The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1848, Page 3

aga to toole thie com: { irate made s Fielite OF medeselty, by him te co. woder a promter that he would giay potloeman, find the coat, and bring it tothe office. At this, Sem nodded consent, and leftthe court room on his m-ssion, feeling oe with the authority just invested by the megistrate. The French sailor was requested to sit down between the black rascals who were brought in a8 nocomplices, who wers held as hostages, uutil the re- tora of Sam; but whether Sam returned, we were unable to loarn, and ia all probability he aid vot. ‘The next prisoner called was Hugh Tiverman, who ‘was arrested by officer Watson, of the 6‘h ward, charged with being drunk and disorderly. Maaistxatr—Well, Hughy, what do you say to this charge? Prison ‘Well, Judge, Vil tell you how it was. Me and two other fellows come down from Ni pares Inst summer, in peach time, and Jimmy Watson asked me to 4 him a quarter dollar, oa the corner of Orange and Shatham streets, whieh | did, you know; and last night I wanted the money, and axed him for it, when he fetoh- ed mein. and looked meup. MacrstRare—-Officer Wateon, is that so? hae No, your honor; | never borrowed @ cent of the mea . Paisoxen-- Why. Judge, Vil take my oath he did, and that’s th. yy with these M P.’s, aftera fellow lends them s quarter, and you ex them for it again, they snakes you rizh! ‘and locks you up. Macistrate—Thai’s a very good story for you to tell, Hughy, but [ don’t believe it, as eimilar stories are told daily avainst cMceis without any foundation; therefor I shall fine you one dollar for being drunk and disor- derly. Pirsonex—Dll be d—d if ll pay one cent ! Macistratk—Well, take him down, officer, and we'll keep bim in fivo days to work it out j ‘The next case that attracted the attention of the ma- jatrate, was two women. called Mary McLaughlin and Storia Lovejoy, both exhibiting bloated red faces, show- ing evident signs of dissipation, mixed up together with tb«S destroying element called rum, One of them spoke up and seid: “Judge Osborne,we are sick, and want to go up town for two months.” (Meaning the penitentiary.) “ Very well,” said the judge, “take a seat over there,” pointing toa lot of other loafers,“ and wait until Col. Snow comes, our vagrant clerk.” ‘The next case was four young literary thieves, called Jamies Wileon, Patrick MoCready, James McCready, and ‘Thomas Garvey, all boys between the ages of 9 and 12 years, who were arrested by officer Stowell, of the 4th Ward, having been detected in the act of stealing from the premises No. 11 Sprnos street, 500 copics of the 1 lustrated Magazine, the property of N H. B Smith, whose premises the young rasosls had broken open. ‘The books were recovered in a basemei the south- wert corner of Fulton and Nassau stre where they had bren depesited by these thieving news-boys Jus- tice Osborne mitted them all to prison, prior to their being sent to the Houre of Refuge. Recovery of Priperty.—A teiegraphio despatch was received yesterdsy)by Justice Osborne, from officers Zell and Ridgely, of Boltimore, netting sorth that a Jew by the namecf'L. Z Wustoer had obtained a lot of segara, valued at $300, Movin om A. & I. Bonn and Brothers, also a lot of tobacco from Thomes G Little & Co, which he procured by false preiencer, and left vy express for this city. Upon th» xrrive: of this despatch, offlcer Crosett, of the lower poiic+, end ex-oMicer Lalor.of the 15th ward, traced the property from Ademo’s Exprees to No 252 Delancey sireet, whore they found 92 boxcs of segars concealed in » back cellar, whieh proved to be the same as desoribe? in the lightning despatch from Baltimore. Caught in the “ct.—A man by the names of John O'Brien, wan d-tected yesterday, by one of the h board of ihe Ney Brighton steamboat, raoning Staten Islond, iu the ect of csrrying off a burdle con- taining dry goods, valued at $30, the property of Mr. N. P H Barrett, of Castleton, Stuten Island. The accused wav handed cver to officer Nelson, cf the lst ward, who conveyed him before Justico Osborne, who locked him up for trisl Taken from a Thicf.—Two black frock coats and two yorts were tuken, yesterday, from athief, by Capt. Gard- ner, of the Gch ward police, for which an owner is want- ed’ Apply to the above odicer Arrest of a Fugitive,—Patriok Nagent, charged with having seduced a young and interesting girlot 16, in Boston, und fled to thia city, haviog previously obtain. ed # large amount of goods by means of false pretences was arrested in this city on Saturday, by officer Dodge of the cbirt’s office delivered over to » Boston officer,who left the oity with his prisoner in one cf the evening boats. URT- ‘Ferm—Jav, 31 nonds—Decisions—Eliz2 Rouse vs. Richard Rouse—Diverce for adultery granted. In the Mater of Joseph Scguin’s Will—Appeal from the Surrogate of Richmond county, admitting held that testator putting his floger ) after signing bis will, aud saying “I acknowledge this to be my last will and test was a sufficient publication, and that his sending for two persons, andon their entering the room, say- ing to them that he had sent for them to ba witnesses to his will, and then tmmediately proceeding with the for- mula of execution, was asufficient bequest, withia the requirements of the statute. Decree of Surrogate af- firmed The People ex ret Benjamin Griffinys. The Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church of Brooklyn.—Motion for a peremptory mondamus, because of the insufficiency of a return to an alternative writ. The defendants were or- Eh anized us a religious society, in connexion with th @Methouist Episcopsi Church of tho Uaited S:ates, sub- ‘fect to its discipline. It was formed of members of three ‘other Methodist Episcopal societies; and by collections made from Methodists generaily, they built a meeting house and parsonage. For eight years they received their ministers trom conference, agreeable to ths prac- tice of that persuasion, Their’ minister, appointed in 1846, haying been suspended by the church authori- ties, a majority of the male members of the con- are ‘determined to retain him as their preacher, contrary to the discipline of the church, and refused to admit the relator, an ordained elder, who had received & regular appointment as their preacher, from the pre- siding bishop at the covfrrence heli The iti of their preachers is # well established rale of church, aud that their practice of enforcing tl rancy by means of tho action of tho bishop, stat the preachers without regard to their wishvs or th« the congregations, is not contrary to law. That the Cen- tenary M. £. church in Brooklyn, having been organised in cennection with that society at large, is bound, so long ea the connection continues, by the“ doctrines and discipline” laid down for the government of the church atlarge ‘That their meeting-house and parsonage, hay- ing been built by contributions from Methodists gene- rally, and for the use of @ Methodist Episcopal con, tion, it is not in the power of the trustees to divert hem to any ot! purpose, or withdraw them from the subordination wi was voluntarily assumed at the es- tablishment of this society. Thatit is no excuse for the trustees to allege that their action bas been sanctioned or governed by @ msjority of the males now worshipping im that houre, it being their duty, as trustces, to take ‘charge of the termporalities of the society, and see that they are faithfuiy eppropriated to the uses intended by those whoss ben v lence founded and endowed the eburch. That they erred in refusing admittance to the relator, who had been duly appointed their pastor agree- able to the well establisbed discipline of that persuasion. ‘That it is the duty, and has long been the practice of this court to enface the rights thus established, and that with regard to ministerial officers and corporations, it is compete for this court not only to direct them to act, but dir the manner in which they shall act.