The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1848, Page 3

Aiwany, Jan, 28, 1848 The Arrest of Pugitica Maven. tn the Senate this morning, Mr, Fine, from tie Committe on the Judiciary, to which was refer- redva certain bill providing that ne sheriff or con- stable in this State shall detain or arrest a fugi- tive slave, made the following important report against the passage of the bill. The Judiciary Committee to whom was referred o bill entitied ‘an act for the protection of personal liberty,” beg leave to report that they have read and considered the bill. It magistrate sball take cogniai gress of February 12, 1793, entitled, “an act pereons escaping from the service of their maste thi if nor constable op arrest or detain a gitive slave; and a violation of Person o} ng fine of not less than five hundred Nor more then one thousand dollars, or to imprisonment Jn the county Jail for a term of not less than six mor more than twelve months. ‘The United States Supreme Court has determined, in the cnse of Prigg ve the Commonwealth of Pennsylva- nia, January term, 1842, 16 Peters, '639, that under the constitution, the owner of « slave is clothed with autho- rity in every State of the Union to and recapture him. The clause in the constitution executes itself, and requires no aid from legislation, State or national. The pational government, in the absence of all positive pro- visions to the contrary, is bound, through its ewn proper departments, legislative, executive, or judiciary, to oarry into effect all the rights and duties imposed upon it by the constitution. The legislation of Congress on this subject supersedes all State legis'ation, and, by implica- tion, prohibite it. The power of } a ‘ion in relation to fugitives from labor is exclusive in the national legis- lature, Jt is very clear to the committee, from the above deci sion, which, being upon a clause of the constitution, is the supreme Jaw of the land, that any and all of the sta- tutes of this State, upon the subject of fugitive slaves, are unconstitutional and void, and are no more then blank paper. y The question remains to bs considered, whether Con- grees Can vest in the State magistrates, and sheriffs, and constables, p:wer to execute the act of 1792, as is at- tempted to be done by that act. This question has been deliberately considered and decided by the New York Supreme Court, in case of the United States vs. La- Rey 4. Congress cannot vest judicial power of the United States, except in courts establ'shed by itself; no part of the ori- inal diction of the United States can, eonsistently constitution, only in those cases State tribunals national authority, can they now exercise # concur- rent jurisdiction? ‘As regards crimes and offences, made by legislative enactment, the government of the United States stands in the same relation to the State governments as foreign government; theact of Congress may reach offender, but the State courts cannot touch him. Jurisdiction of the State courts is excluded in cases of crimes and offences cognizable under the authority of the United States, and it is not competent for Congress to confer jurisdiction on State officers #The committee are unanimously of opinion, that as the State of New York had no jurisdiction on the subject of fugitive es from other States, previous to the form: ‘ion of the United States constitution, and as the State Legirlature is probibited from acting on this subject, end as judges, sheriffs, and other State officers cannot legally uct under the act of Congress, it is unnecessary to prohibit them from doing #o by statute. Tne com- mon law is sufficient in ite civil aud crimiaal remedies to punish all State officers who interiere with {uxitive ‘The power of retaking fugitive slaves |: with i owner, assisted by the United States jadge® »» 1 mar- a. THH WHEELY HERALD. MAILS FO masmuch as the ms in the Herald for Eu same es that which wil we shall not issue any re, f the Herald for Europe for the Cambria, bi patrons with the Weekly Herald, in lieu of it, there being no difference except in the title. It will be ready at nine o’clock to-morrow morning, and will contain the intelligence of the week past, up to the hour of publication, from all parts of the country, received at this office, by mail and telegraph, of every description—financial, political, congressional, &o. ke. It will also contain a very valuable map, showing the Several lines of telegraph in operation, in process of construction, and in contemplation throughout the United States. The mails of the Cambri: — perana Fency Ball Costume Warehouse, 58 i UROPE. | which we intended to put be in ell respects the the Weekly Herald, ill close at ten o'clock. now employed cotumes for will be sent tot feta MI immediately. be attended ia, Costumes, and every requisite, 1-0. 00. F Srna ine u . Robes, Ret and on hand for The Plumbe National Daguerrean G: onthe upper comer of Broadway and Mur ce an the city to procare tl tyne po-trat. ‘Lhe immense collections are o pro {sof the supertur.ty of this justly celebra.ed establish rany other i this coun ry. Portable Shaving Cases —Tne und hive devoted their unceasing attention to improving and per- Jectiag these useful and nec: ssary articles, and have on hand a lar. e variety, of co table to the wants tne traveliicg comm SAUNDERS & BON, 177 Broadway, afew du rtlandt street Fine Cutlery. he subscribers have pald particular attention braneh of their bi on haud at present the most beautifat and we meutof pen, porket, desk, und sporting kuiv wih a large variety of polished steel g ods. Hazore ground and set. Cutler, repaired. G. SAUNDERS & SON. Save your money.—To those of our friends who wish to reduce their buot bills, we cheerfully recom- mend to eatiion our fieud JONES 4 Anns reet,as he selis the fica. q tality cf Freuch coll dress Boots at $4 ness, and hat s patent le-thi Proof and cork sule Boots price. A Warning to the French.If they don’t | reduce the price of their Boots of their fortuce is atan “ fr our fread Young, pees te our office, 1 at street—Jonu Gorge Taylor, the celebrated Cos: | ‘maki x quality of French Cail Boos for $4 uch as are soid otuer stores for $6 and $7; he hes gotauce Calf Sewed Loot ter $3 50, usually 85 no her stores; witha splendid assort- ment of patent leother Boots and Cong) Uaiters. Don’t for | get, small profits is the motto of our fnead Young. on the corner of Fulton sud Nassau, Call in and see him—the Doe tor. Diamond Pointed Gold Pens—Purchasers of Gold Pens will bear in mind that all makers stsmp their on their best pens, and the namesof "Cardiuals” or is and other fictitiou: amps on their sec: JOHN W. GREATON & | 5 ioferior qualities 71 Cedar street, (one door from the Post Ot- | e all the best makers, which they at prices, The treus aud Cases others ‘0 sei] an the best in the city, for $2. they sell for only, and all others low in proportiog. Gold Pens re- No 8 paired The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pen is sold by B. ki. Watson & Co., 45 William street, and J. Y. Favage, 92 Fult t. Tne Kichelieus are rented, acd if the pen Mt tor $1 25 i the Hieneliew Pen Alabaster Vases and Statuary, Tazzag, dc. The subscriber has pow f t beaut fn’ articles in this line, that have ever among which a e. Bard glio Etruscan Vaves Agate (ozzas, seven feec nigh: Bardiglio Urns, with al lievo. 