The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1847, Page 1

Vol, XIII, Ho, 19—Whate So. 4616. ‘NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY | 20, 1847, THE NEW YORK ‘HERALD. | JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. | Circulation---Forty Thousand. DAILY aqui: day, Price 2 cents per copy—$7 VABVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—always cash BERING of at kinds executed with Arai and des- peat letters ot ccmmmcrnieations by mail, addr gatablishment, mast be post paid, or the banage prlite a ducte: scription money remit AMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor of the ew Youu Henao Eetasuisnme ‘Wert corner of Fulton and Nas WEA VEGAS AOC MEEMOD A satram CHANGE OF HOURS. A. iLO, WINTER ANRANGEMENT—~On an and after Mouday, ns Mor oe. A. M. (Boston train) for except Bundays) stopping at ‘s Manor. bea ‘for Greenport and ‘interme- - M. le, daily. Lays Guaeapons—ai i A an ily ‘Sceommodation train pit. Pp. Mi (Barton oat dag gy oo arrival of »fexcert, —_ 78, ‘pee m Bie George’s Manc’ A. Sr Leave Weaning pare cy 7% A.M. ay, Ayreon ae Leave Sssgmni af 8 o’el A. P. M., and 634 oi for iya, or os’ the arrival of Bustos Phompece Pson Sta ba — Brooklyn at 9 jon and interme- dine places, (commencil ing eve Thompaon at? o'clock FM Jamaica 334. om y ig Teor 8 cents; East New York, Sag, ourse 1» 25; Bras! Dh eee im Bench 6 aan! ite £274; aie ver! sincepcry grits gran iy 1 6236; Southold, iE Cy eases sean ha ae ‘Bose en me i} readiness on the arrival pr Trsiee the hereafter ran . fo aon th ee ae return. Ore ita © passengers at very low fares, to al! of islam ean Sines iy be fs resdiness at the foot of Whitehall receive beggage for {a the hour of starting from e steam] tesman” bor on the arrival of the Boston RO BOSTON AND tend Ratu Stonington and Loni Ruilroad—Ni oa Lela Pildays, etd at2o’clock, P. te St ning the ene be ‘anchors, mail trains'which connect with 1 FOR OES nt ee AND Via roe ISLAND RAIL-: ROAD, at i“ oe » P.M. from South TT) Fat $208 + 300 Friday, ‘Sasuary 8th. Train leaves South Fer ia Whi fall, von soeatale jays, and Fridays, at 33¢ P. and errive at Sion sink tanenges are ins teehrongh to Becton. ‘Tins being The oui siaua route LU communieates throw meri ” and Tailroad. tre necompanied by the eon: thro 0 will have particu! Hest je of th nd who tvlll otherwise gta Wis stceutieg’ to thats fort. e leaves south side Pier No. 1, North River, foot of Place, dally Gandaysexcentad) a “o’elock, P.M. ves in Boston e ey 40 clock, +P. M. H. VANDERBILT, WINTER reer are The Norwich, Worcester and Boston Rai Road jd Stenm ‘Transportation ine tial steam propeller Trumbull, Captain ‘Dani 3 1 Have wit ran regularly between Norwich andNew Y ssages a week; ip. Forfe 1, which will be taken at sui leaving New Yor! Gadeatn od paving elegant accommodations app! 'é. A. BILL, Norwich, Conn.,and to suns dN. RIGOR, a0 Nonth st. eaten 1t'nb SLATES MAIL nv he ‘AND STioy, VIA H Rail report to iirough by D mt Wester Ha aylight, daly’ (Sun. exe athe Beceenbont Modviainiin Capt, W. H. Frazee, leaves the foo of Market for Bridgeport, B seo o'elock, A M:N in the Passenger Nesengers take th .d without chan Che gr Baggage ‘Crates, arive in Albany and. Troy at o'clock, P. Sars and Locomotive e Restteatas and ihe "Hoa every respect lohegan, attra t Tariff same as last year.—For turther par: ei it Le by Steamers Nimrod, and mquire at the Office on Market st eo] Pier, and gsion and Wells’ Expre di5 im re 10 Wall Rtreet of M. PERRY, Agent. NOTIC. oc tte Friday, ap Bel 20th, the BE inake ihe following trips co and from Sesion pithy notice, Viz ee ad ag seo ee th __ 4g” nisr ~~~ GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. PERSONS wishing to remit money to England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, will do weil to al oe to the subscribers, the old establ office, 275 Pearl for large or essai! Gasoesey os’ th ial sal Bank ‘of Ireland, or Ja Won the Natio Northern, fo Banking Co and N ‘Bank of Beotland, pa tie on damand, ef te numerous branches see gout = jritone discon 80, on GL & CO., Pern hpeten ek GRIME COUT | i o a vos um pair (Old Established Passage Office, 275 Penrl at. PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. BYRNE & COs On NEW YORK AND LL P. Vixroon boing the oldert and Largest 4 bhiahed house im the emigrating business, bey leave’ to call th ‘4 kad commanded by “men which sail every five days Arrangements can aiso be made to fo ward passeugers, fect from Dublin, Cork, Water- gi ‘on for any amonnt, paya- the principal at any them the coming season os eogaged for, not emb: nit lager, ont paid.) i mM VR ey 2 ey to 58 Sonth Ew: gomen Not Ww DWARD Aut y Deals W.BVANES & 08 36 Waterloo Mond, Liveriool. 18H AND NOKTH AMER CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPa of 1200 tons and 440 horse power each, ua der coutract with the Lords of the Admt Capt. A. Ryrie Cap. &. G. Lott. pt q r many ye of emig ark, the money will be refanded a: For farther particu! Jabim*rre DIA Wi wiv ‘it anil from Liverpool sad’ Boston, vin, alg fol- lows — Seago, ee information, x co. a On direct. ‘Phe steamahine wilt, and early next year f when 1 start. e t the mers will sail @ Saturday during eight me and every fortnight the other months fH the Year. }, and Halifax jeruitely between Liverpool jetween Liverpool and New ¥ ht oF passage, apply Boy the ea TRAVELLING ACCO: ‘MODATIONS. NEW LINE OF LIVE} Fl EW YO. POOL HE th O1 ply! MONTH— OM NEW SER ae. Capt poral Bhi SIDDUNS: “ GARRICK, “ ROst ayy ‘January 11, SIDDONS, February 11, mpeayly March 11. PENG Price of will belprovide ced mast POOL PACKETS. 