— Therefore, a peremptory mandamus was awarded, com- manding the defendants to admit the relator to their pulpir and parsonage. Cowven vs. Fitzgerald.—A suit in equity, involv. ing an examination of long accounts, is properly Tefera- ble, it being one of thcse cases which, in the language of the judiciary act, have heretofore been usually referred to any clerk, master in chancery, or referee. Livingsion vs. Fitzgeraid.—A motion for an attach- ment against the defemdant,for not appearing before a referee aud making an assignment to a receiver, and for not paying the eosta growing out of his default. Held that the act of 224 November, 1847, forbidding the im- prisonment of avy pereon for interlocutary costs, does not apply to those cases of cmtemptes where a party ma; be fined, for any misconduct productive of an actual Joes or injury (o th cher party. A fine of $20 imposed, and ax attachment ewarded The Mayor, §-c. of Now York ads, Ainslie andothers.—It inirregulsr for a ‘udge presiding at the Circuit toforce on the trial of a cause when the counsel of one of the par- ties is unable to attend by reason of sudden indispoai- tion, Inquest set aside. Common Preas, Jan. 31—Before Judge Ulshoeffer.— Albert G. Clements et al. vs. Wm. Waln Drinker and Leon Villiers. —Thia was an action of trover to recover the value of thirty-two boxes of eegars, It appeared that in January, 1847, the plaintiffs purohased the ars and pnt them on storage with @ person named ler, in Courtlandt street, with directions not to give them to any cne but toa Mr. Lockwood, except on ® written order. ‘The plsintiffs alleged that the segars were afterwards stolen by a perton named Palmer, and by him sold to the defendant, who keeps a segar store in Broadway. at $12 thousand for cash. Subsequently the p'aintiffs arcertained where tho segars were, anit they procured a search warrant from Justice Drinker, and had the defendant's store searched; the segars were found and brought to the police office, and a complaint the pl the defendant's counsel asked fur ground thet the proof did not mai either of the defendante. The judge said thera was no fase made out ogaiost Justice Drinker, and he would thorciore discharge him; but with reepect to the other defendant, he would let the case goto the jury, The court then adjourned until this morning For plaintiff, Mr. N. B, Blunt ; for devondant, Messrs. Hudson and Marvin, Supreme, Count but—The Peopie vs nonsuit on th ut & case against In Chambers—Betore Justioe Hurl. Aadime Restell—Habe Madame Reatell was brought up on Saturd habeas corpus, to be admitted to bail; the case w eTorned to this morning, when (he parties appeared ia Chamber. "The vase was ably argued by Mr E Sandford,for Madame Resteil and van Poplied t) by the District Attorney on the part of the people. Decision reserved until Mon- day next. Covet Canenn. part--65. 66, 71,73 117, 119, 77. --This Day—C. Pleas—1at @1, 87, 89, 95, LOL, 107, 111, 113, 79, qd part—76, 4, 20, 26, 28, $0, 32, 34, 36, 12. sm mon The Premtdential fh ‘This journal will be published every Tucsday Jar for the campaign. It will bo the size of the daily Herald, and will be per- feotly unique in ita kind. It will contain all the politi- cal matter of the week—giving all the movements of the ferent Peecidential candidates and their friends at fall length. It will also contain the money and produce morkeis. Each number will contain a leading editorial article, embracing a philosophical view of the move mente of the week—the progrees of the candidates — their chances of success--the rise and fall of the politi- cal barometer, s0 as to give to every man throughout the country a correct and accurate idea of the progress the Presidential election, We have already had numerous inquiries for it, and doubt not it will have a tre.cendoun oirculation, jndging from appearance—probably a hundred thousand sub- goribers the et> tego Hall on ‘Abraham , Secrerary. Hall being "gone pf the town of F Dern) aula ean ate aad, Sheiinan nd sas chosen President, 7 Vite Presidents, aud i! A Grderhi Re neoting was very’ uuim:rows. the specio eeeeeeet ie inne Flossie bet cxvtenonint 7 et? to the Igention of th Hulvoa diver Railroad of the Compaay, who would soon be called ‘Acomimittee, consis'ing of Lave. Pla Harvey Palmessi'veh Butters Charles Pearl, and * appoint to retire shase of the meeting “ne cot ported ths followin. which, Rvote of two ti to the directors te decide th: Ww. tetting up thisuobte eaterpriae of the Hudson River Railroad, in procuring the original survey and a charter for the com ny, we feel it :o be our duty and right to express frankly to the directors our views in reference to the question of location, iu wi and ci izens, are deeply i ved, That the hest interests of this village re the Hudson River Railroad be loca ed through it,on the Koute. in preference to the Kiver Route. Resolved, That in consideration of the numerous villages and munufveturin pla s situated on or nearth» middle route, the yast amount o el which they will {urnishto the road ivsa for ready commu: is New York and Albsny, we feel the interests not only of our own village, but the others on and naar the line, will b lection of said middle route. Resolved, when the stock was subsenbed, through the villag s,the selection of the river route will cau adisspporntinent to many who have earcestly advocated the road on accot jocal benefity it would confer Ke- solved, ‘That in jew of tne subject,we respectfully pe'i- tion the directors to give the midds oute as favorab! id their view the facts and ci tances in the rt low, and have perfec: corfideace in believing they will adopt such a course as will in the end be for the permanent benefit of the ermpany, and the public, and give general satisfaction, Resolved, ‘That M Myers, David B. Lent, and Stephen B. ‘Trow- bridge, be x committee to attend a meeting of the directors, at their office in New York, and Iny before them the proce ings of ths meeting. with such other fee's asit may_ be ueces- tary 0 Present to theirconsideration. JOHN ADRIANC: President. Howcanp R. SHeRMAN, AngaHam G. Stons, Vice Presidents. Josiah I. Underhill, Secretary, The Plumbe National D: on the upper comer of Broadway and Murvar street, is with: outa rivalin its business inthe world, Ths imnense num- re furnished to its patrons annual of the prase which it receives rrean Gallery, wi ly, are substantial proofs from ail quanies Portable Shaving Cases —The undersigned have devoted their unceasing atteution to improving and, per- fect sar a ave on hand a lars of coxatraction most auitable to the wants of the travelling community. UNDERS & SON, 177 Broadway, a few doors above ( treet Fine Cutlery.The subscribers have patd particular attention to this branch of their busine: d have on hand at present the most beantifal and well-se astort- ment of pen, pocket, desk. and sporting kaives, in the cit wih a large variety of polished steel g-ods. Razors ground and Cutler, repaired. G. SAUNDERS & SUN. Barker’s Creme de Palma Christi, or Castor Oil Cream, is, without doubt, the only proper article to. neurish and improve the hi cal provess, of three months? duration, the : ell. is tirely extracted, leaving its nutritive qualities unimpaired. Being sigitly perfumed, it nei.her burus nor dries the hair, as hig) lv-seeuted articles do, in all cases when ed to the head. ‘To be obtained only at BaRa EWS tie’ Har Dressing and Shampooi2g Rooms, 349 Broadway, comer of Leonard street. * Diamond Pointe1Guld Pens, of every quality, and stall prices, both wholesale and retail, by Bk. Watson, & Co.,45 William street, one door below Wall street, and J. Y Savage, 92 Falton street, make ovly dealers in the celobrated * Richelieu” Gold ens. Our prices are known to be the cheapest inthe city, while our Mens are warranted fuperior to avy in the world: Gold Pens, at $1, $1 25. and 1 59, the same Peas sold el.ewhere at $1 59 and $2. Gold syensrepaired or exchanged, Save your money.