8 feer in hight, very elnborately sculpture of Hebe, Venus Danciog Gu ie &e., ail BIGNOR VITO VITI, who has fur thirty three £0 prcemetally catered for the public taste. F ts kK VOOD WORTH, 325 Broadway, opposii Broadway Theatre. Barker's Ciems de Palma Chri: Oil Crecm, is, without doubt, the onl nowrish and improve the ha three months’ curation grey per article to ical process, of amell is en- unimpaired. its outritive qaal it neisher baru i Room 49 Broadway, comer of | “Scott's” ing, Store 94 Nas: sauatreet, We sinceresy recommend this stove to the atten: tion of the * public” for several reason foods cold the'e are of the first quality. taud “ ouls” store whieh sells vance of 5 per cent, from first ; anda half shirts a.e ery fiae, nud equal to those sold i way for 2 dollars; aud 4th, because ihe proprietor gives divided attention to his enstomers Chapped Hands and Face Speedity Cured by Giewn’s Spermaceti Soap. It is pleasantly perfumed, and she alt beon the toilet of every person—especially those who have a tender skin=and tor children Sold whol tail, by WYATT & KETCHAM, 121 Fulton K are the only city age: dian Oil for coloring the hair, ve become popular fry m their own Lamp OU, Teas, Sugars, Coffees, &c.—Some of the greatest bargains ever offered in Oils, 'T Seo. ean be had at WLel’s. He has j v {rom the :mporiers, choree new five old Coffees, new cio Sugars, Ke, ali of which are offered at wholessle prices for cash, at wuolessle aud retail. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Thursday, Jan. 27—6. P M. The stook market was alittle unsettled to-day. Peace rumors are #0 plenty that stook épeculatora hardly know what to do. The ory is peace, tuere is no peece, At the first board to-day Harlem went up | percent; Canton, 4; Reading Railroad fell of 134, and Reading Bonds, 13g. All others cloned at prices cur- rent yesterday. At the second board there wars further improvemen Varudry’ Loan advauand Y par een; ( ‘Yj Marlene, Mi) wali moderate Males of e29b, ‘The total amount of specie’ exported from thle port, | yy, ton Company, f from the lst ot September, 1847, to tae 27th of January 1848, wae $6,840,019. The Leather Manufacturers’ Bank has declared a semi- annual dividend of three and a half per cent. Prime bills on London sell at 934 «10 per cent premi- um. There isa full eupply oMeriog st these rates, and the demand has been to a fair will take out but a appear by this that tals had ceased. It has been asserted that the Secretary of the Treasu- ry was in favor of an issue of treasury notes of small de- neminations, such as fives snd tens, bearing but a nomi- nal rate of interest, Such is not the fact. The Secre- tary isin faver of no such thing; he is not in favor of treasury notes of any kind, or in any shape; but he is in favor of raising another loan by s direct issue of go- vernment stock. bearing six per centinterest; or in other words, he is decidedly in favor of the plan proposed by | the Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means ; and no one on that the negotiation of aloan in that manner, which is, in fact, the only legitimate way, than the Secretary of the Treasury. The issue of treasury notes, in any shape, is in direct opposition the money market. tem, in the present depreciation and the ameunte daily paid the market to negotiat and the issue of these notes has only been resort- ed to om account of the peculiar nature of the expen- ditures of the government, and the depressed state of tems Tae Cambria small amount of specie. It would the outward current of precious me- committee can be more anxious for to the financial policy of the govern- We see the evil effects of th large custom house for duties. The revenue of the government is prin- cipally paid in these notes, and the publig indebtedness is becoming rapidly liquidated. The government is, in fact, paying off its old debts, while it is about entering into the wone. We see in this the evils of the treasury note system, and there is no way to avoid them, but by negotiating ® loan in the really le- gitimate way. 80 far as the movements of the Com- mittee of Ways and Means are concerned, we give them credit for nothing else than a disposition to embarrass the financial operations of the government, and to force it, if possibl: into a repeal of the most important measures of the country. This committee has, perhaps, unwittingly fallen upon the very method the Secretary of the Treasury prefers to all others; and if s loan can- not be negotiated upon the terms proposed, the commit- tee have assumed the responsibility. In times like the present, when the money markets are in avery embarrassed condition, when a drain of bul- lion exists for shipment to Europe, it beeomes neces- sary to adopt such measures as the exigencies of the moment require, and if s loan cannot be negotia- ted in one way, it must be in another; if a loan cannot be made must be made by or small sary to of the raise rnmen by @ direct issue of stock, it an issue of Treasury notes of large denominations, whichever may be neces- e amount required to meet the wants It does not follow that if aloan can- e made by a direct issue of stock, that the specie lause of t Independent Treasury should be repealed. ‘There are more ways than one to raise money; and the banks have less control over the finances or wants of the government then they or thelr organs imagine. As much opposed as we are toan issue of Treasury notes of small denominations, we would rather see them in cir- culation than have the Independent Treasury act al- tered or modified in the slightest degree. It would be better for the country to have it deluged with Treasury notes than to repeal the Sub-Treasury, and have it de- luged with bank notes. it may become ne If there is no other alternative, ary to choose between the two. Fortunately, the government have the control of this matter; fortunate for the commercial classes, the manu- facturers, the agriculturists, and even for the banks themselves, there is not the slightest probability of the Independent Treasury bsing modified or altered in the most trifilog negotiate a stock points, It would be preferable to loan at a discount, then to dis- turb the operation of this important conservative ryatem. It would not be thirty days after the repeal of the independent ‘I'reasury act before the banks would be on the high road of expansion, and they would inflate credits, prices, speculation, and, fora time, | produce a very fine state of things; but where would they stop? where would be the check upon them? Prices for manufactures, and for merchandize of every description, would manufacturers of become so much inflated that the Europe would deluge our markets with goods of every description; prices for breadstuffs would advance beyond shipping points, and no ship- ments would be mado, A universal inflation would be experienced in everything connected with commercial affairs, and the result would be an explosion, and the long list of evils such an event would produce. There is no measure the government ever perfected which has protected the manufacturer and the agriculturist so much as the Independent Treasury. It has been better for the manufacturer than the highest