The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1849, Page 3

Jan, 26.—The People ez vel. James B son Willis, Justice, §c.—The relator was a candidate ‘at the Iateclection, for the office of Assistant Justice of the Sixth Judicial District, but did not, according to the return of the inspectore ofviection. receive votes enough toelect him By that retura, it appeared that the defendant received highest number of votes of id was declared daly elected. jegality ot bi+ eleotion. on the ground that the ballots which were cast for dafsnd ‘were not endorsed according to the for ‘they being indorsed *: for Justice, Anson W' i ead of “for Jurtice of the Sixth Judicial District,” &o., a8 required by the statute. The relator’s ballots ‘were all endorsed in the form prescribed by law, and he that the number of votes he received was next in amount to thet of Willis ; and. therefore, he a by the people, and that tne election of “Willis! id. Judgment a, No. 19 was also p and argued, after which No 64 was taken up partargued. Ths court will adjourn to-mor- row sine die. Cireuit Court. Before Justice Ke war: Jam, 25--Wm. H. Sacket vs.J W Benedict. et al —The in this case returaed « verdict for the plaintiff. of aix cents damages and six cents costs, and assessed ‘the value of the property at $1.000. except certain articles, for which a verdict was rendered for defend- unt Benedict, valued st $13 64 THE WEEKLY HERALD, The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock this morning :— CONTENTS : Highly Important News from the Gold Rogion—embracing Official Documents, Letters trom Private lodividuals, &o. ; Movements for Califoynia from this city and eleowhere—giving thenames of the various Associations, Persons and Vessels that have left, ke.; the Printing Machinery ot the New York Herald compared with that of the London Times, together with an illus tration of the Herald Rotary Press; Affairs in Mexico; Proosed ings in Congress, and in the Southorn Convention; Excitement in Albany relative to the Election of an United States Senator; Movements of General Teylor, D.sclosures regarting his Views &0,; Curtous Sketches of Fashionable Society in Now York, the Astor Place Ball, &,; the Decision in the fanny Kemble But'er ‘Case; Theatriea! and Local Intelligence; Commercial and Marine News; a variety of Editorial. &c., &e. }, in wrappers, sixpenoe, The National Police Gazette of this [Week is really worth However, t! ors ismo mse in bragging — Teoontaton a full report fri’ Bola Life in, Lode" of tea mor Lane sna Youkee Sullive ae Maecinton at ie asl e ‘the I thief, giving a perfect de.crip-ion he pane! La tem, elections Ux tapeutal review of Judge ONT obarg ia ‘the Mary Fewer case; the history of Jim Young, the suspended of Philadelphia, by Vitocq ; aud divers other good. ‘things. Bo sure and read it. For eale everywhere, Office, 108 Nassau street. shes) Californians and others making long voy- ‘age, will find Hecker's Furi tho moot voncentrated aud best foods they can take—pal. ily nutritious, easily pre- red, azd coenomical—approved by the New York Academy of Ity generally, ag @ moxt wholesome food althy. Put up in boxes of convenient size, Termetionlly sealed, So'd by wholvsate grooers generally, and ‘Hecker & Brothor, 201 Cherry street, the Subsoribers, ion, to contain all that is desirable for a gentleman's totlet im the smallest possible articles are weleeted with atrict regard t» quality, and axe warranted. G. 3AUSDERB & ‘ON, No. 147 Broadway, corner of Libor:y st,, and 387 Broadway. All who Value their Hair, use Al!1’s infal- Lible Onguent, It will stay the hair from faliing off, promote its growth, prevent gray or rod; keen it moist, aift and glossy; also, $2 exeellont remedy for chapped facee x hands. Sold by the tn- imj¢vblo hair cutter, No. 13 } ussan street. Who's agoing to Caltfornia, that knows a Detter place toget good Boots ard Shos, than ean bg found at SONBS8, 14 Ann street? He se-ma to understand the kind of Boots that sre wanted in that region, judging from the large took ho has manufactured for the market, Gold Pens.—Persons geing to California should take with them ove of tre celebrated Kichelivu Gold Fons which are warrarted to wenr vo yrark are portable and i owear a 1 nil's, or Steel rens.— Bald ony Cyn Ow OME OATES ot PATSON, 1S orale ae a Ls: California Boots, Perea expressly Zor the mining region. from $3 to $4; due calf Kreoch Boots, $4 50, ‘usual; hea $7; fiue calf Boots. $3 50, naually $t 50 and $5; oe ae Boots, Gaiters, Slippers, Renee t) de found at jovernor Young's, cornei ym wud Nassau +treeta, ska, THE DOCTOR. Them Five Dollar Suits.-1,000 are now ready. ‘They consis: of tive Cloth Cont, Cassimere Pants sad fancy Vest, peculiarly adap:ed for the \ wlifvratans, being light, tous and clastic; aleo Overcoate afid Cloaks a: less than half they cost. All qualities, sizes, co'ors and s, from $1 5 to se, Cornsr Naseau aud Beekman streets. GEOR IK LEVIE, ‘The Piumbe National Oaguerrean Gallery, ‘on the upper corner of Broad ud Murray street, {spateoain-d by those whe can appreciates five rleture 90 who wish to eis ® beautifule and lasting memento, can do so at this wall mown gpilery. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Friday, Jan. 26.6 P.M. The gold fever rages high in the street, but quota- tions for etocks have not been much affected. Tho bulls and bears are carrying on a desperate game, aud every report frem the gold mines is distorted in every way, to answer the purposes of each party. The bars of gold exhibited in the streets yesterday, represonted ‘to have been received from California, via Valparaiso and the Isthmus of Panama, created a momentary ad- vance in prices for fancy stocks; butit has not been carried to the extent anticipated, and the bulls are somewhat disappointed. It appears to be exceedingly difficult te get up prices, With a very easy money market—a very reduced rate of intersst; with the pros- pect of a large importa'ion of gold from Califorais, and anactive business upon the opening of the spring’ ‘fancy stocks do not move up more then a fraction week after week. Tho bears appear to be impressed with the idea that prices for most of the fanci high enough; that they are selling for all they are worth, and that it will require very large importations of