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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-12
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28
H.vigetlon OF the Onto RIv.r.
Sunday, Dee. a7-S r. M.

The stock market during the past week has been rather
quiet than otherwise, and quotations have remained
quite steady None Of the ances have raised than
or tive per cent, and there appears very little dspo-
ston to operate until after the holidays over There
number Of for the inactivity In the stock
market the most prominent 10 the approach Of the ps-
Rod set apart for the Of the new nnsn
cia policy Of the Spectators in stocks are
anxious to what will be the operation Of the hide
pendent Treasury BILL before they become more deeply
involved in transactions and they disposed TO await
action in relation to this on the part Of
the government with the hope that II viii be modified
and improved The exgencies Of the county
growing out Of the Mexican war.
In pursuing our examination Into he sssirs Of The
Harlem Railroad Company We ere row prepared 10
show shss ths directors ere nes snly entirely nnA hu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28
Movements OF Travellers,

The following the full amount Of travellers re-
gistered at each Of the principal hotels yesterday
AMrsrcAs ID. Cowdrsy, Nswbsrry, Msss, w. scrg-
ham, Yonkersys 8. Maynard, U. g. A. Captain Barclay
u. 8. A.; L. Clarkson, ST. Lawrence, Va.
AsTsR-F. Prince, Boston, T. Lovett Halifaxi L. Gard
ner, L l.; w. Valentine, j. Jsfres, and c. Chadwick
Boston, j. Monroe Paris; s. Slater, ebster; General
Gaines, u SA.; J. Cowley, Ca; J. Oliver, Quebec; g.
Borthwic Montreal; Thomas r. Merritt, Canada; J.
Joslin, and 9. Hicks, Troy.
CIrY-w Harvey, Albany; L. Burden, N. Y; T
sirettsr, Baltimore; J. o Jones' Richmond; Baker, N
Y Geo. Ransom, u. 8. N
FaArxLIs-w. Ruttsr, Philad; NJ. Fsrron do; C. Dan.
forth, N. j.; Dean Richmond Buffalo; J. Holborne, Pro-
whence.
HowARp Col Denny, 7lstregt b. Army; q. Roach,
Canada; Mr. Williams. Pnils; g. r. Hobbic. Washington,
ID. c; diversion. Annapolis Reddle, A. Smith, Mas
sau Hall; ID Porter, PENN H. Little, Conn; L. Hayden,
Genesee CO; p. Weller, Nj
Jupsor.-D. @. Temple, Boston; Mr.. Flsgg, New Ha.
ven; Mr. Packer. New York. 4. Rogers. Northampton;
2. Haler, New Jersey; D. Durkcr, ~. Louis; sydney
Smith, u. 8. A.; J Bradley, Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

ST. GSoseEs sootErr.-The grand festival concert
for the benefit Of the charitable fund Of the St Georges
Society Of this city takes place this evening at the Ts.
bernacle. We feel satsHed that the building will be
crowded Notenly the objects Of the enteraInr ent
such directly to appeal to the better feelings Of
heart but the attractions held out are Of character sell
dom met with in our city. Among the vocalists who
have voluntseredws perceive the Of Madame Alb
lamowcz to hear whom is rich treat Of ITSELF Mrs
Loder. Miss Northsll. Mr.. Austin PHILIPPE and Mr. Ed.
ward Shepherd. The principal instrumental music will
be from Mr. George Lodsr. with his excellent
Messrs Timn and Kyle, Kerr, Dorm (for the first tine
in this city, and the young Apoloneons The perform
Of the latter WILL warranty be- BY far from the
least pleasing feature OF the evening These children
area credit to- and will yet gain honor for the land Of
Their birth. The national anthem Of God save the
queen and the star spangled Banner" will. in the
course OF the evening, be performed by powerful vocal
corps and by full orchestra Mr. Loder has spared no
pains in The arranging Of this concert and his excons
will be appreciated by the public.
OrsRA Co,rAsr.-Ths Italian opcra Company lately
collected un"er the direction Of sgnor Sanqurico win
open In this city on Monday evening next at PsImos
Opera House. Donzetus " Linda OF Chamouin " IN
be the 6rst opera brought out
The fremont yocalists viii give sconcert at Boston
this evening. They are . very mertorious company
and have always pleased the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

