The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1842, Page 3

rr NE Baltimore. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Baxriore, Jan. 8, 1841—9 A. M. Mr. Epvrron— There is nothing very new, strange or wonder- ful. Every thing is perfectly stale. The meve- ments at Annapolis are growing strong for resump- tion. We have had several failures among our flour merchants recently. An eld firm went yes- terday, The reason of th failures is said to be in consequence of the failure of a large milling tablishment near Harper's Ferry, to which they dhad advanced money. [have just learned that two steamboats on the Che: ake Bay rua into each other yesterday, and injured each considerably. Captain Parish, eommaander of one of them was considerably hurt. Nothing more at present. Respectfully your Philadelphi [Correspondence of the Herald.| Puitapecenta, Jan 8, 1842. ‘There is but littl ing here to-day in the way oof news, except, theno very singular occurrence -of tl isebarge of James Harvey from prison, on the two term principle. This Harvey was one of four individuals charged with the commission of a “fape om the pe of a Mrs. Williamson, some months since. This discharge is no uncommon oc- rence here, especially where the ce alleged is of an aggravated character. The defendants in auch cases if po jing friends or property, ma- -nage to put off the trial until relieved by this prin ciple. 7. heavy defalcation has just been discovered in the acceunts of the Secretary and Treasurer of the Philadelphia Fire Contributionship A: jation. salary was $2,500 with perquisites equal to deat $1,500 more, What thobees pature of the <defaleation, or rathe: ape, has not yet reached e, nor has the amouat of the defal yet pnb- licly transpired. I have had an inkling of this matter for some days, but have been unable to learn more than is above stated. So we go. Tam also informed that the Cashier of the Mer- ebants and Manufacturers’ Bank at Pittsburg, bh: resigned his office, from the same cause, a inti mated, that has iuduced so ceil 4 of our modern fi- nanciers to retire from public life. The recommendation of Cov. Porter tosell the ‘public works meets with the most favorable accep- Eck inevery quarter. It is hoped and believed that the | ure will second the matter with promptaction. Free of thisdrain upon the Trea- sury, and a sound currency once more, Pennsyly: will begin to hold up her head among her jers of the Union Onr theatres still continue open to extsemely oor audiences. Two of them it is said are about close. If sotheothersmaylive. The busines: stocks to-day was light, at pri- esterday, in Stat ‘ives, though Vidders toeka lower stand. Wil- ces the same as and jon, who yesterday fell in the Atheneum, a: jupposed in a fit, still continues very ill, and it is feared will not recover. a Mr. Burritt, the learned blacksmith, lectured be- fore the Mercantile Library A’ ation last night, to an audience little if any short of two thousand. ‘The immense hall and gallery was crowded as full as they could be stowed. He is a flowery talker but not a cogent reasoner. Unrortunate Accinenr.— We regret to state that the steamboat Georgia, bound hence to Norfolk,was run into on Thursday night at half past 9 o’clock. when off Cove Point, a little above the mouth of Patuxent river, by the steamboat Pocahontas, cap- tain Parish, on her way from Norfolk to this city. At the moment of the collision the flag staff in the bow of the Pocahontas wasthrown down, and we Tegret to say fell on captain Parish, striking him on the head and tracturing his scull to such an extent, that but little hopes are entertained of his recovery. The Georgia returned to the city yesterday, having Jost her stera, cutwater, and received other damage. The Pocahontas came to anchor immediately, and will return in tow of a steamboat, sent te her relief. —Balt. Amer. Jan.8. Carraim Bouron.—The case of this officer is at last decided, and we give below a copy of the de- cision of the Court Martial and the sentence. Tue Finpinc ann Sentence wv rue Case or Carrain Bouton. Aft ion, the Court finds— ‘That the Ist specification of the eharge is proven. That the 94 specification ie not proven, and That the 8d specification is not proven. That the charge, viz : “ Disobedience of Orders,” is proven, and the accused is adjudged guilty thereof. he Court having passed upen the charge and spe- @ifieations, after mature deliberation adjudged the Jewing The Court having Senterce. found Ceptain William Compton Bolton guilty of “ Disobedience of Orders,” in parting from the Ohio, onthe coast of Spain, on or about the “ath day of Ap: 1841, in vielation of a verbal order con- veyed to him through Passed Midshipman Cadwallader ; but in consideration of the manner in which the Order was given, the Court only adjudged him, the said Capt. William Compton Bolton, to be privately reprimanded dy the Hon. Secretary of the Navy. ‘Tho Court is further of opinion, that the said Captain William Compton Bolton, in the ‘exercise of his com- mand, was fully prepared, and at all times anxious to sustain the honor and reputation of the American Flag. JOCOB JONES, President, Ino, Downes, &. Pendleton Kennedy, Jno.B. Nicolson, W. Branford Shubrick, R.F. Stockton, Dan. Turner, CHARLES H. WINDER, Judge Advocate. Approved, January Ist, 1842. (Signed,) A. P. UPSHER. Navy DerantMent, =} 4th Jenuary, 1942. Sin—I enclose acopy of the finding and sentence of the Naval General Gourt Martial in your case, recently tried at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia, which has been roved. to, op Eh Be fessional honor, this sentence is suffcieutly executed by Simply enneuncing it ¥ relieved {rom arrest, and will consider your- self as awaiting orders. lam, very respectfully, Your obd’t serv’t, A. P. UPSHER. Capt. W. C. Bortor, U. 8. Navy, Philadelphia Frae-—The fire last night between nine and ten o’clock, was in the wholesale liquor store of Jules Feriere, 45 Broad street. There was but little dam- age done. The store was insured, we understand Navat, News —The following is the disposition of the Naval Force of the United States, in active service, January 1, 1842. Home Squadron—Commodore Charles Stewart — PS R * denendence, Captain J Gallagher; Fri nce, ( .G gate Co ou arin F ‘arker 5 steamer Mis- Bore’ Ore Po Mewtet : comer Misssippi, Cap- = renga. Cap Come bop aric i ¥. Wall ead . seh, Yeo Drant Tire! 6 e Bhip- Ain rae s frigate Potome Marion. Com. W. J. eu, H W Ogden ; sloop Concon, W. burs. er Enterprise, Com. L. M_ Goldsborough. West India Station.