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AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

AND BALrIMoRE CLIPPER.
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TUESDAY MORNING., OCT. II, 1855.
V.gy Oar. President Polk it not q. i
,,.,,,,,,r,.. ,,,,o,,,cr,. +, satisfy, the d, ,ao-
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,,n,,., Ina, tharcEre undertaken. To prick him
..,....t...or ...t, II ,,,o,,, t,,.. ..the spol>
IA. '''', s"''' ''P ,......,.,,.,
o victory nave no. hcI S'"''''"'t
so CRAFTY the craving aNprttcs ot uA aHa Ne
p,r.r ',rf ,nust therefore make a new division,
.,-,,,.,,o.-.,,, i,..-.,.. l,,g l.i tllcir soyoas
.'o"'c P''S''s' "7'1'.''' INV l..,.,
900 !o"g III the treasury P't' "''''a, o',''S liza
,2steG who had uolgh-HA" So, the DcHocra-
&c Convention thinks 1t fall time that the
...,oo,., sl-,,,I ,,..,-, hands. ON the rrincipe,
''''0''' ..:..:..I...,. 4.
we presume '"' WIZ" ''J
thls shifting OF spoons IS inc man BUSINESS o.
party, and Il mane ut which few are permitted
,J., ,h.,,a,nl, At l,rre will fee little inter.
10 l''''' "'
est III '"' "''''''
pr,crrss. al, C,ylrIy,T,oy AID CunIsrrAyl-
,r,o No.., yors SIM has nm ,ercs,ir,, ar
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nee OH '1e '|Vn"'''oH "'" 'osP'''S " 'n'
Sandwich Islands LIS known to our read
nrs that WHEN these Islands were discovered
,hep ,c,-, ;rl,lt.r1 by. soya,rc, and tbqt Ane-
,;,.,,,,,,r.,. &C.,. ,,,,lo-tool chair c;r,I,z,.
i!c'" t''''0' Tvs '''''' ,r
iloa aE3 con 'c'H!2A 10 CAr's.''Aity' I"1 c''N
ucnt success, which attcnJ ed their hbors, is cv-
a,,,,c,l H., Fla, f.,s tI,,t ,roruI,r Government
,"s"1'" =! '',' '10',' ''''' " ~ ,.,.-.',
crplcs--that churches and schools have been
arcc,cd-reIigion firmly and adyantarc1usly
,,yet. ",na moral and irtoIl;oorf ,conIc form
"a Jul VI race VI ea"'l'""'S ana sa'aS'S'
"ihjs,' says the san, SIS indeed a triumph of
civilization and notwithstanding tang-
jJ,,,l,,st or ,,,,..;,..,tn
.,,,a..,. r...,, ,,a'.,... .e.. III,
II uPP'''S 'o'' lI'e report o' Mr. 'uun' an
American, appointed by the hiog GS Minister
.ar tl,o ;,tori,r 81 ,b, LI,,,oiio, f.Io,,d, ,.l
"'''
r - "' so''' ''''l'' "S wei 40 iecc.''' 'oF Tie
"a r. ending April, 1915, are as follows:
, nj receipts from all sources, sG4,Oi5 40
~" XpeILItuse, 1881 %
U'". ---.
n excess OF expenditures OF 6 POI SO
e"laG "a expenditure ,l3,3Sl So have been
" tiHs IS and lots for public parposes.
alu tor iho'ls aecur ar;.iu. The Poll tay IN /
me- o"uh', 'lu amounted to 50 COZ &C.
ne -SlaAA OIL "a. e year from Maui amounted
ne revenue Ill Oh re receipts of the Custom
= io,too - l. ated to $3.50 So. DurI
lou.e loE - 4''''u' ing and 3 merchant
lg mat Vel. 80 wa !, ana in 1919 252 yes .
mps a!-rytd at uonoluI' IT. The license din.
els 2,'iyed at 'he sam" % Houses in Oahu a.
'rr llotels mo pune Minis,er recon-
fl{Initl -
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Fart a social novel, by NJ. =. Tripper.-
N Il Price l3d cents. ...
Songs of Fancy-eght for IS cents.
The Expectant, by Miss Pickering. 81 cents.
Also, Prince and Peda'; Fright; Secret Foo, each
25 cents.
The Gold Demon and the Poor Cobbler of the Re-
volution lat cents
Mysteries of the inquson- complete, 81.
Butler ana ioyt Correspondence. SIZE
The Wife with two Husbands, 4 Romance of The
Heart. l23 cents.
No. Scientific American, with an Engraving OF
new Dovetailing Machine,
London Papers ia great variety.
Guitar Music, five popular Songs-"Give me a cot'
in the valley loves" Switzer Song of Home; Has
thy heart known no change, love? wi watch for thee;
| saw thee weep. Price l25 cents.
Thirty kinds of Plays, Farces, sc. &c.
CA. HlNCKLEY, JR 2Sl3 Baltimore st.
1t one door east of McClellan-st.
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FLoaiDA ELECTION. The election took
place in this State on Tie 9Th inst, for 4 mem
her of Congress, and members of the legisla-
tu!e. In Apalachicola the democrats carried
their whole ticket with but one exception
Broclcn5rough, dem, for Congress, obtained
81 majority. In Franklin county, the demo
Gratis also have 4 majority.
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NEW HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE.
e8yHHN JAMES l.. MCPHAIL

