The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1848, Page 3

‘ken up in committee of the whole, when a debate en ‘The German Pat:lot Public Dinner. Portable Shaving Cases,_The undersigned | hundred thousand bales. It Is highly probable that the Diea, " sued upon one of iis clauses, which Imposes full personal, Among the exiles of different countries who improping sad Der: | demand from the sources above named will exceed that | | At Vera Cruz, on the 1h of March Inst, James | ADVEBTIREMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING | ability on its stookhclders, emigrate to the United States to breathe the pure ‘f | of 1847; but we are not prepared to make apy prediotions | BYE*# formerly of Brovklya, N Y., aged 22 years migr * A ¢ Suddenly. ou Tursday, the 26h i Mv } | Mr Bur moved a rubstitute, making the stookhold- | *ir 0! liberty, we name Karl Heinzen, Zan Tye; | te wavalii UADERS & LON, 17 | gy to the probable extent. wife of George W. Wilts, in the 80h yout of her nay” ers individually liable for services rendered the compa- | from the grasp of the Meaaceaanet cocepee ree es tock Kixchan, The friends and relatives are resp-otfally invited to ny by Iaborers and other persons in the employ of the| Karl Heinzen, when young, was in the service | Fine Cutlery.—he subscribers have pata | $27000 Tress Notes 98 Seete as Lowiees Bate vince fete erie? | SEEMS TRG Pitta et te M Viet company; but no suit to be commenced, unless an exe- | of the Dutch government at Batavia; his first | reticular sepation, to th s branch ‘of thei business. and nave | “go00 do $00e. 99 ionduy the 24th inst, Wiiutam Jastes Ruruen- fa besut ful aud mghly plows ng Amarouiau entree, cution agains: the compavy has been returned unsatis- | Steps in journalism were made in the Gazette de | Sencof pens pocket, desk, aud sates; | semawe “min D ,of Kingston, Jamaica. mdash Dice Uiiale and: Rorgurisee o& Goats a Cologne, in which he attacked the government | wih a large variety of polish Kazore ground i ‘983g 25 Caton Co sos | tious and friends, and members of the medi Qeruts Gallery, 12h cew's; Private Boxes, $9 exch: No question, Adjourned. @ sour the dreadful state which awaits the de- | andset Cutlery repaired. G. 8. S$ & SON. 96 150 do w. meee also ombers of the masonle order, fare res | Children wider I" years (f nge, whew acer mppaied by thew i aded Gi + age ys 15600 do, 62 97 ‘100 Canton 8 3° | epeotfally invited to attead his funeral, on Weines tay, | Parents atdiaus, to the dress enrele, b if pree Doors Assembly, Publiaied eben arian colony. Ha tian = = = = ae Oviow a Nor& Wor —s3.a7, | the 26h instant, at 2 o'eloca, P ML., from No. 70 Waite | 9vemat¢ . coat TN, B—Agmud i s 3 : s y 9, 6 do 4 rT fternou Saturday, cot VERN Ae a Sn Cae ae and therefor was prosecuted for high trea COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, 1000 Ohio 7's In 35 Usie"& Schen RR it Poe iEeatei lek donna acecermcenngeet doagn. poe Mr. Bornicx reported a lion law for mechanfos,ex-| son. This republican intended to avait: his aut, 2000 TL LL 47 33 WNHav& Hat Rt 100% | tor of William end Syiphy Lofucge aged’ 1 your 7 TH ATMs—UNPREO BDENTED JKT oept fm New York, . trial, thinking that his case would be brought uiggee lla 1d dae Ny SES any VOMEgtane RK 38 | montheand 8 days ‘ : Vata haunt pueetasie of the VENTILATING THE CAPITOL. patbre a rory and in public, as it is dail done in Tuesday, Jan. 25.6 P.M. ‘5000 et oe - bi? 6354 100 bo bis 2758 | ; Che friends and relstives of the Samlly are reapectfally KF MEXICO or fihe A f the . . Rhenieh’ Prussia, since the wars n; | ‘There was a slight reaction in thestock -day. | 13 she Del & Hudson io 0 do bio 27” | invited to attend the faueral. on Wednenday, the : ' ‘The bill to ventilate the capitol was rejeoted. het tine es oe he wars of mpeteot 5 ight reaction in thestock market to-day. | 2 fsedag RA 26 200 Harlem Railroad btw WX | inst.,at 2 o'olock from No 70 Vandam atreat” |e BULFALO CITY HOSPITAL. have Like bps hat the government wes to | The advance yesterday was too rapid,and could not be | 300 do ids S6q 200 do b10 46) Oa Monday tne 24 b instant, after a lingering illne Mr. Huno reported a bill making appropriations in ald | jn Wise in the old Dex the SGTOE CURLS Nee i | sustained; and then one cause of the improvement has me do n30 10%$ | Sanam Louisa, daughter of Thomas and Heater Mo: | Veluneers. Th 5 er Tester? Sak ofthe Buffalo City Hospital. better for his safety to avoid his certain fate und | *i#*PPeared~the rumors from Washington relative to the 130 do bas at” | ogdbe, curd 4 pears a5 Gmentne, Sess tma't atte ob aalost er ibe’ Certara aT na’ st poneutisaerind-iaiamidls worl: fled to Belgium, and theres to Switsetlend, | Prospects of peace with Mexico, At the first board s £ b60 41, | tuneralson Wednesday akternooa! et Sie o'clock, from | Moctrnumas, "Amerteans-Geueral, Scott (Com ; Mr, Camensus., om notioe, brought in a bill to secure | There he employed his able pen and his great | today, Treasury notes, Oxio 6s, Farmers? Loan, and bo do 167 Essox street, | Enpeoka ‘Wistaeges J, eet giceiti a fs | the property of married womer secret and political correspondence, to write | Long Island closed at prices current yesterday, while ae B39 {0% |, Os, Tuesday, the 26th inst ,Mancaner Manin, of tbe | of Dun Fraucisco, in love wih ¥ Mrs: Phil f EARLIER sEss10" against the despotism of the tyrants of Germa- | Canton declined % per cent; Norwich and Worcester, Board. Pariah of Mayne Caatlepollard, oouaty Westmeath, Ire- | porn. h Wile, Suthe | ‘The House agreed to meet at 10 o'olock, om andafter| ny. His pamphlets, printed in Switzerland, | x; Reading Rallrosd. ; and Harlem 4. ‘The eal Soabrs Harlem RR bio 4034 | 8A wife of Thomas Martin, of Baltinsloe, yy a the first of February. were secretly distributed through the whole ex: | 2). - gh ores sl osteo he 000 do 40% | | Tanir iclends ond acquaintances are respectfully in- LLEN'S MAIU~G les, Mt, Bany— cemarenL Gu are maaerodenenlae ton tent of Germany, and were read with the preat, | Wer? Bot #0 large, at the decline, to-day, as at the im- 230 408 | vited to sttend her funeral, at 4 o'clock, this afternoon, 3 wt han 3 Be ales 1p The use of the Assembly chamber was granted to the | eet avidity by fee ‘oppressed people of the Ger. | Pfevement yesterday, showing that the impression in Sig | Tem han Date meeisowen, Do. 90 Dp street. | CHATHAM ESBENEFIT OF BB. KO- e yf G | r) x4 7er~ eit —This evening Jan Mr Raraonp offered a resolution ogainatthe petition | Persecutions Mr. Kerl Heinzen was exposed toj; | ‘The knowledge that the government isjor will soon be, | 38 42 ‘03 “oe | ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING. | So's MS Arter wich the'Climied ese oP Wines for the repeal ofthe laws relating to the transportation and, nevertheless, he always remained im in his | in want of large amountof money, weighs heavily upon | $2 42 tw 19 BCautn Co we | DOTHEV TAKE. wk 'F rene Oa aE ofconvicts. Agreed to. views, for enlighting hiscountrymen and makin; 2 ‘or or y PLATT. 