—Commodore Jesse Wilkin- son—Frigate Macedonian, Commodore J. Wilkin- son; Sloop Levant, Commander A Fii hugh ; Sloop Warren, Com. C. L Williamson. Pacific Station —Commodore Th. Ap. C. Jones.- Frigate United States, Capt. J Armstrong ; Sloop ‘orktown, Capt. J. H. Aulick ; Sloop St. Louis, Commander F. Forrest ; Sleop Cyane, Com. 0. K ibling ; Sloop Dale, Com, C. Gauntt ; Schooner ark Com. T. A. Dornin. Mediterranean Station.—Commodore Charles W. sk ia Capt. D. Geisinger; 4 Tatnall; Sloop Preble, won organ. —Frigate Br Sloop Fairfield, Com Com. R. Voorhees. East India Station.—Commodore L. K Frigate Constellation, Commodore L. Kearny: Sloop Boston, Commander J.C. Ted, rie In addition to the above, th schooners on the coast of Florida, under the = mand of Lt. J. T. McLaughlin, co-operating with Sear ae efforts to restore ‘peace to that dis. tr. The Exploring Expedition, under th Licut. Wilkes, cons ng the segs: Vian and Peacock, and the brig Porpoise, is still employ- ed in that service, but is expeeted t * 0 ret United States in the course of the cancleag oncamael Motte Races. her i ~vorable for the sports of the turf, but towne tn im attendance at the Mobile race c . to witness two very pretty rac stake for eolts and fillies, three year old ret—three ontries, and ail started. The pom W.9, Coll J. ins’ b. £. Lizzy Howell, 211 Col. Watson's b. c. Cherrybounce, ©. Cocks. & METIS an? Time—2 m—2 m.38.—1 m. 55. Saconn Race.—A mateh between Johnson's g. g. Bird, 11 R. Chapman’s .. Billy Kimb) 22 Time—| m. 50 5.—2m. 10 8, very muddy. It is due to Lizzy Howell's rider, “Andrew Jackson Richard Crowell,” to say that the purse ‘was won by his euperior management of the rein. | pity a | > Maetiwa.—At a large t, for the purpose of considering the impertance ef a speed completion of the New York and frie Railroed, J: Pail: lips hoenix, Esq. wes called to the chair,and Dr. 8. R Harris and C. ’ alvin Baylis were appointed Seeretari PI The Chairman stated briefly the ohjeet of the meet and introduced DA. Macember, Esq. who clear, , in @ mos able and satisfactory manner, portrayed the adv and State to be derived from an carly completion of the New York and Erie Railroad. On motion of Dr. Ma committee of three was ap- jinted to draft resolutions, expressive of the sense of his meeting—whereupon Dr. Marsh, 0. W. Van Tuy). and E. W. Anthony ,Esqrs, were appointed, who reported the following, which were unanimeusly adopted :- Resolved, Phat we take the deepest interest im the of the city of New York; that we regard its prosperity net only as important tots inhabitants, but to hi eand to the Union—and we cannot leek with in’ difference upon those projects which are to increase its present unrivalled advantages. Resolved, That the city of New York has vastly in creased in wealth and population, since the completion of the Erie Canal, and it is undeniable that new ave nues of a similar tendency, will have similar results. Resolved, That the New York and Erie Railrosd is particularly charaeterized as one of the most important Projects of the day, and the gr if th portion of it, demonstrates to our nerating character of the entire work. Resolved, That we hail with pleasure the animating spirit which prevails throughout the city in relation to its completion, and we fed e ourselves to exert every energy in its behalf until its final accomplishment. Resolved, That we approve of the plan of ward meet- ings and ward subscriptions, and that we callupo. every citizen in TH1e ward, tocome forward without delay and give the Erie Railroad Resolved, That so far as all experienc: in Railreads, it is found that the interest they pay on their cost is’ always in propertion to their continuous length, and in the opinion of this meeting this stock will pay a better interest on the investment than any Road now in operation in the United States. Resolved, That inasmuch as it is somewhat doubtful, whether any reliance can be placed in the State lendinj its farther aid to this Roal, that it jd now depen upon individual enterprise for its completio Resolved, That fer this Road to be neglected while the citizens of Bos- ton are reaping the benefit of the immense wealth of the Great West, the natural outlet of which is this city. Reselved, That a Committee be appointed by this meeting to district the ward, and appoint suitable persous te call on the citizens and solicit subscriptions for the completion of th: ‘Whereupon the viz :— J.P. Phonix, Dr. J. B. Marsh, ‘Wa. A. F. Pentz, ‘Wn. E. Wilmerding, J.D. Van Beuren, Andrew H. Mickle, a Stephen R.Marris, J. 8. Gilbert, Edward Anthony, Henry W. Titus. (Signed) J. PHILLIPS PHCE NIX, Chairman. 8. R. Hanns, oa great work. following gentlemen were appointed, Stewart C. Marsh, Calvin Balis, Edward Prime, Wm. E Johnson O. W. Van Tuyl, J.J. Van Nostrand, OG- Exrnosusric Raracan Martine ix rue Tuna Warp. ing ofthe Citizens of the Third Ward, cenve! mrsuant to notice, for the purpose of taking into consideration the most’ effectual’ muasures for the speedy completion of the New York and Erie Railroad, Alderman Benson was called to the Chair, and D. H. Sronm was appointed Secretary. The meeting having been called to order, Charles Stet- son, Ex few forcible and eloquent remarks, stated the object of the Convention. Gee. W. Ralph, Esq. followed, at some length, elucida- ting, in the clearest manner, the importance to the City and State of New Yerk, of the immediate completion of the great work underconsideration. Mr. R. was listen- ed to with much interest, and produced an impression on the minds ofhis audience, which their actions will fully corrobate. RS On metion of Alderman Underweod, the Chair ap- pointed Col. Wm. L. Stone, Charles Stetson and George Schott, a committee to draft resolut I. Col. Stone (the committee having eompleted their la- bor,) reported the following resolutions :— Resolved, That the natural advantages of New York, asacommetcial city, taking into consideration both cli: nd position, are greater than those of any other rt on the continent, and thet it remains enly fer man t forth his resources and his strength to secure those advantages te the full. st Resolved, That the Erie Canal, though opposed in it commencement as a ehimerical scheme, has proved it- self a river of gold pouring inte the lapof New Yotk,and that we believe the completion of the New York and Erie Railroad will ensure a blessing equally sigual, both tothe City and State. 