The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1849, Page 3

The Van Renssclacr Land Titie. Avaany. January 17, 1849. The Governor has appointed the Hon. William H. award to be counsel for the State in the approsehing tial of the suit brought against the Van Rensselsers. to test the validity of their title to the lands hereto- fore held by them in the counties of Albany, Rensee* lner, &o. It is urged, we believe, by the prosecution, that those Jands should revert to the State of New York. The anti-renters have called upon the Legislature to restrain the Van Repsselaers from the collection of rent during the pendency of the case in court, !¢ will Probably be tried at Saratoga, in the month of Feb- ruary. Freahet on the Monongancla River—Great Destruction of Property. Prrtssunon, Jaa. 16—P.M. The rise in the Monongahela river was very sudden to-day. A large number ef boats, floats, arks, and Other property were swept away. Te loss, so far, is os- timated at $20,000, but it is impossible to tell the ex- tent of the dawage above. Some apprehension was felt for the eafety of the bridge No lives have been ost, though several persons made very narrow escapes in attempting to save their property There is 22 feet water in the obannel, and it continues to rise. Nothing new in the markets. The stock of flour is ‘entirely exhausted, From Tampico. P.itapecrara, Jan 17, 1849, | A rumor is contaimed in the New Orleans papers of Che 10th, of a projected outbreak at Tampico, From Nassau, Puttapecenia, Jan 17, 1849, ‘The brig Pedrara has arrived at Charleston, from Nassau, baving left on the 6th. She brings four mutineers in irons, belonging to the brig Levant, they having attempted the life of the captain ofthe L. The P. reports that the schooner Forrest put iato Nassau ‘in distzess. yr From Barbadoes. Paivaveventa, Jan. 17, 1849, New Orleang Papers of the 10th inst contain ad- ‘vices from Barbadoes, which state that there had been great mortality among the troops at Barbadoes. Seven officers and one hundred and sixty privates belonging tothe 77th and[6cth regiments, had diod. Thirteen officers and fourteen privates were on the sick list, at last accounts. The paymaster’s wife and three ehild- ren have died. Agricultural State Fatr, Avsany, Jaw, 17, 1849. great Agricultural State nce it is decided, is to neots with the Madiron Railroad, extending to San- dusky, and thence by steamer, railroad, &o., with Bat falo, Albany, and New York. The whole amount in- vested in the road, up to this time, is $1,613,402 39, which includes three valuable depots, locomotives, cers, all ether property. The gross earnings of the'roed for the last year have been $280,085 78, showin, imerease over the gross receipts of the previous year of $58046 26. The net earnings, or the profits after deducting expenses, are $146,072 48, which would afford a dividend of 93 per cet per annum on the capital stock, and leave « surplus of $18,175 98, During the year 1847, the number of through pe sepgers, from Cincinnati to Springfield was 26.0! the number of passengers to and from intermediate places was 51,468—whole number, 87.655. The comple- tion of the road from Xenia to Columbus is promised within the present year. A dey or two since we gave a statement, emanati: from those interested in the New York and New Haven Railroad Company, relative to the difficulties growing out of the refusal of the Hartford and New Hai Railroad Company to make the connection in trains, so that through passengers would experience no de. tention ordeley. The remarks made at the time al luded to were calculated to throw all the blame upon the Hartford Company; and as there is always two sides to every story, it s no more than justice that both parties should have a hearing, before the public mind Decomes made up. It appears that om the 18th of De- cember last, one week before the through trains of the New York and New Haven road commenced running, the Hartford Company formally invited proposals from the New Haven Company for the perfection of the through line, and the accommodation of through pas. sengers. In this notice it was rtated that the Hartford company having a line of steamboats ranaing between New York and New Haven, it- must be borne in mind that in the terms proposed the purchase ef there boats at a fair valuation must bedaly considered. Without psying proper attention to this proposition, the New York and New Haven Company, proceeded in the completion of ite road, and to the arrangement of running time, &o., independent of the hours which bad been so long established by the Hart- ford Company. About ten days after the line was opened through from New York to New Haven, that company first made known its wish to perfect an ar, rangement with the Hartford line. Negotiations then commenced, and have been continued up to this time without having resulted in anything satisfactory to either company. The sssertion that the Hartford Company have refused fair and equitable terms is offi- cially denied. It is true that it has made the pur” ‘The | bebeld'st Syracure, Johu A. King has beon elooted president of th ty. The Weathe ‘The weather since yesterday morning has been very cold, rivalling in intensity the wiatry atmosphere of more Northern climes. The thermometer at our office \was down at the freezing polot.and foe is abuadent in every direction.— Charleston (S C.) Courier, Jan 12, At St, John, N,; nb. on the 4th inst., the w fell to the depth of 24 inches Portland, Me. on Sunday last, the thermometer stood at 60 deg. On Monday there was « snow storm, Court Calendar for this Day. last. Crnevir Count. aoe Common Puras 9 S41 43. 845, 40, 45, 08, 73, 91, 109, 137) 135 150,198, 2¢9 211-250, The California Herald— Extra, is ready for delivery. [Im addition te the latest intelligence from the wonderful gold digging of that region. it contains four separate and distinct engravings of the four routes that are proposed to connect the Atlan- tie with the Pacific Ocean—one across the isthmus of Panama, another across the isthmus of Tehuantepec, another by the way of Nicaragua, and the fourth through the United States; togother with geographical end topographical descriptions of each. ‘The matter in this third Cal:fornia Herald will be read with interest at this particular time, and the engravings are worthy of being preserved for refe fence horestter. Agents are requested to send in their orders. ‘We have a few copies of the lst and 2d number, which can be obtained at the desk. Single copies six- pence. ‘Winter Bleached Lamp O11, warranted to 5 superior Sperm Can. ‘and good Firnin Butter, ‘Thite, ao , for sale whole. (or buf nnd 428 Greenwich, and 76 Vesey st:cote. Gold, Gold.— .