protective tariff they ever had, and to the agriculturist it has been inva- luable, in preserving a uniformity in the value of the currency, which they have heretofore seldom realised. The demand for a repeal of the Independent Treasury act is loudly called for by the banks, through their organs, and they belleve that it is not only for their interest, but for the interest of the country at large. Now we know that it is net for the interest of the peo- ple or the country, or for the interest of the banks them- elves. These institutions would fiad it more for thei, interest if they would confine themselves solely to a le- gitimate line of business, which the Independent Trea- sury favors more than opposes. They oan keep a mode rate cireulation, receive deposits, and make discounts, as well with the Sub- Treasury without it The only influence that act has upen them, isthe check it has | upon every speculative movement, and the effect it has upon the currency. One of the strongest arguments, therefore, in favor of preserving this act, i the opposi- tion toit from the banks, We havo, in years psst, had enough of an unrestricted banking power; the ope tion of the old United States Bank was a practical illus- tration ofthe operation af enormous banking capital, go- verned by cliques of speculators. The operation of the Bank of England isa more recent illustration of the effect | banking privil | speculators Every of imm« ee in the hands desperate thing connected with commercial af. fairs becomes subservient to their interest; prices ofevery species of property are regulated entirely by their opera- tions; credits are expanded or contracted at their plea- sure, and the commercial existence of nearly the whole community is at the mercy of this money power. The revulsion through which Great Britain has just passed is the result of the speculative operations of the Bank of England, and those eapitalists immediately ocnnected with that institution; and if it was not for the Indepen dent Treasury, we should soon have inthis country a ri_ milar power, governed bye similar class of speculators This 1s what the banks in Wall street want; it is what the banks of the whole country want. They want the management and control of the financial affairs of the country; and every sttempt of the government to regu- late ite own finances, is opposed by these institutions, It is now more than twelve months since the govern- ment separated itself from all banks, and the banks see that their power is rapidly leaving them; that they ar, not of so much importance as in times past, and that the Independent Treasury will soon deprive them of the lit- tle remaining influence they have upon the currency. In view of all these facts, it becomes a matter of much importance in what manner the new loan of the government is negotiated—whether the monay ia raised by an issue of stock, or an issue of Treasury notes of large or of small denominations. A stock loan would cramp the money market more, and be neg vtiated at a greater sacrifice than any other ; but it would, perhaps. be mor, for the interest of the government than an issue of ‘Treasury notes, as into operation the originally intended it would enable it to carry strictly Independent Treasury act, as it was The long contest ia which the Commerotal and Rail- toad Bank of Vicksburg has been ao long engaged.* has finally been brought to a close, and the creditors of the bank have some prospect of getting something for their claims The assignment under which the trustees have acted, has been declared illegal and vold Vickssvna Banx—Finat Decision. was deeds of tects, of In February, 1840, the directory of the bank, which ‘corporated with a capital of $4 ,000,000, made two sssigoment, comveying all its property and ef- Trine every description to three POF as urposes felture of ite oherer be the timo prescribed in ti trustees or assignees, of enabling it to svoid » for- completing the railroad within * charter, and of placing all its creditors on an equal footing ‘The profits to arise from the road after ite she, = axprested in the rine!pal source for the Beas; ‘all whieh wae tatem ae ment of the debts of ing the ereoution of against the ne bu i te 1841, Alex rthur, ing the hold: bie amount of notes of the Wank, aubanitied the te are ansignment tothe G. Phompson. Eeq, of this city, and completion were also assigned, and deeds, was contemplated aa to be effected by prevent: judgments that might b d ts affairs should be wound up sag examination of his counsel Witten uy and advice that tho assignment could ates and enjoined, and the cau: Chancery, where it 8. Vergst, Ee Thompeon, Eq | set aside, he had a ruit instituted to recover his claim. Judgment was obtained in Warren Circuit court, ‘the property of the Bank, (he execution of which wan vied went into the Superior Court of ‘was argued, on demurrer, by Ge: i 11S 8. Prentiss, Esq , on the part of | by Wm Thompspn, er, and W. G the other side—the demurrer rais- \ i 4 neal wrtiom of the Lael rally of th ! ‘ bt te si it tie deeds ly Jed! iy shbceltor gave bi Geolelon 1h 1042, suetatuiag | tothe High Court, by which the chaucellor's decree Ie etre it the assignment is arsed, and it is decided rom void, upon the face ofthe deeds learn that this d presented and argued fully before the is based hy one of the point chancellor in 1843, by W.G. Thompson, Esq, who argued the couse as leading counsel Court—vii in geply tor Mr. Arthur, in the High that the assignment was an attempt to a) jate the property and effects to the ultimate benefit of the bank, effect of this throw the whole business of th: Pesessine creditors without limit. The sion is to displace th bank ees, and into the hands of the Presid ny Directors & Company, as it stood detore the assigam: Stock Exchan; $25000 Treas Notes 6's 984% 50 sha Canton Co 3 22000 do 98% 50 Nor& WorRit 530 38 | 99% 500 do nX | ar n 2000 0 * 100 Long Island RR. 30 27) 7500 U 8 5's, 63 300 do Py jo 100 do b7 27 5000 Ohio 6's, "56 200 do a7) 500 Penn 5’s ops 71g 150 do b10 2734 4009 io 713g 200 do bad 27, $000 Reading Bds bi5 63% 100 do bao 27 1000 State 5's, ’o8 91% 100 do 27 66 shy NorthAmEx #4 200 Harlem RR ry 2% do 9° 750 do 4 10 NY & N Haven RR 92 200 do 910 4) 150 Farmers’ Trust me 150 do s60 4 200 lo bio 27% 450 0 do an 100 do bg) 28" 250 do bio 41 100 do b20 27%) 50 do 30 41 360 do 23 50 do A244 49 Vicksburg 6 %0 © do 42 50 do 5M 8) do a2 225 Morris Canal 100 Read’g, lst Feb 5036 100° do bso 9 «6-50 do b60 51, 200 do 8% WO do 590 49! 40 Canton Co bis 32° 100 do 939 49) 35 do 31% 1062 do 50 S000 U 8 be) hs Reading RR b: ‘$5000 5's, 08 8734 300 shs Reading 30 50 5000 do. a7 150 do b30 $000 do 87 ©6200, do 360 1000 U States 6's, "56 96 50 Farmers? Loan 2090 K 0. 50 Morris Canal bas. 3 25 Harlen RR 300 do b3 200 do slo 100 do 60 New Stock Exchange. 50shsL. Irland RR b3$ 2734 100shsHariem RR b3 41 lo c 300 do © 4! 