The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1849, Page 1

NO. 5329. MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1849. TWO CENTS. | {HIRTIETH CONGRESS. 5. On Lek Reem pocage . se "_ Pollee Intelngenee. effort wer made to take up the resolution, Mr MoClel- | The Reception Dinner to Mons. Cabet, Theatrical and Musical. Law Intelligences a poe giao nd aggre ay eerie ry the Teartan Sociattat. — * Boweay Turarne—Tble henge was pretty welt | ee ie ate traeerartines Gee, | afitey tcok Lng Agen | Im Senate, mand forthe previcue quention would uot cut of's | A Temarkeble character arrived in Now York, in the | tended last evening, thongh the fine nights and good | Dena mn wu y it the Court ous, the Mayer has investigated the mastter, ond riebman by the name of James nt Dolan war policeman | boot-jack. {1 j the ee Attorne: injosed man was picked up and copveyed to bia rea a yy, Mr. First, becoming | dence, where be d from the effects of Foe nye blows’ Dr. Watery, fee chores omomerees immediately on the di which authorized hia gt tached | orders fcr the ar est of three Ger: by the names ‘or | Henry Ebers, Richard Eges, jenry t.vers, who th ping a étrorderly houre; “taken | were accordingly tehen into 0d: op suspicion of search for, batl for her; that it was dus having caured the death of the deceased, and oo: motion to committee; he called for the previous ques- | eteamer Europs, the other day, no less a person than | sleighing evidently tell sgainst theatricals. Never “Mie. Concun tmoved to ley the reeolution on the te- | tbe famour—we should rather say the netorioas—Mons, | mind; when the tnow is gone people will td jo than ever. ble. ‘This was decided in the negative—yeas 62, nays , Cabet. fatber, patron, originator, and founder of the | thelr theatres with greater satisfaction : 123. . colony im Texes called learia, or rather, we should | play of “ Genevieve ” was performed first, Miss The House refused to refer the resolution to the | say, the ciderent colony, since it existe no more, having, | Wemyss, as the unjustly surpected wife, played most Committee of ad Meany, anit was finaily pase admirably. Clarke, Hall, Wipane, and the rest, filled 64 their parts well Thi ay of “Love's Stratagem ”” was the next plece. avd the ‘Forty Thieves” oon- gtewtest bubbles of Greeleyiam. one of theloudesthum- | cluded A grand pew spectacle, called ‘ Boadicea, ane of } Wasnincron, January 4, 1849. Cold weather continues. Pretty fall attendance in the Sexate. Privute bill day in the Senate. | an TING CASE GF A BRAVE SOL! Ltd A Dill was called up, for granting » pension of $508 mcnth, to Mejor James M Scantland, late a volunteer | ‘officer im the armies of the United States engazed in it, pd tebaviour It ap tated Ip the Court of the castigation of Viexico. [Tbe case of Major Scantiand we have referred to hheretofere. He rerved among the ‘teers. in both colomns of the army; INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, The Cuerx next reed the bill from the Senvts. to earene Shes poater iS Mista Gometae? apna bugs of there latter days. The passenger, whose arrival | Queen cf the Celts,” is in rehearsal. and wi ing of Chepuibepes he wan shot stond it will shortly be produced in most magnificent ba srenaegee ne al rota Np a et meaeaend wraetonger shar, leaman the, | Ssie, ‘wiib setly braery, new trweghout; maga | 2,7RIG (2 Oa a a | eal ae ce ae ty Sen a cee eee ‘eye, iq' ney ¢ - orpt dresses of the date; music. vooa) and instr i " 1 > 5 on tbe left side of the meck. He was left as dead u; Mr Epwaaps moved that the bill be now put on its . eg enone pment ite —— janeort mental, properties, &e. It will, im fact, be one of Sevens ragreepackeg. pieces yn nee Hacer tamandackon the inquest, whieh will be BAe ed tobe etill living te ee bar tat 1s, Of Tennessee—I move to amend the dill, of oge oF riddle etatur “ Fonerable f Reta Minn eniaen Oamasinae me of from the general charge. applied to the court to name | Rubbed on the Five Points—A man by the name of the Merr alluded to The District Attorney deolined George Jamleron, resiaing at No. 63 Tallmadge strest, to do so then. but said he would do so the next morn- | Brcohlyn, visited the Five Polnts last. might, in search ing. His ipformant coming im during the session of | (f facts and fancy, when, searcely had he been in that sorgeors he was res*ored but with the los: and the destruction of the iaternal org Be it further enacted, that each indi- expression of countemance her prepossessing until bolder shal be Table in hia individual | hele better known On looking at the man ono oam- | "Charice Xi Oe Seuple ot'fenee. dae 28 follows. vidual stock! +, from | ough roperty for all debts «f the eo: ” pot refrain from feeling a strange sensation, not in- i The bell in entering his temole shattered the skati | "Ae. Pavers, (wud others) ak for the yeas and died of admiration’ bat of pity‘and sorrow, talented | Punts = Ve commana 8 thee Tee ean ae Pres A emeate aeeenuse en! beeches cloneapriscte ao-eieeraMMaaes oe aes, with wonder, Ly ow such a m eoul tT) F al A “y the bone, which cron une contiees ty Cork that wan | ME, Nicou:—I have an amendment to the amend- | Supedse many propia, end cart thomas tt sere by tue | BACaDwar Tnxatax.