The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1848, Page 4

THIRTIETH CONGRESS. . FIRST SESSION. House of Representatives. Wasurwaron, January 5, 1848. THE RETURN OF SANTA ANNA, Mr. Venasce—Mr. Speaker, I rise to a privilersd . deration (Mr Gogygte courtesy should always be exercised solution, that [ might have an opportunity to move its Teponeideration; | do not wish to be placed in e falre oe ra tion prevail. I will move to qualify athe f firat line of the ution. stent with the public interests ”” Mr Asuuun —I move to ‘ay the motion of the gentle- man, te reconsider, on the table. (Mr. Mooaxneav—Mr Soules § ies leave to intro dace Mr. J. P. Gaines, a member elec the State of Kentuoky. Aod Mr. Moonxn«ap accompanied Major Gaines to the FAAS = par al ol The Mejor, the interior seats being all occu- nine sane ann oan enter the i xen — ion is on ing —_ to reconsider the vote taken y ra ‘on the table me Mr Life a call for the yeas aS nay and the motion of Mr. Ash mun wee arena ti to—yeas ior, naye 87 Mr. Suwrsn I hare a motion to make a to a resol TER —! e lu. tion— The —Th will b te we... a7 @ gentleman e good enough to Mr. Sawrer—I move to reconsider the vote by which eT ice wee ene. ‘There is more in it than meets ad Srzaxen—The gentleman will state the ques- on. Mr Sawrer—l wish to move a reconsideration of the resolution, which was passed, repealing ail laws making it criminal for all citizens to ae ort ee ye te or wants conveyance. T think there is more 4 than meets the eve The Srcancn —When was it passed? pa: Sawren—I see it in this morning’s Union—yes- lay. The Sreaxea—The Chair understands that no such resolution was passed yesterday. Mr. Sawren to speak, when by Srxaxea reminded him that remarks were not in order. Mr Sawren—lI will take occasion to give my views at &@ proper t me. A message was received from the President of the United States, com: ioating a report trom the Secre- tary of War, in compliance with a rerolution adopted last February, giving all the correspondence of General Taylor in relation to hostilities, not veemed detrimenta ! to the public interests: and the official reports of Gene- Tals Quitman and Hamer. The message and accomps- uying documents were ordered to be yrinted, and re- ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs.) CONVEYANCE OF THE SOUTHERN Malt. , me bere be ge by the —— Dodie pcp rar nstitution, w: p aing Feel the question was stated on the motion to ‘bapts is tT. JOHNSON, Meas: began t> epesk in o i tion to the institution, when the order of t! inyrwne called for, being the consideration of the following reso- lution, reported by the Chairman of the Committee on the Post Office and Pest Roads, vis:— ie itresslved ly the Senate and Honse of Representatives of the Unsted States of America, in Congress assembled, Thot tae Postmaster General be. and he is hereby, authorized aad directed to me ay Pn — with the —— Freder- icksburg and Potomac Railroad and Sceamboat Company, for the tral tation of the great northern and southe-n mail be: tween the city of Washington and tne city of Richmond; and that be pay for ssid transporvation th: highest price now paid by the Fos: Office vepartment for iran»porting the mail once per day on auy other railroad and steamb )at route 1 the Uni- id jes, and no more; arf that the said Postmaster General bo -uihorised toalion ‘ractora, under the recect ar-" ement, such an equivalect as in his jadgment shall be fair and equitable for the routes hereby dispensed with. The House went into Nan of the Whole on _ aa of the Union; M: mith, of Indiana, in the one’ Jones, of Tennessee, moved to amend the resolu- tion, to the effect that the Richmond hated ey! shall pay im indemnity to the Bay line, which may die litcon- inued. The Cwarrman declared the resolution open to dis- cussion, when Mr. Borrs said that an attempt had been made in the public prints to make it appear that, in moving in thie matter he designed to indirectly attack the admin- istration. No; when he desired to do 0, he would mareh in a direct line, and would not adopt the method pursued by the Postmaster General—a* circuitous route. (Laughter) The truth is, the great difficulty ‘under which the country suffers now, from New Orleaus to Maine, is the result of a personal squabble between the Postmaster General and the original president of Re Pet caqu There is perce pride, obstinacy, on th sides, and the country is asked to submit, to ac- poser nc this state of feeling! Lately, in a conver- sation with the Postmaster General, he informed Mr. Botts that, if this were an original question, he would put the same construction on the oe as did his prede- cessors. How was the mail formerly carried, and in what time? Why, ina direct line to Richmond, and in eight oF nine hours, every day. And what do gentle. menimagine the route now is? The mail starts from Riebmond, and goes to James River, a hundred and sixcy miles; then comes up the Chi sapeake Bay, two hundred miles, to Baltimere, and from Baltimore to ‘Washingtoz, forty miles more. And all this before we ean cbtsin tne southera mail. God knows how many lost mails there have been since the new arrangement ‘was entered into. Som+times we receive three. four cr five mailain one day Mr. Botts then proeeeded to show. 1. That the law suthorized the Postmaster General to makes contract with the Richmond company; and. 2. - That he was bound to make it. The Postmaster General reduced mountains to plains, and quarmires to turupikes. That officer pays $13 000 for a way-mail be- tween this city and Richmond ; waen, fora little more then three times this amount, the railroad company would carry the great southern and northern mails, and ail He bad been informed that every member of the cabinet disssrees with Mr Johason ; and he understood that the conductor of the Execut: geo, (Mr. Ritohir) proposed to the Pastmaster General to refer the aes tioa to the Attorney General, which was declined Attorney General was called upon by the Commities for his opinion, but he refased to give it, unless the Post- master General should ask it. Mr. Goaatn, Ns prt of the Post ong p mittee,) remarked t the