The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1847, Page 3

For Mr. Winslow; for Whising The fary seadared. » verdict In for the defendant. Christopher Hassenbrock.—This s ard tees ‘he case ended in a nonsuit. Svrnume Court—CHamnens—Deo 23.—Before Justice one to admit her to bail Supreme Court, and the Catharine Surre, Soar wee way, Ww @ plainti: breaking down a fence. aes, for foreibl: ings is at less prici —Inre, Madam Restelt, tions pending in this matt pending the writ of error in other to remove the indictment lately found from the Court of Sessions to the Court at Both will be decided upon to-morrow, (this Baby Jumper, ure ait Beoudwa welt are’ ch he "wonl ‘enllahe attention af those w; this useful and emaving inventi rt MONEY MARKET. ‘Thursday, Dec, 23.6 P. M. Quotations for stocks have not changed much to-day ‘The market continues exceedingly quiet, in consequence of the absence of the steamer, and the operations are confined to # few of the fancies. to-day, Reading Railroad fell off 1 percent ; Farmers’ Loan, 4; Norwich and Worcester advanced +s per cent; Harlem, Reading Bonds, and Long Island closed at pri- oes current yesterday, At the second board there were moderate sales of Harlem and Reading Railroad at morning prices. ‘The Hibernia is now in her twentieth day; there is, however, no cause for apprehension The Britannia was twenty days on her last passage, and the Hibernia wastwenty deys on her passage last Janua- ty. Woe have seldem seen so much anxiety exhibited for later intelligence from Europe. The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company have declared « semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The Fitohburg Railroad Company have declared adi- vidend of five per cent for,the past five months, payable on the first of January. The Connecticut River Railroal Company have declar- ed @ four per cent dividend for the last six months’ busi- wieg @ balance to carry to the reserve fund. The dividend will be peid om the 10th of Janu- Count or Genenat Sessions, Dec, 93.—Before Re- corder Scott, and Aldermen Smith for Sodomy.—At the opening of the Court this mornin; Jobn A Rose was placed at the bar for trial, on an iu. dictment charging him with the commission of the before-mentioned crime and Crolius.—Triat , on the 30th of (ene mature, November last, the complainant in the case about ten to twelve years old, named Reuben tails of which are too di At the first board m for publication. sentenced to fi atte being George White. The jury again found him gulity, Court sentenced him to an additional term o! and nine months imprisonment in the State ison. ie Trial for Grand Larceny.—John McKenzie was next called to trial on en indictment for grand larceny ; having, on the lst ef December iast, stolen $62 50 in coin, consisting of half- Shadrack G. Hatch. lative to her safety. sles and quarter eagles, vidence adduced on the part of the prosecution not sustaining the charge in the in- Gictment, the jury acquited the prisoner. “nether trial for Grand Larceny.—A colored man, named Peter Jones, was then placed on charge of having stolen 41 si of Stone & Gl t the bar for trial, hirts, worth $50, the jason, from % wagou, while standing in front of the store No. 180 Chatham st. Bensamin Dx Groot, @ boy, being at he was requested to watch the wag in front of the store in question ; that he sa the wagon, and take from it a quant shirts, apd then run off, whereupon the witness gave m to his uncle, who instantly pursued and over- © prisoner, with the property in his >, Hazuwrr testified that the proper! q in his care and charge at the time it was stolen; that be was then in thestore No, 180 Chatham street ; that he wan called to the door by the boy De Groot, who in- formed witness that colored man had stolen the i that witness then pursued the prisoner and arrest: rty in his possession. who tound the prisoner ining that he was an old offender, sentenced him to 4 years and 9 months imprisonment in the State prison. Another trial for Grand Larceny.—Lawrence Dunn, oars of age, wes;next placed upon trial, in connection with other lade, of cutlery and faney articles, from a case in front of No. 104 South st, the property of Hiram Cure, oa the 7th of November last. found the prisoner guilty of petit larceny only, and the Court sent him to the penitentiary for t Another Trial for Grand Lorceny.—Patrick Farrall evening of the 3st of October last $30, the property of Dillon Bliss. “Che prosecution fail- ed to substantiate the charge in the indictment; and the jury therefore rendered a verdict of not guilt; Another Trial for Grand Larceny.— William § rey was next placed at the bar on an indictment charg- ing him with having, on the evening of the 28th of Oo- tober last, stolen three barrels of whiskey, worth $64, y of Kenrick Abrich, from pier No. 4, the Bcoused guilty, and the ‘im to two years and three months im- The lower house of the Legislature of Indians has pass- ed bill authorising the Auditor and State Treasurer to borrow of the State Bank of Indians $95,000, at 6 per eent, to meet the payment of interest due January let | 1848, on State bonds—the sum borrowed to be repaid, by the Ist of April, 1943, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the receipts and ex- penditures of the Delaware division of the Pens: lvanig ig November Wot, submitted to tl and the Court, asoertai Canal, during the present ‘year, ending November a lad about 17 Detaware Diviston of tHe Penneytvania Canau. jpte—Tolls collected... ... Expenditures—Supervision, Repairs, Collec- tors, Lock-keepers, &o. . .. stolen about $50 wort. e term of six Surplus receipts over expenditures for 1847.$143,040 92 Or nearly the interest on three millions of dollars, Profita of 1847 Annual intercs! Surplus Fund, Cost of Canal. The increase of business this year over last has been very considerable. The receipts of coal over last year amount to 72,392 tons; of pig from, 3,793,713 pounds, of bar iron, 221,463 pounds, the latter being chiefly ra Court sentenced prisonment in the State prison. Triat for Burglary.