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The New York herald., 1845-11-15

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
4h Season. LIST Concert.
THE public respectfully informed that the first Concert
of the will take place at the Apollo Rooms
on SATURDAY, November Ped.
Subscribers and those intending subscribe who have
their requested TO do at their ear
at the store of Mesrs. Scharfenberg Luis
36l Broadway. By order. -
nis 7tistrc JAMES L. ENSIGN, Secretary.
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NIBLO'S.
NIBLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.

GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
HERR ALEXANDER,
THE GER NJ AN NJ GIC/d ",
MOST respectfully his sincere thanks for the lber
vl patronage has experienced since opening New
York Having ecived so aerng eption he is
by the advice OF his friends remain ONE WEEK LONGER
during which time he will his utmost endeayoR to
his patrons and deserve further continuance OF their favos
bv chansng his performances render each venng
entirely different exhibition
This and every Evening TINS week.
Doors open 1t 7-Ps sromance ~ o'clock.
ptnGf
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
THERE will be Special Rehearsal of the Oraaoro of Sam
the Coisseu $50 Broadway Saturday Evening"
18th instant, at O'Clock.
Every Performing Member Of The Society eqprsed be
present. BY order, HENRY r. YENNl, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
CHICKERING'S
PlANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
CHEMICAL BALSAM,
III. UIpI~. Tn ~aS zen hnr

CHE nIC-dL bdLSdM,
Or Hair Invig0ratOr.
A REMEDY for all diseases incidental the Hair and
restorative in all where Badness not eyond the
reach of
MERITS OF THE CHEMIcL BALsAM OR HAIR lNvrGoRToR-lt
prevents Badness removes Dandr and Cutaneous Scuf
IL keeps the Hair iii natural color and prevents from
turning grey now presented to the world with firm be
will be found trial unequaled Prepared solely by Pha
Agents-O. Fish Co., Washington D. c.; Aver Phelan.
76 Broad Columbus Georgia Tuttle, Assembly Build
ings of Tenth and Chestnut Philadelphia; H. Rice
corner of Court and Howanrd; streets Boston D: Brow
e No. o5 Fulton ST. Brookyn; NJ s. Fletcher Marebon,
Ulster Co. N Y; v b. Lock row, No; s. Beaver street,
Albany John B. Watson Charleston Hotel South Carolina
s. Tousey, Syracuse, " Geon Anderson, Newport, X.
l. and No. 173 Division street, opposite Ludlow N. Y.
o28 lmFmc
SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLEs,
TEA TRAYS &C.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just opened splendid assortment
of SolaLamps OF various patens Supendng and Bracket
Soas; Chandeliers with from 10 five lights Gllt and
Bronzed Grandoes, OF patterns, trimmed with
English prisms the finest usre, and pairs.
Also of Japanned Tea Trays of Gothic and
psttes which he offers for sale wholesale and
upon reasonable terms.
JOHN w. MORGAN,
l5i Fulton street one door east OF Broadway.
B-Wanted at the above establishment, good journey
man lamp maker. NIL lm'mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
ROCKLAND QUARRY:

MEXICAN SCRIP For SALE.
BOUT $685. 900 in Mexican Scrip bearing per
"A annum, and payable quarterly nstamens for sale
Offers received until the 18th October proAmo. addressed
to r. r., 292 Broadway.
Capitalists will fnd this profitable and
ffrrc
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nsSLAt ,alse.r.A SsiE4Altxc>.
PHILADELPHIA.
SrAsw .................. Mn. X. &. S1EvEs.
Saturday Evening, November 18th.
Will be presented LA TOUR DE NESLE-Capt Buridan
MIR Morris; Margaret Mrs Burke.
After which PHILIP QUARI.-Philip Quar Mr. Wood
Marmotte Master w Wood.
To conclude with THE CHEROKEE CHIEF-Pattipaw,
I'D Rrfh, Bur
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH,
ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM
PY Z. DU BUISS0N, A. M.-An Evening Class is now
ID being formed No l7 Green Hours Of attendance
6o7 and TO o'clock By this system the student
thorough knowledge of the language with all its idomac pc
cuiartes, han by any other method.
Further particulars terms, Sc, will be made known ap
plicaton Mr. Bookham's select School, No 7 Green
of Houston street, between the hours of A. M and
O'Clock NJ nil oxvrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
TAIJRAN Mt

A NEATLY Furnished Parlor and Bedroom for gentle
"A with without breakfast and Also attic
rooms-5S Barclay strict. NIL lw*mc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
Varieties.

