The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1849, Page 3

@ays, but it is yet so abundant that the rate of imterest on business paper ranues from six te eight per eent, asceording to its length, and on go- vernment stocks frem four to five per ceut, Notwith- standing this, no one out of the street dare toyeh fan- ey stocks, and speculators in the street purchase solely to sustain prices and reduce the average cost. So of the stocks we refer to, have been upon the mark ten, fifteen and twenty years, and they are, in reality, worth lees now than when they were first created ; every yeer seems to reduce their value, and in time they must become extinct. Outsiders see this, and, fearful that they may purehase them once too oftem avoid them altogether. This is certainly the safest course to pursue, and if they adbere to it they will, at all events, save what money they have, or, at least, they will not lose it in fancy stocks. If there was the alightest possibility of these stocks ever acquring any value, it might do for desperate speculators to take the risk; but,as they now stand, there 1s a much better ehanee of making money on a race course, or at the Faro table. Everything coming under the head of fan- ey stocks we include in this eategory; there is nota single, solitary exceptio: The annexed statement exhibits the quotations, in this market, for the principal speculative stocks, for each day of the past week, and at the close of the woek previous. It will be seen that prices have fluctuated considerably throughout wews yon Maraer. Sat, Mon. Tue. Wea. Thu. Fri. 8 108% 109), Ng 10 on “Hw Ue ue, mig” — WM m ng _ 105 102 6 vi wy By a mes- =f 4 232 of — Se TENE SEN Big Bie Oy — 59 Hid BI ome? iQ 17% lobawk . . Stonington . Farmers’ bon compriiy. By whe i % Ke E — Wek, 102% he Mk MR ac) A comparison of prices current at the close of the mar- ket yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the pre- vious week exhibits ap improvement in United States Bixes. 1865, of 2; per cemt; Reading Kailroad, 214; Har- Jem, !4; Long Island, %; Mohawk, 34; Farmers’ Loan, 1%; Canton Company, %¢; Hudeon River Railroad, 1; and a decline in Norwich and Worcester of 2 per cent Erie Railroad. 5); North American Trust, 1; and Erie Bends, 1859,1%. The quotations given in the above table. are the highest cash prices current each day; the lowest prices ruling at any time do not, therefore, ap- pear ‘The long looked for, and much talked of, report of the New York and Harlem Railroad Company has at last made its appearance. We have reat it carefully, and bave compared it with previous returns, and have ar- rived at the conclusion that the bitterest bear in Wall street could not, by any possibility desire an expo- sition better calculated to advance bis interest, by de- pressing the market value of the stock. The report is, as we stated it would be, signed by the whole board of directors, and it isa matter of much astonishment to us, used 88 we are to doctored railroad reports, that such a body of men had presumption enough to pre- sent such statemente, under the supposition that any man who could put two and two together, would place uy confidence in it. According 'o the report, the re- ceipte and expenditures from January Ist to June 3@th, 1849, both inclusive, were as annexed :— New Yorx avo Hance Rartroan, Passenger fares, long line. ... . .$72.255 06 “Commutation 8.593 00 “Fares, city line...... 44.476 24 bad Commutation ...... 1,398 00 Ce Lili cek os + 88,886 10 biiseeiianeous seeee 2241 59 $102,649 98 Passenger fares, New Haven Co. $18,598 13 Commutation “ 11S8t 42 Mawlage of Cars. ......000+. 9402 65 - 20,242 17 Total receipts .. se eeeee + e+ $101,892 15 ‘The expenditures for the serviee,for the same pe- riod, have been as follows: — For weges and transportation eburgee sees ces oe $40,400 29 For repairs ad, including matter, and that they wilf be the first subscribers to | the $220,000 of bonds to bo issued to make up that de- fielency, (see pace §,) and bearing interest at seven per ent, and having ten years to run. ‘The reports of this company, one dated December Slet, 1848, and the other October Sth, 1849, present the annexed comparative statement of cost of eonstrueti: equipment, &e.:— r New Youre anv Hanuem Rar AD. Dec. 81, 1848. Oct. 5, 1849. Cost of construction. . .... $8,483,176 8,986,198 Equipments, .... 65 190,885 247,881 Realestate. . . +» 225,227 105,120 Total. .....eesue + $3,898,288 $4 339,199 Length of road— miles. 80M 80% au increase in the cost of the road and after deducting §120.107 in the item of real ertate (which has been sold since last December) of $440,911. On the Ist of January last, the track of the Dover extension was laid, and iu the report of that date, it is stated that $466,730 54 had been charged te construetion account. In the construction acsount of December 31, 1848, admitting that the Dover exten- sion cost $220,000 more than the estimate, there has been an expenditure of $318,018 more than has been accounted for satisfactorily, The proceeds of the sales of real estate have been appropriated, we suppose, to the reduction of the debt, otherwise the total indebted- nessof the company would, at this time, be $120,107 greater than the amount admitted in the report, or $623.996, instead of $403,129, ‘The aseets of the com- pany have, it will be seen, been reduced largely. The receipts of the company, from all sources, for the last six months of the present year, as estimated in the report, will be $190,000. Expenditures of trans. portation department $105,000. Net revenue $125,000 From which deduct interest on $459.414, debt and mortgages, and on $1 500,000 preferred stock, and there Will be, it is estimated, # balance of $49,740, for divi. dend on $2,888,750 of old stock, This calculation is ust as likely to be realized as all the previous esti- mates of the company. Sey ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Answers to Advertisements sent by Maik must be post- said, oF they will net be taken from the Post Offer MAVING HOUSE, Breaowar, New Youu, GOLUMBIA HOTEL, Ouxsrn ur stieet, ProrLaveLemrs DARNUM'S HOTEL, Cacvent srmeey, BALTivonn. IRVING HOTEL, Paxwnvivamia Ay TREMONT HOUER, Tremont eranat, Besron. aUsTs HOTEL, | SyRacusx, Nxw Ton. Wasninoron re POLITICAL. IXTEENTH WARD.