The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1848, Page 3

The Weekly Hersid. The Weekly Herald, to be ready at nine o’ciock this morning, will be an unusually interesting number. Annexed are its contents:— The President's Message to Congress; the Report of the Postmaster General; the Proceedings of Congressi Col, Mason's account of the California Gold Region, ete; the Divorce Case of Pierce Butier ve, Fanny Kemble But'er, and correspondence of the parties; Highly Interesting and Important Intelligence from Europe, received by the Britanuia; Editorial Articles upon various gudjects; the Supposed Second Appear. nce of the Asiatic Cholera in New York; News from Mexico, the West Indies, etc.; City News; Theatrical nd Musical Criticisms; Police Items, ete; Trial of Gilbooly, for the Murder of Sheridan; Commercia, Affairs; the Money Market, Markets generally, Ship- ping Intelligence, eto. Single copies can be obtained 1n wrappers, ready for mailing, at sixpence. Arrivals Yesterday at the following Hotels. Astor House—T. Butier King, Washington; Major Nicolls, do.; A. Waducourt, D.C; Major Anderson, U.S. A.; J. Parkhurst, Baltimore; Lt. Moon, U. 8. A.; Lt. Steele, U.S. A.; J. G. Dickinsoa, Conn; J, Sey- mour,U. S. A. .dmerican-J. Halliday, Providence; J.C, Stanley, U. S. Navy; E. Nico ls, do; J, F. Harri. eon, U.8 S. Fredonia; R. Mitchell, U. 8. Nj J. E Terel, Washington. Howard—H Gray, Chicago; § Hall, New Brunswick; T. P. Jones, Washington. Irving House—Gen, O?Downell, Baltimore; Rev. T. Brush, Vermont; Lt. W. Stokes, U.S. Marines; Capt. Cobb, Tarrytown; Hon. J. R. Thurman, Warren Co.; J. Blake, London; J.P. Roberts, Barbadoes; Col. E R, Lee, U.S. A.; Rey, F. A. Taylor, U.S. Navy; Dr. Me- Clelland, do. DisarRanGement or THe Maiis.—The mail steamers between Boston and New York have been dis- arranged since Tuesday last The Massachusetts, which left on Tuesday evening’ with the mail and pai sengers for the Cambria, did nut arrive ia svason; and s A ane sailed without them.—#oston Transcript, lec. 7. Rabineau’s Baths—Board of Mealth._The Teoommendation of the faculty. as wel as the ordinance of the Board of Benith, enjoins olownliners of body as the auross antidote to the influence of the cholera, Of this there oan bo no question, and if tho public would avail themeclves of Rabineau's establis! ment in Desbroeses street, the Astor House, tho Cariton, the Irvirg House (Howard's), they wo Id find all aod each equally and elegantly prepared and furnished for their purposes Knox, 128 Fulton strect, pledges himself to sell areslly first rate Hat for$4 aud, whac 1 more, is daily in the habit of ssiling scores of these $4 Hats, a fact of itvelf sufficient to prove that there oun be no mis ake about cheir supe- riority, for even if but one out of every ten of thse hits, sold by " Hie bor hon dtuzn gue ware, co twtr peprsel Oy | 44 pai a canard avalanche of ¢ diseatisfaction accumu ati Asi mont oe . ‘i LY Weald bevorsé go,vasian to briake lewn Mi, Ks cepaierionates: | 1645; ov1"27,528112 70 -117'254,564 tually. It is pl then, to us that Koox’s oft repeated boast of | 1846. , see 2,712,667 87 121 691,797 selling “a Bat Hat,” and selling it, too, much cheaper than | 1847, . . 23,747,864 66 181,521,528 gan be dona ly any ono of his competivors te ho‘iction,butaroal | p48. © 7)” 7” “S) BLTST070 96 15a'0771875 a0 57; : Hecker’s Farina, approved by physicians as food for chyldren and invalids, and adopted by families as a “table luxury” for the healthy. ‘For a's at the principal drug stores; wholosale by Heoker & Brother, 201 Cherry street. An Exquisite Soliioquising upon the Dis Agurement of his Hair and Whiskers by a botch:—Those Jayxed ionate locks, unseemly style aad ju t about got ting my —Ah! had I gone to the Inimitable, No. 18 Nagsan street. all would besa rigat, Hill's Infailible ‘Onguent for the Hair as abov Ihave a capital stock of ready made Sack Coats, beautifully finished; the price varies from $10 to $16. £ make, to order, fine French cloth Dress Coats for $15, worth ol ‘where $20; and for $20 I will furnis) an article worth $23, My Profite axe, of course, small, whioh 1 bost for the public, G.B, LAMARTINE CLARKE, 116 William atreot, 1,000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, % to 16 Gollars; 200 Cloaks, $2 to $12: 00 drew aud {rock Coats, Freneh oloth aud pametags, $1 to $12; Pants, fancy cassimeree, $1 to Byimegee — Saar) a LIS eee plese, mr huction, greet targaina, “$5 Wilt Stora, corner Nas, wou and Bokioan streets. holes a.—As this terrible diserse has made Ita a 160 in oUF Viciuity, it becomes of every tami!y es, to be usad in physisian should be sen’ ura, some timemust wae he progress of the dis meg only in time to is beyond the reach Asin the ity of cases it in preceded by a diarrhoea, more or less violent, the sabsoribers have prepared. from the prescriptions of Velpas, (ane of tho most eslekrated pis: sicians in Porie) a xomedy for i this symptom immediate Jy; and alow needy to be used in case uf t © soverost form of the sense commencing immediately, trzother with au Embrocation for producizg counter irritati raduerng an action on the surface of the body. Put ina dox, togetier Aa theso remedies are not intended to snpersnde or interfere with the attendance of a physician. tho subsoriters will take pleasure ia showing the recipes to any reaps tobio whyselan, Prepared and sold wholesale und retail by RUSUION, CLARK & COy Cho. mists and Drugrists, 110 Broadway, 10 ‘Astor House, aud 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers street. COMMERCIAL ARFAIRG. MIONEY MARIKET. Friday, Dec. 8—6 P, M. The tendency of quotations for stocks is upward and we notice more activity in the street than has ex. isted for a log time. At the first board, to-day, Trea- eury Notes advanced }; per cent, Erie Bonds 1's, Har- em ¥, Farmers’ Loan ‘x, Long Irland $j, Erie Raii- road 1, Reading Railroad 1. All others closed at prices | current yesterday. At the second board there wore large sales of the leading fancier, at an improvement upon prices ruling in the morning. Treasury Notes went up % per cent, Canton Co. 3s, Farmer’ Loan 3s, Harlem 1, Norwich and Worcester i, Long Isiand ?j. Erie Railroad fell off %, Reading Railroad 14. The extensive transac- tions, and auxiety exhibited to get off as much stock a8 possible at the advance, are indicative of a reaction, which speculators, particularly those operating for a rise, better be prepared for. The inflation in pricesis not healthy, the eales and purchases being confined too much to the brekers in the street. ‘We learn that it is the intention of the Messrs, Roths- childs to establish a branch of their house in this city, Sometime previous to the arrival of Baron Rothschild, | a gentleman attached to the London house came out in one of the steamers incog, and became s0 inquisitive in his enquiries of the resident sgext here, relative to the business ef the house in this city, that quitean interesting scene took place between the parties in | ‘Wall street The old bonds of the Erie Railroad Company, amounting, with several years’ iaterest im arrears on part of them, to about seven hundred thousand dol- | yers, fall due on the Ist of January, 1349, The com- | pany is not prepared to pay them at maturity, and come new arrangement will probably be made with the holders, The bonds now draw six per cent interest, and it is possible the company will issue new bonds in payment, bearing seven per cent interest, and secure them with « second lien upon theroad. At allevents, the old bonds will not be paid at maturity. The apnual report from the Treasury department gives full as favorable a statement of the finances of whe government as anticipated from the skeleton re- port, published previous to the meeting of Congr The secretary devotes much space and many figures to | the glorification of the revenue teriff, as it is called, and | makes great efforts to show its superiority over that of | 1842, asa revenue measure. Thore is no doubt but | that the revenue from customs since the act of 1846 commence’ operations, has been lurger than in any previous year since 1816-17; but it is » qvestion | whether, under the same circumstances, the tariff of | 1342, or one more protective in its provisions than that of 1846, would not have projucud even a larger Tevenue, The importations into this country during ihe past two years, have been incrensod by the revul- sions and revolutions which haye taken place in Eu. rope, by the short harvests, and the complete derange- mentin the financial and commercial affairs of the old world, ‘Che numerous failures which occurred in al parts of i:urope, the anxiety to realize money for fabrics of ali kinds, gave a great impetus to shipments to the United States; and the enormous depro- ciationin prices, particularly for Freuch and Ger- | man manufactures, created large shipments of specie from this country for the purchase of those goods on speoulation, Millions of dollara in gold have gona forward for this purpose, and the purchases made with it have been received, and have served to swell our im- ports to the immense amount officially announced