— Monte Christo,” was agal ten’a couree, intelation to the bailin first charge, hnborkood! wbete; after oa the bone, which even now continue to work their way to the surfece, keeping the wound oven. At the last . Congress passed a law granting Major Scant- land $50 a month; but ba: pg slacre family in Tennes- see dependent upon him, he been compelled to take ment of a temporary clerk, offered ta him by the. Seer-tary of the Treasury. The effect of the labor thus areumed has so injured his remaining eve as to to abandon the work He is also suffering went: that the stockholders should be liable to double | magic wand of bir Gree'eyite deoeptinn. from acom | prerented Inst evening, before a densely orowded | 8D¢ he apswered that he did At the close of the | plied with some of the bad ru, he was soem relieve 2 ression. the District Attorney stated thatthe oMcer | Of & gold watch valued ut $83, and $86 amount of the stock. Iam epposed to unrestricted ye focal ap Sts of Nipiad home, into tue | house. Thir grand epectacle continuento attract vast | tiered to was Geo Denniston. it does notappsar | Sbortiv after micsing hie money, he Lnform ; Gardner and &weeny. who arrested Johu F Coben, on opposed to the government | all things, im the wilde, morasaes, and wildernesnes of | DUMbers nightly, and the gallerter, boxes, and every | from the imeny of the District Attorney. that Be, is corporation to swindle honest ry bardly known, hardiy penet pertof the theatre wore filled to-excess. Mr. Lester | at the rame time. stated that his informant did not re: | surpicion of #Ualing tbe property| Three woman were lodseee Of divilsation. ad Onl as Edward Dantes, (s sailor.) afterwards Count o | Collect making , : 9 the te-timony of th t the District Attor. | to show that Coben was the ae Ie E.Secnnentient: | mae Yen merge | sase se Arie mreet Monte Cristo, ond also assuming the char acters of « ted the fact. aud he would make ag | sud money. The women, on. the ou buiag fa her xtraordinary ae ; t {ny estigated, were disobarged from custody, and Cohen : mona int. whi dition ts Mr. Nico.i—I offered an amendment to the amend. | cess of bis wild scheme and rascally imposture, to the | Smuggler, Sinbad the Greek, an English Travelier bat bis informant had told b' . Ib further , , the effec of ble placer! bia tari aba pedg.deine mest. Gistracted and dietarbed condition of mea and affairs da Freuch Abbe, acquitted bimvelf wih much 1d Ad, testimony. that ofloer Den a 2, Cee seesie_ See DaValad WleatareT }) "eccmmetacieeet ae ieeatet, AR AIEERES (4 dpe mronate Ee anions einen WA. ik oot bie: Ses, seatee's sole tean deceit Ths Abbe Tisia, s anwomerin the Chawas | nhoen re ctpent op sadealg cote zuncumet™ mes | ute who treurontar ioe hicweees heehee therefore the present bill, increasing his pension from off. y euch men as Cee Wes mr bat h 1d give it t» bf few monthe since, where he was de‘ained oa @ charge 80 Mr. Nrcou.—Ab! On Tuesday ovening last, some French, of this city, rwards ey replied. that he would give it t» bim 5 iy Mr Contiaek eee son, of La, and Mr. Rusk, ap- The aes ry for the previous question was seconded, admirers of Monsieur Cadet, or of ae enter. b inimitable dro. - por lraey ie! ri fay bai oa ae — bo aa Fetes geal gathang Moora tnt meena ses olde : o? ' —sayes 47. De war at a complimenta' al ven at ‘6 Of is ” * ~~ Peacianeay ee hater he anes eM ee cs | ate Sreaxen Tis HE ‘GGstAab Ye on U5)" aliséhla, {ane Shalkypeere'otar’ 18 beep bcetont gee xotetades fee ite first introduction upon the | Iccks, while in the discharge of his duty” “That | We Understand, Js positive azaturt him, and conviction PY ment of the gentlemen from New York, tothe amend- | stylr, such'ss refleoted eredit upon the proprietor of # popular theatre, and ferl much grati- | Denniston retorted “ that he was not going to by | certain The theriffof: Ricbmond connty would do ment of the jeder from Tennesree Seen (eine banquet far Gifferent fom gai of an- | fied to perceive Roke it gains, after every tucceniy, | {tightened by tho District Attorney's blowing; that bay Ce ee this rogue, aud bring him oan again. Mr, Jonas—I bave now written out my amendment. | tertainméent which we understand M. Cabst has been | performance, in popular favor. We would again re- | be had many a time gone in prison to take out persons a oe SN 8 Knife — A young BAe Py, eg ‘The Cienk read It— "That each stockholder shail be | the inrtiumept of ceusin many to partakeof inthe | mind thore who have not perused the work from which | "BO were nearer to the District Attorney than to bgp tet te Srrested yeaterday. by o vlad Nadie sm hie individual capacity for the debts and lis- | herrid wilde cf bie horrid Neeria this popular drama is taken. that the voluminous ma- | him.” The charge that the defendaat did om the o0- ee ohare _— one phe net 8 bilities of the corporation, and executions issued on On the cloth being remoyed, a gentleman, whose | terial of which it in composed. hae rendered It impera- | cesion referred to. go fee ke rat! wbenein aren 4, oheneed CC judgments sball be levied and made out of anyone of have nit been able to ascertain, rose and | tive. in order to bring the piece within the time allot- | ®BY evidenon before pial ihc Cel aM et nie dtr the stock ho:ders,”? th of Father Cabet. which was d ted to one evening's performance, to place between | that it is unfonnded, eppears thet: Kelly, ‘om ‘Thursday: might, was.en ‘bere was some confusion of tongues, which in- religious solemnity by the whol several of the scenes aud acts the supposed lupse of | °f it ip court by the defend agera | drunken tpree, and ran into the grocery store at t duced pony. Another toast was then dra some mouths aod some years. The entertainments e cflerce. If, on the other hand, as [ am com- | corner of Duane and Elm stree's, and as Thomes was ‘The frraxrn tocall gentlemen to order. ‘The union of all democrata upon th: patted off most ruccersfuliy in every respect. aerume, the charge was pire ry roti rn pane to — entered by The amendment of Mr Nicoll was read, and the | evith.” This was drunk with loud and animated ap- |“ Narrona:. Tuxarsx—Wo were much pleased last | Bat7al, and cannct, be, deomed censure es ddantig ee Taoten onto rout a SE RSS ey ie apr i Le ere ey aoe rose, and offered ave tosst, «The | eYening with the way In which “ Pizarro” was per- | Iated ucts nly to deprive bim of thecffice from which |/right shoulder ‘now if the amendment of the gentlemen from New | union of all European North American demo- | formed at this heuse. Scott, indeed, was great as | be derived his support, but to bast his reputation, and Ke ie ha ietrate held the accused to bail to ‘of order? It contradicts that of th 2 Rolla, the noble Peruvian, and his elocation-was most | it. "ae avowedly made for the purpose of reaching the | the charge. her gentle; from Tennessee. Canet proceeded to explain his views and [deas rl i public, with the authority attached to the high offcer | Arrests on Suspicion of Murder.