gold from Cali- fornia, or eome other place, to inflate them much beyond present limits. At the first board to-day, Harlem ad ‘vanced 3; percent; Long Is!and ‘4; Canton thy; Far- mets’ Loan }{; Erie Raiiroad 3, Reading Railroad 34; | New Haven 24; Pennsylvania 5’ 34; Indiana 5’, ‘Treasury Notes Erle Railroad, old, declined 3 percent; Erie Bonds \;. At the second board, Treasury Notes advanced ; per cent; Long Island \{. Harlem deciined 4, and Erle Railroad %{. Speculatiors in real estate are getting the jm up pretty fast. There have been large sales of city pro- perty, both productive and unproduotive, within the past month, and prices act tweaty-five per cent above there current last year, at this time, have been mealiced. ‘The Madiron and Indianapolis Railroad have de- relared # dividend of six per cent, for ths lest fire months, ‘The dividends of the company will hereafter bs paid in January end July, “The Hudeon River Railroad Company have onlled for ‘the ninth installment of tea per ceat on th* three mil- on steck subscription payable daring the moath of February. The writing part of the counterfeit ten dollar bill of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Rahway, noticed a few doys nince, fs in imitation of the genuine; but in the ornamental part there is no attempt to copy the style of the genuine. The principal vignette in the gonuine is the arms ef the State of New Jersey. The ‘Dest guard against the counterfeit is to refase all these ‘Bills of this denomination, having the word ten in large capitals ot the and, there being nothing of the hind in the genuine. ‘The timo stipulated by the act passed by the Legis- Jature of lilinois, for funding the bonds of the internal improvement debt of that State, expires om the 10th of March next. Interest will cease, on that day, on all ‘bonds not funded. Outstanding bonds can be funded after that time; but they will lose the interest for what time intervenes betweon the 10th ef March en@ ithe time of funding. @he transportation on the Delawsre and Raritan canal for 1848 was—Coal, 486,741; tome; 57.498 bbis. flour; ls grain and flour; 19324 tone of rom; 16 508 360 feet of lumber; 90,454 tons of merchan- dise. The total amount paid for transportation for the first half year was $86,867 02; and for the last half year, $180,040 04. The expenses were $123,401 29, and a per- manent outlay of $69,605 89, as capital ‘The lnet annual report of the Loog Island Rallroad Company gives a very favorable statement of the affairs of the concern and the operations of the past year, The most favorable item in the report is the reduction of indebtedness, The debdt,on the Ist of January, 1549, amounted te $446,809 The reduction within the past two years has been as annexed: — TosG Istann RALKoaD—Amount oF Dent, Reduotion of debt since May, IIT... ee coe oo SLC: ‘There have also been paid claims against the company which existed prior to May, 1847, empanting to $21 - $02 68, and on account of the Brooktya tunnel, $9,141 29, which, with (he reduction in the debt above named, mabe the total decrenwin the sotuat linbilities of this company einve Moy 1, 1847, $157.972 41, Within the same perio’ there bute been peld ou acoouat of con- struction end for adtitiomat now cara, ths sum of 982825 47 ‘The capitel etook of the company outstaading is | 48,270 sharee, the par vatue of which 1 $50, muking aa sgaregate of $2.159,000 Thia, with the debt of 8415 806 07, makes the total amount of NHabilicies $2410 598 @1—to represent which the company have 06 miles 0 since looked entirely to the locai business of the i for income. This has steadily increased and is increas- | ing. A great extent of land through which the road runs in the middle sections of the Island, to wit, from that the time is not distant wh. company from this source, (its local business) with economy and management, will reach a point very largely beyond its present revenues. the local busine: made productive to its stockholders, and to this the manegement has given constant thought and effort This road forms a part of the shortest and moat ex- Peditious route to Boston, and the company have at all times been willing to arrange for a regular daily line to thet city, provided they could have a reasonable share of the fare, and sere not called upon totake any In- terest in the line beyond Greenport, the terminus of their road. To this end, partial negotiations have been had during the two past seasons, with the officers of the connecting eastern roads and steamboat lines, but which have hitherto ended without an arrangement, Recent circumstances, however, indicate that some thing of the kind will be carried out during the coming spring. If so, passengers will be regularly transported between New York and Boston in eight anda half hours,with perfect comfort and safety, which is in oon- siderably 1 other route. -Shouid this line be established the do 35 v0 do iM ‘10 Morris Caral = edmos 9 25 Erie RR, old bw 6) 25, do o 6 do full 150 Canton Co b60 4036 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, be the bas Aral parte, Address Mr. Church, at th oO one of the eesperelse peri: dicals published in thit count men wanted in thir Btates. Men having the tact for the business can make from $3) ‘to $2,000 & yoar at it—the amouat depending upon their ability and inded for their honesty, ko,; none others need opie te or furmiture suivabie to furnish 9 pari toad, depots, and running property sufficient for any increase of business. The a1 xed statement exhibits the gross income of this company in each of the past three years:— Lone Isuaxn Rattxoav—Gaoss Recesr rs. 1846 ‘847. 1848. Fare: 106.137 108 955 Local ' Local Freights 37.170 43 317 Mails and Express... 3 6,286 6,817 Total .........