—To those of our friends who wish to reduce their boot bills, we cheerfully recom- mend to call oa our fiend JONES. 4 Aun s'reet, as he sells the firs! quality of French calf dress Boots at $1 50; second do. $1 09. He alsosells a very nice pair at 83.30. tis best French patent leither Boo's only $7 00, aad as for his French water proof and cork sole Boots, they are not to be beat in quality or price. A Warning to the French.—If they don’t reduce the price of their Boots.the day of their fortane 1s at an end; front frinad Young, opposite our selling the best quality of French Calf Boo: \as are sold in other stores for $6 and $7; he has gotanice Calf Sewed Boot far $3 50, usually $5 n other stores; witha splendid assort- meut ef patent leather Boots and Congress Gaiters. Don’t for- fet, small profits is the motto of our friend Young. on the coruer of Fulton and Nassau. Call in and see him—the Doe- COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, Jan. 31—5 P. M. ‘The stock market opened a litile hesvy ‘this morning, and quotations fell off a fraction. At the first board Long Island declined ?¢ per cont; Farmers’ Loan 4; Harlem 1%; Norwich and Worcester %; Resding Rail- road 13; Pennsylvania 5’, went up 34; Vicksburg \<; United States 5's, 4; Morris Canal 4. At the eecond board Harlem closed at prices current in the morning, and Morris Canal advanced 3¢ per cent, with moderate sales. Tho steamship Acadia, from Liverpool for Boston, has Deen at sea nearly seventeen days, and will be due about Wednesday. She will bring fifteen days later in- telligence from all parts of Europe. It is anticipated she will bring favorable accounts relative to commercial matters; and until they come to hand. there will be a lull in this market. ‘The Mavhattan Banking Company have this day de- olared # dividend of three per cent, payable on the 10th of February. The receivers of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank at New Brunswick, N. J.,have declared s further divi- dend of twenty per cent upon the certificates of bills of that bank , payable on and after Tuesday next. The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign and domestic merchandize exported from this port in the month of January, distinguishing the value of the shipments to each country:— Commerce or THE Pont or New York—Exronts For January, 1848 Valu: of Value of 23: good: goods Falae of notent’V'd entitled domestics to 0 Where to produce, debenture, debenture, Total. ee 1,189,532 Saad 18 5 i | rad lie 180 684 511 63,795 "244 980 - = 20,920 seco ete 924 17,793 3,369 2,199 480 14,519 113 4.737 1,970 550 5158 9,000 9234 16 121 247 145 $953,697 6788 = (1,470 3,728 5,018 + 18553 = 5,891 $2,182,389 42,807 179,692 2,404 829 Total specie...y..+++++ 1,738 41 Totahees ce ce deee eee S413: ‘This has been rather a emall month in the way 9 exports, the shipmentsof rpecie having been within sey» hundred thousand dollars of the shipments of mercben dice. The bulk of the exports for the month was within the past week or ten days, the shipments of produ:» having been stimulated by the complexion of the advic s from Europe. The arsessed value ot property inthe Stat: New York, for the year 1847, was $630,659,056—ot which $509,496,855 was real in ostate, and $121,162 201 personal propsrty. The whole amount of State and county taxes, in 1847, wes $3,740 339, It appears by the messege of the Governor of Louisiana to the Legislature of that State, that the public indebt- edness on account of the Citizen’s Bank is $7,071,516.— To liquidate this amount the bank holds mortgage secu- rities amounting to more than fourteen millions of dol- lars, which the Governor thinks more than sufficient to protect the State against any loss. ‘The treasury of the State appears to be ina flourishing condition. There was a balance on hand on the 3ist of December, the close of the fiscal year, of $294,328 31. Durfng the pact year gold dust and bars to the value of $20,000 were sold in Wetumpka, Alabama. The gold wan obtained chieflyin Tallapoora county, and thus far has proved to be remarkably pure. A merchant of Mobile tent to the New Orleans Mint, a few days eg, 563 dete 7 gre, in bars, fr coinage, and receive? in roturn, efter paying commission and postage, $015. ‘The mint weight before melting was 28 oz and 40-100, sud after melting 28 83 100, yielding 888-1000ths —$620 95 in coin. ‘The annual statement of the State Bank of Indiana, showing the condition of that institution on the 20th o November, 1847, is as annexed:— Strate Bank or Inpiana, desource: $1.547.722 47 Notes discounted. . 1,464 075 88 B lle of Exchang Suspended debs 460,115 89 Banking Houses. 179.070 81 Other Real Es! 195 108 14 Forniture... ern ve 5282 40 Dus feom Eastern Banka, « «+ 889.209 09 Due from other Banks. seeeee 241,985 57 Due to Beenohes trow other Branches. . « 81.271 90 Duo on Remttta: es, Deposite,and other Treasury Notes of the Stats of Indiana, (6 per cent). 286,975 00 freasury notes of the Siate of Indiana, (6 per cent). . free 50,588 00 Bonde of the State of India fy Bank capital 36.000 00 God and Silver, < 1,083.979 39 Notes of other B: * g99,256 00 Totals... $7,039 324 54 Liabilities Capital Stock of the State. 968 054 97 Capital Stock of individuals 1,114.820 10 Sarplus {nnd to cover loses. « « ++ (408 444 50 Dae other Banks. ..« tees 94.645 88 Dur from Branches to other Branch 69 147 60 Due to deport | 655,773 42 Due to School Fum pusl tax on individual Stock reserved im Bam. eeeeeserees 2,876,60 at oe We ue to teustees Nh Suspended interest and other items. Dividends undrawn, ....... .+. Profit and lors since Oct. 30, 1847. . Ciroulation. an Kile of the Wanaa not 19,777 22 3.606 452 00 Totals. sscceeeeseeseers $7,089,324 54 ‘The leading departments compare as follows :— Now. 185. Nov. $3,726,545 3.018, 3,336,033 1,003°617 ‘577.617 plus Fan 413,563 Menns in Enstera Banks 370/331 839,200 ‘The average dividends of the thirteeg branches, in the year 1847, were 8 34-100 per cent. This is generally good evidence of the strength of the concerns; but the im- provemen’s in the movement of the banks within the past two yexrs, is the best evidence, as it shows that the dividends have been actually earned before they were declared, The line of discounts is about fitty per cent more than the capital, and the circulation about three aadahalf times more than ths emount of specie on hand. The people of the State of Indiana require an institution like the one above referred to, and the at- tempts made in the Legislature of that State, every ses- sion, to wind it up, are uncalled for and unnocessary.