AID FOR The VoLUSrEERs.-The opposition
with which the resolution appropnatng the sum
of 5000 for the relief OF the volunteers of this
city. was received by certain members Of the
Board Of Aldermen, and the paltry objections
that were urged against its passage, are talked of
good deal by our citizens. The Board of Assis.
tanis cheeruly passed it; bu, when it was sent to
the Board Of Aldermen for their concurrence. no
quorum Of the members was present, and ano-
ther meeting had TO be called before any action
could be taken. 1t passed, however, at the Sc
cond meeting, but not without opposition.
The excuse which the opponents of the mea-
sure offered for voting againstit, was, that would
increase the taxes of the city, which are al
ready too high. We certainly are OF opinion
hat the party in power in this city, have laid it on
pretty thick" this year, in the way of taxes,
(viz 81 % on the sloO but we hardly think that
saving at the spicket and spling at the bung-
hole" IL the right method of economising. II
there were less corruption in the contracts, and
smaller quantity of wines and edbes consumed
IN the tea-room, and elsewhere to say nothing of
turtle soup and oyster parties, the taxes might
have been some thing less than they are, and
locofoco politicians might be more conssten, in
their professions ofeconomy
We are informed that one member Of the Boa I'd
OF Aldermen purposely sbsented himself from the
special meeting, because forsooth, he had con.
rcientious scruples against voting away this small
sum for the contemplated object. We believe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

but still he should bs In mind that this
sndhss been for many the custom d,Pose Of
the best that their necks and a for
them. Now in DESCRIPTION Of birds this would pay
WE'LL and in othersf You should them cheap
would know glance they not worth The trouble Of
throwing for However this the What
friends ths-osr old fayorite, Mstn Dots~r,
gsms bird Of the bs plumsge can be the Second
him expect better stteoon than with
in my other house in New York, and will guaranty he
viii net all He supurb lunch day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

sad affair occurred in Bolivar CO. Miss week before
last, in which Lumstord was accidentally shot
He was about being arrested fer stealing negroes and
was killed BY the discharge Of . run which be ives ny.
nG 70 take from the hands Of ~ ofacsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

An application Is to be made a the session Of the
legislature for the formstisn OF county, 70 be
called Canadasega. uprising the towns Of SEN
ecs Falls Tyre, wseroo and Junius, In the county ef
Seneca and the towns Of Phelps and ssDecs In the
~ Of Ontario,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28
NEW YORK HERALD.
The Holiday Herald.

This is the last week of the holidays, and of
the Holiday Herald Those DESTROYS of sending
this beautiful pictorial sheet, illustrative of the
Mexican war, to their friends in the country, can
obtain copies in wrappers, at the office, at six
pc CO each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

be derived from Gymnatc Exercises prsctsed under the
supvrines dence OF experience cd physical train
by Placing under this CT Dr. j. D.
Rich OF tbs Union Gympsste Acade $50 Crosby street,
Blocker Glasses for sdults sunrise and
ats ands o'clock In the evening Hot, cold and shower
baths ice to subscribers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

I5o Broadway.-rh s only establ1shmont
in the city where ell kinds Of fine toilet soap shaving
eosmetes pertumes and Celsgnss be found; all ari
warranted genuine, and fixed reasonable
prices. "A. A. mons,
late r. ussels,
ferfumcry, Cosmst. and Toilet Article Depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28
City Intelligence

THE wkArHEa yesterday was extremely mild and
the frost began to thaw about o'clock r. NJ Towards
Boom @s cs t. Of me
lie to sale of books 10 take place at the sales room Of
Messrs Cooley, Reese Hill, on this and tomorrow
evening. The collection offered at auction is a most
valuable and complete coll ,ction OF Englsh standard
works; sueh one as is rarely 10 be met with In this
country Those having libraries or in search OF particu
lar volumes cheap would do well to attend this SALE
NEW YoRx HlsronIcAL socIErr.-Under the auspices
Of this society Of eight lectures to be deliver
Gliddon formerly U s. Consul in Egypt The researches
Of Mr. g. in his Eastern soourn and travel have been OF
nature to ensure vast deal OF instruction and
In his lectures first Of which will be given this
evening.
THE HoLrpAYs--In the notice Of eur advertising pa.
tons in yesterdays paper forgot to say that Moss,
Of perumery cosmetics and toilet articles hand
worth attention during the holidays He the Stewart
complete without his article.
FURIOUS DRriSo.--We have frequently had occasion
to comment upon the reckessness Of drivers Of omn
buses cabs sna hack; IN driving through our streets
gersi and the abuse has latterly become prevalent
that would appear as if these drivers determined
driven over yesterday by the driver Of stage No 40 and
one OF his ribs broken. He wal taken to the City
to be hoped that some example win be made Of those
men who drive furiously and recklessly through the
:treets as neither life nor limb are safe when drivers
thus wantoply violate the ordinances Of the city.
STRAY OxES.--Two oxen want an owner being
found in the public They will be found at the
18th ward station house.
SAVED FROM DxowNINs.-A man named John Miller,
accidentally fell into the river at the foot of Court.
landt street. in jumping from of of the steamboats,
He was saved by policeman Brundage
FIRE ALARMs-A false alarm of 6rs was- made yes
terday morning in the 5th district.
Fossp DEAD IN BEp.-A person whs has boarded at
No Catherine alp forthe past year. not making his ap
psarance at the table yesterday his was entered
in the Of the afternoon when he found dead
in his bed, The Coroner will hold ha
body this morning. when the of his sudden death
will doubtless be ascertained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