—Compact boxes of Gold Tests for transportation, with p'ain primied direo:ioverd void of chemt al technicalities} enabbrg any peraon to guard against fraud, andrejeat worthless meisl: tha: may be offored £1 sale aro put ‘poreoce going to Califoraia, by JOAN ROACH, “ chat £2 Nassau street, New York. —Uur old friend, J T. Bell, ou hand all nds of Clstol 06 rarbin as, Be Refer to advertisement, To Californ} BS Fulton, oppor Bolte, Bolsier-, Travelling Knapsaors, algo military go de for the above port. Gold Pens.—Persons going to California thonld take with, them ove of t calsiated Mionelin Gold Pens, whioh are warranted sarees 4 will outwo Bold only Intense Excitement created by Hill's In- fallible It extoncs to at te varius hoads, trom Bald to the scvored, red and gray, #l-o, those covered with weal, zy, or faldig hair. The Onguent in also the best article in use for chapped ‘ves or haus. Sold ny the inlmtabie cutter of Bale aad whiskers, N anu BLTCOt. The Plumbe Nato: on the upper, corner <f read and other, should pot fail to visit place of the kind in good thi 1 Daguerrean Gallery yang Murray otract, str mrors beivg b» far the most inte. or\. If any of our read-rs ing, they ean be sure of gutting it at this oolebrated TTT ,CIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKEY. Wednesday, Jan. 17=6 P. Me ‘The stock market opened heavy this moraing, and prices for most of the fancies fell «ffaftaction. The sales were large at the decline, principally for oash. Atthe firet board treasury notes fell off 34 per cant; /C ON Wi 15; Obio 6's, 4; Farmers’ Loan, X; Long {, Morris Canal, 4; Canton Co, %; Reading ; Harlem, 4; Brie R. R. 4; Indians 6's ad- wanceé 1 per cent., and Ohio Life & Trast,1, These Auotuations in prices are all the brokers hare to nd wpm, and they suit both the bulls and the bears full 0s well, or otter, inad 4 steady movemant one way or the other. It is impossible to depress prices for any etock much, in the face of the easy money market, end flattering prospects relative to fimancial and commercial matters; and the bulls feel sangaine in reference to a rapid rise, The Manbattan Ga: Light Uo. have declared @ divi- end of two dollars and (ifty cents per share on the full, and ninety: da half conts oaths sorip stock of the company, payable on the 20th inst, ‘The Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati heve declared « pomi- al dividend of four per o payable to stockholders in this elty on the 20th inst., at the Bank of America, ‘The New York, Harlem id Albany road is now oom- t about eighty-four miles isin admirable running order ite entire length. The revenue for 1849 will be derived from eighty-four miles of road, instead of fifty-four, peing an increase of thirty miles, and from the busi- ners derived from its connection with the New Haven road. The annexed estimate for the year 1849 we have made up from the best authorities, and have put the amount rather below than above the views of man: New Yous, Hautes avo Avsany Raruroan—Es mateo Recerers, 184 Gross ineome for the year 1848 Increase on same length of road im 1849, 12% per cen’ Estimated receipts from New Haven road Estimated receipts of Harlem Extension. Aggregate Income, 1849 8513915 Estimated running expenses, 60 per cent of gross receipts... . tee r Esthuated net income, 1849........ $271,087 ‘The par valne of stock tasued ie little less than four willion of dollars, of which $1,500,000 is preferred, and about $2,500,000 in old stock. Tho preferred stook draws eight per cent interest, amounting to $120 000 perennum, leaving a balance over the above estimated not income of $151,067, whic. must, by the amendment made to the charter at the last session of the Legiala- ‘are, be applied to the payment of dividends upon the a stook, The absve sum would give a dividend of siz ‘ap cont On $2,500,000, for the year 1849. According | €0 tie ghere will be dividend next July of some kind, within cach or new stock, Tho sixth annual report of the Little Miam! Rail- yond Company gives gratifying evidence of the suooess chase ef the boats forming the line between this city and New Haven, an item of some importance in the arrangement; but the authority from which we deri the information denies aljthe statements rslative to ox, orbitant charges made fcr the boats or other property, necessary for the Hertford Company to dispore of in the event of forming the through connection. Their oata would be vaelss on thst line, and they would bave to asek some other place of employme: andthe Haven Company expect. teo muoh, if they expect the Hartford Company to form connection which will ruin its mboat line. It must be borne in mind that the Hartford Company gain nothing by connecting with the New Haven Road, and it isaq tion if the travelling public would gain anything by a withdrawal of the boateto and from New Haven, as opposition reduces the ccst “f transportation and expe Gition of travel, In the event of these companies nog agreeing upon terms, and run theirtraing, independent of each other, the boats would reduce the price of pas- sage between New York and New Haven to the lowest peints. If the boats ean carry passengers for fifty cents per head, and the ralroad charges one dollar and fifty cents, it follows that the boats would carry a majority of the passengers. It therefore is all importent that the New Haven Railroad Com- pany should have the control of the steam- boat line, to obtain which it is necessary some contract should be made with the Hartford Com- pany, 80 that any etber steamboat company may not be able to put boats on the line and con- nect with the road. In any contract the Hartford Company may make, it must of course be stipulated that no steamboat line will be placed upon equal footing, and this monopoly guaranteed to the Ne’ Haven Railroad, will be invaluable to that company. ‘We have thus given the other side of the story, and drawn our inferences from it. 1¢ would be well for the Hartford Company to publish an official report of the proceedings as they have progressed, and the present position of the negotiations, so that the New Haven Company may make a counter statement, if possible, and the public be put in possession of all the facts con- nected with thissffair. This matter has created agreat excitement, and it is necessary that the two companies should acknowledge or refute the acousations made We wish to give both an opportunity to do 60, and trust some satiefactory arrangement of existing difficulties will epeedily be made. Stock Exchange. $1200 Tress Notes, 6s 8% 25 sha NY&NABR 93! 2000 U 8 6e, ‘06 15" 200 do 95 80 do | '67 109 100 elm 10:0 do '62,coup M734 110 J G40 do 17g 76 a 100 U8 66,"88,coup 99% 00 60 3756 a0 Bontucky” sl2m $9 60 60 By 1K0 do 50 00 37K 500 10: 60 Nor & WorRR au 600 Ohio Ge, °50 936 800 Reading RR ry 1800 do | "56 2" 3600 dy u 300 do "60 13% 60 Harlem RB by MO Tneiana fate ri ~~ e 00 53, 6 shs Del Cans P 0 v bod rh 50 dp 60 BH w ir 10 ae bsv 63 7 Ban of Comm, fall 97 100 Long Island RR 2: 10 Meichants’ Bonk = 6 do 23 ‘20 Farmers’ Trust hy B30 2536 800 do BMiy 110 Erie 2 1” = do os) 33! bio 62! 