— The branches of this bank are distributed to every sec- tion of the State, and give the people a sound and safe currevey. The State Treasurer finds it very convenient to borrow money of the bank to help the publio finances out of the embarrassments they have been and still are surrounded with, and the bank has invariably alded tho State whenever called upon to the extent of its ability Since the partial resumption of the payment of interest on a portion of the debt of the State, the bank has been obliged to make a loan to the State Treasury, to enable the government to meet its financial engagements. Tho State bank system, when the branches are properly dis- tributed, is the best for the smaller Western States, or for those States which are almost entirely agricultural, like Indiana. The report of the Bank of the State of Missouri and branches, showlng theic condition on the 3ist of De- cember, 1847, was as aunexe: Bawx of Missounr anp Brancues. Resources, Bills dicoounted at parent bk and branches $1,726 976 28 Exchanges matured do do... 136,245 15 Execha aturing do do... 611,164 32 Real estate at do do... 122.573 76 State of Missouri, (account ocurrent)...... 106,295 64 Loan to State of Missouri, (to pay volun- teers). . 9 + 4,276 93 Bills receivable, (sale of real estate) . 48,909 14 Suspended debt of parent bk and branches 164218 83 Kixpense account io do... 15,398 56 Protest account do do... 63 05 Due from banks to = do re 20,519 44 Bank notes on hand of other banks. 38,280 00 Certificates State Bank of Illinois + 24367 30 Do —_Baniof Illinois. . .. sere 181,786 03 Warrants on State Treasurer of Missouri.. 8,760 34 Gold and silver coin on hand. ....5....+ 2,314,718 68 $0,424,612 35 Liabilities, Capital owned by State..... $954,205 22 250.511 00 1,363,736 74 914 79 Interest aud exchange. 196 869 00 Contingent fund. . Suspeusion account. . Circulation Due to bank: 3 23 ——— $5,421,643 35 ‘The leading features of the above, compare with previ- ous reports as follows :— 5 Jan. 1845. Jan. 1846. Loans and deposites... .$1,166,.601 2,958,155 Specie .. 1,594,595 14953 614 2,314,718 Circulati + 798 2.195.840 2,404,160 Deposits se 1,913,098 1,296.428 = 1,353,737 There appears to have been very great fluctuations in the amount of loans aud discounts, within the past three years, and the only way we can account for the large per cent increase from 1845 to 1846,,is the fact that the returns in 1845 included but one bank and four branches, while those for 1846 included one bank and five branches; but the report for 1847 included the same number of banks and branches as in 1846, notwithstand- ing which there had been a falling off in loans of more than tweive hundred thoussnd dollara. Within the past thre® years there have been great changes in the other leading departments of this bank and branches. The amount of speoie on hand in December, 1847, was $861,104 greater than in January, 1816; while the increase in the circulation has been only $203,320. The deposites have not varied much within the period included within the reports. A semi-annusl dividend of five per cent has just been declared, leaving a surplus of ono por cent, to yo to the contingent fund. Stock Exchange. $5000 Treas Notes, 6s, 830 99% 50 shs Harlem RR 590 U 86s, 66 964g 100 do $209 6s, 67,810 994 40 © do tw 42 S000 do, 9 50 do 39433 88 50 do 7g 150 do 100 do 63 200 © do bio B20shsFar Trust b30 28% 950 © do 100 do 30 £85_ 100 do bm 100 284 500 do 40 27% 100 = do atw 160 28 50 do bao 427 300 28} 10.N York & N Haven 91 100 28 Pt yicmbers RK 5 400 28) 50 Nor & Wor RR bio 4044 200 93¢ 225 Nor& Wor R 40 50 10 100 do bts 40) 200 10 50 do 39 00 = do 60 1046 25 do 3956 50 do bio 10 «650d b60 4056 100 Long Island 30 39% © 25 Canton Co} s30aft 10 33 450 do 29% 25 33% 90 do bIS 28 100 33 350 © do 28% 100 do 33 50 do 2% 50 Reading RR 49) 200 do bio 27% 50 do 160 49 50 Long Island RR 10 27 do 3049 100 do do boa 50 10) do bay 28° 10 do 49 100 HarlemRR = 339 43,50, do b30 49 100 do bio 43% 450 © do 48 200 do s10 43° 50 do bnw 48% 400 do 43 100) do 48% 300 do btw 43 50 Erie RR Scrip 90 dys 78 5 do bIO 43. By do 60 1734 100 do 60 4336 Second Boards $13,400 Tr'y Notes 6's 99% 400 shs Harlem RE 42 2000 U 8 6's, 1862 7 do b90 10up 43 50ahs Harlem RK b30 43° 100 Morris Caual 360104 150 do 423% 50 do 10% 109 = do baw 42% 59 Canton Co 430 3345 50 do 42% 250 Farmers’ Loan 60 28! 100 do 42% 50)Keading RR = b3_ 47% New Stock Exchange. UOshs CantonCo _b3_ 3334 200 shs Harlem RR 42 50 do atwe do bs 47 50 do 33 50 Farmers’ Trust 360 28 50 Long I-land RR btw 50 do b30 28! 100 lo 50. do 10 2 100 Nor & Wer RR tw 40! 50 Morris Canal a3 9) 50 Harlem RR 43% 50 do 3 10 59 do bs as 50 do bio 10 100 do e 43 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Monday Afternoon, Jan. 31. ‘The steamer Acadia being about due at Boston, with gome two weeks! latet intelligence, cauted the market of for breadstuffe to continue in a languid state. flour were limited, without change in prices worthy of note, since Saturday. Wheat continued quiet, without change in prices. The market for corn was enn with 8 fair amount of sales; but om terms slightly in favor of buyers, compared with last week's rates Sales of meal were made at rates current last week, and rye continued inactive. In oats, the chief sales were confined to Southern, on terms stated below. There was no change in canal. Provisions were dull and sales of pork could not be effected at the current rates of Jast week. Lard was somewhat less firm, with moderate sales. There was no material change to notice in the prices of butter and cheese. In groceries, transactions were moderate, without any material change in quotation: ‘AsHxs—Mod ra sales “were reported of pote at $6, Flour—The sales footed up about 3000 bbls, including about 1900 this State and Western, at $6 a $6 0644; and about 1500 do New Orleans, 1000 of whioh rold on pane terms, and the remainder at $5 75 & $5 87; bbls Geneseo sold, deliverable in March, at $6 06'4; and 1000 do, deliverable in May, at $5 8734 Wheat Genesee and Western continued quiet, and prices remained nominally the same. Sales of 300 sacks were reported at $1 12% per bushel. Corn—The sales footed up 14 or 15.000 bushels, in separate parcels, among which were 4800 bushels of good Southern white at 680; 2000 do old mi: gc; and 3000 North Car- The market closed rather of about 1 to 20 per bushel, compared with las: week's prices. Meal—Sales of 600 bbis were reported, of New Jersey, at $3 18%, delivered; ‘and 600 do, to arrive in April, at $3 1234, Rye was in- active at 83.290c, Oats—Sales of 2604 bushels of Scuth- ern were made at 450, while canal gontinued to rell at about 680, Beans—Sales of 80 bbia were madeat $1 1234 a$l 2. Cattte Manket—At market, 1,000 beef cattle, 80 cows and calves, and 1700 sheep and lambs. Beef Cattle —The offerings laet week were lees numerous than for some time past, a circumstance that tends greatly to strengthen prices, which keep up to last week's mark. ‘The sales have mostly been within $6 to $9, though we hear of several small lots disposed of at 37}¢0 a 500 higber. At these prices, buysrsdo not evisce much avidity to operate, but leave 300 in the market unsold There were 300 Southern cattle for sale; the rest from Connecticut and this State, Céws and Calves— Busi- ness has been rather duil, the offerings comparatively incoasiderable, avd prices, if avything, lower than the highert average of last week, but the lowest figure is ri orted at $22 50, or half dollar higher. juote raler rom that mark up to $48, allsold. Sheep and lambs— Priceshave iurproved a fraction on thore current a week ago, but the buyers have been rather more backward than ordinarily is the case, Prices from $2 to $3 a $7. 