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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

FINE ARrs--The subscriber will sell at public sale
through Mossrs X. Gurley & Co "Wednesday. s3d
inst his valuable collection OF pictures, They viii be
exhibited at the Long Room 30i broadway, Of
Duane st on the 10Th 2s, and 2pd and the day Of
sale Amateurs Of the specially Invited to
anime these Paintings, and all persons disposed ,c
belsh their dwellings with artistic productions OF the
Easel are confidently commended to lock for them here
az II. 6 NJ CHESTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

wREcx-The schooner BENJAMIN BigelOw went
TO pieces during the storm Of Thrrsdsy upon the Sup
n Stones in the Sound Flushing and it Is feared
all en- beard bave Pe.shea- rcccs OF ;he wreck ~e'c
s,.,.l .t,,- .h- .lorp
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NrM Publications.

II THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, we are glad
TO see Is be reprinted IL this country hereafter IN
connection with the other British uarterlics and these
the Foreign aud Westminster being uni,ed-wili be
bu, four as hitherto the costing 8 together or :;
for shy one separately The North British isinIeror
10 none Of It's rivals in yigor versatility and the
articles in this number Will deeply interest different
classes OF readers The fret reviews Lingards History
and antiquities OF the AngioSaxon Church the next
Ancient English and Scotch Ballads "a delightful paper
then Savage Lan1o,s works then The Philosophy OF
Trade (reyiew OF S.erlins's book Ancient lndepend
ence OF Scotland Engraving l,ay Modern Asiro
non.cal Discoveries aud Religion in lis Relsiion to
Politics The North British is The chief organ OF the
Eyanccicsl= termed an! among It's principal con
tribu,ors are DR. Chalmers and Sir David Brewster 1t
Is destined 10 attain wide circulation in th. country
d. Scott & Co ll2 Fulton'st9
II THE GREAT METROPOLIS or GUIDE To
Nrw.YoRK CITY for lsiT lie just issued as neat, well
printed lsmo forming good pocket companion. turn.
ished with Memorandum leaves for every month; com
plete Calendar Tor ls+7 Description OF the Cy-"lth
the location (and OF the oticers) oil all Public
Buidings-Rates OF Storage Carriage snd Weighing
Omnibus and s,eamboa, Lines the New Tariff com
ple,e Street Directory an improved Map Of the cry
SC sc This is tue Third year OF the publication and II
has been enicHNOreu MAKE PgtscHt 'u'''"' ~
,erestng and useful 10 strangers Waiting our City IS
heretotorea task which the compiler has reformed to
the great satisfaction OF those into whose possession TINS
volume has already come. lseent II. Wilson l5o
Broadway
IL THE YOUTHS CABINET tr January Is the
commencement. OF the second volume o that useful sud
well conducted publication The contents Of this mum
Der are - usual peasingly varied one OF the best be-
C.l.l, To- aud tho
Horse Bee. by the Editor-coutsining moral that
might with b-nehi - pondered BY many well advanced
in wears There are numerous wood engra1.ng5 AID a
beautiful yicnet,e The TransPlauied Tree piece Of
muse Is also given Published monthly by d. \.
Woodwork, Clinton Hall. Terms 81 per year.
- .' QrApRILLEs from Benedict's new Opera
Of Crusaders arranged by Julien has just been issued by
Firth Hall \ Pond in mos, beautiful style. The title
page represents scene the Opera and Autographed
by G. 4 W Endicott and printed in god and coors. 1t
is decidedly the best Autograph done in America
snd shows desire the part OF the publishers 10 spare
no expense in .en,ing the musical public specimens
of taste and art Firth Hall & Pond publish on Wed
nesday splendid new annual entitled Drawing Room
Minstrel This viii orm most appropriate presen, for
the approaching holidays
TIE DAILY Journal roR l-'l Is 4
neatly got up bls;.k book ruled and arranged Tor re
cordng briefly The occurrences OF each day in the year
Sundays excepted. Published annually by FRANCIS &
LoursEI, = Naiden-ane.
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Dusil,ess Notices.