25 Canton Co 53 315g 200 © do bio 42 lo ba 3154 100 do bso 42 100 Harlem RR bs 41 ——= ee CITY TRADE R&PORT. New Yonx, Thursday Afternoon, Jan. 27. ‘The flour market was again languid to-day, and sules of all kinds moderate, without material change in pric of pric pric a . The transactions were confint Generee, Obio, Wester N esee wheat ‘again made, at y: the market closed rather heavy. Corn sold to Se moderate ext+nt, eal wit ithout chat as rather heavy, with sales to a fair ox- tent on terms stated below. Sales of rye and oats were made at prices which varied but little from previous rates. steady rates, for sugar and molasses. Asues—Small aales were making at $5 87} 0 $6, and pearis stood as before at $7. Breapsturrs —Flour—The sales footed up 3000 a 4000 bbls, embracing various sized lots, among which were at $6; 400 do Genesee straight brands, at $6 18%; 350 bbls. Livingston Mills, 400. bbls. Brooklyn, Ohio fiat hoop, at $6; 300 do In groceries, transactions were moderate at jew Orleans, afloat, round hoop, at $576 a $5 9334. and 1000 do, this State, or com- mon Genegee, deliverable in Maroh, at $5 50 Wheat— Sales of 3000 a 4000 bushels of Genesee were made in two lots, at $1 35; small lots Long Island were making at $1 258 $1 26 Corn—Bales were light, and we have only to notice sales of some 6000 or 7000 bushels, includ- ing parcels of green New Jersey mixed, at 650, and new mixed and high mixed do, at 680. without animation. Rye—Sales of 100) bushels were made at 900, delivered. Rye Fiour— Sales of 100 barrels were made at $4 12}¢. Meal—The sales about 1400 bbis. New Jersey, at to-day $3. 1234 for better about $7. have reache The market closed el esterday and Oats—Canal was steady at about 50c. Coat—The market was very inactive, and holders were yarding theie supplics, with a view of holding it | races in th e spring. We quote Pictou at iverpool Orrel continued dull. Canpies—Sporm were steady at 330. Correr—The demand for Rio continued steady, with sales this week, of 1600 a 2000 bags, at 650 a 670, four months. Corrox—The market continued dull, and pricesof the few lots disposed of were rather in favor of the buyer. Fist—Nothing doing Frcuit—Small eales of wet-dried raisins were making at $1 55 per box. Some holders deman: $1 60. Sales of 3000 Ibs. of dried apples were made at 4c. Hemr—Nothing doing. Leav—The market remained quiet. Motasses—Sales of 50 hhds. of Cardenas were reported at 240; Ori better feeling in tae market. ns, in barrels, continued steady at ‘There wasa fair inquiry, with some No eales of moment trans- sales of city pressed noticed yesterday, were made at G40, and not at 740, as yesterday. To-day, sales of 2000 gallons Englis made at 64c, and 1500 do American oj rinted were by pressed, at G5c; and 100 barrels Obio, to go out of thes city, were sol There was a fair inquiry for both selected and 600 barrels of the at 820. There was no material change at 600. shipping whale, sales of about latter were in crude sperm or manufactured oils. Provisions—Small sales of old mess pork were made at $10 3736; pi were reported sold at $6 373¢ 4c per pound mad Lard—Sales of 85-16. Cheese was Ru Beef—Sales 70 bar trom 17 a 18Xs. was some firmer. it $1 3736; re madi asked for North Carolina seed Svcan—The loquiry consinued fair, and prices steady; but we heard of no sales Tattow.—The market exhibi Wuavesone.—No change ‘Wine —Sales of 60 haif pipes Sicily red were made on private terms. ; ab of rime do, no change; 22 hhds of hams oulders were worth about 100 barrels olt were $8 87%, and 200 do were reported sold at $975. made at 8540, and 80 do at dy, at prices ranging from 6} To. Butter—Sales of 40 packages of Ohio were made 12}g0, small sales of this Stateat 15Xc. were worth Prime dairies ‘There was very little doing, but the market of 1400 bushels of American fiex seed 400 do at $1 40, and $1 45 is now fied no change. ‘H16xEv.—Bales of about 100 bbls western were made at 26 cents. Faricuts.—The 160 tons of oil noticed yesterday as being engaged tor London, were taken at 30s, and not at 208, a8 inadvertently stated, and the statement of corn engsged to Liverpool, referred to, 6d per bushel rates to-day, continued nominally the same, viz:— 3 The ga 8-16d for cotton; 1s 6d @ 1s 9da29 0d, asked for flour, an corn at 6d. To London, naval. stores were taken to xtent, at were very quiet. Sates oy Reat Estate Yestexpar —House and lot 661 Washington street, 26 by 103, $2,800; house and lot 4% Broome street, 25 by 96, $7,050, house and lot 24 Renwick ot To Havre and the continent, rates 20 by 60, $8.760. ' The property, corner of Water and Moore street, 60 by 51, $16 000; lot corner 9th avenue and 27th street, 24 8 by 100, $4,750. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. Bautimore, Jan 8534; 1009 do do ao, on tim 95%; 1000 do do, Go, Water Com move mM pany, 2794; 10 do 6s of 1867 closed at 100 asked, 9946 asked, bid; Mery! el timore 68 «if 1890 -t 964 asked 9: Railroad shares 38} asked, 3736 Boston, Jan. 25—Eacha: Roalroad 543%; 1 di 95; vee ‘aad Ms i 0 lony #0 B8a88}6 per cent 38 Baatera do 343) percent adv do 14% a15 percent adv: 16 Fitchburg do 1234 per cent ay: 26 Ge recat ae aie 30.0) deusburg do #78 per cent: 18 Cheshire vo 7, nr ce ° 964437: hi 134 per cen tou Exchaves rance Co, 9! 6 Nash tnek Cotton Co (par 25) {par,t00) $106 per share: 14 'nio1 do 97 per cent: joston ant STOCK SALES. 40, 8536 3 +78 aes age 17 n Bk, ‘50 Morris 86's 9934 82100 tate 6 9. d- $2,400 15,000 State 5’s, 7: 1,900 do, 4436; $600 693g: 175 Girard Bk, flier Bear $! mK, 753G: 50 Hailrond road 10334; fern Hail hts le; t Boston and yr cent aa Manufa Bonds 887489 per cent. FORRIGN do 6% @ Gre; fine do 6% a 6 ordina: whites, 74 = 734; florete do, 8 rs; these rates, however upon as simost nominal, is very trifling, and prices for been established for want of transactions—the arrival of 6 new crop, #0 far, is small, bat owing to the favorable 1000 do do, tw, 34; 1000 do do +10 do, Unioa Menufseturiog 549; 12 Boston 21 do 20e; 29 de 10, 2596; 2 Boston and Wor h reester Riilroad, it i. At Aw Railroad, 40 Westera Ore; eraloary yi 96: di ‘rovide per share; hawmut Bank 89 per cent; 3 Lrssachasetts Sterling 5 per cent juotations now range lows 58 56 ts; Florete do, middling d Ls 1 of 25 Bostou enu Worcester do 1900 do do cn time, 4M; 10 shares Balti States do, 2756. id Sie tfoanury 6s at, 100 it 9) 4 “! OPT ah, 6 10) do, 936; 8 Bk, 334; 50 Reaaing R. 25 e Board—1 Boston an id Providenc : 115; 3 Fitehbur » RB: 5do do 5 Ww Lowell Railroad 10336; ies mg ai center + bs be Hailroad, b5, Mi 2 Cheshire 4todo (dd, b10, do dos; $2000 + $5000 Read hares Port- 320 Old Co- per cent adv; i + 6 MC aig 2 edo.95K per cen’; per cent Manufaerw MARKETS. Havana, Jan. 8, 1843.—The little su, the date of our last report, has been disposed of at lower prices, and our Cucurrochos t left for sal fo'lows:— middling a 736 Pa; ra; fine and it be looked ity for sale q w sugars have not ye’ state of the weather, the works on the eatates aro in a0- tive operation, and our market will soon be well supplied. Coffee con’ In. rea at t] 108 foarce at $6.0 $7. Thoarrivals of mo- ‘ts are now becoming brisk. Con- tracts to som extent for deliveries in all this month, ve een made at Matanzas and Cardenas et 3 rials per keg equel to 13\o per gallon, on board. Flour rules at $178 $12 for ke boxes 12.8 tions in Exchange: 14. 17 60 for New Orleans brands. La #, and $13 for barrels; stock 9000 ki as.— Cheese 10.8 4; pork 17.4 1 $1 0e meas pork 17 a 18; 1 rime do, 16 917; clear do, 20 9 93, and in demand; do in Freights exceedingly dull. The trans c- ave been very moderate, on [> - don at 38 4 per cent premium, and on New York an Boston 5 per cent. Burnos ar France, 83 per cent pi ted States, 2: Aynes. do. of ee Nevember 20.