The New York Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1842, Page 3

inactive. retty well filled last night, thos ee # hetlgy ai ‘The oes: 3 W ex eleet, mus mest mace the szeeptions, is Miss Cliften and Mr. Burten) with success. The Concert given last might by the Baltimore Musical Association, was well atteaded. The mu- sic mas maga ficest beyond description. Every thing went off in first rate style. Yours, Baxtimone, Feb. 4, 1842. Duel—Intelligence— Gossip, Sc. Ma. Eptror :— The rumor! noticed the other day ef a duel, in Twisr. cerned in it, has assumed another, and 1, though earnest shape. There wee—aye, there was ajduel—but the bellige- Tents were not the gentlemen rumor peinted at. A mark se formidable asthe “ Great Duke,” was not in the field, but another of the skinny order, more like uato John of Roanoke. As the thing bas now assumed a more authentic form, I may, therefore, be justifiable in giving an accountof it. The gen- tlemen who went to blow out each others brains! are an officer of the General Government, who in his day and generation, has been celebrated for oating certain dinners, and drinking brandi pesatiar bead, for the which, no one was th Fy means orbs dictions bed blusalt by. reaming istingats! me} rine not abut fom the battle of North Point ageying ws ag e regiment to which was attached, which was subse- quently found to be be hevtarsted with balls, though Le was wi round the body of the running en- batreln wand and yet the body escaped! Cer- julous people say, it must have been be- sical man Was s0 lean, that it came off . This secenntiens will tell your Balti- was one of the parties in the late duel The other man of honor, is a quiet, soft fleshed gentleman-who, if I mistak. A time since, emigrated from the seil and who is on terms of pecuniary potest et with various brokers—which latter circumstance, caused another gentleman to be mistaken for him. ‘The origin of She duel back as faras the a, pointment of the aforesaid runming ensign to the Office he now holds, when the soft fleshed gentle- tan took a decided stand against him, and was one of the most active in getting up a memorial against. pointment, Ngee rats Ant by the way, was sigaed by nearl; Vy every merehant in the city The parties were then on the eve of coming toa but the matter, it is said, was hu Within a few we or a report has bee: tuted at Washingtos, in relation to (a zune one in consequence — a (a fine ° ‘afloat, that be be A Rawdon le hie sepeacincr ie, a sae flice, * glorious- ly fuddled. was started Sinwaok t the rial bi The thing of his being ‘“fuddled” was cir and the ensign waxing wrathy,determined igen blood,” as Marshall says the cavalier’s secends were ‘wont todo. He said he had traced the thing in connexion with other matters, to his ancient enemy aforesaid ; and, ral old chall in Ww! goed ‘ old rye” drank At leng:h the themselves to Washington, wit and surgeons, well pei ane with abo otek: Heda ems j look’s panacea, implements for 4 Be. ap ballet holes. Atthe time vengeance was 4 wan about beizg dealt out, negotiation was renewed by the interpesition of the oldest duelist in the eity, who has been present, either us prineipal or second in thirty or fort: Senora ene as and at this day is wearie by “ups and dewns,” in conse- quence thereof. By mutual consent of all hands, the matter was referred to this old and tried vete- ran, and if report be correct, he was well fleeced ou ou both gaat to keep off the § a PP cate eta he corey them hung on both t-a! ks, now pretend- to have discovered that theres was ne cause for ing if the combat be showed the Hanchback has it. It jous time for the old fellow, and well did to feed and travel auch a case, when he would have decided the had not there been ceri.in fadicatives that the in- inrfereace ofthe magistracy was about te be ked. bab erence a the partie: 3 y went to Was te Virgisia,” What hat took ats pesitively,’ for minds made uy; custained | tive running, and a dest informed parties bint blank cartridge would not kill, thongh may Produce fright ‘The men of honor have poeta to the sity, said, but as the runner has not been seen in haunte, it is suspected tbat, like tbe man with the cork leg, he is stiil going on, and when he will stop heaven only know: ours, Twist. Philadelphia, Correspondence of the Herald.] Panvapecenta, Feb. 4, 1312. We are enjoying comparative quict to-day in our figancial circles. The banks are doing as near nothing as may be, andthe chants are, in this respect, keeping them company. There is not, so far as I know, any prospect of an immediate out- break among the banks. The “league”’ is under- stood to be formed, and the bank at Camden is inclu- ded it it. This bracing up of one another reminds one of the stery told of the Cape May cattle, which ran qild in the woods until they become so poor that when they come across food of any kind they are compelled to stand three or four togeth pushing themselves up, while they gather These banks, having plundering one another il farther profit t quarter is hopeless, they now prop themselves up for a grand onslaught on the little that remains in the