The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1849, Page 3

a SE THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Weekly Herald will be published at mine o'slook | Kingdom. Within the pagt year or two, more then Fk cHerons ta this morning. CONTENTS. ‘The Gold Fever; Progress of Emigration to California; Im. Portant Letter from Baton Rouge, developing the Political Views aud Probable Policy of General Taylor ; Extraordinary Develops mente of Socialism in France ; Interosting Letter from our Lon- dom Correspondent; Intere:ting Intelligence from tbe South American States, the Sandwic> Islands, Oregon. Proveediags of Congress ; Proceedings of the Southern Convention; Trial of ‘Female Operativesat Allegheny City, for » Riot; Editorials; Local News; Miscellaneous; Commercial Afairs ; Money Market, Mar- Kets gonorally ; Shipping, etc. ‘Single copies, in wrappers. sixpence. Gold and Sliver Watcbes.—J. ¥. Sx Je, 1b Wall etreet, bas coastantly on hacd an exisssive Vasioey pg ol eee: papel it style ond lity 11 the manhan wiles be thes Co purchasase ne O03 intent poate COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. ‘The stook ik Spee pe ae pees Bee ts i a eel oe es e stock mat! contiaues quiet. Prices fell off nee R ‘or ‘or 33) to-day, and the bulls gavo way a little, Aresotion is | 300 IndwanStcnss Sid 199 PmunE RR Hi just as likely to take place to-morrow as afurther de- | 180 do 61% 40 eo om 20 At the. first board to-day, Obio 6s declined | “uy Mant” i iw ds nt Canton Co,, 4; Harlem, ; Long Island, 44; | JU) ONOT A, 1, M2M fh Harlem R& as 4 Reading Rallread,2. The transactions | 2X0 Indiava Bonds = 38 wy do. 38 at the opening were limited, and there appears to be | 4 peru tan, og dm 4 m8 & disposition among operators to wait the receipt of | 2 40, terip ws 96 I Island RR 23) more definite intelligence from the gold pti tt | a0 gl Life tron She “So a8 Bo a3 was expected that the steamship Faloon, at New Or. | Si) Farmer Tr by) fe M0 do. bon 24 Jeans, from Chegres, would bring later advices from 20 do 337% 10 Erie RR, old 59 San Francisoo, and considerable disappointment was B bs s FS manifested when it was announced that she brought | 20 40 os nothing. We have tad so many stories fiom! iW) do 260 84 California, of an official and every other charac- te Fares peneret On ter, that people are getting tired of them, end | “26 Canton Co wish something to the point. If one half the| { 4° accounts received are true, there should be a; Sccond least ten millions of dollars in gold on the way, at | $200 U 8 6's,'62, coupon i this moment,to this country. The highest sum named, | ‘it, Trearury Nis0'e a8 expeoted, is two millions, and we do not know what | ,fi'0 F ine Renee ES information the authority forthe statement has that | “s) de bio &7 even that amount ison the way. It will be at least | 0 yan ft six weeks from this before one of the regular line of steamers will arrive at Panama from San Francisco, ‘and we cannot look for any shipments of consequence except by that conveyance. The Crescent City is nearly due at this port from Chagres; she may bring later advices from California, received at Panama by some transient vee! In the course of the debate in the Senate, on the ap- pointment of » committee to examine into the causes of the failure of the Canal Bank of Albany, it was stated that the aspect of its resources had materially changed for the better since ihe receiver made his re- |. Instead of being insufficient, as was at first eup- posed, te redeom the circulation, it now appeared that, in addition to that, about forty or fifty per cent on the -deposites would be paid. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity, in tons, of anthracite coal sent to market from the dif. ferent regions im Pennsylvania, in each year, from the commencement of the trade, 1820 to 1848, both inolu- sive :— Antunacite Coat Trane or Pennsrivanta, Schuyl Little Lehigh Other —Aggre- ki regions, “gute. Ay. eee "ie several years after the commencement of ‘the trade, the receipts were only from the Lehigh region, and, until after 1828, no supplies were received from any other than that and the Schuy.kill sec. tion. Since that time, the receipts from the Schuyl- Kill region have exceeded all others; and during the past four years, more than one-balf of the aggregate supply bas been received from that section of the State. Heretofore, the anthracite coal has been used for domestic purpores of all kinds, and for almost every variety of machinery where steam was the pro” pelling power, We bave, it is true, imported largely of the bituminous kinda; but their ure bas been confined principally to dwelling houses, for grates.&c. The exten- sion of internal improvements, in the shape of railroads and canals, into the most out of the way aud most re- mote seotions of the country, has brou. ht into requi- sition varieties of coals of the greatest value, and dif- ferent from those which have heretofore been in gene- raluse. It is exceedingly fortunate that these internal improvements have been extended at a time when our ocean steam navigation has taken such rapid strides, It isa curious coincidence that facilities for the favor- able extension of ocean steam navigation should be drawn, for the firet time, from our soil, atatime when such extensive arrangements were making for the con- struction of an ocean steam marine. Anthracite ooal bas never been used to any extent in moveable steam engines. Jt is not adapted to that | kind of consumption; and immenre sums of money have been wasted inexperiments. [t answers very well for stationary engines, and for stationary consump. tion of all kinds. A very valuable and useful report was made to Congress sometime since by Professor Johnson, of experiments made with the the different kinds of coal with a stationary apparatus, built and prepared for the purpose, and s0 arranged as to afford any required amount of draft. The result of these ex- periments settled conclusively that anthracite coal, which is the most difficult of ignition, cannot be used om board of steamships without the aid of powerful plowers; and so far as attempts have been made to use it om railroads, they have provedjoomplete failures. Coals porsessing the most speedy powers of ignition and the bighest evaporative power, must, of course, be preferred for steamships, for locomotives, and for all other moveable engines; provided these qualifications | can be broaght into useful application through the or- dinary atmospheric influences. For the purpose of showing the relative value of the Ufferent varieties of coal, eo far as regards the properties necessary for successful employment in our steam marine, we annex a compatative statement from the report alluded to above:— Ovrictas, ANALYSIS OF ANTHRACITE AND Brrvmtvous Coat, Fo gia $8 | FI “3 te BRE ok GE “si a ad 2 835, 7 90 91 mS 12.68 1000 12.3L ot 4.75 908, M75 -_ 35.83 809 39.95 73 80 UT | i 3.98 792 | 82.49 715 636 It will be seen, oa reference to the above table, that the anthracite contains a very small quantity of bitu- men; that the semi-bituminous contains sbout tour times as much as the anthracite, and the bitumizous too great amount of volatile tter, causing it to cement in large masses. It is, therefore, too light to be