The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1848, Page 3

measures are taken by our government to insure the construction of the line from Chagres to Panama. The distance between these places is about fifty miles; but as the road would terminate cn this side at Crusos, on the river Chagres, the distance would be reduced to about twenty-one miles The right of way across th, Isthmus of Panama was cedod to the United States by treaty with the government of New Grenada, and is therefore open to any company or individual who can obtain the grant from Congress. It has been offiolally announced that the New York and Erie Railroad will be opened on the Ist of January, to Binghampton, a distance of two hundred miles frem Piermont, leaving two hundred and fifty miles of road to be eonstruoted before reaching Lake Erie. The act o¢ the Legislature of this State, by which the loan of three million of dollars was relinquished upon certain con. ditions, requires the company to complete the road to Dunkirk, on the Lake, by the year 1851. Aocordingto this, the company have but about two years te construct the remaining 260 miles, or a year less time than it has -already consumed in completing the 146 miles from Middletown to Binghawpton. If the road is not finished by the year 1851, the State loan of $3,000,000 becomes again part of the liabilities of the company, and take’ precedence of all issues of stook, and, for aught we know to the contrary, precedence of all debts, except the mortgage bonds. Now, if the construction of one hundred and forty-six miles of road required three years and six months, with plenty of money in the hands of the company, and unlimited credit, how long will it take to construct two hundred and fifty miles, with the oredit of the company all gone, and its resources exhausted? This is » question which every stock- holder would like answered officially. if consistent with the policy of the management. It is true, a portion of the road weet of Binghampton is graded: but it is by no means certain that the company intend using it ; atis by mo means certain that it will not abandon the Mine laid outand adopt » new one, as it did this side of Binghampton. Forty miles of road, graded and nearly ready for the superstructure, on the Delaware river, were abandoned, and a new grade constructed, not far rom it, ata heavy expense, merely for the reason that # more favorable grade could be obtained. If such ob- ections exist in relation to.any cf the road already graded beyond Binghampton, we have no doubt the old ine will be at once abandoned, and « new one laid out: without any more regard to expense than has been thus fee exhibited, The probability at present ii that it will be long after the year 1851, befere this road is completed to the Lake, and many years Defore this city will enjoy the innumerable advan. tages she will undoubtedly derive from such s communication with the great West. The citi. zens of thiscity, and the people ot this State, have already paid millions of dollars for this road. Twenty years have elapsed since it was first chartered. Thir- teen millions of dollars have been expended thus far, and but two hundred miles, of the four hundred and fifty, have as yet been completed. At this rate, it will require twenty-five yearsand sixteen millions of dol- Jars more to complete the balance. The two hundred miles of single track from Piermont to Binghampton will cost, when finished, the present stockholders eight millions anda half of dollars. This is independent of the three millions given by the State, and the seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars given by the old Stockholders. After the great length of time taken, andthe immense amount of money consumed, it is most extraordinary that greater progress has not been made in the extension of this road—a roadin which this city, this State, and the whole western country are deeply interested. There is gross mismanagement somewhere. It isthe opinion of stockholders and the public generally, that the financial affairs of the com- pany are in the most prosperous condition; and we must admit, that, until within the past three or four months, such has been our impression; but facts have recently transpired, sufficient to sa- tisfy us that the concern is upon the eve of en- countering difficulties which we fear it will be impossible to surmount. Every business man in thi® city wants the road completed at the earlist moment, every one interested in it as bondholder or stockholder ig anxious to have it finished ; but an immense effort will yet be required to accomplish such a desirable result, Completed, the road will be invaluable; half finished, it will not pay the interest on its cost. The net earn- ings of the company from two hundred miles of road are depended upon to pay six and seven per cent in- terest on nearly ten millions of indebtednes This interest, during the yeur 1849, will amount to six hun- dred and fifty thousand dollars— requiring a gross in- come for that year of thirteen hundred thousand dol- ars—a sum exceeding the earnings of the Western railroad, one of the most extensive and best appointed ines in the country. Previous boards of directors have estimated the gross earnings of the road this side of Bingbampton at $600.000—lese than one-half of the amount required the first year of its operation to meet the interest on the preeent Ilabilities of the company. ‘We hope these facts will open the eyes of those inte- rested, and induce them to adopt such measures as wil! eave the concern from the bankruptoy which threatens it. Stockh Exchange. $1250 Trene Ge 1108-832 sha Canton Co bow do losty 70 do 1000 U 8 be, '66 10936 do do 6s, Wes do sua do ined do 5000 20W0 Re t Bas 63 10 1000 Indiana State 5s 58 4K) = do 80 she Bowery Bk % @ 0 710 Farmess’ i'rost az ao 50 do 1s ae 0 do 80 0 yo de 60 do 30 do % do 10 do 3 Harlem preferred full 200 do 33° 125 Long Island RR 100 Morris Canal ig 10 do 00 de big 1B go ry ) 0 10. ae gs” We do woo at 7 Indianapolis 124 109 “SMa 'N Havent) 78 Stonington RR | B30 30 Mchawk ‘uk 834 00 Ere Ki, new, pko 25.N ore 35 100 do 960 6 » o Second Board. he al hf Se 78g Suv obs Uar'em of y do B10 78% 100 do 69 b6ig 1400 Reading Bae Dim 6) 44) Farmers’ Tiuat 6) 35 Webs Reading RR WO Sl 100 do 10 do % 100 do do BU" 400 Long Island RR ‘# Canton Co 3 3 do do 35% 10 do do B49 100 Mor ris 9 do B52 65 Mechanics’ Bank 105 Barlem RR BN 25 Stomugton Rit bw 62% do 3 CITY TRADE REPORT. Furpay, Dec 16-2 P. M. Asnes—Tho market ie quiet. but irm, at $6 for pots; ines, $6 26 for Pearls. Cottos, with @ moderate b is very firm ; the advance of yesterday is well sustain. ed, Froun, &e.