80 left ove: Cotron—The market was steady at our annexed quotations, with sales of 600 bales, @ portion of which was for exports BRPOOL CLassivroaTiON. New Orieans Foovida. Med. & Faurt—Raisine ‘continued stgady, and we note sales of 400 bones of wet. at ety quality, 20%d at 49, ae the scales as was on sale to-day. Several loads of Timo» thy and clover were taken in the morning at from $30 to 650 per owt, and in tho afternoon, there were trans- actions at 600 # 709, For clesn wheat and oat straw, ee manta and New Jersey, $2 3734 a $2 50 ia Hemr—The market continued firm, and we note sales of 300 bales of American dew rotted at $130 per ton. Lxap—Continued quiet, Motasses—The market continued steady, with emall aales at last week’s qaotations. Navat Srones—Sales of 100 bbls spirits of turpentine were made on the wharf, at 390, cash, and 100 do were reported sold at 380 Oi. —Linaeed—Sales of 1200 gallons English were made at 65¢; and 800 do American city pressed were made at 65c in casks, and at 66c im bbis, cash. A small sale of 15 or 20 bbis New Jereoy was nade at 65c. About 800 bbls selected whale were sold on private terms. There was no change in other kinds of fish oils. Provisions ~It was said new mess Pork was offered at $11, and old do was offered at $10. Prime continued no- winal at $676 for old. Sales of 50 tierees of Winchester Hems were made at 7}¢ cts. Lard—Sales of 200 kegs were made at 8 ots, and 90 barrels at 734a8%¢ cts. Prices rewained about the , with moderate sales to the trade. Cheese —Considerable saies have oflate been made, ranging from 53¢ for Ohio to 63447 cts for fair to goed quality, this State. Butter continued steady at last week’s quotations. Rags —Sales of 200 bales of Massina and Palermo were made on pri sate terms. Ricke—The market was quiet, and no sales of moment reported Suaan--Sales of 200 bhds of New Orle at 4\ cts. ‘TavLow—Sales of 15,000 Ibs, common quslity, were made at 7349776 ots. ‘Tosaccu—Sales of 50 hhda of Virginia and Kentucky leaf were made at 344 cts. Sales of 300 bales of Cu- ba were reported on private terms, Wuatervone—The markct was inactive at 27 cts for Northwest, to 28 cts tor South Sea. Wuisxey —Sales of 73 bbla State Prison, received by the Housatonic Railroad, were made at 26 cts. Faxicurs—Rates were very dull, and we only heard oi about 1000 bb!s meal talten for Liverpool at 1s 6d. Rates stood xt about 6d for grain. To Glargow, some en- gazements were made on pri’ terms, ‘To London, rates remained nominally the same; while to Havre and the continent, they continued quite dull. Saces or Reat bsrate tis Day —House and lot 177 Broadway, 25x100, $35,100; lease of house and lot 90 Chambers ntreet, $2 530; lot 11 Morton at, 25x11, $2,600; house and lot 16 Burton at, 25x80, $5,000; House and lot 79 Murray rt, 265x100, $6,750; House and lot 207 Lewis st, 17x69 9, $1,825; do do '209 Lewis at, same ; do do 122 Norfolk st, 252100, $4,026; do do low at, 20x87, $5,075; do do 113 Lualow at, same size, $4,700; do do 558 Fourth st, 20x96, $3,675; do do 26th st, betweon 3d and 4th avenues, 25x93, $4 250. were made MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALE Privape: pata, Jan tt—First Board —§5,000 State 4's, T6 1.520 d 3.00) Schuyl ‘vay 6's, 68. 44; 2.000 U 8 Treasnry Notes 6's, 993¢; 500 US Loan 6's, 67, 99; 514 26-100 10 5's, 780. 75; 50 Morris Canal, 10; 1,200 State 6 Second Bo-rd $3.0 OU'S Treasury Notes 6's, 99%; 1.800 Ches and Del «a. nal 6's, 7544: 200 Seh 68 44; 5 Union Cara, 30 Af er Sa es—8! 200 State 4's, 11%; é chayt Nay 6”: 25 Morris Canal. 10} Rea ing Rik, 2434; 6 do 2444; 50 Giraid Bank, 10; 190 ao 9% instaut, and meeting our morket well supplied with rice, we had to sell her cargo at lire, 30 days credit New sugar has appeared, but wo have no established price yet Molasses is 2<ra here for immediate delivery, and 2ra to ba delivered some days hence. Exchange has de- clined on England to 13 per cent, and the United States ‘2 ver cent premium. We have heard that three cargoes of rive remain in Havana unsold, from your port ; they aro held at 12r8, and this price in Very uncertain SS Married. At Naasau, N. P. January 6, bythe Rey. W. H Strom- bom, Cuan.es Braxwatre, Eeq , of New York, to Susan Anna, relict of the late Rev. Robert Davies. At Belize, Honduras, January 1, By, the Rev. Joseph Gegg, Mr. ANceLLo Cuarre.y, of New York, to Miss Sanan Watpnon Warcur, of Belize. Died. On the 28:h ult.,in the 5th year of her age, [sasey Donory, daughter of Harvey and Elizabeth Hong, and 1a igi ag of Wm. Whittingham, recently de, ceased, Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and County of New York, from the 224 day of January, 1948, to the 29th day of January, 1848 Mea, 102; women, 78; boys, 87; girls, 71. ‘Total, 341. as hima, 1; atropl 1; bleeding, 4, 3; cancer of stomach, 1: can- , 2; cholera morbus, 1; ¢ roup 9; congestion of lucgs, riam tremens, 5; diarrhea. 3; burned or sealed, 3; cer, 2; carvuncle, 1; casuals consumption, 0s Son ulsions, 5: dewilitv, | dropry in the head, 19; dysentery, 3: ery fever 5; fever bilions, 1; fever puerperal, fever scarlet, 1; fever typhoid, 6; fever typhus, 2 gestive, 1; heart, disease of, 7: inflammation of ilammation of bowels. 10; inl smmation of chest, tion, of heart, stomach. 4; 3 Ke Ys 3 tod years, 34; 2to 5, 39; 5 to 10, 3) to 40, 49; 40 to 50, 37; 59 to 60, 15; unknown 5.—Toral, 31 OMMISSIONER +O ADMINISTER OATHS, AND to take Affidavics, Depositions, and the [orga ins Roper and proof ofdseds and other instrument eed or "ecord: in the States of Ohi ivan tiny Indiana, De- pep a otra, Oe a aa le ichigan, mont u ot le CANEY CALLICOT, 5t Wall sireets nn nd Floride OTICK.—fHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO*ORE existing between the subscribers, JOHN GORRAO and GUIDO MANCINI, aader the name of Cor aucini has been this day disso'ved by mutaal consent. All debts due to the firm will be received by Guido Man id " ‘Aud all demands again: No. 155 and 157 Broadway. ISSOLUTION—THE COPARTNERSH 1p EXIST- ing under the name of 8. & J. M. the first ¢ firm, will be presented to him at BANKS —ATLAS, JAMES, CAYUGA Northern Exchange, &e. taken for cheap Dry Goods atauction consisting of Br che and Plai Silic Phi as, wool en Shirts and Di 3 e' Black Cloth, Gentle: jaspent Redand W! icks, Damaske, Gia goes, Domestics, ke, Walker streetcome BANK BILIS, BiOKEN BANK BILLS— the Atlas, James, Northera Exchange and Bil Is taken in exchange for shirt Bo Gloves, Hosiery, Under Shirts, Draw- Scott’. cheap Fura Herald offic Bills on other Broken soms, Stock :, Coller: ers, Pocket handkerchiefs and & car! it ishing store, 94 Nassau street, opposite the APEU—PAPER—CHEAP CAP AND LETTER PA- er. Also, fine and superfine blue and white, ruled and cap anileite: Parers. Also, rg aud siftw wrapping, ardware, druggists, and match box Papers, for sile by SAS: NOWAL, 00 John street. }O PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, ONE ADAM3 IM- proved Printing Machine—pl ten 43126 inches—has been use butashort