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The New York herald., 1846-03-04

CAhD OF Adv
AATlONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
M.., wELGa seiI N MANN ATNspSsasRi9' axSD '6SELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the season
Baltimore and WashnGton Among the aIsss
gagged in their large be found the following
nsu Mss q LSfsa ;STf q hs % sf5'
premiere artistic characteristic deneatons
eps.,onsthjGna; hn 1n m her Sslsb5sed coar.sI
Horses, and in les Allamandes TIancaise gener
Eight Female Equsstrans who appear grand cav.ades
Tight Hops Dancer ana Equestrian performer Miss LOUISA
rri'Sig; Male I E Eqqss:.ispY, M:'s' LEVI NORTH Tv
Frs! equestrian Pantomimist, J. c. ROGERS.
beSkwaId Hiding AFTER the Italian invention By II BIG
The RIVERS FAMILY--remarkable for their high talent
in the gymna,tic and Acrobatic
y. J. NATHANs, Equestrian Director, and end Eve
Hone kider-H pupils W. Cincade and Little Pastor
Eins Yasi,sr % Of % The as Troupe, MR Ii MeFARLHN6. %
GcMns GEfgs,s Essks iaS fGusf MAJ ME and g wPHhsAR
wE%yEk. GRi EkEo'a'''''' MLsshs KELLY IA1Hkof' ana
from AL Of the world and series Of the
mssnifcen Panommes and specacles Of high equestrian
lebrity.
Leader Of the orchs,as NJ, MEYER.
sumptuous Wardrobe Of all the nations the world,
competsd in the 6st style Of excellence The suits Of
E pa1pfH HLsE CO.. z, war; &C., 0y s'' o.
full and talented company Of high dramatic eIcesncs
and for warike and effects the sasea
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough rders
The Do0 Of the Circus and Theatre always opened
hspest s, and the performances invariably commence
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

BOWERY AMPAITHEATRE AND NNW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bo,cey Rock10eH & Stone, Managers.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF THE CIRCUS
BENEFIT OF BOB WILLIAMS.
Wednesday Evening, March A,
The performance will commence with the fsmcd
POLISH COURT.
LEVI NORTH will appear for the last night but three in
Grand Principal Act.
To conclude with the SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN, or the
BULL FIGHT.
Boxes, q Pit TX Doors open 81 o'clock
Performances commence AZ ~ o'clock. m4r
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

HAVE the pleasure TO announce that the Second perform
of HandePs Grand Orstorio Of Samson" )" W i'll take
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ilth INST. at the Ia
BERrAcLE.
Full particulars OF this performance will In future
the meantime the public informed that
Of the best talent the country are engaged
sustain the principal solo parts
Th: QRATOklO wall be succeeded by the seven sleep
weeks The terms Of admission, performing MEMBER
exceedingly favorable and desous Of joining the
Sacred Music Society SUCH requested to leave their
names with J. P. PERKINS. No. Wall street; GEO.
WHlTLOCK, Canal STREET where they will receive their
admission tickets nj <t s'r
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

HOWEs' CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Reduction of pricesBoxes first and second tiers cents
Children under IL l2h eentsPrvate Boxes SO
Wednesday Afternoon & Evening, March a,
The entertainments will with exercses of
ROMAN CAVALRY
Act Of Hosemanshp by the lfanrle Rider agsds
Master w. Nixon
Mr. N. 3. Turner two horses.
Living Pyramids formed By Horses and the entire troupe Of
Riders.
Jack Ashore, nv Mr. John 8. Whitaker.
Posturing and Gymnastcs by Mr.. Nixon and Bon.
Mr.. Coles Extraordinary Conto lions.
The whole TO conclude with
DON QulXOTTE
u Extra performance every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon
Doors open at J. performance at halfpast7
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSES Anu LOI FOh SALE.
! A PLEASANT country seat IN the village Of Madi-
E: Morris county New Jersey within few minutes
walk OF the beautiful residence Of VIM Gibbons Esq,
being about Is miles from New York
and from twice day. any day the year per Morris and Is
Railroad. Bald place contains about which
Two Houses and Barn, wit, first we'll Of
Good schools and churches the immediate vicinity The
premes located n commanding position, overlooking
the whole and h Of the desirable locations
the place. being within minutes walk Of the raoad de-
pot which renoeI. convenient for person doing
The city who dea r.s e retire in the country For particulars
4. T. THOMPsON,
IA lmsrc MoYrlstoWu N, j.
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BILLfARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FIELD, respectfully informs hi. friends and the
public that he has returned his old favore quarters
BAssFoRDs ROOMS, entrance lK Ann = ad, oning The
mnseum building, or ls Fulton The Rooms and Ia
Marble snd Iron with Az India Rubber and Cloth Cushons
They will doubt suit Euro0ean and all berg
the bs. this Larger balls for bouthsrnes-Csro
lima balls for Germans.
rB-B ssfcrds style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather best In the cty fine Billiard Cloth
and artce the trade constantly hand for sale
lmtmc
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
HR BRApiHnpHY Mpi1p q WB PsoBo,.s sssT syT.nEs Esissr,u

