The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1849, Page 3

iy Police Lateliigence. Bur glary,—The grocery store of J. & 4, Lowery, No 121 Front street, was entered by some burglars on ‘Wednesday night last ; the desks were broken open ‘and asmall amount of money carried off. inten: tion of the jobbers was evidently to get access to the ironsafe. Thus they failed to do, although they evi+ dently had tried hard to accomplish their object. Bringing his Hogs to a Bad Market. — A rather green looking individual, residing Bloomingdale. by the name of Lewis Higgins, brought to Washington Mar- ket, on Wednesday last, several dead hogs, which he sold for $45. But instead of returning home at ones ewith the money, he thought he would just stay over -one night, for the purpore of seeing the sights; and for tbat purpose ho strolled into the viciaity Five Pelats, where. ina house of disrepute y George Sears, Ne. 29 Orange street. he was induced to enter,and after being supplied with ral drinks of bad rum, he was soon puttosleep On his wakin Up, as¢ matter of course, all his money had vanishe: out of bie pocket. Officers Gaughan and Feeny ar- rested Searsend his wife on suspicion of stealing the morey. end Justice Lothrop committed them both to prison for a further hearing, California Boots, made expressly for the smining region, from $3 to $4; Sine enlf French Boots, $4 50. usualy $6 and $7; fine calf Boota. $3 50, usually $4 80’ and $5; subse Boots, Gaiters, Slippers, &e.,are¢> bo found at vernor 7 ner of Fulton fangau streets. ‘ vere THE DOCTOR. Califormians.Them Five Dollar Suits Another lotis roady, Just suited for the mines They are dark, duratleand cheap. You cannot stain nor tear them, Als, @ few India rubber Suits, Hat» and Shoes one half the usual price, Five Dollar Suit Storo, c: rner Nassau and Beekman, Faro! Karo!! Wanted a good Silver Deal- ing, with 400 engraved ivo! chip and a neat case to contain the ‘oe whole, with 18 8 |. whole to be of good quality. dress A. 2. Brea iis offi xe, ag . bares Portable Dressing Cases, Manufactured by the Subscribers, will be found, on exami that is desirable’ for a gentleman's toilet oasible rd to quality, and G. SAUNDERS & “ON, ‘apace. articles are selected with atrict. age warranted. No, 147 Broadway, corner of Liberty at., and 387 Broadway. Gold Pens.—Persons goin; Should take with them one of the celel to California ited Richelieu Gold Oonvenient, ax ehwons a ‘carge ills, oF "on Bold only by E. WATSON, 15 Wall ot. All who Value their Hair, use flll’s Infal- Lido Onguent. It will stay the hair from falling off, promote ite growddh, prevent gray or red; keep it moist, soft and glossy; also, an excellent remedy for chapped faces or hands. Sold by the in- imjeable Lair cutter, No. 13 P asean street. Balis and Parties vs. Snow and Rain. Ladies’ white and black satin, French morocco and kid Slippers, Gaiters. &o., suitable for this reason of bslly and partion, Laties (perpetual gices) India rubber Overaboes, suitable for this season of snow and rain, at J.B. MELLER'S, 122 Uanal atrest. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, Jan, 25—6 P. M. The stock market was rather quiet to-day. Some of the fancies advanced, and some fell off a fraction.. There ia a great contest going on between the bears and the bulls, and the gold excitement furnishes food for both parties to operateon The butis hadalittle the advantage today. Some of them got hold of a bar of gold somewhere, and exhibited iton change as the real California brand. Considerable curiosity was exhibited to get sight of it, and the bears could not stem the up- ward current of prices ‘it created. At the first board New Haven Railrozd advauced 34 per cet; Erle bonds, 1; Reading Mortgage bonds,1; Kentucky 6's, 34, Erie Railroad fell off 4 per cent ; Reading Railroad, 34. All others closed at prices current yesterday. At the second board Indiana 5's improved \{ per cent; Harlem, 7; ; Canton Co. +g ; Farmers’ Loan, }{, with les to a moderate extent. The Crescent City, from Chagres, is anxiously looked for. We shall frst hear from her at New Orleans, by telegraph; and it is full time we had some accounts from her, It-was reported om ’change to-day, that several of cur insurance companies had taken large risks on gold shipped from San Francisco. We do not know what eccounts have been received of shipments made, or to be made; but ail agree in the opinion that several millions ef dollars worth must be on the way at this mement to this and other Atlantic ports. The communication between Panama and Sau Francisco must soon be as frequent as between this port and Chagres, cr any southern port, when we sball, without doubt. have remittences of gold in such quantities that bars of the real stuff will be as plenty in Wall street as the spurious metal has been during the past week. The report of the Canal Commissioners of Pennsyl- vania gives s very detailed but not very favorable sccount of the operations oa, and the revenue from, the public works of the State during the past year. The deficiency in the revenue, compared with the timate made at the close of the previous fiscal year, was caured entirely by ciroumstances beyond the con- trol of the commissioners. The freshets of the winter of 1847 and 1848 caused very extensive damage to the canals, and the extraordinary expenditures have, con- sequently, been heavy—much heavier than antici- pated. In making the annual estimates of revenue from the public works, an item for the probable dam- age from freshets is allowed; but that allowance for the past year was small, compared with the amount re- quired, It will be seen, by the annexed statement, that the net revenue for the year 1248 was small: Pustre Worxs or Pennsytvanta—Receirrs anp Ex- PENDITURES, 1548, Gross receipts from railroads and als. . $1 553,344 00 + 1,067,394 33 ‘Total expenditures . . Net receipts over expenses, 1848. + $435,940 62 Of the expenditures, $378 571 49 will come undor the head of extraordinary, being for repairs of damage by freshets. But for this outlay the net revenue would bave been $864.521 11. This would have been of vast importance to the public treasury in the pre- | eent condition of the State finances. But for these unfortunate events the net revenue would have been more than $864,521 11, as the interruption to naviga- tion on the main line, in consequence of the destruc- tion of the aqueduct, tended to @ reduction of the grees receipts. The ccst of ordinary and extraordi- mary repairs and breaches exceed t” c estimates of last year $228,560 18. ‘The buriness on the canals ond railroads, under the circumstances, bes been all that the most sanguine could expect. The tolls oucoal and iron have been unurvally large, while those on flour and grain have | ‘motfallon offas much as might have been expeoted. | when it is taken into considera'ioa the great differ- ences in prices, and the limited demand from all sources, compared with 1847. On coal the tolls have Increased $13,665; on iron, $24,695; and on flour and grain, the decrease has been $54,719 65. ‘The estim: cost of keeping all the lines im order, for 1849, shows that there will be required for ordinary | and extracrdinary repairs, andthe payment of debts, three nundred and thirty-eight thousand nine hundred dollars; for motive power expenses, the purchase o¢ new engines, and the payment of debts, three hun- dred and sixty four thousend eight hundred and eighty ceven dollars; for collectors, weighmasters, Ko, thirty-two thousand dollars; for look tenders, thirty. five thourend five hundred dellars; for pay of Canal Commirsioners and expenses of their offize, fire thou- d two hundred dollars; for repairing breaches which may occur during the year, or for the purchase of materiels after the firrt of December next, fifty thourand dollars; for balance due on weigh Jock at Beach Haven, three thousand six hundred and thirty | dollars and ten cents, whieh, after deducting the ba- | lance im the treasury (twenty two thousand dollars) | yeaver eight hundred and eight thousand one hundred and seventeen dollars and ten cents as the amount Tequired for all purposes of the year. It is estimated that if no rerious breaches oceur, the recelpta from tolls will amount to one million seven hundred thou- eand dollare, which will leave eight hundred and ninety-one thourand eight hundred and eighty-two dollars and eighty-nine cents asthe net profits of the year. Ifthis is realized, the revenue will be nearly double that of this year. The public works of the State aro reputed to bein admirable order, and we see nt preeent moreason to suppose the estimate of the commistioners excessive The report of the Committee on Finanee, in the Legitlatuce of Virginia, gives the annexed synopsis of the public debt of that State. ore or Vinoista-—Puntic Dest ano Resov lutionary War Debt, bearing 6 per Rs. CONG sees seseessecseves . + 24030 17 ‘War Debt of 1512, bearing 7 per ceat. + 819 000 00 Int. Imp. Debt, bearing 6 per cent. .,.. .. 