The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1848, Page 3

INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Road bonds, cont Bonds, 7 per cent. Ui vidends. Appropriation fer iron rails. Individual deposite: . 5. d Reserved fund....... TTT Railroad earnings, paid ii since lst of Jun x . Lar $3031 709 8,222 289 ‘The increased movement within such a short period, is accounted for by the additional amount of publio securities reported on band in the last returns, the large amount due other banks, the large expenditures on account of the railroad, the expansion in the cirou- lation, and the excess of railroad earn! The dis- counts have fallen off Jarzely, and the specie on hand slightly diminished. The railroad property is the basis of seourity for the obligations of the c »mpany in its banking operations, andthe returos exhibit the most satisfactory results. The Auditor of the State of Indiaus, in his report as to the public finances, gives the annexed statement of ‘the expenditures &o., of the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, from its commencement up to July 31st, 1848: Manion anv Inpianarotts Rartroap, ‘The whole amount expended on this work r to Nov. 1, 1845, was.......... $1,624,603 (6 Since that period no expenditure has been made by the State. ‘The total amount received on account of this work to Oot 31, 1847, includi: he stock set apart for rents and dividends, 66,082 55 Excess of expenditures over receipts. . .. .$1,558,570 60 Amount received in stock during the last fiscal year........ .$2,1382 04 Amount to the oredit of the State in money, for Augustdividend.1,127 00— 3,259 04 Excess of expenditures over receipts, to July 31, 1 . «$1,655,311 46 “The amount of stock set apart to the State op the beoks of the company, being for rents up to March 1, 1847, and dividends to August 1, 1847, as reported at the close of the last financial yeur. was ........ $14,013 05 Amount of rent of road Bonding Feb os ) 080 00 Total amount to oredit of the State. ..$16,145 09 In relation to the connection of the State Treasury with the affairs of this railroad, the Auditor says: — “The directors of the raliroad company, at their ses- sion in November, 1847. authorized an increase of the capital stock of the company to the amount of $12) 000. At the same time they gave a prefereace to stockhold- ‘ers to subscribe for the new stock at par, each atock- holder being permitted to take an additional share for every four shares then held; or, if they should not desire to increase their stock, they were permitted to sell the privilege to others. The right to subscribe, or £0 dispose of the right to do so extended to the 10th of January, the money to be paid by the 15th of the same month. At an early day of the last session, the sub- joot was presented to the Legislature in @ commauica- tion from this office; but the recess prevented any action until after the 10th of —the latest pe- riod for making the subscription, For the purpose of saving the right of the State the Auditor and Treasur- er took the responsibility of subscribing, on the part the State, for the new stock, to which by the arrange- ment she was entitled. On the day before the last day, when the payment was required to be made to prevent its forfeiture, a bill authorizing it to bs teken, ‘was postponed indefinitely in the Senate The officers abeve named embraced the opportunity which » few li the privilege of subscribing, and urchaser at at $3 55 per share, realizing to the State Treasury the sum of $248 50 } “At the meeting of the Board of Directors of this company. in August lest, another large increase of stock was authorized, and the preference again given tostockholders to take it at par, pro rata. sin the former tate, By this latter increaso the State has aright to gubscribe for 107 shares, or to sell its right to do ao for the best price it will bring; and this right, ro far as the State is concerned, is extended, by a resolution of thi Board of Directors, to the first day of Fabruary noxt, ‘The extension of the time was made for the purpose of giving the Legislature an opportunity to take action. in reference to it,and I reapectfu'ly recommend the subject to your consideration The par rate of stock is $60 to the share, and the value of stock in the mar- ket, I believe, is about $58 or $60 to the share.”? Since,this work came into the possession of individa- als, it has been made very productive. and its stock has recently cold in this market at s premium of twenty- five or thirty per cent. Its receipts are already-large, andthe monthly returns show a great increase on qhote for corresponding months in previous years. The Central Railroad of Michigan is another instance of he superiority of individual enterprise over that of the State, and the section of country through which these roads pass—in fact, the people of the whole of each State—will be vastly benefitted by the change made in the management of these works, The report of the president of the Central Railroad Company of Georgia, for the year ending Nov. 30, 1848, presents the annexed statement of receipts and expenditures : Centran Rarroav, Geoacia, Total amouzt of earnings of the year. Expense of maintaining and wo. road for the same period, + $516,252 64 Leaving a balance as net profits, of...... And an increase in the gross earnings of the road over the previons year, of... - $132,389 09 The variations in the income from the various sources, in 1848, compared with 1847, are exhibited in the following table : yb, .$1 6 400 slositt Digerens 9 Up freight, through, $116 08, 189 Down “ th U sage, through. 9. 432: Dene ee 15,908 3,950 Up « _ 13,634 127 Down “ rod 12,180 764 Bales cotton, throu; 1 67,978 fae ae pitts 1,104 805 Total Earnings » 885.863 516,252 182 389 The decrease in up freights has been 4 per cent — Increase in down freights,101 per cent, Decrease in through passengers, 10'¢ per cent. Decrease in way passengers, 2; percent. Increase in total earnings, 344 per cent. ‘The current expenditures of the road during the ‘past year have been a little more than fifty per cent of the gross earning: Centrat Rarnoan—Current Exrenpitvnes, 1848. Maintenance of Wa: $99 405 34 63,812 89 Maintenance of Cars.. ++ 20.272 81 neportation Expenses. seees TOMO 33 idental Expences. .. sees 2018 64 Total, dene In addition to thie, there have been expended for work on the road, not properly chargeable to current ‘expense, about $4,369 88, and for railroad iron $40,000 A sufficient quantity of 1ron has been imported to re- Jay ten miles of the road. The running property of the company is steadily increasing. and it is the in- ‘tention of the management to relay the whole line with ‘the heavy rail, as early as practicable consistent with the business of the road. Steck Exchange. 20000 Ticas'y Notes, 6's 106%¢ do b30 luz 100 ahs Faemers's Trust wo jo ss 3 100 Morrts Canal ba BY wD do 200 Canton Co 960 3 hwo rT o do 5) Reading RR r 150 Harlem RR 56 Tie 300 do 6) 66 ot 200 do ais 0 wiry, 20 do ry l7shs Bk ot Amorion = Ys 400 do Dimos fs ‘300 Farmers’ Trust Beg 20 do bw) 56g do 810 40s 40) Long Island RR ay 1 do bnw 3045 150 Brie Ri, new full 660 Gury 100 do 090 30% 4 pir Second Board. 