used economically, except for very limited purposes It will thus be seen that where the greatest heat is required, the most natural and the most speedy ign! tion, the eemi-bituminous is decidedly superior to all others. In order to consume the anthracite coal on board our steamers, it is necessary to employ extra engines, to oreate artificial currents of air, to supply a deficiency in {oflammable matter, and in doiag so, Jarge portion of the heat is lost by being forced through the flues with too great velocity, and the boiler furnace bars, Ke , are scon destroyed. The more pow. erful these engines, and the greater the current of air, the more rapid the consumption of coal Itis estimated that at least twenty-five per cent of the aggregate | consumption are lost by the effect of the blowing | engines. taking of equal portions of the antiracite and bitu- minous quailties.) easily ignites The Cumberland is extensively used by our Ocean Steam Navigation Com- pany, and those of Europe whose versels touch at out ports, and by some of our most extensive raiiroxd com- panies, in their locomotives This cosi corresponds The semt-bituminous, (a description par. | ™ ‘ ment ani all the steamship compante,’ of the United balf a dozen steamship companies have beon rested in this country, most of which have their steam ** un activ+«peration; and im the course of a few years ¥° shall have dozens of these companies where we now Bave one. It is therefore of the utmost importance trot it should be determined at once, whieh, of all our varieties of coals, is the best adapted to that extensive service. So far, the leading variety ef the semi-bita- minous kind is much superior to all others; asthe sup- ply is inexhaustible, and located om the line of the Cumberland Canal and Baltimore and Ohio Qailroad, {t i* accessible as the Schuylkill, by means of thej Reading Railread and the Schuylkill Canal, ard be brought to market at very eoono- mical rates. The importance of this species of coal will be more generally understood when it is known that, for the purposes named, one ton is equal to more than two cords of wood, which makes ita cheaper and more economical fuel to use, Stock Excha ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, WANTS. Wee FIRST RATE GRINDER AND FILE CUTTER at the Beh L« comotive Works, Schenectady, New York. Address B, 8. NORKIS, Schenectady, WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITS, O8 ard, in » private Freach family. References exchangers. Apviy to L G., box No. 363, lower to: Office, ANTED—FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD FOR TWO gentlemen; in a private family preferred. Address R,, at this office, vii ANTED—A PERSON WHO PERFECTLY UNDER ands the cutting and manufacture of parasols. To such rraon a liberal salary ‘Will be given, Address A.B. at thia ANTED—BY A RESCEOTABLE 8 20TCH GIRL, A 8I- ta 6 good plain Cook, or as Chambermatd; good q city reference if required. Ploaso call at Now iad. oth street, in basement. ANTKD IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG MAN, QUALIFIED to oorduet the business of « retail Groosry in ® ce ateal part of the city, and wit respectable references for integrity and compttency, aud conversant with tue oity. Alto—a smart And intelligent boy, to attend upon the grocery, capable of driving force, and aequsinged with the eity., Bich may apply by le \dreered, “A. G., Grocer,” Horal TED—A PARTNER, WITH A CASH © APITAL OF frcm 2000 to. $000, in & unfe, profirable and rospoc: susinere slteady entaviisned, in Brtaway, the advertoocis & pra’ teal business man, the eoncera hasa god rua of cash trade, ‘.d the opportunity here offered for a profitable investment of five nd capital psichan one ag seldom cffers, Address 8. M., ce, wi J name, which will be promptly atteaded to, The beat of setorences givens Hees, WANTED, NEAR HUDSON, OR 8ST, JOHN Square, in the courre of a week or two. No objection to Tent or purchase rome furniture. Direct, Box 246) Post Office, RACY, IRWIN & CO.. WANT TWO BOYS IN THEIR Cloth department, Tnyuire at the store, 10 Maiden lane, FRENCH LADY, WITH THE KIGHEST KECOMMEN- ‘antions, lately arrived from Paris, dosives to give lessons in i French lenguac® a & private family, orin an inate Only able C-milics ued ay ply at No.4 Broa iway. arvhcation that wat made at No. St’ Brondway, yost-rdsy, Frenoh texober, acd an interview with the Indy, eau bs had now by applying as before, GENCY.—WANTED—BY A RE-PECTABLE YOUNG ‘man, the agency of real estate property, in the uppar part of this city” Unquestionable reference can be given, for honesty and capabliity. Good dammed CRT ed. Please cal RI WN'S, A SITUATION WANTED, 48 MANAGER OF ‘nite manufactory intendeat of a file factory. —A pereon lately arrived from sheffiel4, Evglani athoragh practical Anowiedge of bis bustness, om gnees to tho prizeipal leading GhoSield hengce hero, and has with ‘mopials from those in England. Addr: Ww. oH. his ollce, N-B—The advertir fs also qualided Tor hevping oka. N OPPORTUNITY 8ELDOM TO BE MET WITd 13 NOW cflered to three good, active men, that can give a litt ¢ secu. ity, to collect bills, sell a new avd saleable book, aleo attend to other Lusiness, Address box 1,371 Post office, post paid, till Wedneday. [NDEFENDENCE GUARD FETE, sf THE CUINESE Kooms.—he Eleventh Annual Fete of the Independence Guerd, wi take piuce at the above rooms on Monday Evening next, Janvary 224. Tickets can be procured of Captain Jamos A. Boy'o, 12 Broadway; Lieut. A. R. Scofield, 197 Wa eratreot: and cr Brena agurer, at Tammany Hall. N, B—The Company will PUPNGED ROOMS 70 LET, furnished bedrooms, without boa comfort and evnvenience, on moderate west side of Walker street, (No 64.) the prem Bobs a pte NKLIN COFFEE HOU3B, 86 MAIDEN ) an lar. Two superior Saddlos wilt | be roasted iareecrod up wil Oneonat Sat Bi —TWO HANDSOME ¥v er For terms, &/ YOMING COAL—THE BEST 108 STEAM OR FAMILY purpores, 4,000 tons ; alse, all other Coais for steamboats, hotelr erocera. Re. at the very lowest market prices, “apsly at the old cout office, {ate Kith’s) Now 85 Litosty street, or ae the Axency, 206 Franklin street, HO} Fron CALIFORNIA. VAUIFORNIA—WE CALL ATTANTION 90 THE BARK J” Bowne Adsle, now ‘lying at Pine street wharf, EK, er aceemu ooations are superior to thoe of any veceel sn port for California, By reference to the letter ef Webb, Roberta n & Co., stip buiidert, and of Capt. Weiteutold, Marine oa in this Jerald, 8 day's 1OLD WASHE 8 X ‘ale w very uy assured of HE SUSSCRIBEWS OFFER FOR or Gold Washer, operated by a orank, Weighing abous 7¥ be: price $18, Call and ete JONLB, BEEBE, & CO, cor. Reude and Contre streets. and 120, Fulton 1 atreet. * ALIFORN 1A GOLD—Aat TH Eg ON ITED STATES wuoLe. sale Cloihing Warehouse, Nos, 252 and 256 Pearl street, may be found the largest assortment of Clothivg in the wor! Shirts, Drawers, Oil Clothing, and covered If suityble parkots,and chraper than tre chenpest, snd put up in doze half doens. ae it the thing for Valifi who may be going © ja Companies. :, LEWI3 & HANFORD. Nu B. Call end examine before purchasing. \ALIFURS NITED STATES RIFLES, DITTO Caz J” dire olvers. &o, United States Rifles breech Loading (cast stee! barrel.) Carbines—ailen’s pa cocking Revolving Pistols, the most approved repeating