6,185 321 20 Do. do., 5 per cent. «++ 1,865 000 00 Do, do., 6% per cent Debt for Subscription 8,308,767 87 A rart of the above estimated debt In held the State Agente, under the contro! of the Legirlature, as follows: — ‘ 2. By the President and Directors of the Literary Fund,...........1,620.106 50 2, By the President and Direo- tors of the Board of Pablio The funds and resources of tie Commonwealth are in productive stocks, Banks. 13 766 shares of Virginia Bank stock, at PTO. eee. ee eee . se eeeeee + 965,620 00 9,626 shares of Farmers’ Bank stock, at $100, + 902,000 00 7” 483,000 09 482,600 00 40,000 00 vas eeee 875,500 00 $3,808 238 00 788,500 09 Total resources... .........4- + + «$4,594,720 00 Within the past year, the Literary Fund has in- creased over the year 1847, $9,600; Board of Public Works, $47,501; Sinking Fund, $4,808. The value of real and pezsonal property in the State, was $343,000,- 060. It appears by the above statement that the debt of the State exceeds the funds and resources only $8,774,047 87, A small tax on the value of property in the Sta’e would liquidate the whole of that sum, The number of depositors, on the Ist instant, in the Baltimore Savings, Bank was 7,686; the number in the Eutaw Savings Institut‘on was 3:7—making an aggre- gate of 8,013 depositors in the twoinstitutioar, The amounts held by the two institutions 01 the Lt inst., for the benefit of the depositors. were as follo#:: Savinas Banxs or Bautimone. Old Bank. « $1,840,553 81 New Bank. 52,895 21 Total ........0005 tees eee ees. $1,893,449 02 This, it will be generally admitted, is a large sum to have been saved from the earaings ot the working man, and at once illustrates the utility and value of there institutions, as well as the confidence with which they are regarded by the community. Phe a statement exhibits the estimated amount of tonnage employed in the trade of St. Louis, in esch of the past two years :— Toxnace or tHe Port or St. Louis, 1847 avo 1848. f the Merchants and Mecha: nics’ Bank of Wheeling. at $100,. oe 8755 shares of the Exchange Bank, at Tota! amount of bank In reilroad,..... stoo! 1818, 1847. — BS @e 3S. FE 2S oe) sR we see aes ee | 23 Rot 88 83 LR nbd SScChee Ninois River. 710 101,391 140,000 104,000 Upper Miss. Riv 619 198510 211000 151,000 Missouri River. 363 67.640 57,640 = 55 009 ceeseesss 615 84454 38,200 85,500 . . 105 23,190 = 12000 1890 136 28403 29,000 14.000 New Orleans. 143 200 000 Ohio River... 606 75,000 Totals............ 3,497 770,287 690,840 636,300 The measured tonnage of steamers for 1848 is given; but the estimated tonnage for both 1847 and 1848 in- cludes that of keels, barges and flat boats, and also the overplus or deficit of steamers in the amount of ton- mage of merchanise whioh they have absolutel: brought into port. Of the estimated tonnage of 1848, about 26.700 tons is that of keels, barges and flat boats. ‘The estimated tonnage entered for the lilinois River, was 36,000 tons greater in 1843 than in 1847. The es mates made of tonnage are based upon the fact that boats carry much more than their measured tonnage, and also that they carry much more down than up stream. The quantity of certain articles imported into St, Louis in each of the past four years, was as annexed:— Coumuner ov 8. Lours—Awnvat Invonts, 12472 Bacon, casks... .. i 473,419 435 019 1845, number oes 2208 1Bi7.0u 1%6, 2,412 1845, Compared with 1847. the receipts of many articles of produce in 1848, have fallen off; while the importation of provitio d, lard oil, and tallow. has been larger than in either of the previous four years, Stock Exchange. 10844 100 shs Morris Canal oim unber. $1000 Treasury 6's 8 10500 City 5's, 109 25N YSN Havea 10t0 Kentucky 6's 1 62 do 1X0 do 101%{ 50 Canton Co 10 Indiana State 5's 62" 175 do 5000 Alabama 5's 2 do 1000 N'Y & NH Bas 5) Readirg 1(00 Penn 6's 10d 1:40 Reading Mtg Bds 5) Housatonic RR, 100 Erio 7's 98° 150 Harlem RR, 5000 do 73% 525 do 14 she Del Coal Scrip 147 100 do 26 Lifes Trust Co 119 100 do 2i Farmers’ Trust | 3 do 750 do 34" 250 Long Toland RR wo do boo TMX 142 Erie RR, new KD do vo Big 25 do! 250 do bémos 35 WwW do 2 Morris Canal 8% Udo Second $1500 Indiana State 5's 50 cr 0 O2hy 7000 Reading Bonds 453g 1000 Reading Mtg Bda 504 bw 1000 Hlinois Bds, "47 1% do. 500 ans Tiinoigint Bds 20” 2) Farmers’ Loaa 75 Harlem RR 83 87%) 10) do 15 do 67% 50 do. 0 do b30 do bl io RR. + ew, full ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, WANTS, ANTED—FOR A CHOIR IN AN EPISCOPAL CHURCH in thie city, a Lady and Gentleman, thoroug ily qnalised to take the bass and contralto parca Address Mr. Chureh, at this Office, (peat paid.) ANTED~AT'TSE GOLD MINE, 69,000 BOTTLES OF Gay's Canchalagua, where its efficasy in the care of fever andegue isbort known.” As in its condensed form each boitle contains one third more does than n quart bottle of Sarsaparilla, while: the freight will not be one fourth as much; and as it eon: tains no syrup or other ingrediente likely to fermont and sour in a warm climate, it offers indueements to purchasors to supply the dewan ; halagn Do Broadway, BAR KEE! vertiset has been in tho business, both as a public house keeper and as bar tender, and can give the highest tostimonials tocharacter ard capability. Address J. M, No. 27 James N.B.—The advertizer would have no objeotion to go out of oot, the ¥ 7 ANTED—A GIRL AS WAITER; ONE WHO UNDER- ttands her businees. App's, with good recommendations, from 10 till 2 o'clook, at No, 703 Ninth stroot, WwW ANTED-A PBRSON HAVING AN INTIMATE AC- quaintanoe with the Drug business, is desi ‘ing 8 ‘on in a wholesale of rotail store, the formet preferred. hy ., &t the office of this paper, it will bo YOUNG LADY WISHES TO GO TO CALIFORNIA WITH some Eoepeea family. She wishes to engaze hersolfae a © oan recomimend herself to be A very exesilent Ifany family should wish such © person, please to addrees 8 note to Mra, Ma‘garet W., Herald offico, PTC MERCHANT TalLORS— WANTED, BY A YOUNG man, 9 situation as Cutter, who has good’ experience. Good reference given. Apply at 218 W: ooster st. or 246 Bowery. © WATCH MAKERS.—A YOUNG MAN, JUST ARRIVED from England, and hina been many years employed in all the d ferent branches of Watch repairing. is im want of asituation, or would have no objection to receive work out. Apply to H. 5., ‘Tree Pun cee, FLORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESs WANTEO, TOGETURR or singly.—Any person wishing to diepose of an establish ment thatis in goed style may hear of a purchaser by dropping a line, giving partionlaza of price, Ko., to Rox 121 Post offiee. NFORMATION WANTED--OF FREDERICK WATKINS Bowdler, Inte of Liverpool, England. ‘The said Bowdler lett Liverpool, for New York, in the summer of 1839, and was Inst Keard from by abc ut entling to the West Indies as mate of a brig belo that port, If the said Bowdler is still living, he cai something greatly to hie advantage, on application to the oribers: or, in cate of hir decease, any one produc isfactory idence ef the game will receive twenty five dollars rewsrd. of application to A. & R. WALLER, 120 Pearist,, New York, or Da. BELL, Hull, Bosten Post please copy three than ing to tr ol ub MISCELLANEOUS, OTICR.