—At an adjourned meeting of the Sixteenth Ward Democratic Republican Regular Ward Nemivating Convention, held at Lent’s Long Room, on Fri day evening, October 12th, Hiram W. Dixon received the no- mingtion for Alderman, and James Moore for Assistant. T Convention will meet «a Tusedey evening next, at 74 o'eloa! WINSLOW, Chairman. e Secretaries. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN Aldermen, Asabel A, Deus rman, James Moore. Y, Chairman Nomioating Committee. _Joux MULLEN, Secretary. OxTERNT A WARD.—WE, qu UNDERSH ratic Republieam Ward N ng beard deorranising votes from Cur eo Alderman of the wart, do openly and frankly say itie ® e8 faleehood, for whon the commit on goine into a allot, Gira W. Dixon re ard A: A. Dons dvly nomivated as the regolar detarerac derman of the Sixteenth Ward; and J. acclamation the then tendered Epwanp wart candidate for Al- # Moore received by tant Alderinan. We Dixon and Moore, the honor conferred REWARDS. REWARD—LOST, IN GOING PROM 53 BLERCK- ar to corner ef Amity end Wooster streets, adouble B20 © b) wamelied, with ehased oui chain at- teeked. The above reward will be paid on receiving it by A. G. BAGLEY, 189 Broadway, 5 REWARD.—-LOST, ON SATURDAY, 13th INST, —as is snpposed—in the store No. 4 Ibroad street, © Foil of Bank Bille, amounting. to $400.” Should the finder think the above reward teo email, ho mayrscura $200 te the aubseriber, and retain the 0G LOST.—STRAYED Island shore, bel n by seve m the leg ar work done on Dover Extension 12.472 21 Hheral reward will le paid on his Velng returned to No. 26 For repairs ot Ineemotive 2970 05 Bread rtrect, N.Y. eure Ko. 3,209 80 mos “ purchase of horres to main- SPECIAL NOTICES. tein steck ree 3.584 00 AANA AAS v «- Btable e 1.308 77 OST OFPICE, NEW YORK. OOTORER 13. 1849.—CALT- Hey oud provende? 10.578 8% fornia Maiis-—Steamer O110.—Mailsfor California, aod ~ 4a7 intermediate places, wi e dispatched from this office, on Wood consumed... 18.437 11 Toerday, the 16th instant, dosing at 12M. Letters te Cha- ee * 2.190 31 free must be pre-paid twenty cents; to Panama, thirty cents, “ Ciilee oxpenses. talaries, Re. 5.310 46 Ver single rate. To California, forty conte, which may be prez Total expended... ————— $100,451 98 | paid or not. Transient baa be pre-peid three | eente each. BRADY, Net earnings for six months + $9440 17) It appears by this that the expenditures for serviee | for the rix months amount to only $100,451 98. fore giving any more of the tables in the report, we pro- pore analyzing this item. In the report made to the Se- eretary of State of the condition of the company’s affairs, en the Sist of December, 1848, it is stated that there were, for the your 1848, 205 horees and 270 men, in the employ of the company. The road then was only fity miles Leng, and it ie wow elghty, The New Haven line was not open at that thne; itis therefore within lim- Ste te put down the number of now employed at 600, and the number of horses 250. The average price paid to the men por day is $1 25, which, for six momths —183 days —would amount to $68,625, and for 260 horses | at 60e. per day for six months—183 days —wonld amount to $22 875; making a total for these two items ef $01,600, whieh, deducted from $100,461, leaves @ ba- lanes of $5,051 for all the other expenses on the line for six monthe. Dering the ix months, from Ist J sauary, 1849, to let July, the rervice of the Transportation Department hes deen a8 follows: Tosrenger Trains b 114710 miles ++ 39200 4100 “ Total by Loeemotives. .... «+ 168 110 miles. ‘The train care (4 wheel'd) have deen hauled 40 125 miles. City line care (A wheeled) “ = 135.610 Dew Haven Cars full . 11.588 empty, ccececees UM & Tetal by Horre Power... ... +. lessee “« | ‘This makes en ageregnte treneportation of 356.496 | iniles, the total cort ot which, seoording to the report, was $100.45), which aver 4 about °8 ete. per mile. In the report for 1848, to the Secretary of State, it is stated that a traneportetion of 209 600 miles ecs* $193,- 481 which averages boat ®3 ots. per mile, showing a difference of per mile. in favor of the expenditures for (he same service, during the firet six months of this year, There irs screw looee somewhere here, We are dispowed to believe that erage of WS conta per mile last year, was lees than the sctual cost; and it is therefore hardly possible that the directors of this eom- pany can suppoos, that the stockholders will believe that this year the average has been only about 48 conte per mile The average of all the roade in this State is about £0 eemts per mile; and none bat the Harlem Company employ borse power, It will be seen by the above te- ble, that much more than one-half of the aggregate transportation on the Harlem read, was by horse pow- or; the moet expensive of the two, and the eost per mile, on the average, must range much above the are- | tage of other toads, We leave it for those interested | to figure vp the aggregate running expenres for the past six months, at the rate per admitted In pre- vious reports, ‘We new come to the debt of this company. The | Harlem Railroad direetors, ia their pre reriptions to the preferred stock, (issued 20th April, 1948.) etated that one million five hondred thousand dollars would pay the company’s debts... $095,875 33 Coat of Dover extensions... sess 825,810 74 Cort of 24 track from N. iaven junetion.. 160,009 00 $1,421 685 78.318 500 000 09 And leave a balance for interest and eon- tingent ebarges. 6... 