~ MyssSs BRADBURY AND NAsH's new up town
Singing will open on TGesdsy evening, the 99d 4, Ii.
Lecture Room corner of Blceckcr ard Amos SIS
WM r. BRADBURY, l59 Mo,t.t
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FURs FURs ~ FURsln
The Fur that warns a monarch,
Warmed bear"

Now ia the winter of disconten,,
Made glorious summer by the Furs OF Knox"
shakespeare improved.
MuFFS sLEIGHROBEs BUFFALO OVERCOATS,a &c
AIARoR AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT
For sale by KNOX, the Halter,
d!5toJl.t los Fulton St sun building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

q HENRY CLAY arrived in New Orleans 81
oaa the steamer Magnolia On the llth ms, he spends
the winter IN the Crescent City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22


JULIA WElsHT-Canto XXYlX
Her occe dGrE SKIN white a. nov
And clear as any alabaster vase;
Red rosy was The s.osy
That mingled With the ilies Of her face
5oa hex sYee; lip aad ma estc brow
Not one fuperiuou. hair tie eye might ;rses
Her locEs-wh.ch we're Of tery red
NOV hung IN jetty ues.es from her head
~ 40 wonder Blackstone startled by seeing thts
lovely creature; Tor aware That GOURiUD5
tdian Ntdieated Soap had removed her Tan, Pinpies
ffcekes Sai.owre., Redness. RoghEess, Chaps, Cracks
Chaies, &c! GOURAuDS Liqad Rouge bad brought The
rich rosy sunset glow TO her pale cheeks, GOU
RAUDS Puudres Subtitle had -r.dcaed the supa.riuoss
hai. from her lip and brow GOURAUD'S Cream Eai,
DYE had Transformed her fiery red locks in,o ety
iresses; in short, DR. r. 0OURAUD (xhoss only
dtp6t 81 Walkers 81 Er-t from Broaaway) she
wss indebted for her ranscsnteIi ;eeaIy DE- =
y Winters n kse: wiats haze come They will cause
rough ehspped and tender .kin both 10 children and
adults, and allowed 10 i've, Will b.eSi oEer tkia 5is-
eases such az scuy, SAT- 'bram eryzipeLas Pimp!es
olCches ernptons, &c. PertOos should wash The psri
diseased win that Iy oesset remedy fer sGln disease
Joaess Italian Chemical Soap Then all disease - cured
Tue skin becomes soft smooth ceHr ami me- This niod'
The true Jones Soap, c!-ass me SKIN OF feckes tan, su
burn aorphe ac and j. sold on4y IN the city, a. he
sign OF me American Eagle, 81 Cnsthsmst c22 Geod
rS- An disgusting fou breath Why Will yoa have Il,
when by using . cent box OF the Amber Tooth Paste
ycur breath would becor.s sweet snd ycur Teeth white
Sold At 81 Chsihs-r-st az eoa<
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w SEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER..5


ETA Meeting Of the WING Electors Of the
Eighteenth Ward win be he'd al MIliran's Eissesan
ward Hotel, CT Wednesday evening" Dec I'D 70 eAs W.
consideration the formation ole GLIB TO fseisIe tpe
g., Of ,be Wing party IN this Ward a. se ensuing
81 order Of Many Wing Voters.
~ General Committee OF DemoeraIir "nis
Young Meu-An ad3oaraed meeting o. thi. eon'l1,'Se
win be hed al the Broadway Ho1s-, on iaf'osy
Dec q, al seTen O'Clock ,,,,,,,. 49,.
44.sss1 , S1L Eszr Secretaries "a
~1p General Committee Of Democratic Wing
ynsyy Mer a. he Broadway House, Wednesday sven
.ny, 18Th !nst II was
R.,o.ed Thai roe several Wards be called 70 meet a.
ths.r respective head quarters below des!snseo On " ~
pesdty evening I'D int, u o'clock, for the PeIpL'
sending fye Delegates from each Ward 70 ms Co"''
for tee ensuing year.
I..Bro,d-st. House, cor. Brosd and pesfi'''
f!..second Ward Ho.el No q 1850 a..
III. Head Cusrrrs No. 2ll Wnsainglonl';tt
~. sbsLsorsre Hotel cor. William sod Duane 'ls
v Marion House iC3 Wes, Bros5wsy
TIPeter Mines Harmony Hall
vi. English Com and CESS sch''Efo0n''
VII. No Mereerst
y. ST. DeTld's Hal, ~ Wslker-si-
N..The American, cor. Thir1-sL and avenue {.
Kip. II. Ac0Uire's, Harlem, Third-sy.
XIII. The mouse ofJsraes Green, sherirst
KY. Broadway House, cor. Grand-sL and Broadway
Xy .Conslitutiona! Hall, $50 Broadway,
XVI. .Seveulh.svenJe House.
XVII. Henry Cisy HOuse. avenue ! cor. fif-tti
THOMAS E ToMLESsoN Chairman.
s NV t ssss; Secretaries DE III,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22
Illinois