% Respectfully announces to his friends
ny and the public generally, that he
&EWMA will this day open, at No. 1872 BAI.TI-
pMORE STREET, (fiist door east Of the
"CFpper" otfoe,) general assortment of HATS,
CAPS and Ladies' Fancy FURS, and requests them
TO give nm call, feeling assured they cannot fail to
be pleased otlmwsit
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D EMOVAL. MEDCALFE, SPICER 4 co ,
ma hav" removed their STOCK and EX CHANGE
OFFICE, to No. 224 BA .TiMOnE STREET, Worth
side, I'd door east of CharIes-st. nll-lt
I'D EM0VAL. KEACH & GATES have remov-
"a ed their FRINGE and TRIMMING STORE
10 the opposite side, No. 2ij next 10 Martin Lewis
Co., and are now prepared 10 execute all orders in
their line with punctuanty
oil 2t No. 2l5 BALTIMORE ST, south side
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EtLoTHs AND CAssIMEREs.

Al NLOilfS AND CASSfMERES.
u few more left Of those very cheap CT Otis;
CASSlMERES and CASSINETrS, that have given
50 much satisfaction lo the last tvs or three weeks
shall receive this morning large lot of Woollens,
consisting in part Of
CLOTHS, all coors and qualities, from 81 to 81.
CGssmereS, Plain and Fancy, G2t cts. 10 81.
Cassneits, all cOo's, 37t to 81.
YES FlNGS-Mennu, Velvet, CASHMERE. Sc, 81
cents to SO.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, KERsEYS, LIN
SElS, BARECES, &c.
Also, large assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS,
which will be sold at Factory prices. Those wanting
good aud cheap Dry Goods, By calling can have de
m0nsrated 10 their satisfaction that it is economy TO
buy al the "WHIrE HOUSE"
JOHN II. WILSON,
No. 30 Batmre street,
Ola VISIT doors below Frederick.
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amendment, Is regards legislative enactment,
whatove. influence may be exercised upon the
morals 81 the community by Temperance socc-
ties.
IT, as rs suggested by the New York Sun, "a
.rag, opening presents itself" at the Sandwich
Islands, "t0 our capitalists and enterp7sng
men, they will not be slow to embrace the OPP
portunIty of employing their capital and direct
ing their energies to that section of the globe
The settlement the Oregon territory by Anne
rcans will greatly increase the commercial
prosperity of those islands-and Ill time 1t may
be deemed sound policy .o--annex them TO the
[ uitcd States.
GEORGIA ELECTION. The returns from this
State are favorable to the Wings. 4 slip from
the M.lledgvie Record says there is but little
doubt Of the reelection of Gov. Crawford by
from 1000 to 500, and that the Wings will
have a sufficient majority in the house of dele
rates to overbaance the senate, where it is
Thought The Democrats will be in small ma
lorty.
The following is the result for Governor in
65 counties, compaled with the Presidential
vote, when Mr. Polk carried the State by co.'s.
Craw ford. McAllister, Clay. Polk.
s. Co"aar- 73j9 1860 3l:ij9 @253i
- Gs9 81 ,4GJ
C,a,yt,ri,s mai l75n Polk's mai, CO.
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1.-TWO OF $1,000 and of e25O again sold by
IL TUCKER & BRO. in yesterdays scheme. One
Of the $1,000 prizes sold TO lady in package OF
ers., tbus proving that this is the best way par
chase TODAY, 5000 can be had for 81, Packages
Of quarter tickets on certificate only So
II. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COrner-tead of Centre Market.
5r3- Send your orders eary-The Small Fry draws
aGaia next SATURDAY, 1lth inst. Capital $1,000.
Nckets 81 nrs. D cts Packages Of nfs. q 80. l.
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Crawford, maj l7jo Poks mai, CO.
Tbs shows whg gain Of oslo There are
% counties in the State
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aGillA EcXt.SAIDkDAf, llth INST. Capital S41OG.
Tickets 81 qrs. %. cts. Packages of qrs, $3.50. Ii
$4,000 els only s. 50. i" IF THI s;I D uiY,
Oct Id, will be dawn the Md. LOterr, class a.. for
.he benefit Of the .uwn of BelAir-75 Nos. Is drawn
ballots.
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 | prize Of $500
I" 1900 " lI3S
l00 llU0,&c
Tickets S2s, shares in prog0rtion.
Certificates of IS quarter tickets oEjy 1878.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER X co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery Class no. drawn
Oct. l3-owest prize SIS:
20 II IS 50 s 80 50 90 81 81 IS 10 % 81 ID
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
BULLION ~ THE BANK OF ESGLANp-QUANrfTY AND VAL
WurAT I.pop,rn