—1T GAVING APPEARED IN THE POLICE report of Mondsy, 22d instant, that Thomas Owens doaior in old junk, had been arrested for oe rigring, &e., from the brig Susan, lying at pier 6, N. R., he would fally asi public to suspend judgment, vatii a trial by a fair and tm Feriial jury, wher he wils produce ample teedmony thet he was wrongfully tag ial Led a La Re od he parchased the aid Figging, Re, fwinly, in the way of bis business bari TAOMAS OWENS, ALENTINES—WHOLESALE AND RETAIG, AT Elton’s, the original manufactarer. 9) Nassau strest, op 0 site the Sun office, cr 18 D.vision street, The trade supplied on the mont liveral terms, The assortment ranges from six coats to $12 por doa, Coucéry dealors can have parools forwarded by express assorted from $5, upwards; Ince papers, envelopes, Bc., by dozen, at importers’ team ot gross 1 rices Liticha Bi CUIT, BAKERY, No. 1 NORTH FRONT Sramst, Philadelphia, whero the cubscriber is ready to pat up orders of the largest magnitude, of navy and pilot Js ceaokern, io, Suitable for shippit ‘MAISON, J'0 LET—THE HOUSE NO. 37 DRY STREET, CONTAIN- ing 80 ord rooms. Bath rooms and other *snvenisaces to let. and forniture for sale, Foseersion given immediately. Apply on tho premises, FAY4N4 s8oans oF tue caoicese the mont approved brands. at the new ‘ext to the corner of Wal QUALITY AND to 4. re, 401 Bi Tiavana Segars of tho ohot the best brands of Virginia Chewing Tee CHA! cent and mort approved brinds. Also, boyy ao, A NOR MARSSILLES—TAE FINE, FAST SAILING AND copper fantensd Bark EDINBURGH, sonway, Master, will have quick despatch ap above. Fur feoicht or presage, having superior accommodations, on boara. pise Ih Wait. or to LD & HT OE PACKET SHIP ST. NICOLsS, FROM HAVR: Will commence discharging, Sigsneral orion, on Bet ‘Works 354 623 41 3. By the Commi sof Sinking Fund cere 90,146 16 — —— — 1,464,876 07 | Making the actual debt of Virgiala,.....$6.903 801 turday morning, the 27 th imas, {AND CKUCIBLES OF ALL SIZ88 AND VEAY BRI? qnality, for sale by the pack by CF. GROSMELM, 97 William at, up steles | culars apply to his friends in May 1540, from Boston, when he was | HO! FOR CALIFORNIA. AMUSEMENTS, SAA AA AAA A A AA AANA ARS FS CALIPORNIA AND OREGON.—THE UNITBo BOW28Y THEATEE— FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY States Mail Steamship Company hereby give notice that in 26, will be presented, the comedy of SKETCH ES IN IN- Pursuance of their contract with the Navy Department, the | D1A.—Sir Mathew Seraxgs, Mr. Gilbert; Tom ‘Mr. Winang ip F. N will leave this | Baily Sorargs, Miss Mary Taylor. After whioh Mr. Lavater Loe ‘Chagres on Thursday, Fi 1, atnoon, | in his wonderful Bottle Fouts MrH. C. Lee, and Eugons, in 4.N. K., with the mailefor the their performances on the Globe. To be foliowed by the eomedy California by the us of | OfLOVE'S 8TRATAGEM—Grand Duke, M: . MoSeott + Prines d it to thelradvantage to avail themselves of this | Ludwig, Mr. J. H. Hall; Agatha, Mra. Dunn; Thoresa, Miss Mary | the opinion of the it for this | ‘Tsylor. To conclude with the spectacle of Z& BUCA —Zomda means of tramsportat coast of pt a Set ee are 250; Pit, 1256 found at 5 Gallery, mai ‘Doors open ai ° j eommence ymahips that are toleave 3 on iih Fe f ce. (XHANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE OMAT Steines FIR non ge eneae Eo Cc Friday Evening, Jan. 26, the performance will commouos be bincing on the company, unlews thesate be sanctioned by the | With the grand prelo-dramatic rhectacle of TVANHOZ. undorsignod. Froight for Chagres 70 cents per cubic foot, pre- | Wilfred, Mr. MoFarlatd; Isaac, Mr. Tilton: Sir Brian de oie in New York. Persons desirous of sending freight, will make gollbes ee J. Sense; The Black naens Me, Guast-ans i y about 200 tor meaurement goods Atl ir. Chapman; Lae. owena, aa F. Gordon; can be taken, ‘Taseage $0 Charleston 839 j dota Su Miss Chapman; Ulriea, Mra, Chapman; Reboces, do to Havana, $70; do to Chagres, in Cabit steerage, Freight on specie to | par oon. Mir. J. R. Scott; Major do Haldimar, Mr. Pardey; Lieut. Charlos 0. ROBERTS, 118 West street | do Haldimar, Mr, T'ton; Ponteac, Mr. Taylor, Captain de Hale 36 percent. MO, ROBERTS 118 West ste dimar, Mr, AoPariand; Clara, Mise F, Gordon; Bilen dolloway, CAULORNIA THE BARK BONNE ADRUE PostrivE. | Mie: Woodward Ouagnaein Msn H. iaherword: Boon 250; Je to-morrow—tive berths o: vacant ‘or paseage, Doors open at o’clook—commence fe mse "*SCHOY ER & CO, 52 Wall streets : — HALL, No. 472 BBOADWAY, BETWEEN rv ¢duri OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFUaNIA.—TO SAIL 15TH Grand and Broome F Februnry.. new schooner Jamus L. Day, James 8, Nash, | week.—Tho original and wi master, will sail anatove. Bhe will be apportisned 180.3 oraanised 1842, tho oldest established company tu the world; the of $1,000 each, thirteen of which are: dy taken. It is intende firet to harmonize tors of the present to carry out ssmall steamer, for the navigation of the Succatnea:o | popular style of Rthionian entertainments; whose ocncerts in river, “Her commander is an experienced satler, having been in | this city, for a period of two years, have been patronized to an command of the sohooner Antartic several years, in the Sout seas oe unparalleved by any, Sune meeeonees. and Pacific Ocean. For further particulars to ‘Thoy will hay mor of continuing thoir inimitable Concerts COLES & TIORN, 01 West strest. | every night, until further notice, introducing a: each representa- tion'a variety of new Operatic ‘Burlosques, Songs, &o, Adinis- F% SAN FRANCI3CO, CALIFORNIA.—-THE FIRST- | ion, 25 cent, Doors open at 7—Coacert to commence at 8 class coppored ship ELIZABETM ELLEN will ssil for the | o'clock, An Afternoon Concert every Saturday. commencing above port on Wo, about the Jstof February next, A fow more | § o'clock. Mansgerand Director, EP. CHRISTY, Phssengers can en in the second cabia, w er necom: aes Pape ree are of the most superior order, at $150, and found.— Anon CIRCUS. —SANDS, LENT & CO, PROPRIE. Apply en board, pier 18. E_R., or to tore—Broadway Albambra——Friday Evening, Jan, 26, will FO BENDS N BoCGy SF South streat, | be prevented an Hjusstrian Pageant, founded on, the ‘popular N. G, BENSON & CO., 89 South street. nursery Iegerd of VALENTINE AND ORSON—King ipl = - = ° Mr. Stout; Valentine, Mr, De Camp, Orvon, Mr. Do Casat; Hugo, PACKET SHIP ORPHEUS, FOR CaLIFORNiA—vasti- | Mr Pontland; Sybil, Mr: Reynolds The Boar, Mr. Pores; Horald, cular attention is requested to the superior accommodations | My. Ruggles \is piece ‘ith a wagaificont Procession of of this ship, now lying at Pier No. 9, Bast River, Having her | Knights, headed by King Pippin in full Royal Costume and Rega cargo on board, will sail in afew days, andcan takes few more | lia, Previous to the Pageant will be given a succession of brli- Passengers on reasonable terms, Pereons taking inher, | liant Acts and Scenes in the Cirolo, ombri all the perform- ee on reaching San Franciscoiu 110 days, Sho has | ances of Mr. Sandi his Troupe of Poni: mission to every Tu the voyage from Valparaiso in 683 days, and round Cape | part of the ae, ZS 001 t—ohilfren half price, Horn from New York in 53 days; has made the passage to Corkin 1 days and to Liverpool ta 13 daye and 6 houes—tho 3 G{LNGL'S SECOND GRAND CON JERT SINCE B13 RE- Upon record. For passage and .20) barrels hoavy freigh turn to this city, will take place at the Broadway Tabernasl on board, er to SAML. F. TRACY, 27 Old Slip, or on Friday evening, January 26 EB. SUTTON, ig ie ys PROGRAMME, Vo"'nér South, [up stairs. PART t, = ——___ een ~——- | 1. Overture from the opera Fra Dia VOR CHAGRES.—A FEW MORE PASSENGERS CaN BE | 2. Pesther Waltz... eee accommodated in the new fast sailing brigU DORA, for Cha- | 3. Pauline Polks gres, to sail en the 29th Ji ary inet., (positively.) The aceom- | 4. Duet trom the opera Normani ai Pazigi, hora modations, a8 regards air, room, and light, ara superior, all being BM. oe cecceecseccred ere ces eabi ngers there will be no distinction on board. The as- PART I. rosiation having chartered the vee, may, poslbly, on atriving | 1. Overture from tho opera Bb Charen ke Arena rain tse eran jee piss ae tom a pistosien walt it 0 lelay, Passage quire on |, of of Ne ‘ork, tee . WM. 8. R. TAYLOR, Pier No.6 Bast River. 