20 ds a ae 6 BAnerExch Bonk 98 = IT 6 25 Ohio Lifek rat | SL BS 64 ‘80 0 61 o m7 3 00 23) by ig do, new, 95 Wig UNV Gas bight Co 1236 9° Iu Erie BR, fall Ci 3336 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, Wan PB. SHIP NEWS REPORTER—ONE WELL VERSED IN Marire Affaire wanted at tis offi, Apply immediataly, ASTSD—A SITUSTION BY A KESPECTABLE WO sree pe Cook of Chambermend: the mest ‘anexceptionable efeponcn elven. Please apply at 404 Washi gton GY ASTEO—A FIRST RATE GRINDER AND FILE CUTTER the Scbenecrady L: comotive Works, Sobesectady, York, Acdres &. 8, NURKI8, Schenectady ANTAD-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIPFB, CHILD, AND arlor, with two bed rreme in the upper part sc WwW refer ANT! ant Ironer, or do 4 work na amall priva‘e family. ‘The beet of oity rolerenoes jaand Raltio streets. Brooklyn, ANTED—A tITUATION, BY A » BSPECTABLE YOUNG ‘Woman, as Chambermaid and Waiver, or Chambormatd and aselot in waeniny ironing ‘The best of oit; 62 8, an be seen for tw ference given. ANTAD—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS Laundrern or to do chamberwork: mo otjeotion to do the rol _ncurework of a small private fawily. Bnquire st 133 tract, for two days. ANTED, BY A WOMAN WITH A FRESH BRBAST OF Hilk—A situation as Wet Nures inn family of resprataat: ity Flesee apply in the baverent of the Pred Bvosten srrece, Between Ghristy and Ferry ANTED—BY A RESPEUTALE PROTESTANT YOUNG ‘woman, a situation to do Chamberwork. Children’s Nurse, Soamstress. or Waiter, Mas no objections to gener: in aswall family, Bas rood cit 661 Greenwich street, between geen fortwo day? Y aes UERYAN GENTLEMEN, WHO LIVE UP TOWN, ‘want board in ® private fami'y, down town, Acdress, with terms, F. 8. at the Hern’a efiice. RUG CLE&K.—WaNTED, A SLIUATION a3 DRUG ‘oierk, in a wholesale or reta'lestablishmont. Tho advertiser can cone well recommended Addrem F, P., Heraid offion GsNCY—WeNTED—BY A KB PSUTABLE YUONG ‘mai ‘serucy of real cetate propery. 1u the upper part Giiselty,” Unqeestonable referenee pate ‘ziven, for bunesty and eapabliity. God securit; 7 kr" re ie Pleas call I oP . tee SON'S, | A® BDUCATED M, RuIED MAN WOULD BM A pat of hie 4 ig as Ceoteperisy gio gr smlany way requiring strict intr, pote addres and eal tent echablts, Selerences uequabousbie. addrne ie By CayD | WANTED—A GENTLEMAN AROUT LR VING the city for a few months, wishes to obtain boned fur nis lady reapeotsble private tamily, where there boarders £ par or on the seoend floor with Location, went side of Brondway, between White etree riot r¢ oe required sud dd at thisofice. ». B—Those eon: mane ve mere as Bey next need which has attended the enterprise The road extends from Cincinnati to Springfield, 84 miles, whore it com- "y and eee AMUSEMENTS. HO! FOR CALIFORNIA, NARA eae ae eee Ruan nanan | wrannannnnnnn anmoat EVRMING Tae INTELLIGENCE 8Y THE MAILS, GOOD CHANCE TO GO TO CALIFOaNIs.—A BLACK. OWSRY THRATRR-<nd' Huterical § rye. 74m. | ‘ Sinan Mo MOuSHALL, PROFEIR- featesdvoteesy autatine Reine Ritany ct | omc Bort “Pea, Sealey Be aK het |, ry Sepeveralet ant oe | IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA. Bis tools Be tchen at's tals talteniee tof his ey NB Clarke; Ovturiug ae pik Restacten, mol | mee of fae grees aa ‘Edmond Dantes, oe board brig Barsh McFarlang, foctet Remevelestrest orcs Be | sue Me Deft Tuvopdse, Mr Jordan; Clas. Mies ary Surngzler, penta 2 Teavelle, and a Fron Authentic Viowsas the Vrdeitent Mibet, the erloe 2 ‘ ‘Freaed Barnett, at te’ Hotel, 41 Cortlandt street; or at the | Boadices, Mier Previous to which, Abbe, Mr. Lester; Mona, Me Teche: Olu osai on Pubiie Affairs. ineetine: this evenines at Stom hal’'s Botel Fulton LOVE'S STRATAGEM The Gund Duke of Stiffony. *o0 Sat tard; Mona, Bonville, Mr. B. Mr. N RLBA: sag. COMPANY OF TWENTY.s1VE GayTueuny Wr. J. M. Portt: Capt.in Frederick, Mr Jordan; aavoumie de [ptoedes, Mrs. abott; ws lack; Caron zw O1 ns, Jan. 8, A forming for California direot, by ARE | Boulencocrt, Mra J Gilb.r, Ther* ea, Sion Mary 0 lon; aS cache, ‘cod. | Drem Circle and Thave received some information recently, dis- Dupn. ier, 250; Pit, 12}¢0; Gallery, conta: Galery} conta, Family « eck; commence at 7, 1236 conta, ESaewtrnes cyan, pena | kaxens, Each memter will be equines vo pay th Bhrevesport, er thie cit reventy five in, Bros TUEATRE, CHAMSERS STR! 'AURSD. mea of pocd Teteaehes. See Captain din, ‘ie. HaNtbau's NATIONAL [em par cdbe Lepage THAS, vening, Jemusry re o — Horne 2 «clock, Atlantio Hotel, Cre ‘Even ‘ot ube se Eectrmen remanee aiiaee ita cheeay ot OEe suLT enfob Tce Bor “ileal 4 arleejue i "tuto, Mr. W. T. ‘wron; Sir Sim: 4 R CALIFORNIA WANTED A PasdaGE TLKET IN | 5 Saran; "hes Ms. Suu 0 Orparus ‘Mier'B Mer | @ “ah Bee Vernon her ehen noe oe he eel ME UAE) ote in, from * is San Fraxcice. Apply we the Dry Goods Bury, Hb Greenwin | JH Beate spi ae taeda we honey nace aati ire Bray as Verran nen? wee tgerinoat Me atzeet, Hattine, Mr 7 ton; Porteac. Mr. Taylor; Captain de Ualdimas, ede itn the force of POOR: FILTICO paratoR LIVE FoR FOR Ban an FRaNcls00 x ALIPORNTA. we. ‘oParisnd: Clare, gh jon; Celeres, , Mrs. Palhooday. aE nee Conia | Ceram Johnston; bark an To conoinde with th 33 30 5 Drem circle and Parquette, 600; Family Olrele 26. Doors: dots Ril tes ited Suneecene | nas a Rear, Som i | ceo ar ” mene ai7. Passage in the saloon, $190, and TICBELA# OLYMPIO rors maeveegcee Mee | MASEANY Raul tego seoauw ag ogame | M elie Se as een hy . Tt AXIADN, eee eee mera | eee ear ee NS | GT RSLS MCLE TT Rey nag to cs a ° ; = D2sPe7c8 Line 10 san W FRA NC1SCO. CaURORNTA ber slodies and orig i Mr. Fedlaw, Mr, Waleos et hy & Co. Me. f Hliands Mis, 5 oar Eaandoy wea, 3 sive time 0 Spee Sy Teas Say Beam @ brillant Fartarie’ om the se Hania alee wilehs the ne ae pees, to any Si wp .NCHANTSD 1SLE— Alonzo, Mr Arno'é; To, Mr Niokin for Calif gers ma Cae mor of contig Co ton; Ariel, Mise M. Gannon. To soguadn i COIN 70TH Friday, and be on bea te tah on Seturda) ay, belore L2o'olook, ie RACES | Dresa circle. S0e, Upper ‘Bares Pit, 12360. Doors I= reene oe Ge eee ance rye cA en pacseomn of pew ‘Operatic, ‘Burleequese Songs be, an--4 oper at 634 o'ek ch—commence at 7 r Deore open st 7—Concert te commence at 8 slop, 25 genta, Deore open st 4BNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. —SPLEND! Sorcleck “Pancarrend Director, BP. CHRISTY ne ra a lormances, eve OK CALERORNES 28 OUGH THE STRAITS TO SAN F Franowco, and up thy Sacramento to the Gold closing certain views of General Taylor, and his wmcoming administration, concerning the publie affaire of this country, that will, I should think, be some what