1 — 7 oe ©. Cunningham, ¢ Mr. Sutherland; Mis: @ a THE MANUFACTURING DILL them Know and appreciate thelr Hghts, end putting | ‘22 ORY market, ond tends to depress prices for go- New Stock Exchange, ACOBS PLATT, AUOTIONEHIC—FERMPLORY | dence’ ekings rth. fer winch. ihe MODEL i ‘The debato on the general manufacturing bill was re- | them on their guard against the tyranny and. faithless | Yeroment, and all other kinds of stock. Vor some time | $5000 TreasNotesGs 410 $04 f0shre Harlem RR bi 4056 | Wren eam Eite Ola Gre and Giver Patent Lever | ANT IS ed by BLAU D sUsaN owed, the question being on the notion of Mr, Myers to ofthelr oppressors. ‘Even ationg the Swiss repub. | previous to the taking of the lastloan,stooks were de- | 1s ahs Loug lad Rit-¢ 2h do Ba rt the Auction Room, $Platt streetivin: © weld | HI teheneton AC aaa ae 0. Lost, o1 2 , ; 5, 4 ; jewels; 12 cold do nid jal past 6. perfo. ma 0 commence ut? + ‘ amendment was propeed, allowipg aanoclations to avail were made for hls being delivered upto Fran and he | Protsed ia the same way, and as soon as it was taken, | 23 Canton Co es ae blo 4036 iher Golds aad id ctiver patent levers. AE =: | NMeDast 6. perfor manceto commode at? orecmely themselves of the provisions of the bill. Lost beon so delivered, had not the liberal party | Prices rose at once. The banks are screwing things up | 7) ramets Loan blo we fpf te os watches will be paremp' ROADWAY THEATRE—1HIS EVENING, JAN. mile bill was not disposed of af the time of adjourn. | obtained the ascendancy in Switzerland. ‘Tne friends | to the tightest point, for the purpose of compelling the | 30 do a10 276 150 © do © 409 ie reserve, f arent mic oes seth, will be opted Shanepesre’s Ms Chere nchethe a if eS “ere eat ene out | government to relax its financial policy; but they will | % ee eee ICE OF BOYD'S CITY EXPRESS POST, NO. 45 | Webb A b chs: Rows, P Markets. and’ even the simple fact of a correspondence with | make « mistake, and the embarrassments they are trying CITY TRADE REPORT. Ri atdate caine GSATTLE Mee. ca teas skemens| TiStasss "te cesetede Batrtimone, Jan. 25,—Flour cogtinued dull. Sales of By oaplapeetaiipae bring a i reotect difficul- | to place upon the United States Treasury will fall upon ‘The trai Alar ¥ Gh eneee Porites ore between the hours of 4and6 soek. Nove need apoly bu AND COx—M r, Rox, My Hadawa same «ox, je8 witl overnment. reslau, in Prussia, th sac! : » im- | such ascan produce unexceptioueble references. JOHN 1 Mis Beancer, Mis Wovs Dress Circle am APnUt 1000 barrels Howard street were made at $0 874. | peocte made a subscription tofurnish hina the means for | (emselves. It is tho last dying effort of the banks to | ciuging sales of Michigan, Oswego, with some lots of | BOYD, Proprietors “NT to oped 8¢ hall. pons 6: pextorssenes a vonteeants ‘at continued dull at $1 30 for Maryland reds, and | his voyage to Amerios; but the authorities confiscated | 1¢stroy the Independent Treasury Act; and if they do | fancy Ohio, and New Orleans, on terms which will be Sas ta open at half-past 6, performance to commence $1 83 for do. white. Corn—Sales of 5000 bushels were | those funds. Under such ciroumstances, he could no | not succeed this time, they may as well give it up. sound below. In wheat, there was very little done, and tb Batke-Cce. — —__—_—_—____— made, including Maryland white and mixed. at 600, and | longer stay onthe European continent. He applied to| ‘The Long Island Bank hes declared a semi-annual di- | 20 msterial change {n price was noted, Corn sold to & or brass; di ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC WEDNES. yellow at 680. Meal continued the same. Whiskey re- | the French government for a parsport through \rance, od moderate extent at previous rates. Rye and oats re- bought. 1a’ the rough of cut to any | LWA day evening. January 26th, 1848, the perfursnances 0 com, imained unchanged, and we quote it at 240260. No | which was first refused, but afterwards granted, after | Vidend of four and a-half per cent. mained without material change. There were some seals, pencil eases and aiguet rings engraved with | mence with the PRIDE, OF THE MAKKET~ Isidore Mr’, peer mene von a The Auburn and Syracuse Rallroad Company have | fotmesieoMe ch bictacone was in is Uomaed fe cerare | Ls, kom Blupwardsond orwuried woany parcottne United | GfCHANULS XU Cuptlgmas Muddlework, Mt Michel Avaanr, Jan. 25, 1648,—The markets are more active, | |, Mr. Helngen arrived herein the French steamer Mls- | declared a semt-anmual dividend of four per cent, Tard wan atondy. but to stlen of moment race meer: | Riatenor Canada” “Books of heraldry kept with upwaris of | Adam Brock, Mr Holland 1” without material change in prices There is better | editor of the Dew/sche Schnel/post, having died, Mx’ | Under the provisions of the aot of the 4th of December | The grocery market presented no new features worthy EOE SRRES: ANY JMO NNO EI MR SCALE, demand for flour, with gales at $5 87.8 $6 12 for prime | Heinzen ia to tuke the place of his decessed friend, as | last, the State officers, upon whom the duty was im. | of special notios. Geneseo. ‘The receipts of grain are large. Sales of Rye | editor of this newspaper. posed, have called on all the banks, banking associations | gp/1?e/* Soa ism gn tt Of Pots wore made at $5 6736 a $6, $5: the 27st ine Chublock, Si at 75 a 760 ; now corn at 62. 64. The hog market is | Zan Tyssowski was one of the principal actors in the Pe ek, gold dial and Toleiork. "Dr Dot quite t6 still, Sales at $600 @ $8 aoe ond come | Polish revolution of 1846, He was the head of the revo. | ®nd individual bankers, to make a report of their affairs | Burswax.