The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1842, Page 3

Urkoust c@ust. viab, commanded by cement, consigned (4 the house of Poole & Co. at New Orleans. The consignees found that the ce- ment would not sell for sufficient to py shoticight, and they refused to receive it. tore, and, to use a Piven rapes »" ‘The present action is brought to The delivery of the fatty proved, and or of the ff fe Court ef Common Pleas, Before Judge Ingraham. Feb.5 — Toombs & Willington vs. Paul R. Hodge.— ‘The defendant contracted to build a fire steamengine for certain insurance companies, to be finished in four months, for whieh he was to receive ihre Being desirous of anadvance in, erase to ceed with the work, he madeapplicxtion fe for sue! the extent of $1800. The insurance companies are willing te let him have the money, provided he gave security that it should be returned in the t of his not fulfilling his contract. The plain- fs were at that time business as hatters, but had since stopped, and encountered all sorts ef trouble—e: bet po other’s lady dearly, and se forth, and so vor et cetera, and are at present among the missing. They went security for the pry of the $1800, and were to receive from de- fendant Ss who gave a written agrecment to thit effect,) the sum of $300 as a bonus for ace 80.— The work was finished, gave satisfaction, and Mr. odge received hismoney; but conceiving it to have been rather a hard sh the dtendat the $800. Action was A pple ba the defendant contended that usury rier that a man could excretion such by I dit at an exorbitant rat~, equally rf ifhe fone ie oe money. The plea was allowed, and the found for reemegs wh Application was then for a new trial, and granted, and issueis joined.— Ingraham, in his eharge tothe jury, stated thet Ser rere. bound to receive the jaw as laid dow: ‘the Court, and not as statedto them by counsel. A full bench had decided that a contract e bn ind, where a person hazards various con- » is not like a mere premise to pay mo- refore dees not come under the statute e the agreement to have were bound to find in the sum of accol id six cents ¢o: Decisrons.—John D. A ve Jos. F. At- will.—The defendant, in Jul: ), gave a check io P. Heideman on the Merchants’ Exchange H. Bank, for Loy which was endorsed by Heideman to Mr. brok. and paid er, way, for lot- tery Spite, aad by hi rred to the tiff. The check was not presented at the till De- Seher, nor protested till some time afterwards.. Action was brought to recover the amount, aad a verdict founa for} plaintiff. Motion was then made i a sad sel, on the ind, first, that the pro= made forthwith, and seeond- tes aE check having been he! for lottery ena we not valid, the transaction itself being ‘he Court, in its decision, stated that ae were averze to requiring the presentment ofa check a ons hall a bill of ees, or bank note. 6 ebject: as regarded the lotte: ate: ets ap) Kap wellfounded. New tri ed, een opete| costs to abide pogo Bs ‘illiam Benjamin ‘olney Gunn ve. Mat. thias J. Coels—This was an action ona note given by defendants to J. D. Withers & Sons, di 7th La rrr 1841, at four months. Action was en ee ee in by Mr. P. J. Joa- chimssen, attorney for defendant, contendin, the matter principally on the ground that the ration stated that the defendant “were” indebted, &c. A motion was.made declaring the demurrer frivolous. Motion for frivolousness of demurrer mn Court Calendar—Monday. Sopeipen Over ea 1,2, 3, 4, 6; 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, Cucurr Covat.—Nos. 215, 229, 240, 241, 243, 243, 244, 215, ar, iso, dan” Covat or ragroe | Tomes cA oclcek, A.M. before Ji inglis.— Tot, 91, 400, 000 313,07 ay 266) A dehock, P.M Judge Ingraham.—Nes. 52, 118, 194, 168, 170, hai 196, 808, 206, 210, 919, 214, 916, 218, 222, 224. pone ce ae secant. spencers fe, the beuets of ihe of Brooklyn, bythe associated Ff ae Tarmecting eet at ae fon ‘was well filled by the elite of Re the ane of ers were about eigh- the ae, ery lt ladios. Our notice mie larly attrected one: —hegerghh wi sang in several of the duetts, the Be ices voice rivals that of the nig! men (there was a considera’ so observable at the previo tained their res weil executed, er es howah,” ‘Salvi mand “Jerusalem m; Theduett in a “uetellatin,” as ie ot by ren young pee yd was in most excellent tata “Rath and Naomi’ no Commendation; it was welldone. The open- Bre deste in “Time ie winging us awe Pi was mung w with Toa, 2776t TT, 168, 165, 96, 313, 67,81, 97, 189, 310, 21, een, 16, taste rarely excelled. Solo by Mr. thet gentleman's usual feliciteus style. The £0) vorthe “Marvellous Works” was sung in Laney gpm A the sweet voice and winning countenance of the = lady, whom our friend of the Aurore, in his . oR on the previens concert, infers was married, which beg tocontradict. The angen sith Sot ‘with @ ox: ology, ia which the audi ion [t s Chjectiousble to ccautect sacred airs ya ne “ye Quere—We wener it hele mon market has not riz, in consequence e quaatit; dhmolished by some of the gentle eae £G> Cuvacn Gorno people should provide themselves with some of Sherman’s Lozenges gel oing to church, so as te prevent coughi: the congregation. eo are wile pre So East road way, wery, 83 Willem sagen 110 0 aaa Brosdwey, and 297 Hudson st ? American Mussum.