$118 639 148,693 158,089 ‘This shows a small annual increase in the gross in- come; while the expenditures have been largely re- duce payments of interest, and the economy oxersised in the transportation department has given the company a larger net income from th of the Brooklyn and Jamaica road has been reduced from $83,300 to $21,000 per annum, payable monthly, and one seventh of the receipts, over and above $150,000 per annum, until the gress amount of rent shall reach the original amount—$33,80 —:eserved in the lease. The reduction of the debt has reduced the me revenue, The rent The company having abandoned the steamboat busi- ness adopted by previous boards to perfect the through line to Boston, have disposed of the boats and upplied the proceeds to the liquidation of its debt, and have ad Farmingdale, in Queens, to Riverhead, in Suffolk county, a distance of forty miles, and covering an area of more than 150,000 acres, is now, with but few exoep- tions, unocoupied and unimproved. The greater por- tion of these lands possess all the requisites, under judicious management, aided by the great facilities now offered by the use of the road, for profitable oulti- vation; and extensive operations are in progress by enterprisi of the same by an industrious and frugal olass of emi- rani the road which no competition can divert from it. individuals, for the immediate settlement , which, when effected, will give a business to Weare informed that there has been a large sale of these unimproved lands consummated within a few days past prising body of citizens, and that their object is the immediate settlement upon them of German and other industrieus emigrants, arrangements to which end are now in progress; it is expocted that large number of them will reach these lands during the present year, ; that the purchasers are an able and enter- ‘Under the patronage of a very intelligent German gentleman, s respectable colony of German euigrants have located themselves upon some of the unimproved and waste lands near the line of the road, during the Jast year, and their efforts, we are happy to learn, will prove entirely successful. Exten: are also in progress for the establishment of the maou- facturing of boots and shoes, and other artioles of mer- ohandise, at East New York and viciaity, with every prospect of success. arrangements There and other kindred facts warrant the belief the reevipts of the By nursing and encouraging in every proper way of the island, this property may be time than it can be accomplished by any coming season, the revenue to this company from that source, will doubtless be » handsome addi- tion to the local business before referred to, and to which it is now confined, and hasten, of course, the period when thero will bea distribution of profits to the stockholders. The road is now in good working order—better than ever before—about 25,000 new mud sills or ties having eon put down since the 1st May last. and several now turn-cuts for the acoommodation of the increasing business on the linc of the road. The company have on hand fuel, ties, and other materials, valued by the superintendent at $9 376 60, Spplicable to the services of the company the ensuing year. The depot buildings have been much improved dur- ing the past year. A new passenger house has been erected at Jamaica, where it was much nueded, and the Brooklyn depot much improved and enlarged. A considerable saving has been made by concentrat ing the offices of the company at the depot in Beook- lyn, thereby avoiding the large expense incident to having an office in the city of New York, while it hay insured a more perfect ove ht of the detail, on the part of the officers and ag of the company. Stock Excnange. $1500 Trese Nts, 69 16% 450 whe Conton scrip 7000 do” bnw 19" 150 Norw& Wore 00 do = IO. 1) wading BR 1000 U 8 6s, ’C7 OM 160 row do's 00 0 2.000 ‘800 20 30 do Coup 2500 Ohio Gs, *60 7000 11 nois faund'bie 2010 Kentucky Gia ‘2000 Ind State Sa b3) 180 do 6UCO Reading Buds 600 Penn 6s 40.0 Erio 7 pr ct 15 che Bank America 50 Commerce scrip 3 Farmete’ Trust do oO 100 do baw 00 do 10 do uw 3 100 ¢o. Ws 8 3 160 do 60 Morris Canal 100 de lo 90 100 Harlem prot’d, full 94 25N ¥ & N Haven 97 b6 do 9% ‘BW Housatonic RR, new 85 Second $2000 Treas Nte, Ge, Mon 109 00 U8 Co, "86 105%, 4 62 1095 COU Kentneky 6s, ‘71 11 125 do 24 ACO Kens Mtg Bods HQ 150 Long Island RR ay fei areq pr ct Bnds fio 100 do ban 25 08, Oho vest wily Wao bw 3 ths Fartcers’ Loan lo aw ay ay 160 Harlem RR 53 bio 30 Mt) BSdG WANTS. ANTED—FOR ACHO!® IN AN SPISCOPAL onuRod in this clty, a Lady and Gentleman, thoroug sly qualified to D MINK, 50,000 BOTTLES OF ebalagua, were its officacy in the ours of fe ia its condensed form each bo: han a quart bottle of Sarsaparilia, fa much; and as {¢ fon: ent and sour in oly swarm climate, it offers tudueementa to purchesers to supply the demand. Apply at the Canchalarvs Dopst, 5 Brmutway. 7 ANTED—A GIRL A8 WAITER; ONE WHO UNORR- siness. App's. with good recommendations, stands her bu from 10 till 2 o'olook, at No, 633 Ninth acreot W ANTED-YOUNG, HONEST, INTELLISENT, AND BN. terprising men, to solicit subscribers and collect monoy for re the is o.ty and in every city wnd town in the Unitod the lecation. The men must come well recommer POAT. 250 Broadway. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION a3 Chambermald, oF ta do general Hotsowont. Seat of city ‘37 B'eooker street. references can be givin. App Wanteva imo OR THREE ROOMS ON Tom eau tee! 5 }WO persons ROOVe Vaual etrert; floor genteely furni by > moma pad Y. Z at this office, ANTED—THREE GOOD WATCH BEPAT YELLOWS; VAN ARSDALB & COuI Wier" No. 11 Maiden La ANTRO—BY A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS, A Cabinetuns ker and Carpe ter. who ts desiroas of going to California, but bas not sufficient funds; would lik. to be fitved out Ty some person ¢r company, Can give good references Please sidreww Enterprise, at this office, vaating when and where aa in terview cau be had, or singly.—Any person wishing to of 1 it that is in goed style may heor of @ purchaser by dropping a Ting, iving pardoulare of price, Ko., to ox lat Post office. BUARDING, &. wD R DOWN TOWN.—GRNTLEMEN WISHING TO BE peer, thet bealnee, can be agcommogated with roewe, with or without board, at No, 6 Morrie atreet, whe.o they oan also have the privitog of be th URNIS# WITH BOARD, SUITABLE FOR Gem mA ives, or for si gon’ ay be bad on sppheation at Ne 87 Chryst The location is Ploneant, ary and convenient to the business portion of the oly 4 ba L2T—THE ~~ NO. 37 DBY oe CONTAIN. ww rooms ke and forniture for sale, Poeasies Gitta ineielinnly aopky HOt FU CALIFO: enna AMUShMbN'TS. se teenes Sano : ve, bbra, Mise’ G. wom te After Lavater Lee in his wondertul Feats in their astonishin, OW ERY THEAT! MOSvWaY THEATKL—E will B toz.