—In Western flour there is but little md tke market without material change ; sales of the morning are 1,500 bbls. at $5 26 4 $5 379 for SomMON tO straight Genesee Orwego and Michigan, and $5 625 @ $5 68% for pure ; in Southern there are 58 $i doing. no operations reported ; meal fs quiet at $2 87 for Jersey ; wheat is dull and quotations be arcel of Genesee $125 is offered; good Onio Bought at $1 13 ; corn rules in favor of the bu: the only eale we bear of is 3.000 bi at (bo ; cath remain about the ram sales. | Provision: prison. Faivay, Deo. 15-6 P. M. ‘The market for common brinds flour mr maiued about |, Gene- firm at previous rat 03. aay the same, while good te pure brands Michig were soarce, rates of holders were above the views of abippi ponte Sad LH there were export. The transactions samples of Obio and Genesee wheat offered on 'Change, but were generally held above the terms of mille: Good sound yellow old corn was steady at previous rates, whie new was dull, with «fair amount of sales. |, on terms stated below, Pork continued was more doing in m no change inrye or cate. at an advan ‘a tlerces, ued prints with free ales at full prices. HEs.— The sales reached about 100 one! inelud- in ome at $6, and perria nt $6 18% a $6 Bocewas —Sales of 4,000 this Sts comm Mic igan do. at the s: good to pure Michigan, at $6 all Parvele of pure Gene 99 tinued quiet, and pric eat— A lot of not strielly prime Gen @ Tater 1 & measure nom be $1 26, 1 of western do at 105 @ 1060. No tales Corn—Sales of 8.000 bushels northern row! llow new were made, at 625 ; 6,000 do, white Delaware, sold at 600 72000 do’ old New Jer- sold at 686 ; 2.600 do at 67c.; and Uy ood whi 1,600 sacks No bone Sales of 1000 . Beas terms, and 1,000 do, New Jersey i ‘2 8 ‘ai about 600, 4 620. Oate ranged from Flowe—S@lee of 200 Nols. were reporte Ceriex.— There wae a good demas -Ohio mess und prime pork conti- nue firm at $12 60a $12 62% for the former, and $9 37% for the latter ; beef is seady, with light sales ; lard is s trifle easier, and prime jote can be had at 7Ko. s Tc. Wriexey is ‘dull sod nominal at 243, for 8 of moment made for ere chiefly confined tothe home trade. Southern continued dull, Thers were dem: fall rices, Lard continued duil. There was noo! ange d with the exception of some coffee not much was doing. Cotton contin- lbs. Northern ls, at20e, | Bavavsi vrs. —Flour— The rules were very light. not | exceeding about 3,000 8 4.00 bole, inclading Oswego, | Lunccik, om Good Friday Inst. Ho was a Slater d common brands at $6 250 $5 31'; ; @ lot of ; and two or three t $5 56. Southern waa offered for this article to dey, Canpies.—Crude sperm were steady, with sales at ‘The rale to-day, by auction, whose ottiehe bage Rio, Correr, decline. It comprised 2860 5ia6o, 800 do, damaged Java, at Oxeh\co, Prime old Jave is somewhat scarce. @ market very firm. Fisn.—The paket ie qulet—ealee 300 bbls. No. 1,2 ree. Massachusetts mackerel, on terms not made coe $ . selling at $1 45a$1 50, according to quality, F 10 000 bush: 1s of corn were engaged for jour, rates were top There wae no ghange to other was fully eaippers were in- clined to wait for iF foreign news. Pt Es hap sige 40 bales, new crop, changed hands at cent Hain,—A sale of 23 Lowry mixed Rio Grande has been made at private barga’ r.—A sale of 100 fen “American dew-rotted is jed at $152 50 a $155, 6 months. rs are without change to notice, and the demand fair. About 5,000 Buenos Ayres have been taken at 934¢., @monthse, less 1 per cent. Lime was steady at 750 Motasses moves off quite slow. The ouly hear of are 70 bhds. Cubs, at 17}¢c., and 1001 bbls. New Orleans at 25c., usual time. Navat Stores — Sales were made of 250 bbls. white rosin, at $3 = $3 25; some lots of crude turpentine were reported at $2 50, but we could not trace them. 1 O11s.—We notice a-les of 1,600 bbls. orude sperm at $105; 300 bbls. shipping lons English linseed, at Boe, ; 2,000 do. ‘Aim 175 cases Florence om terms not of 400 a 500 bbls. pork were m: chiefly prime, a+ $866, which was afterwards held at $9 62i¢, and mens at $12 60 a $12 62; —the latter price for small lots. 200 bble. new prime moss sold on pri- vate terms, supposed to be at about $16 a $17. Beef. —Sales of 100 tierces were made at $18, closing firm at that price. Lard continued dull, and no sales were made. Cheese and butter remained without material change in quotations. Ricx—For shipping, isin | ria begigtc. We notice sales of 300 tieroes at $3 a $3 25. Reat Estare.—The premises No. 304 Broadway, corner of Duane street, and lot, 25 by 100 feet $20,0uu, Leasehoid rremises and lot Pie tae from East Broadway to Division street, in front and rear 23 feet 9 inches, and in length the whole distance from East Broadway to Division street, $5,000. House and lot, 20 feet by 98 feet 9 inches, on the north side of 83d st., 100 feet S. E. of sth avenue, $2428; do do, a jjoining, $2378; do do, $2,578; do do, $2,553; do do, $2,508, —There has boon a movement in boxes, and Havane at prices rang- ing from 4%c. a 5 sales of 100 bhds. Cuba Murcovado at 3%e. a 4ixc., and 50 do. new crop New Orleans, at 4c. # 420, wll 4 monthe, Srices.—The only sale we hear of is 2,500 Ibs. prime No. 1 nutmega, at about 850. Stxanine,—Sales were made of 15,000 Ibs. white at 8c. a 84:0. cash, Tontotse Suei..—We notice sales of 60 Ibs. at 40. ‘onacco,—There have been sales of 250 hhds. Ken- ducky at Sie. 8 6e, and 800 bhds, Mason county at xnonk.—Sales of 15,000 lbs, Northwest were mai t 260. Wnhisxry was dull, and lower prices offered. State Prison was held at 240., but buyers dia not seem in- clined to go above 28c. Woot, through the week, has been quiet, manufac- turers generally having laid in their supply. The sales fare 6,000 lbs, No.J, and super city pulled, at 230 @ 26c., end 50 bi Buenos Ayres, at abeut 100. The do- mand is now mostly confined to the lower grad MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. Barriwons, Des 14. "$200 Maryland Os, 92; 1000 do 98: 1000 9; 10W do quarterly B'e, 7434500 Sal deserh Wo, 15, Ui9g; Bub do, 10134; 9 stares Union Bask, Ct. Puiavgs.rnia, Dec, 15—First Bi Union Col, 1; 160 Girard, U2; 100 Us Ba 11%; Vioksbure, Jus 6b do, 1034, $100 8 Nas Morne cnl, $34, 2651 Sta 5000 Le Stock, £4; WU Reading an 58,250 | Moria ie EU Girard, 11; 7U0U State O's bb, Ti% 5, L80UU do, Reading, 15; Vicksburg 10% 160 Morris C: 30 Vichebung bS, 1034: 2aKO State 8 hB, 245 100 Union © iM. emia Bi, aT 9% Vicksber “Re, 20 Ly = ow) Union Cn), 10: “200 8 | Bk, 2%; 45 NJ Copper, 13 Second Beard--t61 Fenn te. 77%: GAL do, 73; 4000 av, 75%4 cing KA, 55; 1000 Lehigh Nav Int, 52} tae te Hoan, 57; 100 Mere Cn} Ten Bavk, 1006 Beas Penn 6's, 7836: 100 U 8 Bauk, ce 20 .N J Goppe Bosrow, Deo. 15.—Brokers’ Board.—2? ths Vermont and Mass Roltread bi<i.5 do Vermont tral, hat'road. BY; 20 do, 6774: 10, 5. 3.do Fitchburg Railroad, 11336 ; 17 rovidence Railro $14: do Reade Kailrosd 15% 1534; L do Eastern Rail Wervero Railra 55 ¢i bonds, 1560, 58; shares Vermont Central Wh. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Pritapecenta Catrie Maxxet, Dec. 14, 1848 —At market, 1,680 beef cattle, including about 1.000 head driven to New York ; 360 cows and calves, 600 hogs, and 1,350 sheep and | Prices—Beeves were racher more brisk, and the mer nearly cleared at $5 8 $6 50 per 100 ibs. 4 and Culves—Sales range at $7 a $165 for dry ; $14.0 $26 for springers ; and $18 a Hoge were rather dull at $5 a $5 75 per 100 Iba.—80 left over. Sheep and lambs mostly Dbrovgbt $1 25 a $3 60 for the former, and $1 25 a 2 26 for the latter, as in quality. Hay is without altera- tion in prices, and the supply and demand fair. Tin- othy is worth 65 a 75 cei 4 per cwt.; and straw $5 9 $6 per 100 bund! Burcnton Cattie Marret, Deo. 14.