interesting, at the present time, to ‘he public at Jarge, and more especially to the North- ern States of the Union. There has been much mystery of late on tins subject, as well as on the composition of the new eabinet. The newspapers have been flooded with surmises on these points. Cabinet after cabinet has been constructed and re- constructed, until no one placed any confidence 1m the lists—all of which, of course, professed to come from the most reliable sources. Views of all kinds have been attributed to the General, under the im- preesion that, if erroneous, they would soon be for- gotten ; but, if correct, they could afterwards be referred to as evidence of the accurate mformation of the journals which publiehed them. The infor- mation which I have received here, comestrom a distinguished statesman of this State, who has had frequent conversations, during the last few months, with General Taylor, both at New Orleans and Baton Rouge ; and I have every reason to believe that the representations made to me, on the various pomts to which I refer, are more accurate and re hable than any thing you have yet read or heard on the subject. The first point of interest to which I will allude te to lous. ood ‘tere sents la, will be derpatched sith pened tam or WERICAN CIRCUS—SANDS, LENT & 00. PROPRI over thigh aad wuigttog ones > neea. to Californie, vp th Sacraments being ight dnece | AMEE ‘wre Beosdwrey Atbamias oth song ay eae gee, merase ttle. wil te provisioned for seven mon early tires montis | porturmanors wll commence with a t von forse Batrery ‘and Titania, tho Fairy Quoen, both of whom are much small ons i wre he pamences whe iter Aymas, 1 . ‘Tom Thumb; Great Wertern, the Yantee Come. gold regione, Ton asta: finesea, this eset | meena ee Brot ‘engaged. and may be goon at all opportunity. For ens aacaneen pander in bio principe act nd evening, a beaatiful and eorreat . the visive Cor. Gy" ese dostrous of teticing to private War ans te Fo, oe Te San Lippe) rh td tM cout, alte: sEiste manenip by Garduer, Mr. W. Stout, ety Miahions: Mammo! ae Br Brot ms Livin ig, Orang Gutang. commended ae Capt. Danie To Trommas, 600 tous ayes HE . jfasters Jovee and Macrice Sands Tenscinde wish Was eer Rockwell, thet Fortune Teller. Fs tea polo doe, Ai dO cee Tan arco and al wi an ry mo Al esas tele load Admisaicn to every part of the house, 25 | A\ foiesion. Breecte ohildron under ten years. 1236 cents, up hse tpecions poop-ehia tor cabin airy, regond ia Dotween decks Fer pas hha CHIN Est MUSEUM, 59 WRUADWAY, BB Li interetion Pesiartante ty ine Lien ane eee re board, a6 pier 13 Bast 1 ween, Epeing and Prince streets and the only one cule bean. who will apres in tbe Dan Wild Boast ava ne tarooagh padeasa © Gotz Beath wtroat; a 6. Benson coun'ry consist at pum ofr wise gates of her extraordinary pe ry Afternoon and Bvent ef al laton, several undred ‘hineeo paint capenta | of tha Wash ae Pelee at aero e Zoological Ball, ts Om BAN FRAN: ISCO—F0x CHAGSRS, DIMECT.TAR | bride, siecutns of Chior mavufartars, thie sgnouleeral Fert ear ae trend ae viroe an ke a aaee and splendid oosan steam ship CRESCENT CITY, 10 eshanical implementa instrament ie, Innterne, Ro. red i the Arctic Ocean.” Admission, 25 conte tons arden, iil vave for Chagroe diol, on, Mouday, tie Sth | Ro. “Opey frem nine A. ill 10-b daily. admitecacessS | Baul Shalt prioe. y But fe February, at Le'clock, P.M. frum ple by ehis | genter Chtiaren under teva hapten denen rll raah asim in me tr ibe Uns, Paerte mall 5; RANKLIN THRSTRE, CHATHAM SQUARE. PROPRIE- Geeamer euary. ‘The aubocribers have received | WW] ALLDALLA. 96 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAT. tore Pesch & Li ‘tronpe of Mosel Artists will —Giard extre lay of talent by th ot tate for We mh fly Sibecantw Weis ease bern ao, g ere for tl fe riohcet. livin pic . ~AA- fy tbe Bath,” “The Three Gracen” ‘Venue Risiog from the Sea,” will be personsted by some of the it inthe world. Alm the Female Avrobate and. Female € Siopian Page such information from Pavaima, as satisties them that there will be but very Uitte, It apy, devention at that port, | They ha atic f at least four sail (0 Papas a prising 23 of the most bea ip the world ; also, tio Female Acrobats in thel flying lenpe : togethor with other entertainments, Boxes 25 ct ce ad 1X ote, very evining this week, com only, fileennew Modele have been em. | formed wom ~ROLEIORE Serenaders will appear” Boxee 873; conte, DA NCING, ANCING AND WaLTZING, aT Os BOND ST af Di Mr. Seating will form a cw clus: for gentlemen one Reid avy welook, P. M., and for Indies on Saturday at 33 P. M. Ladiee snd renivemien Wisbiue to learn iv the shortest possible tive can re eve private leneona every day at hours not nocupled, steerage oF ite eqavvalentt aseage ce Fe A “a npn ‘leo, Stone Ware W., MocORMICK. AUCTIONEER —SaE tr F's SALE— 4 sii 87; at 10 veloc), at the corner of, Broadway and Lecoard street, will te sold 'y erder of the Sherif, on acsount ol ORK CALIFORNIA AND URBGUN —' D Fost eh sinsrnanie Cop ae a usraD ALL OF THE CALEDOMIAN | { avers, all the Furn Parmance of ber Rencene with oe Nae Lyi Syerendaagen| ea husleare, will toke Tin ste Apolle Saloon, on Frid onld ep Drie ere eh Ny mam yy gee mre Ki Dew § pciens steea wall ew ‘iis ov of the tioet agreeable bails of the. soasen Vickgte to be bay Canta: be Deputy Shen this hagres on. Thureday. Hebraazy |, at n pera N. R., with the wailefor the Pacite. Persons desirous To tebe pa sagefor Califvrnia by the way y ot the Panama, wi tind it co heir advantage tonvall themarlvoe of this opportunity, sein tbe opipion of the onderaigued acest {iF thie most agre hed at W Fulton street, «r 116 Bleecker. Beau MOONEY WILL SELL, 71118 DAY, aT TEN o‘olock, at 14 Platt st., Powie, Clasp and other Knives, Gana, Pall Brvoes, Slaten, Soissors, Knives and Fooks, Brushes, Per LOST, do. For partioulars nce ontalogue now ready i Y Ho Ro RAW AAI A ANNRAARAARARRARARAD ARAN ANARAN l= Gaukecy "in "se menk a "Pabtane “Giamiane a $5 REV ASO Lat a serTER DOG—» HITR WITH ig, LiQuonS, the Facing Py euskal intra Maer naaee {mall back epere snd m phed Black round one eye, aa pat fn Franco Th Feorusey ted wae | eer. ame Wheever wil! revarn him to J. TAN Ree immediate lation thee amas it ‘aler abe pay aa Atlantio stre: ts, Brook ineh eur Ie Greely the above reward, ih the eveld duageplatanent ike eoeesnee agement’ for be tancing ov the co:peny, unless the same be suncrlened underwened. | Proighs for 1 gente per able Coa, ig ihe pevisiow, Res har he oocupwat ince foe Osten , x sot fo Thomas Bell Auctioneer. Pe . a MVE bULLASS REWARD— STRAYED OR STOLEN, , corner of Laight street, 3 craone desirous of eoudtng fre ght, wil make sttoet, 8 Hewtoasd =" ‘and De yo wath black, exept two pe spote on bie fu as only about 20 tons of measurement goods | Whoey:® brites will Re