w THIRD IND List FESTTV.HL
Of the by abont thousand Young Misses Uniform
Drsses-in the BROADWAY TABERNACLE, Wednesday
Evening, March the <th The will consist chiefly
OF selection Of The most vSrte pieces from both first and
econd festival Tickets each be had the usual
places and at the door. WM. d. BRADBURY
md re
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IA RARE CHANCE.

at1H WILL BE SOLD cheap. or exchanged for city pro-
oH4perty valuable valley grain and farm
rest rich soil having been all cultivated highly manured
and seeded within five past! and yields abundant
Cold Spring and from farmingdse by the best roads the
county OF Suffolk The buildings all nearly and
sist Of eommodiou. Dwellings, Barns Cow Sheds Car
riase House. Poultry ous Ice House. Bakery Wash Room
the earliest vsgetables and being ~ hours
with Brooklyn, which from rarmIngdaIe
three times ", makes very desirable steamboats also
ave Gold Spring daily fer New York For further pacu
lars hpplvto y. q. LUCKEY,
fT 2wsm - John st.
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

n HE ACME OF EXPEDITIONS WRITING-stew.
a art Hardnge respectfully the public
receiving for Class Ave hundred and
Gentlemen, for COURSE OF Six LESSONS in his
iegele and expedIious g. sem Of sHosT-HArp WRirIso,
Tuesdsy Ihu"day and Friday evenings successive
weeks The hrs Lesson will be given
names shall have been obtained Of mich be
yvcnio Subscribcr Two splendid Gold Watches valued
go each Will De awarded 10 use Memoe Of the Class who
two best LOCI CorurDRuns e Characters OF mis-
System, aud beaug Of lhe winter commtes
ofsx ~l be nominated and chosen Class to Judge Of
which viii be read to them By the C armaa OF aid Commit
tee The Watches may be Sexton Miles book sor
Bfo-dwsy To ensure correct result all VIII may feel
cispostd 70 participate " he above iaelec and amusing
Couss Leetpre the following Gentlemen have been
aHens Tor the sale OF tickets who will be responsible ,he
rearn Of s money paid should prevent
the Of the Cou should person.
to- ding The ame not be able 20 wris every word the Ian.
bsga clst At the Once Of Che Tnegne NJ, Taylor the
Tok Hoe Tickets fcr the sa Ladies 81
Nsw York Irisun. January 90 sn1Mr HaIdnse gave his
third lecture on photography st Clinton Hail. Saturday
evening last He answered 70 the sst Of his audience
objections which by different
and SET med eny mater Of his subject class Of small
readily steno Photographic chaacte
hnded 10 bv the audience and writ "a on the
blackboard by the Lecturer md 7w eod-rc
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

To THE LADlES-TO THE LADIES.
AIDES having superuous of Clothing dis
~ Of tcitier Ladies Genteme obtain fair
cash price for the by sending for the
residence, No. 50 Duane street, basement
Mn. NJ. nHEN.
N B-0enuemen's Clothing and Furniture als. Rht by
Nj. 3. COHEN
All letters through the Post Oce will be attended to.
jal5 lm~me
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PRUNING GRAPE VINES.

PRUNING GRAPE VINES.
ssn NOW is the proper time trim Grape Vines Per
12 wanting their Vines well done by the expe-
hand the city will please leave their address
which will be mm datsy ttended at his dwelling,
s2d and Broadway All kinds of Grape Vines
Ornamental Tes, and Gardening work. done the
mode te terms. m< 81 s~rc
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
CITY OF ELMS.

rI'HE EXHIBITION Of thi. model. together with models
Of ths public buildings Of New York, and the Mormon
Temple Nauvon, will remain open for short time longer
the Granite Building: Tickets IS cent?.
n PORTER BELDEN, Proprietor.
E.B. : CUNNINGHAM, Supt Of Exhibition.
Tho proprietor is constructing at 80 Brosdwsy,
THE MODEL OF NEW YORK.
wood every building shed tree, and
other the Metropolis of America Aich will
be completed in few months Above this ModohrilI be
Canopy On which will be denested views ..
steamboats, &e varying from 70 30 inches Iensth for
which moderate compensation will be charged.
Having nearly competed a Model OF New York. the
proprietor will either sell lease Of the Model Of New
Haven, &c.
Office hours from to 6 Pm
f0 1m-r H. PORTER BELDEN, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