—Sales of 2000 Ibs. of prime Liverpool, No. 31,338, 1m Hudsuu, Vi Mpieloek, choice lots brought $6 50. J lutionary government, and Dictator at Cracow. In this | as they stood on the morning of Saturday, November 13, | ¢™n yellow were mt. ee Meer aula Sees CE neal etre ATOR hipph o la ven from his 7 eo » | longs. Watebmakers and lawabt il pleas th seera\ Bre Boston Jan eee inte wen Ce: hip Bazarr, | enemies. After the unhappy result of this revolution, | troller on or before the frst day of February next, or | with lots of Onwego at $6 $5.20; sales of Genesee, | Look out. Will the fader huve the houesty aud wenerosty to | Seent.’ SB Simpson, New York; 16ih, brig Trenty. Tatem, St Catharines: | he fled to Germany, and was arrested in Saxony, where | the defaulting banks will be subjected to a penalty of | PUre, Were reported at $6 1255 100 do in small 6 24 xtra, at $7; 1700 do, fancy. Ohi “ld from Buenos B N. yres Noy at. schr Forest, for Boston, he was imprisoned for a long time in the fortress of Koe- ee 5 - 73 FAN LOST.—A . 8's Kr jaibernaw. nigetein. ‘The Einperor of Austria demanded. his de. | *200 exc. ie aeaiheen ees Santee Sint oa obeeen (a A LADY'S EAN LOST TA SANDAL | Brtes, pargue tend beleony, $1; amphithen e. 0 ceutae Whe cal and Musical. livery from Saxony, but this delivery was only effected It is @ matter of much importance to all engaged in | & $6. Southern was inactive, without any change in er. ‘Theabove reward will be paid to the fiader | 200'8 oren rt 7—Perform»nee to commence at 746 ek, on Austria giving the sacred promise to th t ade prices. Jheat—We have only to notice a sale of 400 or Paxk THeatne.—After tho recess of Monday evening of Saxony, fist tes) sonia % 7 other hana to Tys EF 2 Dhcind gate chonabrer ob apna. BY bushels New Jersey, at about $1 26. There was no to make room for the Firemen’s Ball, there was e good | sowaki than to banish him to America. ‘Consequaritte. price of our great staple, cotton, that the most cautious | change in Weatern or Genesee, which continued to be : . 's brought to Trieste, and there conveyed on board | S#lculations should be made relative to the probable | held at about the same prices. Corn—Sales of 1000 iat No 12 Mercer street. D ON LAST EVENING, IN EXON £ OF THIS A parcel of papers which’ the owner cau have by ONDAY TUESDAY ‘24th 25th and 26th. Professor AR4LISTs, twenty in umber, K IN 8 series OF treir celebrates house at the Park last evening, and the usual quantum bushels of New Jersey, new, (too green to ship) were | applying at the desk ‘of this office, proving property, and pa; ‘Vivants and Poses Plastiques. eramme— the audience. There is no doubt that there ie some | him into the handsof the Russian soldiery or given bie | Tetults. ‘There are two great interests opposed to each | and 1900 do, at the same price, and » cargo of 2600, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPEUTABLE | ie ore the Revolution ‘Murder of the Into: nd winning in these eques- | into Austria's power, unconditionally, he would not be | other, as regards this staple, and each oxerts itself to bushels of New Jersey, new, white, at 680. M-al—The young woman, to do general housework: isa good laun- | {* he are Mire and Datlilsh, t» 0 positions, f ube rT jiidebrandt. Kilt "1 ‘as ouptivating to the mind | among the living now. M. Tyssowski baying no fortune. | aceomplish its own end. The most important of these | M#Fket was quiet, and no sales of moment were report. | dress and would make herself keneralty useful, Best of Sity | parti —1 he You g Men of the destroyed Ty ed. Rye was inactive at 000. Oats—Sales of 1000 to | references Apply at & Hameraly ateet, am fiont basement, | Dili] The None Men of the ry thing peculiarly gracefal trian performances which which has a taste for the beautiful and elegant, asthey | !s now engaged in New York, in the profession of » . 9 ae for two days. ards, Millai fesheps less refined saiad wbicmtlooke morety | teacher, and deserves credit and iuppor, for be pants is the planting interest; and the planters should, by all 2000 buehels of canal were made at, S00, Bar!-y-— Sales Kubens "ames to be astonished by the very difficult and extraordinary | beautifully, and, as@learned man, has no superior in | Means, possess themselves of all the necessary informa- 20 " a4 either active or silent, with fom $3,000 to $5,0'0, 19 en: | A¥Mion, Girrodet in anestebli hed aud safe hosiness, which wil! yield the | —!, Romulus rnd Remus Da i $ year. The best of | 3 ‘The Listeners, Kubens; 4. Acama: ° rence given and required. Addresg, with real name, bux | faradive MacGowan; 5, Tableau Finale, in Hoos United Statas, Thiers, Doors open at half pest 6 ~ — | mence at7} o'clock. Price of Admissiou—Dress Circle and IBERS HAVING | Paquette, fasy 44 feats performed by the various equestrians attached to | any academy. tion possible, before they part with their crops. We | BSvisation 0 i i f 105 bags of Carthagenia, damaged, the gtroupe; but take the performances, all in all, the | Doiviat was one of the first preachers of the German Corres — Sales of . 5 easy, elegrat, and dashing manner in which beautiful | Catholic faith, and with Ronge, the founder of that eect, | 2#V® invariably made it « point to protedt the planters, yore made by auction, a jontias; and 250 poritions are assumed on the back of a horse going at | travelled through Germany to propagate the belief in | by giving them the earliest and the most unbiassed and | 40, Rio, damaged, full speed, the apparently unpremeditated manner in | this new religion. He was also threatened with go- | correct accounte relative to supply and demand; andit | qtr o'saite met unceeding 200 it the opening of T° CATITALISTS—A_ PARTNER WANTED 6 nd dull aspect to- jes, which were at | 7 AW OFFICE. whioh each different little scena is enacted, the intelli- | vernmental persecution, and he thought better to take | isa source of considerable satisfaction to us, that we | prises ranging at about our inside quotations, for the i y . a ql f da is ership, and opeued an «flice at No cents: upper box: gent and winning ways of the trained horses and ponies; | shelter under the star-spangled banner, than to be shut have heretofore proved such true prophets upon all Ee grade o lower styles are offered less freely, and wall street, will | be hap Dy tu attend to such professional. bu M Cond and, finally, the jocularities of that much thrashed indi- | for yearsin some dark German fortress. es ver command