7 Resolved, That the State of New York, the Pioneer the cause of Internal Improvement, cannot look with i difference upon the last and g four hundred and forty miles of coi Resolved, That inthe present #1 ters, the people cannot look with effect to the State—but that they have a just right te appeal to the tried and in- domitable energy and perseverance of the people, im a matter which is singularly their own, and which ap- als equelly to the pride and interest of every New orker. Re ate of affairs, the city of New nd the contiguous counties through which the Railway is destined to pass, Resting on her sagacity, and that of her neighbors on the line of she will not doubt that such a sum may be rai ed aa will complete the longest Railway in the world, and add immeasurably to the happiness of all, and to the particular prosperity of this city. On presenting the Resolutions, Col. Stone made a few remarks, in his usuol filiciteus He was followed by M.C. Patterson, Esq., who, with even more than his usual ability, enforced upon his au dience the imperative necessity, for the safety of the Handing of our City, of immediately constructing the Railroad. Col. Stone again, for afew minutes, enchained the at- tention of his audience, by examples of energy and suc- cessful enterprize on the part of other c: ing in any proportion the wealth und r York. After this— Stetson walked up to the table, and eaforced le worthy to be imitated by all, the argu- ments which had been adduced during the evening, by increasing the amount of the subscription list, and we are happy to say his example was followed. Thus we hail, with delight, the auspicious commencement of our successful competition with our rivals. Let the ball keep ro!ling. On motion of Col. Wm. L. Stone, a committee of two were appointed by the Chair, to obtain subscriptions, in accordance with the resolutions of the meetin, Oa motion, Walter K. Penny and Enoch Morgan were appoinied such committee. Previous to adjournment, it was Resolved, on motion of Alderman Underwood, that the proceedings be pub- lished in all the daily papers, signed by the Chairman and Secretary. On motion of Col. Stone, the meeting adjourned. E. BENSON, Chairman. D. H. Stowr, Seeretary. Rocnesrer, Dec. 24, 1341. Pease & Sons, 46 Division street— 4 no end to the demands hourly made upon me for your infallible Herehound Candy, andjas our city is overrun with re and travellers, I fear I shall be closed up in anarticle that now requires nothing but « constant supply to satisfy the public. Doctor Morri- san came across from Canada, yesterday, and positively asserts that he knows of no medicine yet discovered that has produced so many and successful, as well as instan- taneous, recoveries in the most obstinate cases of catarrh censuraption, cold and soro throats, He speaks of preeminence also, inthe most alarming instances of creup. Forward me, without delay, an increased sup- ply. Yours, &e. J. Wave. PS. Youcan send by stage to Albany, to the care of your agent, Rawls & Co., 57 State street, and he will for- ward it to me. J. Ww. 0G- The Rev. Mr. Van Zanpt seems to attract ne or- dinary share of attention. Clergymen are but human, and Consequently liable to err. The only infallible things we know of are Sherman's Lozenges, and the way the people buy them is evidence that they appreciat 4 Coughs, colds, headaches, worms, and most or eases, are cured by them easier and sooner than any hing in use, They are sold at 106 Nassau street, » jinal warehouse ; and by agents, 110, 373 and 459 ~ ay ; 188 Bowery, 77 Esst Broadway, 221 Bleeck. oe rwet. 227 Hudson street, and 8 William street, New *; 58 and 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; Redding, 8 reet, Boston. MONEY MARKET, Saturday Jan, 86 P.M. ‘The sales of the Stock Board presented the usual fea- and prices fluctuated to some extent. Delaware & Hudson fell 1 per cent; Indiana bonds }; Harlem }; Long Island rose }. At auction a sale of 3,571 shares of Harlem stock were sold at 9} 2.9}, which is ja} above the market rat: They were bought in by Mr. Gourlie This stock was pledged with John Ward & Co., to secure two loans of $44,500 each, made in 1836 and 1937. These loans fell due Oct. 10, 1841, and Jan. 10, 1842. They were issued at 00 per cent, consequently, the 3,571 shares amonnted to the $39,000. , This slock is now trans- ferable and forms an addition to the quantity upon the market. The packet ship Albany, for Havre, carries out $96,000 in specie. The ship Albany, which sailed today for Havre, car- ries out $96,000 in specie. Great efforts are making to depress the Mohawk ond Hudson Railroad. The stock is held by a few specula- tovs who generally manage to “ corner” those that sell enough. Wehave notyet received the returns of the road for the past year; but those for the three previous ones are as follow: Huon axp Mosawe Rasiwa is 1838. ers, 101.028 vo RPeinE z . §. Mail, Renta of Ten Other source Diterean, ‘am Ralanee, Deduet dividend 2 per cent, Uneaperded balance, Jan. 1, 1841, The pretence now is, $99,678 that the Troy Railroad will toke away the businessand entirely ruin the Mohawk Road. The New York Equitable Insucance Company have declared a dividend of fonr per cent, for the lost six instant, The Bink C., one dollar on each share for The Bank of Camden, 8. C. 0 for the past six months. The Union Bank, 8. C.,one dollar and twenty-five cents per re. The Bank of South Carolina, one dollar and twenty fivecents per share, The Farmers’ and Planters’ Bank, 8. C., seventy-five cents per shar The Mayor of Baltimore has vetoed the bill allowing five per centinterest on the railread orders. The St. Louis papers complain of the scarcity of mo- ney in that city, and attributes it, in part, to the failure of the Cairo Bank, and the proposed curtailment by the State Bank of Mlinoi The finances of the Federal Government are the swb- ject of great anxiety at Washington, and to the people atlarge. The party that came into power in March las; seem to have determined to create a deficiency in the ‘Treasury, by giving away o1 partof the revenue and squandering the other, thereby forcing a National deb upen the people, In accordance with this poliey,an Ex tra Session was called to “relieve the Treasury,” and the first act of that Session was to give away the public land revenues. The appropriations of the year were then increased $6,500,000, and finally a $12,000,000 loan bill was passed, without providing any specific funds to pay either principal or interest. This was the entering wedge for the proposed national debt, and it had scarcely passed, when Mr. Clay gave notice that it would imme diately atthe commencement of the Extra Seasion, be in- creased by $16,000,000 addition, loan. The state of the markets has however prevented the megotial of the loam. The