Attorney Gene: jn- formed them that he would give his opinion, when re- quested to do so by the President, or the head of the de- partment. Mf. Borrs replied—“ Then he would give his ion to the Postmaster General, if he cails on him.” He was asked before the holiijays, whether he was = home to spend the Christmas,—‘ No,” he replied, “ | am going home toget my letters.” Some of the peop le in Virginia do not napster their newspapers containing the procee: of Congress, a ‘until ten or twelve days after they Pf nted. Hecalled oeag gr gentlemen to gi eed to thi mandates of boards of trade, to the ‘sees of people north aod one everywhere, to relieve the Postmaster General from the difficulties into which he had involved Mr Lixcoun said that & pamphlet on the other side had been placed in his hands, before hi read the report of the Postmaster General. So he thought, (notwith- standing whet the gentleman had asserted.) that (Mr. Linooln) should be imagined, with others, to he = Fam oes ond against the railroad compan; If be had any prepossessions, they were the ped ‘The gentlemen says that there between the Postmaster General railroad company; but of this he knew mothing; and, in his opinion, ft had nothing to do with the just termina- tion of this question. He laid down a legal position, that he understood when « law was so general in its terms as to require construction, and where subsequent legitiation refers to the law construed, the Postmaster General was not wrong when he insiats on adhering to the Me coy subsequent to the original law. A sudse- que ratification of the construction given to the “ a a Ree construction of the Postmaster Gener: ‘The amount of money, as the differ- enee between e y Rastnaseer General and the railrosd company, (for carrying the muil,) was $2700, an exoeed- ingly small sum. If the giving of this would terminate the diffloulty, he would say, ‘*take it.’ He would give it up willingly, if ghost would not again arise. But when he understood that, by yielding this amount, a precedent would be set for other claims, equally as unjust, he was unwilling to yield. In conclusion, Air Lincoln said: “1 have nothing else to remark If there is any portion of my hour left, | hope it will be credited to me, to be used on some other oscasion.”’ (Laughter ) Mr. Meape offered an amendment to the resolution— that in facure, in ee contracts with railroad com. panies, the Postmaster General shail give $250 per milo jor service once @ dey, and $300 night and day, addi for Clg fifteen per cent on the lowest service Mr. Root addressed the committee. Everybody od mitted thet the pres«nt mail arrangement was an evii By failing to abate it, we rendered ourselves subject to ny adage, wise and pound foolish. The questicn ta, shali we employ the railroad company, though we do 8! re it ra sod ‘ou have Jost more than that sum already, arrangement—thedelay of the mail. If th bs nelnsainesetonnta montbslonger, there will be & loss not of $2,700, but of $27,000. Private expresses will rua, notwithstanding you may pile up legal crimioa enactments. The people will not submit to slow lines in this go-ahead age. it would be better for the depart- by the country, that this state of the mails shc uld remain as it is, until the department is taught a lenson which it ie all important for the department to know, vis: thet it will mot do to delay the mails, This getting Ube mail carried for so mush a mile, as ® matter of econ- nd making the people pay ‘for it, wili taro out a istake, Suppose we cannot get the mails carried jall we hesitate about $2,700? {tis too small « Fag rr ae — the ae be de- layed, an revenue of the depart menteeriously impair- a should we hesitate to give it? Waile we are 4 a otate = are employi: pega at yee they gentiemen precedents, object KA sirice 2, 0 to gain an ond 60 important. [During the: lebave, the Postuaster Gemeral was in the House jouse } ‘The committee rose, when, on motion of Mr. Sternens, the House adjourned, a: three ng. ant of é Bautimone, Jan. 6, 1848 Mr Clay at Martinsburg —His War Views—The Finan- of the State-—The Foreign News, $e By 8 letter from Martinsburg, Va, | tearn that Mr. Clay will leave that place to-day for Washington, after having spent several days with his frienus, Judge Pen- dicton and ©. L Faulkner, Eeqs He is reprose ' bein unusually five health und spirits. With pasts 4 the sentiments exprensed in his recent speech, he wa: that two-thirds of the oouutry will we with him by fore the clore of the present seasion of Congress. Hurry for old Harry Our Stave Treasurer, in his estimate of expenses and receipts for the present year, sets down «surplus of re- pte of Lang? efter paying wi the accruing nd expenses of the Btate, to be to Un and. During the past year the 00 left tm at all the The Calesenie owe ‘unsettled our markets aa breedotutt y, and nothing of importance was done in Puitaperrnta, Jan, 6, 1848, Redding, the Fire and Riot—Sympathy for the Po, Murderer—An Absquatulator, $c. Three ancient and dilapidated dwellings on the north side of Chesnut street, above Front, which have long been an eye-sore, were considerably injured by fife last evening. The loss isineonsiderable, and as the property will most probably be now improved, the neighborhood “= ue benefitted by the confi: ‘he Good-Will and Fairmouct ‘are companies con- Fin their demonstrations at every dates in the upper part of the city and sdjolning Last evening stones were thrown as the Ninth and Rase streets, one of which serioualy Ries Joseph Allen, # police officer, and one of the fire- men was also hurt An expression of sympathy towards the people of Ita- Pp “es ly and the noble emir Pope Pius 1X, to es! stitutional reform, is to take place this caine at the Chinese Museum. Redding, convicted more than a year sinee, of the murder of Peter Hurd, still remains in prison, the Ju being divided in opinion as to fan) of an fw trial. ‘The rulobes been epeetier aye without eliciting from the bene © of the Court ef of ¢ o (ag at a lisse tal ‘One Judge in favor ing & new trial, another is opposed third declines to express any opinion at all. Randall Hutchinson, a clerk; who has