better rates in proportion. siness as may be confided to them. J. VAN BUREN, | Park Thentre Police Depa tmen vidual, the clown, a!l combine to make the scenes at the a. — three =. named bettering econ matters connected with this staple. Our estimates of ‘LIVERPOOL CLassivication. H. ROBINSON. New York January 17.1818 | We HA NICS’ HALL.172 BRO \DWAY, 3K) WEEN olrcus interesting ones to almost everybedy—rich or | the most prominent Germen residents of New York | the yield of the crops for several sears past, have turned ise Dreans HE PRINCESS OF MANTOLOGY, HAS LEASED | NVM Grand and Broome sis Crowded tvovelflowing. with poor, refined or obtuse, citizen or countryman, it is all | gave on bg ig Real 21st instant, @ public dinner at the private house at 50 Bowery, where, with her untver- | the beauty end fashion of New York. Open every night du iny - 4 BE ’s restauraut, , | Out se correct, and our estimates are considered such % i cept r =! torily, One very aratifying feature, (at least to the | eles patriotic terms M. Heingen replied inthe jpfithade sata rotdaainerced in the estimates we have 168 9 | STHING RU ICK STs tera dered in tha ay “Admiunion 3 cetat children endes author and representers of the new spectacle.) is the | Most eloqnentetyle; bis energetic head, his powerfullook. | soon. asto the yield of the crop now coming to market; logwood sold, at $3, oaab. Sarge a tiv fepresenice the Venwa ie teaicin ud Apot: | (pearsall vice" Doors “ey at 7 viel ek racert wid Sec nines or ina chicos Nerpeatioe sm ttvome and bewitching speech, were received with admiration Is y' p now coming to market; ae iets sold, at $3, oash. sean lthe artist presente these ti to the iutell.- | Commence at 8. On Saturday, Jan, 29, 1n Afternoen Concert. and applause. M. Tyssowski delivered also @ discourse, | and the quantity varies from two millions to two and a tug public of Sew Voructhey being the | 20% open at 2. commence at 3 o'clock. Ou Monday ev Rae aay, esta (nek thote thet adorned the | of which liberty and freedom formed the subject. Se- | half millions of bales. ‘The safest course is to take the ales Of 2000 bones of damaged raisins were | Tevuit Sf over tro penta oxe study nd applicet ow. oMuuy of | 1&Jnn. 24, at the Bi Instirote. ta of the Old Bowery lace, creiagr aud they seem to | Yeral guests united their eloquence and patriotiam to — made by auction. including whole boxes, at $1; halves do, | his works alresdy have been favorabyy not'ced, and serersl | EROADWAY ODEON--ENTRANCE, THROUGH feats of the ery last evening; and they That of thelr frlend, and everything went of in the | medium, as the Indloations at present, #0 far as we are | at 7)40,and quarters do, at 360, cash. At private sale, | ad x of Rurore and America. Open (fora | BB Pinreuxs Suloon—Under the maigementof FG. GmaEe h f 7 | t | take as lively an interest in all the scenes represented on ji ™ id, at $1 65; and 800 from9 A. M_ to 10 P.M. ext to os, | the stage asthe mort red hot military mea could do, | Most desirable order. About 11 o'clock, s great many | able to judge, are that the production has been about | 500 boxes wet-dried sold, at $1, 65; am casks of sun UF fides @ thes ete f pate Uictenetd cA aS Tats teouranca es Pete Martian | | bers of the German musical society, “ dia,” rairins, at $4 50 a $5. "1000 boxes of Messina lemons thus showing the true Yankeo spirit. ‘This evening the | POO ST ihe meeting with thelr presence’ an d delightea | ‘Bat amount. It would be well at this time, to explain | ere gold, at $1 8754; and 1700 do oranges, at the same ebrated Odeon Minstrels—‘ogether with the celebs ® H Master soi iaben Panatings pela veryebing goes ‘on | everybody by singing eome of the most popular German | ‘he difference between the actual production and the | price. 800 bushele Charleston ond Savannah scouts Larios, Fnclabtod Jobe. the champien dancer of the world ‘Also, Mise Jennie svimmingly ot the Bowery, and a vielt there will oon- | SMPROSS. Loy broke up very late in the night sotual receipts, partioularly when there are so many | TOA ts ware pold by auction, 4 8's Oo; 4monthe, | ait pervs having any busiaee or other ates by Mise jhe coapahrnet iin fopeerateldh AS ate ar tr Aad kK causes calculated to induce the planters to keep back | ““iirur—No salen of dew-rotted were reported. Ten | Uiffice for she, tranerctign of renerai communion busicess, | Balkeh'tey ne their supplies, in consequence of the low range of prices | tons Manilla were sold on private terms. chief ogency for Central many of the Geveral Traus-| Grecian t xere Honey—Sales of 14 bbis. Cuba, were made on private | Atiantic Packet Ship Company between Havreaad New, York. | Song, Miss K agency for #. J. Wickelhausen aus Company, merchants, &e | Song, long as enterprising hand, to give such splendi ing managers and good actors are'on| Meeting of Journeymen House Carpente rs. Mepectecies en we sco atthe | A me eting of the above took place last evening | There s ® more general determination on the part of Hoqairm, Velentini Bowery. in the 14th ward, at 74 o’clock. On motion, Mr. | Planters to hold this year, than we have ever before no- iu Bremen; office for em g ation and other busicers, &c. &e., | Ditty Feie M aris; Song. Muss eyna'deon, Part (—Oteon Cuarwam Tuxatax.—An exoellent bill is preseated | Rice was unanimously called to the chair, and | ticed, and this disposition, in connection with their NUS PETC RE ECG er TORN BAR | Minstrels ins variety of Songs Helis chp peg ond hero this evening, and the proceeds of the performance | Mr. Damn was appointed secretary. ability to hold, is sufficient to induce us to believe that a — hall past 7 PENmansele OLvSwiI TH’3s WRITING ACADs- —_ jes, 289 Broadway. and 22 G I pireet. cover of | NT IBLO'S ALHAMMA SALOON 5:9 BROADWAY, ‘The market continued quiet, and no | Forsyth. | ‘crms redaced to one dollars fo the crarse of ten ‘open every vignt— Furst week of »mubell’s Ethopean ‘The cali of the “meetingswas then read and | jargor quantity will be held then usual. The high are tor the benefit of @ worthy man, viz: B. B. Roberts i es ra en unanimously epproved of. On motion, it.was prices which haye ruled for the past two seasons, have | Nava: Stor: the prompter of the house, The prompter of a theatre 2B a Resolved, Thet.