ats extant. For eale by “a. T, COOPER, 178 Broxdway, Howard's Hotel. NALIFURNIA—A MACHINE AND APPARATUS roe / mashing ard eeparating the gold from the annd, to. wil ed to the puvlic this Gay (Saturday), from 12 to iWiotolock, JOHN MAYHER & CO'S, No. 195 Froat strost JALIFVANIA BOOKS —APPLETON & (O., 200 BROAD way, publish the following Boo! I 108 persons got te Califcrnia,—Now ready, a four " saleeged. wi In Califoreva, betzg. the Jourval of aT Eiria | a, Inte Aleade of San Francise’, fourth edition, ies Ap: endix, containing Accounts of the Gold Mines Various Routes, Uniticn eto, ete. “1 vor. 1dmo, of 480 pages. ‘$1.25, Narrative o Sta Exploring Razediben $0 abe Rocky Mountains, and to Orogon and California, by Capt, J, cents. Dr. U 4 Mines, ° ining of their prirerples and practice rated with 180) wood ergravings, ‘rice $5. OUendoria | New Method of [earning to Riad, Write and Speak the Spanish Languago, by M. Valasquez and T. Simor mo. $l H. Key to go. 76 conte, Just resdy—Nove of “nes 'z the Prominent Geographical. Geol of arta, Menatactures hy lifornia, al, Miaeralogi abn ‘eereultaral Features of the Country, from the Official fed of Mejor Emory and Col. Fremont, fyo, paper oovor cents, DYICK TO CALIFORNIANS —PERSONS W from this port for California wither nf bor goods, may live to regret that they eve who ba ony ‘an India rubber Tent, oat Wading Boota, Grup Blanket, Air bod, Lite Preverret, Cautoon, Keapanck, Clo:hes Bag, &6., will be able, when they reach the Dorado, to aoe up for themeelves, keep bourders if need, be, and dig for gold im water half fathom ‘deep, with dry skin. The best place in the tity to purchase theee articles is at ‘tae new India Rubber W are. house, Zv Juhn street. The sub-cribers are averse to pulling, or they would say that their air beds are #0 constructed ae to be con- verted into rafte or boats for ovorsing rivers, with tone of mer. enkipe, ane are entitled to be called the “Combined Bed and ‘No person should purchase @ boat without first examin. Ing this article: ‘Por sale at te lowest pricaa, by Lis & TOMPKINS, New India Bubber ®, 20 John atroet, ‘HO Indi SAIL ia OPPING THE QUESTION TO CALIFOANIANS. mr ag cee Mead wil ‘you get board in California?” on Ce at ot ea bread, Toball domy 0am om, Kobert; but how willy et without wagous or roude, from rel end of navigation a %) "Why, roll them there, unole Pater.” “Yu mum storo them tn the min, there being no buildings there. sok and the oom, f that,” Will not the he tenta spoil?” ichard, how bi “Well, uncle, I went do Front street, where they keep, all kids Pickles Preserves, Spiced Oysters, psahrink and loose! 1 don'tknow, f ad red Me 1 500 poor de Ut preeerved roasted Meate, 20 poonda of pre: pre L material for 400 pints Soup one hat 1 ooh tn) for the eum of “3105, which, for 40 pounds 75. Bo, va i |, makes 1 Salve 1,460 tte food Yor 'a youn ct quite é Tee, © any, ee | see, $3 W per week. ‘There provisions sre put up in canisters, and keop Zi youre, retaining perfeotly their natural flaver, I can, in ¥ where to th ®, throw them on the tacks of mules and go digi or John can’t ot ALIFORNIA.~ 25 MAIDEN LANE 13 THE DEFUT FOR ‘A goveral assortment of small wares at wholesale, auch a9 Fine Readhca ha Rasor, cat 0.80. g10 in these goods would yiel assortment of Fremont, 8vo. paper oever. 25 | 8O! FOR CALIFORNIA. the Let of March quire a7 Cherry ae FOU! Frases foe ater oe SOND ither the 15th of Feb. or to San Fraccisoo, Ba- Passe for the Fy, for Som ome orm. eames whi hick loaves: Hranouco, is ifered for & TICKET FOR SALE.~-A PASSAGM TICKET Paname oa ie Sth of Febras- ed {oF $12, the a who par Person se for s ‘deen tor Lr 87 Lower Peat Oftce, ie dat. Cs.” are eeaied to on Saturday, 20th, hase att on GRIFFIN EDWARD GRIFFING. ure A838. NGERS BY THE hay PPACTEIC, FOR, SAN aa o'clook, A. af, and San Blas, or ¥: Cruz are desirous of f being lg xt by other makeupa teen. formation that fis route iia al ditions, 98 weil as economical. Gen fen OR B CALTE FORNI A S7A. VERS CRUZ, CLIY OF MBXIC), taken passage in'a fonctged raesel ta anil nex week for Vera ing such an ©) unity are ested toimeet at Niblo’s No'87 Breadway, this avoning acT 0 ol koutemen, who have qgn 89 as to a, vo satisfactory in- as Soe book and wanes expe eon who may be di HE CARSON ASSOCIATION Mi T 1d region of the Mecrumento ear'y. in D. HOUGH o'clock, at American Halt corset of Grand street and Broad- rted gold mines of the Ro ‘arriving (if not locating be'ore,) in the {ive monthe provisivns-all for ous Nonteed aud tow dcilare eet THIS syaire.7 May, with two mulesand Je, Chairman Pro Tom. IRS? VESSEL FOR CALLFORN Robertson te Co.,ship builder, nod f be, beck BON rine (urveyor, ‘ihe moa will be regularly furnished & cay, properly cooked, and the provisions pat on board eupertision ofa commitiee of the passon; For to ‘SCBOYER & CO, 82 Wall stroct, Under the Seamen's Rank, 14, SAN FRaNclsc ADE'E cha now be per, Messrs Webs, Weldsrholdt me’ a Aa three times To sail om the Vth inet—The ADELE, Tezequil, master, built in I ited ‘Up with Beate Rooms for saloon ISPATCH LINE FOR 84N FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Fasrage in the salon OVER & 82 Wall street, under the Seamen's Bank, fast sailing bark BONN. 1843, 18 in complete order, ‘and eabin re, NO 100, and por for partieu- OR an Usd! Gaudo, 35d petrs old shares more oan bo Section tetas aiapored of Fagulations of the Company: | 41 Jan. 20, 1849, FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—TO SAIL FEB rhe tive copper fastened and con) Foul By macy, master, will fat $160 ach, wi and part of the vessel, | Sh Visioned for 18 mouths.’ The in toabide by the rules und Or to THOMPSON & ‘The Association moots every night, at 102 Cantre atroet, ed bark as above, yh entities the will bo pro- Front a ‘rect, up-sta‘ra, UNTER, SJ South otroet, cet 2, Buu be ‘one the Aiistorioal 8; ina, ZAR. 2 | RO res f Be 8 cla te Ovturiua, Mr. J. ea tat I Fords, Me Winans; Vi Dann; Cardes, Mr. J Giibert Collie ge Mr. orden, Claas Mies Mary tartor, Hees, Mi craze. Previous to which, the Comedy of Naval ENOsORM TA. afer, which ater Lee's ‘Thrill is Pat After Bosdicea, Mast Ex Pie Bite Kirn Kirg. To conclude with Mz. lavater f pees ate: Fit, 1ahge; Gallery, Lice. reopen at 83 co Cuaxrraus oe NATIONAL THR THRATRE, LATE 3 ‘20, the performance roi ey the farce of MB. END MKS. woltkeue ra Waite, Mr. Peter White, Miss B. Mestayer, after ‘Waoousta. Wr. B. Pichi ates rama a ACOUSTA. Major » Mr. i Be fo ‘Taylor; Cay ward, Ouca: joxn of Aro. Mina Me r. Opensn 6X deleciccemesense se G RAND pr ng snd COO ReT, or Tas gtd pAReare x tock, at al Hall, Broadwaycon J fig risk ee. noes of Madame Goris nana Sk ‘of ay, on Saturday rere Grand Oyera of PROGRAMME, J, Overture of Concert, for four h ands, Gompoved by. Gover 2 Air Italian, for Piano, om) y Mayor ico, froan ‘* Pirate,” for Violin :....Ch: Holinstoox & Arla from™ Favorite” for Soprano Volon soiapcsed Donizetti ‘Lu "Mist A’ Hohnutock ROOND PA 6 Grand Duetto from «william, Te A ; Miss Adela and Charlee Hohnstock pene Song. for ‘Soprano’ vote, 26 Doodle, Variation a Durlesyues, for Vioita, Ch. Hohastock spoutaine. for Soprans votes, souapoved by val of Veeice, for Viol ABERNACLE- JOSEF GUNG'L HAS TAE HONOR TO aunownce to the lasios and gentlemen of New York, that