by | the Secretary of the Treasury, Without these causos, we have no reason to suppose the imports would have been larger than in years previous to their existenc The present tariff act went into operation on the Lat of December, 1846, and the shipments of broadstuits from this country, for the year ending Jane 30th, 1847, were valued at $27,701,121. The next year they were valued at $68,701,021, and for the year ending | Sune 30, 1848, $37,472,075 Im 1845, the value of broad. | etofts shipped was only $16,743,421, and for the whole | four years thet the tariff act of 1842 was tn | operation, the aggregate value of breadstuifs | xported was $62,820,655, being $5,881,960 leas | han for the first year after the act of 1846 commenced | perations. This immense increarco in the value of ene shipments was not the result of the alterations | nd reductions in the rovenue laws of the country, as he Seoretary of the Treasury would have the public lieve, but of caures entirely heyond the foresight or | ontrol cf the government, and totally in dependent of | ny financial or commercial policy of this or aay other ountry. | ‘The excessive shipmenta of breadstuffs from the Un'- d States, principally to Great Britain and Ireland, | jnriched the producing olasees of this country, and — vo sueh an impetus tothe consumption of foreign | to bave on htnd sowe safe and prompt reu case of a sudilen attack In all cases n arrive, compas Shiteatias Be H 60 chs Farm lo. 10 do 46 Etio RR, full 63 0 do % do 63 0 do yo wo ht } 200 Canton Co 0 x Dg bis W do 60 63 mw do 50 Reading R R 2x wo do boo > 2%, 25 do 50 do. a O78 10 == do bo 20 = do bim 25 ww do 3 10 do ai 37 50 do wo 100 do bim 38! 2% do 50 Nor & WorRR 3 400 Harlem RE 10) Long Id RR bim 2b 100 do bo0 100 "do E 1 do merchandise of all kinds, that an immense importation became necessary to supply the demand. The result was the receipt of large supplies of foreign fabrics, and consequently a large revenue from customs, Official returns ehow s nominal balace in our favor on the foreign trade of the country for that year. ding June 30, 1847—of more than fifty-two millions of dol- Jers. The official returns for the year just elosed—the tecond year of the tariff—do not present suck a favor- able report of our foreign trade, as they show an in- Crease of more than fifty-three millions of dollars in of nearlya millionin the exports; they also show that instead of importing large- ly of the precious metals, we have been large exporters, and have been drained of a portion of the apecte reoviv- edin payment for our breadstuffs exported the previous year. The shipments of breadstufls for the year ending June 30, 1848, were valued at $31,220,170 less than those for the previous year, showing that there must have deen @ great increase in the shipments of other products to have swelled the aggregate importa. tions to the amount officially announced. This deficiency in the exportation of breadstuffs has been made up principally by the increased ship- ments of cotton, which, at the low prices ruling at home and abroad, required a vast increase in the quantity forwarded to realize an equal amount of money. During the past year the importations have been increased more by the revulsions and revolutions in Europe, and the necessity caused by these events, of looking exclusively to the markets of this country for the disposal of European manufactures, thaa by the ability of our people to consume the vast amount of merehandise received; and, in our opinion, the im- pertation would bave been equally large under the ta- riff of 1842, it has been under the act of 1846, and the revenue would, of course, have been much larger. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury gives a very confused statement of the revenue received from customs for several years past. Instead of giving the receipts for each year distinct, he has so mixed them up, by run- ning one year into another, and attaching the receipts for a part ef one year to the whole or part of another, that it is almost impossible to make any thing out of them The annexed table exhibits the revenue from customs, and the value of imports in each of the past five ye: Fixancesfor tHe Goversment—Amount oF Inront axp Revenue rrom Customs, With one or two exceptions, the imports for the yoar ending June 30, 1848, were larger than they have been at any time within the past twenty years. The stimu- Jus given to extensive imports by the tariff act of 1846, is considered by the present administration the most important feature in its commercial policy. The amount of loans made by the government in 1846 and 1847 was thirty-three millions of dollars ; in 1848, sixteen millions of dollars. Stock issued for Mexi- can indemnity, and erip issued for military bounties four hundred and severity-eight thousand and forty- eight dollars and thirty-two cents, making a total of $49,478 048 92, which, with the debt unpaid on the fourth of Mareh, 1845, $19,326,185 64, makes an aggre- gate indebtedness of $65,804 334 56. Of this amount there was available on the lst ef October, 1818, $10,568,285 30, ‘The Secretary of the Treasury gives an account of the eum of eight hundred thousand dollars advanced to the Assistant Treasurer of this city. for the par- ebase of Treasury notes, at par. The amount was ad- vanced on the 28th of September, and the purchase was made at different times, up to the 11th of Octo. ber. At that time these notes were selling in this city at three per cent premium, and, as we find no report of thelr having been re purchased et the price pa'd by the Scoretary, we take it for granted that the eale wus absolule and final. This, we believe, is the first instance on record that a Secretary of the Treasury ever succeeded in shaving @ Wallstreet broker in a finarcial operation. The Johnny Raw who made the je must be a new hand at the business, and should leave the board of brokers at once, and waddle out of the street as econ as possible, for he will stand no chance among the financiers of that locality, if he is unable to cope with Secretary Walker, under the mo dern system of finonclering, Stock Exchange. 6. 50 abs Canton Co $9500 Treasury Not Bie Uv do do 106s, do doh sou US i ‘biém 107 1 do do be 32 2000 ¢o "67 Woy 150 = do do i 10 do Wey 50 do_ do 32g 20 do "62 coup 1054 50 Canton Scrip 2 B5L0 Ob to 6s, “50 il 25 Norwich & Worvester 3 B00 do "60 104\{ 150 Long Isiand R& 191 200 do “70 104 & do do 1, 14.0 City 5s, "70 95 |B) Reading RR 810.28 11000 Penxsyivania Se 754% 800 do do 2 1000 Reading Mert Bonds 61 100 dodo eis 76 S00 Erie 7 per Ct Bonds 90 750 Harlem R& ou 30 shs Merchants’ Bauk 10534 50 do do Busy 4 Bank New York 5) do do 81050; 450 Farmers’ Trast 10 do do biw 50) HO do do 40 Brie Railroad,uew full 6 0 do do Bodo do 10 do do 2% do do WO do do BU 60 do do 10 Ohio Life& Trust. b9071 190 dodo blo 7% 8 Hodson River RR Second Board. $15000 Treas Notes, fis 20 she gma bd 5g 7 +4 130 Morris For City Traps Reront and Manxets Exsxwitens, see fourth page. A. O. D.—UNITED BROTHERS LODGE, NO. 3—TAE mbers of this Lodge are requested to attond, on Monday evening vext, at half past coven, at their Lodge Room, 46 Ventre | street, to reconsider the resolution of last meeting, and other sp:cial business, ALEX, M. ALLING, N. A. Joun Lucas, Scoretary. REE CRURCO OF THE HOLY MARTYRS, IN LUDLOW street, near Grand, The Quarterly Sermon in behalf of this church, will be presched on Suuday afternoon next, (10th it Uy Rey Dr. Sobroeder, rector of the Church of the Crucifixion, HE REV. JONATHAN SIMPSON, FROM PORTAUSH, Jreland, will preach in the Sth Associate Reformed lresbyte- b= . Sas Jane strect, (Mr. Wright's) on Sabbath afternoon, at B o'clock. —1HE DESCENDANTS OF ANNEKE will meet on Wednesday evening next, 13h commence at half past 7 o'clock, By order, DR, C. ©, KIERSTED, Chainnan, J.B, Kiersten, Secretary. OTICR.—A DISCOURSE WILL BE DELIVERED (D.V.) DeWitt, D. D, next Sabbath morning, in vr Fulton and William streets, afer which Soollection vill be taken in behalf of the school of the Reformed Duteh Church, the pupils of which will be in atte dance and sing a hymn suited to the ocoasion, HOMAS ¥AINE.—A MEBTING WILL BE HELD TO. morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 8 o'clock, in the Free Ba: | qu rere’ Library Koom, Milita 193 Bowery, to make ar- rargements for thecoming anniversary. All friendly to the olject, are invited to attend. MSS 2UGUstA BROWNE, COMPOSER AND PROFES. tor of Music, continues to give lessons on the organ and the pianoforte. aud in singing and harmony. Terms made known at the residence of her father, D, 8. Browne, 42 Crosby streot, first houre above Broome, OI8SEAU'S ACADEMY OF DRAWING AND PAINTING, | , No. 29, Second avenue, The meeting will | ¢ NTEY—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE WO nurse, who hiss latoty lost hor baby, Inquire W ANIED—IMMEDIATELY, IN THE LOWER PART OF Wall : treet, or ite vioinity, room sufficient for a gentleman commencing the Brokerage business, to placa @ dak. Address “Bt,” Heralo office, stating terme, Ne. RA GENTLEMAN AND [13 SERVANT, betwean Eighth and Twentieth etreets, Fourth and Sixth arennen. pert of & howoe, or usfarnished, Dirset box RK FHEATRE—@ATURDAY EVENING. WORTB—Dooter Dilworth, lin, Mr. Daweon; Syntax, Mr. OV. Mrs Gilbert, After which, the grand ballet-p Hasowpi, hove Coty Macon, Madan Moe Norby; Maxon si wr Wile Anas Bulak’ “To oosciads with FOSTUNIO. Mr W. B Chi ; Homorab'e Miss Myrtin: les. Dress Cite 8, sate Family Ciro fl’ Post Office, vacated WANTED [MM EDIATELY—SfA5LB AND Coacit Bouse accommodations for a private ostai rising two carriages and tneve horyes in & situ nga central part of Broadway, A good h will bo required, with indiaputab!e access to the preinises. At drees “Stables,” Herald office, stating the position and nature of the accom medatior W ANIED— EMPLOYMENT FOR TWO BOOK-KEEPERS, 1 Professor of Music, (Flute) 1 of Drawing. 