hands of the community, The people hereaway see through the trap, and would not fall intoit even although the Legislature should net close all up by immediate resump- tion. Mr. Read, the late President of the Philadelphia Bank, is understood to have resigned his office in displeasure, in consequenee of ¢! stitution be- ing resolved, by « majority of its Direetors, to ener the “league.” In his course he is understood » John M. The many recent disagreements in this bank avgar vo goed. The rumors from Harrisburg to day are thick = strong that the Resumption Bull, im the L. jature, ring cash payments by the bank: certainly become alaw. T' ed by community, but causes little besoaag3 = the banks. It is said that more thai limited issues. Well, the general cras! come at a better time. The tr transactions at the stock board to-day were large for Philadelphia, State fives sold at 52 —an advance of $1 on yesterday’s sales; though so far as we can learn, there is not the slightest pro- bability of the Lees pay the interest ;within the coming si of the newspape here, whose ht, to the ell off by same os rd E: ages , = oar jay. Exe ¢ oa New Yor! 7. Spe In the expectation that the ion bill will pass. Relief notes are, manv of them at a discount of Sto 10 per eeut for currency. Should that bill become «law hme will soon be depreciased to double that amount On Wednesday morning, a female of bad aces ter residing in the lower part of the cit bag ed to commit suicide by eutting her teont ‘was of intemperate habits, and stated that canbe and pecuuiary embarrassmentied herto penn the rashact. Dr. Leehtel was called in, and rendered her immediate medica! assistance, nd she is now in a fair way of recover: fatty filled fashionable au- nut was shoekingly desolate last nigh, Tue Chesnut has pretty good houses to wit- ness Sylvian, Parsaloe, and the other dancers — Parsloe tak~s a benefit tc-aight; Sylvian to-mor- row night. conte and Mrs. Sefton are at Harris- burg astoni: Thetbody ‘of Monsieur Goul.ud, aelerk ia the office of the Freneh ge of thie city, was this morn ng found floating in t re at Doek street, he was sn een drowns pent —~—Cosrom Hovew Orricens —Geerge Holt, Collector, Cherry stone, Virginia, re-appomted. Waleott Huntington, Colleetor, New London, Connectient. vie aries F. Lester. Mathew Di ke, Sarveyor, guste oa Louigiana —vice Hewy Carus, resigned. int itinel Congres ial Camera Leavi jatanding- seme of leew -d ssohahoah ¢ the dth of Making the aggregate eutstanding on The Washington Globe saye, “Intelli been received in this city from Florida, ht of the 2st of January, ‘March. 5,606,196 48 onan “ Secretary FORMpRD, nce has at on the Tiger eal who was in Ky 22 inte charge at Ramps Bay of the Tal- Ie hassee Indian cam; ther, the Chief Neathtock la-mi his bro- made an at- ne absenee of 1»), tempt to escape with the whole band. The guard discovered the movement in time to partial de. feat it, and thus only Tiger Tail, with three warriors and four worsen, succeeded in effectin their es. cape. The wife and only child, a lad of fifteen, of Tiger Tail, who broke from the camp, captured, and tare now in possession of were soon of (he army — His escape is not regarded as of much importance; for, his family being in captivity, and, as it were, held as hos he will doubtless either surrender himself, or take good care to avoid nia onteni ning. any act of hestility while his wife aud sen remain in Possession of the whites. ck, a body was found float in the doek at the Pine street wharf. The Cero: was sent for, and although it was a Deav Bovr.—Thit a condition of extreme decay, it was ascertained to be the body of Monsieur Goulaud, a elerk in the’ office of i Freach Consul inthis city. Ont night ef the Bth of December, a man was supposed to have been drowned in that dock, from the sre of some watchmen in that neighborkoed. idden dis- ire that of this yeun; mae led his friends to be- fort’ ‘wast en mad roved bee and his fate was f The French Consul identiée that violence had inet individeals at the time. E |, and there were recover the body, whi: own until d him ne evidence night, whe: him for P| has weil nig! violence, but in ihadioticbons ef the the tide was out, he deubtless fell into the dock, where he remained fixed until this mera- . His aged mother was hig 2 dependent upen rt, and the sudden lo: stricken to the earth this bereaved 33 efan only son and disconsolate parent —Phil. Gaz. Feb. 4, —_—_—— ‘Welcome to Charles Dickens, og TH TRENTH OF Admission fo: Dicwess and Lap named tlemen, House, m No. 14, o'clock in the mornin {To tax atrne Paax Taeatas.