3, Signals for the Mu ‘orld, "Pot Pout OB SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—THE NEW AI | 1. f of Oberva Few Vene bal red and copper fastonod ship -H. | 2 Graces Polke; eens ot Ueto HARBECK, Capt, will sail for San Fruncisoo about the | s. Sdundefrom He sf Februay This fine vessel is not two years old, has been ts 60 cents enc! ed supstior to any other ship, ox- perionoe d. her to be door. Concert tocommence at 8 0,cl00 CAMPBELLS MINSTRELS, UNDER THR DIRECTION of Campbell, Thalien Ball, in Grand street, junction of East Broadway. having jurt freturned from one of the most success: ful tours ever ® band of minstreis had, inform the ladies and gen. tlemen of this city, that they will five three of their highly and mmencing on this, Thursaay eveaing Jan 25; ly d Saturday, Jan. 27, evenings. They will al, luce some of the most p'pular burlesque dances of : ion—parquette, 25 cents; boxes, 123 cents, Anefficient i engaged. Doors open at 7 o'olock; performances to Captain, and takes passengers. For troight or iver. or to OLNEY & Packot ship MEM. ort on the 20th February. Tho ship and has noejuatatloat, Cabin passengers, is only one year old, only, taken, FOR CALPORNIA—TGR SPLENDID LIVE OAK SHIP ‘ober: Bowno, will sail for San Fragcigco in a faw days; an association goes’ out in the obip, Her main deck has boon converted into a spisndid saloon, on the plan of the North River HOADWAY THEATRE—E. A. MAI x Spang Friday Bvoning, [a eee , roman from the novi ex. Du- | misof fam COUNT OF MONTE-CRISTO'Rdwrond Banres, | Count of Mont the characters of A | Srenier, Sinbad the Greek, an English Traveller, and a Fronch Abbe, Mr, Lester; Mons, Morrell, Mr. Vache: Old Dantos, Mz. Bor. nard; Mons. Bonville, Mr. B. Shaw: ft. Bredorioks | Merosdes, Mrs. abbott; ; Mise Watts Carconte, Mra. | Isherwood. Dress Circle and Parquette, 60 cents, Family Cixole, | 2S centm Gallery, 1244 cents. Doors open at half past 6. | PuRion’s tran o | D asy Brenis | ay, calted Vanity | doe Sed Lit. — Ka Mr. Borton; Sir Pi Ct tain Osborne, Mr. Jordan: Waive Be Major O'Dowd, Meo. Broug in two act jor Dol Brovenam. ‘To conclude with the burletta, of the CALIFORNIA GOLD MINES—¥r. Browne, ‘Thaddy O'Roodle, Mr. Brougham; Jacob Bresse, Mr. lamilton; Biddy. Mise Barber, ITCHELU'S OLYMPIC; TRE—FRIBAY EVENING Jan, 46—Benettt of Mr, ro —Tha performances will commence with the OLD ENGLISH GENTURWaN ay ie Broadlar ds, Mr. Nickinson; Horace Amolius Selwool, wr Wak cot; George Selwood. Mr. Levere: Fanny Markham, Mias Carte, ‘o he followed by a GLANCE AT NEW YORK.—Mose, Meni Lev im Stubbins. Miss M. Bar Mr. ber. BORN TO GOOD LUCK Paddy (’Rofterty, Mr. B Williaens; Count Plorenal. Me. Levore; | Nina, ies Mary Gannon; Margaretta. Mrs, Le Bi cirole, We: U) 250.; Pit, 12360, Doors o’clock—commene Baas AMERICAN MUSEUM.-—SPLENDID PER- formances, every afternoon st 3, and crery evening at 734 C'olock. Last week of Mr. Halos, tho Buglish Giant, being over eight feot high, and juarter of a ton; may be seon ‘at all hours, ther wit and Titania, both of whom aro much smaller than Gen. Tom Thumb. Ureat Weatorn. Tho Sable Brothers. Also a beautiful Model of the City of Jo- rusalem, ag xt now a! with every building, street, lane, &a, ‘Re. a8 aro found on the spot, The Highland Mammoth Brothers. Tivtog Csaag, Outang, Wax Scripture Statuary, Madam Rockwell, the Fortune Teller. Admission, 25 cents; children under ten years, 1236 centa. . PBsaRwoNIC SOIETY, SEVENTH SEAS0N.—THE Second Conoert will take plice on Saturday Evening, Jan, 427, '49, at the Assembly Rooms, Chineso Buildings, Broadws Subscribers receive twelve tickets for the season at flv, cinte members (ono ticket for each concert aad the peivilogy of atten¢ing all rehearaals)) $5. Subsariptions received at Scharf enborg & Luis’ Music store, 483 Brondivay, or at the Seoreta: reaidence, 485 Broome street, By order, JOAN A. KYLE, Seore ALLBALLA, % CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. —Grand extrs display of talent by ‘the troupe of Model ar- 'e8, for threo nights ouly. Fifteen new Modela have been en- gaged expressly for Uuis establishment, and will appear in some of ¢ richest livi ng picvures ever exhibited. “The Greek Slave,” “Susanah in the Bat! ¢ Three Graces,” “Venus Rising from the Sea,” will be personated by some of the most heantiful women in the world. ale Ethiopian dora will 2 conta run, Drove | open at Oh | Aso- ‘a Also tho Female Acrobate, and F. 4 conta, L BALL, 87 BOWERY—THUILLING A! Interesting Yerformance by the Lion Queen, Mins E. houp, who will apposr in the Den cf Wild Beasts, aud go through her extraordinary performanoes, every Afternoon and Evening of thiaWeek. Tie collostion of animals at Zoological Hall, 1s now in the finest possible eondition, particularly the great Whito Polat Bear, who {6 as tresh and as Vigorous a8 ho was on the day ho was captured in the Aretio Ocean, Admission, 25 conta, Children, half price, HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 630 BROADWAY, DR tween Spring and Prince streets, and the only ono in this country. consista of a great number of life size tigures of Chinese, | of all clasocs, several hundred Chinese paintings, aparunents in stores and vessels, models of pagodas, temples and | bridges, specimens of Chinese manufacturos, their agricultural | and mechanical implements, instruments of musio, Jauterns, Ko, from nine A.M. till 10 PM, daily, Admittanco, 25 ¢. | cents; Children under twelve, half-price, steamboats, She is provisioned for two years, and commanded | gmarter te 8. by Capt. Cameron, one of the ablest shi ters that sails fr . Si perk Capitiaiieg ceovnten atk Gene ne ee HO! FOR CALIFOR! the ship and Nine fest osbin AA AAA AAA ARADO first mat remain wuaold; price Y Passengers will be takon at $160, and fousd. Enquire of the Cap- | tain om board, at the foot of Rocsevelt otrect, Ho for California and the Gold Regions—To nail about tl ——— ne Via gua. | HtefjFebruary, 1519, she splendid coppered and copper fastened P02, THE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA, VIA aaa. | bark Galindo, two years old, Paul B, Macy, master, Stands A No, We rors fine. fast oa ling coppered bark “Guilford,” Capt, | 1, on jusurance, wil sail as atove, A few more sharvs can be RK. W. Thorp, will be immediately derpatohed for Chagres, and | disposed of, at’ $160 exch, wh'ch entitlos the members to a share bas rior state room accommodations for tan cabin moderate aumberin the es t ser cond cabin. The route by way Any chatice of reasbing the ly ing, amd in advanos of thove who have gone round Ca n, and gavea eleven thousand miles of ‘ocean navigation, during the revere winter months of the South- ern hemisphere. 'Fassongera will be allowed to remain on board the voarel for fifteon days after her arrival at Chagres, (provided & majority of the passengers desire it,) at @ moderats rate per diem, to affvd thera an opportunity of Scouring thelr pasaze from refore leaving the ship, For freight or pply on t foot of Clinton street, Fast River, «r to JOHN & RO BERT OSBORN, 111 Wall street, or JAMES W. ELWELU, 67 South street. LAS? NOTICE—-CALIFORNIA—Last OPPORTUNITY for un immediate passage to San Francisco in the bark | BONNE ADELE. One hundred dollars aud found—Firat yes. | fe! for San Franciao, Culifornia, We call attention to the | Bark Bonne Adele, now tabing in provisions at Vine street whart, will eail to morrow; her list of paseongers is nearly | complete—a few more only oan be scosmmodated. refer to the following .etter, her accommodati fn Bi Land outfit, vessel is ‘frovizioned for 18 months, And lies at the toot of Clinton street, Kast River, for inspsction, ‘The aesociation meote this evening at Wilson & Sporry's, Second Ward Hotel, &7 Nassau street, at half-psot seven o'clock, For information, apply to F. Y. Ainslie, 150 Font. street: or to Thompson & Hunter, 23 South street, between 9 A.M. and 3 P.M, 10 | CBRISTIANS.