Grand Concert, om hie return to thie city, will take Place atthe Broadway Tubersaole, om Toseday evening next, January 23d, For pregramme, &o., soe fu p advert ism outa, Micuanics Bait, No 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 4 Broome streets, ops ‘wight duri Weck. tho orginal snd: well-known CARISTY'S MINSTRELS, onganived 1842, the ‘dette sr ee Peraneae wt Birdy, ee « extent un) Rhiopinn cateeccinwentes whose oonterie im & period «f two yours, have been patronized to an ralloled by any amusement in this great motropolis, iL have te honor Of cantinuiog thal tnlimitabie Concerta every night, un fusing &* cadh represent tion's variety of new Steal” urleequent Songs Ro. Admalse sion, 25 centa, Doors at 7—Conoert Lo commence at 8 Gelvek, An Afternoon Concert ve ry, Saturday. commencing at So’clock, Manegerand Direotor, FE. P, CURL DD BSPATCR LINE 70 54N FRAN Bark BONNE ADELE, Captain until Saturday next (2th, for the necommnodation of passes for Califirnia, Paseegers must Friday, and be on board the bark on Persons from the country . get on Wednesay m¢ rnin, ie Ed on Satay befure 12 o'olvek. Lix3 co, #2 Wall atrest, O1SCO, VALIFORNIA.— ‘Tasequel, will be be detained of their stato Franoieco, and up the Sacramento Deere to California, up the Years Hy provisions will be divided ne gold ‘opportunity, For partioulars, between JOR eRe THB eTaaits TO 3aN vessel two years old, will be deepatched with a limited tum er of Provisioned for seven months Nearly tures months rogiona. To an asociation of geutiomen, this is great SONOVEE & CO, 82 Wall stroot, old Regions. — A. to, being light draught, werd whon they reach Avzeican Rete tre Salar LENT, ‘fe coO., ror. Jan, ernest wil p Peer awit beilliant von Horse Entreg; ina beautiful aisplay of hedge ip; Wr. Re irice and Jonse; ecard La Pe d drijtiant av: lutions on the Fh + the beantitel Dancing Horse Buce| manship by Mr. H. Gi W. Stout, Mr Masters Jeme Bad Maurice sana Hoe conclude with ferret, ‘a Laughable ae at io ‘Admiselon to every part of the house, 25 centerehildren W ALLBALLA, No. 36 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD- select and higtly intores'itg ‘afornoon perfor. way.— A mance, at 3 o'cleck, to day, by yhe mocel aritste, who will appoar in acme of the richest living tableaux over exhibited, and arranged by yarticuler request fur this afternoos, (OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALI F commanded by © nic Bt. cceed tho Tai sailing coppored and copper fastened shic, Bitsabeth om ed by. Capt, Danie. Trooman, 600 tons. three arco, and oail with deepatoh. “Thin FORNIA.— THE Fast to touch at Ps wailing bark Bonne Adele, eel can now be seen, complet the following letter, to enti eriority of the Bonne Adele.— “Grxtunonx In answer to your f ter of the bark Bonne Adelo, aud her ago to California, we reply, th overhuled ber, and that je she t, and must about WEBB. L Wel ulars spply to Ship baa epacious Poop-cabla for 24 frat oubla pass and very oro ai 4 sabia, between decks Ber freight or range, poly to on board, at pier 13 Bast river, or to B. Kichardact Mibu Heuth etrvots Ar G. Benson & Coy 99 Routh street, Z PATCH LINE—FIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA, ma tor fresh provisions and water, the sacquel master street whart, iy. ‘porsons Troe the County of the t we have ast repsired and outure y form the voyage to Ca sfornia asany H ¢ therefor: reoummend her with full confidence. She in very | i bea fort sailer, Captain Weiderholt, under have been dowe, can also watitly you 9 ROHBATION & CO, Ship Builders, nt Marine Surveyor. Passage one hundred dollars, in the rooms. One state room vacantin the cabin. BCHOYER & CO, 82 Basement of the Seamen's Bank. ‘This superior 'e publish juries about the charno- lities to perform a vo} 18.28 atrong aud as able to vessel up for that port saloon fitted up instate For furthar partio- Wall street, OR SAN FRANCISCO. February, at 1 ¢’oloc from steamer, will reach Par steomer’of the 10th February. such information from Pavama, as sati tive information of at least four sail orders to proreed to Pavama, and that the last of February, They ship of the British Pacifio Mail Co. hav from Panama to San Francisce — Th been increased, gers ‘Chagres Osbin, $125 ; steerage, freight om merchandise, 700. per foot. tabla passenger, 200 Ibm. stonrage Meaeur-ment. ‘No nensage secure remitting one balf the smount of, berth for one week. OR CHAG 4ES, DIRECT.—TAE new and splendid ocean steam ship CRESCENT CITY, 150 tone burthen, will lave for Chagres dirvot, on Mouday, Kk, P.M. pier 4,N. ma in time for the U. The subscribers ha be but very little, if any, detention at that port. They have posi. re algo assured that the relay steam: pon moe convey prssen- ‘Cruces Passage in saloons, Freight on specie, ssenger, OF ite ‘equivaleatin PARD& SON, 73 South st, e Sth Pawongote by this . 8. Pacifio mail ve received isfies them that there will ing ships, having received they would be there about orders to take passengers _{aalliten | for crossing there is no doubt 159; lowor 300 1 ul paid for. Any porwn joney. oan secure & A BOW NE, commanded a Capt FG. and most experienoed late firet in command oe pel snd 8 eespeen nope yee one but res} oftured rarely to be met renee sl ani ‘of 300 6 To those whe wish To oe inst For turther particulars, Dover street. East river. apply te to the j)OR SAN et Preyer tng yd AND THE GOLD ne—The ‘aptains out of tho port of New York, and 1¢ U. 8. frigate Macedonian, under Com. Dp kay, dutiog ber lata aission of mero fo, eland. “The ahip i sal) on ot January, shilfol and experienced expalision thon eaten of y persons, A¢vantagoe are nere 81 desirous of joining the Arscciation,. The ehip or hens, 460 460 do. beef, 300 d do, meal, D0 do, rioe, 20, oe reE, 100 do, poten, 8) do. bags of coffee, 6 bbis. of vinegar, 10 hhds. aiackerel 10 eof ontonn. IU boxes of soap, 2) Kons of butter, of ‘em, quintals of codiiah, The ahip, tnd cargo will te Jong to the ‘aud each pasecngor will be entitled to4 ht Soca robe Ie is believed by competent the balance of tho when tho vessel arrives Francisoo, for more than the prios of a Till bo worth from 3) te that the ship in that port, be secured without dolay.— Passage, with s share of Careeund ves verve, live’ oak ship ROBERT lamercn, one of tno ablest ot but be antisfactory to ‘will have a oe. pork, 5X) do. broad, oluaesa, 10) bbls. of grate to the Gold Far he’ line Viste ea on —. footot TO, CAMFORNA, BY STEAM A ve the Lake Niow A steamboat gant sate, m1 Jake. sions are taken. A: street. or toW.C. U Ist Febros Ufhorn, ‘ront, Gordon'a ( ahferuia Associaion—The res dent apd % $20 to me $220 to passencers. including every ox pense. Accommodations for four Indies ply to William Goodrich & Co . Throvah in 66 daye to San Francicoo, ND Sali ING VE S36. route, wl 1 is taken out, to run on te vi farket Bails Five monthy’ 1 street, New York, OR 8AN FRANCISCO, CALI new ciipper-built schooner, cop) burthep, James R Whiting. & tor cabin parsengers only, aid a emall At the fort of Jefferson street, E. R. that she will p ake the | she has hitherto Hon in with, red aud copper fastened, 2X) fall on Thurwoay, the 25th instant, Superior acoommodations for taken, immediate eyztication te mace to heron ‘2100 days having outeciied every FORNIA~DIRECT-TEE 0. 