This table shows the amount paid for wheat imported
each year. and the effect of the importation upon the
supply Of bullion In the bank The decrease in the bull
lion from 1888 to 1889 6o 900 nd the amount paid
foreign countries for wheat was more than seven mil
lions OF pound sterling. From 1897 to lsas there was
more than thirty millions pound sterling equal to al
least $3.50 600 paid by Great Britain to foreign
tries for the single article OF wheat England is com
PEELED to import corn from countries with which she hss
very limited export trade Russia Poland and Prussia
supply the principal wants of Great Britain for corn n
'eSs only 1882 barrels OF -four exported from
the United States to England; in isaO $40 1885, in Al
2os,9sa 1912, 2os,02l and in Is44, 1917 2es A de.
mand in England for corn first supplied by the nearest
foreign ports having supplies and the ports Of the Baltic
have the advantage over those more distanly located
The importation of nearly every other article into Great
Britain can be regulated by trade and the exchanges
'he country sustained at uniform and favorable rate.
Inc import and export trade of England with other
countries is so regulated that export Of bullion any
extent prevented, but when demand for corn exists
~ deranges the usual laws of commerce. in
all other articles, and draws England into q
more direct trade with countries having limited COM
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
Police Intelligence.

sEPr. l4th.-Ertensire r bbe,y.-The Chief Of Poll
this morning received information from Baltimore thai
gentleman named z. G. Davidson resident OF Mari
county, Ohio had his pocket picked in Baltimore
Friday night Of his wallet, containing $1,000 consist
of four 5000 bills and fsur 500 bills ON the MechaDie
Bank oi Baltimore 81 700 in notes on the Lancaster a.
lancaster county Banks and the baian'
In Dis OF various denominations on different banks
Da'ng ROBBERY The store Of MIR. Gilmartinl No. 2
front street. corner oi Fulton, was entered yesterd,
afternoon by some accomplished rogue during the m
mentary absence OF Mr. c. and his clerks and robbed
S242, principally In bills on the Bank Of Anne ricn.
Robbing Steamer A colored man, named JOSEF
Johnson was arrested last night on a charge of stealth
lot Of blankets &c, from the steamboat Gypsey
was taken before Justice Taylor this morning and ful
committed to answer. II is supposed that Johnson
also been engaged in committing number of otner la
cenies OF greater Importance.
Escaped Conpict .arrestedA penitentiary bird by Il
name Of William Thomas. who escaped from Blackwell
Island few days ago. retaken in this city last mig
and sent back to his old quarters.
Indecent Erposure.-A fellow who gave his name (,
Green Green, was arrested yesterday and detained
answer for having indecenty exposed his person pa
lie view
Larcenies.-A colored woman named Louisa Hindle,
was arrested ona charge Of stealing about $40 from
pockets OF John Donohoe while in her company in
alley leading out Of Cross street. Catharne Hill vi
called to account for helping herself S. gold pieo
belonging to Jane English of No 90 Cross street Fr
derrick W. Smith was also brought up and detained ON
charge OF stealing some reins from a Jerseyman.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
BROOKLYN CITY Intelligence.