—At market during the week, 500 beef cattle, 350 stores, 3,100 sheep and lambs, 1000 swine. Prices—Beef Cattle—Extra $6 60; eres $6 00 a $6 25; 2d quality, $5 25a $5 75; Bd quality, $400 a $4 00. Prices—Stores—We quote yearlings $9 @ $12; 2 years old $145 $18; 3 years old $18 a $25; 3 years old steers $45 a $6254. according to quality. Sheep—$1 25, 175,200,225 0300. One extra lot of stall fed wethers taxen at 4)¢c. per lb., | live roe Swine—At wholesale, common ordinary Jota 3 a Use. choice lots New York hogs, small size, 4 ashe 03ED TD Goid Chain OST—ON WEDNESDAY Last, aND 5 uve been dropped in & stage in Broadw ‘t with seven Tops: Ost.—1N PASSING PROM SOUTA FERRY T) ASTOR House, through Broad street, a Diamond Breastpin. Toe fuder will be euitably rewarded, by leaving it as 15 South street andreceive the thapke of the owner. ANTEDIJMMEDLATELY—SCABLE AND COACH | W {ihcre secommodations for a privats ostablishmont, com: prising two corringes and three horses in # situation in or adjoin. Inga Central pars of Broadway, | good hay loft and oat bine will be required. with indisputab o accems to the premines, Ad Gerald office, stating ths position and nature of ANTAD—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTa BLE YOU woman, who is 1rferedly piuus, from Nova Soot Goverzess, Nuree cx Sempetr 8 goad fancy Nett: Apply at thi ance 879, ¥ W 2 rite to takecate cf ettideen, and do. plain sowing or aschambermaid, Apply at 219 Twelfth street, corner of bs wey. Wate PARLOUR, BANDSOMELY F ANISHRD, ‘with two bedrooms, in the upper part of the city, and pri: vate table for three perons Adder 182 Post Off y NTED—A situ ATION BY A RES/E*TABLE YouNG ic . Who understandshis business, The bes: given. A. YOUNG LADY, A TRACHER, JUST DIseNGAGeo, | ishen to sy eneagn ta Ponliys Ebb ber expecionge, che 1g fully competent to take the entn charge of young Indios, aud teach them Fnglth, French and Music. She would preter going eoth, oF would have no cljections to go tw Califvrais erees G , at the ‘then oft TUTOR OF BXPERIENCE WISURS TO ENGaGe Wird one or more oe to Teach the English Lin bo . io Foyt to fone the Sgrouch, der. man, Spanish, Latin, Mathematics, Masic and Drawing aro taught by y bin. The highest and best testimonisls and references A dress C.K, cure of bt, Whitehead, #e by ASE WANTED —A GENTLEMAN OF CONSIDERA- bie experience and steady habits 1¢ desirous of obtaining an agency of some ho care of Ki Och avaune, (0 CUEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS—a YOUNG ENGLISH. T map, well aequa.nted with Chemistry, and hi of of the French I given, per. ny DRU aGr TS. WANTED, A SITUATION AS ASSIST ‘ant in a wholesale or recail éstabishment. The ndvertiser, for » moderate remuneration, is wilting to devote his ontire sm ‘of his employer. Address “ Medicine,” A ‘PARTNER WANTED IN THE JUBBING BUSINESS, down town, with pital uf $1700 to join with the riser, who has ap ted, and has a six ITUATION WANTED-AS WAND, aS tT “OR over. ‘mor.—A person of respectability, , having lately expericnced a reves: sirous to emigrate with his family to the United See here wish to procure him employment pravious to Possersed for many years of an extensive farm i the Jand agent Likewise of a large prvpetty there, goueral bis! ta ws We box 2-08 Pose Ofte New Yen OakD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, LY reation, near roadway, and not above I7th stree’ 1. A.. at office of this paper, with partioulars, [arommation WANTED -OF TI RENCE lg FROM the ovty of Debit, woe Raded in Wow York f Pens him will be Unnktay Ronives by i we wary "ann vn Sth Lb Mulberry at, §: i vereabo dence, will be ‘pasntally recoil) hereabouteor roidencey Will WM. WELSSRR, OL Wall streak, OTICE —1F PaULRTTA” WILL CALL at THAR Post Office, she will find a letter, of some consequence to her. and the sales reached 2,300 bales, at very full Fras passes A8SAGB TO cee BALE, A FP Pa ‘Tioket on the steamer Orur, = = holder not bing able to get ready in jokes veld at a reduction. Apply hy 4 PR npr iy ON OR fae No. Rasttiver, Pa . wee gir ER ane No. 83 Beaver street, GUD AND CALIFONNIA—A TINE, LARGE UIP OF ,000 tote burthen will have ye San Bay one of the oldest and moet efficient captains out of the earar Be was first in command under Commodore we ay frigate Macedonian. on ber Tesiaaron of meray aA fialens and Eestiand As copectanel ands Physlolan will go outin the i ‘anscolation Panic ntrmet nove bat steady and reopetable applying to the hig ‘nt 106 Naneat street. OR |THE GOLD REGION DIRECT—CALIFORNIA Packet Ship assen provided for—Freight taken & No.1, newly coppered ten as packet FOULS wil sail within» few days for the gold region on th e coast of Californi Cag ee ost Stivonlsns point, for ecveral mening, and then vevcrsiogte York, Pansengers will bo suppiied with all necessariey and have fs eile of ma making the ship their home and storehouse, dur- tim tthe ¢ the remains on the coast, the same as when wi vo Frices for passage and freight very iow A better ari im every respect cannot he tg Aon | Ber diately, at the foot of Chambers stroot; Nor of Shit travellers will find {t much to thelr advantage te oa amine, before purchasing. M. WOOLF have alarte: yok on han 1 will cell very low for cash, Hi hun -jencrire FOR CHAGRES DIWECT.—THE SPLEN- did ocean tearehip Cresoens City, Charles Stoddard com mander, | will leave for Chagres direot, on Enturday at J o'clock P. M., from Pi ord Fat River, (foot of Mor coat It isexpooted that pas: this eteomer will arrive A magree in time to meet ot the noite Mail Company's steamer of the | fies ih January eee For freight or passage, bavi ions SEDWAED & SON, on ‘South street. ‘The Crescent City will go from Chagres to New ‘Orienas itable for the California market. Ship; ‘Wholevaie Shirt Manufactory, 61 Maiden Li 10! CALIFORN ‘IANS, THERE 18 NO ARTICLE THAT Will pay, so good a profit in California, aa clothivg, and I , well adapted to that market, ‘which 1A.—FOR SALE, TWO PASSAGE er Isthmus, for Ginere to sail on the 25th inquire at No, 160 Pearl atreot. JO! FOR CALI for pareage. RISB, OR CAUIPFORNIA.—PERSONS DESIROUS OF Goixa to the above country in a good vessel. at ® reasonable iipleace call on J. . JONES, and JOSEPH ‘cnn: FR CALIFORNIA HARD | BREAD, BiscuIn, AND Crackers, for sal OOFING FOR CALIFORFIA—THOSE WHO CONTEM- Plate shipping building materials, can be supplied with Footus ut about one half the price of iy other system ever yet offered to th reotions Low to appl roofed in four Lours, ty applying to the subsortber, 120 Fulton at biic, and as well approved, with all necessary di: ly it, so that any ‘common. bined house can be BEMAN, Ioventora: Manufacturer of the American Composition or Cemei thelradvantare they would bel in rpRunes FOR CALIFORNIA—A NEW PATENT ARTI- ole of Trunks, and the only Trunk suitable for the Califor. nia market, just finished and for sale at tho great Trunk depot, comer of Biosdway and Maiden Lane, by CRO GERALD, Trunk Manufacturer, wholesale and retail. OUCH & FITZ N. B.