1, Pennington, master, will quantity of freight wili be tain, on board it is confidently expected , ie Hf San Francisco Ist, thould make order to avoid dieappointm on ti deregned. Freight for Chagres 70 paid in New Work. Persone di lication, as only ab OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON—THE UNITED States Mail Steamship Company bereby give notice that in mance of their contract with the Navy Department, the Splendid new and spacious steamship FALCON will Joave this nt tor Havana and Chagreson Thursday. February I, at noon, to th 0 ier 4.N. R. with the mailefor the Pacifie. Persons desirous or California by the wi it to theiradvantage to avail themarlves of the opinion ot the undersigned arent fre ahie of transportation up the cosst of be found at Fanama, Vessengers Facifie. mail steamshipe that toleas termediate, sppilestion dat. No entogement for be lencing au the company, uniees the same be sanctioned Weeirous of sending freight, will make . of , 510 fn Gabi Cabin dodo, 68030 if aan eure ik Ti West street vf the Techs, of for ve | Panama and = March for Februar} in rl coats per cublo foot, pre good SPECIAL NOTICES, myo TRE MEMBERS O OF CROTON LOUDOE, Nv. 75, I. 0. OF O, F. ‘ou are requested to meet at the Lodge Room, oa 2ist ivst, at 2 o'clock. to pay the last tribute of late worthy brother, Lewis Kuster. By order of WILLIAM GANNAN, Soorotary. reeyeet to ou G. the € ENING ANEW METHODIST Methodist Episcopa: Chareh in 3301 ‘Ych aveunes, will be opened on Sund: logat Wss oeleok a4 ih Ez NEw treet, between Sth aud (to morrow.) Frese saree, by Re took. ‘ott, A collection of the church, his crisis, by the De putation are intended to be con. war Broome, (in irrow, Sunday, tho Fadneadayeand fridays, at 7 vvlook. invited MoM“ “SIEAMER AMERICA—IRTTERS AND NEWS. pipers for Kurope, per the above steamer will be received at the Broadway Post Oftcs, corner Canal str.ct) Her mall bags will olcse on' 7 the 28d inst, at 3 o'clock, Keptopen until Soiock at night.” JAMES C, ‘awenionr® FP RE GOVERNMENT OF THE AMERICAN MUSICAL Institute are happy to anvonsce, that they have o gaged dr. George Loder, as conductor of the ‘Society, and thar hereafter Regulur reheurehele will be he'd tyery Motday evening, at the Lyceum, 563 Broadway, nt 7, P. M., until further notice. All Jereo.e (who are tair readers) wishing to. jon tho Instituto, are Invited te at'end s meting to beheld ut tie Lycoum on Satursy, Jamuay 200), 149,807 PM fur the warps of admittiog mem By ¢ commitier, PK K, Secret -OTICK.—1HE SUBSCHIBES HEREBY GLVE NOTICE of their intention to apply to the Legislature of the State of New York, during the prevent session thereof, for an act to inc.t- Perave 1 imaeiven and thelr axociates, with deapital of two mil 4 oi the corprrate name of “The United states New York and Liverpool Line,” for the ine of Henmers between New York and 1s JAMES BROWN, mo waeD, K, COLLINS, ¥, al . 8. WETMORE, \BE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UN- der the firm of Ande & Co., was disoived on the tat inat., mutval consent. Wm. Foster, jr., isauthorized to settle the bu ures of the late firm. M. ANDR. Jan 18, 1849, WM FosTRR, J NOtce Js bagay GIVEN BY THE UNDERSIGNED, in behalf of themselves nnd their associaves, that an appli- cation will bo made to the Legieiature, at its noxt session, for an act to incorporate acon pany, with acapital stock of three mil- lions of dollars, te construct av ratlroxd acroes the Lathmus of Pa- nama, in the territory of New Granada. WILLIAM HL. ASPIN: JOHN 5. STP IBN HENRY CHAUN: N° ETO CKRDITORS,—BY VIATUE OF AN ORDER of the Surrogate of Suffolk comnty, notice is hereby given, secording to law to all persons having claims against either James Osborn, John Osborn, or Monroe Osborn, iate of the town of Brookhaven. in the county of Suffolk, deceased, th required to exhibit the eame with the vouchers ‘the subscriber, administrator of the goods, chattels enid deceased. respectively, M olty of Now York, on oF f June WILLIAM KEVAN, admiinratce Dated, the 19th day of Deo, 1513. = choc ety 8, BROWNE, PITT, Cora ‘ANTNERSBIP NOTICE—MESSE ‘and LEW 18, would inform their frieuds that they have enter- ed into ap arrangement of partnership, as manufacturers of Pa tent Deuble action Harps, under the name and titieof J. F. Browne & Co. Thetr warerooms are ab 206 Broedway, (Lafarge a porpcee of runping Liverpool, in Engiand.—Jan, 1 hy Buildings, correr cf Reade atr.et,) New Yor large and beautiful coileovion is now on eal ith big iia connected with the bap, ef the frat quality and om terms, Repairs carefully attended to, Strings, Ko. i ie B free EW LETHE S(EAMLM NEWS BOY, WHICH FOR u Months past has teen employed by the News svo- ciation of this city for she collection of ship news Be, Sho was built in New Y je mat by, Jovena 6, Coffe, in S46 is ooppored aid co pret Tastesets and of Uns fiowiog alison tiont:—Length 1M foot 4 inobes. breadth 22 feot 2 inches, depth 8 feot 6 inches, tonnage 240 1895 tors. The engine i « poworfal one, havir g a $4 inch cylinder and Bteet atroke, and is in excellent orcer, Her boiler is entirely new, and cost. including fixtures cxpinse of putting om board, about $8. ree tanks for freeh water; aud for strength, es qualities, is believed not to be surpassed by any steamer of hay in our waters, For further particulars apply at this office VOR SALE—A RARER CHANCE FOR A PERSON WiTa ‘email capital, about to commence the Fa hionable Furniture business ‘The undersigned, mavufacturure of Fashions We Parlor Fermivure, will dispose of wuels stoek and interest, (to cash customer, ) consist th ¢ Fhould the above stock not be told’ aL pr diepored of shortly by public auction. JANTRAL HALL.—FOR SALB, CENTRAL HALL, SITU. ‘ated in Grand street, nearly opposite Odd Fellows Hall, aud Intoly cecupied hy the late Alexander 8 Forbes, “apply to Mrs a Ferten, racklin street, or at 160 Front street, up staira ‘avenge to $70; 5 to Chamee $I steerage, Freight on specie 3 percent. Cc all the Aniver eating 0 much ex dedefor Bap i fag Hamipers put op. | aapenoie en skin 1 HOW AMP HAMPERS FOR CaLIFORNIA—CONTAINING ecm ket les frying pant. eridire tiie woealy bat tap In porta meseor of feur, sx oF pa Dumler of yersons, Bavicg bad feriet ce im puttirg up hampers for old cam ave enabled to select suoh ae are indisrecsable, wi that could be dispensed with. Companies plates, cups, raey for the sooktag and blo willow ham, iqners, we jout enewmn- ase leave thoir erdors as ear! ¥ & CO, 60 Maider Tene. Hts PATENT GOL | structed under the direction of | ting to gold mining, at the seotary of | ral ALIFORNIA—DAY'S PATENT | Ps Hortens poeuice by WoseP a 1 7. beet machine for miners jn the market. who will exbibitit im operation, ‘ad explain overything rela: . BUNT & CO, 42 Gold stroot. the equipment of agold washer. For plea "G. B. DAY, 23 EXTRACTING ENGINE [3 TUE It has been con. joe practical rin HOSE, NDISPENSABLE sale b, a Courtlandt etrort, STOL BELTS AND BOLSTARS FOR CaLiFORNIA— All Kinds of Pisto Belts sad Holsters, Travelling Kaapecshe, Gun Bullet Pouches made st the BELL, 186 Fulton street, site Chureh etrest. New York, Sempler—all kinds on heod Tie Frat cisco will iption, put ap expresal; 0 CALIFORNIANS.