been authorized by the board Of directors In any
sanctioned by the stockholders. We will
turs say that the chairman Of their a,snss committee
has not been consusdst least such has been his reply
to direct inquiry II the negotiation which Mr. Have
meyer il contracting, 10 legitimate cannot Why
Legislature circumscrbed the mode Of doing business
through the instrumentality Of board Of directors.
The charter has legal existence at the present
nen and those who have been guilty Of thus transcend
Ing their duties proper subjects for the attention Of
the Legislature whore violations Of all charters should
DO condemned, whatever may Be the rank and state
those guilty of such transactions.
The condition Of the company nay be summed up
in a very few words With debt Of 1000 600.
by bonds, and $40e 600 on the hypothecation q
illegal stock, they have sbou; thirty miles Of rosd
finished The amount of old stock Is 80 700 shares
and Of hypothscated about 900 shares while the isga
capital 80 800 sharsslsavng balance Of ever Issue
Of HOO shares
These general statements acknowledged but Whist
has been the real stock put into circulation s din
cult 70 DO asceraned and probably will be kaswn
until all the certificates in circulation shall be called
There may be large quantity Of forged issues Of neg
gent issues and Of recently false issues which may not
be accounted for.
The hypothecated stock stands - follows;-2oo0
shares to Charles Christmas sgsnt fer loan Of
$40 900; to the Dsnberry Bank Of Connecticut 1000
per cent interest," from which seo 900 was ressed-hs
bank to return the stock the expiration OF four month";
on the receipt Of siee Co., and per cent Interest,"
some what usurious- shares to Jacob Little Co.,
for the sscurity Of bonds amounting 5000 Ooeths
stock redeemed from Jaud0 Coz 1900 shsres on
which loss Of sios oso was made, Is held BY the
stock combination, with the promise redeem whsa
ever certain subscription for $500 900 shall be allied
ups Davis. Brooks Co. 5000 shares protect their
contract for iros already delivered which essooo
falls due the 10Th January. and $40 900 the fret
day Of each succeeding mouth Ts Floyd Ferris and
David Cothsa directors 1000 shares in several csr
estes to protect then suretiss appeal TO the
Supreme Court to set aside honsst verdc, obtained
against the company by Storey, Mills Co for 900.
To Edward Fsls, director. 1000 shares. for money
osned and sbout 900 shares the last 81 the batch from
this prolific source, TO persons unknown.
These several amounts exceed the capital stock su-
horizsd 10 30 subscribed eleven hundred shares but
WHISTLER the excess affects the Arss the last either Of
the intermediate xHnsSsss ID not very nsisEa IN hs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
RESOURCES OF MASSlcu1rSprrS

u INDUSTRY and ffugality State in the Uni,, s,,,d
before old Massachusetts,. The perfectly systematic
manner Ia which business is there carried on be
s'on OF labor which prevails in all branches of mann,ac
'a'"s hoas'ry, and tbs thousand little nu,ions' whch
are annually produced. swell the produ,, Of her ,ndns
'ry 10 an almost incredible amount By returns from
me assessors OF the several cities aid MS in that State
made To The Secretary Of the Common durino The
past yea appears ,ha the agricultural prducrs Of the
oae ior Tue year were estimated At S23 900 600 the
"oaie COD, and naekerel fisheries at x1 800 OO aud
Inc manufacturing products at $40, 600 OO0-makng
grand total o Sl2f ,735 264 Zone hundred and twenty
Ioor millions seven hundred and ,hir,y.fve thousand
swo hundred and .xiy funr dollars
40 me ninety mlllions Of manufacturing products are
included the ships built during the year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
JOHN Il HESS