been employed in the U. 8 Mint, of this sity, hes absconded, and a cit has been discovered in his account, of $22,000 The money taken was from a fund placed in his charge, to meet the incidental expenses of the institution. ‘this, and a “ Aunany, Jan. 6, 1848, Legislative Affairs in Albany—Appearance of the New Legislature—The Decentralized Cligue, or Albany Regency—Proceedings of the two Houses, $c. The Legislature of 1848 is apparently composed of a body of men who will compare favorably with any eimi- lar legislative body. They are generally fine looking mep, and care has been used in wee selection for thin organization of the conservatives honorable and responsible office the two houses has been completed; are in the ascendant. The c are men who are icularly position to the wild and impracticable schemes of th radicals, or revolutionists; moderation aud calmn have triumphed over the the whig members, in organizi gt cates, in an especial mann: ence of this clique are passing away. successful, The Speaker, Mr. Amos K. Hadl selaer, was elected without opposition ; he will makea very tolerable Speaker. The other officers are all good enough. We expect that the session will be auspi we hope it will be beneficial (not alone to political inte- reste) but to the publio interests. ‘We have also here ‘‘Kit Morgan,” the new Secretary of Stata: he is a generous hearted snd honest man, and he n boast of troops of friends in the great West. The # ay inthe w whig party is now just as formidable the democratic party. The Weed and Seward candidates for clerks, of both honses, were defeated by large mejorities, and the menos of Fillmore, the conservative whig, were elected in each caso. The divi. sion in the whig ranks will manifest itself in a more de- as that cided manner during the session. Both houses assembled at eleven o'clock this morning. Inthe Assembly several memoers were sworn iv, and some other preliminary business attended to, when the Sows resolution was offered by Mr. Bown, of New ‘ork: — Y qevolved, That this house has listened with profound satisfaction, to the patciotio sentiments so ably express- ed by his Excellency the Governor, in relation to the existing war with Mexico; and do hereby respand to the ‘Xpressing their own sentiments, and those of sip jots and lovers of their country. E. rose to debate the resolution, and i ies 01 After having felt the pulses of of th 1 am more deeply impressed with the conviction that the whig leadlare iu this State, are utterly at # loss how to act upon the Presidential question. Never was a question enveloped in mystery so profound. The Houre,after having remained in session forty-five minttes, adjourned till to-morrow. In the Senate, after prayers, Mr. Connwex1 gave notice ofhis intention to introduce s bill to. provide for tho incorporation of manufacturing associations It 1s anticipated that a liberal bill,i.e a = without the lability clause, will be pushed through both houses without delay. Several other general bills were introdcoed, when Mr. Fine offered the following joint resolutions :— Resolved, (if the Assembly concur,) That. the. consti- tution of the United States has vested in Congress the entire and exclusive legislative power over foreign oom- werce; and ss there cannot be an exclusive commercial ithout safe and conre- nient harbors, it isthe duty of Congress to make judi- cious appropriations for the improvement of the harbors pes pew Lake frontier, as on the Atlantic and Pacific sea- ° Resolved, That the Governor be requested to transmit & copy of this resolution to each of our Senators andRe intercourse with other nation preseutatives in Congress. These resolutions lie over one Mr. 8. HP. Hatt then Sue th following conour- rent resolutions. which also lie over. under the rule. ved, Arsembly concur), That as war now exists between the United “htates aud Mexico, it is the imperative duty of every citizen of this country to sus- tain its government in ail proper measures for the pro- secution of the war, in such @ manner asour national honcr end interests demand, until it shall be termina- ted by an honorable peace. apy conditions or into th tion of their righta Resolved, That if foregoing resolutions. of the foregoing resolu and Reprerentatives. tion among the whi; ‘Tn: Exrroston Good bye. explosion, go :— bar- ‘keep er, bruised; Jackson Olluin, soalded; William Fry, 34 engineer, safe; , John Claney, John Di Havelio, cook, un! rurt; Alex. I wounded; Alfred Burroughs, 24 stew: Steele Bennett, pantry-man, uvburt; ‘8. Jackson, barber, badly; badly pA ay ng H Kione: ichardson, Wh Jesse Seville, Cincinaat:; Jotun Ba» skley, do; 8. Nixon, do; 8. 8. Sanders, 7th and V i, J. G. Trimble, Prestonsburg, do.; tyionert MoGo: Parkereburgh, V: « more; J. R. Oster, Ciucinnatl; Calvin Walker, Spillman, 8: % Jones, do. do. arm broke, Va; J Swigert, B ~ Alr, Ob | TA pes th, Alleghany ¢ Fowler, Ohio; Wi James Wickere! re M Sirson, do; Reed Hickson, Ciactanats; aS, Pa; do; J. H Met i 8 f 3 a: -f & é F b i A rtizan ferocity of that . The corrupt central clique has been discomfited; the entire independence of 0 houses, indi- er 4 Its leaders have passed to those charnal houses where the political and moral recusante of allages lie buried. When their na- tural lives shall have terminated, then history will pub- tere their acts, for the benefit and. the caution of poste- "The officers who have been elected to fill the various posta in the lower House, are generally respectable men. Mr. Philaoder B. Prindle, the clerk, wasolerk of a last Aseembly ; the attempt to oust him was happiiy un ons. $1000 do (og t me) 81 $500, do (r. w.) 8 i 367 Lehigh interest 60:10 ‘Grrard Bank 954; 1500 State 5’s 71; 1000 U 8 Treas Notes 99%; 4500 do 9974. C. Benevict, of New ‘York, (a radical whig ) Over one day. ‘new men,” SUN RInES... SUN SETS... . gers Sirk, Jacksouville. » Behr Kdward Resolved, That in the acquisition of new territory by the United’ States, by purchase or otherwise, it is elearly within the reopen power of Congress to impose ‘rictions in relation to the terms upon which such additional territory shall be admitted Union; snd the