— was then called to trial on a charge of into the house of Valentine Magher, and 5 jum of $26. The jury found the prisoner tit larceny only, and the Court sent her to Island for the term of six months, jjourned until to-morrow morning. Court Catenpar ror tTHIs Dav—Circuit No. 69, Moore vs Comstock et al; 30, Hopkins et al, vs De Solyer ; 24, Reymond vs Hurd et al ; 4, Mechanics’ Fire Insurance company ofcity of New York; 994 Hudson vs Quackenboss ; 13 Foster et al vs Sni impleaded, &o.; 3234, Rich vs Lynoh ; 364, Browne vs Shultz ; 56, Green va Ryder et al; 71, Hunt etal vs Sheldon et al; 72, Barne, vs Drew ; 73, Kellogg vs Car- Sheldon et al vs Conkey ; 75, Wills vs Moore; Hook vs Hanford et al; 77, Swift et al rili et al; 78, Doe vs Roe; 79, Clark vs Beaoh et al Superior Court—422, Dunham et al. vs. Cunningham; 35, Olmstead vs. Elder; 119, Brauer vs. Bernheimer; 99, same vs. Platt; 124, Lawrence vs. Browne; 126, same ys. Dryden; 106, Willis vs. Scott; 63, Maxwell Pritchard; 79, Ireland vs Kissam; 133, B ; 133, ‘Couch vs. Coggeshall; 134, Boyd Sylvester; 136, Couch Comstock et al; 187, Martin vs. Dickinson; 138, » Saunt vs. Green ; Marvin vs. Dawson; 142, Hanna vs. Hanne; 143, ; 144, Corporation First Presbyterian Church vs. Conklin; 145, Bowman vs. Van Voorhies; 146, Reimer et alvs. Mebrens; 147, Asbre; au; 149, Day vs. Wagetaff; 1; 161, Browne vi 1001 The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company, for the month of November, in each of the past two years, were as annexed: — RWICH AND Woacesren Ratuaoas, ‘ah Thompson, Increase... 1,048 Freightaud mails ++ +e+$18488 $16,920 Decrease. .$1,568 The aggregate receipts of this company for the first eleven months in each of the past two years, were as 1846, January firet to December first. . . 1617, January first to December first. Decrease first eleven months of 1847.. $13,740 00 At this rate, the decroase for the year will amount to about fifteen thousand dollars. ‘Phe through travel of this road has fallen off during the past year more than fifty per cent, the whole of which is attributed to the stoppage of the Long Island daily train. This decrease has been principally owing tothat arrangement having ceased, but partially tothe attraction of travel to other This road will soon have to depend upon its local travel entirely, and the through travel along the line will ultimately have to depend upon some other route, for communication with this city. of the road from Worcester to Nashau, may benefit the Norwich line; but the through travel from that line to this city, is just as likely to come by the way of New Haven as Norwich, and more likely, ‘to come by the way of New Haven, when the railroad between that city and this, via the Harlem, is completed. Merchandise will, if possible, take am inland route, in passing to and from this city, for safety, expedition, re- gularity, and, perhaps, expense. The opening of the line connecting Nashua with Worcester will be ef benefit to all the lines of railroad connecting directly with this pton; 135, Guernse; les ads Martin; ‘Wyman va. Smith: and more favorable routes. et al va. Smi Seymour et al vs is possible the openii ve. Purdy; 157, al_vs. Boyd; 159, Cook v: 161, Hotzell ys. Lockwoox &o. of New York. Surreme Court ov tue Usitep States, December 22 —No. 13. Lewis A. Collier vs. Josiah Stanbrou; error to the Supreme Court of Louisiana. Mr. Justi Catron delivered the opinion of this Court, affirming th judgment of said Supreme Court in this cause, with costs. No.7. George Smith, plaintiff in error, vs. Wm. Turner, Health Commissioner, &o, The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Van Buren for the defend- @nt in error. ,Adjourned till to-morrow at 11 o’clock. — To the New York Public, and to serious, solema an pharelded pe JOHN-DONKEY, a Jor We have frequently made remarks relative to the construction of an “air line” railroad between this city and Boston, via New Haven, Middletown and Williman- fic, and have given place to the reports of engineers in ‘ings against, the construc- tioa ofsucha route. The necessity cf bridging the Con- necticut, in building this road, has been raised as a great objection to the line in every shape,and there is certainly a strong argument in this againstits construction. It is very natural for the people inhabitinga sectionof coun- try not provided with a railroad, to desire one, and if pos- sible construct ene; but it does not follow that such a road will be productive. An air line road between this city and Boston would answer very well, if there was any great saving in distance, compared with the routes already constructed and in active operation; but ac cording to the surveys made, the direct‘line would be only about twenty miles nearer, and the time saved only about half an hour. The cost of the road from New Haven to the eastern line of Cennecticut, will be about two and a half million of dollars, and from the eastern line of the State: to Boston, as much more, making an aggregate expenditure of about five millions cf dollars, for the construction of & road through a section of country by no mennsable to support the line, and de- pending upon a large amcunt of through travel for suffl- cient revenue to make expenses. Railroads create + great deal business, and estimates are freqnently formed upon data furnished in those cases where roads ha Slready been constructed and the most favorable results oF le throughout Chri wuroal of the Present Pasume. This pap Donkeys who can’t help it, aud who, dom, must get rid of some of it, or burst. favor of, and reports of m who vends it is provided with kee Doodle,” one drop of which an mfallible antid hter. Pubs 2 & Lo., Boston; Pete Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes, Corn 18, fancy voxes for confectioners, jewelry in nests, for druggists, pill hoxes, marble, Chinese er borders, ornament Jr irate Nanuet For Holiday Presents—Diamond Pointed Gold Pens—Those who would. make aecestabl annot be one that is durable and warrant . No 7i Ceder street, have the largest and best asso; tment to be found in the city, which they much lower tian any other house in the trade, in ilver cases, Gold Pens repointed and repaired. Gold Pens for the Holidays—Persons desi- rous of making »n acceptable present,on the approaching Ho- lidays, are requested to examine the extensive nasortment of Gold Tgos gud Gold nnd Silver Pen ana Pencil Cases, for gale