—CALIFORNIA,— ADJOURNED AN Meeting ef the California Mutual Benefit and Joint Stook Atsociation, composed of Members of the Methodist B. Church, | and those agreoing with them in sentiment, will be held in ths | Green street Methodist E. Church, on Friday voning, 25:h ina | e * at7 colon, A circular containing the principles of : tionean be bad at 155 Fulton streot, up stairs, betwoen the h of 12 and 2 A.C. LOCKWOOD, Sacre NITED PACIFIC GOLD COM Overland Route, via Vera Cruz and Mazatlan, in fifey days, under the escort of Capt. Charles H. Tunes, U.S A.A mesting of the members of this company will be :-old'chis (Friday) evening, PANY.—FOR CALIFORNIA, street, The list of members being now nearly full, those desiroas # joining this company shou'd attend, propired to. sigu tho azti- chs, Information respecting the company’s plans may be ob: tained during the day, af the office, 4 Water streot, near Broad street. fe | as to her safety and sailing qualities; aro superior to any vosrel in port — | Gextiraen— ‘or to your inquir'cs about the character | of the bark Bonne Adele, and her abliities to perform voyage to | California, we reply, that we have just repaired and entirely ov: havled her, and that we believe she is as strong, and as able to | Yom the voyage to California, as any veseol up fr that port. ¢ therefore recommend her with full oonfidenss. Sho is very sharp boilt, and must be a fast sailer, Captain Weidernolt, under | whose inspeotion the repairs bave been done, can also eatisty you in every respyct about the vessel. (Signed) = WEBR, ROBERTION & CO, Ship 2uilders. | L, WEIDERHOLT, Marine Surveyor. Passage one hundred dollars, in the ssloon, fitted up in state Tovms. Ove state room yseant in the cabin. For further parti- | SCLOYER & OO., 82 Walls reet, Basrwentot the Seamen's Bank. REING SUN MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION’ forming to proceed to California and the Gold Region, will hold an adjourned meeting at Major Cooper's, on the corner of Spring aod Greenwich etreeta on Fridsy evening, J: lock, and all those desirous of joining with this assoc particularly invited to attend. Forty sharse at $500 por ahare. By ordor of B. F. COUPER, President. re C A NG WILL BE HELD THe Mi 406 Broadway, this evening, at7 o'clock, to | form a company of 10 respectab’e membera, for mining purp | st California: $20 each will be sufficient for a'l kiude of supplies FNOR CALIFORNIA—OVERLAND ROUTE Vis Vera | forone year; half the compony will land at Chegres and prooced Fee ee ooner SE 4 GULL, Ulmer, reunite, Santi Merk the other half will go round tae Hora, Agrange- 0 hinst, This , ™ente, the most perfect and advantageous, are made, ‘Veusel has now thirty passovgers engaged, avd w. om fitien | - eee eee Ioan mary Roc ghe cf AO ers paroae ney ee | FTO FOR CALIFORNIA TQM MEMBERS OF TAR ME- to R. W. TRUNDY & Co., 27 Coonties’ Slip, or to JAS. W. Bil | ol hraders’ eater oe ma ons, held A York, WELL, 57 Scuth etreet, N.B.—The price of passage to Vera Cruz Satan te cotane eaten ae PT EET OS MRE SELES SE Sie ee ee | tgers etreet, on Saturday morning. the 27th, at 10 NOR CALIFORNIA—OVERLAND ROUTE, VIA VERA | °slick. at which time the vessel will positively sail, Cruz ard Mazatlen.—A company is now forming, to be | 7 ISTOL BELTS AND HOLSTERS, FOR CALIFORNIA.— composed of one hundred men, to proceed to San Lay an by P All kinds of pistol belts and holsters, travelling knapsacka, the above route, under the ort of Capt. Char’ U.S. A. This company carrics with it provisions sufficiont for | Lite theaths, gun slings, &, and bullot pouches made, at the tye wants of the mombers until the arcval of th rt ship (whieh will be despatched as toon as ondod, seen Bi, 126 rat (hob nd ad heel at elses, For further information respecting the com. | —: =o Fany’s plans, apply coon at No. 34 Water strost, near Broad been detained, will positively sail on Saturday thi ‘O INSURE | CALIFORNIA RIsk3—PERSONS WilO WISa 7 ‘treet, ae their Lives or the lives of their friends going to California, ALIFORNIA.—PEKSONS FITTING OUT FOR CALIFoR’ | 28 informed that the Bonrd of Directors of the Mutual Life 1a surance Company of Tice 54 Wall street, New York, have resolved to insure the li f Califoruiang at au ex'ra pre nt of the poli JOUN Liv inasToN, Agent for Company in New York, 54 Wall street, mium of two per cent om the a CBANCE FOR CALIFORNTANS —a BABAD MACHINE, {or turaing out ship bisouit, soda tisouit, crackers, Ke to bs worked by band orhorse power, cout $458 a few months since, and Willbe ssid at haif price, Apply to J. WINSLOW, Jun No. 19 South Wi Cr ntwiust ont t 4200, either for sp:calation | oF private use, are respectfully invited to eal! st our utore aed | exanrino a new description ot Tobacco, put up expreuly for the | Calsternia market. tis pat up in half pound slabs, with tin en. volopen, to protect it from the dampness, ard packed in conve niont sized packaxes. It is warranted to rosist the deoayiag gfecta ot a six months voyage, and it is confidently Believed to by | the only kind of Chewing Tobacco, eitissr Gavoadivh or Fins Cat, | that will stand a voyago to California. ‘The m of ohippars | then Is invited to the above, JON ANDERON & 00.,, _196 Brod HE SACRAMENTO GOLD NSLIFORNIA SHIP STORES.~PIIKUES, JAMS, CAT- Z. fups, Brandy Fruits, Pickled Oyatere acd’ Lobsters, Frosh Mente, Lobsters, Oy sters, and Soups hermetically. ses led, con te fornished in quantities to sult purchas-ra, at the loweut prices, at No. 197 Water it-eet, opposite United States Hot PUFASE TO Take NoTiCe HO! FoR VaLIroRNIa— ‘To to sold, on the 25th inst, three colebrated Trotring Horses, also the House:old Far farpets, &o; ove splendid family arioty of other Wagons and Tretting Sul descriptions; Buffalo Robs 9 58, OR HUNTS Pa. ronounced the best machiro fir slluvial mining evor invented. It has the wae qualified approval of rractioa! miners. A oingla man or a com. n work it, and it will ex'ract all the gold from fitt earth por day. Call ai suing {tin operation, at the id. jt. fuotory of A RCBIMEDES GOLD WasuiNa Mac ‘LY, invented machi: for washing ores a #0 for taking grit out of Fatnts andelay, Ite construction ie qaite differeut from anything | of the kind ever betore offered to the puViic Several attempts | | have been made ia Exrope ts construct a machive of this kind, | | but without suecesr—one 18 now completed, which supersed others. This machine gives four separate and regular wtio sina certain quantity of water—two are rotary, and. tw centrifvmal by band power. There are twa sizes of these machives: | the one will wash one ton per hour of earthy matter, the | larger ones two tens. Those who vieit California tor of colleoting Gold, will find this machine the on! utinuse. ‘The model ot the machine is to be os, 29 and 31 Gold atrset, where o nes; also mt No, 120 Water street, up stairs, | | | at private eale, to bo sold at action, weather RDUve ting. on the pamed premises, Sale wiil take place on Friday, the 26ch Vt. _ JACOB SOMEN DYKE, ) PERSON SHOULD GO OUT TO taking the Calitornia Soap with them will wash in salt water; it washos bew ‘The Indian Fezetable Blood the best remedy for Fever aid Aue, O CALIFORMIANS. that country witho This ie the only t tiful. A Cure for Fever Pills ore acknowledged m pe Lethe} Mg oa “i tar boven Oe prevslent SMEL! ip California, Drugs, Chemion) and Rotanie, Motict ea of al Og te Ce Tree AND ASSAYER | Pings Brushes of efery kind, tollet ard Eroket Parola, Cent, ard Focket Mirrors, Persona their ndventage by callin Broome street, to make ber, 162 eing to California will find it to atthe Bowery Drag Store, 162, near ir purchascs, Remember the num go like tobe fitted out by some good company. to work on shi He has all the toola that are Freauired, aud can ive the beat re: Commendations, Please address Arsayer, at this officn. j}OR CALIFORNIA.