tune. Apply to k. HOE & CO ,29 aud 31 Goldstreet, RLS 4 JY iT IMPORTED AND FOR SALE, ONE PAIR OF b ful matched Shetland Ponies. Apply at the Sta- ble, corner of Cliff aud Frankfort stre FF UY SALE— 4 HANDSOME, LARGE, FULL- BREED Fewfoundiand Dog. Having'no use for him, is the own: ev’s only reason for selling him. He can be seen at 92 Broad street. EW DUTCH HERRINGS—A VERY FINK’LOT— New fall tutch herrings per Amphion trom Roverdam, now landiog,aud for sale at A.J. G. HODENPY L,12 Maiden: Jane, up stairs. ‘ i NGRAVINGS—SPECIMENS OF THE NEWLY- discovered art of coloring fine !ngravings, by ler, can be seen athi 0.251 way (Plumbe's Building), among, whic ubjects:—" Wash. ington, FS tof 76"—" bir Walter Raleigh taking leave cf his ‘fhe Capture of Audre”—" Mer Majesty the His Royal Higness Prince Albert" sir Walter 5 —" Boltoa Abby in the olde time”— “Cross Purposes’ —First Appeal, and J.ast A ppeat” (a pair)— a f other subjects not mentioned as above HEAP FRENCH EMBROIDERED GUODS—COL- lars, Sleeves, Canezoy R a fee ers suited on the best terms, at Mrs, Roullier’s, French Dress and Corset Maker, 10 Park Plice HEUMA Jot TISM, PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE Scrofula, diseases of the Skin, &e., &e —Rine’s Kur of Hydriodate of Potassa, Sarsvparilia, aud is published for the eumatism, pains and Compounn' Sy Yeliow Dock. This medicinal ——, sole benent of those suffericg from 1 saffness of the joint: + erapitons combination of rm : Oy prepared from the purest articles, and f arifies aud qaickens th pm ellave irritation, and leaves every pait of the anymal economy ina perfect stats of health. It i fidence. and needs but n trial to mnvinee the moatineredulous of its surprisi roperti CHARLES i RING, Druggisy, | ‘John street. N. B, observe the written signature of ©. & N. Be sure Rina aver the cork of exch bart s. HE WONDER OF THEIAGE—Dr. KELLINGER’S Linim warranted to erad fall and every and heal all manner of cores on Teas only abont 3 cents an ounes, at $0 cents a bottle, or $4 per Prineipsl office, 230 Perr, street, at the various Har: road offices, at the Rushtous’, and the druggists’ ge- nerally, also at the stores, saddlers’ end taverns through country. Fer tarther particulars, Spirit of the Times.” B.—The proprietors will forfeit $10¢0 if they fail to show renter «ures of longer sanding, aud of more.maliguity, than auy other known remedy. All’ persons coming from a dis- tance to purchase shal) have ali expenses paid if we tail to se~ tisfy ther fate expectations that we stand alove in point of real merit. Itis he only ariele that commands the attention of the ite of the whole country. wilt thom thefars &e, medicines Lave cued. more pe sors thon. all others ranie by A. B. & D. Sands, 100 William st. Carter, Wilson & ri Alex. Jayne, Pitsburg; R. & and N. Savin 8 ( Orles —WYATT & KETCH edieiue and Perfamer: M Ware the oaiy establishment in the ety where ihe and retail Ting any article that they may eall for, | direct trom the proprie- efter different medicines eall a you will peat assortmen s thre ice of nts, for Dr Upham’s Pite ‘lla and Wild Cherry Bit- fhimerican Choingouse, vr Pills, Bali's Sarsapertt Ayrerie Cherry tectoral, f Yargert and ches General Wholesale A. Klectuary, and ir, Wood's Sars ters, Dr Van Zandt’s Pitis J: De. Willivns’s Anti Ague and Fe in, Swayne’s Syrup Wild Cherry, Dr. Wadworth’s Worm Kilier aad Deutrifies, a most heantina) artic! ‘ills, Mlasters, &o. &e. ‘and uther horse medi ctoes, for sale - eo hate seldom seo so abuadant s sipply at | It is recommended in full cou- | veluable Lots midia e Vicini Isc, at 12 0% 10 \erehaats’ KE the auet change, UOCTION A Snr nec Furniture, chand) 2 HONY J. BLES Ketate Mad Lithogrsp’ enue alto ‘attend ‘a ke. JW. BROWN, “uetioneer, 142 bro Kei nthe mow taproe y of Mattson "qu ke Wal be weld by xe ue, 29h, vs fol x 47. Maps of the toneer, No. 7B oad s LECKER, he south east 28th oO AND COMMISS| be Mi ratly, con 6 Wh st eet; 9do 3 atthe ave h above lots ean be obtai three y attic and basemen; corner of Mavison avenue al house 24 feet 834 inches, by 58 feet deep, iwcludivg tearoom «t 12 feet deep, builtin the best manner, and fivished in the mo- dein style, with al! the Inte improvements wes eble bk 30th, and Stet aveet ows: 13 lots oa M a {xteet W OP. Hellou. 54 | the purchase imouey can | hree years, at6 per rent The sale will be without | UCTIONEER t corner of Madi Di sl- | n Ave Authony J. Bleecker will sell nt auction, id, at 12 o’elock, at the Merchants x house onthe 9 © steet, oud the lot in fee, NST ie cash advances fanuish 1x goods, und mec lic sad private sales. ot furni ure, stocks of way: NHE NEW YORK C Ciub will Hall, Bowery, der SF BU are requ their Lodge thocm, at one o'clock. this day, (Tuesday.) ¢ tend the funeral of our lets worthy brother, John Lilisc HENRY M K, N. A.; Joha Lucas, See’y $15 tami shall receive mily. 4 at 146 Maced and enterprisin the country. honescy, intel he yea Apply to ISK obtain a nurse; ha Piesse call at MAN Cook, by neat ¢ Saratoy eircalation of this Bank ts $50 000, secured by $45.00) 1 York State Stocks, and a_morty: ty, worth over $20,000. his friend: ply orders for biskets, tion of young desi able speci aryaues r cam iF. RICHA IsH iy. Systein—Sei yuage, and the au Jen, will con aud bad for to meet every, 7g to BM, at KEWARD—LOST, O ‘ison exeelient housemaid. MV He! ADV HW YORK 8 RAL asremonle, tr aH or betwee: many Hall the ubove reward by SPECT y references c his Tuesdry evening, at 734 o’elock. TERWORRH, Chairinan. Ks ABLIC a situ ition ax Laucdress in a private fie ROUGH AND XWADY ursuant to adjournment, at Mililwiy By ox HIKAM FUL- HE 2THINST, IN. nn there wnd the eorwer of | Chatham aud Duane streets, a gold case silver Lever V maker's name Moir Cowes, No, 2620 atch, Asy poison fiiding it YOUNG WOMA be given —Uan bereen ED IMMSDIATELY-—SE mew, to solicit sub money for one of tre most popular pe y i Men who ean come ligeuce, and enti rround. Som AKL POST, are Mm. 119 Nave situation iaa priva'e never lived out, Jately arrived fr 1103 Greeawich strert, in the rear. COOK. —WANTED, ainan URITY 8 a ounty—is redeem: ibany.ata haifof one SU. SCRIB: 3 bt u Lowers of the seison, which he will vases, bouquets, wre nay be desi-ed. ata in’ derate pr notice be given He also offe’s a chy ved hea'thy plints, w 3 and varieties culty DB eech schobar may call on te academy to take his ticket, be no scholars will be received after the 7th of February. f the Academy, RD, Director « L mmence two new class will beopeued Wednesday, 24 0f F nesday and Saturday from4 to 4 ve iileommence gentiemenalon uday, Wi No. 9 ey street ALE YOUNG Wow ihe is now prepared to eup- ' J o1ce vaed KID. way and "Phe: scholars gratia instruction for two weeks. so a3 tojudge for ther exls publis| well recommended for om male funily, A SITUALION from the first families Kk.” Herald office, wll mily excepting his wife, A SMALL f Faltou tery. ANK-HUNTSV LLE, ed by Washbum & Co. per cent discount, e of $5,000 on New York ER WOULD REMIND ratyle led sufficient nie large coller« h embraces a}l the most in Warm rooms, pat- »1M AWN, 878 Broad~ eisigzed JE 8 ‘ofessor of the ado; h grammar ou O. "Phe one for x ruary, F day evi vf the system nud the progress that they imay expect, aud after which time, those who may be pleased to continne, wil: form ¢ class ct the rate of $6 for erch course of 21 lessons. adves who would prefer to join in the ex: ealy commenced, my do so nt any ume under corditiou, but they ‘thea ought to take daily less Application to be made at reach ng the cr by snore Merchan \) persons having any busin Central tioa in ites for thi chief agene Atlante Poek agency for F. iy 3 bY Wei bers beg lea ngemen fiest class Pa days, mit mouey to their f milies or with drafts brought trom and New Orle enor V's residence, No.9 References—D. Appleton & Co., 200 broy Mark H. Newman & Co.. 199 doy Leavi Sremen; office for ernie Grimma street, Le: ay part of the Olu Counn Jesson of the ¢ uss. wand Ageut, respectful ‘Germany. JO. ¢ transzeuion 0 for Ceutral Gor’ 2) et Ship Company between Havre and New Yo: J Wickell GEL & ley street, sor other affairs requiri rt NES’ W. psic, in Saxony. Trose @ class of ladies me s until from. 12 to 236 o’clook ways » Trow & Co, corner IN SAXONY—THE UND* SIGNED, iy offers his services to KNES rai commission yy of the General 'T erchants, %c siners, &c. ke, JOHN BK N&RAL EUKOPEAN AND EMIGRANT PAS sage Office—New Arrangements fur /818—The subscri- are complete for bru Liverpool Boston, 8, by first class Shi greatest care will be taken that no verpaol. JO. App 0. 