ed. John W. Greaton & dy eight or nine railroads, directly or indirectly connecting New York and Boston; the through travel between the two cities is divided be- tween these routes, and the local travel to and from each of the olties, on each line, is mon»polized by each com- pany. The airline must depend entirely upon what through travel it could draw from all these routes, and the local travel along its line. this would be suflcient to pay the expenses and earn the smallest dividend, on road costing more than five millions of dollars, To draw away from the other roads “oy important portion of the through travel, it must hold out great advantages, as regards safety, speed, and Now, it is well known that in the sesson for pleasure travelling, the most profitable season for rail- road and steamboat companies, water communication is the most desirable, the mont agreeabl expensive, being free from dust and those annoyances which are more or less attached to railroad routes. It in an agreeable change from the cars te a steamboat efter travelling a hundred miles; and most travel fer it, partioularly invalids, and very few would choose a journey of two hundred and fifty miles by land, when it can be divided between conveyances by land and water. Water communication saves time, without destroying rest, and is, therefore, preferred by business mei cheaper, and is, therefore, preferred by all, at certain 'w pattern, of gold case, just introduced is, without exception, the n With an infinite variety of gold wing from the lowest to th st qualities, they are sel great reduction from the Gold pens repaire Ud. A. _— We much doubt whether Goid and Stiver Watches for the Holidays, ive ausortment of Indies’ and gentle- ches, some of which are of 1 apreeely, for hol |. ¥. SAVAG A beantifal and exter iginal patterns, designed senik, for sole at the lowest prices. by ton street. Gold watches from $20 and upwards. nt, Store, 04 Nassau st., tw a ‘ar to good Cheistmas Dav} «Scott's” five per c posite our office Gentlemen wi advantage” (while making their cal invited Co eall ou our friend over the wa orb assortment of Shirts, Bosoms, rovate, snd Under Garme: cent, below Broadway pric and the least 94 Nassau street. A Suggestion The most contd be more vecepta ‘Tha strictest confidecee will derives to remain nv kuown, aod all & Is establishment will be del-vered atan eer'y hour on New Year's morning, 1m any part of the eity, free of charge. ined where the giver clea purchased at By the summer of 1848, ina Period of a little more than tix months, the New Haven Railroad will be com- Ploted to Bridgeport, thus forming a connection with the whole fabric of New England railroads, and with Albany. That will be the first: communication between this city, Albany and Boston, by Tailroads; but we trust It will be the route to Alban: and by the winter of 1949, the inland route te Boston — All these lines diverge from the Harlem, at point about fifteen miles from this city, throwing upon that length of the Harlem road an immense amount of traMc. We have given estimates of the income of this road, made up from the increase upon its own business; but as they formno criterion of the amount of business likely to be done on it within the next year or elghteen months, they should ngt be taken asthe basis for any caloule- attention to his magoificent a hese beautiful hats been monufaetored expressiy for holiday prosente The { form, elegance of material, an their trimming. Selections ean be unequaled for novelty atl fal and bizarre style of the _ y next winter, ry ia the pluec for Ple- best that is made. anes, The most portable he most complete article now manufactured, having every i ag ravelling compas tures; that is, if you want Vortable Shaving a few doors above Courth Fine Catiory—The Subscribers Invite atten= tion to their a tnd Sportements they have mae are of Cutlery; having fk i inte het, cate all 1 uinerihat will give satisfaction INDERS SHON, 177 Broadway, opposite Howar! Hotel. a men, they will be For the year ending June ist, 1848, the aggregate re- ceipts of this company will be about three hundred and nd tho estimate for the year ending June ist, 1849, is five hundred thousand dollars, After the lat of June, 1848, the receipta of the company Will be derived from an extension of twenty-nine miles of its own road, (waking its entire length 82 miles) from the Now Haven road (whioh will be.completed some time The ehaapest and best place in the citv to and Shoes, is at Tones’, 4 Ann street # near the Ame- is hie best Preach Boot he will seth twenty thousend dolla “Dress Boots at othe beat in rrice or 4 old by our friend Jones, Ann (0 give entire satisfaction to the pureha in thet year,) and through that fromthe Housatoni road. The darkest days of the Harlem Railroad Com- pany bave passed; they are yet lowering, and at times dark clouds appear in the horizon, but they soon pass away, ond under the energy of the present manage- ment will soon disappear altogether. Whatever inland lines are termed between this city and Boston, whether joneer— OIL, PAINT! ‘oval Gurley, 304 e street, seventy Oil italien Pictures. They are on the 624 It? m M. B. BOGERT, Auctioneer.—Ai holiday’ssles, Monday, Dee. 21th, a at No. 93 TA sireet—Fancy Mi: NARY BIRDS—One hun. er With faney au . THE LATESTINTELLIGENCE BY LAST NIGHT'S MAILS. Lege gat oe “WILLIAMS, BY OVERLAND EXPRESS. AFFAIRS IN THE WAR QUARTER| | ensble them to | during the gay ders they may be fay air lines or not, they must diverge from the Harlem, | his that road forming the grand trunk leading into the | heart of this great city. 99) 1060, Kentucky .“ 101 150 Morris Canal, 7009 Illinois Fund»ble 40 — 100 Nor & Worcester, 7 ) Long Joland, io Stock Exchange. $19000 Trea’y Notes, 6's 9934 50shs Farm’s Trust, b30 2734 5000 di Me 00 do b60 100 do s10 27) 50 Harlem RR, = nw so do slo 20 = do 4 150 do b30 20 New Jersey 106 Second Board. $1000 Ken’y 6s 101, 30 she Illinow Bk 50shs Harlem RR b0 41% 200 Reading RR 100 do 010 40g 50 do 100 = do bom 4” 50 do 100 do 4¢ So do do baw 41,190 Farmers’ Lin Ain i 250 do. 3 lo 50L Island RR IS ry 100 do 100 do 7 New Stock &xchange, 150shs Harlem TR, 510 41 505s Harlem RR, reg 4136 30 do 310 40% 50 di i Ale lo 100 do snw 41 50 Norwich & Wore, ¢ 37. 