young and interesting female, and her committa to
prison. have created much greater excitement amongst
all classes of individuals than could have been expected
from the brief details which published in this
paper few days since. The general impression appears
to be that she has been much wronged by one and
measures have been takon by number Of philanthropc
individuals to procure her release by writ of habeas
corpus. Alexander Campbell Esq, young and elo-
quen attorney of Brooklyn has been retained
her behalf an examination will take place az -
o'clock to-day, before the Hon John Greenwood Su.
preme Court Commissioner. In the meantime we have
received from William Norton, Esq of 3 Pine street,
New York who has also been professionally engag
MISS Coyles friends, statement made by her, under
to her present difficulties is fraught with strange and
startling Incidents but the whole facts will probably
appear the examination appointed for this morning.
forbear at esent from farther remarks.
The OTHER FouNp.-The only one of the four
persons drowned of Carnarsa several days since
ing undiscovered, found yesterday Coney Island
the body OF young Mathews, whose father me. With q
like unfortunate fate Mr. Coroner oakes will hold an
inquest upon the body this morning.
Quick AnREsr.-On Saturday evening, piece of sat-
tnet was stolen from the dry goods store of Messrs.
Brinkerhoof, No. 1877 Myrtle avenue by some who
escaped with the property unobserved Information of
the loss Immediately given to officers Bird and
art and in less than hour they recovered the stolen
goods and returned them to the The thief for
the present has got away but he is well known it is
probable he will soon be arrested
FAsHIoNABLE RowpIEs.-At late hour on Saturday
night C o n, G the
OF the hotels the Ferry (n relation to gambling
transaction that took place in New York; and from
words they to blows" until the watchmen were
called to quell the disturbance. No captures were
made as the belligerents promised to conduct them
selves hereafter gentlemen and scholars should
behave.
COMMON CouNcIL.-Ths body will meet tonight,
when it is expected some final action will be taken
the Mayors proposition to organise new police The
disgacefully dirty condition of the streets in
portions Of the city will also be subject for discussion
before the Board
STREET srcss-The city fathers of Brooklyn intend,
it is said to have for the of every street newly
invented and very beautiful device which will afford to
strangers information to their whereabouts, wel
by night as by day.
DANCE AND RATTLE HousEs.-These demoralzing esta.
bllshments still continue to flourish in the good and mo.
raj city of Brooklyn, despite the many efforts which
have been pade TO shut them up" Nothing efectual
can be accomplished towards the suppression of these
nuisances until the watch and police forces in
creased.
ABnErzE-A Juvenile tornado visited Brooklyn on
Saturday night and played havoc with the awnings and
other external appurtenances OF certain stores to the
extent of several hundred dollars.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
IN serenaders--Palmo,s Opc,
MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, September 14-6 r. Nj.
The stock market during the past week has been Ii
tie more buoyant than for the previous month and qu
taons for several of the ancies have advanced
per cent The market closed yesterday rather heavy
with a downward tendency in prices
The amount of tolls received on all the New Yo,
State Canals from the opening of navigation to the
inst 227 less than to the corresponding pert
last year
We annex table showing the amount received for ii
first week in September and for the season to the 7h
September, in each of the past seven yeers
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
Movements of Travellers,