25 rhe Mech Bank's Ass, & 50 cha Harlem RR BOO 75 Housatonic RR 2 100 Farm an i & Eric RR, ops 3 Loug Leiaad #2 60 8 Canton Co 3 eo 100 Harlem RR yuo do ) 0 do /DSON RIVER RAILROA D—NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS. one proposals will be received by the cirectors uf the Hud. bon Kiver Railread Company, at toeir ofice, of Wall street, until the 9th dey of January neat, for the gratiog and mavsoory that Temsing to re done on tion 35, north of the tunnel, The wort to be completon by the first day of Juve, IS9 according to tie place specifica ions that will bs submitted as tho office of the oom’ y. A rererve of twenty per cent on the montal: ill be wetatved by pany wari! she contenet be cmp Reourity for performance No transfer of contract will be recog ized or permitted. The party contracting will be required to fake the s:eam drill on said seccton, and pay for chs oqyas leopors and the Inying of rail traok, for the uso of *aaid work, to a fait valuation, to bo determina in gush manner neer ‘of sid company may dovide, The full Le et eae nat are piriee to Any. propraiion to be written out om the rnine. Couttect to be entered hy alter the acseptance of proposition, Tho dire fate immosintey atsites th ght to ansepe ot easat peposals that may be offered, aa 1ey may consider tne t of the com y torequire. Office of the \sudson River, ¢ailrad Company, Rew Yorks 20h Deo JOUN B, JERVIS, «hi Ne ‘Th AND UARLEM RAIGRUSD COMPANT— fat dre nd on the procerred atook of the New York a $256,450 O01 | LOST, &e. REWARD—LOST, a small Back white and tar, about the over will return htm to No. of the owner, ON THURS O4Y, Bra Deceusas. ‘with large bushy tail; nos macsod tt ard both fore foot write, Was 26 Water stret, oF give tvformetion reward and tha aks HO! FOR CALIFORNIA, ALIFORNI4—FQK 34N FRAN OL class Ocean Steamsbip, of 1.80 Cc & sufficient number of 1800 tons burthen, will be patohed for the above port early in the month of February, pasouzers offer Lo make 1¢ an olor" 3Uv Didest—a Pra det ; should This where he may be found, shall receive the above will te uadoubtedly the possible way of reaching the Gold mines in the shortest teme—evuiding all comtingensiee whisk are feared ppen on ot he stam tu IVE DOLLARS REWARD —LOST, A LINEN CaMBGRIC ‘secu pdations fur p : on both Din and stecrage. Hanakerebiet, in hit a ch street, Setwose 6th ead Tu ere achinery hae boon well testa ‘o-mbe relied upon ; and pues. ve reward Wi paid for the same, oa retur: r. Por pre te it to No, 99 West 13th street, el Neier asia a my howARp & SOM, 7S Baath street, Lo WEDNESDAY LAST, IN BROADWAY, BE- tweon 17th and Bleecker atroote, ldren upon it, Ti warded by leaving it at $1 Massanstrert, Patuted view of obil square Brovsspin, with @ fiader will be suicabiy re- WANTS. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Man, ina wholwale or retail li Teeny Bore. Gf elty references an be Plonse address or call at 79 3 quite capable of attend ng s first pa an te or Bost characver and capability. julberry etree’, in the store, iquor store, tavern, te bar. WwW Foferences, Inquire at 643 ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A PLACE AS plain Cook, er to do chamberwork or waiting. She is geod wesber snd ironer, and a first rate sewor. Has tho a best of Houston atree’, im the store. ANTED--BY A G&i ently, a situation as Wai hotel, be having secved as head waiter ‘aud Germany. quire at No. 62 War ‘The best of recommendations can be given. In- street, up stairs, FLU or ina of Paris Re SPEAKING FREN famil t iow privat yi alse firat hote # A Livi stuntion so as agood place, Address ¢ YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY WISHES TO OB” eepel lary not so much an olject w_ 8.” 124 Greenwich at, situation as Wet Nui WOMAN WHO HAS LOST HER Cow WANTS A rae. Apply st 41 Boring street, $1000 tA" will ee allowed, and a address B. A. WANTED TO HIRE FOR ONE YEAR—FOR amount. Any person desirous of making such @ loan, will Pox 2326 Post Office. pore \ of whicn goateut board for that time moctgage given as soourity for the 0, OF O. ikoom, National Hall for te purpose of receiv By order, SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘THE R. W. GRAND LODGE uF THE ‘stare * of New Fors, il ee |, Cant tament of Ledges, and nr special session at the Graad Lod @ tret, Tide Eve ok 7% o'oloak, and acting upon applications for re rt of <pocial C+ mmitters, BENJAMIN J, PENTZ, Gr. Seo'y, T « MEETING OF T Annual Target Excursion, monely adopied :— Reso ved, That the thank trimmed for our seoond Ani Indies for the mag wil azlins Peppers rs. Garrett, Collins, Mise or uc Resoit : That merits nishing us the ive them perfect satisfacti wi Pe 308 at No 16 Boome street, on t Lovo. ia Peppers, for tho beautiful w t wreaths presented on the same ocoasion iss Mott, Mra Blake, Mise volte. Miss Bj Miss sare Tay propri gratefal acknowle ratuitous use of his house and tar et ground, as ‘'s0 for his gentlemanly treatmont whi'e there, ‘iso, Resolved, ‘That we retcrn our sincere thnks to Mr, Cham- derla'n, of the Utdeon River Hotel, Robinson street. for tho ex- c*llent dinner provided for us, aud that we warmly reoommend house and table to any Company in the city, requiring dinner, being eatistied from his treatment of us, ion, a. ‘HE ARTIFICIAL KANGERS, HELD eir return frm their Second the following resclutions were unani- sof the Company be anner aual Excur. ion; tendered to Miss ‘oh the Tat the following rs, Mangus, Mise tate veo ais lor, aud miss Whooler, rof the Atlantic Hotel, doboken, gements for his liberality, in fur ‘that he will not fail to BLAKE, Chairmin. |. BAY! Seor:tary pro, tem, At, preeented, We t! ank thee Iad: ‘To present to the I. vitation, er New York, Deo. 28, A MEETING OF TBE INDEPENDENT FULTON Bives, it was unanimously res:lved to returm the thanks of he Cempauy, to Miss Sophia, Hadeoo, for the beautiful wreath in the following lines :— , wo thank thee, one and all, From Captain down t» guide boy’ smal’; ‘Truth im our bearte—Iove in our breath; ‘Thy haxds hath wrought, thy heart hath chose Resolved, That we return our tha notwithstanding the inclemer cy of the weather, #1s0, to those who were gentlemen enough to answer our polite in- Resolved, That the fc joing be published in the Star and a. ores Famed woD0 ly, for the wreaua, F. Blues. ks to thoss gentlemen who, ompanied us; MoDONALD, Prasident. JAMES BAYES, Seor t FFICE OF THE NEW YORK GaS LIGHT COMraNY, Dec, 20, 1848,—-The Annual Election for Thirteen Directors of this company will be held at this office, No, 176 Contre street, on Monday, the Sth day of January next, between the hour. of ii and 12o'clock, A.M. The transfer book will bo closed from the 234 inst. until aftor the election. By order, C. L, EVERITT, Socretary- EW YEAR'S PR the late Havre Packets, and Parisian novelties for with the agents in test care, by nected with t! is establishn, meade for cash. The aseortment comprises new styles of w: boxes, dressing cases, rieh porcelain v» ses, cal tableoux, opera giases pie fans, & HOLIDAY ARTICLES, worth, 825 broadway, v.tes the attention of purchasers. The selec:ions have been made 8 who tor upwards of thirty years have been con- ine bro writing desks card cases, port ESENTS —FREDEKICK A. WOUD- opposite the theatre, has received by ig usual supply of rich fancy artioles ‘New Year's Presents, towhich he in- the same tasteful aid experienced ent, and the purchaser, in all emo or ies, 14, Bohem‘an glass war3,mechani- ‘al boxes, Udrard Jeuce cases, ios, bage, purses, p rte monnaios, macher and ebony tals. pay os Plate, elegantly engr printed i dears Day. A Plate, w neat and muitatle present ARDS FOR NEW YEAR CALLS.