organization and edmission of new @ States. without the assent of the free States, (original members of the confederacy) would be a viols- y such territory shall hereafter be aequired or annexed, the act by which such terri- tory is acquired or annexed, whatever such act ma: should contain an unalterable fandamental article cr provision whereby slavery, or involuntary servitude, except asa punishment ir crime, shell be forever ex- cluded from the terri ecquired or annexed Resolved, That the Senators in Congress from this State. be instructed, and that the Representatives in Congress from this State be requested. to use their beet efforts to carry into effect the views expressed in the Resolved. That the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the Assembly béPequested to transmit a copy jons to each of the said Senators The debate upon these resolutions will be fascins- tin ‘The publicstion of the report of the Comptroller in the New York Herald, has crested un immense sensa- XPLOSION OF THE N. A. “Jounson.—Of this terrible disaster, which occurred on the night of the 29th December, the Maysville Exgle of the 30th has further particulars. It now appears that there were 190 persons on board the boat at the time of the of these 110 are known to be saved. The following lists are eupposed to be accurate, as far ns they Orricens anv Crew —Abram Bennett, captain, un- hurt; A. Fairchild, Wheeling, Ist clerk, dead; Jacob Johnson, 24 clerk, missing; John Ferguson, pilot, bruised, doing well; William H. Dorsey, piiot, at’ wheel, badiy bruised; James Venum, lst engineer, not hur Lila, 23 engineer. doad; Matthew Wilson, mace, leg bro- ken; James Belville, carpenter. mniesing; James Fennell, tchmen, sli William William Hastings, James fenderson, William Craig, G. Brown, deck hands, unhurt; William Ring, Isaac Lamb- aia, F. ‘Bennett, Fred. Yockey, firemen, uuknow Geor; Christian Weaver, cabin boys, unhurt! Miche-l Keller, deck hand, unhurt; Mrs. Sutcon, chambermaid, unhurt; nother cblored maw, porter, Patsrxanns Scatorn —J. M. Crathers, Bolivar eoun- Big Sendy. Kentucky, eeling, do; W. Selzel, Dayton, 0. Gillispie, New Orleans, badly, (since dena); Wheeling, (since dead); B B. Killin. Pittsburgh; Jos. ate , Cinein- 'y ; Edward Trimble, ran, Zanesville, Ohio; Jas D. Lamb, all, do.; John Donally, Williams, slightly, and doing well; Nathen Davis, rence county, Ky.; Jesee Matthews, (river mar clotoviile, O O ; —— Thornburg, Pennsylvania volunteers, missing; Jacob Shafer, Ohio, slightly; Alex ander Bailey, Obio, badly; John Galbreath, Pittebursh, bavly; NL, Dorsey, Wheeling, badly; Wm. E. Stewart, New Cumberland, Brooke county, Va., lightly; J Jones, Warrenton, Jefferson county, Va, badly; John eNGERS Bavev—Robert Recosil, Obio; Jobrf Ken line, do; HJ. Bonner, Hanover, Ia ; C. Hardin. John Boyd, Warren, O iio; Wm. Bear Mo; F. Platter, Ohio; 8’ Fisher, Warren. Joun W. Williams, do; Samuel Cunningham, Broo T. McDonald, Pitte- Parkersburg, Henr; Randolph, Ohio; Wm Ladd, do; John Boram, C ton, Obio; H. Davie, Captine, do; P Ki Va; James Brasasa, Belle Air, Ohio; —— Hamilton; Bearbout, do; John Boy: CT Jas ‘Sprout, do; A, ee Noch, ‘m, Parker, Dille; oe 0; Wm Al Wheeling, Va; berry cury war 000, and ac our T'reaeurer te aiwaye bathe o Belmont ee, Onto, o., fs Politieal Int Tavuon Convention.——A mass eng of the friends ph yogh mys bad Cw oe meet be the town rele ton on Monday » for urpose of appointiog a gates to meet in a pro; oe New Orle- Sone cise Ben of Gen, Fagor fr to t Suppeet President. Such a@meeting has also toms semble in Placquemine. in the Parish of f ibervilies on the 18th of January.—N. O. Picuyune, Dec. 80th, Tarion Meetine i Pritapetrnia —There was liminary meeting of the friends of General Taylor at the County Court House, Philadelphis, on Wednesday oven- ing, to take measures for 4 mass meeting in a fow days, to nominate th» old hero for the io wan Di nd preside Geo. Ki acted as meeting was a: reswed by Gen Smith. Bawerd ater, Esq., and Dr. Strafford, and resolutions adopted to carry out its object. Tayiom Me: ja yy @ meeting of the passen, consisting of thet some pead cashed eget gm t Yorktows, on her trip from New Orleans to Cincinnati, on the 18th of December, 1847, William P. Montgomery was called to the chair, and Hon. David Suggett was ebm tp. pointed secre! . After the usual preliminaries, the following resolution, accompanied an excellent pre- amble, was submitted, and unenimousl: aly bog, ae Resolved. Thet this meeting nominate Major Zachary Taylor to be the le’s candidate for Presi- = of the United States in the next election for that office. Inavourat Messace oy Tur Governor oF Haass Lanp —Gov Thomas delivered his inaugural address t the Maryland Legislature, on Monday, the 3d inst He advocates with eonsiderabie earnestness the prosecution of * vigorous meacures, and {Secon Cott of existing means, for the maintenance of the State faith.” He wives his voloe for conventional reform. Upon the topics of the war, and slave or free territory, the message says: ‘A disoussion of the cause of the war with Mexico, which the country 1s now engaged, or of the m.mner in which hostilities have been prosecuted, might not be considered appropriate to the present occasion, While the constite authorities of the country, with extraor- dinary unsnimity, have declared that the war éxisted the act of Mexico, the wisdom which bas conceived, an tho skilland valor which have exeouted the plans of campaign, are vindicated by the brillient and uninter- rupted success with which our her have been crowned. There ia one toplo, however, growing collaterally out of the Leis! ie which the wr of Maryland, in com- mon with the South, have a beef and abiding interest. 7A eabemetagirent ‘on foot, and will be pertinaciously piemess Soe the on jusion of slavery from any territory bry Mg J acquired by a treaty sty of pees "che terri- sory of the United States owned, or hereafter to be ac- i the common property of all the States, pur- chased with the common treasure, or wom with the com- mon blood o! f the whole people ” CONMERCIAL Lee LAeeaPe. Stock Mark Baurimone, Jan. 5.