above ee ple FOR BALK. do to Sar to Chane ran 818, bn Sab os "do de, tan questions mew iets haven OR SALE—THE STEAMER NEWS ee WHICH FOR F ieersees, HYseht ‘on epecla 36 per cent uO. Sere econ US Weat atroot SPECIAL NOTICE: gaol this ong fos tbe colieetinn et gy (be Baler d wea itPaTCH LINE—FIKST VES3L FOR CALUFORSI 0. OF O. F. HANCOCK LODGB, NO. 49 —’ best materials by Jorepn C. —_ in Dee ash at Povama tox fresh proviocns and-nuae testes | Lo serset tua tsdge tr0 Fequeeted voautand tha reguermection oper featened, and of the ‘following dimen sailing ‘bark Bonne Ad le, je, Toneqoel waster. This su thin (Thurecay } evening, at ook. to take sotion on the nohes. breadth 22 feet 2 inches, depth 8 sel can now be seen, comple’ the following letter, to satis superior ty cf the Boune ‘Ade In apswer to your inquiries about the charae- ter of thr bart Benwe Advle, avd her abiiitios to. pertorm & ve age to ( slifornia, we reps have juss repaired aad 0 tardy overbauled her. end that we belie ‘as atrong and as: Pettorm the vopege to Ca itornia aaeny. vestei te tor sans pork e therelor. reevmnend her with full confidence. She is Very odd ‘ellows B: oe Is) ePOOR BiLy RRMA Bees ya reas establish in COvANINERSHIP NOTICE—weSsh3, BROWNE, PITT, and LEW14, would inform choir (rieuds that they have enter: ed into ap arrangome:t of parwwership, av mauufacturere of Pa tent Deuble action Harp under ibe name and tiie of J. F, Browpe & Co. The warerocms are at 296 Broadway, (Lafures Buirdings, corer of Reade str et,) New York. ge ant benutiful coea:ion ls now on sale; with every axtiole cvgnocted one, ba ae 3 inch cylinder avd Bet steoke’ und jain cnoelout Her bolle ts entirely new, and cost Including fixtures sand th pottingon biatd, about $800 She hadewe tan for fra water, ad forstrensth, speed, and other ed not tv to mrpassed by any steamer of jor waters: or farther Tariceleta oopisnat ie 68 wharf, Persons fivm the country of the TBE, LEASE, B, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF | tharp built, and must be a fost sailer. Captain lt, under ard sree road whote imepection the rey robe are ieetalen o socmanty gen bene eb the bere of the first a on pte alterms, Repairs | way, ‘Apply to ee ee |OHN Noreen, in every respect atout refuly attended to, Bt F. BtOWNE, 540 Broome street i One ot Clark, (Signed) BB, ROBEATSON & CO,, Ship Buikiers 3.5 tire see epee Cee... Pastage coe buodied” eIPeH ROUT, Matine Garveyor, | __ nithidhe Lewis, oR SALE—THE LEASE OF STORE AND HOUSE YOR ire jo) in saloon ‘up inst " fowr years. in Bi wen Cedar and Pine streets, t OTICE,—1HB SUBSCtIBEFS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE eects vecantin the cabin, Por turthar pardo- N Of thoir intention to apply to the Legulacare of the Stateot from the Tet of Mey nent "Bequin'cti MOAGAN. No.1 Pino | \CHOYEK & CO., & Wall aeesst, Basement of the Seamen's Ycrk, during the pro-ent session there ‘an act to incor: themeeives and their associates, with tal of two mil- OnRIBANIA VILLAGE. — FORK SALE, ONE OR 8, ;SALITORNIA.—THE FIRST CLASS Pa’ $f dollane ands the curprr.te name of ~ The United states Moe by 1/0 feet, situated on rssh arenes Prive $60 at Bier No 9, Hast sive 4 Steom Company. New York a i Livwepoot & tea Lg the | sack hy . pit in Upyer Morrisazia, situated on Myrtle Aveoue, | a lew York a zt yw days ‘more first an jn tek ei eons containing 14 lots price $900, Inquire of B. W. Taylor, 9 Thames JAMES BROW: gowano x. COLLINS, MVORTANT.TO TIN 8TnS AND OTH BER —FORSSLR a nine years’ leare of Three St all Stores. One has pled for » tin emith at ten years. and whele, S10 A ys are, and ar ether for aabce shop, daring ee bert stard in the cit: for jobbie 3 “ent Enquire at No. 67 Madinn street. E—THE CO-PARTNERSIIP_DRRRTOFO! ig under the & at. A Card. — 10 LEASE OR FOR BALE—THE PRESENT WELL KNOWN dori fs Ann street, and residence of the sul on the banks of the Comnetiuot ‘the nto ce-partnerstip George Rogers. ‘The business will be oon: | River, at Inip, ontho wruth side ef Levg Island, with from oiee cian pb raay, expedition. which is made up of | ‘uoted in the nanos of ‘the undersigned 100 acres of Land, cr mere, if doowred.. ‘Terms. f lease or sale fa none but: weedy poreons. “Advantages aro ere CHARLES E CLARK, | vorstie. Application tobe made to Williaa Colt, No.9 Nasu a sacely 19 be bes oths aod oxnest te GEORGE ROGERS, street, New J ork, oF to the subscriber, on the premince, AU desirous of jolt ng the, Association, sibel sri) have cap. am, 16, 1848, Xe wa. LHDLoW, Bec. gevmal Bodin eo nef idee ppd OENCE OF TAR NEW YORK OAS LUIHT COMPANY.— |, FFOTEL 10 LEASE OR SALI ET BR Five MILE oftee, 6 bole. of NWO bhds molasace, 10 bbe, ‘he Brard of Lirectors of this Company at a mesting held House, Third Avenoe, teem Into april nests rent $000, Ap bedi chr pg tiie ehh ry Of son, 20 hogs of buteer,6 | 0% Mony the 15th January, 1649, Resolved, Thatia view of the | piy tod. Herepool, No 11 Third street, from 9 to ll, A. ML, and ‘of tea, 66 quintals of codfish. ‘The ship sud will be | pertia! coo menocment of maunfacturing at their new station on | frim 2 te 4, PM. fone to the passengers, abd each passenger will be eudtled to | 2'stet. the of Gas supplied by the ompany after the Ist day. = Ketvole of freight, Geaides his tagange. tis believed by oompotens | of Feliuery next, wil: be Paused su acts see the hundred | (ANTRAL, BAUL.—FOR fae, . CENTRAL HALL, SITU: then, thatthe balance of the provisions whem the oes ‘arivesas | cUbic fet.” Anais soon as th worhs can be ira I eat oat Ges | lsicly covupied ty the it abesanderh eottes, ees aaa ‘Francisco 'w location, now Dear y com! wy wil of Gas ot ast ‘orl Apply to Mi ots Marble apt deed. Gel ss onl and a fertber hedgaiion in the priee take place, ‘es, at 65 Fravhlin atreet, o at 160 Fr-mi tzoet, up wie, sans ¥ our cement othe publlo, itis deemed proper at the destruction of two Gas-holdors by > Swe’ Sha a 0h of August Jastwitu the derangement and frequent Fo: aed pa niha,Yasnoy Gage AND COPPER. reabspe «f the main in the ruction of numerous » 8, three PE cnet Bog Dg A Sli np a Ree distrnor, bive ebuved preatdiflonties La thar years aly allt at Snaues, Maen fe8 well Toond {a ails and Panage, with ashare of Cargoand vessel. $24). sud dietributicn of the Gag, and rouch inconvenience as wollar dis. | Mestre. Apply to theCaptrin. on beard, at pier Ne. 42 &. Ror BOVD & MINCKEN, 88 Wail arrest VOR 8a: E CBEAP, FOR CASH-—THE FIXIURES AND apparatus telovging to a sap ard candle manufaowry, together with @ lease of an old extsblished stand and premeos need Be & soap and candle manutsotory, Intely belonging to Wash. ingten Bolt, situate in Sallivan street, near Prinoe strect The will be gold together or separate, Apply to John B. Has 6 City Hall place: or to James Howe, 164 Variok street, sprointment to conrumersin the lower