16 c Mail of the yeur 1818 the Steamers ot this Company From Bre! 1818 ‘The H Southampton 1618 The HE! from New York to Southampton or Bremen, $120. fom Bremen freight or ps Company, 45 Ageatat & vre. EAN STEAM P regalyrly once a mor WASHINGTO™, ihe HERRMANN, Capt. Craburee, 01 meu=The WASHINGTON, on the ply, if by lever, jouth str ‘A vIGATI as follows aptain J. Joha ERKMANN, on the ~The WASH KRMANN, oo the or Southam»ton to ¢, apply at the office of the Steain N ‘illiam st, Nevw York, or to jouthampton. "WILLIAM C. 0. HEINEKEN & CO., Agenta at Bremea to inform their friends nd the padtie that their 3 : ‘imore weekly, and the ON COMPANY-U. 8 From the beg wil sail :-From New York—The von, on the 20h Feb., 1848. the 20:h March, 1843 th March 1848. From 15th Ap INGION, cn the 20ch Varch, 20th April, 184%, Passage Vass ke $150. For avigation KOSBY, t He New York, Joh. O ISELIN. Agent a! 4ITISH AND NORTH AMER Mail Steam Ships between Boston and rpool, calling at Hal — AMERICA, € E. G. Lott; HIBERNIA, tween New ¥ receive mai's and Passe: Judkias; EUROPE, Capt. Shannon, BT light at mast March. March. the ork and Li id Ps ICAN ROYAL Liverpool and be- if.x to land and tain C. HL. I. TANNIA, Capt. W. J.C. Lang DA, Capt. W. Douglas: TA, Capt. W. Harr soa; ne. These vessels curry a clear white head; green on starborrd bow, aod redon port Capt, Stene, from Boston, Saturday, t2th Keb Ugpt money $120. $I ame port hannon, from New York, Saturday, A Steam Ship from Boston, Saturday, Ith m Ship. from Wew xork, Saturday, 20 sail from Liverpool on ne ru Passenzers will ve charged ‘ght ou personal iuggage when it exceeds half a ton mea- surement, and on specie (except for personal expenses.) An experienced 81 thro) LUN jurgeon on boar R aghthe Fost Office ARD, Jr All Le EANS—LOUISIANA AD eof Packets—Regular Packet of ‘Thursday, etters aud Newspapers For freight or passege a)- road Dd NEW February l0th—Very reduced rates of freightLThe new and splendid packet bark Ti & TIS, Jonding, and will positively sail as For freight or ations, apply” grtoKDWA all ods to Dil a VOR Live, f 26th F G aD COL passage, having splend Orjeans w LINS, 56 8: New Orleass, Wiliam Creevy, who will promptly aptara U roby. i8 now . her regular day. y_ furnished xccommo- haif, foot of Wall street auth street, Agent in rar dress ~The packet bark GENESEE, Capt. RPOOL Febrnar: spleudid. nc 7 foot of Wall a treet, oF eet. ‘The packet shi jinghaw, willsecceedthe THETIS, and sail her regular EGULAR PAU Headid fast, sailing us, apply on boar, E.K COLLINS, Ro: Capt. Win M. P. Moore, willsucceed the Gorriek, aud sail as above, her anlar day pre on the city RIVATE. der auy circumstinces, cured in from three to five dnys by Dr Lamott’s French Kemedy. kind tht can be taken with asfecy, avd a hops of ite le the person ina health! ajd not any leasart to the taste. Price $2. Letters. (tended to,and the medicine forwarded, New Youk. breakage. Vy eDICAL M real diseases. halfeured cvses, that have existed fr year: Geet, stri y the jy I bey avd effeernal A few days’ a eomiition «f tly the sight, smell or taste take, nor dors it interfere with die! or o¢cup ton HE WEA’ jour’s notice. Portable Vap street, nea successful practiti: A THER vent their oceurr leis condition Sold at OFFIC: vathnm street, 90 er in New York DONISHKS, AL health. ML | DISEASES IN ALL STAGES, AND UN- =D. JUL ERSONS Carroil’s Medicated | iden colds, rheams- afew deve, aud by Iphur Beths require ek Baths sent to any pirt of the only medicine of the Te is cotirely ye ouly at 121 Fulton paid, will be SON, owell known as the most in the treatment of vere. ‘The Doctor's reputation for skill in these old ¢, micers nyon the bod cod ond by 2 f the n ing lascivious prevented, Receat No alteration in MPERATE HABITS ARE Hy cured by the ureof ise of the medie that Liq taste. The remed is preemaint it the thront or nose effec'ually cured. by aseeret habit indulged dre and nightly emus eases cured in four days, thet, of prevention fiom | ¥\0 A B. Cook's remedy e produces an alteration in the nor becomes offensive fo | vi sant and ensy to | ce sl for sale by the Doctor, at Wyatt & Ketcham’s, 12) Falton st. wate of tive to all persons having claims against John M. W the city of New Yor! vonchers thereof, to the bert, W. Smith, No. 10, Varie York, on or before the Thirteewth Davy New York, the tenth 1TH, BENJAM Corre for U. hate sale o padlic auction, at the City Wedaesday, the first da: noon and be eoutint property thal verty so to be sold for aupaid assessments New York Daily ‘Thue, in the city of New god Common: THOM?SO: Office, Novem! RSUANUR OF AN ORDER O¥ TH omnty 0 ew York ceased, subseri NP. FAIRC LATION NOTICE OF SALE OF FROPERTY id Assessment—-Pablic Notice ie here! property for unpaid assessmenes wil! inke p near the City Hall of the City. of New of March be sold and that the det ork. Ht ber 19, 1847. ‘treet Commissioner. Bre: to present the same v FB. at ik stree’ ay of November, yonder ofthe ‘of the city of New Yor! » Notice 13 he residence 117, ALB HILD, Kxeentors is hereby given | he. e' | parents or guardians, to the dress circle, half price. | Jeeving it at this office, | | SILY, SPEEDILY | 7 KAY M a Crreus—Lavt wer of Kerforma Lr Week but one—Stil 5 at Astle: atweek of Mons (a Gardner Dies Circle and Porque tie, nts: Gallery, 123¢ cents; Private Boxes, Children wuder 10 years of age So ene when necompanied by their Door N.B—A grend < 6g-—performauce to commence ai’ 7. on performance every Saturday, commeucing ot 2% BOWESY THcATRE TUESDAY § GREB st will be. ected the deur IEGe, OF 3 « a Alle r Clan General A ela, Mrs. Philips; Buda, mre. Jordan. JKANDEAL HO WHITEH. ead, “Ar. Burke; Bob Lin t enore Pre vious to wineh, EAD—Grandiather W hit-- Holi; Edward Dinytor Phibpy. To couctude hy olouel Freeiove, Mr : James, Mr. Bellany; Lady ‘is Davis, Mrs. Stickney jaliery 12% cents. i M | ary | py ona Repeotince—The Stranger, Mr. Wa Whe Mr, Brendon: Mees Halles hoa Wines Miss Hildreth, After whieh, a Dance, v Mr, Seo Irish Me~ Doors open at b—per formance 2) rentes Pit, 12% ents lody, by a Youth, hia first appearance before tle New.) ork eubli © conclude with the admived drama of LAD. | DIN | or, the W 8. Miss Hildvethiow Kasrae, the Dur iegied Mr. Brandon: Fi ; Ge Widow ¢ sB. | VECHYLUS OLYMET HE, W—-BENERIT Mr thar obert Febrasry | W048 commenes with the I tbe D t uribord, | Mies Mery Taylors The tafante F Mr.Conover. At ter which, the REVOLT OF THE POOx HOUSE Not Chuob, Mr. Mitchell; Aramint, Miss Mary Tay lo which, the VIRGIN Mi—Givger Blue, Mia H. laher® coue LAN—Gobby Bre Mr. Ho My F Robert Dress errele ry the Kiss IN Chapma: | Messergeant; War | non. Dress Circ } eents: Gallery 1? Performance t» coum RA HOU: ASTOR PLACK.