6 Cleria, | Draughtsman on Calico, 1 Fire Gilder, 1 Bouse and Sign IF, Weavers, 1 Carpenter, 1 Cook, 1 Couchiman, 6 Portors, 3 Waters, and 1 Assistant Barkeoper, 1 Gardener, anda Farmer, ‘The Frerch Democratic Society will answer, as rofer. uce, for the persons for whem itadversices, Addrees the French Dewmocra: tio Society's Meeting Room, 20) Broatway, port paid, NFORMATION WANTED—OF ANN FLANNEJAN, A about 2) years, a native of Ireland, who disappeds Sunday evening lait, Any information ‘lett with er s.slar, Bridget Flawnegan, will to most thankfully received a: No, 1 Willow Place, Brooklyn. YOUNG LaDY WHO TEACHES ENGLIS4 I tranches, writing and arithmetic, Fre: singing, wishes for a few visiting tuitions. ALL ITS h, pianoforte, and can give satisfax tory reference, and her termawill be found moderate, Address B.G,U., at the office of this paper: é3 ERMANENT BOARD AND LODGING WANYED, BY A sir ge gentleman, in a respectable fam ly or s hong, location to be within five or ten minutcs wa! of Si. Paul's Coureh. An ood sized bed room, with a fir: in the cvening, will bo re "erme for all not to ‘exovel fiy: dollars weekly, Addrers G. ald Office. OST—ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8TH, IN GOING FROM Front street to Fulton ferry, » sliver watch, with steel chain and key, and an old fashioned gold key attached. The finder shall receive $2 reward by leaving it at 205 Front street, or 275 Pearlateet, New York, JOHN JACKSUN, Will be pertormed the drama of MUNGO PAR’ Arab of the Siser— Karls Horr Driesbach: Mungo Park, Me. N. ir. or ungo B., Clarke; Ali, ‘ol. Lae, Mr, Warden; Toby Gander, Mr. Wi re. Herbert. Previous to whioh, NIX TH Nix. Mr. Winans; Fronk Freeling, Mr. J. H. Hall; Betty, Mrs. Br 7; Maria, Mise Lockyer, 0 conclude with the drama of MARY Tdk MAID OF TAEINN— Harrop, Mr. N. B. Clarke; Richard, Mr. J. H. !all; Edward Harrop, Mise S| Dennfa; Mary, Mies C. Weiays's Marian, Mea I. oa, Broadiey. Doors open at a juarter past 6—commence 2meente: Pittand Gallery, 123g cente ECEMBER | ‘9th. the entortainmer % Will commence with BOUTOR DIL- r. Gilbert; ‘Terentins OLoach B. Chapman; Mrs, Dilworth ROADWAY THEATRE — MARSTIALL, PROPRIE. tor.—Benefit of Gen. Tom Thamb —Saturds, 9th will be presented BOMBASTRS FURIO: | tes Gen Tom Thumb. After whict, the pstite comely of MY | AUNT- k Dashall, Mr. Lester; Emma, Miss Staclair, To ovnelude with the original romance of HOP O' MY TUUMB, or | the Seven League Boote-King Vole, Mr. Vache; Lor! Thomas ud ven Gifted Servonts—Baron Duwover, Mr. A. Audrows; | Noddy, Mr, Renard; Robin, Mr. ¥. Shaw; Solomon Mr. Uadaway; Hop O'My Tam, General fm Thum; Bridget Mra Isherwood; Marg ry, Mra, Blake: Grimgriffinhoot, Mr Pope. Grambaletta, Mr. Gallot. "Dress Circle and Purquette, 750; Family Circle and | Upper Tiers, 260.; allery, 12360. URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS SFREET.—SATUR- cay evening, Des. Mr. Burton; Mr. jabber an, Afier Jobnaen; Matilia, Migs © Chapmai whieh, THE TRAGEDY QUEEN, the Btoxe—Mre. Anne Bracesirdle, Miss Chapman; Lawyer, Mr. Johneter; Bridget, Mrs, Bowli To vonclude with AND JeRRY IN AMERICA—Corinthian Thomas, Mr. Broug- haw; Jeremiah Hawthorn, Raq , 3 Robert Lozic, Mr. Jordan: James Hall TroDeyo Dicking Fuor Groen, Mr. Sur ton; Corinthian Kate, Mra, Brougham, Drses Cireis, 6; Family Circle or Keoore Tier, 250. Doors oper at 634 —ourbain rises 947, thee her ry NATIONAL THEATRE, UATE CHATHAM. Saree cf Mra, OK Thorce and Me. C. R, Thorne,— tur TEE STRANGSR—Stranger, Mr C. R. Toorns; Baron, Mr. MoFarland; Petor, Mr. J. Burke; Mrs. Haller, Mra. Taorne, Afier which the popular drama of the MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW YORK—Mose, Mr. Chanfrau; Captain Tobin, Mr. ©. Burke; Syhaeey, Seymour; Big Lize, Mrs. Woadward: Little Lise, Miss B. Mestayer. To conclude with the WANDERING BOYS8—De Croisy, Mr. Thorne; Pant, Mrs, Thorne, Doors open at 63, curtain rises st 7, Boxes, 250; Pit,12i¢0. IM ECEANIoB MALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome streets, commenced on Monday, Oct. 2d, and will continue every night until furcher. notioo.—Tenth ‘Week of the r9-opening. ‘Tho original and well-known CURISTY'S MINSTRELS, (organized in JM2,) THE FIRST TO BARMO. NIZE NEGRO MELODIES“AND ORIGINATORS OF TUB PRESENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER- TAINMENTS, whose conoerts in this oity, for a porlod of ton months, were reocived with such distingulshed favor and patto- hago, haye the honor of announcing to the ladies and gan(leraea of New York and vicinity, that they will give a ozice of thoi popular Comoerta introdusing a variety of their orzinsl Songs Uhornses, Characteriatio Dances, &o. Adminsion 25 conte. Doors open’at 7. Concert will oommence at 8 o'olock. An Afternoon wert every Saturday, commencing at 3 o'clock, b. M., under the management and direction of K.P, Christy, OST—A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING TWO CawtieI- ‘eatos of deposiie of the New York Life Insurance and Trust Campauy, and a certifiente of eventeen shares of atock of the rust Fire Insurance Company, together with a few hank bitls ard cther papers, which can be of no use but to the ris/: A liberal reward will bo paid t rs n returning tea fur the Semuol road street, ¢ ()(Q) 10. LOAN ON BOND AND Mo.Taade B25, OOO sD yrodartivertalestate, inane or watson tc ruitapplicants. Apply inthe Bank Note Excha PPSOUN F, CONREY, No, 1 UNG'L'S NINTH GRAND CONCERT, AND LAST, BUT one in thin city, will take place at the Now Musical tall, ‘530 Broadway, on Monday Eveniog, December Tith. on Which oe, casion he will, in cenuection with @ choice me, perform the following new pieces, which were received with etch rapturous applouse at his last coneert ;—Indian Polka and New York Qua- he request of a larzo number of those who were prosont at the concert, Tickets 50 cents each, to be had at the Music Stores andat the door, The Concart will commence at 8 o'clock. No 0 LET—THE SEVEN-STORY SUGAR HOU3z, 25, 28 0 Leonard street; the house isin good order, and may be used istillery or factory. For further artioulare, tn a! 1 a GOLDERS, HEIRS OP SOLDIERS, WIDOWS AND ALL others concerned, are informed that all claims for pensions, bounty land, back pay, and the three months’ extra pay, will be atvended to promptly at this office, 80 Nassau street, J stor WM. H. BROWNE, late Ltont, U.S. OR SALF.—THE BUENA VISTA BOWLING SALOON.— In consequence of the owner having other business to attend to, he wi!l sell the above enloon very cheap for cash. It inay ba geen at 44 Verey street. Inquire at 305 Grand atreet, in th store, cr terms, 8. D, HAWKE ¢ a POR, SHEA FRAT CLASS, TAREE S10s¥, ArT brown atone, front House, in Madison avenue, betwee asd Sst atrects, near Madison 6uare. ‘The housa is every convenionce—bas te Croton, hot and cold, thirouy fixtures, &e, ‘The front parlor is 44 feet di trust across the contre, with a tea rom 1G ten room is fitted up for a conservatory ‘Tha hoase wed for elegance and workmavship by any of its jv x 4th street. The adjoming lot, together with one in the rear, oan be bad with the houpe. Inquire of. WM. ©. CONNER, 5 Ann street, commer of N HE SUBSCRIBER OFFER3 POR SALB, BY 12 or retwi}, a lurge quantity of choice ns orted iync ther bulbs for parlor eu'ture, with a general assortme: Plants aad fancy articles in th s line. Uaving added a large num Ler of foweri: g plants to my stock at Horlemn, { wili be enabled to exeente all orders for Bouqneta for bridal or other pircios, which I may be favored with curing the gay season, aud it will be my aim to excel in this bran :h cf basiness, T, DUNLAP, Florist, &o, 635 Broadway. CATON. ~ THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONSD agaivst pureh & certain obligation, drawa by me ia favor of PLiip M’Ca $213, as the same has been paid by . WP. FLYNN, 2i4 Third avenue, IAN BY THE NAME OF 3 / Bert, or whotever alins he reay have assumed, is going about tie ccuntry selling Cold Point Steel Lene, &e,, giving out that he has been employed by us, We hereby evution the pablic, that ro such person hus been cr ever could be inour employ. Tire said Faris about 5 feet 6 inches in height, light complexion, light hair, freckled, and of cunning, good ad\lress, MAnK LEVY & BROTHERS, Tmporters of Fancy Goods, Stationery, Ke. 49 Maidon Inno, New VNTERPRISE OFFERED 70 A DRUGGI3T, WELL E3- 4 tablished, or