part of the 1 har been made by the (0 there without regard to expense. bave it in their power soon to to their sorph, which im quallry and unity will afford. sutistaction. nny ofthe diultic arine frm causes tha’ are merely lintely atte.ded to ned obviated on ing ab application tothe « on pany atthe. offen War I/0 Centre ‘as carly an hcurin the day as practicable, By order of the Bosra ‘ , . BVERITT, Seoretary. (0 CAI LFORN14, $16\—GURDON'S OaLTFORNIA A880- ciation (of Vhiiade phia) of ‘about 100 steady, Pennayl Farners je! bi more iting have the, alendid fase ealllog shiprcLa Ri NS apd e Steamboat for tcwing on the sscrmmente $510 worth of machinery, an Asssyer and a Geologist, sre su pied vo stasea. ‘Tue shove take the Cape Here route BALARD ROUTE BY STEAM AND SAILING Bn bod The Pree dente Committee. and twenty members an y to obviate a 7 4 & MEDICAL. gers toke s eafe and repid overmnd ronte, cos WIAA ANAND APRA ARAANAANAN rovides Bedarng, Bowrd, avd ciel Ee ‘the pelt ah Mh AIL ak AS aL DR, E1027, OCULIST, 885 BROADWAY, INFORMS "£00. Ary to Wm. Good: Lo, 116 Mari 1800 he Beard hat tee street —New York, January patients t at Lis cffice hours are pow from 10% to 3 o'clock, Phitadey “the Provident, at We. Chores 16 Props | _ Of Frestens hy a reso vid that an | on Mondays, Wednedss; 1d Fricays. Dr E will give advice stroct, New or to Captain Gocdriob, ship Clarice Ferk us, po L oe , tor | to the porr om Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, 12toa | Pike atreet, fart River New York. Sails January 76ib, in ie Sipser nantes me cag Oeloens JOL BELTS AND BOLSTERS FOR CALIFORNIA— | 10" at a dividend of ton p F cent jared to the atoc NELUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS, RUKUMATISM, o— | All klode o Piste Peltsapd Wolters, Travolieg K holder and ix sured, out of the profl # of the company, P Gap Stings, Be, Bult ¥ Pouches examen | to the charter, or which oertitaves of sorip will Ge igacd oa ead I seoeateaetens whe tak tain cones eee “T. BELL. 186 Fulton street. oppe ie Chunk stvece New Yorke Setrpion- ait nda om bund AMY BABEERS FO CacIFO4N1A—COVTAINING Al te colt camp kectlenfrott pans eridir ns plates cups, knives 4 Mecestary fur the cooking ani ‘io portable willow hampers, oe meeeor of fur. «ix oF © greater number of persons, Bavieg bad much ex seriet ce in wottirg wp hampers tor old camparguers, we are enabled to relect euch as are indispensable witcout enoum- hering with artislea that could bw disper ed with, | Companies Homyore put up. wilt please lenre their crore as ont as pow ine ITH, TORY Y & CO, 60 Maiden Ince. A) IFORMIA ae SUBSCRIBER 18 PRE pered to furnish Sheet fron Cottages of the most substantial cheruover, at three days notice, built in seotions, They are very perteble. and occopy but little room on ship board For view of \rroll’s Modieated V: Lom nl fs Baap have eee A, operation, since falas in the oitv. 8U0,0 U00 sae NBAKLY OF DR DEWITT C. Koliinger’s Lintment have sold without amur- mur then ato pelve from 20 to 60 years standing, have boom | ‘ 11 fever and mercurial so.es, and pains of every na | fare. Tt fe used Wy, fhe Ervings, Costars, Livingstons, Morri Lediows Bo, we, ft has not failed in a solitary instance, 3 in Inrvohottlen nt 50 centa: $4 HMioe 290 Pearistreet. | D*, JEFFRIES aNTiDOTE 18 THE MOST EFFEOCTUAL sera mage lpr oe mngge ng tery ore ta Teil the | Gxperionce has wal at cally cure nai acti daciesble roca ie ehesined "ts | After tho 28 day OFFebroary ensning. ‘ERT SUYDAM, President, JOUN 8. TAPPAN, Vice Iresident, Fenpinaxn Sracg, Sccrevary. IFE INSURANCE —THE NAUTILUS LIFS I V8URANCE Com pany, No 68 Wall street, imeures the Hives of persons ‘ting Califor a, with privilege of realding there and of making ye voysge cutand heme either he way of Cape Horn, the Inthmus of Panama, or by Vers Orv Mexico, MOsRIS FRANKLIN, President, Puy Freeman, Actuary. HO! FOR CALIFORNIA, IFORNIA. AND THROUGH THE *TRAITS OF ‘The subscriber se formin« ax sesooiation to sail, OR G Me gelin F del cottage, aud terins, whith ipa fit cana votnl for Say Frsnowoo and up the Sacremento: | ruption to usual parsulte sound sleep, oF healtiy digest on, the 8 model cottage. sud armas, which RANA 0 wal ez” | The compar to corals of bu pervonseoly, ‘and to bave ea equal is thas fomovod ao spesdiiy'an le cooalwest with the interest in i} evovsel and provisions, For parc! ulary apply 0 G. prodvetion ofa a th and nent oure. Ite fi nt Cauronnians, AND GOLD BUNTERS, ATTENTION,— | Ludlow Fude, 3 Broad atreet “ Saar eny ogee ts ‘and no aed effect, tbe constieN. ‘beat Gold Washer and Separat. jonally oF ‘use. Priee beet aseortment of Instron Mola Ren a slates sttguia | ROR CALIFORNIA —THE SAURAMENTO MINING AND | Sole fle Agent for potty. OH. RINO, ‘162 Broadway, corner Jobs| Washers cf vertovs pattrus, Ox Corts, ‘dule Carts, Avssying Asseciation ar: new organizing, and have s-o1red Solipp r buiit veal, and will sail with despatch. The assosia tom will consist of a'e cctcompany. One of the ormpany being © practica' aseayor, cl 4 mineralogiat. will tako ont ull Wagons, Duiting 7 Tools, Stone Hammers. Crow Bars, Pickaxes, Mattocks, Stot Wheelbsrrows, Ox Yobes, Ox Chainn Caral Barrows, Save. joes, Paar Ploughs, tad, ino wordy OCI OR POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, Ro, ATTENDS AS ‘uamal exclusively to the disiases of the Rye aud Ear, a3 ‘BL the necessnt ratue apper'aluiog thereto. ‘The vessel will be er trance 134 Wrox “atreay. where cu onesie ye abate aainnr, Cr areas ENE 8 | supplied wichvturen for ane gear. Snethe company tobe)int | ratiay ie Bye trio dd cuts. Alay he Sut Asting Ferghtathoy oer atallishmontin the Chie Searan NB | ObneTH Im Tewel, wren, Be. ine company’ will dlapoe ta tow | Fountalr fore eosebening the oven. AT'iftal eyes i inserter . fs f Bloree or Mule Powers pot uperneesly for driving Gold Washers Svaarstoe Tee emurpa itera, one te cokanees OST AXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO TUR MARGIED of ll Kinds Trice, frrm $90 10 $40. JOUN MAYOER & GO.” | ple characte Wi BRUCE, 1) Ureenwion of those contemplating marriage.—The Married Woman's T nited Rtaten Agriculinval Warchouse, 19% Front street, N.Y. | Barats le Medtesl Companion, by Ur. AM, Mearicean Sixth edie ALIFORRIA —SINGER'S F ATENT ROCK DRILIINOMA | FV, Etoartuieashornee coppers aod soppartastesod Bw | (OnNO cops having slieedy bors disposed of) very tome is chinofor mining purpores; beaes aud stores of wood or 108, | tony burthen, James K @ biting. @ Ro. 1, Peaniurvon, master will wi ether ‘or unmarried, althengh it ir in life benta cf copper or geivinized oa chesp safes cooking a ratus, Be. We,,mabwfnotured and for tale, by fei ne SPE ARD mw eO. ‘242 Water street, 0, CALITORMaha—PRbBONS I\ TENDING TO MAKE sais Oo Thaeesog, Son Seth Saoren. ds email ried fended cepe cay or the married, 28st discloses important seoreta hich should be known to thom partioulariy. flere every female con discover the causes, symptons, d mostceriain mode of cure oy role at 2a nt the publishing office, 129 Liberty street. New Vorky it sovemmindariona for th in 110 days, having outsailed every te ators of the gab, nin with, T. B Yatteeon, No. 9 Chesnut street, Philadelpbia: Little & expreraly for I REM Tie wallet Co, Atbsny; W. R. Davis, Boston On the receipt of SLIFOMNI4.