26th, York, ah, papery. ~ Februar; . Maret 36 April 26." OM EIOERPOOL, rl. every exertion 10 give gene ‘aptain or owvers of these ships for any letters, parcels or packages seut pate rexular bills of luding are signed therefcr. ‘or freight or paseet re aj IK COLLINS, 56 South street, Jat BROWN. SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool. FOX NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE. laptain Taylor Mi Mi minanded by tl bi orf reece WAR ocean te . ‘Their cabins are hgndsomely Attention paid to the comfort and cea’ ee the same, and the value therein expressed. ht or passage ce on board, at Orleans wharf, inot.. (ey ills o| COLLINS 56 South street. Agent in New Orleans Yoh \ all Woodruff, & Co., who w: dress. rs nt bY, OF put are taken for acces "PACKETS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE. ipa ofthis ane wil sai ee From Ship UTICA, Capt. J A. Peirce, | owing o1 | Ship 8T. NICHOLAS, Capt. N. w.) Fe?.1- | Ship ONEIDA, Capt. Funck, oa i They are all of eet accommodati sage in the cabin i "8 ‘Apply to ¥D iC Ageats, Ne 9 Tontine E Buildin ildinge Goods sent to the or formas ding ill Demalyeet to | none other than the ‘actually paid, yu2l mn NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PAUKETS. from ‘21st, and from Liverpool From New Tork New ship Sprpeg 1150 toms, New ship Queen of tho West, gl Lanse Woudhouses mw, April New Ship Rochester, 800 tons, ee Poha Briton. fost Ship Hottinguer, 1050 toxa, ey Ira Bursly bg Nov. rat clase ships, all buite i Those suostantial fast saibing, 0 che city of new York, are cominanded by men of experience and ability, and will be despatched panctually on “ah? month. ‘or owners of these ships will be re- js of packages sent by them, unless ie are si therefor. me gat ULL & MINTURN, th street, New York, or to FIELDEN, BROTHERS & CO. ul i | e.. ARRANGEMENTS. Remittances to and Passage from Great Britain and lreland, BLACK BALL, OR "OLD ae OF LIVER- POOL PACKE' |, Sealing from Liverpool on the ist Cae 16th of every month. Aliso, by first class Am: Persons asada to the Old Countr: make the prise the following magnific and that the; ote line in this eity, have at all mes ° for sale drafts at At direct on the jak Messrs. are pail free ef discount or any c the pacipel towns throughout Eugland, Ireland Seatived an “Avplyor adereoe nds Wy, 35 Fulton street, N. Y. The officeof Mr. Roe! o7re er Te Prescott Grote, Ames & Co., an ships (wee! their f [hie ie and will mi from Li ‘ag follows s— SER KS Tat July, 16th ine 16th are sent out without “the Black Ball or Old Linea Liverpool lst September let eee ms re Liverpool. wae ONLY Liste . oul PACKETS friends and gular Line he 12 id an id Persons wishing to send for their f feuds in any part of Scotland, can have them bro Packets on in the above named mg o om jive ——FOR | VERTOUL=The fine, fast sailiag sok et ship SOUTHERNER, Capt. Alex. Palmer 800 tons burthen, having 3% vot her cargo anes and Going on board, will meet with despy For ralane nthe ht or passage, ha modations, appl th 30 excellent aceom- it, ER, orto South, oar, foot of Dove: DH Lé M INTUR d only. packet for plendid fast sailing packet now loading, and will sail wporfielght or 3 iy on board, iat Orleans wharf, it re. app on boa iat leans whart Toor of Wall sireet, oF to ve E kGou [INS ht, for uy amouxt, 0 56 ale at. of Ireland, Dublin; alsc.on | poy vely no freight will be.received on Board alter Friday ikers, Loudon,which | evening 224 inst. charge whatever, in weiAgents ip New Orleans, John O Woodruff & {Co., who romply forward all goods to th Bomiise "The Packet 8. ip HUDSON will ed the ‘Genesee, and sisitte as & Cor, sail Ke! jer regular day. 3 't door to the Fulton Banh. sat 75 Dublin Ee e J. MoMUR: KAY'S ARRANGEMEN iS FOR 1847, OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE IN THE UNITE A Ne numerous fri ce i tutislentesasmites to tae pabtl ance of any futare eontracts vente! ‘The following are packets to and {rom Liverpool, Vr and 26th of rondack, M: tinue to sail from Liverpool wi thereby preventing the least poss hi erpo' the ‘Gla County, er money to their families or ments of my Drafts en the fo: Armagh, Dungann Pownpatr Lim lessrs. Spooner, Attwood & Co., Bank 5) 25 es Jas. Beckett & Son,and Mr. Richard Murphy, Averpoo! ScotLanp—The City of Glasgow Bank, andall itsbranches and Agencies. ateaies, enn also be enga; d Balt, ick, EPH Corner of Pine and Or, James Becket & Son, and Mr. Kicharp Murray, ys of sail ach mouth throughout In addition to the above regular mm. bi above splendid vessels on moderate Dungarvan, D STATES. HE gee Sarees respecifally begs leave to tender his » he flate ec for the frichful red into with him. if the regu 6th, Tth, year. lar iine 5 16th 2 i jarmi ick, Bkibb Youg! a niet from Liverpool to Phil y the Kesular Packet Shi; ally or by letter, post paid, McMURR. South NE reets, New York, erpool a number of splendid 4 Ray pereencnt Li- Sea, Greenock, Broom, and Ocean ish, to remit d the pay- Lon? 1 Waterloo oid, FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—Rogular Pack et for January 26.