FOR SALE,
on on rsssonabIs n, terms. the tuo story HOUSE ANp
Chu ch,l Trinity Church lease Of 81 years from
May next with privilege of renewal SIPS ground
Nay inside and out Apply the premises WILLIAM
kETCHAM ESQ. No. % Murray st rs lw-mc
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

- QUARRY FOR SALE, OR TO LEAsE-situ-
@ sts on the rss:se river il North Believing formerly
hs. bern extensively worked for Thirty years past, and
OF the best quaTee Of free stone in New Jersey and in
ngs store house. Two barn, hundred feet Of wharf and
quarry desired For further partlculas, enquire
Of the subscriber At the post ONCE in Be!evie, NJ
JOHN c. LLOYD.
BelleyiIle, Feb. 10. 1886. fle lmSme
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TO LET. IN HOBOKEN.

10 LEI, IN HUBOkEN,
- TWO New three story and basement brick Houses
E;H with the privilege Of free ferrage Of
pletion. which will be ready for occupancy before
May .t They will be fitted in beautiful style and BE-
pete with all the late They each contain
rooms besides the Kitchen finished with marble manes and
black CRATES throughout and feet front 50 deep with
fu commanding fine yisw q the river bay and city and m
boats leave every minutes for Barclay M crossing 10
minutes; and half hour Canal and Christopher
Apply at the ferry at Hoboksn. MI 2wsrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
GRACE CHURCH.

GRACE CHURCH.
THE NEW EDlFICE on Broadway, near Tenth street,
vii consecrated to the Service Of Almighty God By
the Kt Rev. DR. McCosxRY Saturday o'clock
M The Clergy, with t,s Church Wsrdsns and vssrry
men OF the several Episcopal Churches will assemble half
pas 10 o'clock at he eidencs Of Dr. samuel w Moore Ne
IoI bfo.dw y and move tho Church. The
doors o the Chu ch will having
card adm uu after the Of the Bshop and
the recession.
Oa he day Of tha Conservation on hs Sunday follow.
ng etons i'll be made towards the Of GRACE
tnss sh ~ always BE- free ma 4r.rc
II He AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION,
viii hold It. regular Monthly Meeting this Evening,
SMsrch 7k o'clock the Socstys Rooms,
Usversty EudirF.
Of s,ikn ~ = -
DR. D. p Gardener will read paper on the Rotation of
Crops" X o. DOREMUS
md 1t+r Recording 9. .cretsry.
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, with a few
E; acres Of ground Barns, &c. &c attached the north
Of Staten Island fronting the and within
three walk Of Carleton Stoamb Landing mile
from Port Riehpond and mile and haffrom New Brighton
For further particulars enquire Of William and Johp OBrien,
No Wall street, the premises Of M Jane Burger
f26 lw<rrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

.. OF o. F.
THE MEMBERS Of New York Lodge, No. 10 l. q. Of
a o. f. are hereby notified to be at The Lodge Room,
Wednesdsy Evening the 4sh inssn az business Of import
evening. &C. BAILEY. Secretary
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
THE
VENTILATING

DHUAUWAf AND CANAL STREET
INSEkTs TEETH and them as good AZ the batu.
1 raj ones for biting and masticaton
complete double set of best mineral Teeth ON
fine gold plates, go n
A set Of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold PLATE
Tor the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
pressure, M
Single Tooth, from n N to 8 s0
rinsging teeth with dols. from IS to l 50
OF Cana street and Broadway
unlI an
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

a. ROSE HILL STABLES 2lth Street and Third
LIN Avenue and opposite Bulls Head Just arrived and
- for sale at the above Stables about aity Northern
eight good road hones, and farm and
shipping horses X. X. NORTHRUP,
mi pron
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WANTED.