—On Saturday Evoning, om Mr NB. © lark ec, tne @ ry from mas of COUNT Or WONT C oO ‘Count of Mont: + Sinbad the Greek, wa Morrell, Lac, and & genes, modatons are of the most superior order, af $144, aud fouad.— by the comedy of ply n board, '- CO,, 52 South strest, ‘83 South street,” ACKET SHIP ORPGEUS, FOR CaLIFOtwia—ea dtT- cular attention fa roques ing at vicr No. 9, Bast xp cits. To be foliowed b MaNTS.—Admiral Kings on, Mr. Cilbors; Jogut. Kingston, Kr. J. BL i, view M Taylor. To conclude with the iM. Me Stevens; Lothair, Mr. J. 8, Kelmar. Mr. T. Duff, Ciaudine Mra. Kus OF to BICRARD OW & . . BE IN & OO fercedes, Mrs. Abbott; |. Dress Cirelo and Parqneste, conte; Gallery, 1256 cents. Do AMUSEMENTS, : i Y ¥ a INTELLIGENCE 8Y THE MAILS, be present novel of Alex. Ou. Leail ins fow days, Teasonable terma, te on reaching San Je the voyage from Valparaiso in 6S Horn from New York iv 53 I days and $0 Livenpont Upen reeurd, Fur passage on board, orto HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THRATRE, LATE OMATI Jan 27, the pertermance ye Nao. ‘with the d Mr RJ. ‘gj has made the 4 is dG hours—rho shortest wavy freight. apply mes; Tho Black | Mra, Chapman: the drama of W Haldim: 3 Pontwwac, Mr. Taytor; ia, ol A Mr. Jordan; Thaddy 0" Ne, Mr. Bro Jodi Breete, Mr. Hamilton; Biddy, Mise Barbor. Circle and Parquette 500; Family Circle 250. Mr Cha bs . Gordon; Klgiva, Sane P. TRAY, ute South, [uo sis'r4) *y; Lieut. bw URION'S THEATEE, cuaMBkRS SraeeT—saTUR iv Janurry 2) yayed Grongham’s cone; ay, calitd VaNttY Fate —itawdom Crawley, Mee Bi tou; Sir Pitt Crawley, Mr. Johns’on; Cap- Sorda Mr. Christi: ‘To conciude with the RNIA GOLD MINES—Mr. Brouse, Jacob Breese, Mr. n; Major Dodbi Parlend; Clara, Mise F. codward; Ousanaata, open ati 'olock—oommence at7. 3’ HALL, No.473 BBOADWAY, BETWEEN open @ during the y STY’S MINSTRELS, 4 company in tho world; a de Hal. ES to sail en the 29th Modations, as regards air, roow, eoongers there will be baving charcered the vessel, my, at Chegres, make arrap, San Fiancisco without WM. 8. 8. TAYLOR, Pier No.6 East River. NCISCO, CALIEURNIA—THL lt. oopp'red and copper fastenad ship i. pt, Merwin. will auilfor Sun Fraucisov about the february. This tine vessel 18 nt two years old, hag been Jan. 27—Th whele company ygemouts to forw slay. ‘Boquire on board, of woek.—The original y 7088, ol with the PAPHIAN BOWER Diane, Mra, Hom cirele” Glie.: Upper o’clock—commence at 7. ‘Shey will have the honor of continuin; Mrans OUR MPIC, THEATRE SATURDAY, EVE he performauces will commonce drama of MIDNIGET W. CA: e Pe jolts ies Mia Macy Canoes. ater st Mr, Moliaad; Preepero, Mn : To be foltowed by the farce of the SHOR Mr. Hollan: Aftor which, the ENCUANT- iss Mary Gannon, WITCH 0 DER: ‘owe, Mia CI Adonis, Mise Mars, Mr. Reynolds; Esculai rosichore, Mire Partington, t, 12360. Doors opon at 634, @. To onclads covery night, until further notice, im of new Operatic ce K, An Afternoon Concert So'olock. Manzgerand Direotor, B. IRD GRAND CON ERT SINCE BIS RE- ll take place at the Tabernacle ou Monday evening, donnas 29 eao representa ko. ToCoubert to. Coa Satur odations supsrior to any ochor ship, ox- Has an experienc d Captain, and wakes pr sely for this voynge. outs physician to attend upon her pasengers. Fi NON wilt ail for the above port on the 21 is only ove yeer old, and has noequalafloat, Cabin CALIFORNIA.-THE SPLENDID LIVE bert Bowns, will sn 1 for ‘an association gocs out in the ehi| converted into epi: Fraveisco in a few day jer main dock has bien plan of the North River 1, Overtufe from the opera Der # reiselt 2. Chorus from La Sonnan bola, undid saloon, on t! CIRCUS.—SANDS, LENT & CO., PhopatE. way Albambra—faiurday Evening, Jan, 27, will | bo presented an Equestrian nt, foundea on’ the nd of VALENTINE AND O4SON—Kin, ‘aleptine, Mr. De Cam a is wing. toe Mr. Royn¢ fae ugales, Thia piece opens with a nagar headed by Wing Pippin in Fal Hoo is, Previona to the Pagenut will bo giv lant Acts and Scenes in the Circle, Mr, Fande and his Trou the house, #6 cante—children hslf price. Orvou, Mr. Do U: de; Tho Boer, M {aoont Procomisn o in hracit ‘nice. Admisaion to ovary & The Rural Viet (by requost € Voeabond Polka? rao) 1. Melange potpourri... . % Charivart Quadritie, ing Festival Gnlopade (by nese Recollections of dome, steamboata, Sho is provisioned for two yours, and commanited by Capt. Cameron, one of the aolest ship masters that sails feom rt. Capt. Bailey goes out as first mate, A fer the ship and cargo remain uneold; gers Will be taken at ‘on board, atthe foot of Ro: sevelt. street ‘D FOUND.—FOR eALIfORNIA GOLD RE -sit'vely tosail on Sunday, Jauuary 25th, at LL o'clook, uitively exil to m0 row gorn ssengers ean bo accomm: dated, . Superior ao ‘cop and Cabin only, VER & o., 82 Wall treet, Genrixe1en—In answor to your inquir cs about the ouracter of the bark Bonne Adele, and hur ablitics to perfor aa Yoynae to California, we reply, th {red and enth rice $350. Nine first c bin 5 Maaulze of the Cap- IONNE ADELE will the musio stores, an Conoort. Concert to commeno it 8 oslock. No , SEVENTH SEA30N,—TH place on Saturday Eveniug, Jan, 27. "49, at the Assombly Rooms, Chinese Buildiogs, Broadway.— 6 for tho sonson at $10. Asio~ ch concert aud the beareals)) $5. Sudsoriptiona received at Schart C] 483 Broadway, or at tho Sooretary’s Heldenoe, 486 Broome street, “Dy onde ILE ARMONIC_S0Cr Grit to Besa, Vi Second Concert will take the city of Mexico, (prese» fublime ecenery in the world.) will 398 strong, and us able to m the voyage to Califurt thorefore ree-mmend her m@arp built vesse) and must bo & fast asiler. under whose inspection the repairs have Sify youin every res EG Subecriters receive twelve tick ciate members (one ticket for Captain Weldernolt, been done, can also ra: ot ahout said vessel. Rospactfally, &e., OBERTSON & OO, Ship Carpenters, ERHOLT, Marine Surveyor, SCHOYER & CO., 82 Walla‘roet, PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA Cunnot vbtaina more usoful article wh than Le Doyon’s Disinfecting Flaid, impures ir necessarily produced in loug id of ite pawer to L, thal Alcina innit Now York, Jan. 16, 1 4RNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. formances, every afternoon at 3, and 6 ele Week of Mr. Males, the English Giant, vi bing over s quarter of ton; tay be een, ‘end Titania, both of umb. Great Western, thers, Also a beautiful Model of tho City of Je nds, with every build’vg, etreet, lane, Ke, &e,, sare found on the epot, Tho High: ving Orang Outang, Wax Scripture Statuary, Madam Rockwell, the Fortune Toler, Admission, 8 conta; chil SPLENDID PEE t 76 OR CALIFORNIA.