—A VISITING CARD ery requisite jor # ‘ rit toal: it, Cards printed f on er = VALENTINE, Boer javed aud # Pack of Cards, nescly ‘ntieman making calls on New ack of Garda, would also bos w dding Printor, 175 F enable him to execute, in LOWERS FOR THE BOLIDAYS—TH would respectfully remind his kind patrons, that ho has} extensive additions to his stock of flowering plants which will which he may be favored with during the E SUBSCRIBER made superior style, all orders for bouquets sy soasons- UNUAP, Florist, 635 Broadway. OR THE HOLIDAY yhasing, is ree pectfull; Ene nigh grade Pale and ras; choice old Ports; rich ono, Abi Se ry ober Cordials, Trish Male Whi Malaga Grapes, in now Fign Raisins, Alm: eye; toy part of the city. Cordials, Fruits, Nute, &e. Heidsick, ana other favorite Champagnes, nthe, Avisette, Noyan, Brandies, on draaght and in bottle; Scotch ani ther wit wutiful clusters; new Prunes, in fancy boxes, onda, ke.—most of which. will be sold at Prices much lewce than for years before, and delivered, to any 828 Bowery, cor. Bond street, New York. FESTIVIT)E3.—WIN&3, LIQUORS, The attention of pstrous about solicited to the subscriber's stock of a Sherries, rich old een rt nde and Muscat (sweet) Winos; imeey ‘Marasehino, Cura- ry old" Hennesty" ond“ Ota ‘Also, ve ‘& lot of extra large White TEPHBN V.ALBRO, cents for the Holids| made or sold at this during the Holiday w INE JEWELR’ —THOSE WISHING TO SELECT PRE manufactory. No. 13 John street, where the bret quality of genuine articles can be had at moderate prices. No imitations So opie Open until 9 o'clock P. M., are invited to call ac C. Stewart's CROCKERY Fouth.st. monades, celery FOR HOLIDs ¥$, AT 13 JAMES SLIP, NEAR at wholesale prices. Tumbiers, wine star ds, preserve snd fruit stands, Plates, tureens, pitchers, tea sets toy enators, & laares, le- ts, oastore, 0, W. ROSE. 75 certs; finest Uolong, ‘Year's table—may he had rance Stores of HE NEW YEAR'S TAGLE—OLD JAVA COFFEE OF the finest flavor, at 123 cents; best quality young hyson Tea, 50 cente—just the article for the New J... Fow or, 260 and 42 eney strect. Also, Almonds, Raisins, Grapes, & in large ot amall quantities at the Tem- Greenwich, and 76 | LAN tate this moth he vities. Every variety ‘the moet reasonable term: ment, Fulton Market, W: ICKLED OYSTERS FOR TBE HOLIDAYS. OR 7 made the most extensive arrangements for the approaching & 2. DOR tl ‘od of inferming the publ of Oysters, of the very best quality, on #, may be procured at their establish ill be sent to any. pert of the city. OX CHASE AT MOR th shall be allowed to enter. SPORTING. of the Union Hotel, afew rods beyond Harlem bridge, loose, on Saurday afternoon, 30th instant, at one ine large fox. N. B.—All hound-dogs, and pone others, RISIANIA.—THE PRUPRIETOR OF OR BAN FRANCIS O—TO Salt. The fast sailii FiFTH JANUARY.— ng bark Keoka, James McGuire, master, ooppor- nd copper fastened, fourteen months oltt froight or aseage, aly to the master on b ard. at Pion 13 East 5vor of to GLEN & WHITTELS EY, No, 21 South at, F& BOWNE, commanded by Capt. F.@ ‘and most ¢x ‘Captains out of t Inte firet in command U8. Sita will sail on or about the 10th of Janu: who distinguished himself in sa the arch, is engaged apmate. A. ail and Su: offered rarely all desirous fame 50 do, rice, 20 100 do, meal, ». 1108, 20 do. sugar, bags of coffee, 6 bbls. of vinegar, maokerel, 10 do, of onions, 10 dox08 chests of tea, 60 quintals of codfiah. long to the barrels of men, that the frigate ry joining the A-sooistion. of ‘The SAN FRANUIS( OALIFORN! ns—The pri g gay te ‘and experienced Phy the expedition, which is ma a ly ns vantages are hore ‘and oannot but be aniistaavory to of flour, 400 do. beet, 300 do, do. 1 nhds a AND THE GOLD ablest port of New York, and Macedonian under Com. during her late mission of merey to Ireland. The ship . Jeror vives in, the Ocoee, Me’ Tho ip will have a car. sees, 10 bbia. soap, 20 koga of butter, 5 hip snd cargo will be will be ontitled to4 ‘and each fight, becdes his bagrage. It is believed by oompotant Jance of the provisions when the San Francisoo, will sell for more than the price of hapa it ie su) that the ship in that will bo wi Saou Te those ‘who. wloh to omixrate to the Gold Rogior vessel arrivesat Offers superior advantages in many respects, -P.S.—As the liste are fast filling up, the berths show! Freight with be seoured without dolay.— ‘ther particulars, spply to the Captain, on board, foot of t taken on reasonable terms. hare of Cargoand vessel, $250. F% WOLCOTT, W.L, Northam, master, 1 ing most of her cargo engaged, will balance of freight. oF passage, pny on bos Pat mers eR, jater street, Cabin passage $150. CALIFORNIA, T) SAIL ON THE 2D OF Ja NUARY ‘The superior fast sailing coppered and oopper fastonod brig 1.500 barrels capacity, hay ve Having super accommodations orto DARLING & JOHNSON, sarlasabove. For OR CALIFORNIA—$160—15TH don’s Association ( Philad in passage and 7! it, who is a perfoct camp equipmei go by horse power for washing in and assayer accompany the expedition, the areas, 143 Walnut street, two doors delphi F pioneer committee of Saitania ty an approved Mexican ‘sage i route un fe com pany, roma. COCHRANE 143 gold do JANUARY—IN GOR ipiria) & few persons of good cha d. months Provisions for $10) oa itt, provides on share ty bedding, fe, und” the beet macbinery to site. A physician ‘Apply for partic: to above ‘Six th street, Phila. CALIFORNIA, VIA MEXICO.—THE PRESIDENT AND shove Asssciatio wi proceed to Persons wishing pas immediately to Inuit at,, Philadelphia, 30th, ‘The fast enilin Master, will positively eail on the 39th, board. ' For passag app y on board, at ‘all street, Cabin parrage $250, Al bark Ex ASSAGE ONLY—FOR CALIFORNIA, TO Sal ON THE pre: pay with superior state room accom wodation: ‘ier 9, Eart River. JONES & JOHNSON OR SAN F 8} uel Kol AL 24 Janu Th od sohconer Sm of her cargy al oa ‘accom TLLIAMS, 100 Front etreet, 9 engaged xoin, eo. For bulk of 200 bhie. tre jodations for forr more pascongers, apply to J. ISCO, CALIFORNIA, ON TUESDAY, THE rior very fast saili: g clipper built copper- rts, Robert Anderson, nas on board, will positively ight, or paraace, baring JPIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA AND TUR d\LD RE gions—Tho splendid coppered and Ship ORPGEUS, L. on the 15th of January. positively, Th oak and cedar, and of immense strenztl fant, seiler—bas made the passage to Liverpool in 1336 d Ldays, snd, undoubtedly, will 4-8) to 40 days b ‘3 limited. ou assay ply at the red information is secured until ‘alifornia Passaze Office, No. 83 Beaver copper fastened Packet men, master, will rail for #an Frauc’sco ove ship is built of live and is notorious asa very ni to reach San Franc fore other good vessels mber of passengers ouly paid for, For farther Atrert, up steire, cron board, at the foot of Rutger strost, East River Unite, PACIFIC GOLD CO—AN ERROR WHICH OC. ) onrred in the Herald of yesterday. 28th inst , inviting them bers of office, la here oor iby company. to call upon T. inform relating thereto, of eighty respectable young Airy abd proces id without Each person wi!) cont Boalng cisco. capi for a sum not exceedir g $12, supplied to the ve mentioned oompiny to c orrected, by requesting parties connected with this ammond, 91 Mercer street for any G. L. MORGAN. Teaving a balance of $15 10 to purchase of cargo of such goods as aro Jud be. in the greatest demand at the time of at the mhsoribes NITED PACIFIC GOLD COMPANY—FOR THE GOLD Region, Inmediately.