65 y of ‘Total amount of preferred etock. .. There direstors, ja theit last re bth October, 1844, net forth (eee pace 9) Debt beyond all sub-oriptions re herenafier to be received tor prefert Page 6— Comuniestons paid to Keteh gete and Bement... oes 8 Diseounta paid to perrens not named. eeee 18,172 23 Additie wai cost of Dover elon. (exeiusire of above PVC@UNT) cea + 200,000 00 au 971,947 93 $131 784 20 To which ned balance held by company for contingeneis. interent, Ae , 2th April, IOWB.0 00 v0 0b v0 e008 deevessces T8919 08 oe $210,096 2 , 1848, for. Which leaves the company . more behind hand than it wee on the 26th Apr ch defcieney ie not rativfactorily aesounte: It ie presumed, however, the di tore understand thie ;” —THE MEMBERS OF THE , are requested to sitend a drill ing, Oct. 15, 0 Punetual attend- By order of LLAHAN, Cap mo, Orderly. ORK VOI UNTEERS late of the Fire requested to meet at Central Hal Tuesday evening, Oot. 16th, cau HRADQUARTERS hinaton, Oete Mee Inenishtng r tha following New B three quarters of a pow of bread made of supertine flovr, or superfine flour at the option of the ment; and at. the fate of tix ponnds of good coffee, twelve pounde of tho best New Ori pet, eight quarte of the best white bean two quarts of salt, four per f ood hard brown ond ove anda half pounds of good hard digped tallow to each ration. ‘The beef required shail be delivered on the order of the comms nding officer of exch station, either in bulk or by the eimele rati and shall consist of the beetand most ehoice pieces of the carcass; the pork to be No.! prime mens pork: and the erecerien of the best quality of the Kinds pamed, eubjent to inspeeti No bid be entertained at this office unlegs accompanied by a bond f jp ired dol- lor, Uh two curetion, for the execw tract. if awarded: the enfiicter ofthe sureties must be certified by | yl cael To be endorsed “ Proporals for Rations t AUG. A. NICHOLSON, Quartermaster Marine Corpe. 10 FIR A SPLENDID SILVER TRUMPET AT tho Fair. to be drawn by subscription numbers, S2each. Apply at the Clerk's desk. 5 PORT na, > EE TREYILLE COURSE—TROTTING—WRDNESDAY, a P.M $)—Three Mw re gm. b ey “Pothag: J. Brilaee ent je the Routh Ferry, Brovkly TetUrh 09 Foon As th: rts are over. JORL CONKIA four quart® of vine- Proprietor. ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE-WILL COMB thie & puree of $25, mile heats, best Zin 5, v0 a0 pease, for pacive horver, st 8 o'clock, P.M. Me. Mott enters r. ¢. Youne Span Brooke enters b. ¢. Maa} Mr. Culbert nemes b. g. Indirn Ned: ¥r. —— namos b Rip Varwink WK. FONNER, Proprietor 1 mS sy AUCTION, ui ARD, At thei 1 William & Hale fr chont & & Hille PHO. POLE MALLABY, Salerman. ROOKLY NS PROPER Propert capital duceme nis to purcha: erally y Exchange, to which we yhoide oa {tia laid pened Aad gre semerta ane tages UCTION NOTICE EXTRA FALE. THIS DAY, AT WM crelock. by J. Hi, M. die", In ine new sales room 16 Nerth Willie, neat Chathesn, fh ust of whom tt m concern= comprising a variety of Dry 0 Wearing Appa . Paney Art Engravings, Rocke, &e.. atved from the ship Brarevr, and bronght here per ehip Davabe, stock of freah Dey Gorrie: bp oFior of sonignees Not THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. SEW BOOKS, ee. LITERARY DEPOT, EXCH ANCOR PLACR, New Orleans. ne he found Book ory. Biography ORGAN adjoining the Post OM ips Counity orders for any arty warded with despaten. Books m workordered by rai 6 Pest Otien. N ate have teen ae ieued.. BCHOOL {RENCH LANCUACR«. ANEW CLASS FOR BRG here will commence on Mona ’ Frondway, wader the tuition of foeiiitare the aequisition of the language in reading and rpesking, timite Fut six members in each elses. Terms, $4 Lec mor th C12 leceone). Appliontions teovived before eleven, A.M. ovd niver even, P.M. daily D. LAGROIX, Pros foxeor ef Freneh in Mesers. Abbote's Insvitution and ether ries, OOK KERPING, ARITAMETIO, ke ville, No. 29 Hroedway, devotes hi " to preparing persons’ for the therongh practi¢n! course af inetrneti separately * Up advanced im bis # moderate. ANUSHME NTS. OWRRY Ti EarRE—NONDAY RYENING, O° AMUSKMENTS, ATRE—B. a. MARSHALL, SOLE WANTS. Dee eee eee , Bresway . ‘WW sremepeee WANTSD A ae SOUTH Blake, Mamager.-Monday oy Oo. will ged 4 # vragedy of ST) Ao MORE —Hadbort mayb ym eation to Fs wil be performed Shut Thagedy oh MBNUE VITA) Strathreore, tiaed, Jes Sir Kepert Lorn, Mr Gite MORWIS'L. SAWUBL M COs 18 Plot atreet, King Money VII Me Blake: Cardinal Woolvey, Me, Cou | bes Mery J a dedi Jolie waitour, Me M - ry ms ‘) ary ° ay ilten, ,. nr acharine Lora, a ANTED.-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, «SITUA. Nie; Duke ct Novtoiky Me. Hetrls Dake of Buekingba'e; Lae jn Te be followed by NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS — in a respec ir. Fredericks; Lord Sands, Me. W. 8 Chastang: guseh Ks | gamiral Kingston, Mr Gilberts Mise Motsimers Maan, C ebjection to ags’st in big d iron jae: Mier C. Cushman; Anne Bullen, rity K. orn; Pa- | Wemsss. To cone! fade with the new drama, SHOT IN: THR ference given. lease to call at 164 Ni Llence tre. Leder. To eoneln jaSiive a CWAS LEY E, OR THE REGULATORS BP TEXAS linob, Mt. ‘Sd ana 4th av Mes ery bret ri omens i y sewnead Me. EK. Shaw: Rov, ae olds ant Lorg, Mr. Stevens; hip Pat Rasiier, 7 < ¥ Ms OS. jo ar y 86 oe ANTED- 4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, a8 | Snd'n) rd Croley 29 ents; Gallery: 12h tute, en Oe | open nt halts an ve Ral 4 Gal ory, uae = er, or to do general housework, |” er last place. Please call at West | t, second door from Broadway, Cam be seen iBLO'S GARDEN. Overtere by the Ore "T YEANER AUTS NATIONAL PHEATRE.—MONDAY the euvertainwvents will commence with: After wiveh’ the a9 for two days. j yer) of ar Pb B OFAe ETRE. OF faK aGh tiled JODBY iD ed po ANC Fo lie sucooe OR LE DIAB UR Sinire Poodles Rando M, MoCCRMICK, AUCTIONEER ELEGANT FUR” | aMOURKUX—Count Frodorieh, ir. Vast Lrilaass orien | Mr. 7 Randulpno, sites. Mestay all the elegant furniture contained im said house. Consisting | Sym-dcous, Mr Leow davell: en: A Bie! wa aon eee Luke pitiaks in part, of large plate looking- glasses, tapestry, earpets, &¢. | Grend Visier, Mr, Francois Ravel; Mr. ay lo For particulars, tee Courier and Ei ‘This sale is | Vertin; Lelia, Mile, adele | Ofperne worthy the attention of housekeeper eannette, Mlle, © Pairy Angel. M Doors open at half paat #ix 0" halt- past seven, URTON’S THEATRE.—W. E. BURTON, nd Proprictor.