failure is ascribed to the shortness ef the time torun. The true cause, however, isthe fact that when six States have failed, and repudiation stalks abroad in the laad, the government has not only made no provision for the payment of the loan, but has de- prived itself of the only legitimate means te provide for it The following table will show the different views of the Secretaries that have been in office during the past year. months, payable on the 13:h of Georgetow. Financxs op tir Faperat Government, ., Woodbury's Estimate. Ewing’s Estimate, Forward’s Receipts. Jan isa. March 1841. nt. Customs, 000,000 12,000 000 14,847,557 Land 8,500 000 ey 2,500 000 1,454 063 Miscellaneous "80,000 170,000, Balance,Jam.1, 1,585,055 Banks, 220,000 Loan, pany Treasury notes 342.61 Total receipts 31,397,612 res - 6,196,569, = 14,009,878 - 6,196,547 - 97,080 xcs 5,530 995 22,134,780 20 730,305 32,025,070 Mr. Woodbury’s estimate did not embrace the ex penses and sppropriations of the Extra Session, which amounted to near $6,000,000 ; nor did his estimate of re- ceipts embrace the loan, but confined itselfto affair they then existed. Leaving out the receipts trom the loan,it will be seen that his estimate was within $1,500,- 000 of the actual amount according to Forward’s reports consequently, had the expenses been confined to thay which was strictly nesessary,the government would not now be bankrupt ; but $6,000,000 was spent at an extra session to “relieve the people,” which,of course increas" ed the demand upon the Treasury. When Mr. Ew- ing came into office he endeavored to depress the estima: ted receipts, and increase the expenditures,with the view re the necessity of alean. The report of Mr. For- owing the actual results, prove that had the of the year been confined tothe actual esti- mates of the several departments, the ridiculous extra session avoided, and the affaira of the government con- ducted with that regard to economy which common sense would have warranted in the present exigencies of the finangial world, the failure of the loan and the loss of credit to the government would not only have been avoided, but a surplus would now have been in the treasury, instead of the actual dishonor that has now overtaken the government, aad which affects its credit to such an extent that its six per cent obligations are quoted at 95898 per cent inthe market. Sales at the Stock Exchange, game CorporationBds 97 115 do— do. 85 1000 Illinois Bds, 1870 815 50 do do a10 94 $is000 do 10edo do #15 93} 4000 do 25 do Mechanice’Bk 68, 4000 do 30 25 do Phenix Bank 13 000 do 50 do Farmers Loan, a7 0 do anw S0do do 26} : . do 84 mos 60 do Ohio Life& Tt 56 4000 Indiaa Bde 10 do do 55 do 10 do do 420 50 gee do nw 19 do Merchants’ Ex 25 lo aw 10 do N.Y.& Erie 25 150 shares Del. & Hud. 10 do 20 as0do do nw 45 do Canton{Co. £30 19 7$do do & do do 630 19 60 do do 25 do Mohawk RR 60r 25 do do 820 25 do do 60 ido do anw 10 dodo. enw 69) 25 do do 830 975 do Harlem 9 25 do do 100 do L. Island RR D&O 5a S0do do a5 10 do do 59 10 do do 9 60 do Stommgton R “4 25 do do mw $1 10 do New Jersey a Second Board. ‘area Horlem 7 100 al 9¢ 2009 do Illinois 000 do ladiava 168 Foreign Markets, Persamnvuce Manxer, Dec, 9:h., 1841.—I have now to report the arrivals of barque e, Miller, from Phila- delphia, Dec. Sth; brig Ariel, Gregg, do.. brig Lucy, Dec. 7th, from Boston; barque Goy. Howard, Dec. 8th., frem Baltimore—the latter vessel with wheat for the mills. These arrivals have caused a decline in the price of flour, and most articles imported from the United States. No further receipts of fish. Sugars are at mar- ket in abundance, and prove of as good quality as antici- ated. Best whites have opened at 2/000 per arrobe. in demand at 130rs. Exchange, 80d. Dollars, 1d 1640. axa, Dec. 234.—Since our last the Oglethorpe has arrived from Savanna, with abut 350 tierces Rice, for which no saving offer has yet been obtained, it will pro- bably remain unsold until after Christmas; we have nothing mew to advise. Produce without any change whatever. Lard, superior, dull at 11 to 114. Exchange on London, 11 a 11} prem., New York, 2 per cent prem New Orleans 3 per cent discount. Married, On Saturday morning, Sih instant, at St. George's Chapel, by the Rev. Dr, Milnor, Jona Pewoietos Rixa, of Georgia, to Many Levisa, daughter of the late John Woodward, and niece of John M. Bixby, of New York. On Wedoesday evening. Sth instant, by the Rev. J 8. ancer, Mr. Wriiaw fi. Sar, of Flushing, L. i.,to 8 iss Evsice E., daughter of Ezra Lewis, Eeq.,” of Brooklyn. Died. On Saturday morning, the 8th inst., Busarme Hamor, in the 49th year of his age. His friends and acquaintances, also the members of the Fire Department,are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at half past 10 o'clock, this day, from No. 15 Park Rew, without further invitation. At Brooklyn, on Friday evening, Tth inst., Manta D. wite of Commodore James Renshaw, U. 8. Navy. Hor friends, and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at half past 1o’clock, from the house of Mra. Post, 125 Hick Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERAL) Oct. ‘arte > « . Fort au Prince « Pernambuco-- Dee. 17 Lar de Dee. 12 Vii ona + Nov. 20 New York Post OMc: Pont Office opens at +++ +8 o'clock, a. ™. = | closeaat As MES 3 Open on Sundays from 9 to 10 4.M., and 19} to 14 P.M. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS. Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonivogton, gid, Sheent Sundays D tern Steampoat . via New Haven, Eastern Land Mail, whicl , daily, except Stim z Ornit cleeee Be ey. Sra he tly cregtdei iy Hartford Mail, by at ES Pas Southern Mail through to Phaladelphia Moruing Ma South Mailyncludi q ‘otces between thie sud Pitladelpiies ie 1 acne. Jersey City, Newark, &e.esee ssn sns Hudsow Rivet Way Maik east side, Mou dase, nd Fred Do. weat aide, daily, ex Do, Peekakifl, Sing ‘Sing, Ke 3 We Sundays ily, except Passengers Saile Havne—$hip Albapy—Thos Nelson, © F Lange. ~ MARITIME HERALD. MAS BELL PARK THEATHE, PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 8 (MtoresNos toudan enttit Futons treats.) MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10—The per‘ormance will com- vated iasaleriaeeeeee as met TUESDAY. cit WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAB? Lond Norwood Barry (Capt Tarrad dale” Placide Boxes $1—Pit 60 ceute—Gallery 28 cents. “ Tioora oben at 6}. rerformauee commences at 7 oelock CHATHAM THEATRA. MONDAY EVENING, Jan, 8—The performances will com: menee with THE KNIGHT be ins GOLDEN FLEECE. e) Sale of dry ponds, fancy