—Cards of Il to be given to Mr. Cuamues y be had of any of the following ‘of the Committee at the Astor PLace oN THE Four ry day between the hours of 10 ,and 7 o'clock in the evening. A book ofthe Pregramme of the Ball, the rules and re. gulations, kc. obtained as above. Robert H Morris JB Nicholson Phillip Hone Henry Brevoort Valentine Mott W. H. Maxwell David Graham ri s Dosne E Dayokinck Daniel B Tallmadge John C Cheeseman Henry Inman AM Cozzens Ww aloe, John Theodore E YE Tomlinson ‘Thomas 8. Cummings. Tickets, admittin, (beter furnished with extra Yickets, not to exceed tw John W Francis George P Morris Duncan C Pell Hugh McLean Gerard H Coster John 8 Bartlett Charles P Clinch Williom Turner Moses H Grinnell W Starr Miller CC Cambreleng Andrew Warner Sam) Jones Mumford Alexander Hamilton, Jr Smith Alfred A Marshall O Roberts James R Whitin; Joseph Gaillard, 5. Cornelius R Savage Joho D Van Buren Edmand Simpson Samuel P Lyman IR Living J Beekmi dy and gentleman, to be $5. Any jay exceed more than ene Jady, Gentlemen applying for tickets, will please to give the names of their ladies, in order that the same may be written on the cards of invitation. ane oe name ofevery person who takes a ticket will be i be in @ book provided for that especia) puree. h member of the Committee issuing tickets, will endorse his own name on the back of the cards. An early application for cards of admission will be ne oessar; then All other , 48 BO More persons will be edmitted to the fete fe bell room can conveniently accommodate. ulars are publish ed in a pam copies of which may be procured at the Committee Astor House, No. 14 lh, Souxpar Meacvay. ‘So it was the demand for grea! bert a0 last Sunday, that three editions of it were published. Toe-morrow’s number will contain a greater amount of origi er than has been given for some time past ndid and striking likeness of MeDon: poet, with a sketch of hie genius, cocentricities, and loves. The likeness was d McDougall, and engraved by Losing. Another Table, moral, instructive, amusing. Hotels at Fastadelpbie, 3 Burton, and the Yankee Tyro, a humorous ic_poem, in which several perso it very hard. Another pungent sketch by Padle. Queen Victoria and Prince Alvert, Royal Row, by Chari i. The Boz of Americe, Dow, Jr., will discourse from thistext :— In 8 neat little cottage surrounded with green, Where woodbines encircled the door, There lived a gay couple as ever was seen— They ‘were merry and happy , but poor. hit Chat; Theat: of the week ; The Colt Verdict ; American Humor ; Editoriale on all surts b- subjects. ‘Price three cents & ‘sing! le copy, rapper to any partof the world; eight mouths for one Office, 13 Beekman street. dole, sentin e ted Guatuane Tea othe: boy pore entitled ‘Jacob Patented, by J. rts te night, tite a re gry ns cast thet cannet be surpass: 7, Johnson Bt sneein C. Mestayer, Mire, Miss Mestayer, form a talent rar/ly equalled. The drama of the = which has proved the most successful is produced at this R. Scott, Kirb: ‘horne, Lewis, a: ee the pil r nda Kg of in- eines, The names of Mi alex: fechan here since the production of the Car. | faster cy ‘hitloek melodi ‘Rouen, is also porformed ; Dismond “po their last Srpeeresee in their negro the extravaganza cludes the aan he nd Serenade con- OG For von tHe Cunpare—A splendid day per- formance takes place at the Ami afternoea at three o’clock, andchildren. The Falls ter, can also be seem to-day, in Museum, this for the gratification of fami- of Niegare, with reel wa- besides the half million of curiosities collected laos and the model of Dublin, Puematic Rail Road, Grand Cosmorama, Albino Lady, Fancy Glass Blowing, ke. kc. Admission to the whol twenty-five cents, c! ren half price. OF. Bowery Amrmitncatan.—This is the last ni of this eatablishment, previous to the de truly excellent company for bile al" bumper on their parting night, we dou ‘They leave th: will recive it. wiskes of all persons, ure of thia deverve a ith the good country wi e doubt not, their per- and formarces will be received in England with rapt re and pause. Ax equal this side equestrian company, they have ne water. Og Several nefarious made, more especially duri inter, and and sale of Pease’s Horehound Candy and unhealth e been recently is unescampledy trying, Consequent and to ee un (me persons, to counterfeit an article of unrivall yand many in testing the spurious artic’ discovered too late, t! ised agents whose imitation. Perse hed, 6 themvelves of the pority, ota ap cific, that now calor ‘ snch universal for the cure of sll the ctte logue of diseases, incident to & season unexampled for the numbers of cous! and deaths from inattent colds, consumption, risy, ‘and indifference to the. frat symptoms. Remember the Fountain Head is st 145 in channel in the cit Philatelphia, Pa.; Rawle vision, and its streams flow through every ret Asents, Zreber, 97 Dock tiesets edding, 108 State street.Boston, Mare Co. 87° State street, Albany ; Robinson, 110 Baltimore strect, Baltimore Honesty and Liberty versus Bankruptcy. Og- Harrah for neers]: Liberty, the Devil, and the Bons rupt Law. A ce: persons thet we Saag Ont owe mn Owes $2,000, certain neighbeur Jones (not pA nad times that sum; “cos vy,” why 08 diegustin, use Jones’ Oil of Car: to the possessor, turned ir heads bald at the t red, rusty!dry, Siz nd falling fast ;" wil) Coral ber ars ad is they and silky to ee . gloriog Toienighiind adem’ fine” orna: Now, reader, if try this Jones’ Oil of ind the right mumber ea Chatham tre stron. hillings e bottle—3 sizes; mind get pits ou are oe ‘th ‘The stock market presented ite usual featuresto-dey. and prices did not materially alter. Delaware and Mud- son fell } per cent; Indiana Long Island}; Harlem |; Mohawk 14; New York State S’sdeclined ¢ per cent. Since the resignation of Mr. Vermilyea as cashier of the Mamhattan Bank, strong conflict has been going on between the stockholders and the board of directors on the one hand, and a clique of brokers on the otter, who are holders of the'proxies of 5,000 shares of foreign steok. The efforts of the directors ha ‘ome trustworthy and popular men,'who sl serve the interests of the stockholders. 