- 26 MAIDEN AANE [3 THE DBFOT FOR by f pont 0 pn 9 ear ae AB DEPOT FOR | will bo transmicred by mall. free of postage, to all parte of United states. All Icttery must be addressed, port pnid, to De A. MAURICEAD, box 120. Kew York tty. Odies 129) atroet. PUR CALIFORNIA AND IHR GOLD MINE\— OuPa- about leaving for Califoreis oan be arn’ ye elimat~. suh a# Heit Hove, Under Pit 4. Needks kasors, Combe, wae, S10 hese goods would yield $100 in the Geld Region gt e A SITUATION, | BY A YOUNG MAN. at RAI y ATED wit ent her sane AAs. ‘el mawers » NALIFOWNIA TENTS, HAbMOLRS, SING COTS, AND 8. H. BOSTWICK, LEUTURER AND AUTHUR OF A ood ard quick penmas, five the beat fol Fence Ade | Bll D conary didi Clotnes Bags, on hand ard made t: order at short notice, by ork om vor ereal diseases ylarge quarto, 350 paos, 77 plates, freee 8. A office of tis Moree. Reras) Pure! MEGIB. 27 South street, | Extract frum the Mostor Mes tral snd Sepeal dvaraal! a ANTED — BY A RESPECTAGLE YO! OMAN, A JAN FRANCIS O—THE SUGSCHIBER Wo8 ON BAND | Marre amily uf divaice snd for rurresme any ching of the kivd titnation to do plain Cooking, @ ashing. Ironing. ‘Ne Ms ot bottled Porter and Cider, expronaly ‘ever published in Price $lv, Author of = work jections to de Chamberwork or assist ‘with the ‘washing. arket,and whic” he warrants to keep | om aclitary halite, ip potene W) pages, 14 plates Price dell at #3 Broadway, first floor, back rom, in Sencensie eet sare $1 For rele nt 232 Brondwey. ard of the author, SM Brosdway, meni ny Deen 6 Ceaar street N'Y. BDICAL CakD—DR_KICHARUSUN CAN BH CON. euited © hin office, No. 10 Park pince, on all pri- vate diremes. ‘trom ) A.M, tob P.M. In stricture seminal weal ees, oF those osres requiring mere than ordinary skill, Dr. R's treatment will «fleot a redica! euro in half the wenal cen. carcaeured in 4 A cure garanted EDICAL OF FICE.—DR. JOBNBSON, 16 DUANE STREBT epee grap co oll known a6 the most successful ument ef venereal old half cured cases that ‘Together w' ‘Did Gooda eaprenly valter' the Paltter MISCELLANBOUS. ‘4 DOREMUS & NIKO’, Nasean street oor Liberty, opporite the Fort Office, CR CALIFOR N14, LavGR QUANTI IES OF BESTQUA- lity of F otetoes, of vat nde. Also brete, carrots, tan riya. ai pier We Wb DARKER BOO, Re B Pelton Barkot, FA aera ity BESF!— FUUK BEAUTIFUL CATTLE, san pe Fo B.Gedney. of White Flains, West. acnver ce Thay are sc yoarsebty Tray wr imevd ristasus jpdges v0 00 he best is rearon. Ale Ton dig fine mt 1m, Laud and ¥ Itieto be sold on oa famaany, Bh, at Noe Sand 14 f Doetor’s reputation for shill in thore Cee eee ee Ore ee OO | Cennes amen b. Y ‘AN LAWRENCE, N. B—The | have for yours is pre cmoinent. Glest, stricture, pA Bd Manet ie Fetwuary ret and sta | muton te cf the South Doon, and valaed fa Albanyooanty. apon the body, or in the throat er nove, paine in the hoed extererve mock, | clnding every ar ole of India Rubber Geode bones of mt ti caees . tional weakness, | Saitabie er edtent, emlgmeae, cash 50 sriahig, beste minke lated resus with or wisnous | feortines dseame tat. mighty cite youe men, bags, conte, pon: hor, 8 0, wil: be sold loge the eon- Sieh Seatare'ym Gis poses |: Recast enaoueme inibatantn ctaeceet Wrenn = ten, Vetween the hours of 3 and 7 e'clook, P, M. In diet. of orevention woriners ¥ ALIFORNIA—PBABURB PIRTING OUT FR UALLFOR. HOWDEK— JULN ODO“ UU H Wil SERVE, UP 4, RALPH'S PRACTICAL PAIVATE TREATISE ON ‘ nature, mnt nag nF | rer: Se, Perpata Sue, San, evpracsal, txined Seal wh ous og n jo have aceil frum his tiendeand pairona,atNo.d Ben | and core ot the genital organs. fnoledlag mastarsatien. ericrire rket. Iti put up i» half pound slabs with tio en | vulatsin chen i pecreen aon tare ban a ro a is Fe ts ‘sloen te He Stes Tite wacaeeR, hag sacked inomave | NOR MAtSRILLES—THE FINE. FAST SAILANG AND shal wore onthe “cr tegen m4 ehectact atin mente viyene ‘aud i fo cor Bdently botl-ved cone | pnyeCch i Seusetchea atc a gg My oa trail medlteselliy ven i it ts tatendod ts bs the only kind of Chewing Fobaceo either Cavendish or Pine Car, | Mane idk Genkeleh ar ab va fey frauhe on Ruse, useful to every one, lacs Eth edition. 343 porn baat wii aon ds voyage to Califcgnin. "The attention of shippers ‘peTiey Reoemmncda done SE ie TIN REN. 88 mrt Preeti. May te Wade the author, @8 Green toh atrest. of In invited to the ahve. IN ANDERSON & CO, tl street. mailed free by post leo, of most of the book sellers in the ©. 5. "6 Weeever carree Fine atreok B& NsTIONAL 1 OLICE GAZRTTE OF THIs WREK, vow ready, ovntaine Judge os tenes't to the vary in the R, RALPH, AUTHOR OF TAR “PRA TICAL PRIVATE he. wich street—offices hours 9 BIRTS FOR (AL IFORNIA~10% LAKOES? aXD wost Prosti ntion tx New ¥ 0., BS Crear 12 A Exveneive Arar ment of Shirte onitabe for the abere a Sitch tos etyotee vr abet a ald a OUP WL. (Duoday excepted). Thee who apply tu soe carly narket oan be frurd Alec, a woll nasred stook of Fnanel Taprewone fr m the ree, will be ton stages will be surprise at dity aud litsle inconveniones Uncer Shirte and Drawers, at Me. WOO: Fi U-ok, Alton letter from. Malneht Pailin. from off “Cerio sec, | wttendivg their ure. Itisottefy, however, thore whe havewat jufaotory, 61 Mais i noe, ving a doteil of the inc ideute of the oxpedi'ion of the Stace | feted from s oertaln, lave of we ea 4 x ¢: Tathe ve now oD ite route to the “govt digens,” via On vith pumercus of clting rutfects Bb verybody sheut water. 