—The new manager has ful- ly succeeded in rendering thisone of the most popular and fashionable places of public resort in the city.’ The extraordinary attractions put forth here, and the nse necessary in Hh pets them, reflect great credit on the energy and faliss of the manager,and we are ad to obse oo or the I and select sepals fuller s po in this establishment, that the public full: ate his determination to do all in pier te Teatily em. Bowery Amruit#earer.—Owing to the deten- 5e Fe the vessel in which thir Cotenniiy had taken passege for Eurepe, they will te remsin one week more, and positively no longer, as they will set seilon the Lows instant. Great and unusual attractions are offered week. ‘Welcome to Charles Dickens, OG> Tun Boz Batt !—To tank riaceon tae Fou: TeenTs OF Fesavuany at rue Parx THearae—Card: Admission for the Dicegss and Lap me Se: im No. 14, every 2 day between the hours of 10 el in the “vn nd 7 o'clock in the eveni: A book of the Ball, the rules and gulations, ke. obtained as above. Robert H Morris John W Francis J B Nicholson George P Morris Phillip Hone Duncen C Pell Henry Brevoort Hough McLean Valentine Mott Gerard H Coster W. A. Maxwell John 8 Bartlett David Graham Charles P Clinch James W Webb Willieom Turner Alex. W Bradfoz1 Moses H Grinnell AS Doane W Sterr Miller E Doyckinck Jobo Inmen Danict B Tallmadge ‘Wo Kent Jobn C Cheeseman oe Robinson, jr. ne Tamen Rober e Dillon 2ene Appleton W B Deon 8 4 JM Smith, jun. rw onds Thomas J Oakley Sami. 1 Hant Charles Delaforest H G Stebbins eee ugte Fleming fetmore Francis J Prescott Hall We ge Charles A Clinten Joseph Hudson Charles M Leupp La Wetmore Elward, 8 Goud Wa L Shuttleworth NG Ogden CC Cambrelong DC Colder Andrew Warner JW Edmonds Saml Jones Mumford J Phillips Phonix Alexander Hamilton, Jr Dudley 8 Gregory Alfred A Smith John O Sergeant Marshall O Roberts Theodore E Tomlinton Jumes R Whitin; AG Stout Joseph Gaillard, Sr Geo 8 Doughty Cornelius R Savage € A Stetson John D Vi jureu Charles A Davis Edmund Simpson R Fayerweather Semuel P Lyman Martin Heffman IRL Jr James Phalen } J Be Thomas 8. Gunuiogs. Tickets, admi |ing a Indy and gentleman, to be %. Any ewe whose party may exceed more than on lady, fo be furnished with exira tickets, not te exceed al Werttenan applying for tickets, names ot their ledies, in order written on the cards of invitation. The name of every person who takes a ticket Tegistered inn book provided for that nach member f the Committee i endorse bis own name on *he beck of thecerds. An early applicatic essary, as no more persons will be admitted to the fete thon the ball room can conveniently accommodate. All other particulers are pab ed in at pamphlet, copies of which may be procured at the Committee Room, Astor House, No. 14 MUsY MAaKet, Saturday, Feb. 5—6 P.M. ‘The sales at the Steck Board to-day have been to fair extent, and prices have generally given way. De lawere & Hudson fell 1} per cent, Ilinois 6's}, Harlem } Indiana 6's rose 4, Mohawk 1}, Long Island }. Sales of bills on Philadelphia 5} 0 6}; Baltimore 3, Mobile 14— United States 6 per cent Treasury Notes, } a1} per cent discount. A meeting of the creditors of the Commercial Bank is to be held on the 14th inst, when a dividend of 30 per ct. will be made on allclaims against the institution. ‘The march of eventain New Orleans is such as to lead to the belief that the late scenes in Cinginnati a about to be re-enacted in thatcity. Bank corruption has reached a degree ef audacity that it is to be feared will not much longer be tolerated by the peeple. Hitherto the community has looked with anxious expectation for some movement on the part of the Legislature to render them justice. It is however becoming too evident that the debts due by the Legislators themselves to the Bunks are toe large to permit of any sction contrary to the will ofthe banks. Ifthe Legislature adjourn with- out compelling a resumption, an out-burst of popular in- dignation may be expected. Immense failures have re. cently taken pluce in New Orleans and the river citi arising from the great fallin the prices of western pro- duce, which have caused the bankruptcy of one half of the commission merchants, by leaving uncovered their advances to the western dealers and planters. The Pre- sident of the Commercial Bank and one half of the di- rectors have gone down among numerous other houses, followed by those in most of the river cities. The losses by these failures fall upon the banks and are concealed under the cloak of suspension. The cliques of indivi- duals that control the institutions alone derive any be- nefit fromthem. The Merchants’ Bank is an instance. That institution has fortwo years not discounted ove dollar, except for E. Yorke and J. Minturne. That in- stitution, it will be remembered, was sold by the United States Bank, under the direetion of Lippincott & Co, to E. Yorke, nephew of Lippincott, and J. Minturne fer 76000. The