—8:000 Merviana oe 2894; $1000 a $1000 do 86: Bo dois 2dodoae 2do do (r. : 86% altimore 68, of 1890, at 95% asked. 96% jaltimore aad Ohio Aailroad shares at 41 asked, 4033 7g Jan 5,.—First Board—15 Girard Bone 96 Jeco.seate 9471; 2000 Schuy Nav 6's 4344; 50 Lehigh Cl Beng eee 50 el Canal Li fs) ; 2100 U 8 Loan My Se 1709.50, 90) 310 Hv; 2000 Ki R Bis 654: 300 Lehigh 6’ ots 0 State 5's Si After ee Domestic Markets. Deo 29, 1847.—Cotton—In the absence 's accounts, the market has been quietand the sales aro confined to 1500 bales at yesterday's prices. Tobacco—The sales thus far have been 60 hhds choice Yellow Bankat 6)¢c; 19 hhds refused at 3}¢c, and 30 hhds on private terms Sugar—The rain has confined the sales to some 160 hhds. Molasses—1000 bbls were sold at 17817340. Flour—The market continues heavy only sale of importance was one of 11,000 bbis $5 50. Corn—Sales 700 sacks yellow at 60c, and two flat boat loads, about 6000 bus in bulk on private terms. Oatae—400 sacks sold at 470. Pork—53 bbis iad were sold at $7,and 60 bbis at $726. Beef—200 bls prime sold at $6.25. Lard—The only sale we heard of was a lot of 112 bbla prime at 70 Beeswax—1900 lbs sold at 220. Whiskey—Small sales at 200210. Freights —A Frenoh ship taken at lo. Exchanres—Noimprove- ment. London 618 per cent prem; Paris Sf 30a5f 35; New York 60 days 2\02% per Poent dis; do sight aX per cent prem; Treasury notes per. MARITIME HERALD. Port of New York, January 7, 1848, 7 23 [oor sets 437] mem waren... Cleared. Shipr—James H Shepard, Ainsworth, Ai ree: Zerega & Co; Creole, Ra'toone, New Orleans, Freat & tie, (rem) Foster, Bremen, Oetrich & Kru. war Balke Coan aae GB: iga— Alabama, Starg Philars, Thatcher, Savanna, Daabein & Bim anepts uum Heyman, Totten, New Orleans: lo; J W Davis, Morris, Attakapas, La. A Pi Borks—Ati ABL mes, Church, Fall Bloop—A Arrived. British brig Mary & Sophia, Parker, Nova Seotia, with pota- toes, Iately Brg Fidelia, Sinail, Eastport, 9days, with dath, to Stargess oy Behr J. ton, Osborn, Norfo'k, to M Bedell. Benr kimily Johaecn, Sohne, Baltimore, 6 days, to Joho- Behr ‘Balumore, Slate, Baltimore, 6 days, to Johnson & Low- illion, & . Behr hive Crrrd, Pree Ba son & L re. Ph 4 days, bound te Boston. Behr Albert, Howard, Warebam, ns “* Domtom Below. Ship Eaward Everett, (of Boston) Knowles, from Leghorn, y¥ 18, with marble, 30 master. ‘Also, r barks. Salled. “droga ship Utica, Havre; ship Colambus, Liverpool; bark Peter Demill, Savannah. Uy Sttore ship Fredonia, was towed from the Navy Yard terday, by stoambouts Jacob Bell and Herald, and cashored te the North , bound out. Herald Marine dence, PHILADELPHIA, Jan 6, 4 PF M—Arrived—Barks Emma Iss- dora, Wootey, de Janeiro; bad Correo de ‘Teneriffe, Sp.) Rodinguey. Teneriffe, via Granada; Acorn, Kendrick, joston; Mary H, Crowell, do; isabelle, Bray, do; Erie, Ryder, do; schrs Streamlet, Cro Crowell, Boston; Suffolk, Barker, ‘NBedfor rare, Bok | tg Rebecea, Collins, York; Princeton, jowker, Cleared Bri Long, Perambuco; ‘Wahington, Qaifia, Norley id ks Jou R'Ghanuien Smith, & Margaret. ame West, N Yor anuler, TB Arrived—soht Harriet Aus, Wells, Galata ° Miscellaneous Record. Packet Suirs Pataicx Henayr, for Liverpool, and Wrst: minstER, for Lo: fpcdom, apd 2 ship Norma, for Havana, wa ah papi 2 Com e a) Lg og ea Hav = V : on Monday, 1¢t! at ot he above vemels will e found at the Exchange Keading Room. Paoker Suir Switzentanp —! he following is an extract ofa Jetter We received from oue of the pessengera, dated, one, Dee. 15, 1847. We Tete London on Monday, the 22d alt yan for a formight alter experienced little but weather, We had on boar: 20 esbin. and 150 steerage passengers. commeaced blowing hard from it dinner tite, and con- Unned to increase with great fury till the next day. ‘When in about lat. 49, lon. 00 15 West, LY wy sea struck the ship, nearly ¢earng the ma ‘ything, and earrying a ke. [a] through th- steerage, ‘i night ‘rom the damage sustained, Vapt. Fletcher, (whore conduct throughout, both as a eatleman ond assilot, exnnot be praised too hight: Ly.) the it it Poy wradent to yan for th port to repsir, and it 1s ho; e course of a week 0 the vessel w li be rendy forsea again. It was thought the sustained some damage, but we are happ; to finds ou iaspec- tion, that it is all right. Snir Gesesre. of Bath, from New Orleans for London, before reported taken into Ramsgate abardoned, with loss of | masa, mnchors, &e , was valued at $70.0000. ‘There is insu- rasee in Boston for $15,000, of which $7500 at the New Fi jand offi :e, $5,000 at the Equitable, end $2500 at the Trem The balance as probably iusared at the Kennebec office, (Gare iner. nt G tail LJ Boston, barat by lightning in han vel ie passaee from Charteston for gosta pot 400 fons, 3 OF 4 years old, and was roymena cay Ad 000,@f which $9,000 atthe Neptune ib 13 81,000, atthe Warren : the Equitable ty had sis00 on the freight money. Br wang Lorv Grinsevy, from Liverpool for St John, N B, passed Lubec about soth ult, underjury mat having cut away her masts in a gale off Grand Menan; proceeded for St Andrews to refit. Sir Avaustine Heann —Extreet of a letter from Capt Seeetlin, from Boston tor Vaiparaise, dated Rio Janeiro, Nov. 15 =" W +d the Straits of Le Maire, Sept days from Boston, ( Previously put the ‘hints wr condition for heavy weather) Oct 5, Jat 58 South, it com- meuced blow ing avery ‘SW the 6th she was reduced to close reefed maictop snil, ic blow- ing nothing short of a bi tl Pt, a gen took off the round house o ¢ Jee rails, and also the afcer hatch, stove the hoats on deck, stove in Iarboard main rail, and bul: warks on both sides, and the caboose honse—this day ends heavy goles trom the south avd thick sweeping over every part of the ship. Oct 1 es una etd pM, the shin Inbouring heavy and shipping much water, wore ship to SW, lying ty under main trr sail with the head hanleddown—throughout the gales with a tremendously long sea. deck ful! of possibility of coo! jet 11 Wind still in- creasing, and the sea becoming vi ery dangerous. ship ying with | ¢ her Jee rath under water. At Il am thought the ship exposed the foretopmast stay anil, and ster about before the wiad to the North — the