articles, jewelry, clothing, phdged goods, hardware, guns, Se. “ Also, 50 doz wine, 20.000 segars, millinery. ke, &e. WEDNESDAY. At 10} o'clock, m the Sales Rooma, 4 Splendid Furniture—Comprisii usual ‘househeeking articles, from two families giving up househeeking. Also, the st-ck of a cabinet maker. = = ——— Sy Sy, ill | De Lima irby Packetsto Arrive. Packetsto Depart. | S/X7'Y ma ce TRAVEL THAN BY Benedicta pr leah Mrs Thoroe ET Lonpon. NY OTHER ROUTE. fer vebiehs aalinston Chadwick, Nov 99 | Montreal, Golfing, = Hy THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE | Nathan Tucker “ bait yp taal Mestaya pry < sph renee ar Gon 0 seen’ Ve SRIDGEPORT—Fwe ‘Angelique Mrv Thorne 4 Amenca, Cole,” Nov. 18| Stephen Whituey, "Jan. 13 | “theateamenat CROTON or the NIMROD leaves Cath : 5 , 3, “q ¥ , * ‘dl “4 ss ve . leave vi i Iegitgurer 1 Aledo rena eld Market slip, East River side: f Brideevort,every mora: | Zenocles Thorne | Selim Kirby Duchesse d’Orleans, Nov.30| Albany, Watson, Tan. 8 | MR e4oet 1; Wy che Homestecle Ba? Helena Mrs Lewis RuiveTSmmonet NSAP AUR PGE gMRE | mil be forwarded bythe Hoteatouie Karo foxes secents i naan, (73 miles) to lodge, thence to Chatham (27 miles) by stage. and then (20 miles) by Albany and Boston Railroad, arr at }toclock. A M. ‘The Railroad cara are well warmed by stoves. 926; Pit ia} aGallery 1% Dooraopen at 64; Curtainrises at 7) precisely. to Aiban ‘To Masters of Vessels. ITC! ” MP! = Commanders of vessels will confer a favor by having a list L.- ener i, Tr freight apoly Of the boat o MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10—The performaxcetwill com ¢ their ar ema oe bey es = a left ss York House; No. 6 Courtlaadt atreet, where tickets ane nee ie e port whence they sailed, an vessels spoken, re: rocu: LE ER Ee a Pe LC; F on their arrival here for Commodore Bassxrr, of our fleet VERY IMPORTANT. onan Mitehall | Fancy Fine ¥ news schooners. He will board them immediately on HURLBURT & CO"8 NEW YORK HAMLET TRAVESTIE. bess AND SPRINGFIELD PACKAGE EX- | Hamlel Mitehell | Osrick Miss Singleton their arrival. PRESS, via, New Haven and Hartfo gay ” Cleared. Office 7 Wall street, New York; 34 State street, Hortford THE HAPPY MAN. be vad od ts ‘Theaubscribers will run a Pack under the care of an ‘To conelude with Ships Montreal, Tiuker, London John Griswold; Ex nt, by the steam! conveyance of packages THE QREEN’S OWN. Crave, $t Croix, Chas Morgan; Aldebaran. Brew, Marae Of every description, boxes, bundies, sample goods, bauk note, | Capt Summervile Horncaatie | William Billings Grahem Bord & Bincken: Orie Oneco, Butier, New Orleavs, Soha specie, &e.; packages will alao bx received at the office 7 Wa'l Laurel Mise Singleton yell wchre AB Copley, Camp, Phtladelp liza Ellen, | street, New Xork, and farwarded to Norwich, Worceater, | Admiasion—Dress circle Socents. Upper boxes 26 cents. Pit Merrill, Wilmington, » Nesmith & Leeds; Celeste, Johi Boston, Hartford, New Haven, Springfield, Philadelphia, Bal: | 19 its. Private boxes $5. ton, Baltimore; Perseveraiice, Weeks Newbam N/Ci Mari | timore, Washingion, Salem, Lowel, Portsmouth and Port mat hall pas in ri ven. 1» A 5 i * » Ve Na — son dia laud, Hollowel!, Augusta, Bangor, and all the principal eastern BOWERY AMPH ATRE. All packoges should be marked care of Hurlbut & Co.’« Express. Large packages will be called for, if uotice be left at e office. Particular attention will be paid to collecting. and paying draits, notes and bills, purchas.ng goods on all the above nam A near size Bowery. 4 SUCCESS OF MR. TURNER. MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 1S the tienes will com- comROURNAMENT CNTRER Feats of Horsemanship by TV Turner. Arrived, Ship Newark, Marvin, 3 days from Providence, in ballast, to Dunham & Dimon Brig Georges, W «tts, 15 daye from N Orleans, with 325 hda sugar to Bolton, Fox & Livingston. 20th instant, let 3636, Joos 74 35, spoke achrJohuO Neal, of Norfolk. for New Or- jeans. laces. Hurlburt & Co, of their agent, will constantly accompany, Negro danc:ng by the uarivalled M: iamond. _. Below. have the exclusive care and custody of theirpackage care, | Mr'eands will introduce an imparing Eqvestroe Act. One achr. Wind light K. and. will be responsible for the goods carried in, or destined ‘aul'ing by the whole company Marine Correspondence, for it, by loea by fire and peril of the sen excepted. Master Rivers’, whose wonderful performances defy des- Orrice of THx Huopk IsLanpen, AMOS SMITH, froprietor, cription. eg Newpert, 4 1842. 7 Wallstreet, New Yor jorsemanship by Mr. Bucktey. Sid sth, Poland, Havana, r i J. HURLBURT Comie Song by Mr Booth ‘34 State street, Hartford. Ct. The celebrated Riv Family go through theie much ad- Sid 6th, Newark, Merwin, and Finland, Means, NYork, and Pe perm pile hy fsa iy J. HURLBURT. | mired feats of Gymne i ‘ q AMOS SMITH To conclude with ld ih, Fula, Meaus, for New York; Chailes, Ash, for 4 DAILY TINT ALOR NES THE COSBCER Sr Bieva ty of other entertauments A laven, Hartford and Passeugers in brig Poland, for Havana—Mre De Wolf and During the evening a vi daughter. poow open St pecrarenpnce commences at 7. ms NE ores 50 cet it 28 ceid8. Sous: Wicrasioreeey Cramen et ad KOSCIUSKO ere NEW YORK | Theanimais belonging 2 the Zoological Instztute, will be ». (Br) Crawlord, arrived Tharaday night came to anchor in the North river, off and on Friday night a large field of 1 which, when off Battery, cut at New Haven st half past 12; thence by ra a olida: Entrance No. 17, in M.. where stages are in reac and arrive at about . M. to lodge. for Boston or Albany open for exhibition during the ohn nuesion 25 NEW ARCADIAN GARDEN, ‘ork vetween 2 lied with water aud sunk. hy Lonve Bping Bald at 7 A, 0 by.ellroed’ No. 255 Bleecker street away her mainmest and fore-topsail yard. The captain and | and either destination at noon. No. 25% . crew took to their boat, and succeeded in getting on shore | , Returming by same convey ane leave Albany or Boston at 7 paste Ryans diregtion of Be. HL: ROCKWELL > pe without, however, saving an article of clothing. ‘Che A aw | A.M! rtford, and arrixe at New c and 3 P. M. following day. yaeans. ‘mence with a grand 7 AEhivake U6 Ax Ouisuenroe. Halton ‘Mt “Pravellers are asvured that thne line will be ceutinued wit WALTZ AND STAR ENTREI for Deey 168.—Arrivale, ve out imterruption through the season, and. the ‘proprietors’ will q els coasting within the I 14 barques, 35 brigs, 69 acho ed by Mra. Guilin and H. Rockw: POLISH BROTHERS, by Mr.Risley and his Sen. ACT OF HORSEMANSAIP, by Mester Stephens. Comic Song, Mr. T.G. Booth; Juggling, Plate Spluning, &e., anda. hionahle Monstrosities, by Mr. Sands. Goddeas Diana, by Mr_O. Stone. . jegro Melodies, by Billy Whitlock and his Banjo. Ole Wirginny Breakdowns, by Master Diamond. pain Ethiopian Trio, by Master Diamond, Whitlock, and jooth. 