— WANTED, A PASSAGE TICKET IN the 16th February steamer, +tate room or forward cabin, from Fenama to San Francigco. Apply at 276 Greenwich street, im tho FURS, WHICH Was Postponed yesterday, wili positively take place to-day, at il C'clock, A. M., at 335 Broadway. ‘This sale will be for the balance of the goods which includes some very fine Vieton ff G, CARRINGTON, AUCTIONEER—BY JacOa & ‘+ Piatt, this day at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room, No.2} Piet vis:— Sheffield Pattern Cards, an entire and Jarge cask a.d two cases of a celebrated manu- ilver, (vory, Peart, Adee Aland! and Indian Katves, Kuives, Toy Knives ani dry goods etore, STEAMER FALCON—PASSAGE TICKETS FOR Bali ‘wo steerage peaaage ticke! ager team: toeail February Tete ‘Arply ne No 93 Wallet thied Reon, no y~ a BOR BAL TICK ET FOR STEER- ¢ paseage in steam: ‘alcon, for Ct 5 he first February. Apply ‘nt 67 Maiden Tare, banter! waver ps GE TICKET FOR SALE.—A PASSAGE TICKET IN the steamer Faleon, to Chagrea, and in the Pacitiy Mai Steamer from Panama to fan Francisco, for ea'e, Inquire at 75 Bowery. P4ssscz TICKET, ticket, in the aplendid trip to Chagres will be ald, Hartford, at Herald office. ‘able nd} Desert Knives, lo, Shoe Bread, Butoher’s, Cook's, Pal- Cheese and Scoops, Nut picks, Gutter Forks, California and Mexicao ‘ives, Oyster do., Be, Also, Razors, Sci P Koives, of t, au to. urchasers, California double barrel persussion Guns, very light End neatly finished, 200 Pair siogls and double barrel lala, ° ONE LOWER AFTER CABIN jer Crescent City, on her next am if applied for without delay. Address ee ne —_———_._ | tent, bronzed, and Japarned Powder Flasks, Pistol do, Alvo, OR CALIFORNIA R SALE, TWO TICKETS | Ditke, and Dirk Knives. Also, soveral hundred doson Pablo through to San Francisce direct, per steamer Falcon, 18} | Knives and Forks, and Carvere, Carpenters’ Pencils, Plated can. February to Chagres, (loweroabin,) and per steamer of the 15th | dlestick Tnketands, Clother, Shoo, and Horse Brushos, Parlis- Any | ment Hinges, Bandsaw Files, eight eet» T. & 1. Schofield’s Shot field Braces, '36 atraw col ‘om + AnaMa to San Francisco, (forward cabin. ave direct a slifernia, 113 Ladson street, iz preminm | Hinges, ko. Watches | they would Le willing to give, N,B.—The above tiokote buat $29) | hand Gold and Bilver Watehcs, to be poll for tor account of each, whom it may concorn, and 100 lote Gold Jewelry, Pins, a ‘Also, general ‘nmortmont of Feney id Carded aud Pookot Cutlery, te which the 28 well as city dealers, 18 direcied. Braoele) Goods, Hardware ation tion of country, Se LEE i ae sine, Be ROFOSITIONS TO CALIFORNIANS —PI8 SUBORI- re bers ate ready to contract to supply emigeniis to California preserved froah cooked Provisions. ‘These of Monts, Fish, Vezatabies, Soups, Milk, Sc. are putup in caunistors, retaining perfectly their natura flavor, aud hoop twenty-one years im any climate, 40 hs. pre. | served Mente, 20 ibs. preserved Potatows, 81 ths, conconteated P with their pate FOR SALK. Fo SALE—THE STEAMER NEWS BOY, WHICH FOR | Soup, and 40 Ibs. of ‘Ship Broad, ere more than suit several months past has boen einployed oy the News Amo- Jear's sustenance, and cost but $1 15 oF $3.50 por week ciation of thie city for the collection of ahip nowa &a, drs wae them, the troub ¢'and expense of cooks, ardiog house built in Now ers, of the best matariale by Jovopn C: Cofoe, ia or cocking utensils, are dispensed with, In bags, thrown 1848; is coppered and copper fastened, and of the following backs of rm: three months’ supply oan be sent aay distance, | sions:—Length 134 feet foot 2 inche inches, beosdtin feot 6 inches, tonnage 24¥ 15.95 by ‘one, having & $4 inch cylinder orver. Hor boiler is eatirely no: and tho expense ing on board, about large ter; wud for strength, 6 or fod qualities is belioved not to bo surpassed by any atesnee of rer class in our waters. For farther parviovlars spply at this office, 4 without roads, to the best geld diggings, Tho disadvantages talt provisions are these:—Ist, their liability to spoil wh poved to the olement of weather in a hot olimate ; 2d, th culty of transporting thoin without wagons or road®, to desirable | ae and ddty, they soon cease to be a loxury, or even palata- ie, to those Who have lived better. Bmigranta orossing the Ist. mus t be certain of obtait ing food { even at cnormour prices”) in or at San Francisco Had they not better take six months’ supply of our goods with them, and have as many wore sent round the Cape? This wili relieve them of any contingencies they will be subjeot to, Snippers will find these provisions much ches} tter, and mors convenieat then any live stock, tor vessels’ au Nea, also excationt and pre fiteble articles for adventure to Ci of purchasers cannieters are cont Loure, where may be obtained o: nt 08 9 3 Cs 608 in, on board, 4 4 OF to HOVD & HINCK Fall strost JOR SALE—THE PUBLIC HOUSE, KYOWN AS T1t Eivoe'Fant and Wert edi Conal Hr Rindiem, No.8 Wet Broslway. For particulary, apply on ‘our Crout, to kee 10 sourvY aad every other ai bol iin —— m - lines WELLS BiLubu's PROVOST Bi Pes JOR SALE -THE STOO URESOF A c sn above nrilslen Natare prt ap by oom piace oft Ter Iprtvon is gpoes ase Gone Beene Wicd Grae: ’ Moy. ‘Tho location is guod, being down town. Would 6: ako occasions ike the present to palin off goody that | MiZnernewention pi Bie eine aoe ten ‘Apply tosas. , 1 ROWALD, Greer, corner of Front sno Moove streets SECOND HAND FURNITURE POR SALE—Tue PURNI WO ture of 9 family declining houssheepin: ¢, CNeap—eon esting of sofa, divans, spring @vat an: other chairs center and tie eg mae opm lead tnt Caso come paeeeereretees sere ope, Bo, &o, Bauice at No. NS WHO HAVE TRAVELLED IN n Mexito and South america, havo, in mal y agaured the author, re for his Practical ) ble . neous: abortive treatmontot those Ulssanes, Wher by th rp, ALIFORNT4.—PE: this piace, as well many instanoes, as t! and cured before they are fully developed, Hy ment In every armen, tn clearly Rivens with all the scaling ta Tg Ou? AS8aY BRS.—FOR SALE PRIDE § OA PAIR lain Jangusse, Sth ad, 342 VP , Pele St Had of the author, 88 of Apanyer’s tales and sot of wei hte compiew. TH eae Sestes ‘reer. wich street, or by post mai ed free, Pa ei id the, werent ue moe ner atthe U ~- — a § in lel i Al Li OOOWA! Ber eKSs ALIFORSIA | DaGUBKRFOTY PERSONS ABOUT | U.ldand Silver Pencil wueutactorern Ht mene teen 6 CF Morty yours, Ata reasonable rons Tho epremiccs for the Inst fourtesn y ALIFORNIA HOUSES—TAE SUBSCRIBER IS PRE ty 1d th }ock not be disposed of pared to furnish Shoot Iron Cottages, of the most substantial cbaracier, at three days notice, built in sections. ‘They are. very nee retal me. st very redaved pric Portable, and occupy bus little room on ship board For view of | on the first day of Fobiuare, 9 Lill the whole goody & model cobiago, aad terms, which aro very reasonable, apply to | «re rold off, ie ELL, 88 Mndson etree B, RANSOM, 100 Wall o.cv9% ECHANICS' AND WORKING MEN'S ASSOCIATION.— | ‘st 7 o'clock, at Florence's Hotel, coracr of Broadway and Walker | 5 REWARD—LOST, ON SATURDAY, THE 27a INST, in Washington Place, a black lace veil, ‘The finder will ccive the ado rd by leaving itat No. 13 Washington Pl ‘Old Breeto, Mr, pew Gisele and Parquotte 50c,; Family Circle 350, Doors open | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, | Movements of the President Elect. New Oavegans, Jan. 17, 1349. Thave some further information to give you re- | lative to the movements of General Taylor, the President elect, which I received yesterday trom | a gentleman who has just been up the river at Baton Rouge. I understand that the General will not take his departure for the North tll the 23d p- | Or 25th inst., probably the latter. The old hero has been seriously ill of late, although nothing will in- duce him to confine himself to his bed or to take medicine. He 19 now getting better, and will proba- bly be in first rate order by the time he starts tor the seat of government. Colonel Bliss, his son-in-law, goes to the North by the Atlantic route at the same time the General goesby land. Colonel Bliss will go right through, | and will probably arrive in New York about the 10th of February. In New York the Colonel and his lady will probably remain for a few days, and | Will probably visit his relatives in New England before they go to Washington, There 18 no solid foundation for