stern, set a rected eel ropes, stove binnacle, oue of the menat the wheel and Alled the exbin hall full of water, The ship was then going at the rate of 9 or 10 knots be- tore the wind without any thing to guide her—we got tickles on the tiller. and command s00n 48 pos Oct 21. Ey in which we t 31. Passed a 8 also reports that Freneh_m in-of-war Baro Exsza, Holbrook, at Havanese 18th ultimo, from Wil prington, N.C., went ashore inside the barbor, and sprang a Scnn Wercome Retvuan, of Deer Isle, for Boston, with Juinber, grounded on a ledge near Lubec. previous to 30th ult, and filled; but got off withou it daege. soap Onze peel wi soy hen uit, Pout or See Zone Tee Bove. ‘Naatz; Pescatore, co Joven open mangas; johnson, Savannah; schr onan pte to sea, ‘3 2tth, 24th, shape, Charl “mee d ouiplann: samced $0 see. 28 anton. ip T we jeans, ie: panei having need p dened brine s Frances Elie, ros Siscluapatin. Sue @-iare bre tale ai an Are sehr J dilliman, Coleman, Boston. Boston. Revannan, Dec 31.—Arr ship Californio, Li aLem, Jan 3—Cld brij Sid rigs Jacob Story, very rough weather Peeewelel ted wlirensatnnies orto Hicos 3, Melutire. New Or- . 7 “705 7 X Whole siimber for 186., +t. .cs rece crs sae cee see R499 Bidsche Sarbiehead, | € Jeans: sehr J Sill The ater ve bi otis 3 ‘arrivals se trom Narita ports Were’ under die tags of Gambia, Bailey, South America. Wi Jan 3—Arr brig Mari ret, Jewkabui eta ay —— Pit Hweonoeds: Wea PurrweemeM wi schs Brees! Powell, NYork; Geo B Mathew, ') Ro- berts, Ba Beaeass, Ist, be 8 Victoria, Clements, Lobsgo; Aman- ig Column Mr ‘arnell, Joho McFarland, New Y PORBIAN GLBABARERS, Am. Vessels. 5 22 2s = ‘New 3 Siguor "Beraard Watery” eres m the seeb5: aReSES Ps Arrival of Strangers. AMRRIGAN HOTRI.. J le Todd, q 5 tl} E fanes, US. Ship | Fredonia i tg 45743 40,517 wach ee a ane J Brooke, Were: G Poser Bectods Mise" Reualy, Ni aaron, HOUSE. io siden Baltimore; Qucannt G Bie: Spaffor Connecticut; i Ear . RCooke, 8t Johns; J oesunccounn| Whole number. ded Makes a total for the year of. Tn the @ there are no slog! to the many schonaers d sud coal, which di ty sete Sice, New. Orlescat N Leatuon; Columbus. CLINTON HOTEL. LG Siltiman, Coun; H Wells and Indy, K Batumore; wi K Prince, _ and are not boar meral business ‘woul estimate the ‘schooners. th ihe ce and are ng panty at 1x ied mm 3 small estimate ; this woul ‘gies for FE ies makog br icieaal wo red R % Vines Sing 8 ng. EASTERN PEARL ST. HOUSE AP ent Sonhia ton; A Matthews, do; C D oreo wi Con- owell, ket In jorwa! ‘irs O Swilt, do; number of enicwiees arrivals fori i8if, mn Page ob ng YA Sailed from Ne Bedtores hea led a, 4 ied from Nantaeket outer toads, 24, OTEL. pAsy eK Case, New Rochelle: Cc a oughkee ¥ Tater, Co ue and aay Pr ‘and Mi foraid ieCefloc, Near A letter from Capt Edwards, ote ry. Ph Donnell, of NB. re- rick, ‘Rondouts G Heath, fh ise bbls oil. etamiay of NB. reports IOWARD HOTEL. Mr and Mrs Tuo) E Fuguey siege ea hy ait J Waters Concord; B Jecksou, Eat gh; J Hepbara, West ae ajrea ?8 HOTED. R Doe, Bost H Chettenden, New York; W White, ortye, Philade.phi . BATHBUN’S HOTEL. Clarke Middleton; E Berton, LOVEJOY’S aotxt. J Matthew: ces E Rex i JK Li A lear from chin udiow, Philadelphia; B Mipoes speakin: wie Ate at exe tN th J 'gimpeoa, 5 190, ren Jue in 3 sav ani cabeaet si Gobus ths PH Groot, Albany; G Sees, ae Bridgeport, J B Thompson, Tih so wh tsa) Chero kee eland, in Ha: Toe 1658 Rite California Stic, adap te do ait er kr bit, 1000 wh 0 a << jecracign ig, Wet: W Ue reall ‘hes a were gearly all able to g ‘Ban Fi A Parker, (who gave this fist, the writer) but were notable Sa, wet many yesetablee, owing to the rearcity di me poneres dare not D 7! adelphin gave volark New Jersey: Bennett, Baonticstion, sPr ba Bradford, P Phila; Mids tS Burrows, do Wisely. Cai Mi Iatisommbe Smith, je . Smith, ay Hamilton, Fisher N wh; iy a ae ; E Eromons, D in L Daniels, Bal NORTHERN HOTEL. J King, New Brunswick; aA MeGai Crozi rat lady, Red Bank; rt, do; Mr dnlensaens Nag York Signor Cromom, basi: B's Bassett, Com brave Phiinss J A Marfo Clayton, do; PP C! Re 13 G Phils daly haa; P Oliver. ; fd MeUutchin, Boston; H rs 7 Johuson, Boston. jarman, New Yor! rt. 990 sp. er from Capt Ewer, Eimily Morgan, NB. a rd des L v e Chas wei nte 18 8. lon 91 67, Oct 25th, bark Smyrua, Hillman, 700 sp and 60 biackfith. Ship Die Wolker, 10 Xt kere New Orleans for Boston, s from New Orleans for Glasgow, UNITED scares reiptog) at mb, 8 Dee cc Ik lat 2640, Ton 793 3 Mis Neatwewets Onpt Bart S Keed, Sufli M Wm Cortis, Mount Pleasant pea A C F Coleman, :W el ee aK Stoves, Soetwes 4 ‘Cooper iis W Morrwt ‘ass L Wale WESTERN UOTEL.. ad TM Wheeler. Pro ms RCELONA, ie ie Ly ns Fish, abcess 4th, Hh Wells. Hentora:< Carr, Providence. ne ee a pS ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING. “‘Werme—Cash, 1 in advance. aniets wa Lit. —Mesus. aD “LENT & cos P stete a iC HRCtT aha ait is nightly at voube now pesformig ly A ables | Bean a fe i | fea inverbelaa Pints: Pecien: bighteg Posies ‘om Th ‘Dress Cirele an Boxes, 25; Sat r pert e atTovclock. Parti ills. - grand afternoon performance ‘every “Soturday, commencing at 236 o'clock. THE, aR EA say, J Tth, 1841 | Beneks mmr baer dS Mr W: Marshall; ea Mr°t Clarke: App at ultogBiecue Dewan tus, Mr Bet Vee the Extn PEA CHiseLiecnicchs, Me Burke, Sis Albert Sea tae vghloin, Mr-Jordan; Mrs Als bert Duck ‘conel de ‘with the Drama of BntOrne ci Ca Mr Females Mr isan cane nite Ten pogeariie. ‘Mr Hal tte ee ase malig, ae ay Bie =a ome pe Gallery 135g cents, ero Fictos | Ma. J Mr. V rejptiarriet, aan “ARTISTS. ia pile id by, th WANK Geta ee es Mut. Herbert: After whvehy sf the TLES Mexico. Bo goselade with the ETRIOPIAN MELO- Dist Coes ets—Doors open at 6jo’clock—Perform- tee. will commence at 7 o'clock. ROAD HAY, TH TRE—R ENGAGEMENT QF BeMie roVer—rea vu Tl stn pita ita of’ Wenge Brame fen Mee Vache Sir Chas: Cropland, Me. anc Hpa "Migs Lucretia Wactab, Dre: Winatantey Worthing on, Miss Fanny Wai Tine whole Sonclude with the comic. desta, ACARTHY MORE Nine Points of the Law earthy More, x Fieming; Darby: Sullivan, Me. Lover... Drees Circle’ and Parquette, Fy anil ste Ci aor) 2a cent, Unors ses #5 cete Usnery, 124 cents. Doors open at 636 o'clock, performance te commence at 7. BERR ORF MPL) THEATHH.