bank hed in its vault, at the wme of sale, $889,000 im specie, according to the terms of its charter, which preseribe that the institution shall always have on hand one-third otitscapitelin specie. This specie was pledged with the institution for loans whecewith to pay for the pur. chase. Among the assets were 2300 shares of the Canal Bank of New Orleans, These were pledged with the Canal Bank, for a loan at 50 ceats on the dollar,amount- ing to $116,000. The balance was drawn on two Cincin. natibaaks, The drafts were drawn by Taylor, Gard. ner & Co,, endorsed by Adams & Whitall, and by Charles A. Jacob. Adamsis the President ef the Union Bank, and Jacobs is one of the directors, and that institution discounted the bills which have been and will be re. newed ad infinitum. These means of raising money to buy the Merchants’ Bank may be summed up as follows : Discounted my toto s Bank on pled, pecie in its own vaults, 4 Galt Bank on of its own stock, 23, «“ “ Union Bank, Total purchase money., ‘The discounts at these banks are renewed and tenew able every 60 days, by paying the interest. The Mer- chants’ Bank issues no notes, and discounts all its depo- sites to Yorke and Minturne. This is a pretty good sam. ple of banking in New Orleans. The City Bank, under the direction of SamuelJ.Poters, who has well earned the soubriquet of the Biddle of the South,” hes ierued an edict forbidding any stockholder or even diracter of the institution frem seeing the stock book in New Orleans or in thia city. We apprehend that it is high time for the stockholders to hold a meeting ana intimate to the “ Southern Biddle” that itis time for him to resume or evacuate. New Orleans being the head quarters of the great stople, cotton, it is ofthe highest importance to the whole Union that fizanciel affairs in that quarter should beconducted at least with common honesty, The following is the return of the Depart- meat to the Ist inst, showing the amount of Treasury Notes redeemed and outstanding :— Rarvan or Taeasuay Notes ow Fesavany 1,1941. 48 com- PARED WITH JanuaRy 1, AND WECEMBER 8, 1941. Amount 0} treasury votes is- sued « under the of junder the prorision of Yobee, 1897, May 120, 1890 Dec. 2, Jan 1. ‘Marcn 2, 1839—1849, 1,337 96,681,837 Of this am’t has B15 071 96 261,679 ‘otal out: old i ey: ie cae leguee, | paaes 577,766 eaiaae oes of tha: issue, ae 777, hcg 1,257 980 1.001 5681,050 5,606,138 Grand total outstanding, Se S307%3 6 spas From this return it appears that there has been redeem- ed and returned upon the treasury, during the month of January, the follo wing ameunt of notes :— Old issues. Issues of Fel barn tt Total returned. New notes paid out. Increase outstanding Treasury Notes... ...$243,704 ‘The unpaid claims upon the Government may be estima- ted as follows :—The monthly expenses are 82,500,000; the Tressury Notes paid out have been mostly in redemp- tion for others falling due. On the ist of January, 1842, there was a deficiency of $600,000. The account will then stand as follows Deficit Jan.1..... jy expense... Paid by Treasury Note coessssecseesseeses 100,008 ‘Total unpaid claims upon the Government Feb. 2st, $2,960,000 A large portion of these claims were paid en the lst inst.by issues of the newly authorized emission of Trea- sury Notes, to which we referred yesterday, but which do not make their appearance in the return until the :st ofnext menth. The unpaid claims, included in the amount consist only of the current expenses, such as the bills ofthe beef and pork and other contractors,that have been several months over due, the pay of Congress, govern- ment officers, army end navy, &., which are all in a1 rears, and likely to continue so, fromthe present appear- ‘ance of affairs in Congress. It isan undisguised fact, that the expenditures of the Government are at this time far above its revenue. It therefore becomes of the highest importance to increase the one, and to reduce the other. Thus far, however, instead of reducing the expense, tue only anxiety seems to be now to increase it. At the ex tra session ofJast year, held ostensibly to relieve the financial difficulties of the country, the expenses were increased $5,500,000, and instead of raising money legi- timately, the proceeds of the public lands were given away with one hand, and with the other was authorized aloan of $12,000,000, which the Executive was rnable to perfect. The Tressury is now Bankrupt in every part and branch without prespect of renovation, even by the poor expedient of borrowing. It is evident that the creditcfthe country requiresthree measures to be adopted without cavil or delay ; first,to call back the land revenues, second, to reduce expense, and third to levy duties sufficient to make up the deficiency, and to discharge existing debts, The two first we opprehend can meet with no opposition from any person of inte- grity. The last is equally requisite, but requires more deliberation in the details. The value of goods im- ported must for thefuture be very much reduced from the average of former years, principally from the state of the curreacy and