—Doubdioons, Span- | 0, Patriot 39: ; Dollars, Spanteb, id Patacones, 24 a 243¢ each ‘xohange on Englana, 65s 6 francs per doubloon; do ; do. Montevideo, 154 a 2 pret 4'n 93; Hides, matadero or oarnado 27 # 28 Ibs ca. 56 a 60 per TO, country 25 & 29 Ibs , 60 a 66 do. North America, 43 a 44 do. 393 ; stake, 430 40.; do, salted ox, 62 0 64 do.; do. do. cow, 48 0 44 do.; Herve hides Facey & inixed, 70 075. pei Jong, 18 to 20 tn 200 do; Ostrich Salted tor do. fine washed, 40 Tallow, matadero. class, 36a 38 do; do. pure, second class, 34 a 35 do ; Grease, pure 45 & 50 do.; Jerked beef, 48 a 51 per quin- tal; Horns, ox, 500 8 550 per thousand; do. cow, 160 » ues, 10 @ 11 per dose ” fas sad ordisaty, 23 mient, from which decision in appeal wastaken | Coat sking, without price; Nutrls skins, 5 Hots halt, | 120 a 180 dol. per arroba; Wool, ordi- ft artoba; do. short, 5! Ww, 23 9 24 do.; do. feathers, long black, salted i de. each q a.) Calf extn fxet % to 12 ths et} to 50 per pesada; washed, 5 do.; do. do. dirty, 25 Hide cuttings, 10 per quintal; Shin bones, without price; Salt, on board, none, dry, 20028 | 300 per dosen) | Save ido; do do. dirty, 9'a 10 do.; do. | {1taiming phe Naty #35 do; do do ditty, 12 a 18 do; renew fisgyy by 32 do. ; Ving immed fed, lat meet at T hy jo. mi 12 918 per Ib.; man. and with but Electors of the Cry aud County of any Hi it seven o'clock in its majesty and streugth mies of our Governm . uestions involving ihe interests and integrityol country, houor and glory ofthe American Flag, they are united as oue The following di ADVENPINEMENTA NEW RYHAY MORMING. | ADrBRTIRFEE ETS W 48, MAETING-ouR COUNTRY [8 RIGHT; stat ned The jvernogratie Republican w York, im favor of al Administration in prosecuting. the rable and successful termmation, aud At this meeting of any issues not | the above object, are requested .00 Saturday Evening, Jaunary Let the Democracy of th re othe | it, foreign cod dom at Upor one m One feelirg eome to the | ed yentlemen have hero | r fanega; Discount, 1a JX per cent. month’ T’ nvited, and the public may sure umber of | Bighest price for doubicons during the week, 309 dollars; | them have accepted the. int aud will add'ess the | the lowest pri 2 dollars. The higheet rate of ex- | Meche. gy Oe Nas | change upon England during the week, 658 6d per doubd- | Dickinson, Lewis Cass, Jefferson Davis, Henry’ 8. Kote. | ees quol not present an: real en 'e ther! enton, Stephen A. Douglas, artes Of last week, it may be Devertheless stated that a very | Brown, iichard’ Brond Hey considerable fail in the prices of produce has taken place, | © Mucvhy, Win B Mai duck owing chiefly to the large quantities brought into town, and to the near approach of the period at which the shipping thereof is to cease, Great quantities of pro- duce are offered for sale, aud the sellers manifest an ea- ger desire to realize. of this ye In this city, Mr. E. Z,C. Jupson, (the author, Ned Buntline,) to Mis: Died. On Wednesday evening, 26th inst., Jose Dicxsox, ar of his ag 84th relative in th street. In the village of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co, on the 92d inst, Beany Kinsuimen, in the 60th long and respectable resident of the piace. ai As yet, little or ni hearing has been brought into town. Married. is Anne A. Bennerr. id frienus, and those of I joha Owens, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 4.0’clock, from No. 14 Fifth Country papers please copy. In Williamaburgh, January 27, Eranaim Coonx, aged 10 months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his father, Dr. afternoon, at two o'clock. Oa Tuesday. Jan. 25th, im the twenty-sixth year o1 ‘age, of small pox, James H. Greeny, Albany Even- CL. Cooke, on Saturda; ry ing Journal pleas» copy On Thureday, of a short, but severe illness, Manca W. Brennan, in her 28th year, ‘The fiiends of the family, and those of his brothers, Timothy and Matthew T. ant, wife of Owen vited te attend 8 e’olock, from her late residence, 88 Elm street, without further favitation —LLLEESEErEeeesssss: jrennan, the funeral, on 8a Committee : one of the wool D. ¢ i rae bis brother in. | Nmith Ward of the 26th ear of his m majority, re! requ aud: esolutions w: whiel cordance ticts of the State) meet at Atbauy th election by dist of respectfully in y ufternoon, at Albany mocratic ADVERTISEM ENTS NEW EVERY MORNING, conventi neunce ail the other d A bie Lots in thi media'e vicinity of at 12 0’: lo.k, Ww! chants’ Exehar situated on Mad: west side of Fourth aven fo on ayenue; 7 do 29th street; 17 do 30th st eet 9 de 3 ‘Terms liber: Wall st. remain on bond ond mortgaye for three yeurs, xt6 per cent Tast, (1847, be from the Ist of Lithogra) NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER — Estate, Madison Square —Po! improving part of the city, 1m the 1m- nBqaare—Oa ‘Tuesday, February sold by Anthony J. Bleecker, at the mber of very de ive sale e mo: Madi: Mt bs ony Av Al ‘Terms—Sixty per cent. of the purchase m al phi than imme able lots, well | tuent We lat atreets, aud | ral welfa 13 lot every ) ‘he sale wall ef the above lots can rganizing and tt of forty-six very tat , and we utterly reject the idea, that a mere notion of State pride, evinced by n1 n n Slat aueet. | National P. Hallett, 54 ey can rotten eauens dele men. Resolved. war, originally fo we re-ard all other dary importance to ithout obtains the 29 h instant di he 29¢h it it, at 10 A. M. if ais ons ceut ack ast ROBERT H. MORRIS, P. rs One cent each and pre-pai York on Saturday, t this Offic, 1848, ture on letters and ps- OQUND.—A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG IN BROOK- Tye, white round the ceck. “The owner may obtaia it by plying fo JAB. A-READ, No. Hammond street, New ork. hove, that m dd vizor $15 forming a circl d stem to hol rg be paid to any one returning the same to the office of Samuel No. 1 Wall street. Campoell, REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, THE 20h iatant. a Diamond Brosst Fis, set in a Clasier, Ye in the c pin. The a nia, and also. in th which must furni tre, and having a ibove reward wilk ANT&D-IN A CLOTH HOUS intelligent, stoat boy, !4 or !6 years of age, of ung He will be required to open the early hour, carry bundies, a: his employers. ‘Lhe lered as partial compersation the fi les his parents preferred. Apply . between the hoars of 9 2d floor, W.H.KNOEPFEL, ble moral characte: of r 6 ‘the knowled, ¢ t an devote his entire time to the y end 10 A. M. at 97 Wiiliam street, Aibany Arens and Lyn |. Win Is D.S. Knfuian, Kingsley 5. meuts appointed from the ‘ards—Ist, William E. Lawrence: jd, P. Gi Malone: id; 12th, G. di 4 7th, Joha Coehra i RT H MACLAY lien Gereet Committee. can Electors of Jursuance of the call of rd Me''ollum, 635 Washington street, on Wedeesday | i, at seven o'clock; on motion, Mr. iw was called tonct as Pi nd 1 of the ‘Geueral Committee to secd a the Unica Conventions; whereupon the folowing offered by Mr. David ©. Brode®ek, imously adopted heresa, the de sembly Distriet, in the were un atic electors of the Seventh h Ward of the city snd county of New 4 ion of the State Centra tion on the 15th instant, ( and havin; aly returned hai evening, for the appointme: sordid aims, Ri I. flexibly to the dimirict system of election ‘as well in national ni ate justice and direct responsibilty to the consti~ lieve st wonld be more conducive to the grne- know it to be most just in pi Ventiou, than that ts wishes and itsindeper should be swallowed up inan united vote, to be wil: precate the distracting spurious Utica Convention; any meavure caten| great democratic party of the Uniou, aud to emoarr Verumert in its pro-eeution of the war entirely spprove of the mauaer in which the rational admin- ion has, from the commencement of t t time, conducted the Mexican eampnir matively upon the wise recommendation nf the Pr establish territorial goveruments in New Mexico aud Califor: | comme ed provinces, the soil of | of Arrange can Gegernl uhm. a Democratic Repubis 2d. Tea | Sth, FL i ). Brodenie!