— Officers Wood and The Srraxxn— The Manual says that the chair has | upon the subj-ct of the sentiment which he bad just | *@™rable. His scene with Alonzo, in the cell, was | from whom it proceeded. To delay answering the | McLsugblin, cf the Third ward. arrested yesterda: no right to decide proposed. He particularly commented upon the con- | really grand. Tilton acted Alonzo im good style; and | cberge, when the denial would go out with it, would three Irishmen, by the namrs of James Cox, Patric ‘Theamendmentto the amendment was not agreed to. | oltien and prospects of democracy in Europe, wad | Miss Mestayer, as Cora, played with much talent. Mis | Dave been to | Aah lta cape Ribonr tn cot Hype I Te ay caw Mae oe Hg Aas t-te tae a the Sierens. ebaracter of bis wounds, has the claim i in bis favor of a leader of @ forlorm hope, and of being t e@werthy and exemplary man. Mr. Nices thought the sum was too large. He should bie know upon what principle this sum is to be al- Mr. Jonnson, of La., raid that it was upon the au- thority of @ precedent allowing Capt, Harrieon $50 a month for the lo-s of a eg This was a fer more ag etal Soe indeed, without s parallel in the tory ‘Mr. Trvarxy appealed, thet if thie and worthy aeldier were compelled to eke out his subsistence by the destructive ‘abor to him. of writing as a clerk, he id + ae es ver ort time. ir, Nines— 1m We May propose, we oan: * not restore the a ag aes sumed that we are to make good all individual losses ' fothe war A precedent establi ® princiole of this kind, would be bee gree one No man pretends ; that we ean make good all individual losses, however ‘The seas and nays were ordered on the amendment | showed that now in Europe. democracy has been put M is a most judictous actress. The grou; of . e n cfficer of the court ax well as the District | time since, at Cold Springs. ‘The deceared and tbe roa BAL MTT tes gL OTN AH, AO SEENON NOG AER LMR HORNY. aeons 19 ya caitttonlt otees x Cavdiatee Te TOLER Aerie The |, Italian Menkes, ond the dascing es teee viene yf aud/altbough aoling in c tises Mambo en | phtoaen huvek outhe Albany Relted, ahd The motion was rejected, and the bill allowing the ‘The amendment will be read. dewoctate of the barriers, aewell as by the other psx | 7euPe, Dext came On. Doth of them were much ap- | pacity. was equelly entitled to protect bimssif from | tn « fgkt amo partien, O'Neil wae killed, "Jus- Prey Hee spleen ce) ead it. ° ere Of Furepe in other parte More Cabee rom: | piauded. ‘The new. dramo of‘ Casline Ferrur’? bas | Dnfounded accurations The ‘manner in which the | tlee McGrath detained the priseners until a requisl- Peng sel Glen Aidioaen lh wanpaseed.cs o; ino ots Mr. Rusisey rose to a point of order, and was pro- a eae sloavest iy pan "the happy field en veryeuocesrful. Chapman sings a most remark- | charge was repelled remains to be considered. This | tion eomes from Putnam county for their removal for Mr. Wsstcorr moved a reconsideration of cording te state it. forious prorpects open democtacy in the | Spe song in it byte 6 of the vartous in- cortalnly: tenrepey, and: !edenercioas) WatiJH it trial. by which the bill was rej-cted, allowing 10 ‘The Srraxex remarked that @ point of erder was States cf Americs. The free soil of happy | **™ments are re: - mderful. urged in extenustion that tl igh! 3 in ne Superior Court. the owners of the brig Gil Bias, for the destruction of | not debatable after the previous question was ordered. ica now afforded the orly place where there was ‘oupe take their benefit and make their last appear- | ture of the imputation. and in the circumstances Before Coief Justice Oakley. A fine billie presented for the occasion, as will | by which it was accompanied, great be seen on referring tothe list of amusements. A new | After the District Attorney had made th Indian drama. entitled * Wacousts,” will be produced | tion, generally, and was called upon by seid brig by ord-r of United Stetes officers; lying aso | & Mr. Cummixcs—I should like to hear the amendment ‘wreck on the Florida coast, and which wae destroyed 4 Fead. in order to prevent certain stores on board from falling The Srraxen — It bas been read twice. 1d the prospect of bel: Janvany 5.—Proudfoot ve Pell ~The jury in this cause, which was reported in yesterday's Herald, ren- a ‘dict for fendant n into the hands of the Indians Mr. Cummixcs—Ieitto amend the amendment, or next Mon duy ever it bas been long im prepara- | of the court, to any of whom the charges might on party Sandton thie was an action on's Mr, Kino took oeoasion to ay. that im bis former re- | 18 the question on the origi: endment? _ apply, to specify the individual, be had no alternative nt for $250. The record of the judgment was marks upon this bill. he had been eo grosely misrepre- The Srraxea—On the ame: t Ateelf. but to do so, or to withdraw the charge; it was un- Urs id The defe yas thet it was recover- C offichs rters. te, as to ‘The yeas and nays were then taken. and the amend- 7 doubtedly proper and prude: poat as iat garth by a 3 cveartebi tis mnie pressed, ment, iequiring individuel erponslility, was rejected. | lightened portion of mankind! “Thereare.{t is true, | Bvaror’s Twxarar.