—The superior fast bh pen hip SHERLUVAN, Capt. Geo. B. Commi 0 tons wail as above, her regular day For pb ld or ing accommodations ‘unsurpuased fer aplendor I board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall spply on boerd ot eee ota Xe ‘South street, Sp GARRICK, Capt. B.1.H. Trask, will the Sheridan, and sail’ February sith, her regular 390 FUR LIVERPOUL—Kegular Packet of feth, m- stant—The elegant packet stip SHERIDAN, Cap tain Cornish, wit street, orto ill ssil asabove, her regalar day— lendid furnished necommo- is wharf, foot of Wall street, INS, $6 Sonth street. Kk, will sueceed the ay day ‘or freight or passage, Mu board, at O1 EK. Lar pera apply on Garrick, ‘ith Ka wrth macket celp ial IRELAND, pan ae can remit any amonnt from oue pound ani pwards to their friends in any reat Britain or frelacd, by applying to the subscribers, ofwhoar drafts ean be obtained payable at sight, without discount,in all the prineipal towns and citi out England, Ireland, He land sant pot drafts can forward th of the month of De of ist them by 16th, 21st or 26th ‘Steamers sailing {om a 3 on the amuary. W. & J. T. TAPSCOT'T, 8% Southst., ase 24 door below Barling silp. MONTHLY REPORT FOR DECEMBER, OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 78 CHAMBERS 8 D Bgucaise bile ThaLtks, § Breer] venerent cera 2 Diarrhan. 8 Suppression of the menses. Primary ebancr be Pesee ot, Impotency. 5 Pain in the h 2 Recent 1A 24 Seminal weakness, > Prima § Gonorn cousumption. ea. sruL OPRRATIONS any Cunes. 3 Uvmlas removed.) 6 Iojuries attended to. Fy Hydrocele, 2 Operations 2 Tonsils removed. 8 Venereal warts remove 1 Polyps removed from the 2,0perations for fistulain ani ; Ampvtation, 3 Enlarged proatate glands, under treatment. mb. 13 Strictures cured in the ure- hra. MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS ££ m. mon nee on the Ist, aud from Marseill pe years as follows >= ARCOLE (new) GASTO i (new? FIUCE de JOINVILLE, (new) ARC ‘OLE, tuew) NEBRASKA, ‘These vessels are of the first c} experience. Their accommodations, for passe: jomfort and arene passed for ats el fi ‘be forwarded free of other shargee les the 1 ach Coulter, Watson, Aug. Captains. From Marseili Lawrence, Jane 10 Nov ester, July 10 Dec. Eveleigh, Aug. 10 Jan. Coulter, Sept. 10 Feb. Watson, Oct. 10 Mar. Hort Fea BBE ATR PHELPS, Ps 19 Fesntatrecy ‘or to CKEN, No, 189 are 2 Difficulty in making water. 4 Cases bubo 6 Hemorrhoidae tumors re- 1 Phymosis. move The poor attended to between 9 and 10 in the mornin if. BOSTWICK, M.D _j8 tweod*re Surgeon rand Ph THE BALL ROOM. ETER ROBERTS, respectfully solicits inspection of plendid a Goods, th ton, many of whlebs owls will be found cheaper than have he tofore been offered. Superb Neapolitan lace fronted Dr Tamboured flounced Dresses, very rich, from $6 to $14. New style tunic frouted tamboured Dresses $8. Double flounced tambour Dresses $12 $14 Fine needle work Dresses at $6, us: Lace Dresses of the uewes and most approved styles, from resent sen- sein in the tarift, er 10 10 to A few very fine riv'ered lawn Hhdkfs, trimmed with rich re, wency lace, at 3 aud $4, the cheapest article ever «: French embroidered misettes, with collars, at 1 Ta $2, ass, commended by men of » at $1, usual price 1508 175, og be yee eeite de ; : ey it Me ye pps price 175 a. prt ptrror _ eon f on ~ of the most costly de ription, from $1 variety of Thread Lace and trimmed Needle-worked Faves, Collars, ke., suitable for holiday prese: a. 373 Broadway. NOTICE, RICE REDUCED TO 25 CED the fast thirty years ower remitted by personally deposite rsons in Freland, rwaridad to tiv 1 more; also to any * tof England or letter, post-paid, to the wabseriber, or with him, with the name of the NEW YORK at See LINE OF Frou N. Wang ip. Ty sip SAKACEN, N.'T. Hawkins, fed beam Br. Ship BROOKSBY, H. M’Ew | Br Bark ADAMCARR,Jno Wright Br. Bark ANN HARLEY, R. Scott, ag Nov 'r 15. Mareh 15, eryattention will ents er’ otains will Cure for Baldue for the toilet. proclaimed and bore witness value and effle: ‘peli prevents baldness, restores the hair that has fallen off omne thins keepe the heir from becoming giey Zand re: draff, scar ularly recommended he Jadiex, ax it uot ouly eteans and prillisney wi od cannot wepared " lands or Neon, to whom COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS me ia 1 shy cap . feseipe, wo thaw ‘ettect nes CHa: ‘Ss COUGH LOZENG f; or by ¢ Corbyn cenee for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse: the hina, consumption, &e., for sal by G street, corner of Frankfort, agent for rEK, 14 DUANE street, betw: ‘William streets, has for the | ” one to two Weeks, with scarcely auy Const. tution in by young m ond small of the to the patient. brought on by arecret habit i ts dyspepsia, weekness of the lim oufusiou ot’ intellect, forgetfalne Pe taining $3 for advice, attended to. (77 Be not deceives Dr. “Roeper haa no connection with any other office. AKKIED LADIES WiLL FIND MUCH w imter them by perusing Moral Physiology, written by 1 ‘ ‘additions aud alterations by R. G fully read by every married | re persuaded be and its advice Comer j to send for thei Fought out by this P. 8—Person country ean havi terms, by apply FOR TIVERFOORST he aplondid fret ee ni via, deg A Veabin and stee by any ship in po hip on reas ip 8 , will sail on the rs or Passage