—WEDNFSDAY te ZiA Farce of the Petthones, Mr. W. rs. Pewibones vom, Miss Shan- ly Cire! ast 6 o’elock— y O* Evening, will be presenced, opera of LUC BORGLALucrezia, na Terese Trutli; Duca Alife ettimio Ro nnaro, Signor Besco Beucdett 1 rat Rossi; Gubetia, ~iguor Severo Suini: Gez zelly, Siguor Lorenzo Biondi; Vitelloazt, Sigcor Guiseppe i te . Signor Nayoleote Parossi; Liver- Or- i baloouy, $1; ymanes to com TUESDAY RVENIN ? groups of MODEL AR: twenty in cumber, will have the honor 0’ appearing es of their celebrated Grad 4 ableaux Vivant Voses Plostiques, which has been «ousidered the moat classi and isting ive cxh bition that bas ever appeared in any ntry,nd has been honored by the patronnge of the most aust 1) vestarperraves of the SABLE BRO- O's OPERA HOUS bt—Professor ‘CHE Rs. Part 1—Oriwinal waltz and quick step, dy ite if dark le is (rhs ys Y, company; Song, ell, Pa a are hap i GCE , The Dream .. Par lution, 1 | King’Saul, Kaphael: 4, minties iotermsion aiker, (leve ond est; Original L. Parke nembula, Part Hi—Quartewe, 4 Evans; Grend selo on aod chorvs, don’t you hear Part 1V—1, Saint John Preach- Jeptha Chopmay:3, Moses o's dwoghter, iepheal; 4, Do- bamson and Dellilsh. ty 0 posi of filteen minutes Part V- the bulrushes b ie, rising, Garrodes | uh, 3. wan | the Giselle, Thie | MacGowan; 6, | ‘or of the United States, ‘Thiers. Doors open | at half post 6, to commence at 74 o’eluck, Price of Admission | —Dreas Circle ond Parcrette, fady acd gentlemau, 20 cents; aUerman alou ) cents: upper boxes, 25 centr. Box office | open from 18.4. M tos BM. Conductor of the Orchestra, | Mr. Chubb, from the Park ‘Theatre, Polee Department under John Davis M EBCHANICS: HALL.«72 BROADWAY, 8H TWEEN IVE Grand ond Bycome sia —Crowded to overflowing with the bewar n of New York. Open every mghe durin ihe wee ouley Unabated success —Fighteenth week of ini) CHRISTY 'S MINSTRELS, the oldest established Baad in the United States, K.P. Christy, G_N. Christy, &. Pierce, J. Raynor, C. Abbott, 'T. Vaughn, whose orginal and inimitable Conearts are nightly honored with crowded aud bie audiences.and univer- sally admitted to ex fer offered in this city i years half pries. Do commence at 8, On Saturday, Feb. 5, »n Afternoon Concert. Doors o) at 2. commence at 3o’clock. On Monday even- ing Jan tthe Brooklyn Institute. HOADWAY ODEON—PARTICULAR NOTICE— Iu consequence of extensive altera'ious now making, the above popular place of nnusement ‘will be closed for « few nights. It will reopen with a bew series of tablesux viventss unl other novelti miiare of which will be sunoune: . 7. Splendid nnd novel in the front saloon every eve- rrelreshments of all kinds to. be f'G. GREFLY. Maasger. ICAN MUSEUM—P."T. BARNUM Hitencock, Manager—Spleudid pertor on at 3o’clock, and every evening at 736 oged Master Johnson, a very talented aud ht Kope Dagger, who gives some of the ARNUM 5 AM Proprietor B vecomplished tort astonishing feats ever WAtuessed. Also eugnged ,the following St, ordinary attraction ress, the low 7 H and Miss Wye ’s Shoksperean Cebinet; Mrs. ‘s Julien aod Whithek, dancers; + Madame Rockwell, fortune tellei 5 Reserv + Mise Bera .’ Whitlock; Mr Admission to shilling each M ents. Puls EVENING, AT THE HALL OF NOVELTY, corverot Centre and Pearl streets, Tableaux Vivanta, or living Model A male and female. je Greek d by « young lady of faultless form, whose niation being exactly alter Power's Statue The , with Songs, Glees, ‘H.Coleman’s Banjo ¢ Poetry. ission one shilling. Doors open artain rises at 7 precisely. TUYVEBANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY.-LITE- erary and Musical 4 ntertainment—Mr, Lynge respect iw ly aunonaces that he will give the sixth of his popaler M ical [ilustratious of Shakspeare, wish introductory. remarks wit readings, at the shove Room, on the evening of Tuesday, Feorusry Ist, 8:8 Principal Voeal Performers:—Mias Lench, th Miss De Lace, Mr Arthu son, and Mr. Leach, who will also he ror iy aSe.ect Concert. Conductor, Mr. GEORGE LO ER. Tiekets 50 cents each. to be had at Music 8 ores, Lynne, at his residence: 39 Mg att. ‘9 commence at 8o'clock. Ti \eut will take place on Frid \y \GAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKSPEARE = ‘Mr Lyune respeetfully announces, that he will give a second series of thess popular Literary aud Masieal Rntes tioments, at the Htuyveeunt Institute, Broadway, on. the eve. snes of Tuesday and nday, Feb. Land 4, Monday and ‘Thursday, “eb Tnud 10, and Monday, Feb. 4. Farther pat- ticulars will be daly announced Admission each evening 20 cents To co er at Bo’elock HE “MACOMBER TROUPE,” CONSISTING OF A C ber, lst a Oo, with violin; Miss Emma Macomber, 2d soprano. wi joloncello; B. Covert, ballad singer and tenore; O. E. Dodge, primo basao; J. R. Hee: tor, (formeriy of the Rainer Fomily,) seeundo basso, wonld reapectfally inform the public that they will give @ Grand Vo- cal and Instiamertal Concert, at the Society, Library, Bread- way, corner of Leonerd street, N.Y, on Wednesday even iog.'February 2d. Mises Macomber, the t ters, will t popular airs ou the violin *nd perform a namber of the m violoneelio. iM cent For p NDIAN PORTRAIT GALLERY-MR J.O. LEWIS respectfully informs the eirzeus of pen for exh bition oo Wednesday Evenin y, y of arent Portrait me of the prince pal C ‘ hippeways, Winnebagors, Pottomattomies, hawnees, Sioux, aud Miami Tribes, These ve heen all taken from Life, by Mr. Lewi y aploy of the Un government, copies which are preserved in its archives at Wa hingtou, aud may plieithy retied upen for fidelity Lxhibition from7 to 10 Admission 25 cen to be had at the principal muse pew at 644, Concert 73 o'clock. will B R STATUARY—LARGE AS. L FE, representing the VENUS DE MEDIVIS and APOLLO DE MEDICIS” Open from 9 A. M. to 10 P.M Broad- wav, uect to Soppani’s baths Admittance % cents, Season tockets 50cents Monday exclusively for ladies. OTH PANORAMA OF ion thrve miles of can THE rT ‘eT THEATR W AL ; PHILADELPHIA Tuesday Evening Feb |, 188, will be performed, « fairy tile of evehautiment, called OBSKON, orthe Ch-rmei Hore, wihentire new s Miss Chapman: Spar Celeste; Amand, Mr Nir. Richio ry wines. machinery, &e —Oneron Waldegrave; Thistledowo, M'll Rogers; Str Huon, Wh ale, Mr. Chapra’ ayer. Previews: to whi 1 SEEN HER AT Crow Polway”"* } top Dat Knocking melodies sung by ¢ Orders received from al h & It parts 158 ° w ton streer, co.cer Broadway. FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE ol, 18 Fulton street, opposite informs persons affec ed with dix een bt Operation Bi r first physicians, JULIHUR BATHS— Ohi kemMr. Mc Camreh atre D1'S GILDED BRASS LETT t ee lette's are remarkable for durability \e giidivg vaequailed oy any other artiele iacey is, warranied to Chey are also japzuned to any Orders lett ag Beedee & ( color that may @'s 12) Faltow ship herewfora ex+ “ved om the let thin, jiteen years resident praeti- Conerta Philadelphia, The eure of aif diseases of the axin, mmiadiew of a detieate nature, and sull continues to engage Dr K vulids, whose eo: wb th a prompt, ante ai traugers travelling, ne suflievent to eu