to a porson having ready oath,—A'n exporionsed Gorman chemist nad geologist 18 desirous to meet aa application of the above description, ax an opportunity now cffers with posi tively ereat advantages, m every way calculated to make mon-y, avd #iso to create a valuable protection to the community. Com rounieations addressed (witnout delay) to A. G., office of the Dasly German Dewocrat, 77 Chathaca street, third’ Boor, will be attended to, vot sur ie, Appr ach ye then, My merry, werry men— iin sour opening day: NL. OPEN, THIS DAY—HODGKIN'S NEW CANDY Store, No,'14 Greenwich street, betwen Courtiandt and 8 REDUCED IN PRIGKS—SILKS, SHAWLS“ MGAINOS, (leaks, Cashmeres, Linens, Embroiderios, Hosiery, laces, Fiannels, Velvets, Cahieves, Hundkorebiefe, &c,” The sudscribers fevitrg anxious to reduce ‘their large stock of fancy and staple goods befure the Jat of Junusry put dewn their prices, and now offer great bargaire in the above goods, JAMES BECK & CO,, 355, Broadway. BUPEGIOR FARM, OF 125 ACRES, THREE-FOURTHS OF ‘a mile from Flushing stewmboat landiag with kood Dwel- arne, Carriage-heuse, Havcls &c,, fine Orchard, 53¢ mil ficm Wiiliamsvurh Ferry. Th rst rate: the’ situation elegant, ‘The whole or part sed of, The Stages pass twico a day to and from the For particulars and payment, whieh i ‘¥, call on A. SERGEANT & SON, 15 Wall st, N. BOI other Farma, LOBE HOTEL, 66 BROADWAY.—THIS HOUS® HAS beon renovated and put in complete order, and will a open. ed on the Enropesn plan. for the ruception of boarders aud travel Jers, on Thureday, the 7th December. Families can ba farsished with meals in their rooms, at all hours. Table de Hote daily. at o'clock, © RB. CULVER. NOUNIRY McCLUSKY BAVING TAKEN THE HOUSE corner of Bayard etreet and Bowery. known as the Pairisid County House, takes this method of informing his friends md publion general that his bar is as well stocked with the choicest of quors and sogers 9g any honee in tho eity, for proof of which, ‘all be aske is to give bim a call and try them, JOUN MoCLRESTER, 66 r] WaT LED BR” —THENATIONAL POLIOR GAZEITE of this ween contains, besides @ very large amount of ox- citing matter,» most singular letter, written by the Rev. G. U. We'd, m Nov,, 1847, from Rrook lyn, to the Rev. John N, Maffitt, then £¢ Pittstur,h, giving the latter an account of Lis esplonege over the condact of the Jate Mra. Maffitt, duricghis absonce; at the some time makirg some most lustful admissions, Lotevery one tosd jt and draw their own conclusions, Oifice 103 Nassau sirest. For grlecverywhere, CAST OFF CLOTBING AND FURNITURE—LADIES AND Gentlemen Laving superfluous effects to dispose of, wearing apparel, &c., ean obtain a fair price for the same, by sending for the eubseriter through the Post office, or otherwise, who wiil attend at their residence. Ladies attended to by Mrs, Lovenstyn. J_LEVENSTYN, 445 Broadway, uostairs. TT RAVELLING TRUNKS—JOBN CAaTTNACH, TRUNK Manufacturer, No 1 Wall street, corner of Broadway, has now on hand, and constantly making, a good assortment of Tanks, Voliscr, Carpet Bees and Satchels, wholesale and retall. Algo, a superior article of Sole Leather Trunke, euitable for Americen or Europcan travel, and ortmanteavs for the Frenoh Malle Poste. Ondere fur the West Indies, South Amerioa, &o,, filled with dos: paten, INDOW SHADES AND GILT CORNICES—-TAE Breatest assortment cf window shades, cilt eornices, and decorations and at the lowest prices, at Bak U'S, 175 and 177 Wiliam, between Beekmrn [BSH ANDscoTcH MALY WHISKEY HIGH FLAVORED and superior quality, in packages to suit the trade, and better ispted for their purpose than any in the marrot, for sale nt uch leas than the usual rates, by WILLIAM M. PARKS, Whiskey Dit 86 Seventh avenue, Office, 42 Stona st. postponement on account of the weather, TT SE GERMAN LADIES BENRVOLENT 80: £TY BEGS that they intend to give, for the relief of the poor S grand Concert, at the Apollo Saloon, on Saturday, Dao. 9th, 848, on whieh ocoasion the following eminent artists fiaye kindly volunteered their valuable services:—Madame A. Otto, Mrs. Chas, E, Horn, Mets. PhilipMeyer, Jules Hecht, George Bristow, A. Abrens, Henry C. Timm, and the German Liedorkrana, under the direction of Jules Recht, Tickets, 0 cents each, to be had at the rincipal Music Stores, and at the door on the evening of the Loneert, To commence at 8 o'clock precisely NEI EGRAPH AND COURTOF DEATH—DOCTORS COL- ton & Boynton will have the honor to give a grand Bxhibi- ‘of the Magnetic Telograp), at the Breadway Tabernaclo, Monday evening, Deoember {1th. ‘The entire Telegraph will be cxihited, explained, and ilustrated ty tranani tog monsages serosa the Holl om the wires, After which s series of brilliant and amusing philosophical experimente will be eiven. ‘The whole to conclude with an cxhibition of ¥ eale’smagnifioont painting of Court of Death.” This isthe original work ot Rembraads nd is valned at $25,100, To commence at hali-past’7 Yelvck, Admis'ion to the whole, 25¢, OOLOGICAL BALL. 8 AND 37 BOWERY.—THIS MAG. (1 niticest establishment is now open daily trom 1% till 4, Irom 636 till 9, #.M. ‘The hall of exhivition is fitted up wi great elegance, and thefcollection of living Beasts and Birds it the Inrgest and most perfect in Amorios, A performance ia giv: €n at each exbibition, including the Fenta of trained Blephanta Ponies and Monkies.” Mr. Brooksenters aden of Lions and. rors, Admission 25 cemts. children under nino halt price. Sea tontichete $6. AN AMBURGH & CO, Proprietor )OR ONE WEEK LONGER.—TO GRATIFY TRE CROWDS who nightly visit the Bombardment of Vera Craz, 695 Urcadway, it will remain one Weck longer, Admittance 25 dents. commence APOLEON CR of this celebrated Picture, by Dlaroche, will positiv ly ¢ cee at the National Academy of Design, on Saturday, Dect ber 9th, Mt - yey tee MERICAN ART U! QE DISTRIBUTION WILL take place at the Talernacto on tho evening of tha 224 inst, be admitts [NSESNATIONAL ART UNION — ESTABLISHED IN THE City of New York, fer t promotion of tho taste for tho @.ne Arts in the United States of america, by introducing throuzh the means cf a perpetual Free Gallery. the chefs-d'urres of the Eur Topean School of Art, Its objeot ia to furnish tao Student of Are with Palntings worthy to become his models, and to promote a general public taste. Subseription $5 per annum, for which orch subscriber becomes a member and entitled to all tho privileges of the Institution, \shich are are as follows:—1. A magnifisent An- nual Fneraving, done expressly for the Iuetitution and worth the {li yrice of the sraual eubsoription, 2 A share in tho Annual Distribution of Paintings and Works of Art of the very highest class, 3. Every Mondsy the Gullery is reserved exclusively to At- tisto— tne forming a practiosl School of Artforrtudy. 4. In ale dition to these advantages, every aubacriber to the Taternationnl Art-Unien will have the honor of conteibucing to the work which the Institution takes upon itself—ol eending every yoar one American Artitt to Europe, at its own expente, to study two yearuin ite est echools. the Freo Gallory will be thrown open to the publie, at the rosms of the Intornatieual Art-Union, 299 Brozdwey, corner of Reade street, on Monday, the 1th of Deoem- ber, inst, and the books for subscription will be oponed at the tome plsce sud time. Subscribers for 1849 will recolve a copy nt plendid meszotint engraving, by Allair of Paris, of “The Frayer,” after the original picture of Dubufe. A proof copy may be seen at the rooms of the Institution, Subscriptions may. be gent by wail (encloeing the carh and postage paid) dirccted to the Mauagero of the International Art-Union, who will immediately forward a certitioate of membership. Honorary Secretaries will be appointed in every city in the Union. ‘They will receive sub. scriptions and forward the Kngravinesand Works of Art, GOUPIL, VIBERT & CO,, Managers, "['EXA8 J. DE CORDOVA, TEXAS LAND AND. GENERAL ‘Agent, City Hote) Building, Houston, will arteud promptly to alt business in’ his lino, such as the Locating and Surveying of Bounty Lands, Warrants, Hoadright Cortifieates and Sorip Claims, the procurement of Land Claims due deceased Soldiers, the ob: taint: ¢ of Patents from the General Land Office, the eximiaation and perfection of Titles to Lands in any partof the State, the Recoraing cf Patents and Deods in the several countries in which the Innd lies, the re survey and division of Landsheld under the Spanish Granta, the paywent of Taxes, the redemption of Lands told for Taxes, the renting and lensing of Farms and Lots in and arjoining the cities of Galveston, Houston, or Austin; the settle Government of ‘Texas, and all other matters in which the services of an efficient azent in Texas may be required. From his long residence in Te: his intimate acquaintance with the old. settlers, and. the land systema under the different changes of Spavish, Mexican and American Governments; together with the perfect system he has Ad.pted m his businers operations; the number and respectability of bie numercus local agents, together with his unremitting per. soral attention, will, he trusts, continue to insure him a liberal