4 Amazonian Maid, by Mrs. Gullin. r. Stone will appear in the character of an Indian Hunter. use sheir utmost exertion to make the route the most, eomfor- table and pleasant of any for the winter. at 6wt FOR JNEW, ORCEANS—Louisiana and New York Line—Positively First Regutar Packet—To Monday at 3 P M.—Te splendid and fast sailing LOUISA, Capt. Mulford, will positively sail as above, her regularday. Wor freigit of passage, having splen didly furnished accommodations, apply dat Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, orto ay 56 South ‘cet. lease be on board, at Orieans wharf, foot of the State excepted—33 ships 42 steamboats. learances and Departures, includ'rg v- auels departing eons:- wise, without clearing—21 a. ipa, 1U barques, 43 brigs, 46 achi 42atcamboate Remaining t 31st Dee, 1841, including vessels cleared, exclusive of ¥ ‘ousting withia the State—45 ships, 17 barques, 32 bri hooners, 3 steamb » Lors or Suir Oceana.—The Echo, at New Or! 28:h ult, trom Kingston, brings the account of the Qceana, Hammond, of New Orleans, and Havre, with a valuable cargo. of ship bound hither from She went ashore wn the 6th in- Paesengers will, Wall ‘The whole to conclude with a Laughable Afterpiece. stant, at Bare Bush Key. off Old Harbor, about 12 aat 6: Kingiton. Lhe ship.te a total loss. but apartof th a1 Doers open, at a quarter past 6; parformance (0 commence have been secured. The cabin passcug reetly measu A 5 Jeans betore the Echo left. ton Despatch :— The Gceana, bound from Havre de Grace to New O:leans, Was rap ashore on Friday last, at Bare Bush Key, off Old Harbor Bay. Upwards of two hundred souls were on board, New Orleans, Jas E Woodruff, who will promptly rovds to his address. ship LOUISVILCE, Captain H. Hunt, imat., her regular di The fuliow: AMERICAN MUSEUM, Corner Broadway and Ann strect. Manager and Director, Mr. P. 'T. Barnum. ‘The manager haa pleusure in announcing thathe inus effeeted Agent forward all The packe ceed the Lo ‘ , iL PACKEIS— ithe celebrated aud accomplished dans iacluding passengers, emigrants and crew. Bortunately far pacl he aplendid packet | S2coRaRcMent with the cele thrountion! nited Uven have been ests Hut the unhappy euigranta have en supSOUTHERNER, Capt ‘A. 8.Paliner, will ail Mine WC Witiam, Reoeanly eaaare, tercugmont the Cited arbarously plundered by the inhabitants of Loug Bay and 4 day. of Indi i the shore im thr neighborhood. ‘The Hon Alex. Bravo soon | “the alupe of this line are all 1000 tone burthen and over, | ,,A.jarke company of Indian Warriors and their Squaws, will their unapproachable and extraordinary pantor MURDER OF MISS. MeCKEA. “3 set the police on the trae! ed that their praiseworthy we are inform- Ta, and their accommodations for cabin, second cal have bees emiuently suc- passengers. it is well known are superior to represents xertior b p rf Iso go through a variety of terrific performances. I. Mr, Bravohas most humanely taken charge o lg. Bersons desirous of Hecuring berths, ahould not fail |, ney Will also Bo, MS A ued tee enn ted the passengers on many oce to'make carly spnlication to delineator of Yankee eccentricities. And likewise with the 28 " reater part of them are immediately TAPSCOTT, 49 South street, to be atupped off ina ¥esse! to be chartered (or New Orleans, rengwed ALBINO LADY. Rhona she peoneat fareratiaswestner cerraling ineetpicia? ||, Focyona desirous of EST “ pobimnor Marruotte will exhibit the wonderful and beautiful RUCRR GSO ee crea een MEA, See Gt) rower cat by Ae PAPEETE enue cay. aumes Hea The splendid COSMORAMA was entirely charged on the lst of January,and will be changed regularly on the first of every mou: for any amount, payable on the National and Provincial Banks of h. Principals of Schools and their pupils admitte! on liberal Ireland and their Branches; on Mearrs.James Brelt,$on & Co, Bankers, Loudon; Exchange ‘and Discount Bank, Liverpool; which are payable in all the principal towne of the United Spoken. Noy 28, lat 18 10 S,lom 29 10 W, Bremda, 44 days from Sa- for Bombay; Dec 26th, tat 30 632 W, Gleaner, of rms 0 Porto Rico, bl , ‘Admittance to the} Museum and all the entertainments, 25 times, waa short of provi aa wished tovbe report: | Kitedoms cau be bad by applying at Tapscott's General Fae | sentn Children under 10 years of age halfyrice. (8 Cer ie Pea e ere teaNey SSAGE FOR CONDON Ticket toh Tana: ~ Yankee, from Richmond fer Havana, Dee 27th, in lat 96 ary —The splendid fast sailbig packet sbi Ne inne shennan vf TREAL, Cant Tinker, sails positively asabove, het | pyceng SCHNEIDER & REGHUN, éi pater Rae, Sree Ba cate tee it Castnwined, | PRE TET kan. eplendid adecmamedaiione dee gable, pengnd bh kuown German Baud, beg. lea A tcle drowtin a abile! cabin and steerage passengers. For passage, early application ey ot New ee te ae ‘A brig showing a white signal with black ball init, standing 2. la 3 be made t Bs DeeeeAt dh LAE nan ete W. should be made)” « J.T. TAPSCOTT, 49 South atree 43 Peck ¢ ir fyll and effective Band, consisting of twenty, 9 HOW ready to attend pi xi it yh a Mae latest ja toe nm ti ind. Galope. of the celebrated composers, ‘Lanner, Biranes and Labiteoy. ad will attend eltlae tele two instr, Fore Ports, Gonatvrs, Dee 11—In port, Everton, Mayo, for NYork, an; Hope, de :3:h. Lt . i we hing. : Violinand Pixnoforte, or any number that may be Mawmeanitia, Decli—No American veasel in port. ments, viz: Violin an¢ noforte, o r that may solagcean@e; Ont ¥o-ln port Novara Oporto wenly soriee dantcer reas tac, | Oba Me RANTES ORD Sent MB, R it i. v five daya, or passage free. dies amd Gentlemen are requested to ini t the most inGetoN, Ja, Dec 15—Sld Cornelia, Mobile. 11th—Arr ions f ab cae Ladies and Geni requested to inspec y Comedia, French, New York, bound for N Orleans. “oth—Arr a cabin ad did amortment of Kora, Skins, Cape and Robes, ever offered ane, N Us leans, : uprays Wiharl foot W.& TAPSCOTT, 49 Scuth street. or 43 Peck SI FIRST PACKET SHIP FO LONDON Havana, Dec 19—Arr Mary Wilkes, Baltimore. Sid Velas- co, Boston} Laa-et, Kruse. New York. 2uth—Arr Cglethorpe, Savannah.’ Sid America, Boston, 221—arr Ly cia, Portland; Cc. MESSRS. G. WEISS & GRAHM, members of the Ger it x A fo cp Fitts Uniden Betueen Leds Benkcn baat sail ou the 10th inst —The superior fastsailing packet | spe spcity al New fork i fe videltt cae tie tae Amstercam; Frauklin, Newport; Invicto, Hamburg. 