—Ie is proposed to form a com- men, upon the fol to San Fran delay tribute the eum of $500, thes forming tal of $40,000. 4 fine ship of abut 35) tons burthen will be pur- ghared, atm cost no* exconding $1.00, and provisioned for 2 8, be id will the ehip's arrival out. A firet-rate oaptain, of 22 years’ experience, as commandor, who will become a apart to carry the ship, rafely ou! intelieved tint thir company offers the respectable the former, from the fact that they will not bo associated per associates for them, (for any other than such perrone as are Unlesra sucient meter of he rihtcla ed, the ex jon will not proceed:) to they may, by contributing $500, be prc with whom they will equally d the expedition. be well Port. greatest inducements to [Persons devir ue cf going out, and, also, to such aemay be prevented from leaving home, but who are, nevertheless, anx fous to partic'zate in the profits orising from ‘the expedition—to with 8 of petsonsoan be obtain- the latter, inasmuch as vided with a substitute, ide the profits upon the return of ‘This substitute, fnrnished by the company, will ‘known to one or more of ite members, and the ompany will then become individually and collectively responsible for the faithful fulfilment of his contract. The expedi pereseary to mal ‘hat the abovo-enumerated advants Provided ‘wit! every thing fortable: and it is believed t together with some others, which it is state here, will ‘to whom this adver tisemer ition will set out ite mem! ‘com: aes. not thonght advisable to form sufficient inducements for the clara of persons is addressed. to obtain the requisite ahare- het immediately. Application to beoome members ar holders a without delay holders should be made to T. R. GAMMOND, 91 Meroer strect, [NITED PACIFIC GOLD COM PANY.—FIRST EXPE- dition. —This company having now nearly completed their number, the members and (for the convenience of immediate re- ference and to avoid del»y) thoss residing in or near the city of New York, desirous of fillin are requested to call at the the few vacancies still remeini residence of T. R. HA ne, 4 MMO4D, O1 Mercer street, to sign the articles, which are now ready, Information re-proting the plans ¢f the company, in detail, may also be ebtained as above. In consequence of 16 extraordinary number of applications to become members and shareholders, which have heen received from differer is believed that sufficient material o: jon of s second expedition upon tl it. For an ex} ianation of these, see advertisement Gold Company, i> another part of this pe parte of the country. it ta to authorize the fi principles OR CALIFORNI. Stuart, of Philade’ for $7,500, fitted tor more shares. it a 155 tons. e voyage, the is 2 yearsol Can be got ready THOMPSON & extra SAN FRANCISCO.-THEBRIG MARY wilt be eold from 16 to 20 shares, master keeping one or built sailer, a by the 10th January, Aj UNTER, 23 South tree”, ALIFORNIA GOLU—PFEIFFER AND PRANCKE,MANU- facturers of jewelry and watches, No. 35 Courtlandt street, would inform the trads and publi Br Calllorala Rolo; for, the presen a Rold, for the the trade and ‘thelr frionds at the HIRTS FOR CALIFORNIA—THOSE IN WANT OF Shirts can make a eaving of fall 20 , Cent, by calling at M. WOOLT's, Wholesale Shirt Manufao rv, 61 Maiden Lat }OR CALIFORNIA.—4 000 DOZEN SHIRTS MADE E} prestly for the above market, at $3 60 per doren, in lots to quit purchasers. Apply to & H. LEWIS. ora 141 Liberty at, ALIFORNIA.—PERSONS FITTING OUT FORCALIFOR / nia, and whoare in want of Tob*ceo, either for speculation or rivate use, are reepretfully invited to call at our store and ex pty description of tobacco, put ly for the Cali Tein half pow with tin fectit vited to the above. t up in mm dampnese, and packed in convenient It is warranted t» rerist the decaying effects of & nd it is confidentl; ‘obaceo, either Cavendish or fine cut that wil stand a voyage to California. The Sore & shippers is in- believed to be the onl: JOHN ANDERSO! 16 Broadw: ALIFORNIA HOUSES AND STORES—CHEAP, PORTA- Vie and durable, manufacturer by SHEPAR 8 & CO, 242 Water s'roet, om $2 u formation i MISCELLANEOUS, ra GENTLEMAN AND WIFS, O& TWO single gentlemen, may be suited with very pleasant and comfortabl ma, with full or partial board. in tu famil ear Broadway. Inquire at No. 38 Walker T BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAVER AND HERALD « Paivter, 251 mae | corser of Mui street, up stairs, Conis of Arms engraved ; Seals, Signet Rings, Pencil Cases wed with A Cresta, &c. Coats eave wanda Books of ieraary with 200,00) namox. In. ‘7 if Arms found and paint- Thane unt. © Excelsior Council ot Boston New York, rroet, and for Fale RUTHFULL AND Bi tains case Letter trom John J. | Town Sopice; highly interesting Corre: —TBE SCORPION ull report of the ball given by the given at the Apolloon Wedacelay ross, an exciting Tule; the Procus of Crim. Con; and Divorce case, ‘& great variety of ace from Pailadel- Hrooklya, ete. ete. Published at 34 Ywhere. Price half dime. prooess for distinguishing wi necesen: apparatus to be u ly arranged, and free terms, b to purebase Wind lowest market price. for the country trade, UsT PUBLISHED.—INS' RUCTIONS FOR COLUBCTING, elting and assaying gold, wich a description of the ‘hich are found in the same locality, and the chemical tests and | Sal wecnnyy asoormpaaied With engravings, ‘ihe whole persons about to visit the gold region of California. By Ed Kent, Practical Chemist. Price 2> centa. For sale by | the author, at 116 John street, Booksellers supplied on the usual ARTOL’S WINDOW SHADE WAREHOUSE, 175 AND177 Wiliam street, New York.—Ladies and &eo., find th test aseortme wl ithe grantor anor ‘Also, cord, taseols native gold from the worthlss ores ased for testing guld, silver, platina, being from scientific technicalities, for the men of taste low Shades, Gilt Pips, Hooks, | t in the country, and at the out 40,080 low priced Shades i braason We, SAMUEL F, BARTOL, hisard Machines to be 0. CONTRACTORS. —" SINGER'S” PATENT DRILLING Machine, the best in use, can be seon at 244 Water Ts" SHEPARD ®& dixpowed of. Noe firo in Park Row, tool how, ble cased ‘Spanish they are advised vo atvene to. s* best quality, Const C atane, No 1 Clivton above market, will do well ¥ ities generally. Doremns & Nixcn, corner 166 Bronaway. HE PERSONS WHO, DURING THE LATE | Park he flowing named srticles, are requested to return them ive information at said house of thelr whersabouws—to eay, ND CRUCIBLES AND GERWAN RBLACKPOTs OF the tove, 1 eae by the peek VINTON MARKET—THOMAS. ‘Kee!, Mucton, Lamb and Veal. for new years. Those visiting the O MERCHANTS. — LORENZO SHERWOOD, ESQ. the firm of L. & L, Sherwood, to tranenot or demands to western Bates, requiring the werviees of an sgent or coms, oan obtain big addreat and fervicehrongn Laman Sherwood, 18 Broadway. Refereue &—Abijab 4 Wail o'.; Martin, Steong Smith, Reqs, 20 4 k Prout st Leo & Brewster, #4 Ce Chambers, Hoiner & Co, 43 Liberty at: MoNoil. Fitoh & J foromn doves, 64 William st; Coo] k from a private room in No. 13 silver Waton, with Saddte and Bid) nd other article ‘sid room. As to this call, or silver gaard chain ne American fing which ace known by we re known, the er willbe resorted ntly on hand, ® complete assortment of age. and at low prices, by ¥. GROSARIM, 97 iT BrOADWAY'S OLD well filled with fine market, wil togive hima eall, |, 156 Broadway, is Beronants and otnors secure and o-lleot in the Yont 69 Liberty mu: Hagesrty, Drapor & Storm & Sinith 10 Coontios slip Aberty and Nassau; Charies Ais, A jer cover leo White Ash, P3ON’S pher PRICRS.