apoly to rat day Ov De WING KE, aw ne os “ Fetes diflerens stato of society trom toe Present would exist a ther at by thems, | iis perrors of poverty end the proopect-et a tarye Tamir’ of | pu children, which could be but poorly reared, prevent many ULL & MINTURN, jent ‘people {roi entering the. matrimonial state; but Ein ‘York, cr ere is a work that will tell you important secrets whieh ie MOH, Sie may obv ich objections. "Price of the baok 38 cents. Prhindel Phin oot bookselterss sad the Radice, Ase | uU eh ‘moet ers: eo itor, LJ Hing packet La: | stilatelpniny ead r aii tmer rt. | Ww ae JEWELKY, AND SILVER WARE hare board | FIVE subseribers continue to have for sale a fall assort- yoy ones ment of gold and silver Watches, of the most approved EPH MS: dict ers, which will be offered at the very lowest prices, and and Sout! jends from the old VACKERLY 4 BR Rata aig nde het Laake OM 0 year THE LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS, | Our State Legislature, the greater part of the day being | of the Assembly from Ulster county. AFFAIRS IN ALB ANY. TELEGRAPHIC, Avsayr, Jan. 19, 1847. Senate. ‘There was little business transacted in this branch of absorbed in the discussion of the slavery resolutions. Assembly. Mr. T. #aurH, from the Committee on Elections, made | & majority report adverse to the claim of Mr. Hasbrouck | to the seat of Mr. De La Montagnie, one of the members | Mr. Watson presented @ minority report on the same subject. The report of the Commissioners in favor of the loca- tion of a portion of the line of the New York and Erie Railroad in Pennsylvania, was ordered to be printed, but not distributed until the minority report shall have been received and printed. A resolution was offered, calling on the Comptroller for an account of the extras paid judges and the attorney general. Adopted. The discussion on the Ulster county contested election has been further postponed until the 27th inst. The use of the chambers was granted tbe Agricultural Society. BY THE MAILS. LEGISLATIVE PROCKEDINGS. Axpany, Jan. 18, 1847, seNaTE. Mr. Jones asked, that his resolutions of reference of | portions of the co stitution (already published in the Herald) might be had under consideration ; the resolu- tions of reference were adopted, with some unimportant modifications. THIRD READING OF BILLS. The bill for the registration of births, deaths and mar- riages, having been read a third time, and the question upon its final passage being about to be taken, ‘A debate arose upon the proper construction of the fifteenth section of the third article of the constitution, which provides that ‘the question upon the fiaul pas sage (of a bill) shall be taken immediately upon its last reading” Doubts were ente! ed whether the aed ‘Ymmediately” meant “point blank,” “ instanter” “reasonable despatch.” It was put into the hands of the Committee of the whole Senate. BLACK SLAVERY. ‘The anti slavery resolutions came up again; Mr. Srencen concludod hia remarks in faver of the resolu- tions. Mr. Jones replied in favor of his resolutions, declaring that at present itis inoxpedient to agitate the question of slavory ; the Senator said that his resolutions did not raise the question of the propriety or Eimeed ot sla- very 5 he bolioved that the climate of California was not a slave climate ; ; the existence ef slavery there was im- possible. Mr. Youxa gave the Senate a second edition of his speech of Saturday upon this subject ; it was such a speech as only Samuel Young can make, r. Hawnis got the floor, and the committee rose with- out! taking a vote, sothat he may have an opportunity to speak to-morrow. Assembly. The Srraxrr spreinted Messrs. Allaben, J. Smith, Wright, Treadwell, Gregory, Marks, Soper, and J. L Smith, as a standing committee on feudalivm (in tho nine- teenth century ) $10,000. ‘The bill for the relief of the second regiment of New York voluntecrs was again had under consideration this morning. On motion of Mr. N. B. Ssitu, of New York, the vote upon the bill was re-considered. ‘The democrats attempted to have the bill and preamble referred to the Committee of the Whole in order to make the preamble less objectionable it possible; the demo- crats contended that they had not had an oprortunity to discuss the merits of tho pceamble; that ths previous dal vot had been sprung upon th- motion to take the inal vote upon the bill and preamble. Mr.iJ. B. omits offered a compromisatory amendment to the preamble. The Crain suid it was not in order. A motion was then made to strike out the preamble. The Cua said the motion was not in order. ‘An appeal was taken from the decision of the Chair, (which wus right,) but the appeal was withdrawn. Then the motion to recommit the bill and preamble to the committee of the whole, was made. The motion was debated with considerable feeling ; it was lost—ayes 43, noes 69. Mr. Deverin then offered an amendment to the pream- ble, to the purpose, that the President involved us in a war, * justifiably,’ *&>. It also was lost, but by a di- minished vote, (48 to 59,) ten whig members declining to vote on the amendment. Mr. Watson moved that the House 1econsider the vote onthe recommitment of the bill and preamble, to tl committee of the whole, and made some incendiary re. marks in support ef his motion. The House adjourned without a vote on the