© committee of three should be ap- Jessons of one hour each, and 4 satis(-ctory improvement guar: ernade s, one 0: the o dest bends of org ual regro minstrels is a them in position to | salen of moment were reported. i f ‘ Telock. ee e y ri may, with all truth, be said to be known only by hi® | pointed by the chair, for the purpose of drafting resolu- | enriched the planters, and placed them in a posi oh Ataenals-tapaamaaten ne Muiniik whe we abe snteed to every pupil. Le ties meet daily et Il o'clock. 1m wine Uni ed States, vieasrs Hy Mestiser J.P. Carter, Lat and D tsaymond, whose pe onday evening geve te most celightfal ami: works; but then his works are very heavy and laborious. | tions for the action of the meeting. hold over for at least one season, and many, we have no ‘of 10C0 galls of English To his watchful care and attention, the audience is in- | Whereuppn the following gentlemen were ap: | goubt, much longer. It the opinion among our best | Ceid"iGuy de ot daha jo noe tac eight 810.5 | elven. Bee e rewinre, fac r LW of 1500 galls. of Amer- * nareey a. Admissi n 2% cents, children half price. Doors open Mowent of his utmost need; though unseen, the prompter eave cammmittee then retired, and after a short | hold over about five hundred thousand bales, out of a | ° MuraciicarMi oe tauiea wo sands Aug organi (haus Yor ale (Alo inky | BZ ARNUM 8 AME IOAN MUSEUM—PT. BARNUM, Belace c » and, , acho ‘in good urde 1 propane Firroaco ft eee ae ee ee ccgtuetio aum for bisvene. | absence, during which van interesting conversa- | etop of two and a quarter millions. This will leave se, Jes of about 3 to 400 bola of old prime | iriver | avening This Week comincnn teu Monde Sean Webs 8 made at $6 57, and 100 bbis new mess : Ae a Splesdid performance: fernoon at 3o’cleck | $1150. and 2 to 300 bbis now prime were reported rola | PAROKED BANKS !— ATLAS | evening ar hall pat). Tie manuer Wns erg ped MASTER bout $8 a $8 60. Beef—Sales of wbout 250 bbls James, Noithern hinge. Cayuga Lake, { Seu. | JOHNSTON, aver) talenied ied ‘Tight Rope fexts fit. Onroference to the bills, it will be seen Mr. Roberts | tion on topics relating to the interests of the | yenteen hundred and fifty thousand bales, as the re has obiained the aid of a 8 Mat of ee iors \ ge was corner on returned rae renareg te ceipts at the different ports, of the crops of 1847 and 1348, The Model Artists. too, add their scenes to the evening’s eeting the following preamble and resolu- erties, tken in exchan, a wh entertainment. By-the-bye, they only perform here | trongcae = er The consumption in the United States forthe sear ond | ware made of new prime.part,river,and part city In- | §u0G¢ aad iad shaw Dancer, who three nights more, when tary go to Albany to falfilam | whereas, The present rateofrents,fucl, provisions, ko. | 196 September ist, 1648, will probably be sbout seven | Ducat Sei ted about the same, Cheese—cales of 200 | Woahes Fiisiar aipseaa ana Oricane Clock Gents aud Laces | f gneacement there. We have no doubt there will be ® | being exceedingly high, snd the wages of our labor ex- | hundred thousand bales, leaving ten hundred and fifty | Doxes of rather extra quality were made at 7:c0. There | White Kid Gloves ir parties, able linens, Linens for nowome, appeat fall house this evening. Pee oevedingly low, and inadequate te the comfortable sup- | thousand bales for exportation to all parts of the world. | was no change in butter. Binck lialiay Cravata, Silk aud Linen P chet Handlerch trordinary attraction see een ee ae Tere oot | eee ese acta feagon toanticipate | _ The annexed table exhibits the importation, exports. | _ Saux oy Reat Earars Yrsrenpar.—Houge and lot 7 | Gant olan We eS es Walkernuens conser | Mheneeset ett ted within the walle of the Tabernacle, attended, | any material redustion in the prices of reuts, fuel. pro- | tion, consumption, and stock of oetton, in Great Britain, | 1o¢'9p do, $7350; House aud lot S40 Broadway, 20%100 | Sulberry street comblocd corte of thle enphonscus, walt harmoaieed | “iescived, hat we; the Journeytien house carpeniece | = onc of the pest twelre years eg OE eer ees ent oA Peete oy ta a Le I I « 1: 5 C r! Mul 2 100; lot 12 venue, | _ 5 fe 9 fro o ade y Guogl, was wel 5 21x50, ouse a Stl 3.500; 4 y 1 an =1pli- erture to La Muette de Portis Auber, jin which | seventy-five cents perday for our labor. Description. 119 do $8 80 33 t 7th 730; | cant. A most desirible tion for a Ship Yard or manufac- rea, Wax Figures of Q of the brase instraments wi Uacodueed, wa e- | | Resolved, ‘That lone housant copies, of the above ide eajotiiag, sie vaach, $5,000; 9 do cy Teun eereet, Firing cetablishmest insane bal. bead with 19 feet water. | U’Counell, Father Mathew, Re @uted, in regard to time amd harmony, with such pre- | preamble and resolution be printed, aud a oopy of the n 2 7h At x14] each, $2,480 each, $4,960. civsion end brilliant execution, that reiterated cheers | same be sent to each builder of this city, and two copies Rice—No sales were reported RARE CHANCE—ANY PERSON HAVING A eo merican public. im bot exch performance id by the other, making ” | entercaimment. Dani the fae ‘eller; Wax Model of the Human Body, tobe se vately atan extra eharge of 25 cents. Admission to the whole, 25 ceuts; children under ten years of age. and old Egypuan, followed its performance. ie “Helena Waltz,” by | among the journeymen of each shop. India, : U 8 ales of about 1500 bushels rough flaxseed small capitat, of one or two huni doltars, can learn of ough to He ak Ke d fe 3 Btraune, was sweet and fnepiiting, and the introduction | | The which heving been reed and considered, after « nea a PRE ITE So gee Som ee gt were made at $135." ee aS jaicaation where he can clear from Give to eight hundred dol | shiling ench erecarie ee * Belisanio,” was given great | fow remarks by one or two Total No. of bags imp'ted 1,200, 238 1,428. ’ SCaseSCuids AttaKape, Somimcn,, Word odd BUOK ‘ sineas will moatagrera | SUES ae eee brining ged aecdpeee peti, ager Cy Penne er cae Total taken for howe cox: RN TNESS 18 | ofa, and 40 boxes brown Havana at 6 ots, 4 months. ter eddreseed to" Brean ihrotsh the postronice, aiving | ML USGAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKSPE AKL — naval Quadreile. by Strauss, excited much liveliness of edjourned. puaaptionss: css «+ 1,033,723 1.079 888 1,260,080 1,137,600 | Srices—50 bags Jamaica Pimento sold at 9% cents, | real name aud address, will be attended to, this day or to-mor- | second series of these popular Literary and Viusical ic foul; wud the “beautiful comporition, “Sounds from ah et A sane cteach year Samnee '209.495 ‘Sal0as "2ed,t74 | cash. eo the Btuyrcerut Institue, Brosdway,on the * Prinotpally excouted Ly the violin portion ofthe | Axoruen Paaeanr at Ricumonp.