the rumors that Col. Bliss will be appointed Secretary of War. Such a thing, if ever contemplated, has been abandoned. ft 18 more likely that he may be appointed Adjutant General, or Inspector General, if such an appointment can be made without giving offence to any of the other officers in the army. Capt. Allison, whose name is so well known in connection with the famous “ Allison letter,” haa been at Baton Rouge for some days past; but there 18 nothing of any interest in his move ments, go fur as I can lear. Lam told that Baton Rouge ia an extremly dull place. The only thing of moment that tool place there for some time past was the appearance of cho- lera, which, however, has ceased, and disappeared entirely at the last accounts. One of the officers of the garrison told my triend that but tor the occa- sional perusal of the New York Herald, which they constantly getat the garrison, they would have had to cut their throats or die of ennur, or as a dernier resort, to cateh the cholera, so as to have an excitement of some sort. The General him- self is at Baton Rouge, and walks about like a quiet, respectable tarmer. In fact, he 18 anything buta “lion.” His extremely unassuming man- ners and singular simplicity of habits, form the principal traits in his character. His name is never mentioned in that town in comnection with politics, nor even at the garrison, unless in refer- ence to military affairs. In fact, he could not be more unnoticed if he were the defeated, instead of | the victorious, candidate at the late election. There was some intmation a short time ago that he would accept an invitation to a ball at New Or- Jeans before his departure ; but that intention has | been abandoned, and he will not come here to New Orleansat all, Mr. Clay hasarrived here, and a great many BY LOST OR STOLEN, FROM BEDLOW’S 13LAND—A Row Boat, with one Oar, andno rudder. Fivo Doilars Ro- Ward will be paid for its retura, on application to tho office of the Commissioners of Bmigration, in the Park, SPECIAL NOTICES ([O,THE PUBLIC—POST OF FICE—LETIER CARRIERS Department, New York, January 22,139. The letter cur | Terarrangement, under my superiatendouce, lately oriered by the Foot Master General, lus gone into operation this day. Le | ‘sera from the mails willbe deiivered for one cont each, Letters r the mails will be tuken to the post office in aeason for tha tmaile at cne cept each, and lottors written in this city, to be da: livered in this city, will be celooted and’ delivere. for one cent each, 0 letter carriers are now oonsum. | mating thelr arrangementa, to ovable thon effectually to carry | cutthe wishes of the Postmaster Gonoral, mediately upen placing the boxes in the different carriers’ distriota, the puolio Will beinformed of their location. One Branch Post Office will be established im each route, where perions appointed for the PUrPow. will call several times ouch day, at desighated hourn, to bring letters to the post office fur the mails, and to collect letters for delivery in other parts of the city. he sovoral earricrs will alto establish boxes in convenient places through their routes, at which they will call at certain hours. Business p:raoas in locations, who are desirous of having a branch at tet store, and are will'ng to give proper attention to the bi consideration of the additional publicity given to their plaze by advertisement, can make application to the Superinteudeat through the carrier of the district, Ciroulars for city deliv are received at the Lotter Carrier's office, in the Post Oihica buil: ing, aud delivered at one cont eash, to be prepaid. R. ROBERTS, Suptriatende: ‘The above arrancoments is authorized ant ap Post office department, ROBT. H. MORRIS, P.M DP) SOLUTION —THE COPARTNERS AIP HERETOFORE existing under the firm of SMITH & SHIERS is dissolved by mutual conseat Avdrow M, Shiers will continue tho busi ness, and settle all bills of the Iste firm. —Deo. 1, 1845, OTICE.—TBE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of their intention to apply to the Legislature of the Stata ot New York, during the present session thereof, rate themselves and their associates, with ions of dollars under the corporate namo of Mail Steamers Company, New Yori und Li Prrpove of ramping fin ivorpeol, in England,—Jan, pool Line, 9 of eteamers betwooa New 13, 1H), JAMES BROWN, EDWARD K, COLLINS, E. RIGGS, 1GG3, . WETMORE. © TAB HEIRS OF WILLIAM HAMILTON —IF GAVIN Bamilton or John Hamilton, children cf the late William ‘iton, of Auldtown Leemabazo, Lavarks\irs, Scotland, or ir issue, are asivo, and can prove ‘their proyuintity, they will hear something to their ad ¢ by applying to R. CARKIOK, Paterson, New Jersey. id Wil iam H:mitton arrive’ in ‘America about the year 1791, where ho died shortly after, leaving the two sons mentioned. MUSICAL, G OLOMON, PROFESSOR AND TEACHER OF MU- 14 Bowery, N. Y.- Mr. G. R. 8. wishes to iaform the Gentlemen of New York that he is now ready to give ructions on the following instruments, viz: Violin, guitar, violoncello, piano, singing, tenor violin, French sccordeon, corno- n, &e, Ke. N. B.—All kinds of musical instruments bought, sold, orexchanged, Masio provided for parties, &c. P. S—All vescriptions of musical instruments carefully repaired aud tunod, Tor terms, &c., apply se above. 0 MERCHANT TAILORS. —FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND fixtures of a Merchant Tailoring and Clothing establishment, in Greenwich street, near the Washington market. The proprie tor has been evgaged in the business for many years, and wishes fo retire from abe business. Any person wishing to engagela the business, the location cannot bo surpassed. Address O. T., and left at the office of this paper. HIRTS, SBIRTS, SUIRT3!- THOSE IN WA! abovenamed article will do well to call and examine the ox- tensive assortment always on hand at M. WOOLF'S SI nufactory, Gl Maiden Lane, Under Shirts and Drawers of every description. MEDICAL. MES 228/158 Coup CaNDY.—FRIVATE AND CON: dential. — Amidst tho damps Of reeking swamps. Or in the great motrupclia, Were winter's breath Spreads speedy death Enlarging our Necrop lig; For lungs or throat No antidote Of balf ne much real sorviso is, For cough or ovld, (Of young or old) As that of Mrs, Jervia's, ‘The other day, brave Henry Uisy Tea virtuer set bots re ay; ‘And Beuton beat, zosk ep the Sons, 1a compliment chorus; From East t wee Lt worth oonfersed, Travers whore of wervies is; Coughe cannot stand Yn any lard ‘Thowe sticks ot Mrs. Jorvis's. Sold wholerate and retail by MRS. W. JERVIS, 79 B: corner of White st. Each package is invariably stened Mrs. dorvis, Be sure tonsk for Mrs Jervis's Cold Candy. Pat up in Fockogee of 1m, 26, 46 and $1 e DPATHIC #BYSiC1ANS—A PAYSICIAN OF the above pravtice cam lear of a very desisirabio locality, titasted abvut mxty milus from the city, by addressing s note 20 tt BROADWAY, INFORMS Ds Eebiort, ocu ( patiento tr at Lis of w from 1034 to 3 o'olook, on Mondays, Wediedsays, and Fricaya. Dr K will give advioo to the por on Tuecdays, Thuralaya, and Saturdays from 11 to 1 'oloek. EECHES-JUST RECEIVED, (0) PRESA SWEDISH L s1d Gorn an Leeches, for wie wholesve and retmil at less iban the nwal prices at 3. JON&3'8 Drag aud Chemical dvoee, 461 Broadway, corner Grand street. es NFLUENZs, COUGHS, VULDS, RHBUMATISI a0 I Persone who are atti a With either of the shove oomp!nines and certain cure by the uss of Mra | have been, lu opeeation’ stot IsaH and Save tag These Baths have o noo ent 70 feoomomended by tho first Phyviciametn tho city. UST BXTRAUKUINAKY Wun ‘or thom contemplating marriags.