wetion. ————Se Bostox, Jan. 18—4 P. M. The Weather—Father Taylor and the Abelitionists—That $20,000—T'he Supply—The Volunteers, $c. On Saturday the weather was mild and windy, but about midnight, the w: which had been veering from 8. to E., made a jump to N. W., and blew with great fu- ry, and by daylight the mud was hardened with frost, the sky clear, and the oir piercing cold All day, the wind blew keenly from N. W.; but on Monday it again | changed to S. F, became dark and hazy, and commenc- od snowing. Such sudden changes of woather must be very injurious to the sickly and consumptive, and con- sequently profitable to the doctors and undertakers. Yesterday the Rev. E. T. Taylor (designated by sai- lors Father Taylor,) defined bis position in relation to abolitionism and our present war with Mexico. By way of preface, it may be as well to stete that Mr. Taylor was born in South Carolina, and at an carly age followed the sea fora living, being left onerphan. During the last war with Great Britain, he was actively engaged in privateering, he was taken prisoner. In the soli- tude of confinement he ‘experienced religion, peace being decku horting mind their souls’ 1 the character of sujlors, his suce wonderful, and soon b ted in th g the trammels of rule, went right to the heart. eard a man speaking’ to them as one of them- selves, who knew their wa: ed them how to supply tl Merchants, and others interested in n fruits of the young sailor's preachinj the present day they have sustained mained the poor sailor boy, every bod: him; but when he began to re: d His fervid eloquence, sin rly in public not been wanting those who have him, But he has weathered the storm, so far, without having trained sermon, yesterd ¢ who requested his opinion upon the abolition of slavery, were referred to the constitu- tion. If Mossachusetta considers herself compet conduct herown gov nt without the interf of any other State, he asked wh: ling to allow others the same privi exercised for herself! Let be for let be, was good poli- cy, and hoe went for it. In relation to the war wil ico, he had only to say that he had always stuck by his’ country against all foreign foes, and would continue iv do so a8 lopg as ho lived. He knew that he would be denounced and misrepresent- di but those who wished to know his opinicns, had now openly, and they might say of him what they me . He did not know that he wasa person of such | consequence in the political world that any one should | wish to know what he thought about slavery, or any- thing He had work enough to keep the devil from walking away with sailors, without taking up any new branch of busin He knew something ubout suilors, and to their inte: he would devote his life, without dabbling in politios of any kind. ‘The special assignment for the consideration of Mr. Cushing’s report on the resolve appropriating $20,000 to- wards equipping the Massachusetts volunteers, was taken up to-day in the Legislature, and Mr. Cushing having obtained the floor, advocated the acceptance of the report in a most eloquent speech of an hour and twenty minutes, after which one of the minority of the committee rose to reply ; but on motion, the further con- sideration of the subject was postponed until to-morrow. The galleries and lobbies of the House were crowded with ladies and gentlemen, to listen to Mr. C* shing’s eloquence. At the close of his remarks, he was cheered by the spectators, in defiance of the ‘thunder of the Speaker, who nearly knocked his desk down beating order. ‘This afternoon, the st re ship Supply, which had been anchored in the stream, made sail, and again went along- side of the navy yard, for what reason { am not in- ‘verte day C inci: ‘erterday Capt. Wright's company, who are princi- | pally composed Hd Irishmen raed public worship in the Franklin street cathed: op Fitzpatrick ad- oie ‘a fow words to them, to the effect that they our t their Gor, by having hen called upon to face | 6 no fears of the futw ‘Strenuous efforts aro being made here by the Abolitio: iste, ond others opposed to the war, to indnce the volun teors to desert. OF 1 One of the prisoners confined in the Louisville j tempted to on the Sth inst, In jumping ‘1 ation he crushed one of his legs ina | Joseph Miller, in Deerfield, N - | them, and io turning up the rubbi-h in t! | in ten days from Point Petre, Gua OF Obto have decided ad The Supreme Court of Ohio have decide verse to the city of Cincinnati. in the s9 called Jow case. ‘The Court declares the ordinance of the Gigoinnati Counell, rohibiting trading, bartering and selling on Sunday voi es thos Une Coheclentionaly ‘observe the seventh day of the week as the Sabbath. A ball was given in the Parliament house, Quebec, on Thursday week to about 50 lunatics. Every thing passed off with perfect propriety, and the principal dignitaries and fashionables of the city were present. A man named Beverly was frozen to death at Montgo, Ja., on tl 8 und effects of have very materially improved | ‘wors, by sweeping out the bars which had | accumulated. The Alida, a steamer designed as a day boat between New York and Troy, to be commanded by Captain G. O. | ‘Tupper, is now finishing, and will be ready to take her | place on the opening of navigation It is contemplated to build a bridge over the St. Law | fh for the accommodation of the Boston