—According igi2, 1413. | | TaLnow continued source, while prices remained about | Pause nGERS PER PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN ty. ved Tend 10, and Alondny, Bebs 10) Perike Towacco—Sales of 100 bhds. Kentucky and Virginia | foot! Wallmerete thi e day. (Teen ay) San 20h per. ” age to the heart, which called forth the | tO previous arrangements, the guests of the State, It be duly aunounced Admission each ovei sachs oF Wait cade the * Generals Quitman and Shields, Captains Magruder and leans whe sday) Jan. 26th, at 10 ocloc! ommence at 8 o'clock leaf were mace at 344% cts. A.M, at which time th ip will sail. — — an o& Ribs gwéebees: MPaRanoy 4 Blanding, Lieuts. Selden aud Blakey, were received by ~ - oct of which, by ltssclt, gentle, sweet and modulated tones, | the two houses of the General Assembly at Richmond, | Waser From 1000 140 pois Beate Prison and New. Foe LIV eRPOOL—NEW LINE—REGULAR PACK. | gS As og ‘eautitully represented the universal slumber of humani- | V4, an Saturday the 224 inst. The ceremonies on the | Orleans were sold at 26 cts. of z6th Rebenary. she new aud splendid fast sailing | Grand street, between Forsyth and kldridge streets, by’ |ty—the approuoh of the hour of ghoste—the drummer | ccasion were of the most flattering character, as re- FReionTs—Rates were rather Inactive, witnont ees ee ete ante eine alan day For iienkt | SABLE BROTHLRS—sougs, Dances ke: ke. every Mone \leaving his grave at midaight—the dawn of day, when | !ating to the officers above named. After the formal | change ta quotations,” Engagements of corn were made | *harugthaviog eplendid accsmmodatiouss spply on boar, | {tig Wearenaay, and Saturday’ evenmne. ‘Tickets one Stul- universal nature awakens from itsletbargio slumber,and | introduotion to the House, the Speaker delivered an ad- | fumption... 1,137,248 1,190,601 1,399,521 | to Liverpool at 6d in bulk, and of flour at legd per bbl, F fuot of Wall street, orto EK COLLINS, erformance veo at B prceizely. jwhen the it choristers of the sky are pouring forth | 4'ess of welcome to “ the guests of Virginia. ‘he ad- | Stock at cloxe of 538,259 664.431 785,932 | and cotton was worth |. ‘To London and Havre we | No. 56 South sireet. The packet ship Roseins, Capt. Wm ALL OF NOVELTY, CORNER OF CENTRI heir enchauting melody, was followed ‘by repeated | OT€eS was responded to by the offers in turn. They 16s. 1847, | heard of nothing new. M-P. Moore, willsueceed the Gorrick, and sail as above, her and Pearl streeu—Tablenux Vivauts, or the LIVIN this delight: band, woul 5 fe it J el Bi +3 4,759 110,38) 7” ee . te a eaatri . J « ave their peculiar and charmiog erly ayerind pg equere, and reviewed the voluoteer troops us drawn up Rest ladia 94688 222.802 MARKETS ELSEWHERE. For LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—REGULAR PACK- | some aplendia Pictu f ne 19 Si. :) ik TO ich exquisite selonce, and possessing #0 manny charm. | 18 line, ‘Che review baving ended, the guests were next | Egyptian. 60.651 20.732 ‘Stock Sales. tt of the aeih January-aT hese and aplenaid fat ailing | (er Fowersrue, which will be exhibited T ce 1g wincr Keys, impressing themeclves #0 awestl escorted to the Governor's mansion, where his excel- | West Indian, &e 7,607 ees Sin Jan. 24.8500 Maryland 6°, 854 [ocdine, and will positively sa bore=hi a + Miss Sanson, and* ordeha with songs bs heart, thas the most pleasing sad dalis lency was awaiting theirarrival. Halting within a short wit ioungnt Lassen 31 United States. O's of 1800% cl For freight oF pasenze, hi ou one shillicg. Doors open at 6, cattain to rive at ions follow their performance. They perform this | distance of the front portico of the government house, 144,660 194,200 221,850 ‘Treasury 6’s at 9934, asked 9845 ply on doard, at Orleans w x v ing in Philadelthia, where thelr great feme has | Colonel George Wythe Muoford, himscif every inch « geaked 019 ha: aa pad Collins, 46 South street. ‘The Packet Shup GARIICK, | uot, master, will succee he i" poebardant ora ther eompercioes tu i \t gallant and soul- | Stock atcl os? 105568 Bisst09 asias9 | 35 isc 4 5 Wer 9 sir compatr! in iu @ moni and soul- | Stockatc! K i 451,93 4 . i _ A. — - Nias sriedenine crm yistoar oak ea ee ing manner. Governor Smith oame forward, and re- | ‘The commercial revulsion which has been so disas’ | ,'H!lspmiriia, Jun 25-—First Hoard.-|. Planter) Bank MAINHARD?’S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR | a we have often sald before, they are # magaificent set | Extended te them that weleoma with mhioh he oa Vix | {tous in Great Britain, which has prostrated the manu- | Mu Loan, 90; 90 Morris Canal, ; $760 U 8 Loan, 6s, 1067. 99; s re Pianta These letears. te. eer ot eevertcls.| Tee Fas of mivetrele, truly Seomving g that mame, and the terme | ginlan, felt proud to receive th facturing classes and restricted the wants of consumers, | $724 tte 2s, 71; 1 Phitad: Bk. 110 * i | in the eity-—-which bri arr Fa rl as Fynonymous, eran ie sd wenesbeon th must have, for « length of time, » very great influence | ;hin Ba S200 Leigh 7 a Rail Kond, ~ iit y Q 1(00do Bus Gig; $4C00 U. 8. 7 99; 50 Girard Broapway Ovrox.—Pinteux has engaged a tet of co- Shields; he, too, bad to aay « word or two, and very | UPON the consumption of this ataple, From 1846 to 1847, | Bray siu: Go Heading Rail Road, 251, ae jo geniuser—Pete Morris, M Juba &e., who by efully “olosed the sorne, as he termed it, dyad. | only one year, the consumption of cotton in Great Bri’ | ucsron, Jon athecBrokers’ Boord=—6 shares Fitchburg 65 2% ‘ls Quitman and Shields, and sumption + 1,421,483 1,570,503 1,559,056 1,105,998 jar 903,067 1,055, 515,79: ‘They are jor that may ee dare 1e(t at fonee Becbee Co's, 12) Fultoe cats : — be attended to. ‘The partnership heretofors ex ANNUAL BALL OF TH i between Meinharde & Seott, was diasoived ow te ist | be given at the Apolla Saloon. RPMEINHSRDT | Bing, Jaw, Fiat ‘ickets may be 3 | tng ecommittee: Cn) i Lient. M. G. Lenghi comicalities, tickle the audiences, wonderfull rd, and taking the Gover.or cordially by 459,088 bs . | Railroad 116: 8 Old Colony ‘Railroad #936; 11 Vermont an