22] ‘60 L hal ry KK ABCLION Bai Friday, Feb, 4—6 P.M a ae 3 tie = <= yo rome paren ee ow aa “RR 3) BY THOMAS BELL i ‘ We hare teh wie *” fale BicangueRR 1s. (Stores Monti stinand 116 Pulionstreats.: sanactile. ordi much, ce ody ae bi) A URDAT SkoTonARY Linoi rose Second B« cnt 10) o'clock, the Room—Srlendid Furniture.- With Rambling enerm, at Theatre. nds Minols 6797080 4-4 os tyr ted RRO ey ne Del & Hudson 93 i ‘cil cloth, chairs, tables, bureaus PHOOH nA Sie 0 20° * do oo tan a, bedding, chasm, giase, |, Remarks upon the Rev. "proposition for giv. riem R veitstious, ipatead 4 yee ee 0, r eek ofsendid uew city made cabinet fur- | Nirw, 8 gpa Soe es Provision market. wis a ee Cardinal W ooluey—Recitation, “ F Ha Long Yarewe . a ty, ’ ti reat Beef le alittle dearer at wholesale this week, At re- | of the sherit’ "°° Tecieely, x aperb pianoforte, by order [ouore paid to him—-Ode by C tail it is about the same as last week. Veal is the most eee rroantity of silver table and dessert spoons, forks, Rwitssrland~ Diver! ee, expensive meat at present. Poultry is quite plenty; the pnw Keovler Anecdote. of Lavsend infisdie: chickent at. tarkies, in abundance, | roils, epignpid Pauoforten, at 10} oclock, iu the sales | Segtt~ Hycellection of Albotaford— Res deen used to appoint pears to be no lack of them. : bees, tnt sos second head fastremente by | 16s apes Ll best sub- cpg aix for 12} cents—fresh ones sell forthree me choice furniture. by order of a Rreeiver—and {paspeice of of Bhiocke_ftee ‘They have dozen. Good housekeepers say thut one a ine eilection of printing ogre wor Bain For feoth eng ie worth two staleonee for crokery. pled Furaityre— Atio} eee inthe wes ‘s nen Fe beer thwarted, however, by the opposition of the trea to, who have no direct in- terest inthe bank, but were determined to have their ewaman. Forthis parpose the proxies were put in the name of swell known taiking politician of the pipe- laying school. Theresult hes been the eppointment of aMr. Morrison, formerly first teller of the United States Bank in New York, and of course well skilled in the Biddle scbool of finance. The stock ef the bank is rapid- ly sinking under these movements,and is now at 50 a 65. The new issue of government treasury notes have made their appearance in the market. They arc issened to comtrastorsin whose favor the notes are drawn, twelve clique of breke! per cent interest. ‘The vegetable market it well supplied with potatoes, celler seen new furditure, from famili ke. 1 was never more plenty. of very good vuality, may be hed for 21 cents, cheaper by 4centsthe pound than one year ago. HH’ Malt gaat six o'clock, in their lerge sale: AV WAND SECENDIDEWOLTEH ENG RIELL & ARCULARING wilt tell ae ne ay jendid collection of. Rigiah Emeraning splendid collection London, ‘The sale will smnrace ve many not heretofore offered at auc’ which the attention of gent] men posse Tate iu the fine arte ta particularly mavited, Now, sad for pane feb Sit CIRCUL HENRY E. RICLL and JACOB 8. Alt GULARIOa bes bes reapectiuily to inform their friends, aud the public geterall; having entered into rartnerahis ir the Businus on of 8 general ICTION and COMMIS- SINESS, will certian We tne we eon aud Hous store, 904 | be nage earner ets Ppeme street, gn months to run, dated Ist of February, 1942, bearing six ple goods E ‘ainti avings; ‘Boks Works oF = bee They are selling freely at } al per Strom vow) property. in or val of which eent discount in the market. They are in demand alto- vf ein tie ie emeloyers gether for the Custom House, the receipts of whieh con- ‘The government is therefore entirely without means. When the notes were at a premium, they did net {come into circulation, but were kept om hand by the banks. The Bank of America,it will be remembered, exchanged specie, as it was termed, for notes to the amount of $1,000,000. These were held by sist entirely of this paper. the bank, and cash was continued to be received for government dues; consequently the issue was a real as- sistance to the government. Now they are at a discouat, and all duties are paid in that medi ses the government and relieves the market of the drain for duties. The government is really in a most @isgrace- ful position. Its ereditors are obliged to wait several one percent to realize and would cost them five per cent were it not for the demand forthe customs. in this system of dishenor to be tolerated by the people 7 Congress has now been in session sixty days,and nothing has yet been done. Ia domestic exchanges there bas been but little change during the week. The rates are now as fol- lows :— Cunaect Bank Notes. Some little improvement is