— MM: 15, FEP FROM A PARL Mr. Brougham: Bill, Me. Burton JRSIEK, OX THE DUTCHMS ANTED—A PAPER CARRIER, WHO “WISHES TO sellout, may find 9 customer by applying at S45 Broaa~ way, in the barement. Mr. Sage: Suuyaby ii ATRE. —~ MONDAY will commence witit L's OLYMPIC MANAGES nh FANTED—A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL HOUSK- work in a respe family, by ® young woman, Ap- ply at No, 19 Green street. ton; Mr. Paternoster, Mr. Moe. Chester DREAM J ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RRSPECTABLE | MP brougham; Madame iosveingrain ILD OF THE 1 &¢ Young womeu—one to ‘cook, wash, and iron, or to do | Waiillenee Ui a ta Ny v pany M general housework; the other to do chamberwork and wait | Will appear. aso Mr. Fitzgerald (fist anpesrance). Te eon acigg Pexcppetipestd Rm ge hol Hoong objeotions to 40 Le ayy at hag ake ORY Thomas Mr. 3 tofine country. “Whe ‘eat ut city reference jlveu. Please en Xb O04) performances ios. Bouse Private Honse, 65: Orehcairs Bosse, call wt 20 Troy sereet. Can bo seen for two days. aud Parhnetto. SOtekta; Family Cirel pele am | Private Hoxas, 5: Oveneatra Boxes, py clon Se Oiamnberalde fo Bp d dy ater bed TELOW’S NATIONAL CIRCUS, RIGHTH STREET | anda good plain ivone h 9 objection to to Third ave of Plage. New ond brilliantefteets | Stik bien hte. Por Nights —An entire now rencraf nowework ine exsall pad o family. Please call at | @ the circle, This evening, stupendons feats in Still Vault~ of Females, among whom is Mies Virginia, the move © vaulters in rhe world Alvo, chim. fully formed. w van ing by the three greatess son the world, ary engaged Messrs, Dale, MoPariand, and Pr: 50s Fourth street, second story, (ront room, " . io Italian Fewpale Juggler, Beantifnl Aetwef, | Signora Roses, the great the only ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLB | Morsemauship by Madame Moward, Messrs Calwolladvr, Da | ena in existence, bast time ul “Femato band of Mia~ owng Woman, todo general housework, ( Tius, Master William, and others of established reputation. atrels,” numbering seventven ladies, beiue the largest band im Dermaid and Waiter. Please call at 212 Mil 1 rof the Ammphitheatry ic ¢ouvenieatly arranged | Ahe world. Also, Mice Eluira will go through her wonder Good city reference given, Can be seen for two and peviectly seoure from the inclamency of the weather. Aw | performances om the Musical Glasses, every evening. Ma- Seek oy cemroere extra performance wilt be glvenon Sacutday afternoon, Ad= | dame Fauline's Troupe of Modal Ariister” will appear in a ANTED- BY A RESPECTA KLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ion cents. Keverved seats for families, variety of eplendid representations, among whieh will be situation as Cook or Laundress im a private fui ages sper found the following: —" The Yhp Foaat of Kae. Good city reference can begiven. Vlease call at 166 Niath Wena, % CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD- | tho Rapo of the Sabines,” ‘Fa ries! street, between Third and Fourth avenues, way.—Magniticont Exhibition of entirely new por- | Revel." with many ot! ers, We formances in the line of Comic Singing, Dancing, Gymnasties, of, th eta: PAC 12M illustrated Living Pictures, Instrumental Music, ANTED—A SITUATIO! BY A RESPEVABLE So, ae 7, BARNUM ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. VY “young woman, who has lived for the last Give years | yever seen before in th snd crowned by Wnanimous ap= , with one femily, as Nurse. Je competent to take oharge of | plause of the wondering public, ‘The wonder of the worté, ‘and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, Jr., Assistan an infant from birth, Woull make herself useful in sewing 8 Clara Spite. dancing head downwards, Pertormanc: Splendid performances, in the altornoon at 3, and Ke. The best of reference given. Please call at No. 133 | every night, at 74 o'clock. Extra porformance every Satar- i Te o'clock. "Fourth week of tho’ r9- the wonderful Merci + with Monsieur [i day avd. who ap= WASIEDTA SITUATION, BY 4 RESPROTABLE ACALLISTER'S TEMPLE OF ENCHANTMENT— variey of nding feate, won Womsn, to take ‘charge of ebildven, and as | Chinese Assembly Rorms=—One Week |Mora.-- Mond ug Gymnas Jomic Pamto Please cal! at 28 sirect. Good city | Tuesday and Weenceday, October Wea and 17th, will he Ravel F rence given. Can be iven, smong the a Vgeation, Me Fo of Bace m8 ir. Jerry Merrifield, Mi ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN HONEST, SOBER, | 472*P/ 01 Uacchuas reaches for tee innes ee whe wil industrious Girl, to do house or | Natioval Feats; The Unbrel! and amusing Melan nd ironer, & io chamberwo would rake herself. ge Mendation from her las ANTED—A SALESMAN, A city tr eit houre, th 0 diy Live Mammoth Crocodile, Wax Sori Masame Roch well, Fortune E 12 m of the Ne ame Macellister ‘ildren, half price AHINKS® #USEUM,-- 5% BROADWAY, EXWIBITING the Manncre, Customs, Religions, Arto and Soionces, of four bundved milli we, will close November Srd. Open from 9 A. M., till 0 P.M. Admittancy 2 sont @hildren under 12, half price. us; -Amputat x Sdunission, Commence atthe. USTOMED TO THE att the evening. BOUTELLIER BROTBERS, 85 Canal st, JANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, » situation as Laundress or Chambermaid, M&vewrsten, COMPOSER OF THE MAY QUEEN, Lament of the Irish Kmigrant, Blind Boy, kor (be i Abomt to visit his native country) rosps at he will xive ome of hiv original Ballad ii the Tw on Wednesitay evening, Ootover I TERS, BOTH 0} with the best of city reference, Please call at 4:8 Mowery. -. ——_———. ~ ~ Can be teen for two day ; ad gentleman, engaged at the Laiian Upera, will | “A PAIK OF SOUTH AMPRIGAN TIGERS, ‘ yabte ems oh he Repre. Bane. 00, Teseteys ne Sale eet Just received, fur sale. Appiy to SCHIEFRELN, BRO ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLEGIRE, A SITUATION | fleven By order, ALBERT MARETZER. | THERS and CO, 104 and 106 Joan street. - | TW 432 Geek Washer oud ircuste os 90 46 the Hsane gory of a om place Luree days. MEDICAL. LE OF HEALTH, 82 NASSAU STREET —DR. 8. D's COMPOUND BXTKACT OF SAR- most extraordimary Madiei xtract is put up im Plessante 1 private family, Good ‘reference from her last objrotion to in thecountry. To be seen for pqwire at Zl Bowery, in the rear, between urton Btrects. | MUSICAL, OCAL MUSIC IN NEW You Music are invited to moet at the evening, at 73g o'clock, to take fina! measnres -_ aut, thi A SITUATION AS Goon PLAIN COOK, | 4 & good washer and irone: & respe cool hy telesncsrand is willine sna family, Can be seen for two days at 207 Cen= frout room, up etairs ANTED—A SITUATION, zation of the new Vootb Seciety. Several popular apoakors Will explain the object and plan ef the society, and the eom= | Stitution will be presented. W. HENAY MORKLS, sSeoretary pro tem, FXO FLUTE AND VIOLIN AMATEURS.