—Tho Private Medion! Companion, by Or. A. Mauricenu. Bixta tion. Prieo $1. This work isiecting with moat aesounding sa! (24,000 copies baving already been disposed of.) Every tomate is mm | & copy, whether married or unmarried, although it ir in- fende especially for the married, aa it diaolo important secrete | which should be known to them particularity, fer every female iscover the causes, aymptone, and the most efficient roms d mostoertain mode of cure in every onao, Foraale at 222 Bradway; at the publiehing ofnce, 129 Liberty street New York; T. B Pattereon, No, 98 Chesnut stroct, Philadelpbia; Little & ©o, AMany; W. R. Davis, Boston, On'the recoipt of $1, 3 ropy will be tranamitted by mail, free of poslace, to ail party of the United States. All letters inwet bo addreeend, pret paid, to Dz. A. M. MAURICEAU, box 1,224, New Yort city. Offioe LL: ty street. at O CURE, NO CHARGR— Dn. MURPHY OF treo’, is confidentixily o: gases, Reosnt ose of gonorth Constitational debility and impotonoy sneresstwtiy treated M, No moraary need in any osso, oz hindeangn from Officw HA Hold atrnet: ones from TA Mita BP nf K.— DR. JOMNDSUN, 16 DUANBSPKENT | near Chathani etre, so woll known ut the most avoveastt) titioner in New York, in the troatinen® of vorrea) disagve, Deator’s repntation for skill in thooe otd half cared case that have enlsted for year 1, pre suinant. Glee, stchure, alot body, orin the throatcr nose, ine head Tnesof tho Tous, eectonlly cured, “Cevotituttonal weakness, tain immediate reli Gurvoll's Medicated Vey brought on by a orst habit by young ren, 69 ot oxen cured in four daye, without meroury, In diet, or rravantion frum ATs TKEAT! ON the nature, aymptums, cure of the gevital organs, igeasen work. eo, nda) ‘of both wexes, nly teal Soval were ‘op tho a nae, in plain a bs) Hy it is inten troally neeful to every one. im every pince—Sth edition, 44? paces eel, May be had of tho Budhor, B&O ich “sireot, OF __ | would like to have the Sage of Ashland im the Db observations have been made about the interview that took place between him and General Taylor, as the former passed down the river. This inter- view took place on the 11th inst., in the evening. General Taylor happened to be on the wharf | boat at the ume the vessel approached 1m which Mr. Clay was a passenger. Both shook hanas very cordially. r. Clay did not stop at Baton Rouge, as given out in the newspapers, nor was he invited to remain there for any pur- pose whatever. From all I can learn, General Taylor does not want his advice. Mr. Clay’s ad- vances have been received very courteously; but nothing more. I very much suspect that Mr. | Clay teels like a disappointed man. Oa his re- | turn to the Senate, ithe should be elected, he may | try to play the same game he did after the election of General Harrison. But if he attempts it, he will tind General Taylor a tougher subject to deal with | than either Harrison or ‘Tyler. | An order, I understand, has reached Baton Rouge from the War Department to tie command- ing officer in California, to detail one company of dragoons, and one of intantry, to be placed under the command ot Lieut.-Colonel Emory, as an e8- | cort to the boundary surveying commission. Thia | commission will very soon start for San Diego, and thence proceed to meet the commissioners on the pait of Mexico before May next. Tney will then mark out the boundary between the two countries, according to the late treaty with Mexico Ltt lhave nothing further to say in relation to the pohtical views or measures of the new administra- tion, in addition to what! wrote youa few days ago. 1 am satisfied that Gen. Taylor's cabinet and admt- nistration avill be composed of that class ot politi- clans whoare denominated whigs, but not *furious- ly vo.” On the slavery question, a3 applicable to the new territories and lo the District of Columbia, he would adhere as nearly as possible to the principles developed in the policy of Jetlerson and Madison, but not to the recent “new lights,” either of the North or the South. {t this should be tne case, and be successtul, General Taylor will give the whi party a pladorm somewhat similar to that whiel General Jackson vceupied, and altogether differ- ext from that which has been advocated by the ultra whigs of the North and the ultra democrats of the South. In fact, it looks as it the policy of the new admunistration would reorganize the clementa of the whig party, and give the.a a more practical, sensible, aud tenable ground to eceupy, than they huve Leld for the last 20 years, either in the North | or in the South. Jt you should see Colonel Bliss in New York, you will find him a very quiet, gentlemanly, modest and unpietending man ; but uader that exterior he | poeseeses a great deai of practical talent, a very | high order of 1steliect, and fae literary tiste. ire. Bliss is an amiable, dignified, and excellent young lady, not dashing, nor extremely beautiful, but en- cowed to a considerable extent with what 15 bet | ter—the more estimable qualities of good sense, u- | tellect, and feeling. Wasnincron, Jan, 24, 1349. The Senate—The Slavery Question—Cheap Postages. We havo had rather an interesting day in the Senate | Mr. Douglass called up his California bill, rojuctedby | the Judiclary Committee, and moved w substitute for | it, to which various amendments were offered, and | after some converration, the new bill aud amendments were referred to the following seleot committee — Mr. Douglass, of Iil., Chatrman, Mr. Clayton, of Delaware. Mr. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi | Mr. Badger, of North Carolinas. Mr. R, Johnson, of Maryland, Mr. Jones, cf lowa, Mr. Nilee, of Connectiout, | _ The committee, of course, is} composed witha view | to a favorable report on the bill, and we expect them to return the subject within a few days to th The Post Office bill for oheap posteger, w: taken up, and Mr. Allen spoke for several hours, im favor of allowing newspapers to go free for thirty miles from the office of publicatioa. His speech took « wide range, in which he palds high oulogy to th the organ of the voloe of the people; and ia denounced the ocean wail lines as a system of stock jobbing, speculation and corruption. | | Mr. Niles briefly replied, and charged that the este- biisbment of this quasi addition to the navy of the ocean mail steamers, gros to in gre t degree from the Senator from Ohio having prepared th: arts of the people for wat, and hoped that for the of cheap p leorts of muilable matter for albdistances mails. (vith the exceptions that may be owed in the franking pri ) would be required to payromething to aid in the revenues of the dupart- ment, The Senate then adjourned Woe think tbere is some prospect yee for cheaper postages this ression, for Captain Barnabus Bates is bere, and sppears to be very much pleased with the prospect. w. Wasninaron, Jan. 24, 1849. Henrr Clay. There is some desire to know what is to become of Mr. Clay. It is feared that General Taylor Senate, and Mr. Crittenden in the Cabinet ae it is apprehended that the good fellowship oxist- ing since Jest February between Mr. Clay and Mr. Crittenden, is about ona par with the fraternal regard subsisting between Mr. Benton and Mr. Cal- | houn, In either the Senate or State Department, Mr. Clay, if he comes, must be the Magnus Apollo, His only courre will be his old course, of direoting the party and contrelling the administration. Hence the curiority and anxiety among the new school of the Taylor whig party, a5 to what isto be done with Mr. Cley. Doring the last summer there was an extract of a letter published inthe New York Eepress, from Mr, Clay, ceclining to be considered a candidate for the Preside iy Int tter there occurred a line of asteriexs, showing that a portion of the letter beo been omitted. We under now to ray that the gist of the letter thus omitted amounted to @ substantial declaration om pd Tone Sod Mr. Clay, that the nomination of General ba lor was on not fit to be made’’—that he dwelt upon the inexperience of Oid Zeck in olvil i mn to General Vass the merit bis # bec administration of the gover: fay that several letters of this character, Clay. might be produced; and that the diMoalty with the whigs last summer was not to procure « letter from Mr Clay in support of General Taylor, but to prevent lascivious dreams and nighthy emissions, Reco: RALPA'S PRACTICAL ¥ K. RALPH'S VRACTIC: on resem’ jenorenl, ( to every indiv®ual, =I, cipes for all modicings fai aiven ; lod to by prae whiled free by post Aleo, of most of the book wallers tx the U.S. the publication of letters which he did write against