—Thove who Jntend going to, California, woud find 18 to wi ‘an article of traffic, able mth the Gold drexious. Place, for the purpose of adopting te necessary articles to govera the expedition; after whieh, dae notice will be given in the public newrpapers of Ue plazsand specications to he Se his dunnege, ang bimee!f comfortable o» along voyage. He will pavigate his ehi continuance at panion, Just received and for sale by OR CALIFORNIA—WATERPROOFED GARMENT3— G. O. Ruger, #4 Greenwich streot, is prepared to waterproof all kivds of woollen. cotton, and linen goods also ready made garments, without injuring them in the. least, on a new wmical rocess, ( without using India robber, gluo, oils, &o ) This is most crtant fur those going t0 Calif mia, For parculars, inquire A COMPANY OF GENTLEMEN ‘axsocinted toemaelves together for the purpose of aseist- vo not the means themselves of reaching the god on Tue evening uext, a7 d Centre Market proposed to ade NLEE. Seo'ry, FORNIAN, PRESENT this country without first inspect. for directions how to pack up what to take slong to make AMILTON and tell where he is, at an ring, . berices taking with him @ most amusing com. STRINGER & TOWNSEND, ‘under the moghs 222 Broadway, _ H% YE CALIFORNIANS!—-TBERE I8 NO ARTICLE ‘that will pay so good a profit forpia as medicine, par- ticwar'y Pills and Cough Medicines, for those who have to work in the water. ‘The best srticles te Vegetable Aper.ent Pills, and bi Cavchalagua. They are purely vege Hint nd For e out hore are Lr, Rogers’ Syrup of Laverwort. Ter and ble, and adaptod to bilious le, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SCOVILL & 0. 65 Warren street, corner College plier, ©! FOR CALIFORNI ‘THOSE OOING OUT To cau, Cau. wi ). Cough scarce. edicine not to be ‘bad at aT, price, ‘The baat articles ie nrprse are Dr. Rogers. Vegetable aperient Pilleamd his Syrup of rans Tar and Cauchalagns, for rale, wholesa'e and retail, by A, LISCOVALL & Cow depot No. O5jWarzen street, corner Co! moi of like character, borthen, to go to California, each to te interested alisein the vorsel and carn the the vessel to be kept for the company’s weo, ard to be ueod as the association may direct; all matters governed by the majority, Each share to be $400; $200 down when tho individual registers and enters his pam Of FOR CALIFORN I4!—W ANTED—AMAN TO BUY OUT 8 Britannia Wa factory. This factory is in full o nu extunsiverun of cutfomara, wesaie "os-on the + Fleavy Frofita on the goes. Here 1s B, ohance for a f pai tune to sny map baving $1,500 to dispoce of. The owner of thie establishment can make from $1,000 to $2,000 @ year, clear of all expenses, but thinks be can do better sm California. ‘Address Vo- . Sun office. ALIFORNTA. —WANTED, TEN YOUNG MEN, oF GOOD 1 character, to be aseocinted with ten other young mon wrchase ® vessel of about 150 to 20 tons and when arrivin, place of destination, ‘or more particular information, apply to 5 Hudson street, Clothe for ta ship Cairfornis, which leave sttend to any the Bditor of hear of «ne for sale. at a bargain, well estabii mort publ Bprrpcrs of receiving the report of th N YOUNG WOMAN, ASE. | Adéress Coachman, Bux 5, Horald | he yoper part of $0 city, Aildross og #om0 | Krow!edge of drugs, is desirous of obtaining a situation in a deag More wiiere tis tefvices would be useful ; he hasa gord knowledge ‘table city references tive oversoer, agent an acquisition, Re bogivon, Addrons J, Ter; ectable private fmlly, where no other boarders are taken Address HO Leer BIS NATIVE COUNTRY, try, ar of No 166 Weare street. G. Wt. eet BATAAORDING RY wae toh ee alt batt or! Cubs blood hownd, for nate, him, To bo goem at the build the owner having no further use ing commer of 6th Avonue and Lith 1 OF COXSACKIE, ny ‘5 ghoats ae Cima GOLD SIFTERS, OF DIFFERENT GAUGES, iain and perforated aine, unoxidable by river wa- DEEWENSTEIN & LEROY, Zino and Tinsmiths, ade Breatway. Gx REGIONS -A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF INDIA oods, indispensable for emigrants to California— boots, ere conts, legging, beda, pidlows, camp Mankets, gloves for . rive the gold dust, Be. “or sale at EAR BBER WARECOUSE, mt \) Broad way, opposite Trinity Charoh, 1, 00 v.8. wUSKET: ‘MESSRS, L. M. HOPFM4N & Ur, No. 109 Wall street, will sell, this day, at IL Robter o'civek, 60 cases, each containing 20 U.S, Muskets with bayonets complete, ewital e for the Calif ¢ Europsan market. —A GEsTLEMAN, wit cured a passoge in thoetesm- 8 on the Sth of January, wil woioh may be entras:ed to him. Laquire of 1 day Mori ing News, 99 Nassau street. GENCY FOR the best of reference, whe ARE CHANCE—A PERSON HAVING ABOUT $1,500 cash, and wishing to dnvest it in the Grocery busines, own ed, ino the thorcughfares in the city, with = ‘Addi WELTING WILL BE BELO ON SATURDAY EVENING next at ha'f-pasteeven o'clock, at the Astor House, for the ‘ommittee appointed at tl ‘st an Art rst _meetirg, on the subject of the eatabliehim Ford Ausociation. Artiste, end Fditors of papers and all others frandly to Aris,and Artists, are particularly fn vited to attead. T AS CLALME.—J | DE CORDOVA, TEXAS AGENT, will leave New York in the Crescent City, on the 16th inst. Persone holding Stook Bords, Treasury Notes or other claims against th 16 Repub dited before the 28 Monday of Nov erate late. ‘Thee wishin De Corde of Texas, must present them to be au 1819. cr it will be too we in, auditing claims. &o. Bo, ria, their communications for him wi Kiclard B. Kimball, Req, 08 Wall stroot, Claims, a. left before the 16th instant, will be out by Me. Cordova in persm, otherwise they will be forwarded to tim without dels YQ1ICK.—PANAMA KAL|ROSD.—TOE TRUSTEES OF Fanama Company, for building a of Panama, under from the = and ‘st ts furmstion ding the euté oan be obtained plication, between the hours ef 10 and 3, of to eithor of the ia ing trustees :— Gouseuius we LAWREN MATIUBW MORG, Le BAMUBL J TAUDONS ts WILLIAM Rent. a Ace ‘AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, OF fice at Macon, December 5, 1MX.—~A meet took of ule company, and an election for T I te holdem at ibs TORS, a, OTHERS _ IN Bs, Untied States’ of proceeding, & KINGSLY & 5 Wall street. At thin fice, drawings, models, Pert of the world where patents are gran te GTAE TO LET, NO. 72 LOWER BETWEEN WALK ‘and Hester's rects, together with the fix tion fer any bind of business, The rent low. Ynewn by onlli Cony, !8tanp HOUSE (CROPSRY ‘This fashionable watering place, only city, and which enjoys such areat and in 8 aoe ‘offered for sae inquire of Dr, Carpenters Now Curetent ARTOL' WINDOW SHADE Wgnsnouas 175 anor ul Wiliam etree New York. SAMUEL F. F. “DARTOL. ONLY !— WHO WOULD Go WITHOUT 1 T TERT, WHEN gl they oan have them inserted for one dollar, and waranted five years, at the office established ip 1 the redvction of i te Sl. eetrae Bare Billing with pure gold, 750, to ting, 25 centa, hee, 6 Broadway. t T Fae hnasee ENGRAVER AN AN * niover, 261 roadway, correr of Murray street, up stairs, als Signet Ringe ma 200,000 names. I f Arme engraved ; Lai ‘engraved with Arma, Cresta, Ro ¢d from $2 upwards’ Books of Heraldry with formation aiven In Woraldry, RISH AND: Adapted or, thei parece than any in the mary Bink Whiekey Dieters Ae ROTEC TION INSURANCE CO Chariered 1648, Fire, Marino, and inlan tre c Peter J. Stryke Earderwn, Wm 3 Bowne, G. F. Powe ward Pay wn, Motntyre. | Wim. Vortieon Seovetsry. 