share of patronage. ‘Ho has permission to refer to the following gantenuen = AUeriN Hon, Coorse 1, Wood, ‘Governor of the tate of Texas; Hon. J. A.Greor, Lieutenant Governor, do.; Hon. ‘omptroller, do.; Hon. J. Harris, Attor General, homas Wm. Ward, late Commissioner General of tho ice ; James Webb, Esq. Counsollorat Law. GAtvEsron —Wm, Beniley & Co.: Rice, Adams& Uo,; Hon. J.C. Me} udee 6th Sudicial Cheuit 3D. Perkins & Co; Aaron H. De Cord vwill leave for the South 16th. Holders of Texas Bonds, Notes, hould bear in mind that they must be p-esonted to the torial Board for Auditing before the first cay of November, or it will be too late, Richard B. Kimball. Eaq.. Counsellor atLaw, 3 Wall street, will teke charge of and forward any busirces that pnzties in New York may wish to entrust tom: (MADAME, FARROW, CORSET MAKER, FROM PARIS, Pornisher to several forvign Courts, bogt leave to inform the Indies of New York and ite vioinity, that ehe has a largo sssortmont of Corsets for inspection, from ‘her old establishment in the Rue de 2) Juillet, No. 1, near the King’s Palace, Paris, which was formed in the year 1835. This description of Corset tends to expand the chest—improve the figure—and can be worn by the most delicate without slightest iveor vepionce, and is partioularl eminent and distinguished doularly recommended by severa! medical gentlemen, Madame Farrow hay had the honor of fit:iog Ladies with Corsete when all others have been strictly forbidden ly the Faculty, but waich, when used, have boen highly approved of, Madame F.hae sleo an assortment of ecif-adjusting oF Me- charical Corsets of her own fnvontion, which are put on in @ mi- pute, without nevistance, and agsin loosened, iC required, without being verceptibie to the eyo, 113 Grand street, two doors from rencway. BR SUBSCRIBERS VO “ FLETCHER'S DEVOTIONAL Family Bible,” and other illustrated London Works published by me here and in Condon, ars res poo:fully informed, that my do- hiverey, W. H. Baehtord. his this day been discharged from iny ome Ploy, nnd they are Mereby cantioned against receiving any books, or Paying him any moneys due to mo, or purporting to be on my account. They wre also respectfully requested to receive the con- secutive numbers from Mx, Thomas Hutchinson, who is slone at. therized to deliver the same on my behalf, and to receive acomnts jue to me GEORGS VIRIUE, New York, Dec, 4, 1843. 25 John stroot. 66 T)ELAYS ARE DANGEROUS."—R, LAWRENCE, NO. 47 Canal street, would suggest to persona about parcha- ting carpets the vory great advantage of buying now, at the pre fent very redoces prices. Oil Cloths, Drageets of all widths, Window Shades, &:., may be had at the same low rates'it applied K INDIA GOODS, ETC, NO, 653 BRO DWAY, yearly pposite Bond sirect—India Camel's Hair Ssarts, . blu. searlet, whi Inck, ke, from $6 to $30t id piain teat India Musiin Dreewoe and long Shaw)s; alae, Dresses, Scarfs, square and t: acrncred Handverchiefa. richly embroidered with pute gold ‘iver; cod and silver Ribbons: Canton Satice colored aad Diao lard SilP; do, Satin Damask, for curtains: Naakin Grapes colored and black, figured and plain, first quality; rich corspe Bearfe, red and white; do. do. plain Shawls: toal Medras Handkerchiefs. and Decker Cravats, to. The Indies will aiso fiod a variety of cther articles, all of which will be froely shown to them, and at very rearonable prices, 890 Broadway.—Mr. Alfred Boirseau, pupil of Paul Delareche, will open a morning clase for ladies, and aa evening ove for gon. tlemen, in which he will teach the difforent styles of drawing and pai Avil Iandeeapss. Tho pupils will be re failery, ‘of paintings, at hours whea vist. | otadmitte’, This location is ach thas Iydivy may at- | fect proptiety, Me. Boimseau can lowing gentlemen:—Major Poussin, Minis 8; Mr. Simounet, Cousul Genoral « for to the fol- Eu. | N. P. Willis, Bag , Baron R. do Probriand, 1 | i Bog.. Comte do ion, Uharies Gan’ | 1 Baul ev, Beg, Dir, Fat. | rooklyn. ‘or paction'ay ap Paintings: 300 Broadway. °? CARD 10 TUR FUBLIC“IN REGARD TO THE CARD, nod Bugh Donolly, opportunity of in: forming the pubic, that Thad nothing todo with writing or pub lishing such cerd ; furthermore, I gtand ready to make att oat Pneither troke nor destroyed Mr. Christy's bill bor. HUGH DONE M4 Balic—Froderick A, Woodworth, No. 825 Broadway, op- Porite the Brondway Theatro, has just opened a new collection of Silk ard Satin Macks, Half Masks and Dominocs, Wax and Ve vot Bins s, Paper Masa, False Whiskers, Monatachea, Noss, Se. tc. Alto, Character Masks, for the etage, and Masjuerades, cf paper, wax, and silky (TO MEN OF CAPITAL 10 BE SOLD, AN EXUIBITION which has obtained great popularity. ‘The purchaser may obtain $50,000 by travelling the country. Tho proprigtor being on the eve of departing for Califorain, it will by disposed of chosp. Address B, No. G1, Hernia Off FP NE) ERE: DAMAGED ABUEINERY GOODS, Cov. ting of Artiticish Flowers, Ribboos, Sits, Satins, Plush, Crave, Love, Tarleton Muslin, Straw Bonnets, Tabs, So, &e., will be acld cheap for cash by A.C. MESSERVE, 2434 Groonwioh stroot. FL Obz RAY, G2OR8 FREDERICK A. woop wort: 5 Browlway, opposite the Theatre, bas now cpen his oom: Pte eolleetion of rit nay articles In ported for Holyday Fre cents, comprising avery-rare and beautiful assortment of novelties free from tho manvfactories of Peris Purchasers will find an Acvantage in making therr swlsctions ut an early di FRROOFINGS THE CHBAP, LIGHT AND DURABLE ROOF. ing is GOODWIN'S Patent Cement Sheathing. Now tvofs oa rough biarde covered for 4g cents a foot and warra: |; done Cver tin, ting, or sing'es, from 2% to 354 conte per foot, Oflice ‘26 College Flaco, near Chambers street, DOMINOES, AND DISGUISES, FOR FANCY | f% ONTAGUS BALL.—YANKEE HILL, FOR ONE NIGOT More.—Mr, Hill respectiully announces to the citizens of Brooblyn that at the earnest desire of hundreds who were unable toobtein admittance on the evening ¢f the Sth instant, he will on Monday Evening, December 11th, will have amp'e room. Tickets 25 open at 7; performance to coms Ponement on account of the weal D*‘ ad bruises, than any other medici 1y linkment countensi ly; it ie very mild, safe, ¢ 60 rc Cents—$4 per dozen, Office Pearl stroet; hedding & Co. State street, Boston; Tatierealls, Brosdway, New York elt,” LAIRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS FOR DISEASES.—MISS PERRY, long known ag one of the most distinguished Mes- qrerio subjects in the United States, wonld ro:peotfully inform former nun er us patients that sho has again resumed hor basi. Clairvoyant. She will also attend to the patients of her @ late Mrs. Johmon, Residence 419 Brosdway, Ach rand stret. conta cach, nce at TH Oeloek. No pot. r. DEWITT © KELLINGER'S WONDERFUL LINI cured more rheumatic and scroful CNGHERS PREVENTIVE —MRS. CARROLL'S MEDICA. ted Vap ¥ Baths, 854 Broadway — All physicians recommend keeping the bedy clean, wad lividg moderately, With regard to Ganliness there is nothIng more ciloctual than ® vepor bath, Mrs C. has letters from medical gentlemen stating the good ck tects of the bath on cholera pat tain Lesa I ¥. JONES, DENTIST, 7 BLEECKER STRERT, NEAR the Bowery, inserts whole and half seta of teeth, on & newly discovered privoiple, and warrants them thirty por oint botter and cheaper than anything of tho kind made in the city, masti- cation being rendered quite easy by Dr, discovery. YE AND EAR—DR, POWBLL DRVOTES HIS ATTEN E tion exclusively to diseaces of tho E) oc and Bar, at way, entranoo 144 Warren, whore can be had hig“ Preath By,” price 60 conta; alro hia elf sting eye font oning the eyes. Artificial eyne just imported. R. GLOVER IS CONSULTRD, DURING THE DaY AND evening, at bis office, 2 Aun street, (now 12) in, thong diff cult and protracted caseo of delicate digeasce which have hattied fe ohill f physicians of lees experience. | Wis extract of Cope via. Cubsbs, Ke. mey be had at bie etore in front, Pyivate Om trance turovgh the entry to the office dog, y a believe that it will cure baldness, cate sourf and dandruft It is the pown to ua for cleansing, nouriehio, 1.8 Ryan, M. Dy G.A, Cooper, MB; T. B. Lee, M.D; J. Adama, M, W. 1: J.B Butler, M.D; i. West, Professor Barry has great pleasure in being majority of the most dietingvished Physicians of New York commend the Tricopherous in their practice, and from the abo: named gentlemen he has received the kindest tostimonii proval and commendation. Sold in large bottles, at the Principal Office, 139 Broadway. Agents— Anderson & Demarest, 07 Broadway; J. I. Coddington, 303 Madson street; Mrw. Hays, 183 Fulton street, Brooklyn; , G. Wright, 28 South street, Philadelphia; C. P. Pointer, Baltimore; W. Brown, Wash- ington street. Boston; Haviland, Harrell & Co., Charlesta J, Wright & Co., New Orleans; David Chamber, St, F, Brombery, Mobile, Ala; Sterger, Racine, Wisconsi by all the Dragetsts in the United States and Canadas. COLD CANDY, TaE GREAT CURE-ALL Ccagta Ueld aud Gonwamption—a teers f Coughs, Cold and 1m] _— ‘The enpital furnished by Death— . ee and « ‘The profits descend to the earth and the werm When the victim is robb d of his breath, ‘Thero's @ cure