MI. Hudson Of Mass having spoken Of the delay in
the public printing, was replied 10 by the abuve named
gentleman, in very insulting So gross was the
attack upon Mr. Hudson, that he brought it up in the
House of Representatives, when the following proceed
nes took place:
'Mr Hudson called the attention of the House tn IN
article IN The Union, signed by John p. Hess, une It
lis publishers and printers Of the llonsewh,c article
charged him Mr.. Hudson viii Ealsehood in sumo re.
marks winch he had made few days ago. on the sub
ect u the delay IN the public printing! He called upon
The Clerk 10 read ibe article in question: which Was done
lie then recapItuated the merits Of he questun-re
peated his former statements declaring Them to be cor
rectand said he did not make them with any desire Il,
attack The public prnerS--lha he cared nothing abou,
the attack upon him IN the official organ, personally
and only introduced the subject the of the House
that the members might dispose of the matter they
deemed prnper. lftley would that any officer
Of the House might bully and charge member with
falsehood, for words spoken in debate with IMMUNITY
he could not agree win them, but would offer propu>
son in the matter.
During Mr.. Hudsou's remarks. he vas two or hrep
times called 10 order by Mr.. AicCunne who SAID he
was attacking The Executives official organ edited nv
Mr.. Richie, who far honest Cor the gent leman
from Massachusetts, 10 touch with forty foot magnetic
pole!
Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky, offered resolution to dis
miss John p Hess Of the public printers o the
House, Tor having published charge alsehod against
member OF the House for wnrds spoken in debate
Mr.. Mcconnell said he objected to the resolution being
read tie objected 10 1t upon suspicion, and moved to
throw il under the table
This resolution called forth some exciting remarks by
several gentleman Mr.. Davis supporting it when
Mr.. Mcdonnell called him 10 order. and said If he had
volunteered 10 defend The gentleman from Massachusetts
lp"intng al Mr. Hndson) thee it "a dirty business
in dirty hands''
"Order! order!" cried the Chair
Mr. Davis said he had aOting TO say TO a dru.ke,
biackgua,d!
The Char again called 10 order very emphatcaly
MI Davis asked pardon Of the Char Tor having Ut
tered the expression
ne discussion went on in excited manner Rules
ahd points OF order were cited and raised Several MEM
oers were speaking at The same lime.
ne Chair having decided the question to be priv
fseo uhe, MI Chapman, Of Alabama appealed from the
uec's"n. Inc question put by ay es and noes, and
Inc decision OF the Chair susiained-I Is 10 ST.
Mr. Baily then defended the public printers.-wbo.
ne sad sd no seats the flor and no chance IN de-
nou themselves against injurious remarks of members
ne moved 10 ay The resolution to dismiss Mr. lieiss on
'he 'ahie-whlch motion was decided by ayes and noes
IN The adifmalIve,-l0l To- S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
MEXICO,
Om Minister mol reserved.

We learn iium the New Orleans Delta that tie
Mexican Government has made some difficult, nbou,
he reception of our Minister. Mr. Slldpll. The Delta
makes this statement upon the una ,nabe authority
Of reliable correspondent. TIE correspondent Of the
Della writes from Pensacola, under date Of January
lSi6. lie says:
The special Minister had no, been received by the
Mexican Government when The officer ho scconra n,-
ed Nh Slide to the Guy Of Mexlco returned as beare,
nj dispatches 10 reJaln the ship nj Vera Cruz Il was
minated, II am rightly informed. that the Mexican
AUTH flles were hesaing 10 the reception Of he ac
credited Minister fun the Duilod States aud the 7,
op'rng OF negotiations, until the Presidents message
should arrive from the city oi Washngton so that Mi
foh views respecting their interesting country min
be known and commented upon this crisis of Affairs
The ST. Mary sailed immediately on The arrival of Tho
bearer OF dispatches, and soon alter her arrival here
bulky volume of correspondents was hurried on to town
10 DO forwarded 10 Nashingt0n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

0o- The Committee on Naval Affairs, in the Senate
has introduced bill for between five and six millions Of
dollars, 10 construct ten vessels OF Ii are
to have war; this is half the ought 10 APP
proprlae to that purpose. The following abstract
of the Tepnrt:
The bill provides for the construction of ten steam
vessels Of war-ihree OF the class OF lrgaes five of
sl,ups, and smaller sells II also authorizes The
President of the u. 5 whenever his opinion the pub
lie eXgency shall require IT, 10 have completed and put
IN cnmm ssIon all vessels the stocks and to pur-
chase such val and ordnance may be nrcessa
TO fiji them out. The bill approptales IS G25,000 for
building the ten steamers; 81 go 900 pie te the
vessels the stocks, $50 loo tar repairs; sG25 600
Tor stores and $500, 600 for ordinance. The bill was
laid on the table and ordered 10 be prnied'