—MR. F. EBEN, (ot Gung)'s Band) has the bonor ty aunousee that he perier f thi BY A RESPECTABLE nd superiority ef this Sar while it eratioutes disen ng WOMAD, AS We! HUTEE, Whose by four weeks | jas taken 1 ORATES THE BODY, ett Ce i tare ie Plato, 4 the veer bork mwa Abe and on the Violin avd G rele t ALL AND WINTER MEDICIN tmat only porites the whol the buen NE ND Ritu Loop: A pow or poscenr’ + medicine aud seeret of its wonderful swece st thres years, more t 1 manre: at lenat 21,000 wer hae weved the lives of more than 25,0 t Tore CASES OF GENERAT. DERILITY AND WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY, It invigorates the whole system permanently. To these who have lost their musonlar energy by the effets ef | medicine or indisorotion eommitted in yenth, or the expressed method en who ave his pu ch pleased with suet prog ANTED—AN ENGLISH GIRL, FOR AN ENGLISH | teveral family, for gemern! housework, plain cooking, and fires rate washer aud ironer. Te theve who suis, they will be | treated as one of the family. Apply, with good refereues, as | 26 Elianbeth street. SMART YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as Nurse and Seamstress, who is willing to inake hor- y weeful on the most reasonable terms. A com- locked for. For refereace, please te call at N fs ce $143 and § and a good Instrumen dir, D. will be in all JOR SALE OR It Piano Fortes, in good ord TWO GOO) SK at C. G. Chria ation to eal Instrument manufactery, 404 Peari street, N.Y. eetsive indulconos of the passions, and brought en chamber work \sroning, | Hane ss = 2 | neral physical prosirstion ef the ncrvous system, Inssitude, xed 7, 1OLINS.—JUST RECEIVED, A LARGK A | want of ambition, faintirg sensations, premarnre decay and where she lived sixtewn months, Enguir ment of German and Italian Violins, Si oes. For aa ks, Ke., of vax | decline hnstening towards thar fetal direase, | aan be entirely restored by th ‘This Sarsaparilia is far superior to amy INVIGORATING CORDIAL, Fates the sya! cm. Consumption, lee of ths pleasant comedy. rious qualities and p lesale aid retail, by factucer of Musieal | RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A stTu- | 0. O. CHRIST Ma porter aud, ‘ation to ¢o chambarwork OF to tae care of Tustroments, 404 Pearl street, N.Y. , The best of city Fr ¢ 15 anit re , Aetor Place, between Broadway and the Bowery. tivity te the in & moat oxira~ ordinary depres, 10 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES, | ‘This Bxtract of Sarsaperills hos been expressly prepared in | refercnee in © fomato whe has reason te pupye pprosching that erition! period “The Turn Lif heuld neglect to take tt, as itis a eertain preven~ in fu- | give for awy of the nume horrible direasea to which TPHISTLE BALL Thistle Benevolert Assoc that their first Hall for this se new and splendid Saloon, corn n Thureoay evening, Deer RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A Fituation, to do eemeral hourework, or as chamberrentd. Sue would be willing to go to theeountry. Apply at les Lud- low street. articular eral " By order, . r KESPROTABL <G WOMAN WANTS A SITU. C femater are eubject at this thine ef lite, ‘This period may he 2A aiion,, who, understands cooking, washing any troaing. ae CSMEBON, Sepretanyy: | falaventes sovernl vous by ‘wsinn cle mpetisise, Wer leis beet city refarcure given. Can bn scen for two days . i 7 aaa, | ie fer thous whe are approaching waranhoed, Ficoe oll ‘at Mr, Burne’, fret floor, 3 Pranatort etreot, in NOING APADIEMY OF ALLE PAULINE Meeting. | it inealenls ture by quickening the bloed énd invievrating ndeed, this re is invaluable whe rear, ; dineanes te which women aco aahjoet. 8 GOVERNESS—A PROTESTANR YOUNG LADY, Ayevem, renews permanently the na who wonld take charge of and ins in all the branches of rier, bY rewoving the i Natine ms vung children woald rarities of the body, not a0 © mbsoquent relaxstion, " work, She is o! farasly, ~ BOARDING, sees, he ease of me formale weakness aad tinfactory references. Apply at Fifth Avenue, | wore nrwrvrnrrrs By ws RLING WANTED A SMAl, re and pont utlomau, hie lady and ebiid, with eervaute, | GREAT BLE: the winter, oF as long As agreeable, im or Freneh hotel er boarding house, bie part of $10,000-—WANTED, A PERSON aS with aly, of good nadress, t Overece siecterlea oe rink of lora, only. Address DAVI EWSPAPER AGENTS WANTED.~SEVERAL f undombted enpacity, are wanted to ry pular weekly oubted teat it be indlepeneatge. 4 after cuniaement “itis agora, St. = the Mirerva Rooms, te the Gull of St. DED | tie Sacusnay, | eally interesting see HE BUBBLE WILL BURST UPON AN ASTOU Hernisphere, on riny next, Ostober Mth, 0 BOOKBINDERS—WANTED, AN AXTRA FoR | 8), Je scleek, nish werder, who cangild his own work: also, 2or3 Girls, | Sfternoens as Se'cle geodsewers. Apply this morning at 55 Gold street, =. | FROARDING-GENTERL FURNISUED APARTMENTS |W for faruilies oF gentleweo, with all the usual convenisucer, ~ | at No. 45 Broneway ALE MEBICINE, parille in & sovereign and, speedy enre fer {n= mpt iy t iter, ebateneted Urine, or involwutary d joutraLion of the aynte: vor SALE AND TO i YOR SALE— and withe together in t seharce thereot. and for t —no matter wiethertthe rem produ Vain OF Hoases, an trot a mi private abl IEPPiNG. than an de more surpre en frame. Porson im alt wealnoss snd Inari suds, ‘ tof whom inquire for! s: INR DARK haan his a eae on nota | fe minkiveg it at onee boocme robust and full of enerxy uadee | Meerele. its induence ADY