—DRY Oro: ard, all sizes, of ver aL AT SUMM best each IN ROOFING FOR CALIFORNIA.—THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to execu'e all orders for ronfing to be sent to the above pace. ‘They can be packed so thst the freight will 1 bea mere trife. tends leaving ina few days for th already completed for that market, ‘Trembley’s Manufactory, 136 Chryat Instructions and a model C porton, by one of above place. be (VALIFORNIA—U. 8. RIFLES, WELL ADaPrED use in that country ; also, Alion's ing Pistols, assorted sizer, for oe ion FOR en six barrel self cock. or in quantition, by PRA 178 frond ALIFURNIA.—' tion, and su; sale low by ‘XPENSES OF LIVING IN CallFoR ard, by best informaiion $15 to which board may camy:—Take 40 Ibs. of Wells, Miller & F rov Meats, which willl cont $1.0; 400 Ibs. Broad ickles and Luxuries $6; freight on 1) harrels, ‘Thin ms kee £00 Ibs. food, oF 2% Iba per day for conte, nay $20: P $25—Total, $150, ARTS OF THE LATEST PUBLICA perior new and second-hand Chro D, EGGERT & SON, nometers. For 39 Poxrl streak, ITA —PRICE OF $3) par work. Price at be obtained and meals served in your own Proserved Frosh ‘Crackers, whioh one yeor, certainly sufficient with a fever, ‘The moats are in can- istera of 2 lbs each, without bone, retain perfeot! flavor and nutricious quelitios for 21 ‘veyed in ‘on the basks atresms of honse keepers, &o,, unnecessary to the fo oenvaye without wagons or roads of mul a, over the m: country. ‘They render the use ot co their aataral years, They can be co ng Nd digger. Ttis difficult 1 of ealt beof or pork any distance, and it is not as good as roast beef when you get it there, Salted without boing able to rust, leakage, &. are constart'y Kept open at our office feo for themselves the kind of board week in California All goods sold at warranted to keep. Warehouse for Pick! visions canvot stand ons year ina hot imate, ‘anirters of provisions emigrants oan oali and ‘the have at $3 per it establishment are Nee, &o,, No. 217 Front at, ALIFOKNIA.—DOUBLE GUNS, Rifled, and adapted for terma, at F. WALLER’ WITH ONE BARREL variety of new and second-hasd firs arms, hove place, may be mot with on very moderate Gun Store and Shooting Gallery, (90 foet )28 Broadway, Tria’s cen be had before purchasing, and Fatfies may practice with Uelz own weapons, "Guns, ho. bought or taken in exchange. JAKS—CLOAK8—SELLING O! fonable ing’ ant and must be sold off Year. As the subscriber offers fully invites avery lady who needs purchasing cleowhhere Misses’ Cloaks ever ithont reserve, be eu CLOTHING, AT GREAT SACRI- “at stock ard best assortmengof the most fash. offered Ph this city, will fore the first of the Now ot it bargaing, he respect suoh, to give him a call before WAMSLEY, ar of Catherine street aad Base Broadway. 'ADIRS' CLOAKS! CLOAKS!—SELLING OFF B&LOW ‘cost. The sutscriber has @ large stock on hand (and must be sold im a few wee! can be foun: respect Sinise for thezcives, ‘Remember J, D. HL between Orchard and Ludlow strost, N made toorder. Cz OFF CLOTGING AND FU Contlemen mu attend at their resid Jonce. Ladies J LEVENST’ RN offeo pone ror the ame, by vending for Seemed wo by ars. Lovensiym. teen irs. Lavenst 'YN, 466 Broadway, wostairs. of reh 4, and richly trimmed ol aks as . fuife tnviven tl the ladies to call aud ex- AWKING, 305 Jrand at., ew York. '. 8.—Cloake DIES AND ITURR—La ta to dispose of, wearing ange and og. warrant :d "Yards, 78 thompoon ote, R + an excellent assor’ Bkine, Lamp Mats, LAWRENCB, 48 CANAL STRE ntoat of % 0 Tots, chisel o and wufted Rugs, door Kuge Adelaide. jute and oo. ea Mare, a: reduced prices alan, a benatiful variety of rw Sh jer, HAS ON HAND table and it piano Ce Sheep ilroad Com, ne rate of eight por contar tad Hvion will se ald a if the Company, Wo.) Haagt ‘Yer street, on and after the 2d day of aa port, ro AE enn eo Pre rsey at dunvary sont boo) days lusts, of December, to the Bi day of TOTS RET MUM, Croanurer. Now York, Decom terftrt 198, © Rober, we W. MARTENS, FURS, MUP! L. VICTORINAS, STROH teat Also, day prevents, All eorteof gas for ble for Ween, erred” week, LAMPS, &C. BY, ion to hi ty of accion oul: variet at “aie, “amphine at TRANDOLES, SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, TRA TRA’ &o.—A fresh Condolabras and Solar Lamps, of varion: Lamps, Flowor Vases, &o., at reduced stock of gilt and bronne ve pastora abe, Hal * SOHN WORT AT. AMUSEMENTS, AAA AANA AAA AANA AAA BOWERY TARATRR—PRIDAY EVENING, DSO. 2, WILL will be the play of TIME T4i63 AL! —Mer, bee Med, thew Bates, Mr J. tail; Laurs Leeson, Faot, Mrs. Sutherland. Afwr ‘nich, Dootor Diworts, Me. dtibars ; Mex : i, iltert Ho be fellowed ty ths Grand Pus do Deu “bai iia,” which will be danced SigaoraG. Ci nor G-Nort To conclude with she drame ot WARY: THE a Mr. N, B. Clarke; Richard, Mf ies C. omy; Marian, Mire Broadley. curtain rises at 7. Boxes 25 cts.; Pit 12}¢; Bwsvway wel of Alex. Dur N cnultied TH on COUNT OF afterwai ‘Shaw: Fernand, M Miss ¥. Wailack; A. aanstAul, © Evening, Docombsr 20:h, will be prosonted, fifth time, the grad romantic spectacle, in five acts, ora. ‘aveller, and a French Otd Dantes, Mr, Bor. ir. Frodericks, Carooaty, Mi Family Cirola, Coad) a HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATS COATUAM. Per g Brosing. Deo. 29, will be performed the drams of LUKE THE LaBURER—Philip, Mr. J. x. Scott; Luxe, Mr. C. varke; Clara, Mite Gordon; Dame Wakefisld, Mrs Chapman, yellowed by UNCLE SAM —Sam Uubbs ic, W. 8. Cia fan irs. Chapman. After w! e THE CHILDREN IN THR WOOD—W alter, Mr. J. Jorephine, Miss Mest To conclude with the new comio pantomime HARLEQUIN—Edward, al jarle- nin, Mr Ontiag | Clove, Mr. Onvia, Colima 38, . Private Boxes, $5; Seatein Balcony Boxes $8. drama of R. Scott; Miss e. $1; ECHANICS HALL, NO, 472 BROAD’ M Grand Broome WaY, BETWEEN | Oot, and street, commenced on Monday, 2d, and,will continue: aveny sla ‘anti! further notice.—Thirteenth week of the re 5 origival and well-known CH IST YS oe aa in 1842,) THE FIRST TO HARMONIZE NEGRO ME! AND OBIGINATORS OF THE PRE SENT POPULAR STYLE OF ELHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN- MENTS, whose concerts in this city, for # period of ten months, were ith such distinguished favor and pat have Picatuserare ude Sierra tes introducing variety of their ori; Sor Giras istio Dances, Ro. Admission 25 conta, Doors open ec8, . ‘at 7. Concert will commence at § o'clook. -An Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing at 3 o'clock, P. M.. under the ma- nagement and direction of BE. P. Christy. On CHRISTMAS DAY an Afternoon Concert, commencing at 3 o'clock, P. M GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE BROADWAY ‘ on Docomber, 184% for the BANEFIC OF ‘THE GENTLEMEN OF THE OxCHRSIRA OF THE LaTE PARK THEATRE. Jost all. thei ments, but their situations int that disastrous fire, The following ominen Artista'Lave, in the kindest manner, offered thelr aasatanoe on this occasion : » Rossi Corsi, Signeri Patti, Miss De Luce, M. Laborde, M. Rossi Corsi, M. vel, ir M; Eanquirico, M. Hors, Mr. Burke. Mr, Timm, ‘The Orchestra will consist of the Ialian Rand; the late Park Theatre part of the Philharmonic Orchestra, mak Band; and the peer. ing above 1u0 mers, the whole under the direction of Max Maretzek. On this oocasien, the Orchestra will perform—|. The Jubilei Overture, by Weber. 