—PEKSONS INTENDING TO MAKE Sind a the store 9 of the sub. for long A. KEMP. 116 alist. F Bath reia'ge surtal og climate, snd Reval Far ec of Liberty atreet, DR CALAFORNIA AND THE GOLD MINEA—COMPa- ies or persons about leaving for Unlifornia can be furnished such as Half Hove, Under fod Fed Blac el Shira, ‘at the Gentlemen's Whole- 76 Maiden Lane, junction WAKEMAN & DAWES. Fv R CALIFO#NIA, LARGE ert ap eld ate hinds, Also, beets, carrots, tur. We. BARKERS Co, ‘No. 5 Fulton Market, bags, conte, ponchos, 0, wi corn ‘be told below owt, ee 28 in February nox: G very ‘ar.scle ot Loe Rubber Geods lity of Potatoes, of variont rips, apples, ke. 1 FORNIA GOOLE SRLLING OFF BELOW Gost te Rvertieer of the well known, evtablishment Broadway, wi trot! txtornve stock, | eludi suitable for ( alifernis emigrants, such as mini Pt or boota, as PERSONS FITTL ire in want of nia, and wi Caliternia yoy i J oy Uh Caspase, an ING ba FOR CALIFOR- ither for sproulation eo unas ae. Teepeottully invited. to, Gall at our wore and catorine & pew. deeoripoion ot Tebeann Pet pp, expreal for to 4 tending @¢.068 to Bolesm Coyavia and that i at an Line % ier nfactret. ate aH Oliver tuck not forget the artios len, wach ool ireadliy je my ) Cc to visit California an their friends, would weil to vall Cuan, SHIRTS—TAE ea APEST, BEST, AND Shirts, Ui beam) nd Dra largest this aye can be found at with the Welsh, which is uced by the British gcvorn- Shirt Warehouse, a Magen! sks 27 Brose ditions to hit obtained at the shortest no 1 where, by renvon of recent ia dotablisvment, tatthful aud true Ukenosses may i ALIFORNA DaQUERRBOTE FRE SERROUNS awouT their likenceses with Bt Brady's Nea. 26 and improvemente and [J OTEL TO LEASE OR FOR SALK.—Tak FIVE MILE ‘Bouse, Third Avenue, from Istof et next; rent $000. Ap- plo tos. Twi No 11 Third street, from’ to 1ly de My aud m2 to 4 inco of the subsonber, on the banks of the Connetyuot Tali, onthe wouth » le of Lorg Island, with from 2 f Land, or more, if lease ale far joeired. ‘Term: lication to be made to Willia vorable. re jolt, No. 9 Nassau street, New York, or t ‘the mubecriber, on the pressises. Ries on Wwhe a LUDLOW, OR SALE—TBRER. BUILDI Na | by Aiedors THE AM hems of Morrisania, near tho fa O06 aha Deagat, a8 the onbeertber t thou to, leave for Galton, Inquite of PREBLES, Tk Grand street. O8 SALE—THB SUPERIO & COPPERED aN 0 COPPER. festened bark alpha, burchen, per register, 8, three Sod te welt mies roa nd or No, 42:6. R oF OVD R DINK EN, $8. )OR SALE, AT FORT GAMILION, (THR Naan A most desirable country reaideno-,’ comprising cottage, containing nine rooms, kitchen, and a! tat ling (or thrve of four horrer, oosen house, gurdencr’s hou blo garden well’ stcokes with feats tavation:, tront garden, ore ACeerin Brace by $2) feot. ‘Tho facing the bay, mly fa mii F years old, built at Swansey, Mi Figging. “Apply to the Capiain, on board 3: 3 HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 699 BROADWAY, BI Dine Spring and Prince streets, and the only one in cd country cconsiets of 8 great Lumber of life vine tiguies of Chinese, of all classes, several hundred ( hineso paintings, apartments tt houres; steres aud versels, modele of pagodns, bridges, epecimens of Chinese manufact iwaxal gad mechanical implementa, instruments of inusio, lan‘erns, Bo, a pam from nine AM. til WW PM, daly ‘Adin tanec te: 1en under twelve, half. price, pin emp es and Zeposrcay HALL, 37 Bow say —Tit@iLtNG AND Interesting Performance by the Lion Queen, Miss E. Cal- hou, who will appesr in the Den cf Wild Beasts, and fe anrough her extraarditary performanoss, every Afternoon, aud Rvenibg of thus Week: Tie collection of ‘animale nt Zoological an now in the condition, particularly the great Polar Bear, wh yo os fresh and a vigorous te be wasn the day. he was captured in the » Admissi Children. half price, APR ia cA saaeostaap FP saSiiN THES TRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, PROPRIE. tors Peach & Lea—a new troupe of Mocel Artists will ap) every evening this week, comprising 23 of tho mest beaut full formied women in the world ALLDALLA, $6 CANAL, STREBT, NEAR ROADWAY’ —Uyand extra display of talont by ‘tho troupe of Modal ar- tister, for trreo nights ou: gaged expressly for thts est the richest it fteen new Models have been on- jsiment and will appear in some of er extibited. “The Greek Slave,” tree Graces,” “Venus Rising from PerHOMated hy some of the most beautiful women pages Ah Als the Female Acrobats, and Fy ‘wale Ethiopian Serenaders will axpear. Boxes 3734 cents, Pargne! “A NNUAL BALL OF THE BAXTER BLUE fund to erect » Monument to the ioe of ireximuest of Vountecre, Tue dey Brent id, Autor Piace Opera Bowe. Tickets $300, ‘Can by ol tained of Wm. Honey, well, Y, dyrea, Chas Boally, Liew. David Kissnes, ic han Lieut, Garrett Dyckwan, Win. Raynor, Sorgt. IN alDOF A ihe Now York p w “Woricrlerry, K. M. Ferrie, Morris Miller, or at the Westones. ter House, A Oeeewe AUUTIONS. UCTION NOTH R—M. McCORMIOK, AUCTIONEER — ‘The sale of the Furniture in the St. Charles’ Hotel will be continued thiaday, ‘The rale to-day will comprise the bust of the bed room and parlor furniture. NOR £ALK. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, BY 4. J, BLEECKER, on tho 26th of Jununry, beautifal Country Seat, at Tarry- | town, with about: of Land, an excellent assortment of from churches, steamboat Iandinj “THE SALE OF ELEGANT PURNI- Houreleepiug articles, Paintings, Blan. Bets, China, Kite edroom, Parlor, and other articles to be | sold'this day, at 103g o'clock, in'the old church corver William aud Frapkfort street, are worthy prsiteular attention X “A UCTION NOTICE ture, Fiano Borie tioneer, }URS AT AUCTION.—THE SALE OF FURS, aT 335 | pp fondway, will commence at 11 o'clock, A.M, on’Tuesday, d-inetont, 10 KEWARD, FOR Ty RE. OVERY OF A GOLD BLO arecvier, fost eu Thuraday nigh on the way from Ten. ry street, Brooklyn, th ongh Fi rare “Brondway. Apply at No.3 Wi () REWARD_ Lost, ON Tae NIGHT OF THE I7ta iiictat,s black Nowrvuniland Dog, ton mearhe ole BLU i te om the breast, and. white toes; hind black Jeatter strapon. The above reward wil, bo peid to auy person, retunrine him toNo 3 Newent street, New York: N THURSDAY EVENING, AT THE Ball, Opera House, a yo'd braoolet, with garnet eu pearls ‘The finder wil be Uiveraliy rewarded by of the Herald, FANCY ded on Mondays, Weduedsayr. yi. Dr E will give adviee to ita? porF on Tuesdays: Thursday #,and Saturdays, from 11 to 12 o'eloe OCIOK POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, ke, ATT turual exclusively lo the dissases uf the eye an at J ‘bo’ had his Frey street, whete AY 18 Self Acting Eye for strengthening the ever, Artic eyes inserted, [.BE PGILADEUPHIAEVENING BULLETIN REMARKS —“any,oro troubled with coughs or tne various kinds of colda, inediental to th ill fad a spacdy € 1d agreeable lebrated Gough 1 te. package. Bo sure yiuark for Dr ign Condy, ‘George W. Childs & Co. role pre priet nket street, Philndelphia, R. H, BOSTWICK, LEUTURER AND AUTHOR OF A Work on vouereal disoases jlerge quarto, 450 pay-en, 77 plate 4 Sorgical Journal: ~ bare y, to be equal to any European work on the D Fxtract ficm the ki ic in this couniry.” Price $W. Author of a work its, im potency, Bo 251 pages, 14 plates. Price Brosdw ny. nd ot the a au Lied Brondway, reparation sold for Gonorrhcs and other disorders of the Sexual Organs ‘exyerionce has proved that it will rdi- caily cure ary case. ‘ibis desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days, and aait nelther creates nausea nor ofonda the palate, and renders umnecessary any deviation in diet or inter- Fuption to usual pursvita, sound sletp, oF healthy digest on, the euisance ie thus removed aa specdily’as tv consistent with the Production of @ thorough an Biv ntisaly vepstatioy aud wo fnjarions ince tiovally of toca Sole agent for sh $500 * ¥ered for the above complaint, th Repeedy and permanent cure wiuhvut the lea ratrition in die drink, exponure, or change in application to businees | The p preter fa single instance of moont. gonorehaos to be caght which the mixture will not cure, under forfoiture of $4, Mony, aro cured in two days. Sold at, we Drag atore, 278 Broadway. Irvine Honre corer st Ch AUTHOR OF TOR “PRA: TICAL ‘AT! . 