- A Two Story Dwelling House, with basement and
E yard sitting and bed rooms, situated in the
central part Of the city, andsuable a small family
Kent to excsed $500 annumCrot0 ndspenga
.o Bro.dw:y and mot further than Prince
&c and left atths Herald Office. will be attended
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

COTTON MILL.
WANTS situation a. as/Manager Of Cotton Mil, man
w intimately acquainted with the various modes oi
featuring cotton wool both in England and America, be
ted establishments the United States Address c this
o6ice Jsis znr.re
TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK BOARDS-l0,o00 lbs Trunk Boards, Of superior
quality and numbers just recelv ed and for sale by
PERSSE BROOKS,
~ 1mr & and ~ Nissan styeaf.
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

TO LET, IN FORT LEE, NJ,
- FIRST RATE HOUSE, with about acres of
E: ground and number Of wooden buildings olerabe
good condition, which formerly used chsmi-
situated on the Hsckensack road only few mil walk
lease will given Tor several years Il required Inquire Of
Dr. Morris Loo Wolf 90 Liberty street, New York
IN 2W+rc
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

SHOP AND STEAM POWER
ITO LET-A room q by 50 feet within few yards of the
Falton Ferry, in BrooAyn. Apply TO Fal on ST. New
York. f2S lw-r
r OIL LEAF AND DENTISTS COLI FOIL OF 50.
psrlo quality Foil S2s Per Gold Leaf the
80 Readc street. j. l.. WAUGH, =
JIG lm~rc Practical Gold Beatsr
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

ONE PRICE bOUI AND ohUE SlOkk.
THE PROPRIETOR OF the Washington Boot and Shoe
Store, No 2a Greenwich corner Of barclay street would
Ispectfuy inform his aud ths psbc generally
Be found wsop on the dleat kinds OF Boc and shos.,
which will be the and future
this Establishment He would thank public liberal
patronage received and solicit o sane in
this desirable way ftrade the One Yrice system
Do not forget the number 22 Grsenw corner Barclay
street, the Hobohen Ferry. JAMES Wl30lNd
lmsr
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-17
CAUTION TO TREspAssERs


AS the season for fruit of all kinds has arrived
we deem it proper to call the attention of the pub
lie to an act of the last General Assembly intended
to punish those veXatous trespasses which are too
often committed on orchards, vineyards, SIC. 1t is
in these words =
''Be it enacted by the General Assembly, That
any person or persons who shall knowingly and
witully, without lawful authority but not feloni-
ousy, take and carry away, destroy or injure the
growing crop, or the fruit of any tree vine belong
ing to another, shall be deemed guilty of INSIDE
meanor and shall be subject to the proceedings, pc
nalties and provisions prescribed by the act to pro-
vide for the more effectual punishment of certain
offences passed Feb. 18th, 1928, for the offences
therein mentioned"
The penalties referred to are fine and imprison-
ment in the public Jail.
We believe that all good citizens will acknow
ledge the wisdom and justice of this law, for there
can be nothing better calculated than trespasses
like these reproduce -feelng and even blood shed.
We sincerely hope the Grand Juries will take es-
pecial pains to give full effect to the law.
We understand that some deprefations have re-
Gently been committed in this neighborhood, and
we farther learn that the names OF the offenders are
known, and will at the proper time be laid before
the Grand Jury. rs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-17
"PARTY Drill. -

Perhaps the most startling development made in
ex-senator HAYwooD's Address is the omnipotence.
SO to speak, Of party drill at Washington! He
says ~ KNEW WELL that the Senate tcere about
passing The bM, CONTRARY to the judgment of a
MAJORITY, ander Mc d,Tess of a PARTY DRILL 20
And another Senator, if mistake not, said. in
open debate, that CIV o-THIRDs of the Senate were
opposed 10 the bill. And yet it PASSED that BODY
by majority of one!
Is not this an alarming confession looming. too
from the highest legislative flnconary of our Gov
eminent; composed of men who should be '.above
suspicion and above reproach"-that under s:a dr.
reSs Of party driH,' THEY could SO far forget their
DUTY TO their country and their God as to suffer
themselves to be cOerced into the support of mea-
sure contrary" 10 their enlightened judgments
Truly, truly, we have fallen upon evil times Has
1t come to this, that highminded honorable man
one who has been elevated TO the proud and lofty
distinction of Senator in this great nation can rise
In his place, in the Senate Chamber, and denouuce
measure as unwise, impolic and destructive, and
yet, ''under duress of party drill" he can be
made to sacrifice all his higher, and, we may say
not uIgustly, his holier obligations. and uote IN G
nor OF that Identical measure The reflections is.
indeed, humilang, and goes far to controvert that
ooasted ''freedom Of action'' in our Government
over which we hear so many praises sung.
RaIeiph Rerisyer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-17
SHINING MARKS.