visible in the rates cense- quent upon the forced contraction of the southern cur- rencies. The arrangement of the Philadelphia banks with each other in relation to the Safety Fand established seems to have been entirely misrepresented to the pub- lie, prebably designedly #0 onjthe part of the Banks. The proposed fund offers not the slightest guarantee to the public for any of the banks that mey prove delinquent. It te only aguarantee between themselves for their own balances. The banks agreed to pay out theirown notes only, andte settle balances with each other weekly in ash ; but they could not trust each other. Therefere the quota of $76,000 each was required to be p aced in the hands of trustees, to guarantee that the balance due from each particular bank to the others shall be paid at the end of the weck. For instance,the Bank of Phila phia deposites with the trustees $75,000. If at the close of the week she owes another bank a balance of $50,000, and cannot pey it,then it must be paid out of the $75,000 deposited, and it is applicable to no other purpose. It willbe seenthe public has no interest in that matter beyond the mere fact that the arrangement tends in some degree to check the issues of the institutions, and there- fore to reduce the depreciation of the currency. It is to be hoped that s0 much of the bill before the PeanayTvania Legislature as compels immediate and unconditional re- iption will become a law. It has passed the House by a vote of 74 to 14, and will no doubt puss Tennessee Senate have repealed the resumption bill sent to them from the House. At this season of the year,when the supply of bille from the north is so great, if the Danks! of those sections were compelled to pay specie, an immense influx of silver would set in fromthe Mexi can States. The whole current of specie shipments- from Central America and the West Indies to Eng. land, which take place in large sums, should be turned intothe New Orleans market.y When the United States Bank was tottering to its fall, it procured large sums by sales of fictitious billsin Mexico, In 1634,when the rate of in, Feb 2—Arr Geo Gardener, Bio, Sid Isabella, Bt ul The ne stares known as 94 andg6 Pea t, SiverSare anes tat port om encee’ tae | Ce Merah Mar EAE NT | Pte gerne a aera ilverdollers came into that por 10. e s Mie oft et ae sts? 8 ‘ater whole import of that year was $14,000,000 of silver, and wine brig. ‘. iif ‘itis (itaran. (Br) Hel ‘cn Thenborg Wer erent gn renege ble termi Mess $4,000,000 of gold. eine, Berrys seat pie eee fox" Ta at The progress of the operations of the Bankrupt Law | ‘tivasnan Jan 99—Acr St Andre Montrope, SRAGEE OS SALE RE shewshow gross have beea the misrepresentations in | Lortymouth Eng. oir i Uslonto, Urapoat, Chasen dat Pept, Sects regular doy” respect to the number of persons interested in it,and of | Hans: RA Parke Liviemnaly Surah da Harlg eplendid acco nd cabin and the nature of its working. It was stated by Mr. Clay that there were 500,000 persons in the United States who were bankrupt, and who wished the law to interpose hetweenthem and their creditors. The law is now in operation, and the indications are that not 20,000 persons in the whole Union willtake a greater number of debts have been settled by mutual agreement. These persons who are heavily in deb’, and &re possessed of property which they they will get nothing by er Barx Norzs axp Domestic Bits be kept i deptimand weil lighted. th for iy a, Paphos, suc! Land pe | ang trust st to receive ff LEP Sales of ‘usniture and Real Estate at- tended ic toi person. Advances made on cobsiguments when ee At Lyme, Conn., on the 3ist ult. by the Rev. Mr. Bar- nard, A. Une, Jr. of Paterson, formerly ot West Farms, Revenreces, to Asioats G, Rowzann, only daughter of the late Cept. | {0% Robert H Morris Hom ole’ Seren L. Rowland, Hoo Composit F White Hon James Mourve On the ist ult. by the Rev, Dr, Hawkes, Tuomas Man-| Hom P'A'Dickervon, Patter- Hom} Schalek mina, of Devonshire, I pees fee ABELLA, eldest daugh- Ce lene, ter of Matthew Armstron; ity. Pabert Lovett, Eg Jenerh beget Esq This distres. Died. MM Noah, Eaqeo” Messrs Pen 2§ On the 4th instant, Many, daughter ing Owen and Ann Colgan, aged one year and twenty-two days, “ Thatiseis of the Rate ave invivel te stiend her far Jb tshnelaa pra neral from her father’s residence, 29 James street, Brook- Samuel 8 Parker, beq bentaen seretve oy Wyn. ‘his werngon at haltpast 2 o'clock he aNE epee tn Richace Whiley. Kea, on which it costs them ‘a the 4th instant, after illness, in the 42: George George Arcularius, Bsq car of her age, Exiza Gr fe late George W. | 2,2 ria Forest, Kot , Conmal General of Brance. row ioe ep ts SATURDAY ON eral on Sunday . So Aged alf-past 4 rom the residence of Valual viet na iy eens Bes L-. one 5 waste Sth, : 3 ator sister, Mrs, Rice, No. 9 Murray street. _ MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 5 —————— ibera street and th, yennset on Chureh oe frem the 26th of March next, at « orge’ ch. Churel street, in the rear ple, 25 feet front on Warren street inches in depth on Church, street. “th ind tl prelate wile every’ fey