40 do anw 413% 25 Canton Co, 530 298, 50 do ¢ dig 25 do blo 29) so do. b3 4ihg 25 do 13 y 50 do a3 Ae CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Tuunsvay Arrennoen, Deo. 23. ‘The market for flour was firmer, and sales were made to moderate extent at about 12}4c over yesterda: quotations. Thera was very little doing in wheat; prices were firm, and small sales made at full prices Corn continued firm, and sales were made at an advance on yesterday's pricer. Meal was steady, with moderate sales. Rye was firm, with moderate transactions. Oats were steady, with a fair amount of sales. Provisions continued about the same, with moderate sales. There was aad a im groceries, and no sales of moment were rep : Asuxs—There was no change in prices. The market was steady, with moderate sales of pots at $5 60, and of pearls at $7. Berswax was inactive at 220, Breapsturrs-——Flour—The sales footed up about 3000 barrels, in various small lots, including 700 Troy at $6 26, whioh seemed to be th3 lowest figure, for that grade of flour previously sold at $6 123g. Sales of Troy railroad mills were made at. th: ) barrels Richmend City mills (not Haxhall) sold at $7 25; 500 Brandywine at $6 75, with some Il lots pure Ge- neseeat $6 3/3446 50, and small lots Howard street and Alexandria were sold at $6 50. At the clore, holders exbibited mo irmness, but buyers were not disposed to meet them freely. Wheat—Sales of 400 bushels of Obio ; and 900 do Missouri, via New Or- ade at lize, C The sales amounted ut 2,000 bushel*, including 4000 western mix- 78 cents in store, and some lots do, at 80 cents de- 14; 100001200 do, old white New3Jersey sold at 8734 82900 do, round yellow, at 85 cents, delivered, and a cargo of southern qellow sold by weight, at 750. Meul—Sates of 200 barrels New Jersey were made at $3 tern do at $318%4. Rye—A sale of t 87 cents, delivered. Fye Flour was steady at $4 6234, Oats—Sales of 2000 bushels southern were made at 45; 3000 do river at 48 cents; at 51 cents, with small sales of New Jer- Barley—-Sales of 1200 bushels were made on rims. —There seems to bea perfect pause in opera- tions in this article, buyers apparently determined to do no business at present prices, until better advised of the state of the European markets by the steamer, now over due and holders were equally indifferent about offer- ing their supplies. We continue to quote. Livenroot Cuassirication. vr .,. New Orleans Florida, Mob. & none. ea Oy TQ a 7, 7 Tra 7 7 a" a Be as none. none. none. none. none. hange. Corree—A small lot of 60 bage damag ed Rio sold by fon at 554a5%c, cash. Fis—Sales 500 bbla, Helifax mackerel, No. 2°, wore made at about $5 79; dry cod were heldat $3.50's $3 26. Fauit—Sales of about 1000 boxes wet dried raisins were made at $1 45 a $1 50; about 98 boxes prunes wero sold by auction at $2 50. He: -No change Lyaturr—A public sale of eole|took place to-day; the whole catalogue was disposed of at about last week's prices Prices at private sale were in favor of buyers, and quotations were very irregular, owing to the varie- ty of qualities and tannages bearing the same brand of inspection. Much of the leather now being eold was poorly, tanned, and does not therefore convey a correct idea of the value of the beat qualities. No sales reporved. Navat Sronrs—Sales of 100 bbls. were made at 400 cash. There was no change in other descriptions. O1s—-Linseed——A sale of some 15420,000 gallons Ame- rican was reported soldat 58a59c. There was nochange in English. A sale of 1200 bbls. crude aperm was made at New Bedford on private terms, supposed to be at about 1030. ‘There was no change in selected or ship- ping whale. Provisions—A sale of 200 bbls old yams pork was made on private terms. Prime was dull and prices no- minal. Beef—Some sales of mess and prime were made on private terms. Iard—Sales of 130 packages new, were made at 8 a 644 cts, and 110 bbls old sold at 63 ots, and 70 kegs prime do sold at 7% ots. Butter—Over 100 packages Ohio were sold at ots, (common! of this Stare, sold at 173g a 18 cents. Cheese—! were light; good ,was in fair demand, while inferio ‘was dull. Rice—The market was eteady. We heard of no sales of moment. Sucan—The artiole was quiet, sales being limited, at previous prices. Tatiow—Sales continued to be reported at about 7354 Wuuxvy—Sales of 100 bbls State Prison were re- ported at 26 ot: Fariauts—The town engaged 7000 bbls of flour for Liverpool, it id, at 28. ‘he rates stood at about 189d for flour aud meal, 7d for grain in bulk, and for cotton at 3-16d a 34d, the latter for square bags. To London and the Continent, we heard of nothing new. On Wednesday, the 22d instant, at the North Breiar Baptist Church, McDougal street, by the Rey, Duncan Danbar, Janet, second daughter of Mr. John Drum- mond, to Lovrs M of this city. jakniack in Hicn Live —St. Patrick and St. Nicho- las met at the Hymenial Altar, in this city, on Wednes- day morning, when Mr. Lisrenano Stewart and Miss Rune ranoen were made one. At the conclusion of the marriage ceremony, the parties started immediately for Brookville, Mr. Stewart’s country seat, on the Nortn River, near Yonkers, where doubtless the honeymoon will pass happily. On Thursday morning, Deo. 23, at his residence, im Sey the Rey. Joun Copman, D D., of Dorchester, ‘ase. a ed OST—Yesterday, about 3 o'clock, in Browway, between Broome ond Spring streets, a red horse bisanet, marked . B= An n finding and returning the sam fier, or to the stable. corner of Crosby and Prince aii Loria Black Blonde Lace Veil, supposed to have been dropped in Mercerst. near Grand. ‘The finder will b Iuberally rewarded by returning the same to No. 33 Mercer st. 23 30% re $1 KEWAKD—Lost, on Sunday afternoon, 19th inst., a large black Mastiff Dog—a smatl streak of white under his breast, answers to the name of CARLO, Any My my | to the owner at No.3 Whitehall a ive a liberal reward and thanks, deat 4, WANTED—A partier with « cash eapial 95,0007) $5 000, either Metre ors se foree t the former pretevred Toa person who wishei thi y plea- tor is family ver ede wl it much larger amouot can be mide. will be fived and requiied, Tlene wageeee st cererences Office toa B.C uterview ‘may be, had whieh wil 124 tere | h grooms, with m Sprivate family, where the