The people Of Virginia will hear, with deep re-
greet, OF the death of Thomas II. Dew, the distin
gulshed President Of William and Mary College.
Professor Dow was married only few weeks ago.
and availed himself Of the intefussion in the du-
ties oil the college, 10 make brief excursion to
Europe: we learn that he died the day after his
arrival in Paris. We hope TO receive. from some
ono competent to do justice to the subject. memoir
Of this eminent and accomplished scholar.
The Savannah papers also inform us Of the death .
IN that place, of DIR. William a. Caruthers e,rnoer
ly Of Lexington, Va. DIR. Caruthers had won CON
siderable distinction by several novels, illustrative
NJ the ancient manners and customs of Virginia :
The ,st Of these, sFte Knights Of the Horse Shoe ;,
was sent to us few days ago, by friend OF the
author, and we had just finished its perusal when
we received the melancholy tidings Of his Death
DR., &. was man Of fine genius, and would have
achieved high eminence as writer of fiction had
his life and health been spsred.-JPhig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-17
ELECTION OF JUDGES.

The Providence Journal "pokcs fun at the New
York Democracy in reference to the proposed cleo
ton OF Judges by the people, thus =
we rather hope the experiment will be tried.
Let the Judges be elected by the people, and for
short terms of course, for the principle which re-
1ers their election TO the popular suffrage requires
that they should be held to strict responsibility to
the appointing power, and that the people should
have frequent opportunities of reviewing their deci-
sions Important cases generally remain before the
courts for several years-in New York, we believe.
single generation is short term for the duration
OF chancery suit--and unless indeed, there should
be an appeal provided from the decisions of the
judges to the body of the people assembled in mass
meetings, 1t would highly conduce to the ends of
justice mat some great pending in the courts
should be made an issue in the election. and that
the choice Of the judges should depend upon the
manner in which they should pledge themselves to
decide
In this way the collected wisdom of the people
would be brought in aid of the Judiciary and could
not fail to have salutary effect upon the canness
and disinterested fairness of judicial decisions
The ermine of justice might occasionally be soiled
by being dragged through the cutters OF partisan
strife, but there dozen preparations warranted
to restore 1T to its original purity. The kind of
judges who would be elected in the anti rent dis
trics, and the kind of justice that would be admin
1stered there, are refreshing to think Of We
Should no longer have To weep over the cruel fate
OF Big Thunder, or TO prove the innocence of the
patriots who shot down sheriff while servipcr A
process. Big Thunder himself might be seated
upon the bench, unless his talents, which are dcci-
dedly executive, might lead him TO take the sulor
dInate but more active duties of sheriff
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-17
LATER FROM THE ARMY.

The New Orleans Picayune of the 2Sth ult
says:-"By the next arrival from the Army we
may look for news Of more stirring importance than
any we have received thence since the capture of
Matamoras. We have no doubt that General Tay-
Tor Is now moving his columns upon Monterey, and
the intelligence FROM that quarter indicates that the
REDUCTION OF the city will be obstnately contested
Recent arrivals from the mountains report LARGE
force concentrated in and about Monterey, consist
ing OF goodiy portion of regular troops. Unless
lese rumors be greatly exaggerated fresh fields Of
glory are ripening for the sword. What effect the
late revolution in Mexico will have upon the SOL
dery In the Northern Provinces remains to be seen.
inese forces must have been collected as part of
They have been concentrated at Monterey within
few weeks, as shortly after the United States
Army crossed the Rio Grande spies sent into the
interior reported no troops this side of the noun
tains.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-17
FROM THE, ARMY.

An officer of the army, direct from Camargo, has
arrived in this city. He left Camargo on the Goth
OF August, ON which day Gen. Worth, at the head
OF the advanced corps Of the American army, took
up the line OF march for Monterey. This corps con-
sisted OF detachment of Dragons, the 9Th regi-
ment of infantry and Duncan's formidable brigade
OF artillery. If the statement that $1,000 Mcxi-
can troops had concentrated at that place is to be
relied upon-and we are inclined to give it credit
we may anticipate that a decisive battle will be
ionght IN the neighborhOod of that city-Rich.
Whig Of Tuesday.
The New York Sun has another letter from
The Spy in Mexico" who states that he has
made a second trip to the neighborhood of Monte
reg, disguised as priest-and that he learned from
young lady in the Confessional, that the news of
the revolution in Vera Cruz had been received there
and that Paroles had consented to serve under San
ia Ana, and would doubtless be in command of the
Mexican army at that place, where park of heavy
artillery, Superintendent by French engineers, had
already arrived. The Mexican force there was
said to be 10000 men. The story is rather impro-
bable; but we give it for what it is worth.