very evening. “fl ‘Mitek Ghia, the beapitatieies ofthe eapemiice | “n> Nt O% 400,000 Dales, eqasl te more than twenty: ic. 7 Western Rail Massachasetts Railroad 7: 104 CURE, FOR COLDS—MR five per cent of the aggregate in 1846. In the face of F \ ‘ | Lieut D Attroch 0, , an mansion were thrown open to the State guests and their Le werent Western Railroad Hights ze; 6 R Railroad 2534, r ud Suiphor Bahs, 18 Fultow street, oppo- | coveding wall and wil doubtions tae Tee proportions | friends who thronged arowad them,—ftschmond Tk-pub- | thie decrease in the consumption, the stock on hand at a0'31s 13 do a304 9696425 do n104 37530 do rbd 975 30 Es dite Chureh ateet A eertia ene for eo eco ers | ral d. Nebr Gianna, 16 te slice trom the cake of public patronage itcan the olose of 1847, was 93.854 bales less than at the close | ton Dividends No. 9 634; $300 Honton City. x 98%, Ham, sore throat, 20 We Meagher. The saiphur Vapor | Eimareet: George 2 Beekman street. JOSEPH AT- Ae ota eianee Dandy Beveee eared 00 - , of the year previous, This resuitis arrived at as fol. | hoo sites gunn Hecding Reloan Basan, 1050 bases Bath 14 particularly reeomm Dhzsicjeas 36.6 | oo ae lows:— 63,2000 00 63% Second Boards shares Roston and Wor | care for ail eruptions and dy No danger ot 4 & ()()() TO, S0—PART VER WANTED(3iLENT Oil Cream, ix, without donbt, the only proper arieie to t Ce eee tee Teed Ree tae ee ee ar, | takiog cold after the | or active )—~Aay person nivieg this amouat. of nourish and improve the hair. By a chemical proves, of | Stock on hand at the close of the pr Railroad 11544; 19 Wentern atlrond 104; 10 do 104%; 25 Nore a | ws with half che BMOUNE eRCH, MAY wi jon at ithe Alhatmra,is ® good one, and we | tree monthy’ duration, the latin and offensive stnell vious year ee we mange mations 104; 18 62, 191i 93 Were MEDICATED VAPOR BATH y tor i vestment wich selcom o pe they wil go om ond prosper, J tirely extiacted, Tewving its uniriive aa unimpaired. | Importation Fr Re effected, a short time ago, with « Being shightly perfumed, it nei her bara uor dries the hair, Fie peg do asea nts | seep vented CgNd, id | yielding er cent. pr & Bnrotnens.—These performers are meeting with | as hichly-sceated articles do, in ail cases when applied to the Total supply... . + 2,299,069 1,779 787 | 8+ — — — not utter words, exceptia a whisper. A geutleman remarking | ital being wauted to add another branch to the concern. in success at Columbian Hail, Grand street. They | head. ‘0 Poa only at wanAEny, La tie’ Huy Consumption and exportation...... 1.754.256 1,997,818 eatic Markets. fheulty of brea hing and soecehy Tee omens d me to ir busi — e be done oe aes naa the Lo Ah, a e ; if and Shampooirg Rooms, oad way, comer o! —- = Dom: 181 Fi e 1 will be satialactori v 4 fe le re excell vi eH ipeitet hm had atoterapiy | Loom set. gers P Omer ON] Stock on hand 1846 and 18:7... 2.06. 515.198 Gia | | New Orurans, Jan. 17, 1848.—Cotton—The demand ervoll'e Vanes Bate, It hae with ihe here f wren oad all com a ewions stritiy comfigential-Addre ‘tor Mover, Anviets, lerably ———~ ~ has continued active, and the sales reac es f Mere grateful; my col i Mflice. ht, thongh not ao gocd as their merits | ve your money.—To thove of our fitends | _ ‘t speers by this thet the aggregate importation of | Tit, cut any material’ change in prices, Statement of hed, my br. aud wes 16 | ee athaATE HAGITS ARE RA unquestionably ® splendid set of | who wish to reduce their boot bills, we cheerfully recom- | Cotton into Great Britain im 1847, was within about | Cotton—Stock om hand on Sept. 1, 1847, 23,493 bales; | store. f mske this of poee rhe maybe | TNT eccuslly ellectnally eared by th the males and females; the accoutrements, | inendto call on our fieud 'ONES 4 An: sate seus | nine thousand beles as large asin 1846, ‘The great de. | arrived since to date, 456,767 do ; arrived to-day, 13,624 | munder ike obstrnctions. A.M. SWEET, No.8 Fui- | 1 on AY ‘ase of the medicine. produc fcieney, or, 1 might be more proper tosay, the falling off | 40 totel 408,888: Exported toiate, 300.99 ; exported | 'onsteet. eines noon 16 the eva ition ‘ol the ‘atmne oat han 4 : to-day, 1610; total, 302062. Stock on hand and on ship- E8, PILES, PILES—Tit CAUSE OF THIS COM. sunell or reme in the supply, causing the reduction in the stock on hand | hoard not cleared, 191.821, ‘Tobaeco-Note sale Of 1 | ee eee ret or nternals co rurbed or doen it intertere with d et oF ver in the face of @ reduced consumption, was from 1845 to | portance has transpired. There is some icquiry, but | sate of the circulation,commencing with derangements of the y the D ctor, at Wyatt & Ket ties, Ko, are all new and of the finest materials, | ‘he firs qnality of F a every thing is conducted on liberal he $100. Heal: i upings are new, and we donot think any of their bieaux have been enacted by auy other band in this y. The dream of Washington before the Revolution, Boo’ fand cork sole d sellers are stili far apart. Statement of To- | liver.uvnvaval full fhe alk eal Y uggest to M. Theirs, 1846, the decrease being 613.023 bales. The great dif. | buyers an: 7 th vt, and hi he abdomine! > Ee ers, a Pane peeved, sbes heoukd De ners praca, perbe ifthe | A Weenta; to the French.—If they don’t | ference in the importation of the raw material into Great IM since to, date, 13 NOt astived to-day, oy Facerk: an om ae bin Cer a Abhoved A Nas! ty ive Je wore left out—that aeemed to us to mar an other- oak Teed Pen eae day of their fortune is atm | Britain, in 1846, compared with 1915, was caused by the xported to date, 25,060 ; exported to-day, 50 ; | j present provtietor forthe succenaly eaten sf 8 tient fe beautiful piece of grouping. quality of French Call Boos for $1 20, such as are sold | short crop In this country in 1846. . Stock om hand end on ship-beard P P. eine isthe only remedy on earth that ean ‘ne Monet Antists recently exhibiting at Pinteux’s | \@ other stor and $7; h st dalf Sewed " ook is increasing. Sal al te . 2 fae thre horrid di my left yesterday for Havana on board the brig | Hootlor $936, weanity 89m soreee witharpion It is difficult to form any opinion relative to the con- | § . i Ving, jntemer te ase of apirith ws Te eat cut & ince do Joinville. Being the first troupe that has vie | pet sail profits ie iy ate toe tes Cane uc tor | sumption of cotton in Great Britain for the yoar 1943. * fi . = ar aere eores tre ‘diacetive ovgaes, may be rewarded bi else here Sie, fm a Havens, they will undoubtedly moet with great | curerof Fulton and Nassau, Call in and see him-—the Doc | We have no doubt it will exceed that of 1847; but to 2, 1s the move ncive weneral envses of the affection Bosak. 