—Last evening the house was | be did, naming the ladividual vaiil he bad Verified bis whi eb Re Proceeded to do {0 opposition to the bill Yeas 69; nays 01, a8 follows, vis :— cn sss Vale Cy ee oe ube pret | completely filled, from the boxesto the gallery, it being ie iestitorsanine cpa, Aropeady BOG gin id. that he had been reported as | y, ‘ ; cant, we have in this ba ad, Tease forma saying exeotly the reverse of what hexaid sage and if | war jee aEiRy, Redioass, Becher, Birdeat, | Che copfdent bore aed proepeot of Unies eee | for the benefit of that excellent astor Mr. Brougham, | disavowed the charge, bad he not still stronger reason this system were to be pursued in this manner, he | Brown, alert 'G. Brown, Franklin Cls Colln s. Cus. jops bad been taken. The presumption, ther-fore, wes, that the . ile plaintiff was paid, and the Judgment satisfied. Cabet then adverted in a feeling and sensitive | #nd certainly it was avery substantial compliment. | t© do fo afterwards? and unless he bad evidence that | Court tcok that view of the case, but left it to the jury sbould move to reveal the resolution providing for the msnper, to the numerous attacks and numberless | The such disavowal bad been corruptly proeured, shouldbe | to find the fact. The jury, without leaving their Pebliretion ofthe debates. ce ation ke said bere i, Bgeiay, sl, | calumier, of which bisrystem. bie person, hie charac: ey 0 Ati aun rae . sarge: © - we | BOf rather hove stated the facts, and raid that he was | seats, found s verdict for the defendant. to put in ap appeal that his bumble remarks, hereafter, Chrrles J. Inecreotl, I Iverson, | ter-apd views, had successively been the object, net | dams, in two acts, called ‘Dombey & Son jar | not, und: Hiraw Veltman. Henry H Butterworth, and others, if the: of be Teported more acourately,’ be not re: presen hobs ators, | CPIy in France. but also in America. Mons Cabet | ton, a Captain Cuttle, in which be stands unrivalled, | 8DY person, or inslath ts Henry G Thompson and John Graham —This was 4 ported at Liteon,’ Lord, Dauphin MeCeeeit, | then procerded in reply to there vile attacks and slan- | brought from the audience long and renewed applause, | YOM4 nf vague sus | an action on an attachment boad. It appeared that q Mr. eecaah are prs eae: sRhder all = broke: aun, Miler, ‘Mors!s,, Worse Newell, | d¢7#, to — anaes or ene tendency ee Mr. Brougham, as old Jov Begstock, and Jack Bunsby brrd = — on peprewinsrents rene cage en cee re rs’ reports ton, Phe’ le re rT etrimer. an w,in every res; 4 ‘ , nel boat: Re Maeuke eons ab comsstipgiven oo cosa beoe: I. Sawyer’ Sim-peon, Rniarts Ketert to the use of violent measures | X¢Pt, the delighted sudience in one continued roar of ich alone could jui ublic stigma | orcckery ware forthe use ofthe boat. The contract was laughter, Jamos 7. Knight, a0 Mdith; Dyas M: pected his social system. 4 into between the steward of the boat andthe (w fy P which would be fastened upon him by naming him ia w ir, were felts done ) it would have been much more The bill was reconsidered on tha vote rejecting it— l¢ | Skewton, amd Dre, Brougham, os Susan life es being 8 co! kery to be furnished in auch received with great spplauce, and so they shuuld have made @ formal complaint to the mayor, he aeemehel, « 2 malicious plota and machinations’ To | Of Toots was taken, last evening, for the first tims at | mits policemen im complaints duly made, instead of ‘April, 1848, and oo: ‘antil Sep- ‘The Benate, tm the course of the private calendar, had opposed’ brotherly love, ‘a7ma | this thestre, by Mr. Dawron. in which Mr. D. made | publiching {t befcres tribunal which bad no power to t, when the thea onners failed; the boat tin ellowing some $25, tos Mr. Calla- “tye 53 scientific persvasion. M. Cabet then entered intoan | wwtes bit, as the audience, who are excelient judges | redress the evil complained of The expreasion of the into the bands of new owners, shortly af- ro 5 jtomio de Bexar, in Texas. for certain Gor ‘coeds farmished to. Colonel Harney’s detachment of. Ball, eisai, Howe, ti @ army, for its subsistence while at that place, and jolmes, Hubtard. Budson, Bunt, Joseph B. Te; ‘on the merch from it South. pending the Iate war with Li ip such cates, expressed themselves well pleased. b: defendant that “ he was not going to be frightened by srqument on the causes of all the revolutions now | owed applauecr « Slasher and Crasher” went cf | the blowing of the District Attoroey,” which was ove. with the usual ¢clat; belng a very laughable farce, and | talsly improper apd censurable, it seems, by the tontl- eo performances conciuded with the | mony of Alderman Adams, who was on the bench the met witk an accident by which her me- ry was broken, and she was laid ap for the win- j the thortly afterwards attach a the de- red into the bond for » Lawrence, in. Welivaive, March, Marvin, ase, upon ‘Mullin. Murphy, Nelson, Nes, Nicoll. Outlaw, Palfre: musing piece called “California Gold | when the occurrence took place, was preceded by the 7 Mexico. Part of the gcods were sporopriated by the > > | condition of the laboring classes of y which the present action is brought—the amount of Serene Gasped, Hee “Banery ceaalacr’ | Eesgestny,tiksk Pea, i Boast Sota d: | Smoye™ aera toes apc Mca 8 | a Reni tts cume ill ta ered, ands) somerty of tbe Dunit Acternes, that “be vad Bot | the lam being $080 The procipal Gatouey wea that tlone, livertets Cake Be sith: Tonssee ane; Swepeer’: | ieee ones, by affirming tbat it wan che very identical | mee. ceonthe Beaee oy the lect ar tbe terete e penatee of (his | she credit upon which the goods were sold hed not Mx. Bonzaxn, Mr. Rusx, Mr, Wesrcorr, Mr. Waux- | Teylor, Nichard W. ‘Thom Jobe Be. doctrine of the Sa po ie Re wih a ne i, expired, apd it waa also.contended thatthe requlre- 3 e Re: rr understood before uatil | Mx. Baxen’s Bensfxr,—This favorite anthor, and | uty by tb ‘others discussed | Tuck, Van Lyke, Vinten, Warren, White, Woodward.—Nays 91. | row. M. Cabet tl ooeeded to explain the fatiure | stege ma ther. by th transnction with.| The. Srraxrn—The question is mow on the third | of lcarie. IfMt hed not been for the revolution of Fe- ie RO ee immediately called for the | J°M!#: instead of e-sembling but s few Grende. im len of specie in the purchase of provi-'| yeas and nays. | [“No! “no” “no” Then 1 move | Sug, moment Dumint over 40600 io re commit the bill. [‘ That's right!” “Hold on!” ‘Without any ratirfac’ery conclusion upon the bill, ‘The Srxaxer—No ee motion can be modems the Senate, at s quarter past three, adjourned. the question istaken on the third reading saree ‘The third reading was ordered House of Representatives, Mr. Jonzs—Will it be in order to move an amend- Tavasoay, January 4, 1849, | ™pnt? Radin og ra litstasened J e Srraxen—Not until after the third reading. . Mr. Evans, of Maryland, moved to reconsider the | Mr. Joxrs— Willit be in order to move ame evidence, that both parties were | mints of the etetve under which the attachment ts ond it wae obvious. from the state | sued. had not heen complied with. The jury found Parties themselves, that before this oceur- | for the plaintiff $582, which included interest. bad existed some. personal gidealty Before Judge Sandford, of the National, will Sppear au M Into the is My 2 Singutas Janvary 6.