88 Greenwich otreet-othes jen y to iar M6 t09) i 1 (Sunday excepted). Thoos who apply in the y atages will be surprieed at the rapidity and little inoonveniones Posy 3 ‘their cure. A sere ey however, those vd ave from a certain class of people, who can 7, ano his eervices. Lu stricture, frem fs teat, or insiptent. to ita more xy its nse. Prise 81 per bottle, Broadway, corner, ‘caused | ©. H. RING, 192 tie ot, advanced and divtrecsing stages, (from npcommon advantages and a very extensive practice,) be.can afford « rapid, easy. and wndical ee which, he obtained hae ground for statinz, oan itor in Arnarion RDICAL CaHD—DR_ RICHARDSON ‘CAN BE GON- euited a hie 10 offior, No. 10 Park place, on all pri- vais diseves, trom fA. M. to8 P.M. In atricuure geminal weak nets, or those caver requiring more than ordinary skill, Dr. R's treatment will effect a radical eure in hwif the usual time. Re- en! come enred in afew dase, A cure guaranteed. DE SOOrEe DUANE William streets, as for the last fourtaon yours enjoyed a mots exteunve pectin Private diseases, fe oan cure vated cases of this disease; and mild cases cured is tres to five de; Stricture—Dr. Cooper can cure the of atotares, from one to two weeks, Kopel debility iroght on ¥ on averet battt ind in young mea. om en too lulged it Terbe and areal of whe ‘back, 001 loon of vlatalcts nny aver 2 itn A oure warranted OST EXTRAOKDINARY WORK—TO Fm MAR MED or those eoutempinting marriage.—The Woman's Private Medical Cmpunion; by Dr ATM. Mauricoua Sixth edke tion. Price $1 Thre work inns eeting with most astounding tales (24,000 copes having already born disposed of ) Every temale is getting a copy, whettern arried or unmarried, although it ir in feuded eapecitily for the married, ay it disclose imporcant 1 which ehovid Le known te t rticulariy. Here every female Opn discover the wor eymptons, and the most efficient ieee dice and mostcer: move of cure in every case, For sale at the publirhing office, 120 hay rest New Yor ny Ro IHU hesnut dtreet, Piladetpbin: tle ‘Alton, ‘avis, Boston. On'the receipt of $1, oi4 be revised * sil, free of postage, to all part ote Toleed States All Jettere mua be addresend, postpaid URICKAU, box 1,224, Now York city. tice 129 Laver: v from the Tuam boat landirg. ie in 1836, ‘The stock now tae sesreveroe ofthe hunleeny iress, port mice ie 84 00010 cash te till of poyriciane of le Cutebe, &e., may be bad at hi through the entay te the office dor. ‘AbM FOR SALE—BITUATED ON LOT NO. 37, HECTOR, ‘Jomphins ovu: ty, New York, containiog 200 acres o f which there are 40 acres sched 4 timothy and clover grase seed. On to barns three wel ‘both for culinary an farm 16 covered with wait pine momperior qus- Iny tor Intpber, provatly the bot (n western mew fone Thetets abo creek of water ranning throvgh ssid pine timber, on which there are reversal good mill sites, and ie located within a fsw rode of fire: aw mille in gocd operat on, On the exat side of ssid farm there ip ab ghway runt ing ftvm the Seneo Lako to sbe Cayura, KF 110 acres are improve wi and ie abcut seven mil int trom the Jake Those whl to are referred to M:#, Cutherine Andrew, No, 61 Ch: w York; Wm. 4. Van K ad Main stroes, ‘Bulfaloy Stillwell, Eey., near the y Tee BABBERS AND Hain DRESS $- VOR SALE, Tie stock, urniture énd fixtures o' a Heir Dressing Saloon, which employs four hands. and doing ® breinees of $2 UN) & oar, tobe 14 for $800 cmb. Any person can bo satisfied us to the business, by spl ing to W_BRRY FR, Impor er ot French Perfumery No. iden Lane, up stale 1s ® rare chance f+r any who bave acesh capital, as rove othe need apply. USINESS BOOTS ONLY FOUR DOLLARS A PALR, AT JONES, 1 Aum street manutng wre Spa tua cf the very beet materials a tre. ireeranced tae tervice as any bouts made Wreren ws boots from py itaaead meee rare ters EB PINK FASt SALING aND {\OK MARSEILLE copyer fastened Bark BDINBUROH, Conway, Maetor. will have quick deapateh ai For freight or pwsage, ha ‘way ertor aocomm board. IN... oF 00 HINCKRN, 84 Wail IPE ASSURANCE—NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIF® 4 Asturnnce Poviety ot London, (erryowered by Ant of Pare Hivement.) Capital £50 40, or $254.000 Chief offre for | eons 71 wall eizest, New York, United States Bear ‘Tucker, Hache MeEvers. id peculiar advantages of th rates uf premium, be tab) Woell street, cir of Cantronsta— Risks 10 Calilorsia taken at oxtes premiuans affixed by resclutions of the looal Board, Funpa—There are pisced at the #merican gertiemen who have been selected as Directors and ‘Trustees in New York, su as 8 Guan pty Fund, Th 7d s0 focn we they 4 paymonte bill Ip drawn om ‘the Guarants nid beeemse was pat, toe to abide the deowion of an American court, FARRIS STARR, General Agent “OR ep os Redgate a $1,750 fee Frente, Averte fone Exchange Bonk. Z a NDs <0) BARRELS GUT SURSS id prime mees Pork, packed in fn oxtra manner (oF the «al Lard, iu ead kegsfor le, in modave purchasers, ich dom be ores Zi sommuntostoeas te beaddrewed to Sep re in fait 7H). feta to UROKOR Tt rer Soe pM. he ty, ney ee ane sive eiseer ey the. rein trade; Huma old! und uo by. CLARK, Tish, . "O05 225 Paiton svrcen, Soha 182 - 083. dez = i 1 - 3 13s. a aed - 130,08 235.83 333.96 180/34 791.87 eles S7taT 478.39 BMG 1,873.26 LSE BB 5229/85 49.69 Temporary enroiled and li- Licensed tonnage under 20 "INTELLIGENCE BY Y THY MAILS, Wasminaron, J TON, Jan. 18, 1849. Interesting ( ommercial Statistics. The accompanying tabies form a portion of the commercial statistics which will be laid before Congress on Saturday or Monday next. These Teter wholly to tonnage. I think I will pe able to send, to-morrow, the tables showing the eommerce for the past year. You have them in advance. Comparative View of the Registered and nage of the United States. 4 ep bagel mm ployed in the Whale » the proporivon of the Enrolled and Licensed ‘Teietage employed im the R SCOTT Cine ae tate tude ge Tvade, Cod Fishery. Mackerel Fish Witow's Victiucdeeant Chae et phe Whale Fishery, ishing migtpuch tac cs, AS : a ry, from 1815 to 1848, incl: nti ‘Doors Cr ween oats Enro'led ae apse t “Heemed® ihe Whee” AF ig th the B13 ess. gels JAUNTED MAN, OR Hediaw, Ii: co Rag 671,458.95 a ay, Maen Tes lt Hace te ase | 187 Se @ 100 186.65 4574.41 Han Fa aa ‘on the Banjo, ‘iter wat a “6D ears it Bie “4 ‘Alonro, Mr. Arnoi4; Fremers Nickinsoa; ariof, M.'38 661,118.65 35501, M- Gannon, after whioh J2ANN) Ye inp IJEANNOT— Joma - o7y'ur2 9 3070.88 pot, Mr. C opever: Jeannette, ian Sip Be. ro .couctode vith the 695,548.71 Bia A cirole, * * ea Upper Baron, ‘Me.; Pit, 1232, te open oh 65 o'clook— tated Ete meet 7ap88.08 99.379. 