| aff)’; 15th The Sedn man of the ie Maracm Faw a: Repub- ‘THoma JRATIC REPUB Seventh Assembly District, in th nd County of New York, held ia ie tieneral Commitee, at the house | Ci Wi- ind ‘Thou as John Phelan, jun, William Jay » Le. Bi were appointed éwis Baker, Secre ing. by aa. im: PLY with the Delegate to | amble been read, the meeti d. NOT TO COV York, hav wih the usoges of the party, ond ni Comm tee, held an ele ‘common with the Assembly D for delegates to a State Convention, day, to make arrangements for ceuerl ‘of delegates to thegreat uatioual couyen ‘at such election, on the. les MeVenn, Waq., na their d Couvention; thoretore, Herolved, ‘I electors of the Seventh Assembly D bied, do hereby utterly. repudiate the calling an eleetivu iu this ent of a delegste to a ‘on tobe held at Utica; and we also de- conspirator this reckless movemer factions, instigated only by wounded olved, ‘That ax democrat in county aud State convent: nimposing anit, is of more importance ple, that Jd represent its individual preferences ina dence ates at the dictation of a few de: on ‘hat our country being still enyaged ina ed upon us by the eggressions «f Mexiro, stious of natioual policy av of seco! orous direction; aud, there: d got up by the movers ind also depreeate the to create di an the sthe go- | Resolved, That war uwatl the we ear ovecute it connection with meayures 7, Covgress will nt an early day, ident, her corgn the r the expenses we K our righ . McKIBBI e AN ACTIVE, ous: | AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSLASTI ING ofthe Sixth Assembly Di 1d at Churchili’s De- mocratic Head Quarters, No-1 1 Wednesday fe obtained to be | evening, Jan. 26th 1» Jam was calles to the chair. O. on, M aniel Wilson,’ James Tie- year One who | £9 the ehai quam. Messrs. Daniel Wilson, Fumes Te bout, and lonas B. ‘o-morrow, Satur- ANTED—A SITUATION BY ‘man, to do the work of a smail private at of city reference 11 181 street, Addr advance, tion, ke. fresh lot of Wise’s old Cor! early application is Nahi OF, ALL THE VARIOUS PURPOSES TO WHICH India Rubber, under Mr. Goodyear’s improvements, has been applied, no one has resulted in the production of kind than kinds of overthoes ‘1 equal, in a shoe, whi $8 Greenwich stres y desirable in to be obi Emporiam, 159 Broadwa M WANTED—A SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZED ing Kooi, ueat'y furnisued; not for which the rent will T. M., Herald office, HE FRIENDS OF GENERAL TAYLUR IN NEW | York, are requested to me Charles and Hadsun streets, on Friday evening, 28:h of Janu- wy. at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of ee Rough aud o The hi Cy Geor RIME OLD IRISH WHISKEY—THE SUBSCRIBER will be landing this day fiom the ship Jane H. Glidden, a Whiskey, which he will sell on reasonable terms, as he has only afew puncheons unsold. An is necessary. Apply to hoes; aud th: Jefferson Hall, coruer of greater benefit to man: family—can give | that committee to bi e accredited organ of the opiuion. ‘Varick street, in | the authorized agent of the mersures, within the eity and conuty of New York,” 0 Demoeratic party when, a the uusnimous yore of the meet this mo tion wes Inid on the table, after a fall discussion of snit higher ap. than id monthly in tating price, loea- jon, to © the eda named ist @ som, and several | tiict, Gerardne Boyce; acd, J Sed, John Mons: 4th, Peter. Crawford .. Marshall a B. Purdy ; 7th, D, & motion to re-cou Mr. Boyce, Mr. Do sion of the meeting, DANIEL NOO- ings for political be triet, but deni he JAMES, ATLAS Broken Bink ills, taken at the $5 Suit Stor change for clothing. | ke trimeniny ble style, full s Overcoats and Cloak pauts, $1 to $3. pair. Comer of Nassad and Beekm: CAYUGA LAKE reas and Frock Costs from $3 to $I from $2 to $6 AND OF airing the fam ne: 0 each: ts. Wire puller: LJ EMOVA Field have removed to the t, opposite the Post Oilize, aud recently occupied by Slosson acd Schell. OHN JAY AND Law Offi MAUNSELL B ices No. 2u Nassau oaching to be the ra gate to the Uti ROCLAMATION OF PEACE—ORDERS. NO. 1848— Hi aarters, 74 Chatham street. na, to thi time, 1 command hexation, “Worth,” or upoa 1 Head Qi aud wis! from th e and of Santa Valenti all Volunteers, who to. revel in’ the Love's General Pillow, ep. by TURNER & sof pensions of perpe of war, havin and changed t ine, I, Cupid, Army of Occupation. not tine giving, before or after which 0 in for Love's An- Bale of “Bir to support the ference for this mot tion of the demo delegate to make are opposod to him half way cede that a this method ¥ hereas, the recall turned all ry. 184 thou ar with Mexte ‘tual happy foure. AST-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT. | *D.—Ladies and Gentlemen having any cast-off or au- | rerfluons Clothing or se +f, can obtiin a furniture to. di substitute. The dents; and Messrs. Theodore F A motion was tien made to adopt the resolution jins- : ; the General Committee, Jan. 2ist, 1818 A YOUNG WoO: | Mr. Fowier, denounce resolntions by several bab Phillips and ; whereupon, resolu ) which were uw: Jority of the meeting. After the resoinit: us had been ad an overwhelming m: party «f the Sixth Ai of the General Com “the accredited organ of its opi 3 tal dos hist we, as ‘he radical demos wi hout stopping to inquire wh a favor of the di pasimpal. co ically Gemocratic leclarations. rganizer, or & conservative. ‘ove of the energetic course pursued in th ng tudemaity. for. past aggrersious ‘aud security of the eaolveu, Tha nal vate elected this eveving to attend the Convention at Utiea e Wara Committee te and ishsiehy anthorized to apporat }, Introcuced by the Albany Convention, aud asserti if _ gentlemen present—Mir. Russell . Sickle opposing, aad Mr. Dox! act aflir. | | ebrated Odeon Minatrels- Seere- | = —s — PABE PHeatRE Messy, sa aor American Cirews—Bull Ant r mer , formaners—First appearance of Mr. Act of Hl ‘rsemanship, eutitled the © TERSBORG. irstappesrnce of duction of a beautiful and highly plews: Avery wttragtion im ove grand bill. throp and Gardaer Dress « ircle aud Parqustre, 9 Boxes, 25 ceuis; Gallery, 1234 cents; Privete Boxes, $5 9 Children wader 10 years Of eye, when aceumpanied’ by. th. parents or guardians, to the dress circle, lisil pri open at 6}4—performance to commence at’ 7. 