The Legislature Of this State convened at Spring
field on the .ih INST In tie Senate Lieut.. Gov.
MooRr took the Chair and HENRY W. MOORE of
Gallatin Co was elected Secretary. In the House
Hon. NEWTON CLouD OF Morgan Co was elected
Speaker The vote stood for Cloud Loco 20; for
Judge LooAR tWhieD 80. joins NJ DONALD Of
Fayette Co. was elected Chief Clerk and W.
PACE Assistant.
Gov. FoRp sent 10 the two Houses what is
termed an 'Ott.augural Address in which he re-
views the acts Of his administration during the last
four years and claims that having entered upon
the duties oihis office when the affairs OF the State
were N dsheSrlening and depressed condition he
now re,ires al period ot general prosperity The
Mormon difficulties h. reports settled.
AUGUSTUS c. FRENCH the new Governor insugu-
rated on the s,h His Messsgei brief and wholly de.
voted the affairs Of the State. oil which he gives an
encouraging account The S,str being deeply in debt
he SAYS there's but one that be pursued with
cut eutaang upon the Government unmGgt,ed con
tempt and disgrace that 20 tie means
OF the people will Justify in making provision to NEE,
the public liabilities lie does not feel called upon to
recommend any increase OF TAXATION but thinks ita;
with the exception oi the cEnn debt the best plan that
BE adopted in the presen; condition OF public aeirs
10 make provision oI immediately reundns the
idue By refundng the bonds snd scrip the debt VIII
be converted into uniform transferable stock.
THIS will require but smsl! expense probsbly les.
| than the State has srosdy suffered by couu;erieils
and will possess the advantage of reducing the whole
matter into clear and tangible shape For the Rrrear OF
Interest, due upon the bonds deferred stock OF smlsr
character might be issued differing only in that it bear
no n,eres, for number of years. BY adopting this
line Of policy with the State bonds and scrip the deb,
will not be increased while they will be enabled 10 as
certain the precise amount o: the existing liabilities,
and tie amount required meet the interest. Tc this
course i. Is believed the creditors Of the Stste VIII in
,erpose no objection il viii relieve them from risks
! 10 which they now exposed.
His ExceIency comes OF, strong ssainst ali banks
snd hopes ths. those formerly chartered VIII soop
wind up their Affairs no new ones viii be created
lie recommends sheraton OF the militia laws
to apply the voluntary instead of the coerye principle
On the subject OF Common Schools he speaks in very
appropriate terms He also recommends tina, pro
Ni.oa be made for the relief Of the ms sie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

CIRcvrr Corar-Setore Judge EdUouds II 1T4soR
vs. Ft-r-.so,l-D iyorce { ase -The respective ccan
sci were engaged yesterday afternoon snd last evening
in summing up.
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N'i' u 'fNNSbN - 81 ''S 'No'tst
dai y = II NASH. 1919 rorsythst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

Ma. GILsz.< LrcrURE.-We learn that, OWING
10 some mistake or misunderstanding. the ecirer0o
at the s;uy7esan, Institute 5 otherwise engaged Tor "
night, and that Mr. giles has postponed MS concluding
Lecture which 10 have been delivered this evenins
10 Monday evening of rex week Dec = when 1t VII!
hs delivered 8; The shove psce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