—tenetit of Mr. ML HOLLAND On triduy evenice, aaeary Fuh wil Be Cit Teipipemun, Mude Miro Holand Eu. perforied the Urame of CH alti Mlework, | Mr. M Mitchell; Adem ‘Br ; degees Cogs PO be. fall the WELANET<Aereuny, Me Cavore ‘ine Now Paget Miss Mary taylor. Oichie TS rielang, ir. Holfand: Henry. Doors 0 cn ree" MEY o'clock. ‘Dress cite'ey, 40 ceutsy ‘Boxes, 25: Fit, L La srt CE OF* RA—This evening, wit be preeen cighs opemef LUCIA LL LAMM RMOOi Cord Heary A-hton, Sir F. G. Beneventa ( Raveus- ‘wood, S’r Beuedetti; Lord Arthw: ae Rr chin Geno- yesi; ‘Raymond, ’r Sertumio Kosi Norman, Sr Fellippo Al- bertazzi; Lucy of Lammermoor, Sig’ra Teresa Truffi: Alice, Sigira Augiola Mora. Boxes, parquet and belesuy, $1; am: phitheaire, 50 ce! M ECHANICS’ Ha. ALL, 473 peeeney, nerweae Grad and Broome streets. Crogdes to overflowing w: be AEAUITY UB ARHION ot New Yorks OPEN EVER NIGH | UNABATED si suger Zin Foureenth Week of the Orginal CHAIST 8. MINS dest | aie Bipd ta the Uuiced rates ‘. neekee CHRIBTY, OM RC WAUGHNS those onal end immitsble. cone Sede ise nichtiy Napeaod atch eommaed ond Dlahly. vospee> table audiences, and universally admitted. to éxcel” every D con: Saturday January. 8. an Afternoon Concert. Doors open at 2 o'clock. Concert will commence at 3 o'clock ROADWAY ODEON—tatrance Brest Pigteus’s 83. 3 Joon—Under the of Mr. Gai HILOQUISM by Big. Giuserpen¥ pat olden Showers. iss TABLEAUX VIVANTS.or hing Maceard Pemale Figures by the MODEL ART!S1'%.8—Amazonian’s Oath, Amazon- ian w Fara afte Be Virgi Massacre of the St. Ba:tholo- Senplione. Part ILL=-The Late Flay er, Ualypso’ he Dance, ‘the 1 hres Graces, Grad National ra he Ta honor of the United Bates, fe: Orchestra Box 50 cents, Paiqueite 25 c- ie} Boxes 123 cents. Performance to commence at half past 7. BAtxgs ANeRIcaN MUSEUM=P. 1. Baanus, Fropnietn—F. Hrrococe, Manager—plesdid ‘exhib tions and performances, ever afternoon at $o’clo: ery events i a scr, The manager hat een er the fa Aravine CAMPBELI/S E ETRIGHAN BeUENA- nice 'estern in the ‘ Shakspinian Crbinets Mire: Move Mart Bern | ihn Wirt ic Panga ; Mr. SY iisees lock, ‘Mr. Pr 2 cag: ree Likenessts an the Amisted Captsve. Sle et wa figures of duces, Victoni oy oo am Kockwell, Foi ler. the Human Body, to be seen priv: of. al ceuts. Admission to the whole, years of age. ant old ssote to'walk alone, 123 eents. Me- served front se ne si ee esch extra ik 8 RADISH H Pa ‘OVECTIVE EM NT 81 res] Pree iy notify tl mb} CONCER and LITERARY ENTERTAIN begiven at the ‘Frperad le, ou Friday eve: HEA Tt, 1848; in aid of the Charitable Fund, for which the any have succeeted in securing the sy barviees i ores from bi TRISH rieeth and two of his, choice Hoelutions ae Wet Performere—Mirs- Edw’! Loder, Miss E. tson, Miss De Lincs, and Miss M. L. Leach; Mr. Aphunom, Mr. Greato: Ir. re ‘Stephen Leach; assisted by a Chorus, selected froma the Aun ican Musical Institute, who el pear in « Vocal Concert. oud also we the interesting and popalar MUSH: CAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKSPEARE: delivered by Mr. Lyove. Conductor. Tig Dolor; to de obtained at the the office of the Society, 42 Coitlardt treet, or bers o the Committee-—Thomag Dizon, Ean.» Presicents b.T gorse, Esq.. J. R. Welters, i Ant heey Be John 8, Bartiett, td M. D., Charles Edwards. dale, Ks: uchbertson, Enq , Joseph bod ler, Exq., J. . Bay. MMe be ichard Bell Esq... W. Canning, Exa., Heaty Jessop, Eeq., Samuel Maycock, | ees; Sertimus + Hed. Nichole Carter, Keq , Alexsnder ‘ft. Watson, es ogee ZAAR, ind i, Fea and Broadway. ajcal Museum aud Di half ng Digramie Views on rom m the Sent : k'Watren, Lefavour, Yor Boston, about oT yoks Dee i—Barbadian, Jones, Richmond, LXDR, Dec 4—Barbadian, Jones, Ri Cazunanvow, Dee I?—Ia'ports ship Royal William, (Br) Pott, ship Marcia Cleaves, Wilson, from pow nor ch ey. Boston, n ges ot ny ai cane, Henry, i aud rudder head, to anil in five Pleatants, ADVERTISBMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING. ‘Terms.Cash, in advance. for NOrleans, first win ND WIRE PREVENTED, b; a & nOrsine® Al lous _coutrive ce—it is fepine, hich a ar can Srpke Barras price of re) isa fh Sanath House and atl street, by Duncan Wen isa sonle — ve ‘means of wires to the least motion, set the Ala rake the sounds per. piety 1g windlass and Ta fe Dee 16—In port, hip Coarie: se her: ‘Sosecas % ng the ‘s Bi ee x. Heely's Fi the San a ing. ttle Green street, near Likerty, who are the patentces, “They will ake Dlesaure in showing ot is machine tonll wha call EK DUCED PRICES. et Fane Oren (Red ‘Ash) Coals taki Ete cr oroxen, Coat cargoes of large Chesnut for sale ner of King and Green: IES’ HAIR DRESBER, No. 15 “Pauldipesmest tems tr mim the Indies that he wil! dre the ua the oh fashionsble Parti . avi houses ‘Ornamental hair work of every deeeri pon, Pa i for 'M Mi: ah . Lea oy to load fe "ata Ric fon ur wit-bark ‘rae rmo, to load for Boston. Bee $—Arr bark & Wright, Jr, Pittee, Boston, arr ehonTon. Dee 7—In port, ship Manteo, Leighton, for NO:- ~ ently bark — Dix, Hamilton,hence, e am now sollive, the creened and deli- BELSON co Water fordo don 'sid about Nov wih, Prince, New York, no" date, Azim, ian do; bri mess, do. Mavnitivs, Sept I7—Ship Albatross, Coffia, disg, for Cal- te, » Dec 4—No American vessel in port. Sid Nov 27, bark Missouri, Silvester, New York; Dec 4th, brig Detroit Pareamo. Dec 6-Ships BC () ACRES O FLAND—For sal to if Ji burgh, State of wa of Jo. nabar bi Vv TICES nee of one small bal sh, from New Orleans wil receive the same immediatsiy, from E. K. 6 ESivinstly No 56 eltisn ARRE CETH AREA ROYAL MAIL pool; a i | tween New vom = Liver oak Teceive mails and passenn Cote: from Boston, 8a urday, 15th Janu from New York, Saturday. from ny. sth Satu: day, 12th leann: brig C in Wall kes, Wi well, au rk Osmmaali, Gardner, fm Marseilles, arr Dee sth barks 3 Suna. Nov27—! Dat, ‘or Boston, Dee 4, only. dcuenr, Dee M—Arr Taixete, Dee br Pico, Leckie, from Bost for Faler 0 eg iga, Heard, New Orleans for Passage money re were Personal .uggage Mattes it i ceeds half a