number and where ti feel Terms must be reasonable. Anonymous notes can- no. be attended to. Address H., at the office of the Courier & m4 gentlemen wi Enquire Young, hones Rent, active aud persevering m town, where there are five th: connty, within each State of gre of the most popular Feriodicals published int Btates (as the public have decided, whose judgment is al- ways just) Bach man must either’ pay for the amount of numbers as he gets them, or farnish us with undoubted bouds tothe amount of oue thousand dollars for his honesty with the public and prompt pay to the publisher, or with written recommendativnsof his good character froin the sup Of the city or town where he is knowa, as the publisher inay decide under the circumstance fen, with the above reqni- sites, enn clear above all necessary expenses, from two han dred to :hree thousand dollars anuually. Thenmonat will de- Bona upon the Loeationand apiness of the men tor the business, b men are ates with the Work ‘The J yearafter year. Apply pe: yuars id, to ISKAEL POBT, 140 . New a NPED- bg WOMAD, a8 sonnet jon by in a private family. A note eddressod to'M., ac this of, fice, will be atrended to 4 NO SAW MILLEKS—A new mode of feeding saws cheap bout one yaarter the ordinary expense, suitable for cir eu arsand ap and down saws. Also, saw mandrels, about one quarter the ordiamy price. N.B Jobbing on millwork and machinery, on moderate terms. Cheap horse power for sale, Addi 88 LE ACADEMY, Jarolleman street, Brooklyn rectfully ann that he will give the nn of ehakapeere,” at the. Dee, 28th, for Phich occasion he has eng oealists : Mrs, pular t- san a. Loder, Miss M. L. Leach, Mr. Artharson, th tenor; aod Mr 8. L. Leach, the’ favorite basso, with a choras selected from the members of the New York Musical !usti- sonductor, Mr, Geo. Loder, who will preside at the Piaaoforte. Tickets, 50 cen ane at the Academy. Do: o'clock s be had at the usual places open at 7, to commence at 7g ee iaieiiate saat 424 im D {QuernKotyre— Ou SALE. THe WELL nown Dugnerrean gallerry 0 m, inated inthe Granite Building, %81 Broad arate unity for say person to loente the! na good bus ed to fo sont! above. 493 3#m street. Scienee Doub! pie-Knity Book-Keening Simplined le Entry Book-Keeping liaprove 0 teach as above, P from ¥ o'clock, A. Myo gs Febfe ened item of 8 Bouquets taste credit, over $100, ‘ered in rottion as J OMSON, Seedsine: way. nenr Bleecker street TROUBLE INTHE CAMP. Arrest of Gens, Pillow and Worth. FROM TEXAS AND THE RIO GRANDE, FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN ‘WALKER. Expected Arrival of Mr. Trist. MEXICAN FORCES ON THE RIO GRANDE, JW. Brown will self thisd: ky at No. 142. Broadway, purple white aud 8 Boo's; Mockasin O: 9 for tami'y use, too numerons to mention; Cork root Dress Boo rabber—at 419 B: Ww a ecies aud South Am yeason of the year, “Merry Christ ood that all stor sai that merchants ently the gots re- stare, PETER ROBE ‘3, ly invites the attention of the lay jogae of goods,s: ut bastion: of which, i without reserve fo close an estate. ‘The lense of the ferms that the occupant of m such favorable t y live almost reat free. ‘4 uader $100, 60 day credit 260 and over, 6 mouths, for nder $5) cash, without disco mating on hand: of at any and every sxerifice: 373 Brondway, most respectfu dies to the followin Massacre of Mexicans by the Indians. ke, he, be, ION NOTICE—The sale, 59 Beekman and 69 Ann stiee luable lot of all kinds of furait Ww 2. iv » frem $2 and w 3: # $t aud upwards; do collars. from 1s. 6d. »nd upwards: 120 do do do berthes, from from 5s. 6d. to 128.5 150 rch efs, from $140 and up mmed with lace, very rich: revierre do, from. Jo, from 3s. 6d. aud upwards; 1 8 maliene lace capes, for the season. Sale, rain or shine, TAOS, er. 24 SECOND COMPANY OF WaAsi- juested to mest at their armo: Our overland express came through last night, ing us the New Orleans as aod Pleoyens hemmed stit:h d 1th inat., and the Moi ofthe 16th inst. f the loth, announces the sudden rs, Charlotte Caroline Jonson, consort of His Excellency Isaac Johnson, Governor of Orleans Picayune and Commercial Times received on the 14th instant, by special ys seccestings of Con- we learn that our had hard times for some days past, having, im over the road. correspondeuce from Pensacola, of the 12th in- ‘teayune is informen of the arrival at that port on that morning, of the U, 8. atoreship Elestor, four di nd seven hours from Vera C: jarringtos, ington Volunteers a: 100 Washington stree ‘ual Target Excursion to Key Por he steamboat lon, whieh lea fiom 6) i 4s. aud upwards; 65 lace bordered. do, new sty im every variety, ata great sacrifice. HKISTMAS AND NaW-YEARS PRESS + in Duane st'eet ‘at 9 1 a ers, selecticgy fiom his unrivalled stock Mi bron G WILLIAMBON, _ Birds, presents for the first of the year, of fancy and singin remembrance of the past R ber, No 5 J. ke THE M , street, between Wooster and Bleecker,) will ine service on Chi NPS FOR ‘THE HOLIDAYS—3 BHOAD- 5, received by the | invites from purchasers, an ¢? mportations, which are unuswilly lected with xreat care by experieueed agentin Paris, aud inelude all the novel setson, Kot up for the appronching festivals. ed colieetion, may will be preached b f Ecclesiastical # ms? story im the General DR, SCOKESBY, of Fugiand, now on Among the ex- had street, at half past ick seamen for the hospital at Tene It is reported by this arrival, that the next vessel of pected from Vera Cruz, will be the sloop of war Sarstoza, with Mr. Trist on board, aa that veadel was supposed to be waiting for him, THE DIFFICULTIES AMONG OUR Q@BNERALS. [From the New Orleans Delta, Deo. 14] In pursing the following let tinotly understood that we assum its stawments, and take no part w! py quarrel which has broken out betwee: We give the letter for what it is those parts of it which reflect upon a contem; D board twenty: 1 visits to Lord Rose, ing into the constru with, these magnificent u Hospital of St George the M course, $1, may be obtaine war which may be e ‘elling Catex, work Boxes, Papeteri handkerchief, segar. ten and in and carved rosewood, © of the Rector of the ab Mareus, at No. 10 and 20 John street; Stanford & Sword: 3 and of Mr. Ferbes, Librarian of the So: ¥ 3 Portemoannies for ladi Omaments; musical