In Democratic Wing General Committee

:xs;w t 80, Secretaries d22 2,is
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Jas jas; e dn r Ss2s,,,s secretehes o22G,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

II TIE NEWBORN PRlsoS ASSOCIATION vii
hold its annual meeting at the SirsresdF; Hesitate thl
eyening a, = o'clock The Annual Report viii be pre-
seuied and addresses VIII lie made by judge EDWARDS
Jo5iS DrEx Esq. Isaac 7. HoFPEa and others This
one of the mos, important charitable institutions in ou
city snd we hope its anniversary may be fully attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

SALE oy PAINTINGS tbs MoRSISG.-The sale
OF one half of the extensive catalogue OF tine Paintings
comes or this m9ninz in the Chsnberss st Gallery,
Granite Building TIL, considered sy many 10 lie one
OF the zines, collections OF modern pictures ever import
ed into the country.
BoARp or ALDERxzy-A, the meeting last
night permission gwen the Atlantic Dock Company
10 land and receive passengers al Governor. .and dur
ing the winter.
resolution to pay w c. Taylor s2,724 - for hi,
right collection CT dues fer wharfage piers - 90
and =. E. r. adopted
resolution was also passed permitting Committee
from the Society for Improving The Condition OF the
Poor tie rgh: Of visitation 70 the Long Island Farms
and taxing means Tor appointing proper nurses and IN
Tor tie children there and 90 away with the
Present practice Of employing for TIA; purpose the con
yic,z from the Per.tentiary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-03

this government ought hereafter 20 Jecede be-
low the ifiy-fourh degree and forty minutes what
ever may be the consequences. Nor can heyer 80
recede without doing under cloud which must
oscure its glory in the eyes ofthe world, and what
is worse Ia the eyes OF the American people,
whose rights would be sacrificed and honor insult.
ed by such result. Most deeply, therefore, did
regret TO hear the suggestion of senator IN this
discussion, that this question might yet be settled
by the acceptance Of the 49th parallel on the part OF
Great Britain. The withdrawal OF that PROPOSE
ton, and the submission Of the whole subject to
Congress, would seem sufficient to negative the pos
sibility of such conclusion, or any other result
short of the absolute sovereignty OF the United
States over the whole territory Of Oregon.
But, sir, as in this unexpected and incidental dis
cussion il was my intention TO make but few OBJ
seryaions, shall resume my seat, with the expires.
sion of my thanks TO the Senate for having INDUCED
me in extending my remarks much beyond what
myself intended on rising.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-03
CONGRESS sIoNAL.

lSome material errors having occurred in our
hasty report Of the remarks Of Mr.. Allen, IN the
Senate, the 18th December, the resolutions sub
mitled by Mr.. Cass being under discussion we now
give those remarks in their corrected form.
We also give below more correct report of MIR.
Aliens remarks on the 3Oth December, pending ths
resolutions submitted by Mr.. flanagan and MIR.
Calhoun
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-03

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that an cleo
II ton Of directors for the Union and Union Po-
tomac companies will be held in the city Of Wash
ington, on the first Monday in February next
BY order.
~ The Richmond Enquirer and Baltimore Re
publican will please insert this notice three times
and forward their accounts to this Office.
Jan ltd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-03

THE BLUE BOOK, OR BIENNIAL REGIS
..s. 1r .a. ...a TER. IA. ...... g. .e
THE subscribers, having just printed this work
Il for the department Of State, have few extra
copies for SALE The book contains lin addition to
the names Of all persons employed by the govern
menO complete LIST OF POST-OFFICES in
the United States.
THE FEDERALIST--We have recently pub
lished, and have for SALE a new edition Of 'ruE
FEDERALIsT, printed on new type and fine paper,
400 pages octave, with copious index, prepared by
an eminent member of the bar. This is The only
octave edition baving complete index. Also, an
edition of the ..a'r
LETTERS OF HELvIDIUs AND PAcIFI-
Gus, on the Proclamation of Neutrality Of 1893.
By James Madison and Alexander Hamilton. 100
pages octave.
J. g. g. s. GIDEON, Printers,
9th street, near Penn. avenue.
ian 5-lt w9wif
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FAREWELL CoNCERT.