—D:bun ve. Murphy.—Thie cause which ork,” we ovlebrated negro re Mr George N. Christy, will make ‘ie | 2nipet the bilshed by evidence, joy to dep, eae peated «vet they ir $1,600, 88 DOL addressed to the pro} thority, if iy ms Cufico King, ine new farce, written by Mr. | Or oce evidence sumcleme 16 justily te migeeciotes | MCUht ine verdict tor the pla ~ . ap individual ar guilty, and as being accompanied b; Supreme + ow —The famed troupe of Messrs. | expresriona of an acrimonious nature, | cannot pani Present Jurtices Ne Burlbul composed, as it is, of the most remark- | ibe defendant as exclusively reeponsible for the inde- ( Jan, 6.—The argument of No 11 L ithin itself all th corous altercation which ensued; and am compelled to | morning: after which, No. 14 wi 4 aud Fegard it asa personal matter, in which | cannot off- | partargued, Twenty cn ao Mr Purirs ‘ef the Oly mplo Theatre, will take a be- nefit there on Tuerdsy evening next, when, it is hoped, his old friends will rally and give bim a buaiper. Mr. Chapfrau, of the National, will appear as Mose, in but regar fendaut as not Sande 1y De for Frem henee be passed to s social s: examination of the various governments riape. > vote by which the House yesterday referred to a select | the bill with inetrustions to amend! exined in France since the revolation of Februery, | icuyer Makcaasinenasareinruedates ft ie AY chetha : committee of nine members the message of the Presi- Mr. Tromrson. of Missiesh pi—I desire to know and showed how, in his opinion, they were all bitter | rider of his serbia to do, ‘except to port him in the discharge Before Juoge Edwards thea i ‘the culation? Have they aright to8do it?) [Ha! ha! ha! 7 nor hed they even | his riding is Pail cured with that court Is ‘ely within my control, it | Was/commenced on fuceday, for the recovery of the of Mexico during the war; and he | e wed tbiat bis motion be laid upow the Tatien ‘Pais | “Zbey don"t,” “but ‘was dove fcr the purpose of riveting, or clenching, the | , ™F Jones raid that another amendment would be | ons Greeley, Mone Fourrier and others, proposed by | lity of thet tain) ateed Glad action of the Houre practise behetd Diners esoalbe deg members a their ruperior lights to re-organize it M Cabetshowed | finvment of the (iroupl jaxD expressed the hope that bis friend corpcrations with regard to. ing tha ean rails that Frepee sil Europe would hava been re- | sud bis chiloren, the ietinct of the dancing borse a would not a» py his motion to ‘Mr. Epwanps- This Sa noting ros tg generated ave ceseved from slavery and tyrenay. if the Bueepbaius, would be but o repetition of the admira- Mr Jowrs—I ray. from the experience with other | “°v¢eTBment after February had provided work for t! tion we bave heretuicre expressed of all and each. wisbed to re-organise society in the way. the ja my duty, a ‘° also my desire, to protect.as far as loan of twu promissory notes, (shout $1,776) and happy way.in which Mops. Cabet, Mons. Raspail, | Lent’s company, the disstpli withont inlenios teaithe nerty, et tribanel from | the defence that th orsemente were Sacebaees the recurrence of su: e, growing ont of a per- | given to the jury this e be? who are to bring ine iM@eulty betecen ite ofleers, itis Aiarefore or. tealed verdict to-morrow mor nd adjudged, that the complaint be diem! eS EBERT 4 thet pollorman Denniston be restored to res} Rallroad Tutelligences 4 it is further ordered, that policeman Denniston | , A meeting was beid at Mount Holly, N. J.,on Satur. a laboring cleeres. by the crgenization of labor; also, | Ti apg will be illustrated witon anoiter superb tailed day last. ands resolution adopted to pxtition the legis- eee eee es cimaer nay Veen ee tamer Cetrzing Ce) sag ase ong the Natlopal Guard. tn atrue ndemo- | pr reame. li wid sourlat of thncameataad caereiess [eRe ee ee toatiend the Superior | isthre of that state for the iBoorporation of s raliroed take eral je whole population; the femed thias, Di 1 a company. who propose to lay down a new road from decided in the afrmetive- yeas Mr, Evwanps—Thore is no railroad connected with | ir st hed enlightened the chaser Ou Chott soctal | Barkecnd ‘Tos Spsins, Clodserla, Tom Theatocs (Signed) WM. F. HAVEMEYER, Mayor. | Paitaaiphia to New York: to peas through Mount / Mr. Gaye asked the general consent of the House Vy inquired whether debate was in order rights; if it baa latmed the scotal principle to the | May Fly, ecmbinea wit other excellent performance: Count or Arrrats, Jan. 2,’&49 —Present—Freebon | Holly, Freehold and Key Port. to up the bill from the Senete increasing the seglien ‘oarmasiety. called upon le yd lhe oi) if | These is certainly no place in the city where ane G. Jewett, Chiet Juige; Greene C. Bronson, Chatle® | Axoruer Atremre to Aip Naw Yorn at tue Ex- Ba rn ae paid Bene im ehastering tbe company we bould fr, no mea struggle | ing can be more plensantly epemt, Goto thecircus, | H. Ruggles. pasos verdines Junge, Wa, B ae Perse or Pitiapsirnta —In the Select Counoil last dent and Vice Tree een eo or clause, with regard to the ere bend, it hed w A pel cohtanona B anqt—We are glad to announse osc Rimwid Scell B.aizone, dedgee am etlese., Sub 4 Mes 1270n <ffered « preamble and resoiations . if'we ‘porn! xan ‘, 0 (UF Tee this talented chunteuse, for 4 an 7 a ie of Counolls memorisiize evterera guressiom of the hoor, reataoed the game. | Grerentonm, Gnd Washington ‘company, they’ way | i endPichneg tithe ait in one Geek Gate aea aaa | tage egie mopibe, tad een obliged, on necount | C&M" cHeRed at 20 ciclo, AM. There