for a cold—the precursor of all, When ¢ onsumption seems: ing the grave, A cure that will keep baok tt ec ad tne pall, And from death the aflicte In old times, many poople, of great notoristy, and considered tousible, indul ives in sourching for the Philosopher's ‘Stone, which should transform base meta! ito gold, Others, again sought for the Elixir of Life, which waa to keep the happ? finder in perpetual youth, All theas rooearshes but Mea, Jorvis's Cold Candy has ‘never failed to oMues an early care of Coughs, Hoarsevess, Tvtluenza, Sore Throat, and other comp aints which invariably presede consumpti here is sometht more vaiuablo than the Philosoph of Life, for ite d scovery has ba mavkicd, Do not delay a day. na ecmpourd, if you ai ioved with & 0» retail by Mra. W. JERVIS, 379 Brow: Acentom Rod dir g & Co, Beet on; Zoiber @ Co., Philadelphix; Wim. Toylor, Baltimore, and by drugzists generally. all save, N O72 OSLY RELIRF, BUT CURR—NO EXTER WAL REME ‘es and no remedy whatever, excopt Dr, Upham's Veq-tablo Ele tuary have dene mere than relieve the Piles, whleby for & while euppreeecd, appear with tenfold virulence. De. Uy ham’ naild but quick and cfficien’ internal remedy, wot only cures, Vut gives a healthy action to the diseased par s and can by bad, wholerale and retail, of DAVID Ke rota, 141 Fulton street, 8H. BOSTWICK, LECTURER ON DI3848R4 OF TAR Urine y Craps, author of a Complete Practionl Werk on the Sature and Tres'tent of Vencreal Disensee—77 plaves, Bx. ret frem Besion Becionl and Surgical Journal:—"'ft may be said, fenriossly, that thie venereal guide is deokdedly, and without valtiertion, eval te any Bnropers pablication on the same fini y of disoases, atd for surpames any t imc vf the kind hereto foroatte : ped in this cow Anthor of a work on tho Natura reattient of Seminal Weakoees, Linpotensy, te, remlth frcm ¢—251 pp. Mi pistes; author of the Family vhysl- clan; anther of worg entitled Hints ty Physisians; aad attend 1ug physic an and svrpvon to the NY. Medica! and Surgica! Ingti- tote estab’ sted 'or mony years at 7 Chawmbors strent, but row Weeated atCO4 Beordway, eight doors above Broome atrest, where ho my bo cereulred, aid where eny of the above worke may be o'tained, Tho ural monthly report of this institution will not wbifsbed for the prveent, I BOSTWICK, M.D, EX?! ACT—T613 VALUABLE REMEDY ied as @ safe, epeedy, and permanent oure for all Bynorrhaer gleot stele (re, gray v Mfootion®y dropay, femals ireoga lnritien, and all chose delicate complaints which rendr life a bur der. Agent for this city, Dr Ketcham, No, 12 It went by mail to'any part of the Will meet with prompt attention, —_ le; General Taylor's Triumphant March, (new,) and an Air | from Robert le Diablo, on the Clarionet, ‘Th: se pieces are reprated Jeave to announce to its friends and the public in general, | id destitute, | None but n embers with their families, and the public press, can | Evening, December th, will be noted the play of | a | every evenin | dian, will mi | melange, the Wersted Homestead, which he has been engaged for ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—SATSRDAY EVE. ning, Deo. 9, willbe tresented the extravaznea, entitled the INVISIBLE PHINOS—Don Leandor, Miss Mf. Gannon: [ue fonts Foribond, Mr. Conover. After which, UPROAR HOU. iN DISASTER PLACE—Al a-tods, Mr. Nichinson; Lmteotring. Mise Clarke: Satin, ‘Mias Phillips, To be followed by JEAN NETCE ANDJEANNOT—Joannot, Mr, Conover, Heroiie St Gris, Mr, Nickinacns Capt. Silvein, Me. Arnold; dearnetto, Mis Clarkes Lucille, Mies Niokinson.’ ‘To oonclude with the MILGINE@s HOLLIDAY—Simon Sparkes. Mr Holland; Fanny ‘Thompson, se Roberta. Dress C rele. 60 cents Upper Boxos 25 cont Pit 12} conte, Doors open at 64, curtain will rise at 7 u'slock BROADWAY CIRCUS, ALIAMBRA, BETWEEN sraixa and Prisoe stroete,—Jobn Tryon and Corporal Thompacn, Managers. — iay Evening, December 9—For th in this circus, « grand Historical Scene in three di Mr.G. W. Sergeant, and to be enacted by him on borsebao, ro- ing the Shakepearian characters of SirJohn Falatafl, Shy- «Richard the Third: Olympi mea by the bess or- troupe in the United States, a Soeno from the Hippo- drome by Meser. Careolland Runpals; Mr. Sweet and Mr. Shin. del will appear in theit f orsemanship; Mr Ragglea asthe Reckless Voltigeur. onclude with © favorite Boxes, 60 conte; Upper Circle, 2 cents; Children half price. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO prietor; F. Hitchcock, Manager. Every day and evening this commencing Monday, Dee. 4, 184%, Splendid pertormanoes every afternoon, at $ o'clock, and every evening, at balf-past 7. Gererai Tom Thumb in the shade. ‘Tho manager ia happy to am. nource the greatest wonder in creation, the smallest human that were ever seen alive, in the persons of Major Lttletingor and his petite sweetheart, Titania, the Fairy Qreen. Sho is of the same age, 10 years, and tho rame height as the Major, both bel much swaller than Urneral Tom Thumb, amaking them the meet extraordinary prodigies in the world, and the moat interesting curiosities ever reou with human cyes, Thoy may be seen ov moruing, from 11 till 12 o'clock; srry atternoon, from 4 till 5; a1 from 7 till 10, ‘Grent Western, the Yankoo come- ¢ his frst appearance in an ‘ontire new Yankee 9 fret time several weeks in writing, and which is repleto with his peeuliag wit, and laughable humor. In addition, the manager hina also onaed the celebrated Sable Brothers, a oa! superb and salonted band of Negro Singers, Dancers, ko! Pute Morris in his orjginal song," I’m one of ‘the bihoys,” Mose. Mr. T. J, Oldfield, Mra, Morrell, {hlisn Lestio, tho Highlané Mammoth Brothers. Living Ourang Outang. Wax Scripture Sta tuary. Madame Hockwell, the Fortuno ‘feller, Ac=niagion,2¢ cents: children under ten ycara of age, 12% cer ti EW ORLEANS SEKENADERY—ETHIOPIAN OFERA company at the Stuyvesant Instituie,overy evening, 2d week, Doo sopen as 7 o'clock, to commence at 8 o'sinok precisely. The ‘company consists of Signor BONT, Signor BANJONL, Sev., Signer BANJONI, Jr, Signor OLB BULL, Signor VIOUA, and Siguor TAMBORINI. ' Buch oveniua’s evtortaic ment will embrace grand gcenas from La Somnanbal, Lucretia Borga, and tho Ivalian Operas, with imitations of Jeswy Linn, Madaine Grist, Madame ALuont, Signer Lamt acne, Signor MARIO, Signor Ga RDIONY, Ma dime Bisnor, and others.’ Saturday Afternoon Concert—Doors open at 2 o'eloak, concert at,3o'cl ck. Thiscompany will appowr at ne Rutgers! Institute, on Tuesday and Friday ovonings, och and bth of December, and willgive their Ethiopian Operatic ex “ertain- ment. QTOPPANI HALl, CORNRR OF BROADWAY AND Waiker stroet,, will positively closo this week F. Grain & Co's Grand Moving Panorama of Mexico, illustrating the J’io- tmreoque and Romantic Scenery of tat wonderful coun. try, and the glorious Campaign of the American Army, mder the command of Genera bomberdment of tne City of Vers Cras to the planting of the American flag on the Halls of tho Montozumas, now ex: bibiting evory evoring, and on the afternoons of Wednesday and Saterday During the passing of the picture, an explanatory lecture will be delivered by Captain R. A. Carter, Iato of the | New York Volunteers, wio par Doors open at 7 o'clock, pated” in all'the bateles. mre will commence moy- he pil ingats quarter before eight Price of admission, 25 conte children under ten years of sge, half price, Kaserved gents can be eecurod at the office from 9 till 11, and from 2 till 4. Liboral terns made with schools. JOR CALIFORNIA.--HARNDEN & CO. HAVE MADE arranyements to place companies in Calitornia, Persons da | sirous of emigrsting, and having cash capital of over $210, can join an srsocintion upon the most favorable terms. Alu», thove of Jasger means can avail of an arrangement that will secure them mportant advantages, These jointassociations embra% bose disposed to emigrate, not o tuble, and epeedy but will’ probably result in a large profit to each of the m over and above the cost of pacsace, the esrociation will exelude all who are not temporate moi Aprly to HARNDEN & CU,,6 Wall street, New York, and 3 Court atreet, Boston.’ PACKETS FOR HAVKE— SECOND LINE.—THE SHIP t. DENTS, G. W. How, master, will eail on the lst of Janua- ry. For treigh't or passage, apply to BUYD & HINCREN, Agonte, 3 Wall st, QTATEN ISLAND FERRY—THE STEAMBOAT STATEN Islander will ron as follows;—Leave New York at 9, Th, i snd 0% o'clock. Loare Quarantine at 8, 10, 12, d wad t UERA.—THI3 DI ded with intense interes: eviate vincinity, He: hasan infallible rem their effvota and rest! Europe, that at least. two. itisafact that canrot be for this fatal sc inowledged to be in in Europe, almost every ly for the divease, yet all are ‘And it will prove hi hirds of all confirmed on ‘troverted that there is » One physician Another declares ding to faintness ng is certaia to ki tmmulanta; and others say that by tain blood- Ie: avoid r cure; Whilst the quacks advertise their pillsto cure the be ovriain by Prov noua, These in any of its siaes, whioh wou d, if taken as prescrit to ill any man or beast. ‘The Cholera seems t> be dence to force the people of earth to be cleanly and ¥i are the only and great PREVENTIVE}. It isacknowledged by all, that our stevets, yards, oellars and sinks should be cleaosed. aad that p rsonal oleantinoseis indispsneable: but fo insure sofety, the interaal system, sho most wonderful, beautiful and delicate machine, and ospevially THE LIFE, THE BLOOD, ‘The eat of all disease, must he kept pare, A man with clean, well blood couring in his veins, may laugh at the cholera, or at diseate. The system must wot bo reduced, shocked or disturbed by physic, but quietly cleansed DE. 8. P. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA will do thiseffectually. It not only cleanses and strongthens the gystem, but sreates new, rich and puro blood, ‘The Liqnor of Life—Wo do not say that this Sarsaparilla will curs the Cholera, but prevent it ‘This medicine Fag, by its exteaordinsry and jerfol effecta upon disease, gained a reputation over rosrly one-half of the globe, that ix unprecedented. [tis always safe and beneficial to the sick or well, and is especially necessary at this ticular time to prevent the Cholera. Principal Office, 125 eet, Sun Building | MEbicat carp. DB. MORRISON HAS BEENENGAGED for the last thirty years in troating diseases of the repro auctive ¢ nd. gaveral, and a» frequently D4, debility, Ic somplicated with strloture, | treats With mnorees, aecent affeo tions, particularly Gonorrl ecures in afow daya Soe his diplombain his offee, 20436 Fulton street, . ‘0 CURE. NO CHARGE.—-Dk. MURPHY OF 68 GOLD street, is confidentially consulted on all forms of private dis. eases, Recent cases of gonorrhea he cures in two to four di as Ie cep the impotency successfully ark aim co ae rr be rt R, RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, oa te | nat wnptoms, consequences, remedic j oure of the eat ‘Organs, Mnefuding mastereatioh, ‘stricture, di. eagos resembling venereal, (given 1 ther work, Stopted io every tndividial of both suse. Thine the enivteely ‘work on the subject, written in plain languags, the re neal fo every ane. in every Pies ath elton 81 one, in : Price $1. May be had of the author, 88 Greenwich oF mailed free by post, Also of most of the book sellers inthe U. DD® RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE HM, 6,0 FAC (Sanday anepied. howe whe apply hasty : * stages will be at the rapidity and little idcon venloney attending their oure. It i however, those who fered fromm oprain stan of pop, wie oat pr ‘gpelam anced and istroming stages (from uncouaoy advange afford a rapid, 4 DE, MCRARDSON, ATE CONSULTING PaYSIOLAN to the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, can de consulted on all private diseases, vis, :—Primary Syphilis. Genorrhrs, Gleet, Seminal Weakness, Stristur at his Office, Mo, 10 Perk place, from 9 A, M. to8 P.M. will not deceive his patients by promisi days; but trusts, from long practics and study im thoss com plaints, he will save persons epplying to him from the dreadful ‘conrequences attending improper treatment, or an injudicious use of mercury. Patients residing in the country, or not wishing to spake personal aprlication, can have all nocessary iaedic and advice forwarded to them by addressing Dr Riohaedsor Pork place, and onclosing $10. In all auch onsesa cure will be guaranteed O8T EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO TUE MARRIED or thore oontemplat ‘marriagt.—The Marricd Woman's Private Mediaal Companion, by Dr A.M. Mauriceau. Sixth edi- Etoor Pop SL. The werk is eg with poe joy Jon] ies having alrea \y been disposed very getting ‘& copy, whother married or uomeried, elthough it is im nded ospecially for the married, aa it discloses im portant secrets which shoold be known to them partionlarly, Baro every female oan discover the causes, symptons, and the most efficient rome dies, and most certain mode of cure in every caso. For ante at 22) Broadway ; at the publishing office, 129 Liberty street, New York T. B. Peterson, No. 98 Chesnut strect, Philadelphia; Little & Co, Sibany: W.B. Davis, Boston, On'the receipt of $1, 8 co will be tranrmitted by mail, free of postage, to all parts of the United States. All letters must be addrorsed, post paid, to Dr. MAURICEAU, Lox 1,224, New York city, Oit.co 120 Liberty REWARD.—CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR the oure of gonorrhea, OF all remedies yet disoo- | rmost eortasin; it makes Tonat reatriotion in diet, to business, ‘The pro: $506 Vored for the above complaint, tl # speedy and permanent cure wit! drink, exposure, oF obi rietor eba len gle instanee of recent gonorrhma to be Grouzhe which the mixture will not cate, undor forfoitnre of 85M, Many are cured in two days, Sold by A. B, & D, SANDS 100 Fitom aid at the Drog store, 273 Brondway, Irving House, corner ef Chambers rtroet EDICAL OFFICE.—DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STRERT noat Chatham etee:, 40 well known as the most successful ractitioncr in New York, in the teoatment of yonerea) disonses, Fie Doctor's ropntation for skill {x thove ol¢ half cured cagcathat have existed for yenra is pro cminent, Glee:, stricture, ulcers upon the body, oF in the throat+r nose, pajps in tho head and ‘hones of the legs, effectually cured. Constitutional weakness, dronght on by n escret habit induiged in by young men, oausis Iassiviona dreams and nightly esiasions poaittvaly Proventad Focest cave cured in four days, without mercury. No alteration in diet. or nrevention from businans. oe oe DS SOUreE 1 DUANE STRERT, BRTW REN OILATHAM ‘Aud William streets, has for tho last fourteen yenra en; & most extensive practice in private diseases, Ho most ated cases of this disease; and maild cu two to five dsys, Stricture—Dr. Cooper can urs the of atriotures in from one to two weeks, Constitntional debility brought 7 anes ae indul; in yomg es. TS when too treoly indul beeota woo Tier ba ard small e¢ the back, conteston of tho and aver tion tonociety, A cure warranted in every oase, or no charge No mercury weed |. JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THLE MOST NFFECTUAL ee : sold for Gonorrh ind other disorders of the 3s Long vxperience proved that it will radi. pally cure'ar'y osee. “Chis desirable rorult ia obtained in from two t ten daye, and go [t neither creates nausea nor offonds the Palute, ard renders unnecersary any deviation in diet oF inter: rot eval parasite, round ley, or healthy digcet ony tke nance in thus removed epeedily as is concletent with the Production of'a (oorcush and’ peemanen: ears. Tes ingredionte are eptirely veretatle, and no injurious efiect. either eonstita- Towally of loony. con be censed by its we, Prive $1 per bette, o'o Agent for Unie city, C,H. RING, 192 Broaoway, corner John ste fo, 121 _- —s ™ - country at a tefing ex- TAA CURD FOR OOGDS : na oemelans Tozen, Crosse necrennne, to che aga, poet pala) canoeing a1, SURE CURE Ton coups, Rare MATIRM, Ro, 1 Sulphur or Hot Air Baths, at No 5 Porch steve none Brcadway, Now York, Evening, Doo. | Gon. Homan 9, Will be acted the comedy of th ACU | OF VROWISE~ahenerer Sudden, My. Burton, Mr Jabber Me | istory of | rom | inot parte, hy | Winfield Boott, from the | ly the most economical, come | a. | through its winding walks, 4 | inspection, amd to ber INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Wasusnaton, Doo. 7, 1848, Evening Memoranda. December, thus far, has been as pleasant as May, and | to-night, at 11 o'clock, the south wind is as soft and | balmy asinrpring. If it were to continue to the 6th | of March, we might have the green corn dance at th® | inauguration. ‘The question of s doucrur to the Intelligencer cad | Union, for poblishing the debates of the House, sam? 8p in that body to-day, and, notwithstanding the op- position elicited, there are indications that the House | may follow the example of the Senate. Why doss not | theeditor of the Herald put in bis proposition? If the | Houte want a wide circalation to their proceedings, | Unat is the way to get it. | | Both houses stand adjourned over to Monday, and | then itis probable that the death of another member during the recess may arrest their deliberations for | wpotber day. | The proviso men of both houses are farbishing up | their armor for a fleld fight on the territories, and es pecially on the California question, when it eball come up. We expect that to be the question. We see nos how the rmouldering fire is to be kept down. We expect also that Mr Greeley will do bis best to give the land reform question astart # | Madame Auna Bishop and Monsleur Boohsa'ssacond concert, at Carusi’s saloon, drew ® very fall and fash- | lopable house this evening. A quorum of both houses Were present, from appearances, and many of the * up- Pirtema "| from the west end were there, Madam ishop’s “ Di Tenti Palpiti,” and “ Auld Robin Gray’ were encored to the echo. Her concerts are regarde a8 a Godsend to onr exclusives, and in contrast with that ungrateful instrument, the harp, she appee: perhaps from the contrast of the round sod quid music of her voice with the sharp and angular notes of the alternating instrument, tothe very best adv. | ta The Gipsey drama of the “ Flowers of the Forest continues to draw