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LT a | be enabled, isthe formation of the new cabinet. It has beem generally supposed that few of the leading pola ucians, either here or at the North, know muck on such a subject. ‘ This surmise is perfectly cor- rect. There has been a mystery about the cabinet, arising from the fact that the General has net finished his deliberations or made up his mind de- finitely with regard to its composition. With res pect to the cabinet, however, there are ope or twe points which you may regard as settled and fixed. As soon as the General was elected, he detes- mined, before he tormed his cabinet at all, to con- sult Mr. Crittenden, of Kentucky. General Tay- lor, 1 beheve, has already offered Mr. Crittendem any pogition in the cabinet that he may consider best suited to his habits or inclination. He reposes entire confidence in Mr. Critteaden, and has there- fore selected him as his principal adviser, or pnme minister, with the option of taking the first post- tion in the new cabinet. Yet, although Mr. Crit- tenden, by this offer of the President elect, may be considered as having the Secretaryship of State at his disposal, it is supposed that he will be moag likely to prefer the office of Attorney General of the United States—the same post, he occupied | during the month’s administration of Gen>ray | Harrison. Mr. Crittenden, it is thought, wishes to avoid the iabors and cares connected with the woeful | Secretaryship of State, and will, therefore, acoept the Attorney-Generalship, which is less laborious and more congenial to his habits; while he wily in that position, to be near the General, at Washington, and still to retain the confidential post of first and principal ad- ser to the President himself. Yet, notwith- standing this view of Mr. Criitenden’s probable position. I would not be surprised if he should | change his mind before the fourth ef March, and actually take the State Department; probably being induced to take such a position trom its giving him a higher rank in the cabinet and the country, and investing him with more commanding 1n- fluence tor his future purposes. Mr Crittendenis now Governor of Kentucky, and there have beea frequent letters and communications betweea the General and him on these matters. Oa the journey of the President elect for Washington, next month, he will undoubtedly visit Mr. Crittenden in Keat- ucky, and will consult him more particularly om this and other matters. ‘With reepect to the other members of the cabi net, I am very certain that nothing defiaite has yet been determined on, with the excep- tion’ of the Postmaster General. For this of- fice there is the strongest probability that Toman Smith, ef Connecticut, has beem offered the appointment. But even on this very point there is nothing ea and definitely hxed, and probabl mall not be till the ye od of the General with Mr. Crittenden, on his wa’ Washington. The other members of the haters will be selected from different sections of the coun- try, according to the position aad reputation of the eligible candidates; but excluding trom the selee- ion, as now understood, both theStates of Louw ana and New York. No cabine icer will be selected from either of these States. This detem~ mination has aiisen from the circumstance of the one furnishing the President, and the other the Vice President, atthe recentelection; and the Gene- ral would, consequently, feel a delicacy and impro- priety in giving either the one or the other aa addt- Fonal high cabinet officer. Mr.Berrien, ot Georgia, Mr. Clayton, of Delaware, and Mr. Reverdy John- 60n, of aryland, are all very much esteemed by General Taylor; but itis very doubttul whether Mr, Berrien, of Georgie, can be appointed to such a post, because, as learn, Mr Crittenden entertains no small antipathy to the Georgian Synator—tor what reason, J do not understand ; but this p-oba- bly will prove adverse to the chances of Mr. Ber- tien. Mr. T. B. King, whom [ see put forward by the Northern journals, has not been much spokea cf; nor have I heard much said of Mr. Schenck, of ‘Ohio; although it is probable that these and other distinguished men of the whig party, are more talked cf at Washington for particular posts than they have been at Baten Rouge. I under- stand that Joseph Grinoell, of Mass , has been ve earnestly recommerded to the General by sere correspondents in New York and New England, tor the office of Secretary of the Treasury. Proba- bly Mr Moses H. Grinnell,ot New York, may know | more of thease movements; but it 18, as yet, very doubtful whether Joseph Grinnell, Mr. Abbot Lawrence. or Mr. Evans, of Maine, may bz the | succeseful candidate for ayost in the new cabi- net. If Truman Smith, of New Englaod, should | be appointed Postmaster General, which is the only uppointment after Mr. Crittenden, that seems | as yet prebable, it is likely that this will be all chat New England’ will get in the way of cabinet officers. Having disposed ef the cabinet, as far as my in- | formetion can come now to the measures | and general Ende of the new admiatetra- | uon With regard to this point, one thiag is nearly certain, that Gen Taylor’ wadministration will be much stronger in favor of whig policy in regard te men, and probably ulumately ia regard to mea sures, than any one has been led to sup ove by the letters published from. him before his election 1 am more and more convinced, from what t hi heard from several gentlemen who have been re cently up the river, of the accuracy ‘of this state- ment There are very few of the leading men among the democratic party for whom the General entertains any very high opinion. Mr. Polk, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Marcy are all utterly repugaant te his views and derby on Secretary Marcy stripped him of his ai my before the battle of Buroa Vieta, for the purpose ot giving a chance to Gen, Scott ‘to make the campaign he did. It was by at intrigue of General Marcy with the friends. of General Scott in New York, that the great body of the regulars were taken trom Gen, Taylor subsequent to the capture of Moaterey—leaviug him at the mercy of Santa Anna, had it not been for the happy and providential aid which he after- wards received from General Wool. Ihave ander- stood that the General hus been fully apprised ail the movements connected with that intrigue, | Which was Rg on og friends of Gener | Scott in New York and New Jersey, with Secre- 1y Marcy, and which had for ita object the utter prostrauion of General Taylor, who was entirely aba doned to the immense army brought dowa ainst him from the mountans to Bu-a Vista At that period, the Courier and fa- quver, of New York, was full of 118 eulogiums o1 General Scott, and took very active steps, obtruding him tere the pablie RC ed | of bringin, im out as \ the forure J idency. Itis believed here that the intrigue te destroy General Taylor would have succeeded, and that his army woald have been destroyed, ond himeelf disgraced, by the immease hordes of Santa Anna, but for the efficient reum- force ment which he received from General Wool, Thave a few disclosures to make in these matters, that will rstomah some of those in New Yor who are now bold in their applications to Gene: Toylor tor office, and professing spl the great est fiendship, while at that er did alt they could to ruin General Taylor ‘= aren neral Scott, with the view of ultimatel the latter Preeident, in place of General Tayion x Seeretary Marcy, therefore, and the Wal intriguers, are in utter detestation here. Mr. Buchanan is the only man of the old admunistra- tion for whom General Taylor entertams any te spect, ond sl respect for him is generous in the ss eet de pentectly satisfied, from what I have heard,