EhhbW bisl COENIbht.
MIR. AND THE MISSES SLOMAN, with
lNl the greatest respect, beg leave to announce
their last concert for Monday, January 5th, when
one Of the most splendid selections Of music will be
given including grand duet for two pians fortes,
by Herr.
For full particulars, sec programme.
Concert TO commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets so
cents. .. .....
Jan l--3t
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M ILL be opened this day at Mrs. S. A. Par
w ker's, few new style evening dresses; Penn
sylvanio avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Jan. 2-3t
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FARE WELL CONCERT,

On Monday, January S, 1886,
BY Mr.. and the Misses Soman, at the United States
I.''" . Hotel
" * PROGRAMME
/. Grand duet, Pianoforte, for four hands.
2. Ballad "Evening Dance.'
3. Ballad "Remember Me-"
4. Harp, Grand Fantasia.
S. Duet, Harp and Piano.
s. Song, Comique.
....... r.. SECOND PART.
A grand duet for two Pianofortes, by Herz--the
Misses Sloman. ST.. ".... a..,..
70 .Er THIRD PART.
]. Ballad, "My old House at Home"
Q al dreamt dwelt in Marble Halls"
3. Ballad, "Good Night"
4. Harp and Piano duet
S. Musical Melange, "Newspapers."
Concert to commence at 8 o'clock Tickets, sc
cents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-03

A message was received from the President Of tn
United States transmitting report OF the Secretary
of the Navy in answer TO a resolution OF the senat
Of the lIh December last in relation TO the numbe
Of agents employed in the preservation OF timber IN
amount Of salaries paid TO them, the allowance
made for all purposes connected with said tmbe
lands, &c, during the last 20 years; which was la
on the table
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

The increase for these two mo nths amounts to about
per cent The net earnings ofthis company In lsAS.
about per cent s capital stock, and at the sbo
rates of increase the net earnings this year. expen
lures being equal to those Of the last will be about
per cent the capital stock. very great opposi|
has already been organized for the approaching sui
mer travel on Long Island Sound. and tits very proba
that further opposition will exist Tho stonington R
road Company have made arrangements with II
fast and elegant steamboats, to run from Stonngt|
and New York, and that line will, without doubt, bel
favore one between this city and Boston, this year
These things tend to the injury Of the Norwich and W.
cester road a. they viii attract travel from that line
We annex the United States Treasursr's monthly stat
ment showing the amounts at his credit in the vario
deposores and tho mint, by returns received at thr
periods. This table shows the amount on deposit
each bank &c.. at the date given, and not the amcu
subject to draft =
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
Movements OF Travelle RS.