B z= . the well known Pants Intely received over 100 he makes Pants to order » French and English blick cas om $4'to $8 ver parr, warranted good are in wautof Pants C Iustruments in boxes. eamera Opt xes, sell-moving Toy orvorale. Gents who call at 205 Aun street. Also, a large lot of Pa Coats, made to order, and uct calle: The latest advices from the city of M The Mexican government had Peace Commissioners, and rumor has it thet would listen te their proposals and bear them ‘overnment—he having been recalled, is left without je power to negotiate. Another train is on its way down to this clty, escorted by the Ist Reg’t of Artillery. KENCH EMBROIDERIES Gloves acd Fancy Arucles. Mad. DRIOU, having just arrived from Paris. cflers for fthe newest embroideries. wud ufreture, with a nice & PUBLIC-F, I Co., Drapers and Tailors, 2 Broadway, o} Fouutain, offer for inspection alarge and vell selected ass mentof ready made gar dress and frock: youths’ aud boy nprising overcoats, clon Gov. Wilson is soon to be His administration has been a failure,and the fact of his being superreded will be hailed wi The Mexicans regret his ‘The British Minister cau be attended atthe . ANCY GOODS FOR, THE HOLIDAYS, 30: yesterday for the oity, with an American escort. He will be puzzled to find the Mexioan government, to which he is accredited. A lamentable feeling pervades the army at Mexico, owing to jealousies and heartburnings Heing agreat induce- hose wishiag an outft for the winter, or an elegant Importer and Dealer Ke. respecifully anno shecis! preparations for the the truth of which will be fully ap- ction of the stock, to which ther 1 ete 3 jully eall attention BALL DRESS¥S FOR GENTH fnith(ul representati sus of th ULIUS DEJONGE, 66 Wi envy and malice, aI as arrested Pillow ‘The circumstances which led to this wo letters, emanatt: are believed to be these the American camp, published in the United have been read by Gen, Scott to the army he prematurely decides who wrete them, and mort bunglingly impeacho and services of the two generals w One of the generals (Pillow, card published in Mexico, the authorship of the letter attributed to hia pen by G (Worth,) prefers charge ft remium at the Inte eck Combs, &e ja In an order pul new and beautiful ar store warrante LAKKE, Merchant I t! Sign of the Golden Comb, 203% Broadway. r Plain combs altered to e Washington Stores, ‘as es, for cash only. My dsomely trimmed, with velvet id wadded entirely. Some have Overcoats made to measure at the hich they are sold ready made. 420 6t™ DOLLAR SUITS CONSIST OF nts, and fancy Vi ats, with rich linings, $2 to vests 50 centa to $2. Ci OLIDAY YRKSENTS—LADD AND BIGELOW haye just been adding to thesr large and well selected ck of gods an assortment 0 browa and black Sacks are han The other general ench Bracelets andB tt, and Seott ar- Gen Pillow was arrested be- pinion of Scot wed in a basty m d, “1 will do. it, air.” sir,” was Scott's reply. ‘So ten. alo several very’ richly ‘with an assortment of Dia r Kings, Brace- variety of other fail to please all both in respect to quality tation already ob- er Pitchers, toge' cause he apper mond Jewelry, consisting in part of Hings, goods in their live, they. fee anner | Whereupon, Who may favor them with x call, intend to keep our rey mg food articles cheap, ton street, first comer below St. Paul corner of Nassau ny OTHI\G AND FURNITURE WANT: ad Gentlemen having superfluous effects as Weoring Apparel, Furniture, &c., can #1 rice for the aaine, by ‘sending for the sub- % a the Post Offiee, atther residences. J. LEVIES Ladies can be attended to by Mrs.J. Levenstyn. ‘The army is excited, and if we may ju: we hear at this distance, more than a moie! pathises with the generals sought to be disgraced. said that on @ visit to the theatre, audience of over 3000 being present, hearty cheers, immediate! ICH HOLIDAY PRESE < TE receiveda splendid asvortment of Gentlemen's ng all the latest an Gen. Pillow, an ie received three afver which the audience ‘orth. This looks as th 18 were not disgraced in the eyes of the army—that same glorious army that has earned for itself the name of “ invincible.” AFFAIRS IN MEX (From the New Orleans Picaym: A tragic affair took place in the village of Medellin om the evening of the 4th instant American soldiers was quartered there for the night About 11 o'clock some ot them started for # ballin the village, but with perfectly peeceable intentions. Some of the party at the ball took ala them, a black fellow and a guerriilero, went to the snd discharged # pistol at the advancing Americans. The Americans immed six persons and wounding ten, one of whom died One of the wounded was ® woman. Great praise is bertowed bce American Neg jmp for ey only gaye one discharge their guns. Tbe outrageous act of the black fellow, is contessed, led to ail the difficulty. ‘The debate upon Senor Otero’s proposition to restrain from alienating any territory save Texae, bee: piquant. The exact vote upon nd 46 against it. Congress, by ote, had refused to publish the de- who will attecd Broadway, wp Suspenders, Glove: Al $ KNIt URE WANT: any east off or super eto dispose of, can obtain a fir h * CLOTHING AND FU —Ladiex and Gentlemen havinj ortinents of gentlemen’s furnishin, J. AGATE, Gentlemen's corner of ark Place. * HOLIDAYS.—Persons intend: Hh aded ti re Ny B——Lad es can be attended’ to by sud Job goods bought, of uy’ description a A detachment of Bischop, a very pleasant bsverege, made of French and Rhe- ash wines. Panch Syrup, wich inakes the mat delicious unch thatenn be made, without any trouble; also the cele- brated De. Stallroan's Ntomoch Bi the most envi ble reputatio: and judge for yourrelves. MPORTANT, IF TRUE—WM. T. JENNINGS & CO, Drapers and Tailors, 231 Broadway, American Ho tel, with a view to closing up the affairs of the present co- partuership, which expires ou the first of February next, and to the enlargement of their store to meet the wants of an ex- tensive patronage will, on and efter this date, ¢ffera |; sortment of Ready Made Ga which have for ma, however, en & Co caer ent Panty Dites Aether ‘sorted s'ock of all the above Cordials, ely returned the fire, frock coats, panta- ind boys’ overconts, &e., at a reduetion ment to those want hich will be