— are informed thut the; for the preservation ot healt! for use in overcomi frem foul loth correct Which tke following certificate is auf ent New Yoax, Seprombor 19, 1818, aving used your Ditinfecting Fluid on my last tio, found it an ia with Major Littletin now in the finest lingt m aorsy the At! undor ten years, ying the eis if all ol cavers hh ndred Chive in ti of al! clarsos, several hundred Chinese inti spart Hhomour stores. a of pagodas, idgos, epeolinens and mechanical iz, from nine A.M. ty, to use in their tate think is the beat dis Master Steamor Washington, tea a Navigation Company. tore for this Bornes Morohauts’ Itis atso ie U ps ALLHALLA, 36 CANAL “TREBT, woy.—Grandcxtra afternoon porformance, at § o'clock to- bya double troupe of Model Artista, whe will inal pictures ; aleo the French band NEAR BROAD @. JOHNSTON, of ‘To Messra, Povizy, Roagrs, & Co. Large quantities are now bel se. For aalo by POULT ogo, entrance in Williai tom pian Serenedere w ng fd. by the pen ——— Boake, & HO! FUR CALIFORATA. RB CAULFORNIA—OVERLAND ROUT2, VIA VERA Croz ~The fine schooner $64 GULL, Ulmer, ranster, having D VRE GOLD KRGIONS VIA Routa—Tho splendid, Al, sche. t. R2 10 i208 Bt. Jago, Overt CASTNER, Jao. Bom Wall return him at 54 AMPBELL'3 MINSTRELS, UNDER THE DIRECTION <f Campte!l, Thalien trail, im Grand street, jnaction of East Broadway, having just jretur ful tours ever s bard of m nstrei un of this city. chat they will «ivi three of thotr 'e conceria, commencing on thi 26, ard Saturday, Jn in’roduice some of the most p ‘pu parqnette, 25 cents; boxes, } lice is engaged. Doors open at7 o'clock; performances to civ a quarter to 8, ONNAVAN'S GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA of Mexico—Painted on 2!,000 feet Broadway, acjoini read vay, ao oi! § re open a mence at 7 ofclock Wednesday and S arSo'ciock, Tickets 50 conte; Children half 11 tol For particulars see Desor'ptive Pam OLOGICAL HALL, 37 BOWERY—THKILLING AND Interesting Performanos by the Lion Queen, Mise . Cal houn, who will appest in the Den cf Wild Beasts, and her extraordinary performanors, of thiaWeek. ‘Te coliestion of animals at Zoological essible condition, particulst! Polar Boar. who to ms fresh and as vigorous as ho wns captured in the Arotio Children, half price, HE GRLAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 599 BROADWAY, BE- ing ond Prince eee fad the ouly one in thie fe size Ture of Chinsoe, versela, models 'ARD-LO8T IN BROADWAY, A BROW! +mall size, with a silver colle and a chain, h ceive the above reward d from one of tl bad, inform the Thursasy evering Jan 25; evenings. They will also aque danoee of the a 23 conte, An officient t of Canvas, oxhibiting » WN") mites in length, extending from Corcus thence to Vailacolid—and from Vora very Afternoon a1 ie way on the day » Admivsion, 25 conta, | of Chiueso manufactures, their agricultural plements, instruments of music, lanterns, &c. til WW PM daily, Admittance, 24 half: price, ~ | the present—an assertion whioh we, at all evea' ers, master, having fiu ly tomersow (Sunda, Passengers ato req C, can accommouate a few more this day olthoron board ‘38 South srroet. modatious, will sail pos t Bo'clek, at which tim JAN, 26,1 jicroreope, in a mabe; WELL, 57 Sc uth atroet. 10 $80 bd found. —The prioe of pasaage to Vora Crug ROADWAY OMNIBUSES ‘Zany case. Any person havior found the w me will be suitably rewarded by calling with it at No, 633 OR CALIFORNIA—OVERUAND ROUTE, VIA VERA —A compary is now forming, to bo to procned te Sen Francieco, by escort of Capt. Cl provisions sufficient val of the com) joaded, via the Capos) m respecting the com. ter vireet, near Bi RO: OSITIONS TO SALIRO RIA? —TAE SUBICRI ly to contract to supply emigrants to Califoraia fresh cooked Provisions. Thove Fish, Vege cables, So-ips Milk, aining perfectly their natural ue yearsin any cl ante, 400 Iba pre. Fved Motatoos, 51) Lbs. cunoontzated Bread, are more than sufficient for a t but $175 or $55) ad expente of cooks, boa or cooking utensils, are dispensed with, I) 38, thrve months’ supply can be sent aay distance, ings. The disadvantgs of at, their liability to spotl wheu ox: to the element of weather in » hot climate tiag them without wagons or roa laces; and Sd, thet they soon cease la, to thows who have lived better. mus cannot be o i? composed of one hundres the above route, under the U.S A. Thia, Gompany cares te wants of the members ui (which will be despatched 0 pany's plans, apply goon at Mo. 34 Wal treet. Atanaidjcurned meeti pany, held at Florences, on tent preserved Provislps, consisting of ‘Moats ER OF Mel Sc. are putup in canisters, ret Scup,and 40 Iba, ‘car's sustenance, and c week. Having hem, the troubie iog howto Reapers, NTERNATION of the mombers of the above com. | DNne ine ny riday evening, 24h instant, it was resolvid, tha*n final meoting be held at the sane piace on Monday evening, 2h instant, at 7 o'clock, at which tame the list will be closed GERWCOD'S MAGNETIC GOLD REMED! THE comarkublo modical remedies of the late U. H. sherwoo!, M.D., ‘Ave prepared by us a) here. '2 Chambers s rat, undor the direction ¢f his executrix, to whom, by his will, without roads, ti to the best gold digg: ovisions are thoye slat, tele” Print will bo ready to ban luxury, oF evon palata- ef ondh ous xiebl eolieed: Rmigrants crossing.tho Ist in of obtaining food (* even at onormous 8 or at Sau Fransisco Had they not batter + FINE ARTS, Aterat GouP \—THI$ BEAUTIFUL PRINT, by Leon Noel, after the celebrated picture by W. 8, Mount, now ready for delivery; price of exch acpy, after tho original picture, $5; proof copies GC i Thy VIBEST & Co. a 289 Broadway. AL ART UNION JOURNAL, DEVOVED TO { Kista of our dag. une frat Sumber will be patil ia of our day. Who first Lumber will bo pul on Thursday, February ieee ier" en Ge DU PIL, VIBERT & Co,, 289 Broadway, HE YOUNG AMERICAN SAILOR.