There but little addition to the lists of arrivals
yesterday and few also were the departures The hotels
nevertheless, still remain very closely though not in.
conveniently crowded We found, amongst Others at
the
Elliott S c.; Francis and West N. o. Joseph f. Muir.
rell, Mobile Dr. b Baker Wilmington, Del; II. Da
Charleston d C.; G. Fl Hunt, s,ass L Dexter, Boston,
W. Conner, Natchez Ed. Burke, Washington, D. C;
Lieut.. Brooks, u A Samuel stot Washington, d c
George Mattock, Georgia; Mrs. Lewis, Phla; j. Nj.
Asron:-ars, Cole, Boston, D: B, Blossom, do; Jos
II. Harris Philadelphia W. Gardiner Newport d
Cohen Charleston o g. johnson, Mobile Peter Crane
Baltimore; Wetherall Baltimore; J. keane, Thom
aston Col w. Halett Mobile }. W. Pendall ST. Loas
II. Smith, Louisville Anderson and Rowe, Boston ;
Darks and Freeman, North Carolina Lawler Connect
cut II. White, Albany J. B. wynne, Boston George
II b. tairbank, Boston Thos Hewett, North Carolina ;
John II. Gordon, Lynchburg, Va Mr.. Willis, do w
Trent Richmond; $. 9. Carr Baltimore; George H.
Saunders, Boston.
C,ry.-P. smyth, Albany; H. Hurby Halifax; w.
Aubrey, Mobile Thos. Aflck, Washington, Miss; J.
burg Mr. Fry, Newport w. Dickesson, Va; james
Mitchell, Mobile &. Dewey, Raleigh Hon H. Pratt
Prattsvilie; Deane Macon, Ga; s. NJ. Morrison En-.
FHASsLIy.-James Evans, Richmond; p A. saraton,
Albany N d Boswell Burlington w. II. Dapuy,
A. Tacke, Mobile g = iIsIe, New Hampshire B ;.
Fay, Milwaukee n Nhlirum, Wary land Messrs Hen.
Erickson aud Van Dyker. Albany.
GLoBr Henry BeddeIl, Philadelphia; II. Tuttfarken,
Havana James Campbell New Orleans
HowaRD.-Hom. Howe, Eastport; q. Whitman, WASH
ingon, b. C.. n Beech, Alexandria; II Foster MO
bile Z. Well, Geo w Rice, Washington, ~ w; Is
English Chas. Braesnd, Boston Mr. Farmer virginia
Riber, Ono +. Small, Mobile Braa'' =, Lowell i
Stowbr,dge aud iicill Canads 4. Wallace, 81 John,
N B;H. s. Hciber, w; L. Pomeroy. London, Canada
D. Campbel Pittsfeld Mass Mr.. Scott, Quebec b.
Scott Ohio; r. Kensley, New Orleans NJ. ID. George,
1asss,chmsei,,s. a. Theo frick " ashngton, d. C.
Nrw STAPLE IN ALABAMA-We are gratlfied to
learn Isavs fhs Columbus Enguirer) that Gen HIM.
lion h.s erected nj Oswichee Bend merchant toll
Mil for The manufacture Of rice. This is wo believe
,he rs mill OF kind erected in the Stale of Ala
hama AZ many Of the inland sWamps leading into
tho river can be broug hi the
FIJI culture this valuable grain this enterprise Of Gen
Hamilton will be one OF great public utility From the
sem, have seen OF the rice manufactured at his
mill il is ms well prepared the best rice imported
Charleston Savannah We sorry to hear thar
the very promising crop Of rice he had a the OswcLve
Bend, in the early part OF the has been much in
ured by the late unparalleled drought which has devas
tsted our whole country
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
MaiIs for Europe .

The Caledonia leaves Boston tomorrow for Ii
verpoo and her letter bags will close in this city at
half past four o'clock this afternoon. In order to
send the latest intelligence Europe by this steamer,
we shall issue an EXTRA HERALD at three o'clock,
half an hour after the great Southern mail arrives
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
NEW YORK HERALD.