23 favorable term the office, 72 W all s' roa Ee FAS age ie Pasron, 54 2F= Misoment, eutitled ee im cargo at Pier 8 new ment, eal mt the World Atmetion, fine whieh, the farep of of FORTY AM! Ne. Dress sole 76 te: Family Circle, 68 conte; Upper 38 conte; Pik, 373 contas Gallery, 13360. Mme Adele M. ich shui, prom saree io beperita im mall bila 4K THEATRE TWO BETRA NIGHTS, A tively the Inat, of the ious to their eb to Mone. Ht i Morbi Boxes 2 ota; Fit 1234; Gal Gallery 1234 ots, RU NEW YORK—aMose, Mr. Chanfrau; Ca ae ‘Tobiv, Mr.C. Burse; ter Miss E. Mesta: jekayer conclude with BELLA LOSER DENG. Rosente: ‘Tocrne; Col. Mentford, Mr. Dawes: Ella Rovoabert, Mrs. C. R, Therne, Toore open si 6), curtain rises at 7. Boxes, 260, BANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM. turdsy Evening, December 16th, will be acted MONSEIG. or sbber of Paris Monoaugpenr. Mr ‘C. B, Thorne; i Pariey; Germain, Mis. G. Chap i befllowed by the MYSTEMIES AND MISH<TES OF ay WI ore, wee: Gus Livinesten. Mr. Chapa Meadows, . To Bix ‘Lie! Mrs. Woodward: Lit dows Mra. G. Chapman. To ECHANICB BALL, NO, «72 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Broome streets, commenced on Kondsy, Oct, dd, apd wil ooatinen every aight’ wall farsi Set x Week of the r9-opanirg. Theo and own OI CHRISTY NIZE NEGH BLODI ORLGINATORE of rae PRESENT POPU: spree Aho ETHIOPIAN ENTER TAINMBNTS, whose conoeres fn this olty, for a poriod of tea months were reosived with sueh shave the Nouct ef sunounolag ta the indies and geatlomsn jew York and iat hat they will give a veziee of thalr ar Concerta introducing & their original Songs, the mamoncing at 8 elec F Tes net aaement and difection of KP, Cheiety, Avery N pambula, Lucretia Fortis, and Norma, with imitations of Jenny Teolock ; Ooncert, 8 o'elock. Saturday Afternoon Concert, 3 o'clock, the Bugler'— Saturday Evening, Deo, 16 ~ Great Musical Festival sinaddivon to the regular troupe, Mr Benry Gardner, Me My. ere, Master Walter Aymer. B, will sppei be torn ed into one Mammoth Brass Henry 4, Gardiner, will appear ini Trerented the char ‘Mcse with the unlu ‘2hoente: Children half price. EW ORLEANS SERENADERS, AT THE STUYVESANT oaticute, Broadway, near Bloecker street —Third Werk — Night.—Thi Opera Company embrace in every rtainment gras. scouss from Italian operas, Bou or Lablache; Madam Signor Mari op. Signor Gardioni. Admittance, 35 conte; Doors open at ROADWAY CIRCUS—NEAR SPRING STREET.—JOON Manager; Wm. Nilo, Je, Tressarae— Benes of Willis Carrol, and Mr. Hacfarland: ortormers Wi hed by dirs Will Mr. micently successful act on ick. entitled A Glance At Now York—In which will be re- eve of Lize, ox herway to Vauxhall, and ket, &¢. Boxes, 60 conte; Upper Circle, A combination of all Performance in this city), at Musical Hal Hirdny, December 160k “Thoeslourates planet, Hear! Horr, has kindly aesented Re Wy on he same wight with Mr Stralosot who will perform amung other piroos, for the first time in Aweri ca, two deacriptive fataisiea—Lo V Syiphide, Fantaisie Romantique—and a Grand Duo Con: with Mr. Henri Hi Julia L Northall tne iano forte, Doors open at 7 o'clo 418 ‘The Grand Pin oo PL yel mw © o her Grr Rew verre st7 Breda Ted at the ‘prine pal Mutio Storea and at the Hotel Dok, im the Old Chueh, corner William and Franktort atreots, includ. ing a fet of Silk Damask Curtaing, » most enperior Rosowood Pianoforte, an invoice of rich Furs, Paintings, &o., &e.; also, trder of Siminietontorn ove dohetom full jovelied Bivec Wetck r2d Fob Chain; one do, Ladies’ do,, in cane, two sets Surgical Fnetruments, soma Clothing, Bale, rain’ thi at No 102 Broadway, consisting of a very flue assortment of hys einths, ko, AUKICK STRAKOSCH, PIANIST OF THE EMPEROR of Russia, willgive a Farewsll Concert, (positively his last 539 Broadway, on Sa. ue j La rtante, Maurice Strakosch will be assisted by Miss \a Signor Antonio Baril’, who will proside at opo:rt to commende M. Strakosoh, is from the factory of J. Patie—Agency ia New York, 975 Broadway. | The we factory of Henel ers-—agnioy in ‘Admission One Doar, Tickets to be ive, Scone Pittores: UCTION NOTICE—SALE OF SPLENDID FRENCH AND ober Furnittre, of all descriptions, this day, at 103 «' with Chain, ‘ancy Articlos, TMO3 BELL, Auctioneer. W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER.DUTCA BULBOUS « Flower Roots at Auction.—This day, Seturday, at Il o'clock, 8, naroinmun, crocus day evening, at 6 voriment of tyr articles nd jewelry, day prose willbe sold 8) suit pugchacers AARON LEVY, Avctioncor, find OR SALE—A BU UILDING LOT 26 reer BY wallsievnas Ros ly orposite the Meth apply ae24 St. Wer and Slot atrects, near Madison square. ‘The house ier” stewith evory convenience—has the Cro! gas fixtures, ke. The from parlor i 4d foot deep, with an orsamettal trurs or transom across Porecpomesd weapon is fitted up for a conservat OY fT AUCTION.—A. H. PAKKER WILL S&LL at hs Avetion and Com: aie tare, SW) Broadway, this Satur. ‘ovsignments of fancy goocs ofall kinds wiil be received. ‘soontinued RoaDWwaY bay avenge tor.—Patur MARSEAL, PROPRIB ONE Has sins) PAUP Tetord Hiohin ge Me Soli GRASD PAB DEUX Wiethotf, To conclude with NAPOLEON'S OL vorenck, Mr. Richings; Melanic, Mise vw Walt nek. Family Circle and tte Boat open Ar alr pase 6. Dertnln will toe ab BERS ‘STREET— 3. ATUR- st | urns rusaray, OHAM e pro le wate played the suspeaatal $e iintrg ‘Be. ; pe ete mn Chests Coil Mine Moki fter ADORROF LOVE Se olde; The Chavaltor Duval, Mr. 4 rnold; sano Miss Mary Gannon, To bo fol: lowed by JEANNET! les St Gris, Mr. Nickingon; eanuette: Miss Ci inson ‘To conclude with BEULAU SPA pictor. Mr, Holland: Mra Temp'eton, Mra Henry. Dress Circle 30 Urner Rexea 28. Dore open at 36. onrtain will riso at 7. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSBUM.—P. 1. BARNUM, PRO. . Hitchcock, Manager. Magnit ‘every evening, at half-past . They may be reen ev: i. ‘The manngcr in aloo happy to announce @ Bur. for, the Amerienn Meseum, 20, ra, written express! ing a dark version of INTELLIGENCE BY TUE MALLS, | Wasninaton, Dec. 1, 1849. Mr. Benton introduced from the military com mittee, to-day, a bill for contracting with Messtes Aspinwall, Stephens, and Chauncey, accord, ing to their memonal, for the mght of way, dc. for 4 railroad across the Isthmue of Panama. We doubt not that the bill will pass vthout muck op« position; and within three years the commerce of China wilt come up to New York, through the Gulf of Mexico; and ne man can tell the revenues it will bring into the public treasury; no man cam fell the changes, and improvements, and progreas ‘hat single meaaure will work over the face of the earth. The Senate rest sill Monday; but we suppose the House wilbsitout the week. Certainly they hare no time to lose. The Senate, onthe other haad, 18 accustomed, and has of necessity, in mavy cases, to wait the action of the House. ‘The time draws near for the election of anew Senator to fill the place of Mr. Walker, from Wise consin. We suppose the democrats will retare him; for, besides being the handsomest man inthe Senate, he has given evidence of fine abilities cad steady devotion to his duties. We do not kaow him personally, save as a Senator; but his friends attest that, in social life, he 1s modest, attractive, and full of that varied information which 19 80 im= portant to a public position in Washington. Bonnanriala, with ® choice selection ef the mus of ras. and the favorite Ethirpian Mele direction of Mr. J. 4. Evans, a1 brated Sable Brothers, ‘alented musiciar 4, with a full and powerful ohoru the Yankee comedian, will continue for another ‘orated Homestead. Pete lori, Mra. Merell, Mrs Avoveli, Mi Last, Mr. «, 204 Olaneld, iedame Rockwell, the Feretoe' alt, “ae jon. 28 canta: children under ten years of age, 1236 oem STOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPOSsI SLE CURIOSI. Mrnoum, exhibited, every night,at Bur. bers strvet,’ ‘Head the bill sad stay away—if 9 ated other popular o} dice— the whole under. t entire force and talent of the cele! ‘ew comic melange, The M fe Highland Mammoth ture Statuary, M OLOGICAL BALL. 9 AND 37 BOWERY.