railroad. though the distance from Laprarie two miles. ‘The water, however, is | It is designed to make the bridge of 60 spans | feet floating ice. A German named Mamele, was mardered by somo highwaymen, near the mound, at St. Louis, a few nights since. Edward Avery has been elected Supreme Judge of Ohio, by a vote of 66 to 49, in the legislature. Tho Connorsville Telerraph of 7th instant, the White Water Valley hax ben visited by which have done immense damage. ‘The Western Reserve College has in all $20 students, The Bath papers consider it ax among the ordained events of the future, thet the railroad from Portland to | that town will be built next summer. ‘The city authorities of Georgetown, D. poi da committee to consider the propriety’ of action ject of the abolition paper to be started in Wash ton. A volunteer named Isaac Lynch, was accidentally killed, a few days since, ickeburg. He fell from the roof of a house and broke his neck. 8044 persons were wimitted into the Charity hospital of New Orleans last year, of whom 7074 were discharged and 856 died. 6150 were foreigners, and 1773 of the United States, The interest on the Seoreie State bonds is to be paid in advance during t Well done, eorgia! Yunaluskeo, the C! harsheechiat lately appeared before the Senate, and then before the House of Commo: North Carolina, to return bis tb ks for their kindness to in voting him three hundred acres of land in Chero- J one hundred dollars in money. AFrenchman named Guillet, was bitten by a dog, short time since, in New Orleans, and the constant ap- prehensions of hydrophobia, under which be labored, affected his health seriou , and a disease called the “false pleurisy,” supervened, and carried him off. Two children, at Bath, Me., left alone in a room, were lately burnt, #0 as to render’ recovery hepoless. “Their agos were four and six; the elder came in contact with the fire, and communicated the flames to the younger. Mothers, be cautious ‘The amount of money annually expended for cigars smoked in the United States, is near $10, 00). Abel Burrows, of Ypsilanti, Michigan, was lately drowned in the St. Clair River. He was formerly a resi- dent of Boston. The steamboat Harry Hill, while backing out from the wharf, on the 11th inst., at Louisville, burst hor receiv- ing side pipe, injuring the engineer, Stephen Webb, and much damaging the boat. Abram Newkirk was found dead in the still house of J., on Tuesday morning ere during a storm, feli hay It is supposed he went in asleep, and woke no more. A stable in Memphis was destroyed by fire, on the 11th inst., and with it 15 horses. A barber named Warren, was shot in Memphis, on the 10th inst’ ‘The ball entered the upper part of the cheek, and ronged duwoward towards the neck, making a bad and dangerous wound No errest made. On the 12th inst., at Columbus, § C., M Edoart, a well known Doguerreotypist and “ Silhouethte,” huog him sel Abi young ‘man, aged about seventeen, son of Heury H Evans, of Bangor, was killed in the Webster Mills of that city, by being caught in the machinery. Tho Boston Transcript, of Monday, says that Mr Choate commenced the closing argument in defence of Tirreil, this forenoon, and was still speaking when we left the court. The defence is a most masterly effort, and Mr. C. seems to enter heart and seul into the case.— Itis as yet impossible to form the slightest idea as to what may be the result of the trial. A flood has taken place by the risiny river, by w much damage ha: canals were seriously injured. A ution has passed both branches of the Kentucky Legislature to adjourn sine die on the 10th of February, thus moking a session of just two months. The distillery and mills of the Holliwell Brothers, at Toronto, were destroyed on the 10th inst. Loss $24,000; insurance $4000. There are supposed to be 75,000 Jews in the United State: York there are abeut 12 000—in Philadel E 2,800, and in Baltimore 1800. The whole number the four quarters of the globe is supposed to be nearly seven millions, of the Wabash peen dons, The ANOTWER Destruc ive Fire—Loss $60,000.— Suockinc Tracepy.—On this day week our pa- per announced the destruction by fire of ablock of three valuable brick stores on reet, and now it is our melancholy task to record ilar visitation in near poses, to the scene of the last. On Saturday morn bout 6 o'clock, the sre stor * Sampson Rea, thea the continuati Newton's beautiful block red to be on ¢ brick stores on Main street, was disco’ the store of Farrant & Loudon on th ° totally destroyed. ‘Tne dry goods store of Paul, Pogram & Co, at the corner, and i ining that of Robertson & Cornick, was saved with Rreat difficulty; as were also those of J. 1. Bloodgood & Co, H.P. & N. Ancker, and y, ‘and the jewelry ver ware store of Joseph M. Freeman, this, too, was de stroyed; and the one adjoining i Broughton, apothecary and druggrst, and Vickery & Grif- fith, booksellers and stationers, though saved, was much injured in front. The entire lors by this fire is estimated at $60,000, dis - tributed as follows: Newton's bui of st, $10,000, i ‘Talbot do.; Pau 00 ured; do., 8 to $7,000, insuranco $5,000; Sampson Rea, loss (total) $4,000, insurance $3000, Farrant & Loudon, $1500, insured; Jos. M. Freeman, 3 to $5,000 stock, covered by insurance, but none on turni- ture, which was nearly all destroyed; Edmund Dorney, loss and damage by moving goods, 3 to $500, insured Wm. H. Broughton, do. do do., $100, not insures ry & Griffith, $600, insured; PG Bontord, loss mage in removing stock of dry P.