vere 104 | the Legaators spaiant «bl becoming « Tow which aan thet there was ¥ Sire Sih cones Wents cnt ot competition semaiben ed juintly from land to lend. and proclaimed the | $f,eF bealth, to retire from our musical circles, bas | £2 istrict, an appear by 8 copy of le Re ee ee a en ueees gamete y mai Low entirely recovered, ond is sorm to a amo! . . oe reat Sa eee erat sere, 1 | Touidbare ser aver berpeetbint Rag’ | he, poeuennnaycah ine Senor, har meek i’ | Svante el aor a peepee stan he etenaie a te emlr 3 % circumstances mey re- “ a roved ip ber me |, whi voice as strong, é awiees, even et rusia iad oa tbe mais heratior to be caried gpd *Foribg iil the time of the sporals of Mons. Cabet teceatuatea me ew Be eg nc dues she arse Langley. +t al re:pondenta, og} P Wieser te hee sho keajerckaee oF ted Madea it is The Sreaxrx—The gentieman will rubmit it: so company. % wem.off. If 4¢ be not in |. snow, its cov mencement and termination he was | *}Ptare gh nt lg oo ge be ant Mr. James Edwards for respondent. and Mr. be walead Mr. Bunt then sent up a resolution, which was read, | ¢fdet fo ¢mend the Bill | move to commit it with 1n- | greeted with lood cheers, the a feemed to to the Signore, whois to sing next | Aascs Dean for appelia pecnstlacias fie hoe Gee . by the Clerk—that, with a view to enable the officers ccpgrstnean cm By ierirrehter! isten with apathy and incredulity to the brilltant | Tesh By LRTtS, tite ee oO ee era cin notecat | Petlamt, vs. Motes Balai the boundary of Erie county wud the State of of the House to atterd the faneral of Daniel Gold, late pow grat company: | picture of eecialiem which Mr. C drew under the more | Ptoceed to a we be HY + Deaw for respondent, a York. The bill authori: 4 & useful secis'ant Clirk of the House, an adjournment cre oaking. mon hg roel erage gue | SeBeral veme of democracy. The news of the leva | CODtracts to fulbl | We may then hope to have am op- | 1 ine" No 15, Leuremoe ( eesks L SES ON smnbcelein gs relives te te Obiatse ‘wilt take p'ace at two o'clock to-day. ae wae mete yp at mi of the Jearian scheme was too great s damper for them my ot Henne. se baw Eee ignore Elise | oot. Frederick Cliekman, sppella 5 ry enakie a ‘The tr: solution was agreed to. en tl t very Bppropriate some twenty years | 4) jiseaccianti at the end of this month. Tyler 1 ondent; Mr, Ne iiiil, wr appellant, | Pieces. Sotmportant was this link In t Mr, Houston. of Alabama, ingnired of Me. RocYwell mayat thie day be altogether contrary to the | *' Arter M.Cabst bad finished bis speech.s motion | Cuinisry’ Misernris, at Mrcnanics’ Hatt, Buoav- | David TINE, terpeudent, age, Jehu Tilley. appel Cemapusdinnia tutscae ce Unit coieties a Saal to Sete btin eal fre toe settlement rece, We Randi iomugguted} estrovetete (Mes was made for the pubiication of « complimentary | wsy — This iamexeeiy popular and original company | jant. Mr. Hiram P. Hunt for respondent; Br. Henry | the road from Erie to the Ohio line was passed a bill was special order from day to day, District, which was ie Sted In the bil at | S¢drest to M Cabet. in the Courier and Enquirer and oh sosatiotant} introduce, at their afternoon concert, | 7 Hayner for appellant. The court then took up the ture, authorizing « & new feature in their programme, the first part | osiender, and called No. 1 Jededish Miller, et al., Jeb wil! comprice # verivty of the most celebrated | plajntifis in error, Henry ¢. Soberder, defendant nerrcr It was stated that Mr. A. Taber. who was to argue this caure for plaintiff in error, was actually ¢n- geged im the trial of a causd in the U, § District ‘Until dispored of? Des Etats Unis After whieh, « motion was made for th je of its pastage. Alexandria has gone beck to Fi Mr. Rocxwext replied that it was. Virgin'a~it 1 snes nithin tbe exolael jheteas ation of | the e#tablishment of fraternal meetin DRawpacue Congress; and there may be nomething im the former | A}! *2" parsed and agreed to without ‘The bills from the Senate, lying on the aot sblch is Inconsistent, with our poner and sty. ‘There happened how 's av. to be present Firete es een eeh wei quale chem wae that of the’! Aud on the other point. tbat of catrying the mall, i | 'p the Meeting om invited guest.» bold individual, | sels Seuel dreee ae the fizet named body—tothe portan é nemed St Thomar, (as we were informed) who ven- ment of unfreq' Court, at Boston, ¥. The cause was reserved, No. rl 7 i fof the United States, onthe | serps the nen relthout charge, or curry tom theterwe | (urd to enquire ct Mons. Cabet tome explanation of 1 opportunity vo femili 2 Stephen Van Kenevelaer, plaintiff in error, ve. Jew | 10,'he city cen be easily seen. | Uader the false repre ¥ ovinmonidation of the Secretary of the Treamury. be | prescribed by Congress. abd tendered to them by the | Pit tystem 11 alto give trelr veue J. Jewett, defendant im error, was argued, Mr. N. | beth Houses, but was not sigued by Governor Shi Surhorized to extend to the town of Whiteball.in New'| Post Office Department of the country: I might refer | Proeere In will sing savera) ne Hill, jr, for plaintid in error; Mr Rufus W. Peok- | i wanin bis hands at the time of hie death, ‘York, tte seme privileges as are cont to the stat re of New York, who compel the ry for us to further eplarge on thelr cape | bam ior defendant in error. The ocurt opens &t 10 | pow remains to sve what Governor Johnston will d® allowing drawbacks on foreign m-roh corporations te perform this service under heavy re- ey are too well known to require eulogy. | A. M., and adjourrs st 3 P. M , for the day. with it, The resolution to memorialize against the ia eponsibilities; J migh* refer to the recent act of the Naw Onreans Senex ne eee gers | Inpontant Stave Case.—The jury in the Kentucky | parrage of the bill was unanimously called.