singular celebration took place on the 9th inst
at North Coventry Conn The Church in that town Gel
ebrated by religious observances the One Hundredth
Anniversary OF its establishment and the divine blessing
on the occasion was invoked by the venerable Dr. Mott
OF Franklin now in the ninety second year Of his age,
and the sixty fifth Of his ministry. After the religious
sermons were over, the company dned together at the
Academy and at the head of one of the tables the
erend and venerable patriarch placed, furnished
with pewter platter, once belonging TO the Rev. $.
occum, the celebrated Indian preachers and with nap.
Boston, who has been dead more than century Much
OF the table furniture was OF pewter such the
tors of those present used and cake served from
receipt used century ago "5ean porrdgen favorte
dish of olden time, not being forgotten After dinner
the company adjourned cd deu. that is vote pas.
sed adjouning the meeting 10 the 9th day Of October
i9s5
A Naval Depot In Ohio is talked of, and Ohio
City, opposite Cleveland. is the site mentioned The
cellen moorng the Island in 'front.' protection against
the sea, and the high bank in the commanding
position for fort from which an enemy could be kept
at bay There Il not a harbor on the whole line OF the
Lakes where depot can be established with little
cost to the Government and which would answer lis
purpose better. There ia double entrance the har
Dor and accessible nearly the whole year. We hope
our assurances may be verified by the final action Of the
department
The New York boats we're yesterday morning
detained by dense fog and the low water till
The Hendrix Hudson arrived first, bringing 400 passen
gers The same has detained the boats this
ing, they did not roach docks till about the
time. The North American upon tho flats Hud
son. in the fog and when the tide lowered found
that was hard she arrived about O'Clock
to-day. The Oregon did not come up, and we under
stand that she upon the dry dock to-day repair
the damages.-.aibany .atIos, Oct. ~.
The Augusta (Geo) Chronicle states that few
days since there was most distressing railroad accident
occurred above Marietta, the State road by which
q. +. M. Garnett the State engineer had one of his
Thighs broken IN two places his assistant Mr. stockton
had both legs broken horribly msngled and The con
ductor had one leg entirely cut of.
A Charlottesville letter, published in the Richmond
Whtg says that the tobacco crop Bucking ham, Am
herst and Nelson counties, Va will not exceed more
than hsh the usual yield Albemarle it is also stated
will fall short one third
Vermont merchan, came to the city last week
70 sen ms ia supply Of butter. ninety tons. Pretty
well for sing, trader in small town among tbe o,n.
tans.- Boston TyareRer.
Sister Regis, a sister Of charity, a native of Ba-
more, recently diedh New Orleans Of consumptioe.
The Caskasksa (ll) Republican states that Bos-
ton company Is aoool to purchase ths old Academy
cattou manuisoiery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Mr.. Folks COURSE DURING THE COMING SESSION.
The time is rapidly approaching when the Houses
Of Legislation Of the United States will again as
semhle in Washington, to deliberate over the state
OF the country, and take some decided course in the
prominent questions which have lately been so much
before the people.
The tone that Mr.. Polk and his cabinet may as
sumo on this OCCASION is one which will have con-
siderable influence; and viewing them in this light,
they are looked for with much impotence by the
leaoers of both parties. From undoubted sources
at Washington, we are enabled to lay before our
readers accurate synopsis of the probable course
that will be taken; and as regards the occupation OF
the Oregon Territory, we are assured that Mr. Polk
will take stand in this matter in accordance with
the opinion he has already expressed in his lnaugu
raj address. He will assert the clear and unques-
tonable right of the Republic of the United States
to the whole Of this Territory, by virtue both OF
their being the first discoveries of it, as also the first
occupants, independent Of all treaties. 1t will be
remembered, that his inaugural address wherein he
made assertions similar to these, created an immense
excitement in European diplomatic circles, Sir Ro-
bert Peel was all amazed, and violent speeches were
made in regard to IT, As they were so belligerent
that occasion, it remains to be what further
excitement in Europe this new declaration of Mr.
Polk will cause.
AS regards the question of the tariff, it will be
subject fully entered into by the President and there
is no doubt that many important changes will be
proposed. Some talk is heard of negotiation 8,
whereby system OF mutual tariffs, which would
be beneficial both to this country and England, may
be entered nto but on this question,n consequence
OF the immense variety Of interests that have to be
conclated, the action Of Congress is not much reg
uated by the suggestions OF the President.
For some time past, we understand propositions
have been made to the Secretary of State the objects
OF which were to leave the Oregon question to the
decision Of third party, umpire, who should be
called in, but the offer has been declined by the
American government; and dispatches from the
British Legation, at Washington, will go out in the
Great Britain this day, in which this result will be
communicated TO the English government
The whole course of the present Administration.
is of that kind, that answering adherence oall the
rights and properties OF the United States, will be
firmly upheld, in s lite Of all the growngs of Euro.
pean diplomatsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