Spree genteel family. ty has ut Of fe carat eof es. for a profcssi genileman. Ful I pee ee +0687 5B MOON RISES. MIGH warre- INNO AL LUBLOW will sell oe ‘Monday Feb. mth, at 12 )_Merehante’ Exchange, the idllowing valuable fe frame house ond two lots of ground cn the north- west corer of 13th street and sth Avenue. The lower part di- vided | into two stories. Each lot measuring 24 feet 2inches by wae that 3 story, brick dwelling hayse Ne, 68 lith street, 2 lngege: “ house west oi 6 bh A’ by 01 sr, hay 4) a To Masters of Vesseis, ba Voy ted thr nowt Loi as by 100 feet Lins Sah _ ba | Commanders of vessels will confer a favor by having n list 1etheercet, kaown as the “Walluce, House” have = | of their cargoes, passengers, aud a report of vessels left at | ing Anished room fa the atti, praeren stable in the 74 | te port whence they sailed, and the vessels spoken, ready | T4'.0! the lot. Lot asby 100 fot. edicts NS — | on their arrival here for Commodore Bassxrr, of our fleet | above om the south side of 19th street. Len 25 soe salcet more Fil ekshpencaoheontga. TCG Wokad lea tcseatlaity, on: | ele pa Simkar ay ‘Alto, tra houses, one brickand the other frame, aud the lot Freer ve aero gu eee Nm aes Lot 96 eared Bark Jonia, Field, Enstpors PI Nevins & So! (Bremen) Von Hagoa, Bremeu, Meyer & St ~ Charhot Bt John, NB’ J Elwell 8 AIS PAINT Te ere = a : Arrived. Orcas hier nnseeg an for Churches or ‘with my Bee eee ca Nertesetd aoctig tt | modera’ pictur ving some ‘tention, now seady f md FoR BALE, or eachanas. or to rent—Land ia cd inty, Al x Sal ition ieee Catt - fenton pou ep cay ye HENRY Phin sess 8 a Nassau at Sabie oe HAVANA—With D. tch—The steam bark CLARION, Ca} ay Drinn, ‘cargo engaged will have ferevue desirous of Panera Raceca> Baro Euy asone.—The Emily, Capt. Sherwood, from Charleston, 14 reported to be ashore om Rockaway, No fur- ther particulars. Spok. Pn oe) DePesater, New Y. e GLOVER & MeMUR AY, 100 Pine st. corner ri South, For NEW, bbl eae K—F; Not, North Ricer—Fare to aed Liverpool, Jan 27, lon Ports. Se Fereeess Jan23—In Wr & fobs, morn ie) to be sold 6th: 5 wie! ‘conte ‘The Steamer WAV! "Viclet ns om Res es; 6 soc | Pastel coestoause ronalen oy seca nex i irk between New York aud New Brumswick at» ‘afv’s Landing, Chelvea Port Ruchu Brigh rhtom leaving ‘New York every day (Sunday pted) at typo eee P. M., aud returning every morning at men | oeloet ‘Thesieambaat Wave has been furnished with new boilers, #0 that she affords not only a cheap aud easy communication between the above places, but also a very tafe aud speedy eromy th Rosville, and Tuft’s Landing, 25 en — Senete. The Reenter MizMmond ee ES. | Other Land nge Yah i Gea ey zi Sabie pred gels SIXTY MILES SHORTER TuaN ANY Sue ate puumers Odess: Exit, Peabody, NYork, une. diag. OTHER ROUTE. THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE a 26 SEOeN Ts via BRIDGEPORT—Fare United States Ports. wa, Feb (—Arr Peet, Liv Cuugperre Ion roan $0 the night of thetst Jan, ialat 45, lou 43 0, lylug touuter clove | ‘The steamooet C CROL IN or the NIMROD, leaves Catha- rested inain to ruck, by 8 saad rlue S Market slip, East River side, for Brida fais, which fale = #7 wilock. Bridge sprung the wat I" be ne atonic Railroad to Ni hye! Btockiveniye (50 ils) by theuce tg Albany (St miles) by Hailroad. The cars are well sae Porta Cavelion Chines St Phone eeiatar, Nive Panes | Goer tor ean poard of the boat eae, Porto Cabello; is, St Thome, Painter, New yon beard of the boat, or ¥G Myer, do" Cla Navarce, Pernambuco; Queen Victoria’ | atte Ene Mors foarte atret: Sprin' N PEA Ri aNu WATERS Rents 1 ork. ne ‘thou be Monizr, Jan 25—Sid Sartelle, Havre; Patriot Yor (Britieh) Avr Mozart, Boston; Pioneer, do. York. ar E Bentley, Liverpool; elles "Peyeoe, ingstow nT board: foot of "Ploee Mineat oe feb it J. T. TAPSCOTT, ts Sout dace eee Peek Sto New ‘ORLEANS, Jan 23—Arr Frances Ashby, Savannah, C! Liverpeots do; jo; Hanoi Id gath, Rockall: L George, do; Edwin, 2 Tonka of x line for exbia, 91 celde sad steerage rs, are well known to be superior to ary fron saben fort of Betheemierenas mai tly fet Miort of Bekeen 74 be ee nek Or ROCHE, BHOTHuRs & co. ntage of it, By farthe LNey_ An ieee, do: Cl pert] Baltimore, Kingeten Ji do not intend to giveraphave bees very vany of let’ making ofars for | presBORTUGUESE asa, ‘ei, tre 36 Fulton a. nem door 19 the Fulton Bart ‘heirown paper, which has been dishonored for yoars we Snes oe oon mew | LF ty adver. jan have them brousht out in the ENGLAND, SU Ghk Peavel tins cua dake oe inc cai DES Faia toona manone: rien ing the old line, oxling from here punetnally and offer from ten to thirty cents on the dollar for « full Dignat ec ahr Er At s rent = on the snd’ 19th of every’ month: For pascoge apply se discharge, in preference to running the risk of dotection | ier held at Tamerany Hal re in taking advantage of the Jaw. Creditors, under the ana be ia A , arose ter full dcliberacion and de- ucen pods High, soo eat, Yous lay warranted supposition that, if they do not accept the offers rade, ey WES 1 sduptee s— 14 sourd, sodkied in any je horse for wing recourse to the law, in foto se ™ ch eeaive Bene fermen res . food tant ere, ie ca wine id fio | hie very many instances make settlement. In this way a vetout wit 4 V peeks 4 whole wil 0! large amount of claims havo beon settled. If we turn to pana ne Kt wAiviy atthe 0 Ding Store, No. 114 caval street, a>posite « West Broadway. 