full houses at the Adelphi, including 4 fair allowance of the M. C’ Wasuinatow, Deo. 7, 1848. The Memory of the Dead, The death of the Hon, Dixon H. Lewis, late » Sena- tor from Alabama, engrossed the attention of the Se” nate to-day. He died in New York on the 26th of last October. Mr. King gave the outline of the history of his late colleague, his publio services, bis private virtues, the circumstances attending his death in New Yor! and he embraced the occasion of expressing to the Common Council of New York, for their marked teati- monials of respect to the momory of the deceased, the thanks of the State of Alabama. Providence, it would seem, had ordained that his late colleague should be buried in the identioal place in Greenwood Cemetery which ho had designated as the spot where he could | wish his ashes to repose, if ae should die within reach | of those sacred grounds. The tribute to the publicand | private character of Mr. Lewis by Mr. King, was but a historical recapitulation of the good qualities which adorned the liteand character of the deceased, Mr. King concluded by moving the usual resolution Mr. Dix rose to second the resolutions of the Sena- tor from Alabama, “ When the career of the respeot- ed colleague of my honorable friend was terminated im the city of New York,” said Mr, D., “I chanoad to be | there, and waa the only one of his associates on this floor who wus present, and had the opportunity of | following his remains to their Gaal resting place” Mr. Dix, therefore, thought it appropriate to speak of his | Anal illness, of the duties of respect which had been pald to him, end of the piace where bis mortal remains repose. | Alter a weil deserved tribute to the character of the man and thestatesman, and a detail of the interesting and grateful circumstances of his death-bed sickness, sorrowful and unexpected as it came, Mr. Dix apo! | of the universal respect paid to the memory of the d ceased by the corporate authorities and the citizens of | New York, in their respectful attendance at, and par- ticipation in, the funeral ceremonies, He then gave @ description of Greenweod Cemetery. so vivid and beautiful in its simplicity, that to the mind of the | listener the ecene, with all its green mounds, its mona- ments, its tablets, its rustling trees, and its varied un- dniations of awelling bills and sloping doctivities, were | ws distinctly presented as from a recent ramble And the serene associa- | tions of theee rural cities of the dead ware aptly poz | trayed as beautifully appropriate to nature and to the tympathies of the living. It was a noble design on the | part of the founders of Greenwood to make the oity of | their dead more attractive in its external agpsots than their cityof the living. It was the voice of Nature thus speaking to us from the graves of the dead, Mr, Dix read an extract of a letter expresnive of the admiration of Mr, Lewis for Greenwood, and concluded by saying tha: he reposes among us not asa stranger, butjas one 0! ourselvet—aa a brother in the common inheritance of the fame and prosperity of our Union. Mr. Dickinson followed in a few brief an’ appropri- ately concurrent observations with tho:e of the twe preceding speakers; when the resolutions of wearing mourning for thirty days, and the other usual reselu- Uonsin such cases, were agreed to. And then, in pursuance of a’ previous resolu the Senate adjourned over to Monday next. In the House, Mr. Harris, of Alabama, delivered the eulogy upon the tervices and character of Mr, Lewis, and the history of hiy life, whioh he did in the strong, naturaleloquence of truth. The resolutions of the Senate were then concurred in, and, on motion, the House adjourned over to Monday next. THIRTIETH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION. House of Re presentatives, Wasnixaton, Deo. 7, 1848. The Rev. R. R. Guauxy, Chaplain of the House, de- livered the following PRAYER, Oh, God ! our Croator, Freserver, and Final Ja Eternal King of Heaven.and Supreme Ruler of the world, thy righteousness is like the great mountains ty judgments are « great deep—thy loving kindness excellent beyond what words can express; therefore, the children of men put their trust under the shadow of thy wings. Reverentially and thankfully do we ne- knowledge thy protecting care over the members of thin Congress during their recent retirement from this capital to their respective homes, aud that by thy favor they are again present within these walls, to de- vise measures for the public geod. Thy hand, with holy awe, wo would recogaisein the removal of two members of this Congress, our brethren, honored aud beloved, from these transitory scenes to the world in- visible and eternal; and while we implore thy meroles for their bereaved families, we pray Thee to dispose us so to number our days as to apply our heerts uate wisdom. Seeing that when the world by wisdom knew Thee not. Thou didst send to us a Divine Teacher, and that we are not left ignorant of the greet revelations of Christianity, may we value them ag we ought; and wilt Thou, O'God! who didst command the light to shine out of darkness into our hearts, give the light of the knoxledge of Thy glory in the feoe of Jesus Christ! We offer our united praises for the rich blessings Thou has conferred upon our country during the last season—for the restoration of peace, for most abundant harvests, for exemption from that wasting pestilence which walketh tn darkness, and which has afflicted so many lands; for public tran- quility, and, above all, for continued instruction the Woly religion of Thy Son, our blessed Redeemer! We fervently bereech Thee, O God ! to direot, prosper and sustain Thy servants, the President of the United States, the Vice President, and the members of both houses of Congre: all their daties. May thetr ox- ample and influ like the clear shining of the sun after rain, and this great nation feel and rejoice in thy beneficence Guide each and all of them, O God! in public and private, by ‘by counsel, and finally receive them to I'by glory. Ever illuminate this House with the light of Thy favor and grace, and bring on the ages predicted in Thy Word, when all nations shall hear thy precept enjoy the peace of Chri humbly ask in His name, And to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit be glory etermal! Amen, OFFICIAL REFORTS OF THE PROCKEDINGSor THR HOUSE. Mr Asuncs submitted resolation—Uhat,in order to recure a more full and {mpartial report of the pro- ceedings and debates of the House, the ('lerk be author- ined to contract (to take effect from the bginning of the present session, and continuy until otherwise ordered) with the two daily papers of this city—the Na- tional Intelligencer and the Union—for publishing the oceedings and debates of the House; the expenses to Be paid cut cf the contingent fund, at the rate of seven doilars and a half per column of brevier ty pe; provided, that the reports be transferred from the dally papers to the country editions and that a copy of the same be furnished to each member of the House, without addi- tional charge. Mr. Josrs, of Tenness 4 others, interposed ob- out of jections, concelving that the rerolution w: order. Mr, Aswwox enid that it was in order, notwithstand- ing the objections, He did not understand that the were any rules in force; thore that were adopted, ox- pired with the last eession The Chair. however, seem to entertain a different opinion. But it ia wrong, owl toamisprint In the journal He had Tooked at manureript, ard there discovered that the rules here: tofore adopted were confined to the first session. Im procf of this, herent the wanuseript to the Cheir, for ‘Tie Srraxek pronounced the gentleman to be tm order. Ma Wearwortit- ; ae ny reeolw gtk wath sinding to american. ayinpotnlzers i. tve, and) An objection was made to it from the other fue of the House, and sustained. I ask the House to recousider its decision. Tne Srvaxen—Tho House acquiesced in the deol- the Chair and the question has already been a. serie Tisnsraox—i wish to know what evidence there fs, that the wausreript resolution which the genath man from Massachusetts exhibited, is the one adopted by the House THe Sees It was taken from the files of the Clerk's effice It hea the name of the mover appended, and the journal was made up from tt. Mn. Aanatux—I anppeee that there need be mo trouble. Immediately after the prwage of my resola- tion. a resolution cau be intreduced to adopt the raise of the last evasion for the goveroment of the House (uring thir; of we can go on withont rules. I merely wih to say that the resolution which | have intee- duced is sirailar to that offered by meat the last sea sion, and which then fated for two reasons It was objected to, because it wasraid to be tor late in the sersion to make arrangements, and that it should be adepted st the commencement of @ session The former resolution provided for the publication of revieod speeches, and this was the other objeetion.— But both of the objections are new obviated. I have stricken from itthat part which provided that membera could revise their specohes,and have made provision —