& N. Ancker, do. do. do., $ do. do. do., $1000, insured. 1 men occupying lodging rooms over Mr. Rea and Far. who had a narrow escape losing their effects. One of tI q., who lost his boo! of the Wirt Inst rooms, also fell a prey to the flame! gincs had ceased playing, some boys vei kept in one of Alter the en- ured in among lor of Ro- bertson & Cor store, a volume of caused by the ignition of a vessel of camphine, or spirits of tarpen- tine, concealed beneath, suddenly burst up, covering two of the boys with the burning liquid, and they were in. stantly enveloped in flames. ‘hey scrombled out and t in this horrid plight. Severel hundred people near, yet to afford them relief was im ost: ble ; for each of the boys was literally a pillar of One of the hapless youths instinctively ran to the pump at the head of market square, (a distance of about thirty yards,) where buckets of water were instantly thro: diately on reaching the street, when the fire was, with difficulty, extinguished, by throwing blankets around him—but, alas! too late. They were so dreadfully burned as to present an appearance too shocking to de- scribe. They were about the age of 14; one was the son of Mrs. Brown, who keeps a boarding house in Com merce street—he died about 2 o'clock thenext morning, ‘The other, wo learn, was the son of a widow of the name of Dani id been employed in vending matches about the strects. He still lingers in his misery, but without any earthly hope of his recovery. A son of Jobn Webb, cabivet-maker, was also badly, but not dan- gerously buraed.—Norfolk Herald, Jan. 17. U, S, Supreme Courr.—Washington, Jan. 16 1847.—The opinion of the Supreme Court, in the e of W. G Cook ve, John L Moffat and jelivered yesterday by Justice Grier. Cook | goods in New York, and gave hia note for them. Suit was brought for the note in the U 8. Court in Baltimore, ond Cook claimed that he was released b: the insolvent laws of Maryland, under which he had tained a disehi Judge Taney decided that as the contract was made in New York, it could not be avoided ty an insolvent discharg: Maryland. From this d cision an appeal taken to the Supreme Court Judge Grier delivered the opinion of the court y terday ich was, that the not a good ©: nd jon of Judy therefore, confirmed strictly conflued to th that any other case mi he present decision be. ra, Late rrom Evrorr.—The French ship Albert, Captain Fortesn, arrived at this port on hursday, eitad left Cher- bourg (France) on the Ist December mevopin. the French. West Ind was look- | ing well, and promised to be early, if the weather con. tinned favorable. rt mw anew ship. She made the passage from Notwithsta this, he dragged nearly @ square, nearly frozen to ‘death. so covers ' wei the Injuries he at. 3 ( Teceived that his limb was amputated. 10 Charleston in 43 days, eleven of which was occupied in discharging cargo at Point Potro. Charleston Courier, Jan. 16, | evidence adduced in the ‘once, wes 2 upon him, and the fire extinguished; the other fell imme- | Priee Twe Cents, Court of General se Before Recorder Scott, and Ald. Robe: and John McKeon, = District yin, ib Plea of Guilty —Jobn Gilbert, is dicted forg. in having in hi wll a wt A @ same, at the opening of the Cout withdrew a former plea of not guilty, and en of guilty, which was received, and the pris is morning ener rowed ed for sentence. Another Flea of Guilty—Terrence Burns, indicted for keeping a disorderly house in Water street, also en. | tered a plea of guilty. Sentence deferred until Saturday next. Trial for Grand Larceny.—Sarah Meylan (the reput- ed wife of Jolin Jack, whose trial was noticed yeste day) was then placed at the bar for trial, on a charge of larceny, in having heen concerned with John Jack in robbing Mr. John R. Sergeant, in the month of brug Jast, of about sixty doliars in bank bills, and in and other property, worth about $75, while atthe idence of the 7 he hed been induced to go earni sential particular as that of the trial of Jehn Jack yer terday. ‘The accused was found guilty, and remanded for sentence. Trial demeanor—A policeman named Henry J. next called to trial, to answer for a misde- received from Augusta Keighley, the sum of $2 50, contrary to law. Butl rogress had been made in the trial, before the yo adjeurned watil to-morrow. Common Pleas. Puitaoeriia Co., Jan 16, 1847. . Margaret Bell vs. Richard Bell—In this cause the Court decreed adivorce,a vinculo matrimonis, (from the bonds ofthe marriage) with costs. The parties, we be- lieve, were formerly 1 f the city of New York Court C Crrevir Count— 22, 23. Common PLeas—First Part—20, 299, 21, 26, 27, 29, 31, 33, 87,3. Second Part—34, 36, 38, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 62, 64, 58, 68, 62, 64, 40, | Arras 1n lowa.