—THIS MAG. nificent yar ae is now open daily from and the-colection of living Beate and fect in Amerion. A performs on at each sabiition, including the Feats of trained poner ‘Mr. Brooks enters aden of Lions and Tt hildren under nine half AMRURGH & CO. OLD FORMATIONS—GROLOGY.—DR. BOYNTON, AT tH erolioitation of a number of scio: tiflo gentlemen, will give way Tabernacle, on Saturday Evening, ject: Geology, Mine Which the precious me joture and formation found, and the Gold a The whole will be illust paintings and diagram‘, esely for this scene Te 0 ket 0 25 coutefor wale at the Autor Bouse, muncatoren Dewitt & Davenpo rs Tribune build. ings, nnd at the door on the evening of th ESCH WALHALLA, 36 CANAL STRERT—WEDYESDAY sod Saturday, grand afternoon performances at 8 o'olock, tz ofoleck.. Modol Artine thirty in number. oat popular songs English Female Acrobata itennoab fu the Bat! ot representation of the ori n, Orchestra Boxes, 373405 Parquette, 200, Stags DD FELLOWS’ HALL, PETERSBURG, VA—AN ADMI- rable Room for concerts lectures, aud exhibitions, with per- manent raised seats, & at a: ‘&e,, is ofored for rent, by the single night, or for a Usto THORYUGHLY TAUGAT, AND FOR SALE OR 1 Barp, pros $4); 1 Dulcimer, at $10, I Pia- asrortwent of Guitare, Accordeora, i pply DUMSIAY, toacher of the above in: sirements and singing, at No. 4i6 Broadway, 3 dooreaboveGrand | aNO FORTE FOK SaLE—A SUPERIOR 63% OCTAVE | Msbogany Piano, with ali the modern improveme used a short time. The owner 18 about leavinj fell stm gent bargain May be seen at No, 40 Piaro Porter for + wale here, ANTH ANNUAL Bal! clety, will be held at € D cemter 18, 1843, ‘The proceeds of this, Will be devoted to charitable purpose rangements, therefore, rel futijo to carry out thelr charitable intentions, Ni pared torender this Ball equal, ifnot eupericr, to i of the So. lety'e former Balle, DU, J.J, Monmissy, Secretary. nil ith avenue. Also, | F THE HIBE@NIAN B. B. SO- He Garden, on Monday ovening, on former occasions, he Committee of Ar- on the liveral support of & gyaerous S FEET 10 enues, with party adjoining the rendence cf W. Small near | Epiwoopal Church. For parvioulars, inches, rreet_ between 2d and 3d SOR SSLE—A FIRST CLASS, THREE STORY, ATTIC, O1TOS FOR PARTIES.—JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS, S lange assortment of French fancy fruit and flower motte, many of them new patterne, Also, torpedo, and commen mottos, al table. showing in a condensed form the x. tok THE WELL. trown stone, front House, in Madison avenue, bottnan Beh . hot and cold, throaghout; he centre, with a tea es 16 feet; the ia Gari ‘and workmanship 0) ipby any of ite ito, Borth ot fath streak. @ ndjomning lot, together with one in the rear, can be had with the house. as aceite pcan Ss CONNER, Pl of tbe moet brilliant olers, fo a variety q ‘shades, French aud Dutch Metal Lesf, ultra. marine blue Teen, at the ieaseal Depot, No. Si Falton st. corner of Go! jew York, bracing in part sand REAT SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING AT D. & J. DEV- LIN’S, 88 and 35 Jobn st., corner of Naneau, New York. We _s Stook, of ter Clo. ge for 80 r in fact ian st any feeroua pied: rrovate from $3 to $| Dress and Frock Coats TOU) Gack asd OtNee Conte $334 %0. $1 4.000 Pants in eve ty 13g to 6 ; 2,000 Vests in every variety 1 to $4. Cloal ‘mouse Beavers, Drab Kersoys, io, a tod ke &e., all entirely fresh, of our well known inimitable style of manufacture, All who have examined this stock are lond in its ue, both ae regard fiuh and price, and weare confiaent that in prices will enable us at once to clove ous it stock. We advise all whe wish a pick, to 8 there will be arush, J. DEVLIN, 33 and35 John at., cor. of Nassau. manufactured alarge lot of cheap Clothing for FAN ¥ Goons, TOYS, GLASSWARE, &o,, SUITABLE FOR holiday preeents.—C. F. A. Hinrichs” successor 'y Werckmeister, 1/0 Broadway, is now opening, and will be ready to show on Tucsday, 12th instant, and successive days, his large and choice seeortaent of Fancy Goods, Toys, Bohemian Gees jee Porcelain, Terra Cotte peters Bronswick Paintings, ravings, &e., and would invite the the public generally, who wish to Ee Ri JEWELRY, FROM PARIS, 391 BROADWAY, Bi BE. tween Walker and White streets Messrs. MARRET, JaR- AY, W'GalNB, of Porin (16 Roe Vivieone ) beg leave we hitbee the publie that they have just oprned.s store in New York, where wil te fount aplendid stock of Parisian Jewelry, of the feahlen; a8 to \Ality of design, and u it they can eompete other frm in the’clty. Mowers, Marret, Jarry. ana Gaime respectfully polit the visit and patronage of’ the ladies of Nev York, who will tere find the finest ehoice for their winter and holiday prehanen, plete eclleotion . aie ‘avery rare snd beautiful awortment of nove). Se, cheaper than ever. Only thiak of it. "Fine fresh Geapes 1s perlb,, and Currantsat8oonts, Also, may be had bere and at his wholesale stores, 22 tefinertOolonp§Tra in market § com] OLYDAY GOODS—FREDERICK A. WOODWORTG, 310 Broudway, opposite tne Theatre, has now opea nis ora: rich fancy articles, imported for Holy day Pre- the manufsctories of Paria. Purchasers will find an as day, 148 i hare rousted ana rrouud for thet lidays, yya.and Mocha Coffees; also, wiil ba found at ce f Raising, Currants, € taper Ale: nds, Citeen, at nwich street and 77 Barc.ny street, 1LEN STREET DVE-BOUSE.