SUTTON. — THIa WEL KNOWN AND Paq | #iePateh le é to Califersia hy Tt immediately conuteracts the nervolessness of thefemale | Mare will be efftred at private sale, by Jovhmes favorable oppurta= frame. whieh ip the preat onnse of barrena mows Trot tin, applying to Mr. B, 4, aply bo. nity. For freight or - be v PONT ST Watt arpeet, HITE, 40 Bowery, Tt will not he exponted of us, in c 8 of uo delientea mabure, vo exhibit aertificntor of cures p tJ arfoem fii Bibl hut wo ean neaure VOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, DEL Ste arenes the eflioted, that hundreds of enor have boom. repo tuated pon the Heights Columbis and Cenns | YOR CALIFORNIA, ATOU LINE “SHIN HAMP? | Sa. Thomennde of cares, where familion have been withone herry streets, and within a few minutes walk of te Pulton | ¥, DEI Is lading Ghildren, oiter valine @ few botilesot this inval blemedioine, " vA dy an tare the bulk x i ment rooms. Lt commande an extensive view of New York | reights by (iis live taken a Yeu who have pale a npleni nats epee, Makes m the id frei the cup ol of the Atinutic. | — | face, revel shin « dare “out of spirits,” nse 'd doliare cash—the bali e,may Torun om ‘ CKET Lis oof De. 3 P. Townsend's Sarvaparitia, Tt will i aftnly to De. Bradshaw, we Wo, 12 | geet ee rs 7 blood, roinove the freckles and blatshos, and cire Vp.M, or 7 Po st, Matty, Cap sparking eyea, fine spirits, beautiful eom= z row #Auk—¥ yon th Seer ok hye bh the plestew, atl of which are ef fmmense vai wornarried [a BAL oe | 4 by amy, vessel that . sien. Th ds and thoutay des ef femal Soe Store doing © nat Semapantes uskion pt. tow tutes, fee fevight er pes nae, tid dark about the oy Poly at No, AL Atlan | oe ioe Pier 35 North River pe | eFexeeiient health by weing thle remedy tic street. Decor ly { Fe pre Law, 1 Ween ercees, or CHRONIC COSTIY EX ESS, | * " re inka bh tte | reaparitla te the reo tert remedy for Habitual € PiMASD TABLE POR BALE~NO. 105 ELM STRERT. | witty succeeded bys new souooner end suip. | tivenens, Infammation in the Rowels, Fistulas, Be, The com- a —— | sastner of rhysic tor Costivences,, ix as injudioious aa fo I FOR SALR-a TICKET FROM PANAMA TO san | pth EM ay ty) raped and he pee seeniing & passage in the stenwer thi chy Tadee iahad Franeteon, frage iat te the f aa Vhyeie tn be Lad by eal ICHAEL BERR, mption of the Dowels have a by thie Saree par Ile TWO CHILDREN SAVED. avenot beard of r SHED ROOM, | In & private family, where there are seither boarders not bberheed. Would be derirons I the MEDICAL. Fk. Pow OCULIST AND AURI ro ported Artifetal lighest pain, and w ichter, or & gentleman and hie wife +. Ot the office of this paper ayeewe serted without move the abe eae ral eye. De. Kar Aree M T publieh below i comelusive | her inesense of {te saving the © LBT—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOW, in & mall private family, where are no boarders, fo 2 @met dewirarie situeti this cue minute's walk of Broad Address 8. M., Herald of . | . CAN PR | t break- | < thres doors | nthe Bi ovr. JURNISOED APARTMENTS—GEN econ mm y, comer ot, ifrequired, } from Broadway applying Also, & suit of room AMPS. yi OF FRENCH MROHANICAL LAMPS formerly Diaoon's Areuey, 877 i any jatye choles of Kesh Midors tors, NO. a8 we foal Larape, ( Froook TANS AND SURURONS OF tampa for Veeelei York. The see Furniture for Lamps. The Forkinen are att the 16th of October, thie evtad'iehan for repetring ond cleaniog ny the jos Tell Adires Lamps Bndertaker every kind of Frenoh Tron ore | in the Se EWAKE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMETATIONS — | Fig protersicn and the publ tfolty The vnperalieled apd setonishs Wistar'e ‘The regular ronrsea will he on don the follaw ot Wid Cherry, in atl the 4 ch it inte the Paewlty. oes afer f the bent 156 Fuitom atroet, 34 @ nde, cnrit Crosby at kinds, beth for lard and hee «fh 4» lerre and increasing This fact has caused mavy waprinciplh TTT | “108 & : - .. “tilted ad iaisntors Cspatn odapreicuemicrer ot | GTRICTE RE 118 NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CON«R. heme and appesrance, for tlie genuine Ra * Dts Wisapant cure. Ne ape pessresing th m of Wild Cherry” te the only rem The Me Died with stricture, Sixth edition: pp. 212, Price , ae |S had of the suthor, #4 Greenwich ‘sieeet, oF ly MARKS OF THR GENUINE. peed mention Bite. Te ovlze Baleam & it up in berth ith the words | ». Wilihes Halen of ld Clecty Putas” Swe n'the | )%) COOPER M DUANE STREET, was rox ru | cach bottle bearing 6 label on, the treat earing at og, the te the name of the orig Porers none ef ta vintnes LOOK W Ei TO TH PRESB, POR MER. herr. —The saber ere a paratas ealon- | fig of os the mont “pers ted lated to with any kind of | This wilh be oped with a sew wrapper) copyright ve- | bang J a ree caine Uae eubaben esas | nar h will always appear the written signa- hares. SvEE me Owe 60 Sve « Bary ty pee spe. The construction je #s simple the 5. it may be understood ate clanes, and iy wed by any vl avd get the genuine Dr. Wirlat's Ralmm ef Wild) RO © 0 _ RBITT, 19 DUANT, & Parron. Pricting with itjr effected by isying the paper on None conning unless signed byl. BUTTS. Address | » CURE XO Mint Cope a, we A the surface, ard then sitaply bringing the hand Seth W Fowle, Boston, Mact | diseases, A practice of sixteen yours devoted to the trant= tal porition, the not {which not only ef clesaleand retail, hy Mesere A.B. & D.SANDS, | ment of delieate disenses, enables Ur. C. to ente the worst fe or stamp bet the distr mof the et, corner of William) 27 dwn i form of this disense. Mecent onses evred ie three days. Ne pact in end forms & orner of Chambers street ifel | merenry need the eo bys and roller, i R. and by the Draggis ‘ The price, compler, with K. FAWOSTT “CAN BS CONFIDENTIAL Pulted at his offen, 51 Dey atre te yield to Lie mods of tre yereurie! principle, Strievure onthe The victian of solitery * 29 and M1 Gold rtreet. rated Mair Coton oes wer Be -DAV AT TAB er yet soore ad, 1¢ Dey st > Soup, fresh , Whiskers, Rig. ,T. fr , avout e xaCtly resort es thn ann apply, with a certainty of em Ofes Hi Dey pect if you cooked, erection, Lts effee pw PROI- ae i lise hers od ith the $500 trans ferqeier anviners 4 hee we od wo dard rigtures, and siirilae disorders. It makes s specdy curs or purple tnt adway: A. B® D. ts; Taomas & Ma: Fithout, the least, resteietion. of diet, ten f givin ‘ky change in applic: Forenle by drink, exposers, ot fon to business. Our object i* to notify » MAID. UNS AND PISTOLS.