2. Rizzio, by Maretsek, 3. Tri- phal Symphonie, Ries, 4. Grand Fantas.e, with solos, themes of Lucresis Borgia, arranged ‘Two scones from Don Giovannt The Tribute to A: by M. Bers, which created So,much sensation at the last Musical Festival. A Grand Solo, Mr, Burke, and ot attractive novelties, which will be apeoit in the future bill. ‘Tickets 1 dollar, at the principal Hotels Musiral Stores, and at the door on the evening of the Concert, TT ABERNACLE—ONCE MORE, AND MOST POSITIVELY for the last time in this country, the Grand Gala Vonoert, Bishop, on a scale of unparalleled splondor Evening, Jan. 2, 1849, op whioh ocoasion Madame Anna Dishop wil sing some of her most popularand celebrated Cavatinaa, Songs, Duste and Ballads. ig. Perelli, the eminent tenor, wi'l aleo sing several admired piccos—his last appoarance thie sasoa, Mr, Be Harpist to the Queen ct England, ex Direotor of Her Majesty's Ttahan Opera, London, &o., will procont, for the Inst fon a ay peer ne eermernes lenle hap iyrio symphony, in two divisions, called Vo} jusioal ia fant parte of the world; introducfog national tive, selocted, from the most authentic sources, which are given in their primitive state, socom| ‘with instruments peculiar to each country !— To which will be added a new and friging! grand chorus, ontitiod fhe California Gold Husters. Musical Director, Mr. deo t. In 0 fr. wil jo. at tho arp. "Wall percicdiacn of the ertainment in grammes. To render thi Conoert aa splendid as Porsitle, the exterior of ill be gally iuminated, and a Milltary Band, stationed under the port co will receive the visiters. ‘Tickete, $1 each, Doors openat7. Concert to oom mence at 8 o'olock. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE BROADWAY Ta. H bernacle—On saturday Kvening, Deo, 30, fur the Benefit of the gentlemcn of the Orchestra of the Inte Park Theatre, who not only lost all their Instraments, but their situations for tho on. suing Winter, by that destructive fire, ‘The following eminent artists }ave,in the kindest manner, offered their assistance oa the ocoveion:—Madame Laborde, Madame Kosi Corsi, Miss Adslo Hchnateck: M, Rew Cor ake, Mr Laborde, Wr, Novalliy and M Bers, Mr, Timm, Mr. Char! hnateok, The Orchestra will consist of the Italian Opera Band, the lat x Theatre Band, ard the greater port of the Philharmo.ic Orchesira—MAKING ALOVE 100 PERFORMERS, ‘Tue whole under the direction of Max Maretzek, Paocaamme—Part 1. 1, Overture—Rizzion. , eee : .«. .Maretzek 2. Fantasia Brilliante—“Hommage ‘a* Rubini*—Solo Viclin, with fall Orchestra accompaniments, cuted by Joseph Burke... Ey Seai » Artot 3. Dro, Don’ Giovanni— by Signor and ‘Signore Rosai: ootural and Poiks ‘de Com cert—executed by Herz : . H. Hers 5. Duo from “Les Bugueno' de joyerboer 6, New Overtui Loder rt II. 1. Grand Fantansie on themes of Lucrezia Borgia, for fail Urchestra, with Soios and Variations for Trom- bone ( sig't Daga,) Fiute (Mr Kyle) Violoncello Sig’ Torriani,) Trumpet (Herr Wind,) Coriocet Sig’ Machi)... ....., 2, L’Abandone, Notumno fot ite ¥ Core 5 3. Aria from “Bre aux’ Giercs ‘with violin solo obligato by ariever... .. 4, Duo Concertart on themes from ‘La Sonnambula,’ for pianoand violin, by Mad'llo Adele and Mr. Charles Hobnstock eg: Wohnstock 5. Doo, “Semiramid 4 Signor Norvell... jo» Overture, fail Orchester Con: uctors, Max Maretzek and George Loder, "ir, Timm will ide nt the prano, ‘kete $1; to behad at the principal hotels and music stores, ‘onthe evening of the Concert. Door open at jock. Conoert t 8 precisely. MUSICAL, RE CONCEKT FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, AT 5 JOUN reet, as ARC) ia bound out, but not to lifornia, hav- ing a “‘Iurgo” but small family to provide for here; he, therefore, respectfully invites id patrons and friends to visit hia old staud before they make purchases elsewhere for New Yoars Gi and mot to forget his little warblers. Fathers, brothora an lovers, don't forget to visit ARCHY'S museum of natural curio sities at 6 John street, : Mec BOXES, MELODEONS AND ACCORDEONS—THE apo ay Divas and Lmporterof, Mosioal Inetre- 2 ‘& largo assortment of Accordeons, Melodeons, Boxee, and all kinds of Musical Tnstromen te EDWARD BAACK, 81 Fulton street, corner of Gold mw and Musical street. “DANCING, \HE NEW YORK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF OPERA- tive Masons respectfully announce that their rixth Anoual ball will take place at Tan.many Ball, on Tuesday eveniog, Jnau- Ary 2d, 1849, the proceeds to be applied to a praiss worthy cause, ‘Dingle’s colebrated cotillon band is Sagaged for the ccoasion. “Ths janagement of Mr. McGowan. Mosirs. J, tiocr will be under D. Ri Martiv 0. Flaherty, and Charles Hart, tee of arrangemocts assure the vared to render this equal, if not ny of the Society's f rmer baila, Tickets $1 each to ad at the door on the eve- JOHN BUCKLEY, Chairman, } Seoreta:ien, Z8IMONS, G. A, Laviey, AUCTIONS. KB AUCTIONEER.—PEREMPTURY FORECLO- sure sale of houkes on Dograw street, near Columbia strevt- Jameq Cole will eell at antion, on Saturday, Deoomber 30, 1545, at 12 o'clock, M., at the Franklin House, Fulton Ferry, Brooklya, tho © twelve nent brick cottages, on the north aide of Degraw st, nmencing 100 feet weat of Colambia street. They are hand- ly finished in the eottage style, with neat door yards, iron Hinge and talconie The bouees are within three minutes ikfrom the Bamiltonavenue Ferry, over flagged sidewalks, nd present grent inducements to capitalists and men of moderate ‘$1,000 may remain on bond aud mortzage on each house, HOMAS BEUL, AUCTION ERBR.—a. M. CRISTALER WILL sell this day, Friday, vec. 30, at 10 o'clock, at 84 Chatham st, ‘and retail Fur Siore, oon- T the whole entire’ stock of » wholteale sisting of eplendid ladies’ mulls, boss, thibets, capes, fur and cloth caps, dozens of hats, buffalo and other robes, und vari other articles ia the line. Sale positive. Kp W. PINE, AUCTIONRER—USEFUL AND ORN’ + tal Prosents tor New Year.—Van Antwerp ®& Pine wiil sall on Saturdoy, Dec. 30, at halt-past 10 v'clock, at No. &8 Brondway, corner ot Wail streot, psremptorily for cash, without regard to weather, afull asgortmeat of Parlor and Chamber Furniture,do- signed expressly for New Year's prvsents, comprisiv Tiety of hasy Parle Chairs for ladies and goutlomen; Hooking Chaire in peat variety, to mateh; Ladies’ Work Tab os, Bureaus Ke: Be, full particulars see catalogues and Courier and &n- quirer. OMER MORGAN, AUCTIONEER, No. 1 PINE STREET. Biegans Hoxsehuld Furniture, Physician's Ca by order of the administrator of the lace J fourth at between Avenues U and D.—Pri clock, will be sold st auction, a very complete and extensive ax sertment of Furniture, ccmprising evory article required for houeek: oping, |The Furniture hay been but iittle used aud ie ta rimo order.” Also, a Phymoian’s Carriage, Office Furniture, Ke, ‘atalogues the day'before ti No. I Pine at. UCTION NOTICE—LARGE SALE OF ALL DESCRIP: tions of goods. This day st 1034 o'clock. iu the old charch, corner Wiliam and Frankforc streets, suitable for the geasoo, rich farm sliver. and plated ware, toys, fariiture, piano forten, jew Fy, faucy articles, &o TRON HHL wor. HEODORE MALLABY, AUCTIONEER Ble.ant Cabinet Furniture, Louis XIV aud 9 Pi it LL o'clock, at No. 65 Brekm: of Gold street, the entire elegant stook of that old ronch Establishment, the whole of whien wit! be warra ted, of rose. weod, muhogany, and black walnut. Catalogues are now ready, and the pubic are invited to examine this superb sto Y LBWIS & MORTINORE, STORS INT CHACHAM Pawnbroker’s Sale This Day.