26 4 ala ; MUsmUM og SPLENDID vER- tne axaas at os lyre ances, ev t 8, and avery evenin wii 28, Suny bs oi eat-o8 Fintan the, mflah Chant’ the Torgest and heaviest | 1429! 610,654.83 orate man living, being overd ES feet bigh, ald woig’king over a quarter OSS 10 Sota ml = Ee ens ours, together with Major Little 30432. 2 - 4 Queen, both of whom are much araall. 400.3 be ore in, General Tors Bony ;izeat Wortern, the Yankco Come. % Titan. x day, an Svening base ea and een a a Sper City of Jerusalem, a8 it now stands, ‘The proyeiator of tse ft baaios desirous of letiring to privato fey and ofr it fe oT iee fate ‘Tho Bighland Mammoth Brothers. Living Crang uta Hearts Wox Scripture fanry:, Madam Kockwell, the Corvune Tele, eae Aéwnioeions 28 canta ohlren oe er ten years, 12% cent % me x) Bi 1793 bs — intr: Hy Progortion of the Knroited and Licensed Tonnage employed int A Coasting Cod Mackerel Whale Yeare, hery. Fishery. WHS, 1810) isl] 18 ryt 432,75 © separate returns of tonnaze employed in the racke- rol fishery were made by the collectors of tue customs p:lor te the year 18:30, 62,651.23 Norr Tonnacr or tHe Unitep States. Tons. 95the. The aggregate amount of the tonnage of the United States, on the 80th of June, 1848}. 06.066 teeeeeeeeeeee 3,168,041.85 Whereof permanent register- ed tonnage..... 1,067,976.60 Temporary registered ton’ge. 202 '910.25 Total registered tonnage. .......... *1,300,386.85 Permanent enrolled licensed topnage.... 1,691,827,20 56,304.41 Total enrolled and licensed tonuage... *1,747,031.61 ceneed tonnage. Licensed tonnage under 20 tons, employed in the coast- ing trade. . Tous employed im the code fichery « Dee eres pera ais cocrssscenea - St MeOMLeEe Of the enrolled and licensed tonnage there were employed in the cousting trade... 1,620 968.16 Do, in the mackerel fishery, . 43,553.78 Do in the cod fishery. ... 82 651.82 Do in the whale fishery, 432.16 Total as above. Of th + 1,747,631.61 enrolled and licensed tonnage employed in the constivg trade, amounting. ws stated above, to 1 620,688.16 tons, there was empioyed in steam naviga- tion 411,823.40 tons. Taig.) Of tho registored tonnage as “above, 1.310,286.85 tons, there joyed im the whale fishery,on the sui June, Lode tons, Wasuinatox, cavity 13, 1349. Wisconsin a Territoryand not a@ Territory—Cholera at Lavaca and Houston. ‘Lhe House were engaged, the greater part of the day, on the General Appropriation bill. The most interesting feature of the proceedings was the ef. | fort to procure an appropriation for the support of the terntory of Wisconsin. This, it was contend: ed, was, ineflect, establishing a new terrirory; f diseares, and far surpasses any thing of thekind | SiON es a State into the Union. SPE M ‘OR | Of all remedies yet divco- | the most certain; it makes | ree and, on the same principle, New Mexico aad Cali- | fornia might send delegates. Bat the territory of is | Wisccnsin was in fact superseded by her adinis- The House, howe ever, would not make the appropriavon; and 80 we have a delegate, in Mr. Sibley, represeatiog a territory which the majority, who admitted him, K, JEFFRIES 4NTIDOTE IS THE MOST GFFECTUAL | say does not exist. Agevtleman at Port Lavaca has written toa friend in this city, under date of the 30th of Dec., that the cholera has nearly ceased; no new cases, and only one death within the last thirty-six hours, “We learn,” he says, “ that persous are dying at Houston, Texas, from thirty to forty a day; popu- lation, twenty-five hundred. At New Orleans th mortality is said to be very great, but not equal to at at Port Lavaca, where a hundred and thirty- ve persons have ¢ied out of four hundred aud thirty, This is as great a scourge as is known on d—tor, for seventy-two hours consecutively, a soldier died; in other words seventy-two soldiers cied mm seventy: -two hour: G. ~ Wasuinarton, J Jan. 18, 1849. vening Report The Senate, to-day, were employed in the con- sideration of private bills. They get on very slowly; for old cases that haye been before Congress for filty years, more or less, are debated over and over again, and the older the claim, however weak ite foundations, the stronger appears to be its claims upon the attention of the Senate. The civil and diplomatic bill, with its multi- | far'ous appropriatiene and unlimited privilege of departure inthe discussions upon it, aflurds suffi- cient entertainment for the Honse. Meantime, licn, John B. Weller, late democratie caudi- STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM date tor Governor in Ohio, has been contirmed, as we expected he would prom ply be, in the appotas ment of commissiover on e part of the Uuited worstform © States, to run the boundary line between this repub- he and that ot Mexico. This will be equal to three thousand dollars a year clear profi's, and the first pickings of the gold discoveries that ure Cos to be made along the route of the Gila While the Southern States are rousing themselves to resistance against the Wilmot proviso, aaother compromise is spoken of. It 18 suggested that atter the settlement of the Texas bouadary, the residue of the territories acquired by t+e late treaty, apart from that portion of New Mexico which it 18 expected will be given to Texas, be provided with the fundamental provisions of terri- torial government, and that the question of slavery be considered a disputed question until such terri+ tones ehall have tormed themselves into a State or States, when the subject shall be lett to the de ersion uf Ue ople in the formation of their con- stitution, ther this thing may be presented or not, we hie eet that the House will be satisfied ; with nothing suort of the Wilmot proviso toc New Nore. infront. Private enteanes | Mexze d the preliminary issue uon the boun- dary of Trxas, if the Rie Grande be conceded fexae all the way up, will, as we believe, save the pateage of the proviso tor the residue of the vast region coduited from Mexico through the ad- | muable mansgement of his Excellency, Don. Nicholas P_ Trst. Mr. Clayton, in the Southern caucus of Monday mht, objected to uny rash or precipitate measures on the part of the South, as a pre-judgment of Tay- i nd pledged himselt, as we uaderstand, that old Zack woule be true to the compromises of the consutution, This -leaves us all in doubt again; for it18 to be presumed that Mr. Clayton hi quarnted bimselt to some extent with the of General Taylor, from the position which it is evppored Mr. Clayton 1s to occupy in the new ad- nmipistration. But whatever eflorte Mr. Clayton may muke, upon his plan of the last eeesion, to re fer the slavery question to the Supreme Court, we epprebend the House is fixed for the provise, and that the Senate will be at the next session, this view, the question recurs— Will General Tay- lor endorse the proviso? Lf passed, we incline to think that he will, and throw his detence upon the precedents of the ‘federal ordinance and the Ore- gon bill, and upon his pledges antenor to his eleo- “The session, thus far, has been dull, ominous