—A, W. SPIES & GC Sands, corner Sivct®, Late, have for sale-Bingle aud double tt for Wied | weil, 86 Will Moore &@ Taylor, | Where ttgen be had. gad the pn poms conmeagre © Os 4 Soviing | Binge ane “oS z. pa, til M under & forfeiture of $100, Further~-the disease cannot be See ten nee c : Wis'patcup tu bottles, with fall direetions seesopontiog it ns — — AVZROR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRL. | 42'S" Cue beste HOES wech= ‘many are ured ie bre rf FFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPA. Piet'a, to oP. i. tot.) Those wae #2 Foreale by C. H, Ring,192 Broadway, oar. Johastreet, Sa ti, Oatater SIM. The President and Disvotors have s78l7 8 una apitiay | Be ‘York. i. jeelared o divitend 61 pd one- ha * a on Gament , ia ryan d bhovapital stock ef this company, fer the sie tonthe ending | bewoven these Cae sae shame ol poke DRRISON IS CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED it August inst, and payable to the sterkhelders on and afver jo, Who +hn prot In attietere a. practice of 0 ‘Theredey, the Ist of November next. The travefer book will to ite frat, of inoiph ite more adveaerd ond dntrene srocay sonss | owed from the Zk inst. to that dave fy onter. jog ateaee, (from Advantages od av ry oxtonei ye at wines be mice Bapheaane Cx hy RVERIET, Seoretary. | prictien) ho eum aifed raph apy aa cals) he RADY'S NATIONAL GALLERY OF DAGUERREO- sof Mating, ean by obtain! from se other - te types, Nos. 25 and 207 Brosaway, corner of Faleon street, — EE mM" OAL amy DOC pig hy RSET jae YEANLINRRS 18 AKIN TO. OODLINESS CLEAN rhe er rl PRACTICAL Vostician. Ts lee eonitential silent PB 3 | Nake and ait Meetions of ee }- a viver, enabling every one to conduct - . mot bean ris'em fui termination, Twenty-Fourth immense sa arge ony mia Bost wring Private Ginsasee extra help, mt pice of oe a ¥ West ae an may be aid, ‘be equal ty yr Acton’ work the enme foeniiy ten aa eas | me Tereopey nae | enupter. on strlevare fe wereby oF Wet an way, and by the Authon, STOVES! STOVES! eae orr at shonld be read by every one. | Sve eents enolosed ina lesion, will. receive ome | Book, by mat Jan wild Mevent for ene @ liar Ade | dress DR WM, GI Ted Speece sires, Philadelphia | sending twenty~ | alarms, this morni rorating eTeete | T | INTELLIGENCE BY THK MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence, Wasnineton, Octeber, 11, 1849, The Late Elections—The Cabinet-—M. Poussin— Mr. Clayton and. Col. #remont—-Old Bullion— Democratic Presidential Movements—Mr. Chf- | ford. ‘The recent elections in Maryland and Penasyl~ vania have astonished the adininistration, for it was believed that President Taylor's visit lad gained popularity for the whig cause. The Genes ral himself is the * noblest Roman of them all but, unfortunately, he places too much confidence in several members of his cabinet, who often de- ceive him. He, however, defends them, and re~ gards attacks upon them as attacks upon himself, the cabinet beg regarded as « unit. Virgima did net consider herself reuch honored by the ap- pointment of Mr. Preston as Secretary of the Navy, and so she returned to the House of Kepre- seftatives only half a whig, instead of four whigs, as previously, Maryland elected a whig less, be- ing dissatistied with Mr. Johnson, the Attorney General. Georgia, in her recent elections, has loomed up democratic, Mr. Crawford’s cabinet tation doing no good. Pennsylvania has just spo- ken, and has changed front. The Secretary of the Treasury comes from that State. We have not received news (rom Ohio, Mr. twing’s home, but anticipate a like disastrous result An interesting om dit explains, in some degree, the bad humor of Mir. Clayton towards M. Pouse tin, and in relat.on to matters and things in gene~ ral, about the time he coaxed General Taylor to permit M, Poussin to retire, without making his formal cong M. Poussin is net the only distin guished personage who has treated the Secretar of State with a want of respe Colonel J. C. Fremont, the son-in-law of Col. Benton, and the fumous explorer of the Northwest and West, it will be recotlected, was appointed, some time ago, Commussioner to ron the boundary line with Mex- ico, vice Col. John B. Weller, removed. Well, Colonel Fremont was advised ot his app volatment, and bis commission duly forwarded to him, in Ca- lifornia. He received it with cool contempt, ead to this day, we are informed, has not condescended. to notice Mr. Clayton’s polite invitation to accept of it. Doubtless, the appoiatiaeat of Colonel Mre= mont was made in the hepe ot coneiliaitng Old Bullion; but he has not forgotten the course and. votes of C) ‘ayton and Johnson in the Senate, and Collamer inthe House, respecting his son-in-law; and the bait did not catch the fish. Old Bathon, there is litde question, will charge, “horse, foot and dragoons,” on old Zack’s cabinet, especially aw Calhoun sustains them; and, vie versa, Calhoun will be governed by similar impuls e3. "The rumor that the last nained intends to resign his seat is regarded as foo There is not @ credible word of foundation tor it but the wishes of hisenemies. The Charlestoa Courier, « short time since, contained an able article non Y him for the Presidency im 1352, and denied his aileged disunion proclivities. That paper has ever been, heretofore, opposed to him, and its bringing forward his name first, is regard siguiticant: of the dec}sion of his friends to stick to hia, and not to withdraw bis name. This is his last chanee, as he 1s getting old, and it may be expected that he will-be run, convention or no convention, espe- cially if Bentoa should lead the free soilers ia the contest. Mr. Buchanan goes to New Orleans ina few weeks, on a visit to his friend Joha Slidell, and