evinced HW OUT, Lyceum Buildings. per late arrival: t cent, which will be an perb assortment of n outiit for the winter, the truth o will sell at exceeding! delirrs, Girandoles, Lanterns and Castors, Waiters, Dish Covers, Dasfets, restraining his m = ce i plated and silver; The criber begs ies to his present stock o} le Cutlery, the fine: and comprisi use. Also, long and square Sha’ Kenenal assortment of «ry good will be sold at reduced prices, rv new styles now in reat variety, with & ible for the season, which FATTISON, No. CHALLENGE —Notice to gentlemen wi their old clothes to look like ne Cleaning and Repairing street, where you ca! Paint, extracted without notice and on the most rensounble terms, bj Gold street, 2 doors from Beekman street. N. B. price paid for gentlemen’s left off wearing avparel ARISIAN DYE! x r 3 in favor of it, ‘an equally decisiv; bate upon it. El Razoneder says that the large vote ainst it was brought about by © combination of those pose peace on any terms, even though the United Staten were to limit themeelver to Texas alone, with those who think our proposals should be listened to, even if wo propose to treat of other territory besides Texas. It will be recollected that Otero declared some time sines negotiations should be limited to the single question of Texas. Some think this was conceding too much, aad others too little; the umion of the two extremes de- fented the proporition. We have the reply of the late President, Pena y Pens, to Sante Auna’s demand upon him to turn over to the It is brief and dignified. ae President has been ac- knowled by every State and by Congress, as strictly oon- rtitutional, and then announces to him Amaya’s eleo- It treats with contempt Santa Anna’s com against the government, an: tohold the Secretary of War responsi removing Santa Annafrom the comma: ‘The reply is made through Hosa, the former Secretary 1 let and decorated rarticle of plain white Candelabras, Pore Ware of elegant sty! Porcelnin Dinner a1 lected by their agents in Euro} exprevaly for the!ro-n rales. y that they have the finest nesortment of with great care and atten- do not hesitate w goodnin their Having recently enlarged their store they have superior sccommodations for showing their goods, and would respectfull is iy Jine, bow in the market. the public to cal UT. T BARGAINS ww india Shawls and Sears; irr we removed to 25 Joh Nassau and Broadway, New York. ‘Thi new and superior style, all sorts of goods, sewing silk a t, either plain or shaded, trams, organzins, and span silk ing cotton, mohair, bons, silk,satin, mor. id cashmere shawls, gimpa, fringes, cords and gentlemen's garments, &« latter the government. enmg Dreases, ke , with agreat | iierates that bis authoriti at extremely low 259 Broadway. diseod tit r T3 FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS ‘Those gentlemen who intend favoring the subseri- bers with their commands for Christmas and New Y. ts, variety of, goo. equal t promptly executed CHA MACHIN® BEL LAT AND ROUND.—T ow manufacturing the ‘of which articles je at their wareroom, 139 Americaa Cutta Pereha Compan: Patent Band, Belts and Shoe 8 now have a stock on hand, and for sa William street, Washington Buildin the public generally are invited to eal Urders for bands, round or fiat, I ‘ompt attention. atentees for the United Stites, 1 taally delivered at tl No order taken under $5, it lav limited number of ord egularity of delivery, and impo: ing every one juatiee both in atyle of the Bouquet and time of delivery. ‘Their Camelia Japonic 4—particular White—Azslen Indica A ba, Kones, . Were never in $0 promising IRBURN & CO., 15 John UETS OF SWEET FLOWERS—LE enrich steect,Bioooniagtale rosa hand ond i been found by experience Manufacturers and r# ocension Unavoidable dis: On the 6th Sr. Perdigon, in secret session, accused Mora y Villamil, the Secretary, of War, of hi treason nd the regard of the peor United States are assigned as the causes of this accuse It is hinted that the secretary was born at Pen- T have made an incursion into the State of San Luis Potosi and approached very near the capital. FROM THE RIO GRANDE. t. Harrison, arrived at Party violence, condition for flower. jock, P.M. F onthatday. Ail bill At the (got of Clinton street, East river. SPOFFORD, TILESTON , ke, madeun handsomety ata New York Hotel. For passage, appl va &'CO,, 48 South street. Hi ls jled on the 10th inst, 28th ult., and touched at T: have a copy of the Americ from Matamoras. left Vera Cruz on the By this arrival we Fleg, on the 8th inst. private in the 10th infantry, was shot ttempting to “run the guard,” with two HOLIDAYS—The subscriber begs ¢ to inform his friends and the public wenerally, that Havana, a esse of most superb put up in rich and handsome found egers of all the and New York Line f Kre ght ~The new OSWEGO, Thomas lay. For freight or passage of Packets— Ver: tr and splendid fast sailing Packet 8h Jogersoll, Master, is now londin T ec, 30th, her regular jendid furnished necommodations, at Orleans Wharf, foot of. Wall street, or to ‘Agent ia New Orleans, Mr, forward all goods to his addre ship CLIFTON will sueceed the Oswego, and sa mitable for present other soldiers The following paragrab is from the Flag of t! “Late intelligence from the Monterey road, several cart loads of merchandise were taken a few da since by robbers, near Papsgalias, The gentleman charge of the goods was in possession of @ paesport from Canales—eo it appears that his fferent kind of protection. Gen. Taylor left orders for the merebants to be proteot- ed, and allowed to travel with the trains goti terey ; aleo, that Gen. Wool had ieued an or effect that apy American payin any other of the robber chief, wi tor, and dealt with accordingly; if « Mexican or for- elgner be found guilty of the same offence, their goods We have son no official anpounce- ment of euch order, but car information in positive ae to ita having been issued, and we are surprised that it hos not been publisheu for the guidance of those who are every day making themaplves liable to the penalties VANA SEGARS—The subscriber, one of the owners of the manufactory of the Indio Jew,) “Amazona,” ai assortment of exch of these denominarion MANCHO, 6! Front atreet, Heceived by the ship