ton mensurement, and on specie, exce! sonal expenses. An experieae 8 the following dis ae Li board Bow; Hed do on toniy to Re CUN ARB, Je ROK LIVERPOOLT SEW LIN! lg a6 January <The new am ukers ship SHERID sid ‘Faanels Watts, Barnes, Messin. ene shing Lights wa Fatmoutn. Jam, Des 15—ache wt fie" yet for ie one few di Wak Mabbard; for Be ‘suns Bey, woke kes ime 18—Briz Clara Ellen, Kilmin, for New boston, wi Havana, Dee 35 ship Adelaide, Adams 3 New ye splenaid fast sailing orge B Cormish, master, is now ns above—her regulas splendid Recommoda reek The Packet tip GAN a te at will encceed the Sheridan, and sail Ss Point Petre, Dee 5—bark Lucy Ellen, Cates, from Ma Home Ports. ToL RI. Jan 3—Sld brig Mary Ellen, Startevent, Matan Br) Gilliat, Tarks Islynd: ay if, i) iy fe Rares 3] bad mee, Bowers on Jam ion, Lori NEW QRLEANS Louisiana » and New York 4 ‘achets— Very reduced rates 0! hy th first and onl: tat Packet, aaa Money 10th—The new nas Boston, Jan 5—Ar ch LIA, are Nor id, bark Kanawha, (of thi N Orleans; brigs ae probably sanbore ‘hart, ie street, Agent it et Er nee aa ithe VAN are and anil on her rexalar day. LINE, OF ST rAMao ATS, ROW ALRA INT eatM oe From the fous nt Courtland street, ty 3 Delack, y Ba rou » Jen 6—Arr bark, ey Hal fom Fon well, from ¥ ee f them fae Cleared Chi Kio de Jeneiro nnd a market; Cornwall, (82) Atel jevday, Thureday and rength and calen ply ou board, or to ce on the wharf, { alter Monday. January 34, the steam der, will make tiv following tine wnt eave, Staten taland at 4, 10 A.M {P-M. Leave New York, at and UA. M fated 4 the i ieee P. C SCHULTZ, at the o' Dee 30—Arr brig Citizen, Brown, NYork. ton, ROR a ap et for Mogsguatavis, 2%—Atr sch. Albion. Bowden, Po x Aq ” Joseph Baker. Arey, NY. id not D ‘as Jno ‘M’Ca He rbaik Mary, Whelden, Philadelphia for Hownrs’s Hove, ia, ‘era hark J xy im for Boston Morrison, 20434 Falton stre ‘treatment ot Private Diseases Gonorroms, he cures inn few 6 ‘ten his entire titne to the Recent cases, particularls rational debility from a poctaraal, emissions, Astley ke, My his ‘Oitice, Oe ‘Fallon nireet. teed. pulmonary comp! warranted to be the best and will cure any case | also an excellent yo en, inehinges a, te Baldwin, i Providence,” a" 3,07 B chley ‘& Simonson, Bulls iZ J ATE TREA: isk 1VAT: ad fim ers mat ool Enelid, Bain! ‘thy it, fm Thomeston; Oe oy, Maling. fm dos ache M Jan Lap | ite fey " rales, fm Pen: Bees, ‘on sloop oe yt Dalaba re T THE H HALL, OF NOVECTY. corper of Centre aad Poarl streets. —-T AB iX VIVANTS, or the op Mode) Artists, Male and Fe le every evening, style ver < is city. Also, the Virginia a Cor «with songs, Mr. pa pinser. ‘and the Pearl Bell riugers. W.H. Colem los. fimission one shillng. Doors open at commerce et 7 Baavaros MAMMOTH Sac nner OF THE Mississippi River, painted on th: of biting w of country 1200 mile: Len the mouth of the Missouri river ta the city of New Os and reaching over ten dezrees of latitude, being the Target printing in the world, at the new Panoreme Buildis T o'clock eeu, Toon exhibitions on Wednesd: conn Saturdays, at Qrelk. Sents secured from 10 A. M. INTERY’ Ee ro IN “OF LIEUS, THOS. W. SWE! LO on) of AUT TH obtained by application inane othe “Tallon Samuel K Kg Herald 1 tect; Wm Beunett, He: ; Wm. Ellison, 307"Thir Browa, True Sun ons Ws au, Tri reer Joite he M. Robinson; John MeEn- five J. O’8allivan, cor Frank ‘ort sat tredenekt K. tes 210 Walker at; K. ‘A, Rog Feivune Office: Wm. Kello:g, Tribune Office; John Weereley Eaward Cole, 33 Ana st; Hagh + larry, 132 Peni ny Courier oad Eats Office; 1¢9' Eidridge tt Niamson e, HH. Clark, cor. Greenwich and john W. Moutton: Point, 3.2 Monroe Isaac N. Rice, 20 Office; James H. joneard srs Samuel Udell; dine ny Char. co ae and Madiror HANSUAL Balk U Rooms; No. 430. Srosdwayy on ‘Tuesda eum Rooms ayy on ‘Tuesday eveuine, ITthv ne "Kickers (83 each) esr be procured atthe efice of the Boe ety. ae 22 Sj race permet. or of the ropewieg, come 4 rear mittee ry Dillon, 97 bers stre So William reser Hegh Kellys 138 Bowery; James Mat- thews, 95, Wall street: Jumes ey be ra, ih William Wallinm | Hedmond, 44 Eachones Place: Felix In- goldeby, 119 Maiden ene ning. 366 Pearl street; Cheried Sweeny, 19 Centre fereett Joh ‘Nicholson, 31 Fas street; Oy Watsons #8 achasge Places James’ Giwelt 70 West street; Thomas Swanwick, $6 Fire, str 7 South William st Chai ¢' TOON Nemty, 66 Be Daly, 94 Bro Franeis Mann, 156 Pe ; 1g reception whic! ths henor. io appearance Satu: Jan, 8. Programme=-Part 1. I ch-—-ohleswin Holstein, Bellmon; 2 Overture to the opera, “'Stradetin.” Flowtow: 3 ‘Themes—Klange Waltz, Strauss; 4. lotro jon to the first act of Belisario, inet Ideen—qu drille isoke Lansler, ‘or by request, Lancer; 10 adie reqne gl. ‘veKeta, 30 coats each, to be had at the peincipyl mu: sie stores, and at the door on the evening ef the Concent. Doors open at 634—performance to commence st 7g precisely. P4. LADELPHIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, Fifth, South of Walnut street—The Spring and Summer Coury Steam of Lrgrares for 1848, witl be commence: Bey Mare! 6th, 1848, nnd be continued four month, by the follow sm Faeulty:~James MeClirtock. M.D, Generel, Ppecial ou Sorgical Anstomy. J. K. Bard: M.D. Materia Medica rnd ‘Therepeutics ge fae Henty Gi dren. kK Surgery. Henry Gibbons, M.D Medical Juriaprodence,, 8. Rt. Me svator of Anstomy, Richard ee gery. Kee for the attended two ful eo ay tion, to be. pat pei hn wineluding. tint ect ‘be opened chairs of Insttu [iment Fofeesors a arly petiod BDICAL HO aap . KINK GADEARG P YBICLAN, 13 years resident praeti- Cover sn Te Oita. ‘The care ¢ of ai deesal pe hin, inte. and dex ihoost times on re Dr. Kinfeline wun attention In , 7 ts the most desperate cont tase depend on Po Ey rid ‘with a prompt, ‘energetic treatment, to a perfect Biraogeze ving "4 notice with me catieigne” Save warrented, OF: ge reawire id, ‘witt meet prompt attent lesidence, N. . Phitdand Union streets, half a rquare from the EF: P= Kor full parvcnlars, see ith page of the Philadel- it of the T ‘em teen yearn, devoted to eal Me W9- Dr. jsease. Kecent cases cured nor rie el arenes USfocure the worst form on