00 Et the late census of the United States we shall find how immensely the number of business men in the Union hhas been overrited* table of th we Biker commercial houses, Number of fremforascer cial Wm fn Hit Srarua, wera THe Carita. EMPLOYED. Guan SNCY piney ra te |B aes way INTROS Cate coente aad | Teseat @ certain clase of disen with sucee t grocery cad other shoge 57.565 —960,301.799 bay that $ Bhi — beige a by aay on at ee ie ichers, packers, Se, bee ‘The orche AY ro SAT. until 8 at night. a thing 3 gant Pie sot drilten and waltsee orig 798 , N—Entrance 1) pag or . tat a = bl is the Vaire ‘ esti, Bul et Concerts Sumard blishmen: her oes Y ‘ointeuy, eee ee ony to romder'Una ball ont’ of the’ moot bailitaat ever given ta thie omnia ret ad sae aa purove ‘A superb sesortment of new costumes soa rich fancy dreas- i neren sleek. Admmisdoa fr R reanipests, of every es.can be hired of Mr. P. at reasenable term: ee hace By aa, ghee ‘ han Piper, printing of “The But will eocamence at twelve o'clock, P. M., pre | kmiveat str cer, binde: 1,964 et re 4 cy ibe jt ide themselves with tickets before- = NN’S. hand, which can be Obtained at the ber ofthr Cafes." | QQ] PARE SLR, LATE VANS'S om 3 feos wedi vecslarens i forthe hates ae that they have pure'a Yann hie snteret in Total of flema engaged in business, 138,489 $560 .907.217 eoetes iamodatioa they can desire during hn - hs The total of ns occupied in these differ- bagel. fe ‘8 of all kinds can be ob- ftore inn of are tor, FS heing Pep in every de- Nolidulnomecdiien 3 eat use soileerent Euigaa™” | scale goede the sictaateyenetiontomane te rat, | K TS.—A plan. to red, re Mn this ei marr e Io mining 203 ‘Trade & mannfactore, 791,546 M5 heals IE sheen Rarigaion, mthout Toor Hiahrment $6o goods, We pledge ourselves to the fubie te Eee '. 766 ar of vie t the engine, Kcr nereasing ite ver, canduc ver the Ce pete man mio we a (a Comunerce, LITATS Ocean, $6,025 ‘wens, tear and cont.and placing the machinery’ | have secure the avsistre rene gee Day the "Toland s 33.067 of shot, bad wea Other exlamiti ott Ruwost attention to titers, Whether purchasing oF priciog “ Pena Pera See box ous ah somteychoomaes soa ‘will open on Satucday, Sth Feb. 1642, and will exmmence Total number employed, 4,798,207 y euitemore some ¢xteaordi bu Tho employees, consisting of persons living upon their daily earnings, are not of those whe require the nkrapt Law. The bankrupts are only a portion of those included in the 138,499 firm« doing bu. siness, and at most there oan be but 20,000 who cannot pey their debts. The delinquency of more than one half of these grew out of their own injadicious conduct.— ‘What proportion are fraudulently dishonest time will determine, ifthe creditors are true to themselves. Sales at the Stock Exchange. agency of th 233 nun ber of firms doing business. The table does not comprehend the number of persons engaged in ployment, but merely the firms that conduct the business, and to whom only bankruptcy can attach. Nemaen or Prasons or rach Occvration is tae Usiteo 2 of the Legaisture 0 this im- DR. PROVOST it qseations and that weseautet them i ir utmost OPES that the le are. Agog} von muh enlightened ve com the following exertions to cause the ¢: coe ne vhat shalt Hoce dhe pep people are +: nee ee 2 eta eta saree ours | Rove arch hay Rave en apts ee rth Lore} and equal die- juack doctors of quack pills. drops, mixtures, ‘arried through to the fullest exten! ae seat oat ¢ i ing ag anpanee and lite eer | . of Wa ving oe aed | snared 10 nd goods int ouany account be vold fc eal with ua once wil) be pleased to ialicoeg, Mu ling. Lisene, Howe, ashen, at Quits ke ie. will be eel prices ‘aid We hope no one thacealle will go BROWN & URGURABY, Grand atiert, ‘The at we No 50 Catherine street to be Te peeve sone can he had immed: .tely. Agply on the premises, ar at 291 street. 8 VAST OFF) LUOTHIN.: 1 utiemen or funikes throw v fizur 8, vo mystery. less or more than the J 1842 —Meeting for the iis F- N NEPaCGeRi rat icstaring Dubs st eat wt “ meeting held withia the, City. Hotel Broadway. in preperate sicing.aisavecrigtion ‘in wobat o¢ the detitate ‘mane scotland. frat fom tatements 8 phe Bh Com, seri bine wi 14 weide fron: their wardrobe articles of wearing a De B a PH... iar Forel . » ¢ cath,canob aiafrom ‘he gtr vara Phe atest eee Shier i: Sao " te way H. LEVETT, 742 peta RY. fae +4 Office No, 180 Naraau st. ‘op, orite Chavon 5 Auburn & Roch RR 1 Fan ties and gentler at thoer resiser vig ape 2 Mona <3 iva nd ti ore fer gracenor ent th:buh iss ih ee sitdeetes. ee oH rae Oe indice vappare! wey Ball Dreases a) 0 yur. ¥ » woth ‘ye 3 Hart 8 | “TROSAR WARNER, Adora src oud at, . ame Tae Breet ine) + a Te de Ucite feet lise tae pattie beget UNevorahte termes et ao SEL 135 oo (6-a:ia* 30 Duane atreet, ew York fs ei precia\ ease ty sacar tickets for self an [sees tickets, ar ai aie rat ay a Lexar A rane ae such Targe oe fins ‘at Boston. THE sola System, the with Transparent Drawings of ote ays. Jupiter and Batem, from original drawings by Bir Jobu Hex ached The MODERN Merngp at FAYSICAL RESEARCH. a THe uz Dart will be illustrated by rent Representa, ' tiow of the Moon coverin, a surface of ‘about 66. 