4 * phage abana pd ta Lipid d effective band of mati tal " Bennicbay Dee l—Fiutered, Falcom Pitt, New’ York and | 1 cher regular day; ean accommodate gecond cabua | formed full and effective band of inetrumental performers ot and steerage passengers in a comfortable manner. if early ap Halifax. ‘he achr Sally Ev plication is made on board theship, at the foot of Pine sfrect is, from New York, took a West End pilot on Suud: jatopa, and Cotilions of the celebrat but in. consequence of the ted con ee Labitzky, Musa ~njuent and other eminemt auchored in Five Fathom Hole on Naa neaday last having injured rudder, a distress, Johnson. sails positively as above heavy weather, in lat 39'N, lon 08 W, ten days previo in ,, . ‘his Vessel has splendid accommodations for cabin, aecoud lightness of ths wind all yesterday, ave did mot get into port | OF to emaelves in readiness to attend private before we went to press.” The ship Franklin, Gran, (betore | _38 PHN hey will attend with two jnatrumen| seported) from New Orleans, for Liverpool, with @ cargo of PASSAGE FOR SAVA! st wid any additional mumber' that may eotton aid t ¢t.—The splendid packet br Captain be promptly attended te by appl ying at wey and a thelr reeniead ‘avorw Wi store No. 412) Broadway,and cee n 8 for ¢* ystreet. 2 jim, United Staves Port: trees Mga . passensers. For passage, early apphea Zw YORK SADE USS aopETY = The Ore. Gi Bostox, Jan 7—Atr_ Bostonian, Mobile 2) Balt; Drosiila, Mavsami! On NC; Homer, N Yori Delaware, fm Phila. wal for? be Promptym Bait. Cld Hualeo, StJago: a treaa, Trividad; Thetis, og Ayres: Cave Kear A Lawrence, Meeker, NYork; Abig ail, Wiscasset. Palmyra, NOrlus; Chief, tio Grandes te ‘eneriffe; New England. Mobil. ; Bethel, Curacoa; Josh Browu, Aux @ayes; toria of DAVID A Chev; W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 49 South stre 48 Pec! is. Phe splendid packet ship IR MC —, : AIN, Capt. Proul, will be despatch, ed for Mobile on Tureday, 11th inst. She has aasurpassed accommodations for cabin, 2nd eabin and steerage passeuge ‘il be taken at the lowest rates. Apply on board the » Je street wh day even ‘Manacrens Teen Sister of Davi I, daughter of pat P Mr A Kyle News Room, Wall street! of the Seeretary of the Society, and at the door,on the evening of performance. where also books of the words will be for gale. Members aud subseribers will recei ingtod AS ons, of Brattieboro, Vt. Spoke on 6, Susan aud Jaue, of and fm Port land, for Havre; Belle, New York. Below—J' & W Erickson, and & topeail schooner unknown, New Beproun, Jaw 5—Arr Emeline, Norfolk; Louisiana, Fricnd, Lovell, is York—cume out’ of Provincetown with wha: W.& J. T. TAPSCOTT, 49 South street, . Mr JS Mansett ry Cole fm Mobile for Boston, aud the res" of the fleet. Ashore | 38 Sos reck i om the point of Gailop’s Islaud, Forest, of Newbury pert, from — FAC Ly AVE cond Lim NICOLAS, J. B. Pell, master, wil Arr Gespee, Mobile; James Lanpheer, vail on the Ist of ig uy, Bliveu.do Sid Post Boy, BOYD & HINUKE piel Webster, New York j_ ewe No. 9 Tont lf Sh I. re Amella, Pervambue ~ FOR SALE.—Tihr siock and fixiures of the oyster io from and for Philad., dischg, to and eating sxloon 316 Broadway, the basement of the ling of Megas Fok, a un Bal timore. to sat i6ch for RK. Gothic E four y ears unexpired term of hi ‘cymbals, ‘or Philed., to #ail on tne 12th from Valparai- | the lease fron ext #aid saloon being one of | tt radii > ofton.toiiched here on ‘he sth Dec, and vaaled ou the | ths bent lors now domg an excellent | @ht™ 6th, via Holmes’ Hole ra—Lieut. and 4 the preseat owner is ‘ o UE ma ae Wicionint ve Meds bf ghd lena the preseat owner if | store of Dayton & Saxton, corner of Fulton and Nassau, Hale's Le of hdgariown; Capt’ on th premises or fo the La: inst, lat 34 46, lou. ire on the premises or mark TO LE may and ti parlor, and ay their tickets by apply- a street, where per: become members orsubecribers may apply. opeued at 6 o'clock, and the performance will ut half paat 7 preeisely. sat P4GKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE, FROM Vv OR- LEA - 4 . Secretary, 111 TO LET—Two comfortable Offices in store No 61 South street, and inn apply= 0) Edgartown, tor New York; 4th, pas Eveline, for Nantucket; 5th, sld Sarah & NS, is discharging at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall Will please attend to the receipt of their goods a Py Nantvexer, Jan 1—Arr Copy, Brown, N York. 7B WANTE 1 TCHERS—Attention— 0 hers of a miles of New York, with a tached One commanding a for Boston, wi h to email Jan 5 sid North Carolina, trom Philadelph Hing- ontuann, Jan ¢—Cld, Cybele and Exchange Si, Geo skoheld, Apalachicola; tarq iin, Portamouth; Clio, Cuba Arr Yorksnire Stockton, Eng—3d Nov idence, situates wit farm of from 20 to 1(0 xerer water view preferred. Address A. L. M.. per mail, at New Rochelle, Westchester County, (post office) N. ¥..giving « description of the premises: 6 aw independent Shop Butehert Astociation, 00 evening, Jinnary 11th, at half past seven o'clock. The Membera of the Association are specially requested to atiend on business of importauce. By onder of. ham. Saba, m the head of the foremast’ and was | { ; DOLLAR HATS! THREE DOLLAR | _383t* WM. SEARLE, President, vit withsyare; KEaker, Newcastle, Rng—toth ust finished, the moat splendid article ever of- SEGA RS SPANISH USE—A DEMOCRATIC & ult passed an American schr in lat 25 81 N, ton 63 W, showed | fered to the public, Elegant short nat mole in Hata at the | ARISTOCRATIC 1GHTPUL TREAT .—In or- asignal with letter . » Havana; Panama, Miller, New. pa madly TR pe aun im durability | der to correspond to the popularity that has already Required days—Th wal hi yg. of , c Hf “ach ", the Spanish No. 109 Nassau street, (the provisory TED Bek comer oF tee po ony A Contd 18 tn BROWN, Practical Hatter, 146 Capal st. | pot, tiitnext may or before) through the liberal patronage, bm the citizens of New York and its vielutty,aud the cheapness and superior quality of the Segar. it will be rold at profit, the following imported Havana and Principe DOLLARS REWARD— Ball tance, aplit wai ined other damage: Geo Call DOG LOST—FIV. Lawrence, for Port Leon, Lost, last week, from a Liberty atreet. a amall JD Norris do, for New Yor female Spawiel, of the King Charles i ne; Vesper, Bermuda; George | winte ort Leon, Fa, had res air, bright yellow ears, and aatar of the ga head.and a large chestuut brown spot near y She answers to the name of Cora hoever shall returu said dog to the above named place, all receive the abovereward, with the thauka of the owuer. u Mia 1a,’ Providence. Henr} ‘¢ Hla, Watling