credit, which .will mot permit of any goods being purchased and consumed without the meansof paying for them. The means of purchase con aist in the ssles of produce from the aggregate of which must be d-dactedthe amount of interest and principal due abroad yearly to holders of eur Stocks, State ond €orporste. in former years the proceeds of loans made in Europe were received in this country in the shape of foreign goods, from which the government derived a large revenue. That process is now reversed, and the amount of geods imported in return for sales of exports will be reduced tothe amount of debts yearly paid abroad ‘say from 10to 15 millions. The progress of resumption and by consequence a reduction in the inability to sell goods in this country, willhave a great effect upon the revenue, and will render increased duties necess. - Fy, and it snould be promptly attended to. ales at the Stock Exchange. alse aszasdicsusengatas 3 H i [ 3 = z x a F ong Island RR Philadelphia Cattle Market, Fray, Fen. 4th —Saces or Cartier vom the Wern— 600 head of Cattle were offered, principally western beeves. Sales from $4 60 to $6 00 per owt.—16 unsold, 190 Cows anu Caives—$2v a $29; extra, $30 0 $45; “pringers, $16 a $18; dry cows 3 a $12. 460 Lisgs Seles, $4.50 2 $5 per cwt.—all sold, 2,270 Sheep—Sales at $1 50 a $2 26 per hea The sales os Cattle this week, dull. The mild, damp weather has had some effect upon the price and demand. Foreign Markets, ibis Tuomas Manxer, Jan. 24—The market continues dull, a supplied with American beence of any demand it is almost to effect sales, at $6 75 per bbl and is mot quick atthat low price. Small retail sales are made at $7, Corn Meal is nominal at $19.8 $19 rer puncheon—Dbls t $3.2 Pork $9 a $9 50. $3.25. Rice $1 00. Codfish 3 cents Beef, Black Eyed Peas, Tobacco, ke no sales. Coffes ie oiny to Europe from Mayaguez and maintains ts , gold. Several cargoes have been shipped. Some ‘4 w crop Sugar has been sold iu Porto Rico at 34 for pru some holders are expecting to get 4. The for- mer rate it is thought will be the opening prices. Exchanges we quote 90 days on Lomoes 490} 8 485, and 60 days on New York at 2 a3 discount. Bansavozs Masxer, Jan. 18.—The market is overstock: ed with all descriptions of Americen produce—every thing very dull—no sales. The nominal prices are— Corn Meal a $17 per puncheon—in bbls $4 00. Corn $1 90 per ; Butter 16 cents; Lard 13; Cheese 11; Crackers $4 5; Le tind“ P Ibe. Married, Oa Thursday evenin, inst., by the Rev. Dr. Krebs, bhi dite Perey Beers, ohiies Euxa V. McMicuay, all of Died. Sth inst., after a short but severe illness, Jane, wile of Eagleson, in the 22d year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family. and those of her brothers in-law, William and Charles Eagleson, and of her aneles, Isaac Smith and William Webb, are re- specttully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 145 Monroe street, without further invitation pelt att Mancaner, wife of John Goodsman, of Edin- Scoiland, of consumption, aged 29 sears barbie triende ofthe family arerespectfully invited to at- tend the funeral from 183 Divisien street, this afternoon at dovolock. ia di fr fnls-oa iat eat a ‘North River, via nes te Albany, Latest Advices PISCE rnp Hara pa =8-S-wre aTitti Peer Pett eit ttre ry Ty Sand—16 oo oo os a = Lohmaun—0 bals Veto 60 yoo gin ss wy ihre c’oves 88 pkgs to dates MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 6. Packetsto Depart. ans, Feb 8 Keb 16 Feb. 24 os Argo, sea 2 Baily "Thompsons a c 30 Francis Ist, Adceworth Sant Iowa, Pell, parture of the Atlantic Stacmers. a vRom ah To Masters of Vessels. Commanders of vessels will confer « favor by having a list of their cargoes, passengers, aad a report of vessels left at tke port whence they sailed, and the vessels spoken, ready on their arrival here for Commodore Bassett, of eur fleet of news acheoners. Ie will board them immediately op theie arrival. Minima Eofacmland fl Cameron ‘An sterda ore Ni os ee { heme ha Leele Hearts Now allo a eS A ake omen, en, Baltiniore; Corel, Stimson, Boston; A arrived. Doster, 1 days from New Orleans, mdse, to ison, Bush, 43 days from Rotterdam, gin, ke. peat ia bark Theodore Hendricke, Paulson, 70 dae from Born 4A maayies: sith es bales woo! 14g hides te W W De Fo- ‘Vessels }- ft b. b fore report 0 days frm Bordeaux, wine and hand to Sailed in eo. with bark Faireld, for ‘ork, ‘Gen ds tm Pence, Porto Rico, Bn Combettund, from Aralselicola, One brig. Wind NW. - Salled. Geni Park} ill, Liv. 1; Telumah, Montevideo; bark sank ‘oster, Matanaar, and.o he eC thal she remained make that southerly it was tought she w Crew's pale from that quirter all Brvtay a to fe rehe will bea totat lose. Ingured Sherwood aud bed rem: raed ‘on boa: we ro raner he to we every eri to save the na ah the Fellow ac eard rate ta her "eh the unde bo cages fn tha ergigncd: ood fe night of the 3d iuet. was driven a apontectoay Beach, adopt this see oy of evinci ring admiration lor the gentiem nly eondact at it thar Cartain 8 at chat eri"ical juncture gave fol ome praise to ee Be at we deem aver, that. po 0 ‘ with hi hi wei roe a ra ve tet = at of of the Li yoru f the 4th, Ue Loceak vines her a Pele recatnn anechens ta" Weed tue Yanded ‘at ri. R Tad’, John Reebe, J 4 Fe a Maan Soha PrLyon, 1 Hype fiom Naw York for Boence aris eg tapes orion ese etprngeed heave vat tie bot te tert on se Ta ae eb arBemlace won iea eh ms Georz'ace, 3 days from Boston for Calif rnia, Jan 28, lat 38, "ae, rom joston for Charleston, February 1, lat 9999, loa wha fom Wi'mington NC. for Gomsiven, an 16, Plat fen bbcton for NOrteane, Feb, Cape Cod NW by Ne ibe, from Mobile for Glasgow, Jan 90, lat 35, lon 67 $8. Pereign Ports. Jan 13 —Arr Fe ot Le apeendy vane ii Eerie itary Pee, Boe Eyes FN York iberlus, Groves, do de. vical tin Pott 0 cnawan, Jahn, for NY orb, Lari ng ort et vi Maris fam Phil: det ry, Jam %3—Al m4 ria dail 3 U — Al Bat Ellicott, La Fore Can aWetin in Ry of Fal ii pA Ransom, of m; rot end fm NOrie ni sailing f mterd te oe ‘orts. Tortiawp, F.b 2—Ski Birmah, Havana; Eugene, Porto Jan Q7- Are Cleveland, Calais et NewYork, In ee ni, Heed Jult & Martha; Dexas; Uniea, Mot Mary Adw Wa ‘“Mamaieimuan, Febi~ Sua Erie, St Thomas and « mkt. ‘Auction Saics. —————————— BY PHOMAS BRLL. ores Nos.32 Ann and tis Fultonstreets.) castle Mr. fell ft Charleston; Brothers, jnidad; Sea Ragle, Port au Prince; Pat D. ver. UESDA Sale of splenpid Pianolortes, at vo ovcloek, in the sales our, comorisimg teu vew aud second hand instruments by best makes. Also, some choiee furniture. by order of a Reeeiver—and a fiue coliection of peintiogs aud Sea N Splendid Furnifure—At io} housekeeping. " NOr er 2d. Lucy, NOrieans; Viola, do. q Orwinss Bazi, Palerees Stranger, “Newbe para NC in! ‘oral, Abby Baker. Cla Si a Phillioe, avana: Effort, St Johns PR; Cyclops, Havana.” Arr 34, Da: nube, Avy Caves, Naxrucker, Fan29—Arr Copy, NYork. The Light Boat from Cross Rip was towed in to-day, by the steamboat, having lost anchor and ehain, which waa hacked night af 27th. ‘clock, in the sale rooma, large new Nureiture from families giving.up BY E. _ LUDLOW. AY. Feb. 2, loLmes Hore, Jan gi— Arr Coral, Richmond for Boston — rehi PBechaage, at 12 o'clock. ‘el fadripbia: Valuabie ‘eal pn —At auctio Saturd eat Sewbery Palm, fm Boston far Fuiladrivbin; | 1s claleah. atthe Merchants’ Kuckange, teel f'ciny ‘ial for Baltisn: pbs ag re bbinstoa for N York, Pierclene, Portland for Richmerd; Morgiat Bi!- low. NBedford for NCarolina: "y, Boston for: ae prhannock. Areat do 29th, house, No. 162 Cuambers street, corogg of Church street the i ‘of the fot, 28 feet frout on CMmbere street and isthe car, and 67 feet +6 inenes in depth, boauded on Church street— ¢ has ten y. rem the 25th of March vext, at a round rent of "ise, sayaale ennually to St. Grorge’e church, Also, the basement house, No. 32 Warren street, of Church street, in the rear of the chore | with the lot in f fT fe bye ae 4 frout on Warren street and inthe rear, and 87 tet inches in depth on Church street. ‘This and the above are replete wilh every covrenieuce for a genteel family. and haa a It ofice fora professional’ gemleman. Full parti= ATUAgT E REA! ESTATE- Mond: i ‘rederickeburg; Wm NVork ntares, Boston. Below, aship UCTION NOt AH LUBLOW sii PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ell on I b. 7th, at 1 THESE far fariamed ans erlebr lebrated pills, from Port ural, are orolock,af tae _Merebante’ Exchange, the ing valuable yt By gotalned In al ai ‘Thre double frame house and two lots of ground on the borth- weat corner of 18th street and 9th Avenue. The lower part Her st two stories, Hach lot measuring 24 feet inches by aaife. that2atory ae dwelling house No. 68 14th street, hon ubseriber ia now enguged very. pee fitable manufac- coucern fitted up with PARTNER waNTh in the upper par turing ‘Bustoersy and has (lt thing necessary for carcy ing om the business—he ie nse weat o: 6'h Avenue, m good order, having recently Gouleative hreell, With s popeetebic terimeooman: whneneld ain shout, Lovas by 100 feet. furvi+h from 100 to 1500¢o lars, who would take charge of the ogee rout mf homoe on the revue, # out business. The subscriber cia s avy person ot Leal 5 vibe ate the aoe Ho prshing 10 engage in the will pay a pro- fog Rashes rooms itie, There is a good @ Lot 95) ass that ‘Smith's 5 Sizo, and lot adjoining. onthe rear of the the south side of 19th street. Lot 25 by 92feet-more A one brick ard the other frame, and the lot on the seat side of of seth street, adjouning tue above. Lot 25 y 92 feet,more or Bat oree, 1200 per week, Aine sddreags to X at the reer of the Herald, atatn wh: Me bade ade may be be had, will be attended” gs any leo the premises busines? may be examined, wea Granny FARCY DRESS BALL, Ja Musard, ‘at ‘the Caffe des Mille. Gofoanee,_ a7 Broads col wy d. PINTEOS or tn inforen bis freodis ned "A large'part of the me s in on bond and mort; DattOus, that on Ripetatimmacr far th of fecreioe Fo terme'and athe faforsation, apply at Noi Broad rect Grand Raney Dress B Il will be Riven ‘at bis brilliant Hal office of E a 4 3, The orches wiil exrente, on the oceasicn al the qui defen and waliaes rie Fiewally performed atthe “Bale