60 square feet A= Admisnion $0 cents. £6 at CHATHAM THEATRE. THIS EVENING, Feresry Stn performances mit com JAcon “RATT HRY L, Or, The Life of a Phas _— Old Tom ee i J Beit Poe fo Mrs Burch Drdmmon Diamoud and Whitlock will sppecr Wir eeted Mitledec Ett it in Stheir celebrated Negro - THE MEO HARIG Ah A THe QUEEN, is, Ki | Lo rd 1 Febas 01 Mrs Lew wt | Son "aes fades THe eee DE, Gilbert, Mary, Mua ware Or, You sant come,in Nigger, i 1 Wi Gtetainrinceae ns sree \TOHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE > ms EVENING. Mer eg performasce wtil com. THE DEA} SHOT. ‘Mitehell | Wixeman, er, ire Singleton Bozes 6ecents sa Doarsanen et Roberto Heetor Timid. Chi 4 ‘ag atts ASMODEURIN NEW YOR. fhe Bevis Din | neki ‘Baitchew | ™ To be fol MAN with” Tay Pete en » BAG. Plackwell, wae wi riett™ 1 Watts Chamber aid, Mas Singleton W TOPAY THE RENT ! Morgan Ratthne Nickimen | Meh AE pe Conscience, re. Watts fdmienion—Dreeg circle Socents. Upper boxes 98 cents. P ta) cents. Private boxes oore open at half past six. Curtain rises at seven BOWERY fe han ht of thi ie edi 2 Com it rae a pas iy oie emery Conte bey ee Beuefit of Mr, DECAMP. THIS EVENING bebe oe entertainments will cou - mL THE WAL’ Z ANI AND STAR ENTRE! Posturingi by Maste Ate on Master Aymar ou orniack as Bacchus, Bed Buckley tw his Equesttian 2 ct of the Wild tad at Sy ia clase a wig Living Statues. whe second ete will Ss ‘with i aod Vrtlting by thee ter bay wil appt oe the Corde Foloxo, im their graceful aud highly Saished Mr Geadver tn the Principal Act, introducing the Feat of Throwing Somersets op the Hors whole to conclude with the GLOVE FIGHT. Between MeCileister and J B Ward. Doors open at ¢{—performance commences at 7. Beare doce, fing to the Zoological Institute, wift ba un for exhibition the holidays Kotrance Now 7, = Cityetiewt. Admvesion 26 cents. Weta ies MUSEUM, lorner Broadway and Ann street. Director, moa Gaia Week—The X New "Fall opene wk Falla of Ning of Niaga: ublin La Petite Cerito, Master r Beary, Mins Taylor, and T. G. EVRY EVENING mag WEE! ha 8 _ 1. Stat. The Macaa ena tate <aieien a a aun, spacious and spleudid Hall, ove hundred meg been udded to thr ymense establish m. tains two of the moi stepesdousand iicese cam om ever exhibited in thie country, Imission ta Tie whole zit y cpmninss 6 cents s Fakes oF NE wonderful Exhibition of The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the greatest invention of is in constant operation, The Albino Lady is here every ‘evening. F aucy Gloag Blowing every evening, The grand Cosmorane Views ate ell cba Foe the conremence of famulies snd chi fiven, there wil? herea ter be a VAY PERFORMANCE, every Saturday af Cirppen ommiencing 9t_thres etoon. Priveipats of Schools and their puyile admitted on liberal A mee to the Museum and all the, entertainments, rena.” Chileran under 10 years of age half price. of PAM KOR BALE ON STATEN ISLAND— 9 Pais freon hy ie Quaraatine Kerry; on the Kichre road Raad about 120 acres or the best land, witl superior eaunat be found within the same Iso, xevera! convenient and command: meutately on the water: Lom #0 ‘The manager and Sublime Exhibition of SS engenteca GARA! 01 the ment favorable tersio, at fs 22 Al 18LO & BD daily open for sherri bee themand where can SYLVES6TE: sand 1at Broadys obtained he inost reasonable terms, such as oe plants of varictics, thodedendre ng, Chi SITAR 3 DR. ALLEN’S BALSaM ON Horchound, Liverwort and Pieurisy Root reputation in the cure of ‘Consumption r aint by any other m: di he common hu nbuge th ke cont e sevees, but it re- deelly pois to. loll: and res health and strergth. i cathe vee als the lungs, gt York City. ag er $f Barclay aE mec by Mt Geione a as TWO FOUR WHEEL CABS, 50 CENTS PER HOUR. STANDS an the CORNER of HUDSON & BEACH S38 Residence 60 Laight Street. SECOND FLOOR. FOR SALE---Atwo whee RA — Apply as above. MUSIC. A piarsz, My reapectti ly aa the ng St private eclebraled Caliisne”and that the street. 0 Bese Sau SUPERFINE DRESS COR TS. EST. GZ both a8 to workmans sm abaLiry. for TWENTY-FOUR DOLLARS tino Pantatoons Tren Dellure,at PRICIER’ Tailoring esi N. B=The sbovegarments are guaronteed to be cqual to every reapge to thowe made by the mont expensive houses in city | This lo noe tee. but one that the ri th: es oloiana 4 eke total gnaraa tee. Ler +. at C ly low. . Her propertioess £ pan Meare Hower, ‘alendia tables, 3 sind re. lot ‘ead opring =e vty aad Ren) mya ng 9 fciton street, and 1} Ann ‘street. har ad cloths for “ ~-1MPORTA ‘T NOTICE RY GOOD: 000 Lars worth of ney ionat besa "Now ls the tine far berguice. yw is the time for br NY oEDry Geode ready fur cash. Observe, 21 Granda jw TORN 18 Backs, eo feom thi VAZOO, from New Urisane, for saleby cousiys 8 CO cor s—Constant employs eee Ser silt PD ait ne, corner Chere ber; sirgt