Childe Harold, 100,000 segnra, and 50 bales tobacco, forsale in * Int of choice wrappers, anitable forthe HIT & BRO , 158 Front street, BW FRUITS FOR TH whole half and quarter boxes citron, dived enrrants, fi and spices, old coffees, new green and black te: rushed augars, light yell 56 South street who will promptly ote, (Wandering egars, in Havane, has an in store, acd offers AND PHILADELPHIA PACKET —The iling Preket Bark It sail from Philedelphis on the 28th of Dece: For passage having handsomel: fu-nished stoterocm t & NEWMAN, 61 HOLIDAYS—Kersins im BYRNE & CO's UN OLEAN PASSAGE OFF Liverpool are desirous of in States, that they continue any of the ports in the United Kingdom of Trelendo7 ‘more favorable terms D STATES AND c. 36 Wi the public of the United ngers direct from reat Britain and can be obtained from duties to Canales or prunes, colored candles be considered » trai. {about equal to Stuarts) at white and brown Havanon ith a large stock of groceries, for sale at mt very reduced prices, hy J 'O. F Nos 250 and 428 Greenwich B—Grocers and Bobers are invited to call and exansine the shove stock before purchasing, # liberal discount will be made to those who buy in large qaant ues will be confiscated ps which have been despatched from our office in Liverpool, and the different ports of Ireland, for the Inst thirty pears, isa anificient guaranty of our ability to fulfil with satis. CHiN, ANY eugawement for pastengers that we may be favored iven for any amount At Albert's SHADES, D ALES FOK HOLIDAYS | street. between Catherme and Merket No. 152 Chere street, New York delicious Matt Lig A jarge train bad just #tarted from Camargo, at that plice is repor'ed exoredingly dull It in atated that goods are quite pienty in the fo far as our oecupation extends, and prices lo’ must continue to be the with, ‘Drafts and ‘cipal towns of List of the Packet Ships, with Of the agents who aet fi pity, or nddress CO., 13 Bouth at td their days of sniling, and the addr ad ow application att by letter, (post paid,) tof. W. B 15 128 Fe. taps, with sparkling sles. a! ton ale diawn out of | Poached Eggs, Steaks, ( fc , scientifically served up, ‘The river is q@iite low aud the navigation tedious and RITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. STEAM 1 IFAX A, IVERPGOL—HI ork, let January— Goston. ‘iddh January — parsave, ap we did iaue We have conversed freely with a distinguished officer who has, for along time, been on the line of the Rio Grands, and bas just retur were rumors that the Mexi jon. Taylor's absence, to Saltillo, and the line to the Kio Grande, assured by au intelligent maa, that Gen. Pilisola wasin at Sau Luis—eight or ten on had 2,600 cavalry near ‘The rumored purpose of Cork Whiskey, forsale fers, by DANL, NOONAN, 92 ( visors Daily expected by the ship He telis us that there id to take advam ake a descent upon eto Liverpoo! E-CUN AR b, | ” OK VALPAILAIBU, INTEMMEULODS fi ship ONPHEUS, 573 tons, on of about the 10th Ja ket accommodat ames H. Glidden, 5 pancheons of the same article, which wil be sold on its arrival on rexson: NPE GUERILL T TRAIN, wi unparalleled Ne 5 As’ ATTACK ON THE A d_ by the information Bandits, tht the trnin e of that far fare: delicious article is im Je 138 Beventpenth street, near command of & large f thousand men; while at band, operating with hin the Mexicans, was for Minon to come out by the Linares pees to China.while with the main body of his troops,Fill- sola thould fall upen Saltillo. Our informant says that im mn Taylor, the Mexicans feel as if fuch was tbe terror of Juclined as they are, to strike a» blow in his absence, he etill thinks they have no euch in the field as that above named; an #0, it will be impoenible to surprive ( He has no doubt tl Generel Wool would prove disastrous to tl pei He A YCACY AVKE—Second Line KOPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS #OR ALBANY, Di ‘ed.— Through DirectAt 5 o’cloc jer between by 3 Monday, Wednesday. ‘and Friday Sreamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. W. puraday and ‘Saturday Me—Lauding at intermediate vin foot of Barclay street. Stenmbont 3A " Ai leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday the departure of ( our whole army hed withdraw his name among them. ear 7th avenue, or offi at 5 o'clock. — x iesiaatiale " appere ‘MERRY BRANDY—Jost londing from / few cases of that c or ENOCH CHINA Cormerly No, 3! entire new stock of pial » &e., for Christi wholesale or retail, at very rea and Kuglish China, decorated and gilt, to order, with name, rto mateh any pattera, YTAKENTS—Tthe advervser a Uviversity mm experienced in education, is desivous of forming e ments ng visiting tutor. Gerardi, ogent, No. % Bri just returned from France 6 follewing is an extract from a letter written by Lane to @ friend in Saltitio, deseribing the engagement be had with the Indians. presents, which ast rate rates, and none taken ase forbid 'trastin ten order from without a wrt any of the boats of this (hn 1@ CADIAINA OT nyeot®. Wo hada fight yesterday with 190 Ca} aha eal ‘Tho red devils got wind of our approach and were formed in battle order and bold array, to receive 0 3=NEW YORK, ALBANY | 1 ordered # charge, and NE FOR ALBANY AND TROY rtlandt atreet Passengers ‘ive in Troy jn time to tke the enrliest to Bnffalo, and north to Saratogn, Lake OUR CHAN AND Y DIREOT.—From taking this Boat will m dashed into them in ‘They received us in good order, but were foon put co flight, and we kept vp o running Oght with them for two niles or more, killivog thirty and wounding ‘We preesed upon their mountain dismounted and took ¢ pursuit was given up Bell, was killed in the charge, and MeoMurty aud two others wounded The mon fought well, and can whip Camanches on I stert for Parres to-morrow, wil HEREBY give wotice ihacl will pay no debts co: by rny one on my sccount. from this date. KLE om D DKASS LETTERS FOR * ae! & brillinney of the gildl the citywhie to the weather. 80 clove, that they final: p, Th eaday, Thursday, and Satu Mountains en foot, and t forrd, ovr at the office on the wharl OTIC Hour changed from 6 to 5 o'clock. Line Steamers IBAAC TO ve for Albany at 5 Gelock instead of 7 an beillinney is warranted to stam * Art of | a ded to. ‘The partnershiy ae & Bcon, was diel