—Friday, Deo. 29, at 0 o'clock, Alarge collection of unt deemed pledges viz 1:0 men’s over and [50 pants and voste; ladies silk dresws, shawls, oven. , quilts, sheets, &e, By order of A. Goodman, 31 &W AND ¥ styles—On Street, cor- rs = FOR SALE. ‘OR CALJFORNIA.—FOR SaLE CULAP, THE WELL jown Pubic douce A’anthus, now kept by PF: Speight: reason for selling, he ie going to C ives, corner of W y Place and FOR, SALE —A FIRST CLAMS, THRER S1OAY, ATTIC, brown stone, front House, in Madison avenue, botwoon Such snd Slot strocta, near Madison square. Tho house lar” stewith avery conveaienoe—has the Croton, hot and oold, throaghout; Gxtures, Ro, The front parlor is 4 foot deop, with an ornament truss or transom across the centre, with a tea room 16 foot; the second story tea room is fitved up for a conservatory house isnot ‘and workmanship by any of its size, north of 14th strost, jouning lot, t rear, oan be had with the house. Inquire . ‘2% Aun street, corner of Nassau with fine under cellar. Possossion given the arst of May og Wi. ©, BETTS, Bsy., Actorney at Law, No, 51 ee OR BALE—A VERY STYLI$4 BLACK 10236—KIND IN doube and single harness and under tho saddle, Apply at F 61 Chrisvopier street, RR SALE—A FULL BLOIDED st. BERN aan, stands 234 feat he 100 LEIGHS FOR SALE—ONE LIGHT SINGLE SLRION, price $30; one Double sle'zh, for two horses, price $30. Tobe No, 47 Cherry atroet, toon at Place & Chichester's Stable: Algo, one Light Single Sleigh, price $35, To be.aoen at Cowaa’s lercer street, ) EWORR SLBIGU FOR SALE—A HAND3UME O og og nn reore, it Johnston; . Mise Harber, iT WATCH—Pierre Dub: Merville, oz. G. Jurday; Iaciquot, Mr, Ninetie kre, WHERE'S BABNUM?—Mr. Smiler, Mr. Brough: Mr. urton, ioe Seraphina Siulth. Mins Morgan: ies Bar! Doors open i Deo, 20, will be port 400 i, Blooner. | Tu be irole BO conte, Uy 636, ourtain will rise at Atter wnich rher. Circle, 60e.; Family Circle of Second ad 100 63<—ourtain sises at F. “0 gises TICHELL'S OLYMPIC 1 0 Walcot, Fi ‘HEATRE—BENEFIT 0) T.—FRID \Y ated the burietta oal'e! THE Jord Thaay UBoe- he new | oie, Mr, Bur T. Joonston; Pauline, Mrs. Kaight, To comclade with F Ma jormed DUN jon Coase, Mr. Wa cot: Maritana, Miss ‘BOIR BTL EPRE—Mona. Ham followed by pee Boxes; Ply, Lakge. Doors MEnICAN MUSBUM—P. T, BARNUM, PROP, Hitchcock, Manager.— Splendid performances every afternoon at 3 o'cloc! evening at haltpast7 o'clock, The managor is the continued engagement of Mr. Hales, the largest ar d heaviest man living, bef were ever seen alive, Major Littletinger and his heart, Titania, the Fairy doth of than General Tom Thun urlesqus Opera, e ly for the American Museum, entitled “The reat Western, the Yankee Comedian, wit appear formance, afternoon and evening, in ® Grand Y: Toth Bore Living Orang Outatg: Madame Rockwell the Fortune i Fete Morris; Highland Wax Soripture tatu: Admiesion, 25 cents; children under 10 years 1236 cel Pyces waren A, NO. 36 CANA ‘Model Artista, 83in number, will appea d now tableaux. Orchestra boxes, 373% conte: oon performance every Wé TOPPANI BALI Walker street, will open on Monday next, Day, with White's New Band of Serenadors and 0) alist, ton in, number, consisting Ethiepian and Operatic Sinzers Pianist, Comperer. and Guitwrist. ommeneing Tuosday. Deo. MIRTOR, F* ae ik, and every hoppy to announce Baglish sian, the over eight feet ‘high, and welghing over a quarter of a ton ; the smallest human ir that sweet ettee whom are much smaller on 0 Sloep Walkor.” ‘at each per: ‘Toller. enter. paryuette, 25 ‘ednesda: yand 303 BROADWAY, CORNER OF New Year's perstic Vo of tho moat talented troupe of in Amerioa—no exceptions, ‘The whole under the direction of Mr, Nelson Kneass, the celebrated BE ATHALIAN MINSTRELS WILL CONTIN UE THEIR imitable performances. to the entire satisfaction of their ind the public, until further notice, Hall No. 400 Grand of a new Christinss pantomime, in which Mr. Kemp Bis wonderfal ascension on the appea and together with the G the audience in a contin rand principal dancer. 7 the following gentlom« Mr, Conover; Colum W.w. estern Serenaders, w pantomi Vdtield; Pax taloon, M4. tte, (7, VOLOGICAL BALL, % AND 87 BOWERY. —THIS nificent establishment lenow open daily from 13g till 4,and | tried before his peers. Irom 63 till 9, #.M. ‘The hal great clegance, and th the larrest and most en at each exhibition, Ponies and Monkies. 18. Adm! sontiokets $5. Mr. Brooksenters aden of Li MEDICAL. nblished in pureuance of ite By Laws, ip in the ve Fractitior ere of Medicine ana dcenduet entitle them to the co fidence of probation of the profession, The objects demy are :— exertions for mutual improvememt, and contribution Literature, 4d. Tho Asseciation of the Profession Proper for mutual recognition and fellow ship, ‘3d_ ‘The promotion of the charaoter, the interests the fraternity, by maintaining Regular Profession of the city and 6: the standard of Medical Faucati: n, RESIDENT FELLOWS. Abbott, Norman, Adams, Jobn G. Gibert, James T. Chapin Jno. R, F. Camrret Stewart, M. D., Kev» ding Seoret or thore contemplating marrisg.—Tho Marri Private Mediaal Compesem io ‘Dr. A. M. Mauricesa. 000 copies having alrea iy been of fotiing scopy, wheshor acrind or ana which should be known to thom partic ., A RK. 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LEIGHS—WE HaVR BEEN APPOLN’ TAR jOLe gente for thiseity, for the sale of Goold’s Albany dinighy vite the inapection of purchasors. ‘They are devidediy the tyle of ever offered in this market and aro justly oole ry of mad Hee thele sleranee and Wasuineton, Dec. 27, 1848. ir. Greeley—His Excess of Mileage Stusement— The Excitement Occasioned. This moming, before the meeting of the House, members were discussing, in the post office, the merits of Mr. Greeley’s statement in the Trihene, charging that excesses of mileage had been receive ed by honorable members; and at the very first op- portunity, Mr. Sawyer took uo the endgels in the House in hys own defence. He was followed by others, Mr. Turner among them, who bore down hard on Mr. Greeley. As soon as the article was advertedto, a rush was made tor the periodical stand leading to the Hall, and all the copies of the Tribune of the 22d inst. instantly purchased. Two hundred could have been solo if they had been ow hand. By three o'clock not acopy wasto be found in any of the periodica! agencies, and the file papers from the reading reoms even were abstract- ed. The paper, as weli as the editor, had a fine tun here for one snowy day at least. But as your reporter has doubt! ¢s furnished you with an ee- count of the doing, { will not speak further upon the subject, further than to say that the country indebted to Mr. Greeley tor having charged, tem- poranily, the abolition current, which had set im this direction, threatening to inundate this peor jittle, much talked about District, and washing owt the black specs of slavery. Now that the editor of the Tribune has commenced the fun, we hope he will continue to enliven ng. | Wasninaron, Dee. 27, 1348. Congress— Those Muleages—The Sussengers rising up nm Judgment against Horace. The Senate sat for several hours to-day, dis- cussing private bills, without a quorum. The House had a livelier time. Some years ago, it was