Mos feo in Berg at Paria, and will be lee lene mer, pupil aud member tiem’ Newest alen te teak, Pat. gerentoireof Res sad tp Deriocperee veihtown. N 4. cousiating of 4 acres, bara ‘and good rater, «athlon, will fe neglected, on the purl of Mr. Pointens, rent only $20 ; Thoureride Irom Nev my Rate, Fo hart Pad rel is ball ome of the’ mos iy. . tay prep ever aire thi Cerlan Tee RIELL and JACOB 8. AR- super, tarorlment of new costumes and rich faney dreas- CULARIUS, beg reapectju'ly to inform their frien ite Rehired of Str. ¥. at Peaaanable tern pid the public nenerally, & at Mt AUCTION yr} mamergnis the ball will coamence at t luck, P.M. r the trenvection of a general to ace an alt ih hae Malle Daa SION BUSINESS, will contiaue iw the well known and age Provide themselves with tickets before- | comm wee youd wray., Cornty of Pygone Siar and, which can be obtaiued at the bar of thr Cafe. are now pre} fo receive consign aeais, of and Sta- Tickets One Doslar, to admit a Gentleman and Lady. ple goods, Paintinzs, Engravyings, ‘Works of Art, and Private Saloon willbe regerve for the Indira’ use ex. | {very other rapt on the in the mele of phich where ever} ing attention to 4 psi zocommotation they can desire ¢uring | Silver be beptigniy Morn ia Mamet eh Ft i Serhaed wel lighted, the leeation oue of the bes! an, or ogee Purposs, with other superior advantages feGrrshmenta of all kinds we be ob- (abl fs 21 eon NORGE le persby fier tint Ty NEW YORK—A wa trot i to recel pide riaithe ty Te Epitte, RAILROAD’ CoMPANY. will son °. the N. Household Favniture and Real Estate at- eonatruct's portion of their Road in the State of enneyiva | be jomperton ae eee nisvto wit: froma sointator_ near, Sanmull Rift iw Orange Revenesces coun’ re river, thence westward ont} He R bert H Mi ‘Hon Aaron 41 south bauk of said eiver throogh Fike countvs’ Penney] on CW Lawenee on Joke 1 Mork forxbout 16) mites, to a point near Cedar Fully, and there re, nan EW Hew donmae Beeps Hon James Monroe enn yaa ebalel Sic fam SU bert Benson, Faq ews 8 HS &F A Wood- oy grom the Delaware river into the county of Sullivan, sn ths ate ‘Also. forpermission to construet another portion of { Road in he Siateek Pomppieaniac to wir Tretce wot or near where the Cascade Brook croa:es the Stateline, onthe county of Broome.avd thence around the grest bend ‘of ickeraon, Patter- vet, = = Fxtehl a MM Reas Bea Susguelianuah siver (ona distance of about 16 miles through 2 Pen tec. prt & Ty! county, Pa, toa point at iY ichic, ral & Tyee, Re ese rer ‘Zeromes rato the Bute cf New. York foe teck, beet MB sthucted Bence ¥ Gieim, E Garrit: Bterm, Es fextion will algo be: ade for an ext ater, Seq, jarrii 4 BOWEN, President. Gears trstand, ‘Arcularius, Bq Ejbeba Forest, Ket , Conta Geutiai‘of Branes. New York, 13th Januar trina ji4éw BR "7 PAS ee for sale the SEE o FOR HAVANA With Despatch—The 28x42 (00 reams 24x36. bark CLARION, Ci ‘i is Sur Newspaper { 390 tod aad mar ahtes of hes: cord re sr bane See do Sas7 aa oe eer tists on eanterten rhe pt a ted beautifully ‘atranged” veo], should wake Parly: Coolie: reame 1 0x94,, Together with fine assortment of Writingand| Wrapping tion on beard, nat foot of ayer a Paper of amy'size or quality mode to order at ebort VER & MeMUR: fsit 100 i Eanvapag., FOR NEW BAUER WICK Thom Por No, 1, North Ri wie he Steamer WAVE uiug on Monday ne! sce far apenas mt At aries very merlin & ioe at ~i a HAT bes rep hetely i we ever used now. re the Onei Conference theta rpmecmon Dan iiehore oh wit Tike Sein ‘ieee Le fate immodiatel ied to all wno sre consumptive or have | sleek, 4 Thesigambaat Wavehas been furnished with new boilers, a paces Circa vara] | $thatane eforde notonly.a cheap and easy communicalien other, and alerey sis, the, Py pleat results, He «: nays so oer t oo) ve places, so @ very apeedy A Sethe ace breatags'o vine Proviranes Amboy. Rosvitle, and Tufts Landing, 28 cente— Should besthe sommra prossrty ofall, and in every family on | heft te,Amney, s Dg, s ee Ween Wr sarenten toatety, | SIXTY MILES SHO! RTER, THAN an a5 1 hip, who veo oe lath f physician and OTHER ROUT. mee ; Bie, Mo EKPEDITIOUS ROUTE seeyreie ke Onee ere ea sorely ANY, via BRIDGEPORT--Fare Ww Re the NIMROD, leaves Catha- gare some ty f tt side for Beaenori. every mora. Gietreae peas Ey jonje Railroad. t0 Roah'cs. ‘zenges m: to vant a ACN (20 zailse) by stage, and ae a cae hive The cars are well e furnial any ne heard of the beat, or mee atte York No. Berg Agden i been aff ‘oma, STO ARG TO LET —The stores known an 64 #6 Fen atheet tele adjoinirg the Fearl street House, are now occupied as rely cured Mim, aor Pearl street, as used them in hie | SoMa atoress for which they have alcives sod count family BH Haast, uceers, und recommenda them to The above mil be rend eoarnes ie tee es of opened APioo%s who are afflicted wiih coughs, colds, or any affection of the Arne! 52 Canal ati aM. get Mee bos Soe jionable merchant tailor, 197 Wil- ARTER a treet, with a distress: : FOR SALV—A first rate Sorrel HORSE, wihich bothig rolewed *EiN"be tried theae Losenges, whieh teen hands high, abou" eight Years Swarr ‘him ina