1N. B alveruoou’pewormange every Saturda oe OWERY THEATRE—THIS &. NING. a \NUA- ry 20th. 1818, will be performed the tragedy of DAMON ND PY THIAS. Marshall, Pyinias, Mr. Barcys Phitin Philiica: Her- 4 . To be act of the BATTLE OF MEXICO, ws rita Isidore, h CHAR: Mr. Halt ag 2-54 it aud Gallery 1246 cen CuATHAD) THRATRE—ekNET OF MiBS DE- ioraine—Thin evening. jan. 38 ihe eter Y the YOURBFUL Quake eee, Bat Hield: Christine, Mr Wilktoron x Heorch paseeeb by Miss Delorain ter wi SUDDEN TH UGHT Re impalse, Mr. Mield: Soph the MODEL ARTISTS inde wi A Bi ARTISTS, T. ND HIS MEN—Loihar, Me eat ndow: Ravina, Mrs. Wilkinson. Buxes Doors open at half past 6, pesto. man 07 reetsely. BROAD way THEATR ath, will be acted, the M. Shylock h nV EN TOF V. +; Bassanio, #lemin ter; Porty Vira. Ja Miss Telbin: Jessen, Mia, Sergeant ith the drama of DON CARSAKD» BAZAN Mr. Fredrricks; sar de Bazen, Dress Circle aud Pury : Gallery 19% cen "erformance to commen INLL'S OLYMPIC THEA lips Bene tit —Frida performed JOWN OF Johmat Pare, Me Chant TRE MISS PHI. BROTHER AN STEER Dog Byl ores nold; Gouna Isadora, Mis Mery “Tarlo Rien hae it tu “ of 0!) MY HUARAND—Daa 1 To thes ire. Mr. Holland; wir. muel Slickey, Me. Cun: Piayt, Mies Philip vepeniat 66; euamee oor ‘open at 6 o'clock. 0 je, 50 coates Boxee’ JALMO’s OPERA HOUSE RIDAY 4 snpuary 28th. Professor THEIB’> Meabanad Mm OME ISLS, tweuty ia wumber, will have the honor of apyear: ad Vableaux Vivauts wa The Dieamot Washiwg: Mi and Vi To cov clude with MES, Programme—i, ore the Kevointion, Theirs; , G rrodi , Semaon and Dallilah, two ‘4, Valea oging Cupid’s Arro: and Cay ns. Mittens munuter Tri the Amszonion “Queen, ‘Lhe Supplecaat, Napina @ Listeners, Nutr) Intermission’ of fifteen Wildervers, radise, Mae- playig the the Giselle, vi 1, Maphaet: 5, Fairy Harp for Ky | Thiers; 6, Troteau’ Funle, ia ‘Hovor of the United Sinton, Doorsopen at hait past 6, to commence at 13 oeloak, f “Admission—Dre queite, lady and Krutlemon, $0 ceuts sman alone, 3U eente; upper boxes, ¥5 ox office open from 0AM. tod P.M. Conewetor Orchestra, Mr. Chubb, from the Park Theatre. Folice Department un SHALL. 172 BROADWAY, Si TWEEN ad nud Broome sis.—Crowded to overflowing with the beauty and fashion of New York. © night duriny the week except Mo wenteeu week of the orig the oldest established ted Chris G.N. Chruty, E. Pierce, J Raynor, C Vans whose origual and inimitable Concerta are wightly, howore with crowded aud highly respectabie audiences, and univer sally admitted to excel every amasemect of a similar charne- teroffered ig this city. Admission 25 ci iidven unde 0 years half price, Doors open at 7 o'ct-ek--Concert wit eat 8. On Saturday, Jan. 29, +n Afternoon Coucert. Doors open at 2, commence al 3o'clock. On Monday even- | mg. don. 31, at the Brooklyn lustitute. f ADWAY ODEON—KNTRANCE TAROUGH 2 Pinteux’s Suloon—Under the manage: oft G Gurm wiv—Incrensed At Fourth anpesrance af Peve Morris, pearauce of Mr. Turuer, on Also, eugaged fora sort period, the eel- ogetier with the celebrated Mi | Juba, the champien dancer of the world. Also, Miss Jennaie Meynaldsoa, the celebrated Scotch Ballad ‘Siuger—This ¢ 1—Melodies on the Aoliau Ginsses, triloquism, by Sik. Vi i ison; Song. vete M Blanchard, tmitation, Yankee Polka, Pece M if, Miss Keyualdson; Ventriloquiem, Sig. Valentini; comie Durty, Pete Morris; Song, Miss Keynaldson. Part (Odeon Minstrels in a variety of Songs, Refrains, Dances, &¢. Orehes: | tea Box 56 cents, Parquette 25, anee to commence at hy i ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSE! Mroprietor—F. Hircncoce, Man Evening This Week, cvinine plendid perlormances, eve y, Ja {3 o’elock, a e M > resent this Assembly District a Utica, on the 16th day of #ebsaa- the chairman designated as ly adopted bya large u sider was made, which wns su navan and Mr. Crawford; but up. the motion to re-consider was rejected solved, That the democratic the right ‘ammany Hall, to call “me the faid Assembly D. said General Commi or that ic act in,” with thi the jes which involve new questions the great demo- learly open for hon ental doctrines racy of the Sixth Assembly Dis- any aud every shape; that rele which divide the tonffect the masses: that too pai waode, and that cur de! Zonvention be, aad ‘is hereby, instructed Jat notwithstauding onr pre- . and desiring as we doa i ¥ of this Btate, we freel: rathoriae our who 0 meet to Cen pmay jonest preference {or it incurring the risk of being stigmatized as i solved, Thot the wisdom, patriotism tration. and cordial) 5 prosecution of fficient meaus of 0. asthe only and most ity of the Pele. Committ Ppointed to nominate a dele- evening at holfpast7. “I'he manager NSi oped OHNSTON, a very taleuted and accomp! fea Tight Rope n both of which chisaciers he wilh iu pertormance, Also engaged, tho followtme exe Great Westera, the Low Comodinn, rforimance in ‘Two Laughable Farces. < Clara i's Bhaksperean ( nety Mra. Mocell, Miss Bernard; “Misses Julien aad Whitlook, Diueers; Me, Whithek, Mr. Prosser; Giving Orang Oateng: i ey nud Portraits of th> Amist enough to walk al si ac TISTS, male and femal f expense, by Professor Ca rome splendid Pictures, the Gib at Power's Starue, whit juced, regardless who will introduce, wath K SLAVE: produced at «! ) nson, and Uordel Doors open at 6, curtain to nara rs M&S L ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKSPEARE = iN Mr. Lyune respectfuily announces, that be will give a second series of these popular Li vad Musical &, ents. atthe Stuyvesant Instit Broadway, on the e Rings of Taesday aud Friday, Land 4, Monday an ‘Thursday, Feb Tand 10, and Monday, Feb. 14. Farther par~ tieulars will be daly announced ‘Ad ssion each evening /@ ceuts To commence at 8 o'clock = MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE er, painted ou thrre miles of eanvoas, being Painting m the world, at the Panorama. building, tt adjoming Nible ardeu en every evens cepted.) Admission 50 cents: children half pric willcommence mov. 7h o'clock precisely. Afternoon exhibitions on Weduesdays aud Saturdays, at 9 o’cloc! ALNUT STREET ’ fair i oF by gete, reported the nome obert Fr. Getty who was therefore Mr. Lover's Benefit — Jan 25, 1848, will be pui dito 'M. Ds BOER, TIX. On motion, Resolved. Thatthe pro of ths meeting | Leys ('sanirk, Johusons Mr. M Beckett: Kin, street, up stairs. N. B.—Ladies can be attended to ov Mrs, | be pnblished inthe ity democratic papers. Globe aus Pose | Miss Chapman, over will give hs B Lets De Boer. Old stock and job goods bought, of any description 8 OR heat pee oe ena hairmne: | Daniel Fay Macaiy, Mer tiaren tb, roaclude whi toe alia and amount. WEE dente Theodore Fines Wamer Win gr eee ice Pret | GN Wor THE GOLDEN LOCKS IN GE AS LIFE, ~ re al | ee eee Pee age gE riences Par Sine OTICE—PACKET SHI? GARRICK, FROM _LIV- FAST PONY FO. SaLk, AT THE "Stat. Medicis —-The artist presents thea 0 the intelli erpool, is discharging wider geveral order at Orlenna Voffee ent Spice Mills. He is a beauciful saddle horse. ent and discrii ‘tofovertwo works already adorn the mansian: short time) from9 A. M Stonp+m’s B: IN and chief ie Atianti¢. “| et Shi agency for F. iu Bremen; offi No. 33 Grimma sti NEST WeiGEL ROKEN BANK3—ATLAS, JAM“S, NORTHERN B Exchange, Delaware Bridge, State Bank of Saugertics, tn exchange for cheap foreign and consisting of black slracas, broche and id satioets, flanne 5, woollen gloves, kc. GEO. STE t Tare been favorabl ving any b Central Germany. ffice for the transaction of general commission bi for Central Germaay of G ing public of > ew Yor tose study aud appli is of Eurore and Adi 25 cents SAXONY.