—Phile, Lentslature of Virginia, ai will, to- dey, give two c The Sresxux remarked 1 nd | slave care, jm which eeveral citizens of Marshall, | Ledger, Jam. 6. eveping one; and on full | Michigan. were defendants in 9 prosecution for rescu- —The Houre having agreed’ | *# to and provided for long ano. ii fow indistinct remarks by Mesrs. | to adjourn nt two o'clock, I declare an adjournment | *% ‘mpl # thing as could be. vi | pregiemme ef their ¥ uring | jng uyitiver frem the bande of their owners oF , sue westner: nell. was passed. a teiaiees at twelve o'clock 24 all rigbt of property to be abolished. | Ubeir present stay in New York they have won great whieh bas st cloved at Detroit, gave a verdlet tor top At Albany, at 6 P. M, Tuesdny, the thermometer MILEAGE TO MESSENGERS. . Jones was thus cut short before the conclusion | Posr* inns and efiecta were to be delivered up fame, and bave fuily sustained the reputation which | plaintift cf $1,100 and costs. was 2 degrees above zero. On the hill, it stood about ‘The House took wp the resolution from the Senate, | of tbo sentence. government and it was to distribute it all aa it pleared! | (hey brought with rhem from Furope and which, tndeed, 4 degrees lower, allowing to the messen nr« the same anount of com- Members pleked up their bats and cloaks and hur- (What a che for kona. Greeley!) Then the go { they had acquired previous to leaving this country.— Cosviction OF Wasuincton Gooor —The trial of The thermemeter at Hartford, Conn., on Wedmes- D atin for bringing tothe eity the electoral votes | ried cut of the hall. out, “Jones, go Yerpment will give work to every body; everybody | young Ole Bul, Swi v Roemer. and the rest | this individual for the murder of Thomas Harding, | cay, stood at. 2 degrees: lor Pre-idrnt end Vice Presitent of tha United States on,” * Goon. will work. and government will pay them; every body Willelways keep up their present standing as musicians, | whieh bas, for several d: cooupied the attention of snow, in the vicinity of York, Pa., fell last week 96 War allowed bef ire the curtsilmert of the same in . Will be occupied, every body will be fed, and the pro- the criminal court ot Bo in, has resulted in a convic- | to the depth of 2@ inches, and at Cisttysbure to about the civil anv d plomatic bill of 1848, and repealing the duce of the labor of all will be divided among all ecu: bane tities ctaaties Gta een eae thon, He was remanded for senteues, 1$inebess So much snow bas not fallom there st any section whieh wade the redaction, Court of General Sesstons. M. St.Thomas expressed tome doubte upon the | fiven bere his evening, and s grand trial ) one time for the last six year Srraxun, in counention wi:h this subject. tald || Before the Keeorder, Aldermen Crotius and Dodge— | practicability of this scheme. whereupon the gentle. | (otcince the entertainments, Ihe White's 8: Serneme Court or tHe Uniren Stare: son denen Pete Defore the House » memorial from the messengers from John MeKeon, keq), District Attorney. man injormd him that he did not understand it. and | 4¢t* Jeanie Rey ncicecn, Petite Carline, Ke. willallap- | No a1 Domestic Misceliany. the Stairs of Michigan, Wisconein, lows. Florida, oud Decen: 5—Mr. Sickixs renew motion for | was going further to reply, whem M. Cabet rove ant | Fe®: the Sta Menasha fs the naine of a new village recently Isid out on the east side of the outlet of Lake Winnebago. Scme fifteen buildings have been erected within tw. months, end thirty moro are under contract. ’ Verm: vt, foran increase of compensation for | the diecbarge of William Pool and rother, you misunderstand the citizen. let Amnvncn & Co.—The exhibition of beastsand | Merrrs Seveiing Ere who hed been ont 01 lon @ charge of assault aad ? Mr C thementered into ation | birda of every dercription, at 37 Bowery, is nightly at- | by Mr € ‘ Bir, Vinton moved that the resointion be referred to ate 2 aD of how tbe balance between consomption roduc. | travting large arrembleges of our citizens, 8 Bode the Committee of Ws 4 M. tion would be ual in such a case, and what % . al ‘This caw tle © (duty Sraained snd doeawrea da ress he eaten tf te prevent. perturbation tm the | go'h'tecti' hui hn ereaine tae seine Westy | Pnted argent hy Sit Reid or te wpe No. | gfmwapamnana ite Canal ae been dacagnd to the wor reeeb "us 2 be seers ve oe regenerated government | w\)) ring and the Hthwpean Serepaders will likewise ry, corator, he.—The argument of th ‘The police office st Quebec (Ca) was robbed about jause was COM- | ten days since of @ box containing about $100. are to everybody. a sah f appear. The performeners will be worth attending. Fesotut.on is predicated on the rupposition that ¢ D d the motion, He reation here arose menced by Mr. Brent for the plaiptif'tn error. A difficulty occurred a short time since between two » should receive as much milnags as um raid that tio i hehe cgay | roo Wn deren — Indians at Hovghton, Conada, waleh resulted 1m the bere of Congrens. That is the compensation which quent aseaulte ment pt-the Bt. Coarven, tacened Common Pleas, murder of one of tem. The murd~rer was arrested. ‘te slowed if the resointion paca, Dan Marble is at Rochester. Before Judge Ipgraham Mt. MeCirtrany No, that only authorizestwonty- | rely upon bis safety ta the public streets w! rowdy. ruined everything, they olibidbaealas * Cmbadicts Guy W. Valentiners The Mayor, gc , of New Fork. five eoute a mile, jem of sv aggravated a character as that charged against uch men as ought to be. . District Court. —TLis was an action of trespa-sto recover damages Vinion—Some of them wil get seven or cight | these men was allowed to go unpunished or to be com- further discussion, M. 8t, Thomas bid the United States District Cour for injuries done to the plaintill’s house and faraiture, so read letters tr company farewell, and withdrew. Whereupon the Bef: te Judge Betts. Party proceeded undisturbed to conclude the soatal | ,J48U:ny 8.