9 oe, ore causes operate by prodaciog Taw deeply ANvARD's PANORAMA OF THI MisstosiFe1—The pub- What oxtent, we Gare not predict, Mosh depends upos | seeiy in the moral : ~ po ptt i rouble ta the yale. ¢ and su shorter st ace of « atill ruth to ree this splendid pice of arf, and we ox- prices and the ability of cur planters to control the | only some 800 5 ‘i Uther medyet ein the wor d, of wo pay will be ta Bunvard will have to take up bis permanent abode | movements of the raw material In the event of the | The mune Suses SIM & Beaty any inertot parcels " rea | Bre Sippel. Fal le oe ee eeislecte aT ork foreve ss 2 way things £0 now, Kt will BURGESS. STRINGER te CO, aaa planters holding as much as we have named above | have been received which are selling from 16¢ upwards, b- a. DOOEE: DUAN® STREET, Be TWEEN Tore any of ite freshness, 4 Plece of | Trostest work of the bind ever before nots prices must improve, as the supply will become reduced | Havana Sugasr—100 Yellow were sold at Sic. on time. | Cor san sezeetle. wade at OOrER, 14 ‘STREET, BeTWEEN tf 4 ———————_ to a quantity less then that in the market last In | Flour—The market has finally broken down,and we have | yog it ie unequalled by any me i diseases of raruany.— Mr. Britarwiok who fs the manufacturer, | piamond Pointed Gold Pena Purchasers of q 7 pee to report the following sales ; 300 bbls. Illinois in 2 lots ‘Wholesale aud retail by WY Maa | medal January, 1847, prices for fair Orleans cotton in Liver- | gt $5 10; 900 bbls, at $5 12 from the Levee, and 1000 ton street, and retail by Dr, Uphi iNew | yan | 4 on the last day of | bbls. choice Ohio at $5 25, Corn—The market bas been agite generlly thoughont the United | Strreemrembs. Cooper has discovered the various beautiful groupes, representing in mina- | Goi Pe. ek ‘ork, an only to report 1000 sacks Prime Mixed | States and Canvds ox. # the various Mexican eeatums, Indians, ko, which | Crit tees dn 'tuele best pent and a their best pens, and th pool ruled at 74 a 7% per pound, he can cure the worst form ed bods ” " } Ny araed Min atastion Wianaeiee From the samme | rete ee” wferisn qualities, JOHN Wee Ghee ke! December in the same year.at 474 0 6d por pound. When | quishand my hive ceuy te report Wyinite and Mixed at On LACMOTEN De IMeDY FOR | Weeks with A x ; ty souee position a falleiged copy of the famous statues of | CO. No 71 Cedar streets, (one door from the Pos prices were inflated, speculators took in some weeks | 509 ; 450 White @t 600.; 307 Mixed at 5lo; and 316 121. Pian di soak This ele afe,and agreeable | o lity, brought om DY hesty” A. jollo and Venun de Medicis, He is an artist of great correct and lifelike, Terent statues are now on public exhibition at 396 e the Vens of all the pest ‘ing at reduced prices. The tens av to seil as the best in the city, for $8, they sell for | to pointe nearly as low Or i egeis « yapevsia, sed Cauch they | thirty thousand bales; but when prices became reduced | Yellow at Pork—Somy 500 dbis. have been sold in | jo’; ..% Ps celebrated tn Pars. as Tots preperasron, © | woh ga rit Ween one mente, lees a earetees ver yet reached, speculators | 10H at $9 60, but buyers inelat upon a fu er reduetion. | vow offered to the people of the tes, minder th ‘Ae dm every low in proportion. ) bbla, Prime sold at $7 25, at direction of the orietal inventor, for the parpose of s pets: adwey. Hy, and others low in proportion: Gold Pens re- | withdrew from the market altogether, fis aes ill d ri ne qnack il foe thous nMictéd. thet they, muy, obtain a = ws rowona Breeaccrant 1a to takea benefit this - It in so hazardous in giving aniy estimate of the proba- ee ¢0.; 80 terces at eee’, SEve, wiees Sore euccees'a! fiftees ho Howard Athenwom, Boston, Itisacomplions: | ‘The Ficheliea Diamond Pointed Gold Pen chee tom z 100 kege at 6: or the d ffacent remedies that prove unsucesss’a Phy iftew This isn pleasant aud certrin © few days. Sold on y tn Philadelphia. The cure o oj) bie consumption of cotton in Great Britain for the year | ¢5,!!" ane choice on private | {his is, pleasant aud certain care in sles Oides elieare nature. 8 ow on the part of her admirers, ond wor Idby Bo. Watson & Co., 45 William street, and J. ¥. Ty pretty correspondence be: ie sate warget, The Richeliens ar aver hy 1849, that we abstain from making the attempt. It is | terms, bacot old Sides w de bor — from the couatry, post paid, panctnally atie: . Ki to engage Dr. Ki wt ofthe ar iste and the manager ott) e O ’ { {sed if the poiats come o! ow one w! ettimated that the total supply of the raw material for | Pork—Some aa’es were mi at 30. for hog roun —_—-— --— — . whose com ‘ t wichone «xem eb; ? 4 acted by Ur. K, himwe pred the @ seater y a = Paget | {oud seead HRs pete tad caste thie others advertise to | the year, lnclading.the stook on hand December si, | Whlekey- Offering freely at tof 130 cn bging nieare, £01 ron erfect cure. weds of the evening should be for the +xelusive use | #+{i ot 81 59, we sell tor $125. Gold pens repaired or ex | 1947, wilt be about nineteen hi thousand bales, to | Dbl, Was cold Fre a American the fair benefloiary, The Transcript say “If | changed. N. B.—IThe Kicheliew Pen is soid only as above, y bout een hundred asa h for Liverpool at }sd.; one for Havre at lo Vd | Fct be able to anewer for the sanity of someer'ces | Ww sicaaneil to bank. tant for these elses fa 100) cane eects, ibs demenit | Sravlous rats, Londen Private Bile Oto Oper e pres. | | arr, Ethie | Santana tweet omg ste wer Se See ve Se od Lf ‘¢ are requested to that the adver= | for these lasses in 1047 resohed 1,897,049 bales, and in | ‘ei y Ne it aloo by the | ters, ‘ ‘hail » square ix dents. Both pi task: | J ‘ 5 " tla, LL cont preia.; Paria, 0 $0 wo 5 40. « om siteeta hail » $4) Mrasvev oma: there ia'ap ond wo tbe sommosionsas | Helmet’ Splat tins relative co Frofeaor | she event of ite mot exeseding that in 1843, the stook on | New York, 00 dazed to.% geen alas 43, sight to 1 : a aie scree ects pegs ot the ive, of which she |e the | way ue wane hand 01 the oloss of the provent year would be ebeut os | per cent prem.; joven, par. «' a =