few hor oud, toi ka in ny je horse for 196 au street, Agente—Church’s, 188 Bow Tctan or family, is gentle "eae 1 good traveller Also, fa x Pa a Mesut deta ere orbs | ee ie eR ett eatee oe me 4 kina. Shreston Ul ity. Acpiy atthe Ding Store, No. Ii i oposite road wav. SHERMAN’S POOR MAN’S PLASTER. tag lor the amelie Districts of Scot- 123 cents only, and werrantcd the best Plaster in @ use for “pal or weakness in the back, loins, side rar breast or bas _ rae It afforde im nedia‘e and astout+hing re temenis npc ever ove, of t Pleasant and cure 20 soon g districts of Beo ian, M.D with printed di a calle for the . each, and buy none other, vo) f hie country men wherever situate (her Hesolved, That 4 Public Meeting of Scotch. seena im ai etipera intereated. to be held. withinethe Lecture ‘i et Broadway.on Thured Foote OF i eet ait puty oclock, tM, with th gmenue for the relief of the sufferers. 0 COLORERS.—Constant eimplos mea wager, lt ‘to gicle who understand cojoring flowers im a superior atyle— a others n’ y at Novi’ Gra Sy ane, corner Chambers, street Be Sisal story. |e MONEY, of allinds porehe ciate le terms, at heard on tie nast TLV ESTERS, a2 Wall’ at. and 131 Broadway. hcow _ thie F iF leave New Pre ‘on the 16th of each vada as gg" td 3 on,the (16th NAvel peanege eee ip ONEIDA, on ee eee SE ter {i Ber to drafts sient aa our numerous vm pthrourh | Ship BA TIMOBE, : spell pee i eee re GENERAL Tidiowats PKs pce Kg 4 a ». 43 Peck ol 1, New veabe made ateither of the most favorable courant lt unnecessary d f Lng: ap mre Scott Ipaange tom th various, Piteralatowa aS ~ ruaranteened a wayatiethro ‘and. Petes garter reas, te CN a EE Oma FT TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT” S.—Pertous de nd F:. Sept AND Wi WALE tious deiroun of tend, ig pa ae taustbe post pri af ‘TANO!) TO _AND f, SAGE, Fi OM OREAT boars BRITAIN AND Itkbanb, vee DL the i Branches, it, Seon & London, end exch fe and RP “ACI Uccomad Bask, Liverpok, which a pal on sal to tend to thy old eovat friends, the aca towne nthe Uae Ringe mente 7 or the 7ihan {oof every mom. Pate class of American tra rte ae clrording «week ne fii, Mr Jame the year 1649, tepee that Loma bre oem pad ueve‘are forwarded wf care je ont tI eeeer wil be temy A, ERICA’ Ni C re i bo atohiotteit cing ence aah Rehr paid. to : fens Ua Sere tid pace je eet ase An 8 Le ee & = ae inpacORT be: — hie OF mathe a iui | i ee reroeae ne, = hi ee id pocket Captann ‘who may be by their Fogle Sek re ed ret mn a | Bae lt he mond, agar Bee ae sinasen on = teeth ea Py iach eine ra T. TAPBCOTT, 46 Boni beet. sg _JOHN HERDMAN, 61 Sauthet rly THER SER, Cape Ri A Ap LY aig above port, Siviee seremmosation fora few c bin, aud eatin which wii be taken at woders'y rates, i mace to W.ad, G¥ EROM HAMBURG, eamanre eis bacribere have § reread guceee. a saving Hamburg twic end for their friends, me themael vesof tis be fh M ‘able ju Ham- Bie ny letter, post paid) te fe A Bermany © a particulars cet, | Persons desirous of reading for their friends to come ont fron “he mete port, exo mike the heceuewry errangetbeat: by apuly lug aa #bove TANCES to all parts of England, Irelvn ahd ae. t nausea a! £5, £10, £18, £.0) toany amount .' For wale ac J. E81 a" BNAN are ¥ CORT HAND IRON Ares 1S very low, at the fron Ches: Wi is. ©. HERRING 120 Water street, received | 000 re: is 3 PAPER S bison ete seamen pacer ota ve quality. far poe ene set at ™ slope to wat purchasers, by Pee fran a 6 RROUKS, canvass. A Ad: ATHA MONDAY EVENING Feb Tike performances will com- Count Adreachiy, s i'Seott| Frachverg horne OLY! MONDAY ay evant of Gymn 6 ie fot La Petite Cerito, Meare Ppacious and sple yer udded to. berea ‘ter be a U. pene A EI iy three o’elock. TH Saatkbre LAW.—Persons al Ribtiaheneaty bo houquete to ae most Prices. faiw GROREGR Bo DARDS TWO FOUR WHEEL CABS, repeated on Mondm mat buy Th PO MONARY With Remblieg Haminiertcrg, atthe Fark Theatre, Remark the Rey. Dr Chanaing's proposition for giv- ing Heeltatidon seotend nf the Perfortoshes: ofthe Mik, eiddone’ Quees Caiharine- Be, dohmmon—Bde = incre page yd Wooler Retatien: Tweens a : ncaa jtipenment nonore paid'to him—-Ode tre (Cam Vell Death . itzerland—Dis eription Kiow ler Anecdote 4 Listomstleveral View i) Ren of Martm no Scott— ry collection of Aiboteford—Reci Lake’ rma—Mad ie Led an More ween the fhe, Erenct, oer ak lish hae Tal Character of Shy! eek fle ition, i The geal tw ent strain Mailon, Guca Mav’—<aeens ftom shy us—| Forrest—C. iy ; Bary wil cbamin at bal half'past seven o'olock. ‘The Lee- a. right ney ‘ nr: Genilemen’s tickety for self sm'Letdies tickele: 38, ry ‘URES whieh has recently diences at Boston, with ‘Speen sola § SYSTEM, iter and Saturn, from origi Paralogs page lhg om gi The MODERN METHOD vat evening yest one attracted 6 PHYSICAL RESEARCH. This part will be ittnat ne iF MOON, mt Representa- tion of the Moon covering a surface of ubsnt 60 squane feet of foe TH EATRE. pony 4 Daugat Kirby ion, During the Drums, New Quadrilles by the chareetere. fier whieh John Smith vill appear * Dat celebrated NegroMelodies and ‘To be followed by THE MECHANIC ANP Fhe E QUEEN, ry