ACCIDENT ON THE RAILROAD Some Of the second
class passengers IN the cars from Boston, on arriving
at Stonington Monday night, reported that man had
fallen of the cars between that place and Kingston
Depot, intoxicated. 1t was not mentioned to the
conductor al the time, and Of course the train was
not stopped A locomotive was ssnt back In search
nj him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
Notice 60 SuD ssoribeaH.

subscribers in the country receiving tAor papers in
subscription has nearly expiaed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
supplement- to the Herald.

Another Supplement to the Herald is issued this morn.
ing 1t is served to City Subscribers and contains ad-
versements and notices crowded from the Herald by
the press Of foreign news, Soc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Cotton has been neglected since our last Though the
inquiry has not been lively for raw sugar about 500
casks of surnam have changed hands during the week
prices varying from 81 TO SO; in other descriptions of
sugar nothing OF interest has trans red Pot ashes
been trifing At slightly reduced ties We have expe
rcnced good demand for spices utmegs have been
sold as low cents but the price demanded is
generally for the best qualities mace 2s5; allspics
%; brown pepper 20 to 81; and pmento "a Il.
RorrERpAM.-The sales of Rice rather confined as
holders are unwilling submit decline in price but
stock hand but small, reaction is shortly
expected however, fixed price be stated at pre-
sent There is good demand for Indigo Banca Tin Is
hrmei Unrefned Sugar would ind buyers but holders
require 10 ltf profit Although Tea is Arm in price,
little business has been done therein.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
RICHMOND DAILY WING
MONDAY noRNlNG. pEcsMBER 20. is.s
WAR.


Private intelligence from the Northern cities,
more strongly than is manifested through the
Public prints, states the current Of enlightened
pubic opinion to incline greatly to the probabili-
" OF War. Tho effect Of the Presidents Mes
sage in England is looked for with great curiosi'
~ and solicitude.
private letter from inform cd source IN n.
York, says /: BY the 10th or 18th January, we
shall likely know what impression the President
Message has made. Were he a Monarch, m
stead Of Republican Magistrate, there can
be no doubt what the result would be. MIR. Pa
kenham would be recalled instantly, $4,000 men
thrown into Canada, our seaports blockaded and
bombarded, an embargo laid on American ship.
ping in British ports, and our commerce swept
from every sea. If Mr.. Polk was fmg, such
would be the consequence, because then and In
that case, being the war making power, his claim
to all Oregon would be construed, and not un-
Justly, us a Declaration of War. But as he is
simply a magistrate of the People, elected Tor
only four years, England will no doubt wait to
zoe if the Peoples Representatives mean to back
Mr.. Folks professions. II they do, there is war,
of course. I hope they will not. and that they
will have some regard, If not to the English
claim north Of the 49th, often recognized by
us that they will to the interests of the Country
and the defe nceless state Of its cities and from.
tiers"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
Correspondence o; thu New r'sk Herald.


wAsn,<sroN Dec %. lsi5.
p,,f. and p,,,.,s-Jh, Cr-s- e-so- tAs P,si
a..e.-s r,a s.s..r v-.-r er E.ss-~s-,s
- sd Mat 70 hs Mrs. fsrk-s for ssee
- rir..r e-s af ssay tr0.S S ptsss s.ss
tsg. -.
W.. mall have to sum up briefly tonight the pro
ersr-nc of the day. Our lsbors yesterday extended
the hour OF Hsmers the Hadcs, the impc
rstivc injunction. Well then
ls Congress have hoyday till Friday, snd during this
spsus good deal of work will he cut out for future
discussion. Cen Mkay lie already busy upon the tariff,
ironing another report upon the al yalorems We shall
have figures to send you this subject directly
, Look for the line OF 30. The western members
indignant at the evident tendency to this compromise
having idea o losing the profits Of war, based upon
the border Of 81 49, But rather think wes
friends will have rely exclusively the scarcity
Of bread and potatoes the salt for auRmen
tstion Of the profits upon their produce.
g. Only look ut il. This panic upon Oregon is west
capital for the Presidency. General Cas- has
made bold dash for it-and though il perhaps lit
tie too soon had he delayed, COL Benton or Mr.. Allen
might have taken the bone out OF the basket But Mr.
Buchanan be headed in this way Hence the print
Of his last letter Mr. Pakenham in pamphlet iorn
printed like Dickens Notes America, Tor general cir
custion" Don't you what beautiful work .re hav
among ourselves, in order suit sails TO the popu-
lar breezal More than OF the cait tout will be
thrown upon her beam ends in the gale IT 4S, while such
Sias Wright, lying quietly, will be prepared To
weigh and pull under sky for the harbor DO
You through in It's clear Senator Bsgbys speech
last session annexation which, like the light OF John
Randolph's window Is not very clear.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