—THIS BRAUTIFUL for delivery on the 5th of February; price | 2 nid VIBERT & Co., 289 Broadway fake six months’ supply of our many more sent round the Ce} contingencies they wi find these provisions mu: then any live ste fitable articles foi of purchasers oannisters sre constantiy k be obtained evory variety « West India Condiments, Concentrated Vine, Sour Crout, to keep eff the seuryy and ods with them, wad lave as This wili relieve thom of aa: il otherwise be subject to, Sh ippers wi! f, and more convenient also exostiont and pro For tho inspection recipes re entrusted. They have been tosted by a pradtice twenty tive yours, and aro the only known coneumption in ail etag a but th tuberculous diseases, ‘The patients of the Iate Dr Sherwood, othere requiring medica’ uavico,are at‘onded to as usual at our H 8. SHERWOOD'S Suocessors, No. 102 Chambers at. 01 FOR GALIFOANIA.—A YOUNG goto Osiiforoia, and pot having th tere, would go as Cock fora company advertiser bas had four years experience i orgs Bradley, 11¥ Sixth aveaue, corn OR CALIFORNIA —WANTED BY A Yt man, $40, on go bone industry, aud mora! 9 for thé above loan. Addcesa ** W ERSONS&WISHING TO FOSi: Sehmidt's Golo Washing outed under his diroctions. at any time Ut will fe. guaranteed to wash,, in ten ic for the ours of of ail serofulous ri OR SALK—THE STEAM several mon’ ciation of this oir; MAN DESIRING TO hin ticles that are put up by freaa upstarta of no who take cocasions like the preseat to pslin off goods that ‘OUNG MARRIEO + the best of reference in r. LIFORNEA.—¥ a! eaece on board ou Mraday, th and get their ticket ALIFORNJA.—RECEIVED BY STEiMER FALCON, A quantity of California Gold, which has been converted into by Dr. Ing, Dontist, 45 Barclay etroet. for teeth. Ulosraied teeth carefully extracted, art ted. and »]i operations in dentistry performed. O! FOR CALIPORNIA.—THE MEMBERS UF THE ME- ation, of the city of New York, torether with the.passer gers that intend to accompsny the ex ditlen, are particularly requested to be rs street. on Saturd: 6: C'olvck, at which time the vorsel will positively snil. ALIFOR‘I4 MEN, LOOK BERE—WHY NRED You TRY to wash and gather gold from the eartn, ied with brars or copper, had at 16 Beekman, and 49 Fulton streata, ET FUR CALIFORNIA FOR SALE—A BERTH IN the state room of the etcamabip Falovn. as eircamstances Tuquire at No, S4 Fulton Clothing Store, before four 33 PETER VON jacbias, oan have their ordcrs exe- before the Int of Fabruary. hours, 40 tons of alluvial f four mon, “Inquiro at No, 48 and 60, Columbia ree! SPECIAL NOTICES, 0 0, F—THE MR BERS chenice’ and Traders’ An IAPR RAR ABAD OF STRANGEA’S REFUGE . 4, 1. 0, O. F., afo portioutarly requested to w egulir eating of the Lodge, on Monday © a6 business of the utmost importance pera Ww tion’ ‘Twowas 1, Brac OTICE.—NEPTUNE OCEAN STEAuSfHIP COMPANY.— ‘The undersigned commissioners, named in the Act of Iucor. the akove compauy, horuby give notice that books will be ¢pened to receive subscriptions for the capital stack of the ssid loward & Son, at No.73Soath street, city of New York, on the third day of February, 1819. at 18 and will continue ope» until the crpital stock of said com- ros of $1NU each. and jing. Apply to the Cay to’ board of the bark Azim, at the foot of Bu ‘Assayer's Scales and 0! cen tested . Mint, Philudelnl Geld and Silver Pencil manu! . SMITH, Nv. G. without being weil or iron wove wire, which can be #0 com} r. at the office of J. render the gentleman. unsb’ He ot street, in th basementjunder Degr y 8 five bundred thousand doliare. in ah: five percent is required tobe paid at tne time of enbsoribing. ers have made arrangemout for mpplying the k and Uavre, vis Southampt-n, upon such ferme ae will afford an ad seven per cent futerest per annum to sopable rrospect of I New York, Jan. — WANTED, A PAS3AGE TICKET I'¥ the 16th Felruary steamer, state room or forward cabin from Panama to Sau Francicco. Apply at 275 Greemwich street, i the dry goods store, Ok CALIFORNT TICKET FOR STEER or Chagres, to aail on tie 0 .— FOR SALE A ze in steamship Falcon, fi Apply at 67 Maiden i ISAAC NEWTON, FOR SALE, ER NEWS BOY, WHICH FOR tha past hus been employed by tho Nows Asso- for the collection uf ship news. &o. She was built in New York, of the best materials, U; SiG in coppered and copper tastazed, and of the following dimon- : th 184 fect 4 inches, broadth 22 foet 2 im feet 6 inches, tonnage 214 13.95 tona. THE FINE FAST SAILING CO?PERSO AND copper fastened br g Eine Prorcott, Leo master, twayeate ister; WaH ooprered ono year since, expenso Apply to capt, Loe, B., or to DUDLEY PERSEE, €6 VOR SALE—THE SUPERIO %, COPPERED AND fonicad bask alph®, burcheh, pe Yours old, built at Swaneay, Mags, snd ig well fouad in suite and ain, on board, at pior No. 42. 6, R., oF OVD & FINCK EN. 88 Wall otrest, S8aY ER Joseph C. Coffoe, in The engi & St inoh cylinder and 8 feat stroke, and is in « Her boiler iséntirely new, and cost. inoluding fixtures pense of puttiug on board, about $3,NN0, Ble haultwo efor froch water; and for strength, od qualities is believed not to be surpassed by tolses ia onx wat epeed, and otter y any sroamer of ters. Mor further partiowsrs apply at this on beard. at the oy ¢ reglater, 517 tons, three FOR SALE. PRISE § 0) —A PAIR tof Weis Iits oomplers, TH ove Yostas d the weights graduated and proved nt the 1, Apoly to WOODWARD & BROTHERS, scturers, 144 Jay stro t. Brooklyn’ RY GOUDS—An EXCELLE*T OP*ORTUNITY FOR any person desirous to enter inte the rotail_Dry Goods busi besr.—The subscriter haa recolved to retire from the above busi ness, and will sell the whole or a Jege of the store, for one or more ber has oceupied tre prmp- Fo THe Lares —Should the abo above, I will commence retailing the srme, at vecy reduotd pric», on the first day of Februarr, and continue till th J. B, WAISTELL, RK SALE-A BARGAIN—THE STO ‘K of w Liquor Store now doing a uood budaest, will ba sold cheap toa cash customer, it applied for bofore the’ 3th instant, Apply at 24 Madison atrect. part of bie goods, with tre prlvi- years. ata reasonable ront, vet for the last fourteen tock not he dispo. i Hudson street, ND FIXTU SES JOAN T. HOARD, JOHN C. HEWETT. _BENRY DWIGH, Jr, Treasurer. OTICE Is BEREGY GIVEN BY in behalf of themselves cation will be made to the Legislature, at its next ge. ith sospital stock of three mil- roilroad aoross the Isthmus of Pa- I. ASPIN WALL. VIENS. BSNRY COAUNCEY, OTICE TO CREDITORS.—BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Surrogate of Suffolk covnty, notice is hereby given, Socording to law to all persons havi James Osborn, John Osborn, or Monice of Brookhaven. in the county of juired to exh'bit the same with the subsoriber. administ ASSAGE TICKET FOR SALE—A PASSAGE TIUKET IN steawer Falcon, for Chagres, and in tho Pacific Mail kwamer trota Fansma to San Franctsco, 15th February. Boti tickets forthe saloon. Inquire corn } Commissioaers, 10 HOMG@OPATOIC PBY: the above practice can hear of a vn titnsted about sixty milos from the city, Fulton and Washington ate PHYSIVIAN OF TEN YGARS STANDING, Good Practical mincralogist, desire: nia company, — A ldrese R Eat a ALIFOANIA GOLD—AT THE UNITED STATES WHOLR- 1 Warehouse, Nos. 252 and 256 Pearl street, m: largest ausortmont of Viocthing inthe world; a! ‘ts, Drawers, Oil Clothing, and covered Hata, etitable fo1 4 cheaper than tue cheapest, and put up in dozens and Leper rg verges 4 * the in Cali who may bo going cut separately, ria comonnier radios LEWIs & HANFORD. NB. Call and examine bofore parebasin AMP HAMPERS FOR CALIFO&NIA—CONTaINING With a first rate Califoy R POWELL, OCUL, uewsl exclusively to the diavasoa of the £: Broadway, entrance 1 ‘Treatise on the Eye—| Foun tains for atrenazthe BE UNDER*IGNED, AFTER TWELVE KONTH ’ TEST of Dr. Levett’s Patent Enamel Plats fur Artificial Testh, ublicity to hia entire satisfaction at iu rerults and general effects pronuoed by this truly valuable dis. covery. ‘Lo Dr. Levett, 260 era iere noma, in the territory claims agsinst wither born, late of the town Ik, deceased, thet they are has no hesitation on giving yache #f the xoote, chattals MEDICAL, nie offioe. ClaNS—A PHYSICIAN OF ry deslairab'9 locality, y Addrossing a note to ST, AURIST, &e, ATTENDS 48 yo aud Err, at 261 Worren stroet, whore can be had his oe 50) conts, Also, his Self: Acting Eye jag the eves. Ariifick . er of ¥ MONS, ers thereof, to the and credits of the athis residence, 604 Broadway, in the tore the 19t' day of June nox WILLIAM KEVAN, Administrator. Deo, 1948 ell the vote, camp kettles, frying pans gridircns, Anives and forks, spoons, to, di tor the eating utensiis, snugly put up in portabl meseon of fur, six or a greater number of [01 ‘6 UD hampers tor old campaigners, we ‘a are indispensable. witneut encum- could be dispersed with, Companies their orders ag early CO, 60 Maiden lane. «CHESS COUNTY Pork. of extra quali y.— 600 ‘eet, 10,000 loa, now do, em Durebews county meet Pork, v0 for sale in lota to suit puroli ers, b CLARK, FISK & CO..2 8 Fulton stromt, ALIFORNIA GOLD FOUND IN NSW \URK.—SHLKTS “hich [sold at $6 per dozen were sold for one ounce of v oliy of New York, om or Leeches, jurt recerved bi saio in lots to wait puret asers, by Importer of Leeches 7 Joho street._ B HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING TES timonial trom cur Baltiuore Agent:—T is is to oertify that have been severcly troubled with the sore hroatand cough. Through tho ageney ot two packages of Dr, Wiley'e celebrated Cough Candy, whiol Ihave been extirely relieved in a few days. ENRY C N, W. corner Baltimore and Front strests, Baltimore Md. Mr. Jarrett i one of the frat clovhingl mer:henta of Be sure you nek for Dr. Wiley’s Cough Candy. 236, 0 cents, and $1 per packuse. A. B. Gough & Co, Solo Azonty, by Druaglats generally tor ughout George W. Childs & Co, Soe Proprictore, $2) Market sireet, Philadelphia, led to select such with artioles that desiring Hampers put w O-K 4Nv HARLEM RAILROAD COM January 22, 1449, a teain of cars Vetween New York and Dover roton Falls, at Broaster's EW Y pany— On and aiter Monds; laily. a) excepte for some time past I ALIFORNIA~—HKO BARRELS DU Prime tae 8, and prime Toms. £0 barreia old sinoked b barrels extra qualit Butter, Lard acd Chee: ee M. SLOAT, Sup-rintendont, OTICE.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of their intention to apply to the Legislatare of the State of New York, during the preseut wesion thoreof, for an act to inovr sto themaelvea and their assoniates, with acapital of two mil ne of dollars under the corporste name of “ Now York nad Livarpo: 149 Fulton street: ana tor sale HY SWEDISa the eteamship Washiogian, for 3. ¥. Cue, I pneshased from 8. EB. cach, in Callforuin See oficial report of Jno, Larkin, Be 9 of steamers between than gold digging. Eh "JAMES BROWN, EDwaa®o K. CULLINS, . RIG W.8. WETMORE. do better by buying re, call and examive a Jarze asa01 nufactared for the © manufactory of M. WOOLF, 61 ider shirts and drawers of evory descrip- R. ELLIONT, OCULIST, 635 BROADWAY, INtORMS \tien ta t! at bis office hours are now from li): x fednedsaye, and Frivays. Dr 8, Thureda; ys, and Saturdays, from 11 to a Maiden lane. Also, in. TRIALS ALLOWED BEFORE h one carrel rifled ; Holster ,Pis 18; North's Carbinos, aa also noveral short luding some by Weeson, Whitney, &o. ; now ght or taken in exchange. F. WALLER'S Gun Store and Shooting Gallery, (W fest long) 25 Broadway 4 IRE ARMS, — Lo pace Gene wilt McCORMICK, AUCTIONEER—PERE! street, will be #ol MTORY SALE &o.—This day. at 103 o'sluck, at 12 Spruoo 6 Hosewood Pianofurtes, eome by ai Also a goueral assortment of Farni Sofa Bedotends, Carpsts, Mats, Chairs, Oitice large bore rifles, ALIFORNIA iden Jai 8, GUNS. RUN. Ww. SIRS & co, donble barrel Guru, Pi ‘istol Belta, Gold Picks, “4 Crow Bars, Bowie Knives, &e., ee. Fishing Tackle — can the causoe, F, HOUGH, AUCTIONEER —HORSES, WAGONS Hak. | dice, and mostoertain mod Ail be volt at Tattersalls, 446 Broadway, Mon- A variety of Horses, C08, Be w day, Jan 29h, at 11 o'clock. Wagons, Harness, &o , 001d to ps M. HOFFMAN, AU: T:ONEE! Murbets at sucti ‘th Feb: D HOLSTE 48, FOR CALIFORNI tere, vel Rnapeacka, made, ot the —USITED STATES —L. M, Hoffmin & Co, wijl reli, on raary, by order of the Department, ‘ni. STOL BELTS AN ‘ll kinds of platol ‘lings, &., and bul OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE MAK 41! ‘or those contemplating marriago, Private Medical Companion, by Or. A. U. Mauri Price $1. This work is moeting with most shaving already been di ‘scopy, whother » arried or unmarried, al nay fee the marriod, aa it disciosss important ld be known to them particulariy. Hore every symptons, and the most efficient reme jo of cure in every case, Fur sale