Tower of bert, pity Al Rone Pith, Joh asom ary. Mra Lewie| Jane. Muss Mestayer on wl Went Twist, Oliver Twist, Mise Steatayert Bilt ine Se alk en Kirby abey, + Po conchnde w pyiGoe PECULTMiriEs, Boxes sreautes eaten ene Pers open sega pee racsstThinecwciy MPIC THEATRE. Feb LS ad performance will cow ‘HE. TWO F FigaRos, Count Almaviva, "Edwin | Sense Free ‘The Countess “After which An entirely oritival Extravaganza. entitled AT THE ABTOR. Jove. Ailrncentie Merst Apollo, ‘Mitchell | Mercury, jaho, ‘Mrs Timm. To be {oHowed by AsMODEUS IN "NEW YOR, the Devil's Din Asmoteus, Faltchen| Albert Blak, Kawin Mrs Blank, irr ‘To conclude with % ELE OMNIBUS. at Roone ickipaon | Bol Clarke iulia Ledger, ‘Miss Singleton Muss Damper, Mise Rete ‘Admission—Dresscircle S0cents, Upper bores 26 canta. P conta, Private b compcnen tibalf ot Sx. Cartaia rises et seveo ba BOWSKY AMPUITHEATRE, Ia consequence of the detention of tha vessel. this Company main here one week moe. MONDAY EVENING bebs 1 —The entertainents will oom- THE waLTZ's ‘aN will ‘AR ENTREE, troduce rans Dog. Mr Wi Jown's Delight. tm their graceful aud astonishing feate of fifteen minutes. ‘The second part will commence Mt Guadaer will ntrodace the Peat of Throttle Somerset epant Dance by the Rivers Femi or Secoset by Man a Mr Decampwitl int introduce! his T Mr Dere will appenr with bie veh ta ps through bie per no Sporie of th Hy formance on the or i Act of Horeemanshij oo ir J Buckley in hie pi nalpad aunts ip. ‘HE GEMMAN MEK. Farmer. Mr Derr—Bar! om Pentland Dooss aon at Qa st ehas ccna commences at 7. ‘The ani sia bel te the Inatrtute. will be seem tery ae habe Balan," simueaton he ae Phen, 1% pig and er Broadway Maree ores 3 New Halt ome rg en a iis Taslor, and aa e. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. cemettat eieateretd pteneipibak ene Manse iecail Lill, one hundied feck te ‘mgt, bas rnenec establishment, snd thougis t' com fupengous and moguificeat works ofert of Ad tie whole 7x10! remain at 95 cente. ager ke et p epeere, effected a short engage: Dn ip gubat 2 a and fatrestior MODEL OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN, Beret MOE aastsed for « shart gored Tet ed Sable eEambition of ke stupendous FALLS OF ful Exhibition of The PNEUMAL eo RATLRG te reateat invention of in constant operat The Albino ipl vereierr evolae ‘aucy Glass Blowing every evening aie grand Cosmoramic Pees, are reat ne Fre. the convenaruce of familice snd chi there with: ANCE, every Batuday af Principals of and their pupils admitted on livers wit Ly Museum and all entertainments, 58 Iatom under 10 years of age all price. to avail them- selves of the benefitof this aw and whoare R0X previous. y ly encaged, are Peopestiel t the a ined le practice, reine Sey taht, uch hag to promise a prompt mare teation ion tothe iatereste of thoge who may farce hina ‘8 WARNER, Attorney and Counsellor bly faa aa vend Brocrer aed Ad citer in Chancery, the United State Ciremt and Distriet Court 20 Duane street, vew York. ir Cons TBLO & DUNLAP would respec a eas of New York its vicinity ity that a N daly open mebins cong oael rg they will be id a3 cam’ Ifia or Japan we azaleas, acacias, ericas, prim: oses, 50 CENTS PER HOUR. STANDS on the CORNER of HUDSON & BEACH a8. Residence 60 Laight Street. SECOND FLOOR. FOR SALE..-A two wheel French Cab, open in frust. Agpiy as above, im MUSIC. PIANIST would Fospectia}l te’ pnetora A per pu raat he will play at private eelebraled ent rej 167 9 cog pda a from CORN = er ati nine E. K. COLLINS & co, 56 South fs street. OxEtEcTS NS onall a; ‘of the United States made os, the most favorable terma, by VE TER, Walt at a roadway. in the pee wena ge Raa ho ohn a tose nod c conte cing treme sey tot — vase’ of shot, bad wea he halen 4 tate, nrchockio on'rivere and conslayend may. Scrmercial vena to ork ned o£ tarts cha el curing eslmey at-& trifling expeuse and. Htle ‘oceu: spaces ‘Address HD. Hersldofiee. he a 4 LoLMAs 84 SALOON—Eatrance 1 Aum atrectand 19 rable i ae te ft siderable slteration, -ag d, ev wl q free” Retresuments Wrorreno'clock. rot avert dese eames Set mrrteueainn o lowast prices fi fren Vocal and Instrumental telet are segnped. {5 iw* 291 GRAN UR Ani rake pee EN gti & URQUBA! Preawure ji suinauteing io ibtie shat they have pureh: Ties enaive soe. they” store that tl ae f Mr. xa oh form the are now, rovde; the srock is being nt; end we are using every ‘ on | tomone use! cheap noone. as vee on feos aut‘ine aaeietunce. of young men whew have Aecuention to visitors, whether pure or day sth Feb. 1842, and will eommenee open on Sata eb. 104 fe found marked in pi vi r nyt: Aira Tin po any account ve vold for less ormore t We rt tat ait who deal with tin one will be pleased to gular custom ‘ke, Shawla, Trine, © aMlcoeg, Mating, Linens, on I nee Haber cheng kets ia ond Comfortable, ies wll be 0 My jn Seas i sate no one that calfe wil to a dh taag BROWN & URQUHART, ph ly The store @.8) Catherine street to t, be hadimmetiate y. Agpl on the ae at O91 Ge atveet, yall sanee CLUTHIN 4¢ their tie Os AST Bi iA rol snd deobelag to tera subscriber 40 yer unt more than Sr. are