—There will undoubtedly be no Senatorial representation from this State for the present ‘Tho Burlington Hawkeye of the 24th ultimo, contains the following additional perticulars of the attempt to bribe certain members of the same Legislature. ‘There are several persons, who have hitherto stood high as honorable men in the community, who are um- plicated. At the last Tmseting but one of the committee, Jobnson Chapman, fireman of the House, and who isthe only democrat among all the officers of that body, was examined in bis tick room. His testimony is similar to | the certificate which may be seen below. The certificate was obtained frem him for the use and satisfaction of Mr. Clifton, and is as follow “Ido hereby certify that on Tuesday, December 2, 1846, | was authorized by Col. Wm. Patterson, of Lee county, Jowa, to offer to Josiah Clifton and Reuben Con- lee, each, the use of one hundred dollars for Divety nine years, if desired, without interest, it they would give their vote in an election then about to come on for United States Senators in the General Assembly for such @ maa or men as the said Col. Win, Patterson would name tor the oflice of United States Senator. Also, I was au thorized by ol. Patterson and 8. Haight, to offer Jose Clifton individually, on their own part and the part their associates, to enter into a bond of $10,000 if ne sary to sectire him an appointment in the Land offic: register or receiver, provided he would vote for men for the United States Senate whom they we name. The above named Conlee and Clifton are me bers of the House of Representatives of lowa. ‘This certificate is signed by Johnson Chapman, above mentioned. INTELLIGENCE From Lipenta. rald of Nov. 6th fhe Liberia He- The public mind has, in a great measu jeved of the apprehension that forcible posi n would be taken of Grand Cape Mount, at the Bi government. We are d by authority, which may be relied upon, the in tention of her Majest: fact bas not yet been her ships of war on this station ; and it is but reasonable to supose, if such an order had been issued, none would have known it so the coast to protect British inter however, failed to watch all movements, reference to that district of country. there is a gentleman at Siei from E1 jovernm the of persons to engage, with him f the British na’ DANCING ACADEMY. R. SARACCO, Italian Chorograph it, me Mle GELINA, first teacher of the Parisi Dancing ellarius, grateful to the American “beau mond rot trouage they have met with most datngentes ie | in Sew York, have co -* 'ALTZ Dance of Naples, now very fashionable ti 9 raed higher circles of Paris ; and anew walte in five stepes a order to yaplese by Mr. Perot, which was not received im Parisian a veing (oo theatrieal. id also all the most ifal dances, and go all the m a haiaaak e rate imonponed sheng Bases Brosdway, comer of ‘Canal street, No. 50. vented jones” as Th published in'Nes Academy, KOUSSEL’S AMANDINE, FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF HE SUBSCRIBE (Ince of the frm of Ke russel, : C: inte of the firm of 'T Boiveri—eo remove! crecpectially poliate ce ot this article, so appropriate to the seasoa. Upon its absolute perfection he is willing to risk the reputation of his estab- Pty! from its freshness; there qumher foreigu oF domestic, he 4 by the produet of any laborat rices generaily 30 to 30 per c ctiuly solveits the patronage pf t the same time to di tles, Odon , both handsome ented at home in grief Her ‘mind ‘was tron! ‘Aud nought cou To sing at concert sh Aad she grew fall well tant Soren might she knew full well that Sivont might, Tmean Mr. Loven, might seold. She picked up the "i And qaiekiy iv Of Hance’ Bhe took three doses, three hox Hance’s Hoar noi It cured her cold soee es ay heare— tn the MEOUND SYRUE “| HOARHIO: N eave for COUGHS: COLDS, BRON: curtis, OX STHMAY CONSUMPTIO: re, a 57 conta per b bottle, or six bottles for $2 50, DS, corner of Fulton ve ee ou. ENRY SOHNSON, cor. of Broadwa) Tok, D. Sands & CO: East Broadway ats, ¢ Eseulapan min or or, of stele + Guion, cor of Bowery and fy) BSS ) CURED. I Shesrfulty comp! lelntosh, to state dratn ment of Drs. ¢ hearin military duty-—Signed, H M_ forces, Jamaica Be ag ese to ae | Ou— fe ent deafness, dischar- rete ty sllctcns tid he way. ‘dil mere URED IN ONE MINUTE, Hen article, and in the game i will not inju ¢ eee ouly by HENRY JO! 3 Brondway. in the Granite Building 140 | teu street, 77 East Broadway, and at Coddington" a son st, | Price 25 cents. ie chasers mast beware of spuriot jodyne, intended to deceive the for the Clove Auodyne prepared by HES nd purchase only of respectable dealers. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. JORPONS TOOTHACHE DROPS IODY NE, for th trom decayed repare hon A. for the last year by Henry Johnson. (successor to A. & Ce) who now the sole propri purchasers, ts tO re and ask for Jol | Tiros, aed co examne th of the kenuibe has the signature 0 Remember chat the true ©: ‘ove An cure for the most violent toothache or baa in the gums, and | that it is manutaerured a) May y Henry Johason, | Chemie are Di “gs |, West nite Bi also tt Patton oe way, and ot Hadson at Price 2% cente, GENUINE BEAR’S OIL. HE, enormous number of Wigs mauafactared im this bea conclusive proof that t! fe natjefactorily prov proper 1d not be Necessary in one cave out di Sim*th ive qualien, the Gen j hes = a pF ro own to chem othe noe te hs most healthfel sourshment, ne okoring water within the expilary tubes, and Xariant locks, which it produces, a tendeney to Bie Uo) mreeessor to A Pinan went side, in the Granite i ing, commer of et. “Sold also, at 100 Fulton stree Brondway ; alto at 303 Hudson street, corner o Mpriag, fi mn itations oe ot aS OF err ae HENRY J Price 0 conte and 2 cents per bottle. Sager