reported in the Zyrbume that Mr. Saw. yer, of Ohio, had a happy knack of eating Bologna gtusages behind the Speaker’s chair. {1 was re- garded as a great indignity uvon a member of the House, and the supposed offender was expelled from the hall, while the name of Mr. Sawyer spread over Europe, as well as America, a8 the ‘“saseenger man.” From that hour he felt toward Mr. Greeley, that “The Inst link is broken ‘That bound me to thee,” In thet tale of the sausage Sent over the 4 Recently, a table has appeared in the Tribume, making out a hard case against the representa- tives ot the people, and the dignity, to say noth ef the honesty, of the House, on the score mileages. a The publication challenged an investigation. There was no escape from it. Horace must be And here we have another | proof that the guilty cannot hope to escape puatsh- ment. Horace had been guilty in that sassenger transaction of an outrage upon a peaceable maa, who had a right to the protection of the House in discussing sausages or any other question. Mr. Sawyer bided his time, knowing that in the ar- | rangements of an inscrutable Providence the day | of reckoning must come. Checeman, Jno, 0, ‘Taft, Marons L. Childs, 8. Kussell Taylor, Ixanc B Clark, reter F. ‘Toth apf, Theo. Ciarkion, CV Cn ‘Thayer, tleory W. Clements, J. W.G. Linely, Jared Thompson, AG, Jr. | Clintom, Alex. Ladlow, BG Tomes, Robert Cock, Tkores Lycn, Jas. L. Townsend, P. 8, Cock, Thomas F. foCsffery, Thar. Trudeau, Jn. Collins, ©. McClelland, John — Underhuil, alfred Vache, Alox Van Atida c, Horry if | | | | chin “ —_———__—____. | tations to others. OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO TAR MARRIED | Sa, treating the M’ It came to-day. Horace was the prisoner, and ners was the victimiser, ‘The sas engers had recoiled; they had recuperated, and they hita lick back. The triumph of Sawyer was perlect. He delivered over the pris »nerto tie | House, satisfied withhis revenge. The gleam of satistaction upon the tace of the peace ible man from Ohio, when he sew his flaxen-hatred enemy | surrounded jby the ordeal of an eximination, was beautiful, a8 af visions of pans full of sa-sengers, swimming in hog’s lard, were floating before his imagination. 2 But seriously, the perquisites of mileages, evad- ed, put off, and concealed so long, is out, and amendment must follow. The Senate, of course, are too dignified to be in any hurry to notice so emall a business. But the bill will come over from the House, and the shortest post route can no longer eh hi 5 ia o-morrow we may have, by way ofa change, a touch ot abolitionism. We shall not do much this seesion; but the materials of both.houses are in geod condition for an explosion upon the slightest Nigger provocation. Touch that subject, and there isa row. Wasuineton, Dee 27, 1843 Trouble in the Navy—Complaists of the American Munuter at Rio Jancirv against Com. Storer, ¥c. Mr. Bright, of Indiana, introduced into the Se« nate, on Thursday last, a resolution, requesting the President to communicate the despatches of on Minister at Rio Janeiro, respecting the services and conduct of Commodore George W. Storer, commander-in-chief of our naval torces on the coast of Brazil. It 1s probable that the production of these des- patehes will result in still furtheraction. Acco:d- ing to accredited report, the indigaities cast upom Mr. Todd, our Minister at Rio, by Com. Storer, are calculated to prejudice the official position of our representative, If this be so, the Commodore may find himself in a very delicate position This accounts for the rumor contained in the papers a week or two ago, of Commodore Parker havile been detailed to relieve Storer. The complaints of Mr. Todd against the Com- | modore, are briefly as follows: The American Consul at Pernambuco communicated to Mr.Todd the existence of troubles in that province, which rendered the display of a naval force off the port expedient. This information Mr. Todd commu- | nicates to the Commodore, who promises to send | @ vessel thither, on the arrival of the brig. Pert | then m the rivet Platte. When this vessel reach? es Rio, the Commodore proceeds himselt to Per- nambuce in his flag ship, but refuses to informe the Minister of his destination, a'though solicited to do so, that he might communicate with the Consul. Heeven denied that he was going to Pernambuco. A similar course marked his cone duct on another occasion, when a vessel of his squadron was leaving Rio for the river. Ta addt- tion to these slights, complaints are made by Mr. ‘Todd of the conduct of the Commodore towards him, on the occasion of certain deserters trom the Brezil navy, who had shipped on board the Br dywine, being demanded by their authorities In the progress of the proceedings heve referred to, the Minister charges the Commodore with having acted towerds him in violation of “truth and ho- nor” The above will give you some idea of the offi- | cial revations of these two functionaries. Their official relations are in no respect more pleasant: When the Commodore was on the eve of sali for Pernambuco, betore any misunderstanding had taken place, Mr. Todd invites him to an entertain- ment, at the same time intorming him, by letter, that on his acceptance of \t, he would issue invi- The Commodore proceeds to tmister’s note with silent con- tempt. On the return of the flig-ship, Mr. Todd gives a Wale ball, to which he invites all the offi- cers of the squadron, except the Commodore. Accounts trom Brazil are otherwise adverse to the naval commander-in-chiet. Both with his own officers, and in his intercourse with citizens, he has rendered himself, it 1s sa'd, odious. A pe- | titen for his recall, among the American mer- chants of Rio, was at one time numerously | signed. Tn mi Clin itary circles, [ heard the name of General ch, of Georgia, mentioned for the War De- | partment, under the incoming administration. Wastineton, Dec. 26, 1848. The Fostmaster General— Major Hvbbie’s Report. In the Washington correspondence of the Phila | delphia Ledger, a dental 1s made as to the truth 0; the charges brought by us against the Postmaster General, in withholding Major Hobbie’s report ; and the fact of Mr. Johnson having called tor the report 18 triumphantly brought forward as a proof Of our alleged falsehood. We felt inclined to let the matter drop, now that the report has been pro. duced ; but the attack of the demi-official orgam of the Postmaster General renders it a matter of justice to ourselves, and to the paper with which we have the honorto correspond, that we should defend the statement we made. jor Hobbie’a report was placed in his chief’s hands betore the latter had transmitted his annual report. No notice, however, was taken of it; and up to the date of our letter charging wilful delay on the part of the Postmaster General, not the most distant intimation was made to any one, by the fanction- ‘y in question, that a report had been received at all from his subordinate. On Thurad. Berald containin, suggestion was thrown out tl m would not transmit his assistant’s report te py | cal ge! be oa ae it; and, accord on that ve: calle were made, both in the nate ‘und’ Besos, tor document. Thus it was nearly three weeks the report had placed in Mr. Johnsoa’s hends, and not tul that the head ot the Office Department awoke from his let g z EF i in order to try and get out of the requesting scrape, Major Hobbie a letter, him to draw up