—vAuguatus Zerexa and four others, on ae not apply ti them. Members of Congress reosive the | Mr Sickixs protested sgalnet the violent and bitter | bucizers of the eveninc; and after having eaten well, | Edword ¢ Thcodore Poppe —-Tois wane libel fied by ir workmen. or agents, we 0g per diem which they mow de for the simple reason that | spirit deplayea by the District Attorney tu his en. | and well drank and mach talked, separated flaally af | ibeliaxtn, owvers of the ship James H. Nbeppard, ed in constructing arewer in 26th streot; that in the om it they can support their families The mileage to | deavots to hunt up s prosecution against his clients | #Jate hour. sgaiprt respondents, consigners, It appeared that in oyress of the work it was necessary to blast a rock, members of Concress roniding in distant States makes | They were men of character. and of as good character 7 the month of March, 1648, the ship lay ia the port of | Fo‘hinss Ut tit tee h hich, the piaintil's house and up the great diradvanteres of maintaining their fumi- | asthe District Attorney binwell. An Ovrrcrove Swinpit is reported bbe nde Aviverp, and thet the firm of T & J Bidart, doing | 10{it wi was rably injared, and his windows tee bere, and for entirely abandoning their huriners | [Here there ruse loud demonstration of applause, | Budget. A luboring man im that city succeed busincen there, Stgped om, beatd the Jémee H. a u he at home ane he elwayethought that dis | clepping of bands and stamping of feet from sva:t | by dint of industry and frugality, in supporting his | Shrprard, 82 casks of Hnseed oil. containing 20008 ens lone without Derérd dollars. The law pays them hoth way: All | premiered. He ‘the reerons which apply to membors of Congress will | #atiog that they had arranged the through the negligence of defendants and their ser- y a8 of property conmeaquent a tent members should be compensated for t - | crowd of rowdies, who had col: fi family eomtortab); laying up some $200 desi to this city, and con- . d felency of their per dem But the gentiomenwho | Counts Let the police arrectany man feanaa'the | One Year egobe was tahen eiok and died, Hebed S for freight | ctona who ee a avian | "hire Sertownrs wee aber of ieee; ‘ bring the electoral voter to Washi merely de. f interrupting the court by such exhibitions as | Wife and three children. The money he had earaed Eee Jemee H: Shep, | [ie sealed row, mor! near Chattsrooge, Tenn , afew days ag vere letter, and then go home ‘They eame here, by hard industry be left in the hands ot his employers » month ef April follow. | °!®- Selene Guta bal ‘A Convention of the farmers of Delaware is to be nowing whet tho law was. He did not know bow it nict eagle dado {a to ralo in thie | fer ssfe k Soon after his death the firm that had d the oll was delivered, except ome cask, the peg Meta sd held at Dover on the 17th inst, Ellen Gaffney vs ‘was. but be ven to predict thet thay were community be it #0, It not h mycon- | employed him entered into some speculation, which | contents of which leaked out om tne voyage The icante for the «fives A gentleman Dear Tien eatd rent. It’ r9 ali het yr vexhibit ve néents paid the freight, lers $89, which they inniat ty, im fie State for ove senha eduotitg for the freluht of the one which le . rerolution would be committed \ Mr, MeCuriiann remarked that the reasons asstened \ by Mr. Vinton were ineufic'cnt He did wot think | and protect the sens of such a wide dirparity beiwvem the compensation of | | shall notrbtink from thet duty. em barrarspent Wel nd the messengers who bring the electoral | plaure in the geilery.) 1 sball not, Dard Ved ‘Votes should exist. Members receive forty cents a | onncersed, permit to strike down the peace | smcunt they owed her. She hed i gaile; the merzencern but twelve and abalfoenta, He | of the oii After 601 fenton saepacto by counsel at | rely upon to sustain herself an ‘The wires fora telegraph acrors the Irish Chantfel ate thortly > ea laid at the expense of the British Go- verpment. adil Ltaetiaiiilbess id a 0 ‘Tur Aveusra (Me.) Ronsery.—The Portland was hi the plaintiff bel the . va ibe cute, oe S caaye, Wlanegese were proteeed that the pla tif in i843 foaged the eum mat iY puneniag notices a rumor which, ener: int the cargo was properly stowed snd dun. bis b her own money, and for | VET, it has been unable to trace to reli au- thet the slavenof "he which hed leaked | her use The only defence was as to interest, andag | thority, that one of the Le syedln 9 in the Judgment reserved to certain credits claimed by defendant for sums 3 robbery of the Augusta Bank, not yesterday, The Grand Jury came into court, and banded up | leged to be a4 emaceount, The jury found for had been apprehended on the between true bills against the folles persone--Joba Plaintiff $1,507 84. gueta and Gardiner, with halfthe pluader. As for stealing corper from Navy Yard, Brooklyn; Sam them ro that they were induced to make an arsignment of their property. But notwithetandi this, they have continued to do busi: reputed to be very wealthy. tgoment was to relie childre: had been i: formed by some of the meserngers that they | either side, the mot! fured to pay her, declaring that they could n ‘telal of Duane, charged with ae, live im fine style, revel in luxuries, ‘Er tolested to bring om the votes, The expenses of Mtem m+atengers were greater. in tothe proportion att ‘Was post- ‘thie world’s comforts they desire; whit " fected by two amount of compensation which the law now allowed, | poned until Monday’ is eomeequence of the sutton 4 } Murray, for an aseault with a dangerous weapon ; John Court Calendar—This Day, poe ng nag My gs "gall, “ a by fwo ee ‘then thore of members of C 4 There was no | liinerscf Alderman Crolius, No other cases being Ls way der | J. Hutchinson, for an serault with adangorous weapon, | Common Fixas.—let Par —-166, 80, 84, 88. 90, 92, 04, rtnership—each taking a dift road. Office: Fearon ¥ by this should be 0, ie question was fal- | ready the court adjourned over tothisforencoom, No | to rupport herself and children! Why not give the | *' @ against him for cruel unusual punish- | 96, 98, 100, 102, 20 Part—368, 79, 81, 91, 9, 364, 965, 93, | Partnership +" the a different . Officers Jy argued at the last session of Congress; and when am | jury cases will be heard to-day, (Saturdey.} Bames of the parties ? ment 95, 97, 99, 101, 108, 106, 107, ‘WESC 1m PIRES OF the Ofer.