We are again compelled, from the pressure Of more
important foreign matter to combine the arrivals ss the
which will be found evidence that the recent imped
ments to travelling have been, so far, generally re-
AMERIcAS-T H. Benedict, Tarrytown; Mrs. Will
liams, Miss Erskne, England; E. H. Peasee, New Ha.
yss WatUn hs~ n1E. T.
Bostwick, Corning; L: Hoyt N Y; George Edwards
Canada; N. Bryant, Boston; Ed. Cowen:. dol George
johnson, Lynn, Mass; C. Rockwell Norwich j. B. Hen
shaw, u. s. N; Lewis Madison Phila.
AsroR.-C. Wilson, Norwalk; A. Goner, Philsd; James
RsSs s: s
Bonner, Geo; A. McMullin, Phad; }. Robbins, Conn;
and . Hegworth England; Ms.srs Palmer n % Sssss
worth, do; Geo. Livermore: do; NJ Winslow, Troy; Ed
wymsn. boston; H. King Philad; n. Walsh, do Judge
ton. Boston; 6en Welton, New Hampshire; Thomas
smith, E. Elliott Baltimore; Miss Dawson D. H. Tread
Boston; Israel Hail. Syracuse; Kellogg. Utica; Ha,-
way and Wheeler, Kentucky; +. j. Burhead, Detroit,
Michigan Col Johnson, n Buffalo: P..s,s w. uo
tial Michigan H. p. Adams, Ala; saml Hawes. Rich
mond Va; J. Howe, Boston; w. Garwn, Louisville; A.
Nswali Miss; J. s. Todd Philad T. H. Cosswitt, Mem.
phis; Geo. B. Kerford Mexico Messrs Negus and Flip
P1 SoSb. Ys G. s cS%scnS IRWIN
McCucheon, Dresden, Tenn; c. Lower Hambnrgh;
Charles s,ebbins, Richmond; A. siblsy, Michigan;
Castillo, Washington.
FsArI.rs,-C.pt Tinker. packet ship Toronto; W, H.
T. c. Bisseli, Conn; D. 8 Read, Ohio; H. A. Allen, Al
bany; A. B. Garfield. Buffalo; Capt Van Allen. do; A.
Braybroch; Messrs Davenport, r. Hops Bostoni A.
c. spsnord, Ill; A. A. Iced Michigan; J. stone Ohio;
J. Todd. Phila
GLoBE.-.Mr. Perkins, Boston; Mr. Wharton, Philad.;
MI Gordon, do; Mr. Richardson, do; ]. A. Gordon do
HOWARD Nv. Cowes, Bait; NJ. Lord, Orange CO; J.
Lambertson l. i s. Van Wagenett, L. N. Chandler ~.
J.; Thos PEBBLES, Va; A. Bryant Geo; II Psnnsid But
falo; Boyar, CHM; c. IL. Gser, Boston; b: Omseno'
lard Troy NJ. Tiffany, NJ Y; Thos. SHERWOOD ~ n; =.
Marsh ~ J; 8. Evans. Boston. Mr. shuoert L0usvihei
Tompkins, Philsd r. Work, Ohio; Messrs brown, ny
and Farker, N. c.; smith, Galenai Dr. Broddie'
ton Tenn: j scott, Indiana; Thos. Walker, Mooilc j.
Webe 81 Louis; j. Clarke, Conn; George, Peddie,
Phila II Hodge, ky; J. Bryant doi W. Hoy, Ohio; ).
Kyle, Georgia.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
Illustrated
w e Il x LIZ II Z n a i . i.

The Weekly Herald will be published al s o'clock
tomorrow morning, al sxpence copy.
This number will be embelllshed with a beauti-
ful view Of the new Grace Church, situated at The
upper end Of Broadway, (which is to be coIsecraed
tomorrow and graphic illustration Of the dlsso-
luton OF the Joint occupancy of Oregon, and the
retracy of John Bull from the firm OF Sam & Bull,
OF that territory.
IL will contain, in addition, the interesting inte-
sence from Washington, the news from Europe
and India, and the local intelligence OF the week.
Single copies, in wrappers Tor the mails, will be
ready at the desk.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

The business Of this road has been very much
sructsd by the several severe snow storms experen
during the month. Had not been for these di6acult
the receipts Of the month would have been nearly
quite double what they actually were. Even at the
Of increase realized during the past two months the
gregats income for this year will not fall short Of
hundred thousand dollars Our estimate il two hundr
and twenty five thousand, at least survey Of the
Of road through Columbia county, viii CONNER
about the first Of April and il Is possible that the
may be completed to Hilsdale BY the close nsxt
leaving only sixteen miles stage travel to connect Nd
York and Albany The prospects Of this road inde
nattering bat We would suggest that meeting Of \
stockholders be held for the purpose Of making ansr
ments to complete tho road BY the opening Of ns|
spring.
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester RailroI
Company for the first two months in each Of the past
years, were az followa:-
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

under the command of Captain Silvey-are now on
the cruising station. the lookout for the above
named packets. 1t is expected that the packets
will be boarded at sea, and the news despatched by
special express overland, to the Ne,o York Herald
Office.
The intelligence will be interesting, but probably
not Of much importance.