The fall business season Is opening WIN great
activity One of the first and best symptoms OF
business prosperity at this time, is to be seen IN the
extent OF advertising Our columns afford satlstac-
tory evidence of this actvity-all classes engaged IN
business avaing themselves extensively OF the vast
and growing circulation of the Herald
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
NibIo's Garden.-On Friday the :. queen

NlDlO's Garden.-On Friday the s Queen
Cyprus" drew another crowded saloon and is played II
evening IL IS conceded that in point of gorgeou
sple.dor, we have never had such spectacle New Yor
the dresses beyond all dscptien though their
not Mr. Garrys armour dress in the fourth act, stated
have cost 500 dollars Independent Of the singing
Caive and Anaud, the pKeantry i we'll woril
ayst TO the Garden during the Of he Queen oil Cyprus
The managers OF theatres would be ruined they
attempt competition with the French company
PRODUCTIONS We cannot often remind thnse who do
understand the French language that the bills state
whole performances OF the grand operas always consists
sing this is the advantage selecting
OF the grand operaall equal judges Of SQUADS
Ethiopian Serenaders--Palmo's Opei
House-Ths ,nimtable and matchless company, includ
the popular and distinguished OF Gemon Stanwoo
Hnington &c again amongst much to the gratiicl
ofal who have enjoyed their delightful and .n,t
tainmens their former visits They Yet rtan, and
must their superiority any similar dist p
formers and by study and ice they have 81
further elevated their preensons 10 machess excellence
that reader their performances than
attractive. They a short this evening Pamo
and crowded and fashionable audience will be the result
Green Turtle Dlnner.-A Turtle, weight
59 lbs will be served under the direction of the Or
boken Turtle Club, Burnhams Mansion House. Bloop
dale, on Tuesday, 10th Sept. inst
Spoon exercise will commence O'Clock, p M. Shou
the weather be the 10th, the dinner will take pls
the first fair day after.
FALL FAS1ION-IS45-
FOR GENTLEM HATS
Introduced on the 30th ult., by
sio6tm LEARY& CO.. Astor House.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
News from Europe.

The Britannia is now IN her eleventh day, and
will, therefore, be due on Wednesday or Thursday
with twelve days later intelligence.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

SPEEp.-A correspondent of the Alexandria Ga
sette, alludIng to remark made in tha, paper few
days since respecting the rapid movements of the U s.
sqnadrons, comparing them TO pigeon expresses saws
that the editor could not have had reference to the late
passages OF the steamers Princeton and Mississippi from
me North to Pensacola The Princeton he states was
u days gong from fhiladelp 10 Pensacola distance
81 ABOUT soo miles, and averaged less than two and
bef miles per hour The Mississippi was IL days on her
trip from Boston to Pensacola averaging about 100 miles
per day
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

AFFAIRS IN Texas We received nothing new
from the seat OF war by yesterdays mails. General
Taylor has about three thousand men in camp
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

COMMON CouScrL.-Both Boards will meet this
evening Still dirty streets, cab abuses, and all sorts
OF nuisance.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

STATE SroCKS.-The Hon James Snowder,
from Harrisburg, Treasurer OF the State of Penn
sylvania, has arrived in the city, and taken rooms
at the United States Hotel
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

The PARK THEATRE To-NIGHT.-The excltemen,
in all the theatrical and musical circles relative to
the debut of Miss Delcy at the Park tonight, is ex-
traordinary. Nothing is talked about but Miss Del
cy The rush to obtain seats has been tremendous
The ladies all oppressed with the greatest curl
osity to see and hear Miss Delcy. Musical anna
teurs are every where discussing, in anticipation,
the claims of Miss Delcy. Even politicians, instead
OF asking "wnat is the last news from Mexico!" in.
quire, 'are you going tonight to hear Miss Delcy 2
This debut will be one OF he most brilliant ever
witnessed in this city
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

company has been formed in Utica, with cap
ita oi 100000 for the purpose Of erecting there
"stean MIL"
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

There was not very large congregation present Rev
Mr. Dursnd delivered discourse the tenets OF the
Dutch Reformed Church.
McDoucAL STREET CHuRcH.-The Rev Mr.. Dumb ar
precched eloquent at the reopening Of mis-
church, yesterday to q large congregation.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

FROM BERmUDA.-By the arrival of the Falcon,
Captain Pitt we are in possession OF our regular
files of the Gaaette and Bermudian up to the 9th
inst. They co ntain nothing Of any interest, being
generally made up of extracts from English and
American innrnals