INTERESTING AsUsLNEST-A Regular Kissing Holiday
"A correspondent Of the N. Z. Commercial Advertiser
writing from SaIordshre in England gives tho parcu-
lars Of a delightful in which he participated
upon time during the Easter Hodsys-a scene in
which he almost up alive" by bevy Of blushing
bouncing English girls. The correspondent says that he
is vain, but give the devil his DUE rather hand
some fellow" which may partially for the vora-
cious appetite Of the six rosy redcheeked rirgeted
who fell upon, sgotherod-amosi devoured him.
pretty housemad, named Emma. hsd visited his parlor
short time previous with his boakfast-she had now re-
turned with her companions and with great psrtness told
the wondering etter-wrer that he down in par.
teuSr chair which she pointed But let tao man tell
his story in bis own words
Anxious to ooneliao tho grs who evidently had some
design upon me, down, and resigned myself 10 my
fate With desperate iUrtitudo Scarcely hao tsken my
scat when hoy lifted up in my char, high as they
could, three four times, laughing most outraReousy AZ
my looks Of bewdered horror gave myself up for lo.,
an unfortunate young who had srsyed the viii
derness far from his home and his cnds ontrdpped en-
shared, and fofeiby carried away by violently pretty grs
buff was horror struck Ibis proceeding Judge what
my confirmation when the loader of he 1ssaa ats
that very Emma who bad brought my break holt en- hour
before, and leefcd upon only charming, wicked
maiden lso', advanced red round the necs and
impressed upon my haEpsrtod lips fcrOcous kiss. This
the CLIMAX. | dcfsd destiny Tor thst instant,
and resolved To meet my fate like a martyr "I.a
SIR" said Emma, IL declare you quite alarmed
must have anotber just bring you TO your senses
And she had another, and IL did bring my senses
How one gets used to kissing All my terror had
vanished 81 the salute Of the third dsnse and repaid
'he up service OF the sixth with interest cot 20 fond
O' the sport, that even wanted o. repeat the performs noe
and would not have cared employ the onire DAY 10 such
PasLme.
All these mad caps wanted simply to carry out some
Old CUSTOM and 10 obtain few sbings from him Keep.
'akes' Avery innocent amusement, ruIy.-Pieaysa,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

The Great Skeleton has departed for New Orleans.
Tie Projectors, letter the editor OF the Nashville
Wing remark ihs they do pretend say that Of
the human species, but merely remark, what apparent
to almost observer that in position,
sixteen feet high and resembles the human any
skeleton ever yet discovered Whether II shall prove 10
belong either the quaduped bped species is in all
probability species, and relic Of the Antdelu
uiaH Of the world, when snna5 and Of gigantic
proportions walked the eaTlh certainly great curios-
ty."
We give the propretors the benefit Of this explanation,
merely remakng that when they have the broken bones
put together IN their proper places they shall place
shoulders better skull Nashville Ofthoe pOtsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
INFisMARY or THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TANus Institution founded 1885, n now in successful opper.
Il ton In the new College Ednee. Spacious arranged
wards s for the different pap Tier. aie
also private for the
Al medical surgical except nsase
and those sborins under contagious
hsinsi'utios.
The charges for board medical surgical one atom.
nursins medicines and mode,a
being oa four dollars week fr patients Owe
lars tor wtits.
The Medical and Surgical
Of the College for prescribed PERIODS
Surgeon visit their respective wards daily
the whole College Faculty called consultation without add
tionai charge TO the patient
The nmary eommends itself especially eoun
Try who be disposed bench, of
Medical or Surgical aid We respectfully i'm
the subject to make inquiry and they will only
economy be consulted institution every
remedial aid may be found in other ee
Many Of the most difficult surgery have been
performed IN the lnnmay and the
them confidence Institution 10 public mo-
Tee and askins inquiry INTO is Hlsrii. 3 AAppfN
de2a Pte,ident r M G In6m,,x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

OF The New York Express states, that Ny
recent arrests, the curious fact has been ascer.
tanned, that all the Gamblers in New York are
negrocs. To use a cant phrase, this is,
pect, "cutting it rather fat" Probably the Ex-
press meant all the Exhibitors of Gambling games.
According to Mr.. Collier, these are not the only
blacklegs nor the worst Of the species.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

Mdle JuLts YIscESr, the Dsnseuse. has suved IN the
cry She viii oPens Dancing School, assisted by Mr..
w Cfsrsn, 81 Moa,al They will teach the fashonab bio
foiks, the MSrurks. Qusrdric'. and Waits.
Adils V'aeen, appears tonight Of her brsted
Dsacss o. the Thssue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
An exchange says :
/. TOM THUMB.