—A SUIT OF CLOTHES chovmed end dreesod for $1; Overooats, 750.5 Velvets dyed to re with Lew, to ett [Wand 7034 Allen street'l door above Grand. Tet ine ies the subscribers to thi Vondon Works, published by me here and in fyly notified, thar Wiliam 1, Bashford, my longer in mi! iving an} from him, or te or perpcrteg (0 be on Oy Pohale, fam Tojuscrion having beet YY reD States and Europe F bevcurirg pasente table of fear, forme ‘BSCRIBERS TO FLETCHER'S FAMILY DE er illustrated are peapso> verer, is no lov, and subscribers, are cautioned aguinnt re. {he Supreme Court to reetiain euch proceedings) as T not be responsible for such payments, Snbscri shingen, who if, pe to receive outstandiny GEORG! MOLA’ SULPHUR, one HUT AIR BATHS, EStaB- lished in 1820, the first and only true Sulphur Baths in the For the cure of Rleomatiem, Eruptious of the Sk, severe wwentive for the Cholera, At 547 Poari street, wey, way. New Yorke 1200 pp, cetawo. price firs: Biived ited pub feheddy speci dovoriptive of rew inventor & are furnisheo; at pone ‘Procured in any om At UNSULLIRD CONSC! and cisfiguremente. This to disfigured with pimples, frookles, marks, So. ‘Those w <zyellow skin can, have it made white ‘slear and spouess ty ‘o1 et of id "i Vndow shodea GML Corateea Plog fisere, iby patway. one doot above Walker a st arsor*ment im the country, and at the gon. whose {ait from moan stndy hind turned gray an terme ve that his hair has been made soft, clenr, di from using a3, bot re were if Masachusetts we heard that the dion, D. Webster was fm larly bevested, says the Boston Tim SCOTCH MALT WHISKEY— ‘HIGH FLAVORED eh aD im Pachagoe tout the trade and bettar than the usual by WILLIAM Be boy A, aa rans Te xe WONDERYUL, WOn DERFUL CURES PERFORMED Ostrander, 35 Barclay r $8 street. are astonishing ; and his ing eh chain ‘ana avcertaining the location of Disenses, at agiance, irae respective pens le, which he has accomplished upon our HARPER, at tho Astor House. JAMES SWARTZ, Chatham stroct Post-office, who were it necessary, add their testi- cx ERA — Fo King. having vem, with regréh, the return of this opportanity to inform ha now prepared to fu his Medicines the rame he so, rucoseafully used tn the reign of that fe e89and 1A. The Dector guaranti eed. scoordiog. witl of Cholera, duri e years nat, i his modiotnce are the direction accom! fearful disease wil bo deprived of its fatal violence. Cersitiontes be prodnoed, to prove the tenth ‘those years, his name was hoard Louisiana, 13'the most successful epidemio, Asiatio Chol ra, His only depot is at M. Al communications mu ot the above aesertion. and known from Maine to 413 Grand et reet. MPORTANT PREVENTIVE OF CHOLE&A.—It BE highost. moment to every person to know the means best calculated to stop the progressof that hor tio Cholera nov that itis almost at our Joora ly recommendd as the most is disease if taken ‘& mall quantity of in the morning, an hour befors dinner, and ongcing to bed at night, If this courseis strictly adhered to, t urifying aod invigo- od fortify che bod: comes a matter of the rmedy yet known in season; aud ie le only necere the Bitters when rising cuted, or are in process of cor Obio, India rating the blood, an ‘Against any ‘attacks. frou :40n0 quarts have Dr. Binke’s Bittors, aud thus he Cally prepared fr the omer gency. A word to tho wise is sufficient. Soldat 118 Division street, and 64 South street, corner of Pine, and by all druggists genera)ly thronahout the United States 700,00 K LIN- gers Liniment have ‘been sold and sent to all parte ot the glote, and not a murmur cf fault haa beon heard. wond:3fol affect in stopping diarrha tom ding increase in our States recer.tly; the city, are daily should require it, sed grout and as rohiatiog it to have in the house in oase ti0y will forfeit $100 for every failure in oto} 1y—it will not mies & case in ten th usin; iseepecially designed as an invernal ard external pre cript on; en %6; FOF, Cuts, nature yield insta Harlem Hallrond Omiceen, ALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN BXTRACTOR.-THUE GEN. ‘uine article, ® never failing remedy agatoat th clan ‘Broken Brenat, Soro Nipples, Netor’s feet, 415 LEY. Scalda, Rtamatisma, Bry! “avoid ccuntorfeita, they are dan For the genuine article apply at HE GOLDEN EXTFACT—THI3 VALUABLE REMEDY stands unrivalled ax a eafo, epeedy, aud permanent cure for eof the urinary 0 rie uct Se gener 1 ey re iar and all those nbticnte complaints which r reas lifes e4 mnt for this city, Dr Kecchum, No. 121 Fultoa street of the country at wtifing ex dent by mail to'any agenh- (post paid) enclosing $1, Pree. Orders addressed, tot } meat Chathas stees, wo well known ag the movt succesful ey New York, in is preeminent, Gleet, strict opoat or nore, pain the had and tional weaknoas, Gor pate then, soaes how! mefonsy. Woalterauen oved. Romeraber 19 Duane street, 0 K. JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE 13 THB b MOST BYPECTUAL, | | other disorders of bas proved that it wri ‘ad desirable rorult is chained tn, fo sys, and ns it neither creates sepaaRToparation pod for Gonorrhaws and iy a eo ea with te are enurely Tesstable, and no effect, Bon Mdah tee t for ite use. Price $1 per botrle, seat 192 Broadway, corner Jotun DSON, LATE CONSULTING | PaYSICIAN to the Now York ‘olay of Med be ais Se on all private vi He NCH Is an at PRIZE xiom, Ire from eruptions: Da hove ve nels skis ce ee a clear spotices skin ing one ine Jones's Italian Chem cal Soap— which is sold only adway. one doi 0 TLE FRIBNDS —A LADY of preat literary attainments, of our aoquaintence, says her alker atre 1¢ of Jones's Coral Hair Res ‘This in sold only at y. one door above Walker street, [MELUENZA, “CouaHs, mt aoe COLDS, RUEUMATISU, ko— ith either of the above com! a emia diate relief and Li can cotnin immotinns ed Sapo by the uso ae om fad have bese ran Sete eee Sak ae OCULIST, a » GREEN WICH STREET Diane Sean to dina of ‘the Byes 4 ost EXTRAORDINARY WORK—T0 Toe ARRIED oF those contempiat ‘The Married Woman's ‘Companion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricean. Sixth edi $l. This werk le meting with most astounding ise | $24) ly been disposed of.) Every tomale ie or an although it is im as it discloses im portan! seorew n Oftce, No, 10 Lark place, from 9 ill not dective hie patienta by. prom days; but trusts, from long plaints, he will save persons applyi dreadful Ounsequences attending improper treatment, or an injudicious ‘use of mercury. Patients residing in the country, or not wishing to make ayetonloe; em bave ail pecsemay metic forwarded to repel Paty oo} ‘and enclosing $10. In all guch casos a cure 5 M. br. ‘A cure in one or twe ioe and study im those com ply to him irom the = 3. booty Ick, LROTU RER ON DIs8a8Es OF THR reatinent of V evereat Oipeasees 77 pies tract from Boston Medien! and Surrioal Journal alifcation, equal te any European publication, on fs mily of diseases, aud far sur; tempted in this count: Treatment of Seminal Tames apy Ung of the kind hereto. Author of awork on the Nature ‘eaknors, {opotency, Kon, 14 plates: author of the asm attend forgeon to the NY. Medical and stand Gengies! ined. faked edtathebed for many years at 16 Chambers street, but pow 54 Broadway, eight Above Broome street, where be ‘msy Fr scaralted, and Sore asny of the above works may be | monthly report of thle tneitation wilt Not Ietpbtabe for cho RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL FRIV. Greenwich: set Next week we shall perhaps have some move- ment made 80 as to secure to the United States the he | gold of Calitornia, and to the Treasury a per centage of the pickings of the precious yellow earth from the p apg land: e House will pass the provise, and.it vill be iejeetd by the Senate; and the Senate will perhaps pass a Compromise, which will be tejected by the House ; so that, in the end, we expect_that no go- vernments will be passed for the territories this session. It this be the case, Old Zack will have tospeak oui on the proviso question, in his inaugural. Bue we shall see. Wasninaton, Doo: 14; 1848, The Report of the Commissioner of the General Lan@ Office, $e. $e. We perceive, in yesterday morning’s New York Courier and Enquirer, an article purporting te be @ © brief synopsis of « report from the Land Ofiies, trans- mitted to Congress on Monday last with the Socrotary of the Treasury's annual report.’’ As no report wae tranemitted from the Land Office on Monday, nor any paper cf a similar description, we are inolinedto look upon the report im the Courier as a hoax—especially a8 the “‘aynopais” in question contains no information whatever. We must say, we think the publication of the “synopsis” is a matter about which the Commig- sioner of the Land Office should feel himself aggriey- ed. His report was transmitted to Congress to-day, andis an able document, and not tho miserable affsie the Courier and Enquirer represents it as being ‘The Commissioner's report opens with areference to the extent and value of the public domain, asit is now: comprised, within the States of Ohio, ladiana [llinols, Missouri, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Michigan, Arkenras, Wirconsin, lowa, and Florida, and in the territory north and west of the M ppl river, wad east of the Rocky Mountains, bow ou the north by the 49th degree of north latit ant by the Mis- sis+ippi, south by thestate of lows and the Platto-river, and west by the Rocky Mountaias. Also in the resi- due of the Northwestern Territory, est of the Mis 8 ssippi river, and northwest of Wisconsin; Indian ter- Titory, west of Missouri and Arkansas, and south of the Platte river, and in the territories of Oregon, Upper California, and New Mexico. He estimates that this domain covers 1,584,243 200 acres, of whic, | up to the 30th September iust, about 142,026,003 had been sold. or otherwise disposed of, leaving then uns 1,442 217.197 acr ‘This, he sv & magnificent estate, whioh annot fail, under proper managewent, of bsing a rich. and continued source of national revenue for genera- tions to come, whilst under the liberal and: generous pol'cy of our government it invices on torus almost neminal, the inhabitants of every clime, who sek citizenship in our republic, te a heme for themselves a. d family, of independenc Of every temperature, with soils abounding ia variod wealth, agricultural and mineral, and of oxhaustiess fertilit, nd comfort, in climates Fro his report we have compiled the following voys ang disposal of the pubiic lande:— Area of Stat ae A Amount Surveyed, theres. chat 3,754 645 15,503 76 17510 316 15,032,052 36 13),130 ©All will be closed by 90 30th June, 1819, Arrangements bave been made for the survey and Iccation, by @ special commission, of the private olaime in Florida and of the islands and keys on the coast of Florida, by the comst surveys. He further reports that the surveys have been exe- tion, in the States of Iilimois, Arkans: thorities of those States, by the 20th of J required by the act of 12th June, 1840. H a high encomium on the Surveyors ( surveys exeouted under their orders; and recommends tbat authority be granted to the General Land Offloe, similar to that exercised by the Surveycrs General, vben their offices are abolished. by turning over the archives of the surveys, as above stated, to the authori ties Of the respective Siates. Favorable notice is also taken of the geological surve the copper regions of Michig: Curing the past season, by th pists, Dr. Owen and Di ployed in that service ; ahaveceunersaniea gt that they sbail be permitted to complete their interest ing and scientific labors. ‘The carly settlement of the several boundaries of rome cf the new States is strongly urged, and the im- mrd‘ate extension of the surveying system of the Unit~ ed Stutes into Oregon aud California, earnestly re commended, The history of the origin and prozrese Jand claims is clearly set forth ; aad to quiet titles, sioner recommends that where a portion of t! covered by such olaims have been sold ot dixposed of by the government, that owners be authorised to loonte the number of acres #0 eold or lisposed of. else~ where inthe same State. He alro recommends the | continmation of certain old claims in Louisiana, which were orig*nally confirmed by Congress, and since sus Fended order surpicion of fraud, where those claims | are now held by inmocent bona tile purchasers, or where the suspicion of fraud is not # examipation. In relation to the pri Calicrnia, the report oat importance to the present and future welfare of those Territories, that early and efolent measures be taken by the appointment of tribunal for ascertaining sud adjudiouting olaima to lands within those territories, which may be held by bona fide titles under the govern: nents of Mexioo and Spain, and eo recognised by the Mexican authorities, before military possession was taken by the United States, to confirm all valid and complete titles to area ‘ban 1,000 acr d to re= pot Coy of greater extent for the action of C. wrens, He oi that the testimony before the Military Committee of the Senate last year, shows the ciroum- stances that, fortunately for the interests ot the U dited ined on proper te claims in New Mexico | States, frustrated the consummation of the immense | colonization grant to Macnemara, which he,sought o€ the Mexioan government, for J00U square lvagues be- ver § n Joaquin, from ite | mouth, and the Sierra Nevads. and extendiag from | the river Consumne on the north, to the Tulares the sonth, in tmbrecing the most valuable portion of the beautiful in Joaquin, That testimony also shows ‘aiifornian authorities, seortly betore the United States flag was hotsted at Monterey, and mili- tary porression taken of the country, wers selling and grantirg the public domsin to residents, non-residents, And fereigners, aud that pearly all the missions south of San Luts Obispo, the mission of San Raphael. in Sonoma, and r L the pre ent and future prosperity of those and i) the U piteo States, that provision bye avo: | fer the pam aod final annalment of sucd invaid Liberal donations to actual settiors in Calt~ fermi a Oregon are also recommended and the im- mediate survey of the alvable mineral iands of those I at public auction, dt) Or the Indian reservations, muceinetly set forth, bi htto ac! "The report also shows that the following lands wore into market during the current year, to y | be the unsold a improved Wyandotte lands Michigan. 2,062 218 nores. Wircousia.» » «877 968 Jews. LOUs.siT Misreurl, Arkapras Making a total of..... Ther the quantity now survey ‘and prepared for market, the reater part of which canaot be offered for sule et present, for reasons given, is $,716,5 acres. ‘The quantity estimated for eurvey, the towaship plats of which are expected to be returned during the year 1549, is 9.118 400 acres, which is about the usual quantity ‘annually surveyed sod brought into market re past. al coder y t 1847, 2,521,805 aores of land 404, and during the Lut, 2d, 10F reveral Dur ngt were rold, yielding and 3d quarters of the sold, for $2,080,008, From the Lat J ber,'1847. 55 WS 70100 avres avr located with o| tew scrip, distinc’ from the ordinary sales fer oas! curing the Ist, 2d and $a quarters of tay year I 42,083 44 100 acres; and in the month ot Ostoeer 1848, ae fur af returns had heen reosived, 3.216 39-100 sores. Dusing the calender year 1847, 57.400 ares were looat- ed with warrants isened for services pondered ia tap