ge brook (br). Belfai Arr Coy New York; J) jophe Colomb Victorine (¥r), Bordeau 0 prime La Norma, 12.000 second "da, 25,000 first rate Java Principer, 9408 very mild aud good flavor Noriagast 80,000 Aguilas, the brand contracted by the King of the i We AH Alleo, New Yorks Betty: Hotterdas Voter | 2 French for the esnaumttion of hie dear people, "Sid H Allen, New Yorks. Bel ; Yolof, * tench for the esnaumttion of hie dear people. Hondas NorteAtdineks. . The same will also be retailed by the buuch of 25 Segars, at PALACHICOLAs, Dec 23. Arr Illinois, Everleigh, New York; WH Talman, N Oriean: Hayona; Alford, Port- i Arr St Den- the wholesale price Giger Very old imported Havana. to be retailed at 2), 6d. the bunch, cont? ining 25 uncommonly good Segars. The Patent Segare, always in vorue. ATHOLOGY OF DRUNKENNESS. ture on this subject, illustrated by & splendid transpren ev of Dr, Sewall's coaravines, showing the effects of Aleshol 9 the name of Vie. 64 West 1ith street will | ow TEN DOLLARS REWARD —Lost or stolen, londay afternoon, 34 January, a white female | FY. bull tarrier pup, with a black ring round her left eye. | dada hlack spot on her back, answ: Vhoaoever will return her to > he above reward FOR SALE CHEAP—A first rate bay Horse, very fast and a very desirable family Horse, with Wagon and Harness, to be wold very cheap. To be seen at Po: Arr L Richmond, Tampa Bay. Dee 98—Cid New York. Vi Aibot, dn; Geneae ) Armd, Glasgo is iwe b =A seieniitie La 1 (Br York; on the human stomach. will be delivered by Dr.W. K. Brown, Petdciak ahi wel's stables, 437 Houston street, near Broadway. | recently from the Schools of Paris, at Clinton Hall, Monday’ mont, d MSI Evening, half 5 Jan. 19. Admittanee 25 cents, Ladies aud gentlemen are invited to atteud. je ae RAILROAD COMPAN —Fiftes ard wake up. ECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, LECTURE —On Monday Plymouth, do: S'Cum ‘The citizens of the 1s:h W, . ny ECHANICS’ INSTI * LECTURE —On Monday ido. Barques. (Br) B ti tend a able ection et Cone ates eTneaEy invited to at- | MI evening, Jacnary 10,at the New York Society Library, 50 Broadway, on for the pur- peedy comple: by Charles H. Delavan, Beq .ou Tem perauce, commencing at Sricinek Tichets, adtatttiog alndy dod gentiomen, $¢ eenis, to be had at the following named places: Clintoa Hall rpoal Bi do; (Br) Lanark, do; (Br) | Jaegow! D d’'Orleana, Marseilles; Reform, New York; Wi & James, Providence. J >bn Odlin. discharging; Abbe Bakor, do; Salem? hy Monday evenicg, 10th pose of taking proper sat 7 oe! to secure the res tion of the New York and Erie Rail wd will be happy to take upile for the Vioity and Piano ‘Terms moderate. Ai ress 14 Hubert street, St. John's Square, at, Siw OPODELDOG, which iw considered by wus in the U, TT WELL" Boston: Peq sot, Wat J beter el | R. WM. 4. Kru Zen respectfully Informe his Trends Naw Onis, Dee B-Gratami de | Commitee did the ‘pub ie that he han returned to thie ety, which he | | the firat Phy to be the very best com » Spraing, Chilblaans, ition in existence for Ki ev Weakness of Limbs, et PORTUGUESE. FEMALE PILLS. hoon Hass Creinsy Numbnesa, HESE far-famed ano c:lebrated pills, from Portugal, are TD wepercetve, to be obtained iu thie country. See adver: tisermeut on the last columwof fourth page. 429 Im*ie DJOURNED KEWELL MISSIONARY MEET- ANG The mi v. Chase, Rev. John G. rown, and Mrs, Wilkins, being about ts en.a farewell missionary meeting will piscopal Church, in Forsyth street, londay evening, 10th mat., coum at7 o'clock. Ad dreasea appropriate to the occasion expected fr em fihe above named brethren. Myx. Wilkiow is aleo ex: pected to address the meeting, A collection will be taken ur of the Missionary cause After which the charge to the | J is - » JEW YORK AND ER AILROAD MEETING. ‘The citizens of the #1h Ward are earnestly requested to attend « publie atthe Howard House, corn-r of How. ord street and on ‘Luesday evening, 11th inst, at half past 7 o'clock, for the purpoxe of adopting measures to e- cure the apeedy completion of the New York and Enie Rail- secs RC Wetmore, ) J. Tyle- Brigham, Sac Raymond, Robert Samal K \ nn M. Gourlie, KL, Keistad, t unless you wish to prove the truth of the remark that Pleasure ig as great Of being cheated as to cheat. Price 25 cents. ts East Beoadway ; Abr’m B. Sanda & Co. No. 273 ii Way. corner of Chamber street. Also. for sale as above, the “AROMATIC SNUFF,” for Headache and Catarrh, ¢om- posed principally of roots, shrubs, and reeommended by Dr. tor, N tin three times the strength of any other kind, Be sure and ask for Whitwell's Opede doc, and receive xo oteer SF BE and Retail by A.B. & D. Sande, ists, No,79 and 100 Fulton s'reet ; David Sands and C Waterhouse, late Pro’ ssor of Cauibridge Universit we Committee. miamonaries will be delivered by the Corresponding Secretar ~ ofthe Missionary Society of the ME. Church = ’ We ere | WLLS OF % BANGS, Wm. W. Tedd, Buffalo, jouer Chairman Cem. of Arrangements. A. Maclay, M.D., | Olean. leit mal Ald. D. Vandervort, par for cloths, cassimeres, vestings, flannels) Sc. at (be loweet A CAR igned beg leave in this public manner M. O. Robert J cash price at (8! Greenwich street. pear Canal du ima? to present their thanks to the President and officers af the ¥ " TO, THE PUBLIC —LIFE BOATS.— MONEY TO LEN) Housatonic Railroad C , for their courteous end ly 4 4 ‘ : pectfully to invite the attention of BRAHAM J, JACKSON, Pawnbrouer, 58 Read= aire Hleminly freqtments in aftording te them every, tacility 00 | taing, merchants, and all others interested Jn the navig A ear Srontway, loans wosey In large Gf small satan’ ffleringfrom the severity of the weather, ai boats hi peply ie ted Hit bos af me he reavired, om pore | peo desert as oe fe Boets are made upoman entirely different ner 7 — quences af beranttermiees pores: hecra W> ¢ Ae {pee | ple from thove now in Uses they” are warranted to beevery | BLLIAMDS—OTIS FIELD will Kayny ia a call fom ton Htailroad, at the cepot at Greenbush, which eompelied | May,a/apted to the purposes for which they are designed, wud | 2 fue frends a4 Bosefora Eh apleraha sorlea “eith sate aed them to hire extras at Chatham, fo reach reat Nurib | canbe, furnished for nearly ene half the expense of what is | Rating Ho Tubber. elotly and: speing steel cuslcne— Canaan, which run in connection with the steamboat at Bridge port fee New ¥ PR wr stwand, New York ane interested on thie subject, are invited to call at the establishment of the undersigned No. 495 Water street, v frames. ; 49 Fulton street, aud 1{ Ann street. 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