General Tom Thumb paid his third visit to the King Of
the French, st. Cloud. large circle present. in
Guiding several dstns ushed strangers, NJ. Guzoi, &c.
he gave his performances and sang French
Before leaving he literally loaded with presents each
person wishing give him keepsake, he start
Tor England in few days, and shortly after sail for Ame-
RIGA He received presents from the King Queen, Count
de PARIS. Princess Adelaide, Dachesse d'oreans Du-
cheese de Nemours, &C."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

az See the witty and sarcastic ideal report Of Com
OF tho Legislature, extracted from the Petersburg
Intellgencer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

Mr.. Depin, who formerly edited the Lynch
burg Republican, has returned to the editorial
chair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
MARRIED.

At Mrs Susan Divers Edgehij on Thursday the 18Th
Inst, by The Rev James w. Howard, Mr.. TaoAs. H.
JoHSsroN, to Mss EIIuBfrH RsssoHE, al Of Gloucester
cows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
TOM THUMB.

This prodigy-the smallest man, says New
York paper, ever raised in Virginia, except John
Tylcr-is now in Richmond lie was lately in
Europe, in Paris--(at least we suppose he is the
samel-and amused Royalty itself.
An erchanne says
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
Nashville Congressional District.


Mr.. EWING [whigl has been elected to Congress by
about 1900 majority Gen. Trousdale Loco]. TO supply
DIR. Peyton's vacancy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

a. lot distinctly es~ay. OF which TN.
meant s>quel whether legislation CONDUCTED by the
nation by whether
has been attempted employ plraseoogy apply
all any Of these
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
q. BRINCk sa srcOF,s
EEALTH REST0R ATlVE.

q. BRINCk Ea slGOF,s
EEALTH RESTORATIVE.
vegetable tinedo psovi cd by tho God Of Nature with
he'ss &C d,ses' psessr,cs and prope,y
sa Asi sssuis. r.ao. ssa ~.r Am =, ,s..
native De&<.ns.s thst power. all
'cquir- support TIE propris.o Of the H.sss s-.o,,,r N
the number Of yeats since he Art preparation
the needles. ,e, .si strength Of each he'd
In the compound This vtudy p.rfee
orave psresy adapted cure Of coasumpion
Liver Compaiat Asthma. Coda Coughs and Pains IN the
With certainly Of IL.
force only BY those who have No
he . n solely pleasure mnIs,.rins q, the
the
Lecture OF redy and dea 20 largely quantity gives
that the income barely uiees outlay L.i
sos who are seeAss Bsina ce.d Restorative
isuos.S esrsahesis 70 nom Dr. Chilsos ihs wsaAsewn
New Yosk Chsas
"lA.ys .s.iyssi assa. Of ..die.. e.,d &c
H.shh Rssor.vs "A s.ah., Soss % eo.,. Mss1, ~
sny oss s'. nor oe.c. aa Of s tom.
Principal odes, $50 Bresae Street New Yest
For sale BY the Agent.
de 20 oAYNoR. wooD CO. Drussi....
N the circuit superior court OF law and chan
esty for the County Of MiddsssI. Oct. term 1875
Robert A. Taylor q Co, Pima
leonard Perry Gti.-su Richard A. Christian IT, Evan
Taylor and John r. Bristow, Defrs
liz CHAscERY
defendant Leonard Perry. who STATE and
prescribed against .S..a dsfend.n ain as 70 .ooss,
and ahswe motion Of pann By the court o,h
sbprna awarded In this bsas on an m.
other sena.s and they s nas appear and Ole their an
the PLAINTIFF hei their bin service Of The ubr,a
on hoe aeiendAn on motion Of the plaintiffs hei, ka also
on TINS day to be heard the I'LL and argued by eoun
sell on ration whereof the ause and de
ees tia. the deer dan Leonard Perry p.a the sum
OF ihree Hundred and eight doa thirty cents with le