—THE Agei JOHN i ¢ ret, & LO. noticed, and several merica. .M., at 396 Broadway, next to spectiulty offers yeas or other affairs 1 ERNES wharf foot o —they being the jeat.on. Many of Open (for a Positively the firs Me v, UNDERSIGNED, apta.n Ingersoll, is now londing, and will ro his services bove. her regalar day. Fortveigit or passnue, eq! ‘atten | having soperior furnished accommodations, apply on hosrd, at T WEIGEL. | Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to Db: ARDK,COL- i iiliom eral Tra pae babs Ww. tively be sent to the public store. OR NEW ORLEANS: Yer’ Line of Pac V nuary Stat, f 26th Februar: » The packet shit willsucceed the ‘Gurriek, street. All goods not permitted will posi- | ISIANA AND NEW Inced rates of (veight— regular packet to sail_on The new and fast ssiling Packet Ship REGULAR PACK Heudid fast The new and «K, Moses Hunt, now losding, above, her regi For frieght jendid accommodations ply om boar’, K COLLINS, Roseius, Capi. Wm and sail as above, her tablishme h ba te-ms apply to WM. SCOT” Neath Mess there anda brtiliancy of th Orders} sisting between Mei EXE AND possible minner, by finishers, 341 W. Blade acre 281 Broad ep 13 Broad street; W. D, Brigham & Co., 60 Pir EAR—DR. POWELL ATTENDS EXCLU: jiseares of the Eye and Kar, trom 9to4 o'clock Warren at. Diseases, and their corner of lection of s} DAMAGED Goops REsroRED IN THE BEST | H_MIGEON & 1. Referenees—Me Langley % Co., treet. at 3 Tovw, MEINE ur vestigated the cause nefitted individ CO, Uleth Re. | esra. Wolcot & temach, 25 Broad street; f the purities of the Blood Gap. BARGAINS—HARDWARE AND TOOLS— Th we No. 54 Chatham street, sold at prictor ure stock of Sto ices mach below cost. wi ing desirous of closing his bnsi hole Cury cr other cases inectivity of the Liver for the relief of married wounen. will be | F ANCY _ Faney Dresses BALL DRESS for Ladies oF his —' HARA "anal fe hot Polka,” end “Jeno nlar music of the it mnblished the herutiful so GEORGE F. KINNEY, “Valentine opposite Astor place. Polka jenny Lind Waltz,” ns.lso all the new n day. GEO. F, KINNEY, 737 Broadway, + 737 BROAD “Oh! vellms | inge Conuty, Fowle—Dear 8) ently tide and stomee! po} PHYATE TUITION MORK DESINABLE THAN | Pablic—Families attended by the adverti: petent to give instruction iu the Freneh, L jangnages, mathematic edneation. EDUCAT: Nee ile the Brom by the Hav = of Ope jo The References ION compr ) Se. and the usua rontine of a sound tH unexceptionably, Address re. GooDs—FANs, OPERA GLASBES, ‘oodworth, 325 Broadway, ie every variety, from the priced, ineluding some of an’ improved a pew assortment of bri Toilet Boxes, f roof, -Pot Factory, ARDT’S GILDED BASS LETTERS FOR in the city—which brilliant to ather. ‘They are P\ESENT RELIEF IN THE: will be found im Vv ne whole arcana of experiments 'y ¢ flets of the Kleetnary are acksowledged by the grateful heme \ jt itive cure, rpeedy aud perm e ever yet offered to the} tion of the Liver and Sp) es Bow by &K re Dy. A UPH \M, 196 Bowery, New York, wily uae aghont the United State letters are remarkable for durability ¢ gilding. tnequalled by any other article ey is warranied to fraud exposure feo panned to.any colar that muy jeft nt Jones, Beebee & Co's, 12) Faltcw to.. The partuershin heretofore ex bans & Beott, was di solved O« ihe lat TIME OF TROUBLE getable Pile Elec wary. De. U; ine eof Pi mn himself, and nature of rile, and the sal juals io all sevtions of the conucry. it. It is also nie for Infiy . Borer , Kidneysand Bladder. Wor all rising Com the impradent use of \ for Merouris! Rhenmatism corpor, and severe ond habitual Ce Weness. nod aperfecriy | | online ment w TCHUM, 121 Falton ind th id was not free froma cough durivg that | blemish or vice of any keud, aud 8 W. sound and geatie pices inside of 3 minutes. Frice $150. ARTINE’S LOTION DEPOT, 36 CANAL STREET. All persous suffering from Kheumatum, Gout,,Glandu- rs, Lumbagoa ud other micfut affections of the us fibre fiad muni and a speeay eure by Lotion. Fr per bottle. Proprietors’ Depot, %6 Canal screet, mi all the respectable drnggists in the United States Tor sale by ELLINGSR’S LINIMENT IS PUT UPIN LARGE botties at onty 50 centsn bore Siper dozen. $ be paid to any person, coming fom a distance, if we fail to satify their most sanguine expectaci n relation Co its won- derfal curative effects in extracting pains of every ratnre. and all manner of sores and bruises. N. B—No entespri- ma distance shall leave our city without, if e they shall have stat their owa. hen! id namber of the tp f the Tin will satisty the mest orate septic, thi point of merit. ‘To bs had at he principal dep Peal st., atoffice of the Herlem railrord eons Rushtoas, and the druggists xeneraily, also oi rm throughout the rountr KURKSRIDES TATTERSALL's HEAVE POW DERS—This grent remedy for the cure of He. Dicken Wind, ke. is now or kuowledged by horse-ow' be aa iefalhible specific for the evmpiaincs, aad also universal Horse Medicine thet can be used is Warranted, ent cough or cold in a few days, aud wail per- Hen imal parifies, and exhitirstes mtd ACH. GOUGH & CO., M9 Fulton sireet, R JACKSON'S PILE AND TETTER EMBKOC 4. tion has gained a reputation never before eqaal!ed by any evicine—at I Ww care. Bearps's Aconstic Ori re Dea charge of Matt COOPER, 4D Shathem and William d the most exte: e New York. He eaa cure the itenae, and mild cares eared Coop'r has discovered ane <form of strieture in from weeks, with rearcely ay pain to the patient. Cocsticutional debility. brought oa by ® secret habit indalged tn by Young This, when. too lod}ged a. ex vertin, inall of the back, confusion o} A care warmuved in every L STAGES, AND UN- rom three to five day, KIVATE. DISE, dor auy citcam: en with in December fvilowing. my cough increased to on teut.so that daring that lost about thirty and physicians with whom I advised ceuld ir, who 18 com- ‘Vt was ¢ oumheby all that T should never | Ls ond Greek good forcone would have it, in Mareh follow: | « Sempielp aason | completely eared, an | ced to try it, aad thay | haps saved from the NOYES. Nous gei Ww apper. SANDS, 160 Falton Pa troubied with a cough. | as beivg a remedy of grea: value. whol re ious ‘and diseas exceedingly through the winter, | heard of ‘s Balewm of Wild Cherry,» resteat benefi: by the induced by him to make trial of «| st my chligations to that ‘riend ticle to me. at the exitical ino ttaken up one bottle, before I m that day fo th lean cheertully re: ping ot is become convinced of its merits, fatnt f consump: io a ud BUTTS, on the y Messrs. A. BO& D su iam, aud by (he Drug- RS. CARROLL'S MEDI use of these i boys aveil i the person in thy com otal sd wot mit leasaut fo the tast alton New York. Price $2 i be promp ettended to, and the medic: mud secure azsdast b eakage. {AGITS ARE BASILY A ‘ew diyw use of the med ndition of the scomae ht, emeil or taste. "The remedy is does ic ints fere with diet onc Je by the Doerr, at Wyatt & Kete Coo! uP a CuPHTA MEDIC erman Physician, f jade }ipiin. c delicar vilida, whose complaints are iu the most desperate condition, way depend on boiwg always condue With a prompt, safe ond euergetiv treatun oms warranted 5 et prompt at v ‘dard Uniow streets, IQDETE Fr nad 9 ae if a wor ty. partioalans, see 4th page Of Ga Landy chicves