returns via Alabama, to vieit his other friend in that State—his old bachelor co-lodger, Hon. W. R. King. Of course, he does not go electioncering. Mr. Dallue, it is said, gors to Charleston this winter, to argue a great insurante case peading there, for a Philadelphia insurauce company. The Hoa. Nathan Clifford, ex-munister of the United States to Mexico, is sul in Washington. hi wasa great fawe pas by Mr. Clayton to reeald him. If he had remained in that couatry, he could have procured for us ‘Tehuantepec for a reasonable eum, und the cause of his recall rs perfectly ridicu- lous. itis all about a dispateh to the Mexican go- vernment respecting the protocol, which he wrote: under the instructions of Mr. Bue’ re not re~ commended by Mr. Clayton. It is suid that Mr. Clayton has put his foot ia this matter likewise. Reelly, he is a most unfortunate dipiomatist. G. our Philadciphia Correspoadenee, Lapenrntta, Oct. 14, 1949, The Weather—The Seguin Troup—Murderous Assault— The Infected District— Business §e. It is Sabbath day, and a more lovely day never broke upon this riet-ridden city—biue skies, @ warm sun, the thermometer at 70, and just enough breeze to display the charms of the fair church goers to the most piqaant advantage. There has been one fire, and two false nd yet, strange to say, the peace, ‘thue far, has been preserved—no rows of any sort—no fights of any kind—not even a respectable kuoek dow May we be troly thankful ‘The Seguin operatic troup elosed their two weeks? engagement at the Walnut last evening, with “il Dom Giovanni,” and a scene from “La Fille du Regiment.’? Sueh a packed house was never before sven in this eity. Leng betore the doors were open, large de tad ar | sembied in front of the theatre, aad the moment the | Dols were drawn, in rusbed the human tide, flliug par | quetie, firsteccond and thiad Uers. in an iaconcer brief space of time, and © ad Tunniag over into the lob- | bie: les and seentge T udienee | cidediy fashtonable ia OPP FAnee, dress, & | kids and opera glasses lang Pre ponderating. | ervat attraction cf the eve of o@ was Miss | Jacques, and she was received with » warmth and cor- dielity which are usually ae woo rites, It seems now to be # con witching Hebrew maiden bi a much greater actress than youulist, reminding one of Clara # lsher ia her youngest | nud best days Like Clare, ebe te very short, very live- ly—areb. graceful, phywant but, unlike Clara, hee pro- nuneiation of the Queen's English is so ludigrous, that you lwugh aud sppiaud at Loe rams moment. Un fues- y evening she eppears for the Sret time iu the com- cert room ‘Things bave not yet wholly quivted down ia the “tae fected district,’ nutwithsiauding the presence of the | militery, Lasteveniug. a# an lrishuan, named Mmo- thy Gailey female, was walking through St. Mary fl asrmulted by a Gallagher attempted to run away, when he was ti by another negrv, and shot io the wrist, The wounded was taken to the bospital immense crowds have assembled in the nity of Siath and 8t Mary's streets theoughout the whole fore- noon, and up, indeed, to the close of this letter, drawn thither, no doubt, by motives of curiosity, A detach- | mevt from the first brigade is stationed in the vi- cinity, rem y to ket at ® moment's notice, As longas the present feeling of excitement continues — | pears to assume w new form every rate vo with he military. end gi shot can keep the ric Now that the elections are ove locking for @ revival of business next week, to last, = be, until Lae close of the following one, Shere are a great number of strangers in town, Our Montreal Correspondence. Mowrrnnat, Oetober 8, 1849, Lord Durham's Report on Canada— The Annexation Mani> Sesto Montreal the Seat of Government —Death of Courtenay, #0. He. Lord Dur ‘s Teport on the affairs of British North America bas long been considered one of the ablest | State documents of the age. impartially written, and bearing on ita face the evidence of mature reilection and deep research, it is not to be wondered at thet it bas | beeome the text book, as it were, ef the two great Cana- dian parties, Keform and Conservative, In fact, it ie an abie exposition of the wrongs under which both | labored at the time—wrongs whieh partiy hare beew | righted by the British government, as affecting their polities, but under which the eountry stili sutfers com- mereiaily, Looking at thia report eleven years after its official communication to the imperlal parliameuty We are struck with the fuitilment of this eminent noble« man's words, with regard to the fears he entertaloed at that period, of a desire engendered im the coionies {er “Anneaation | The folowing extract from th report is worthy of attention. it is introduord at thy close ot the affairs of Upper Canada, He axys -— jot be matter of surprise that ia despair nt remedies being provided by the impo- Moat emierpriring colo f Upper Camada look to that bordering ooantry in which po great | trial enterprise ever foci heglect or exper the most attached to (he prow ——- woult dad of goverau bee, whereby hope that ry existing be speedily removed, and each man’s forty the progressing prosperity of a fourtshi Although these remarks were made in reference to the Upper Cavadiana, andthe sane f tertaia- ed regarding the Lower Province, the wondertal eor- Hees of foresight is perceived sm Goth. AL Lhe pre~ cent time, Montrenl teems With privale mestiogs om ai J rorts of viefonary schemes ate pros to it, Infact, the metropolis of the eo move, and he the other great vitoa Separation is cvanet board, the fe the homble meat of the in itative im agitatt =f May soon trust to bear ot following the same example. mouth of every on unions of fashionable Iii bard working conversation, wre fast fadi on Weaneciay ne ext, the mauiie.to of the von’ real- iste will make tts appearance, bolding up “ Aomexation ‘of the Canadas, and calling upon the country to follow thes It wil Dave attached to ft the tiguatures of some of our most De ped ps aod Fo hetnenns lo regard 20 ability. it tale below the general expeotn'ion, aud is far below the loportanee of the subject. as re.