avr At the publishing offieo, Jo. 98 Chesnut street, Pb Boston. R. (CEAU, box 1,224, New York city. 1 ‘The Married Women's Sixth edi- astounding exlog isposed of ) Every tomale ie Hehonigh it ie i | ‘On the rela a Sl, a 60 ‘of postage, to all par’ be had " i 'Y, BELL, 186 Fatton stevot, opposite Charch street, XN. B, Sam; les of af kinds on ALIFORNIA HI:K3—PERIONS WHO WISH TO INSURE thelr Lives cr the lives uf their friends sre intormed that the B ard of Diseotors of yy of Baltimore office St Wall rtrect, New York, have resolved to insure the lives of Califoraians st au ex-ra pre. miumn of two per cent on theamcunt of the y, Old Church, corner of William and sale of new and see nd furnitare of all descriptions. tables, stoves, iron chests, Iampe, hall THOS BBLL, Auctionoer. _ DANCING, M20 ANNIVERSARY OF THE rthday of that Hero of the Ryvolution. wil be celovrated by a Bell and. 8 seombly “Roca, Duitdings, 549 B Hee his ak creates Wall be edinved tp a tle 4 : ‘the Minerva Rooms, 408 Broad LivTwastow, Th, 64 Wall strect._ SBIP STORES.—PIDKLES, JAMS CaT- Proita, Pioktd Oysters and’ Lobst and Sou rmoticall wut rons ee, the lowest onlg, ota be oumned Kia use, Prise $1 pez bottia, olty, ©. IL. RING, 192 Broadway, ooraer John __Anent for Company in Now ¥ C4iirounta ups, Brav fornished 1m quantities to No, 197 Werer rt cot, opposite IR TO CALIFORNIA, Via JARAt ON & nt will be ‘the first Ki offers AND RETAIL, At 90 Nasean atrest, opvo The trade supolied on ages from six cents to Parcels forwarsed by N TIN & S—WHOLR the original manufacture ‘office, vf 18D vision "tree a y Cauctry dc in pi mh ed from #0, upwards; lace papera, envelopes, &c., by the doron, at imprrters’ eam or areas. vices tw —THa FIN®, YAS! SAlWiNG AND 8 the Indies and obild pPopric iF Room ALIFUKSIA 0, cali with their friends, would do and (7 Bron it by reason of recent ian blis mer.t, faithful and trao notice. ba sUURKR+UTYPRS—PBA IONS AGOUT to leave thet from one to two au" Nos 205 (OR MAnSKILL fastened Bark BULN BUR ve quick, despatch as above. For socommodations, th on . pier & HINOKEN, aR JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE 18 THE MOST EYVRCTUAL os Eation ould for Gonorchan and other, screen Long experience kas provod that it will ‘ure any cnse. irablo result is obtained in two to ten days, and as it neither creates dereunnocowary any deviation in diet ot intr ‘wsnal pursuits, soun or digest on, nuisance is thua removed as speedily’ ag is ‘vonaotes ‘with the manent cure. Ite ingrodi tntle and no fa jurious EDICALCARU—DR. MOSRISON HAS forthe last thirty years in treating disenas of tiie ropro 8, dotility, local avd general, Stricture, he treats with sucorse, prrticularly G a, he cures in afew dsys, Soe bis diptomas hip vffico. 214% Felton street R. COOPEK, 1s DUANE STRER?, BETWEEN CHAT! Dra riitnss stron hao tr toe hat toorore ud no froquentiy com- Ttecons alfevtinas, ‘im private He can this disease; and mild cases o ‘Dr. can ore the worst form Constitational debility fa man, tallest, and aves: ohares nocicty. A cure warranied in every ease, of no Nomsreury toed. ip or Yanious Ges DES Des, Posseming great uae, spp ee of brandy and asidity, aire cat emer ea ext ive practice, | oan iy yhioh, he hae ground for stating. ronan i Arete T)=. OLovagR Is CONSULTED DURING D evenil it his oftice. & be ed ae Pence aah onc ieas ‘o., ma} ve. through the emtey to the offiee door. EN, 96 Broadway, near Wall. 'T 0. rtiole will do woil to call and oxamune the ox- tensive sesortn ¢1. RALeH HOR OF TAR “PRACTICAL 7 D* 4 me im who bn pl; he be palo vote rarity nd tte t attending their cure a from 8 certsin ciaca of who can property 4 fered YY jn ciaew Fa talipisee i is obi stetoture, {1 oo sroelog cas, (ire Wasminoron, Jan. 25, 1849. General Taylor's Policy—Proscription or no Proscrip- $e. ‘The fourth of Maroh ia ray idly drawing nosr, and to the present time searcely anything is known as ro- garde the intentions or policy which will be pursued by the Presideng clect. Vague guesses and oraenlar sivings out are plenty enough; but we do not believe that a single fact has as yvt transpired, which throws Spy light upon General Taylor's policy ; and for the simplo reason, that he bas not yet made a confidant of anyone. Much will necessarily dep: pon circum. stances, and it is therefore useless to predicate in such scase. There oan be little doubt, however, but that bis cabinet will be selected from the whig party—for it is ureless to deny that he was elected by that party. True, thousands of no party men voted for him; put where is the statesman in the United States who re- presents the no-party phalanx? General Taylor has declared that he is not an ultra whig; and the most liberal construction which can be placed upon the de- claration is, that he is not wedded to tho oid issues of the whig party. Upon the great general policy of the igs, We ure inclined te beiiove he will auy mi One of these at general prinol- pudiation of proscription, and in this mat- ter General faylor may be found to bes very differ- entman from General Harrison. The latte:, before lection, declared he inteaded “to proseribe pro- tcription,” but he yielded the patropage to the diff entheads of departments, and the comsequ that during his short career of ome m capitations took place, than unde: nistration in a similar period. Hi then, will be ti peat trial with General Taylor Let himgive up to is cabinet any portion of his rights, and his mild po- lee will pce be cast lee No person oan dispute the faot, that th - bere of oftelals here’who were placed in office parely on party grounds, and who, spurt from those oonside- Tations, would not be retained in office a singie hour. To diemiss such men will not be proscription; on the contrary, it will be a meoessary duty. There are others again—whigs as wellus democrats—who have beco spysrenmeaed and are unable to fili thei: feral p ns. These men will doubtless be removed, to make room for men of active business habits; and if such persons are foundin the whig party, they will natu- Tally and of rightexpect to beappointed There is no proscription in that either. But where you find an Aotive, intelligent man filling an offloe - one who, what- ever may be hin private opinions, (and every Amerioan citizon is entitied to form bis own opinions,) dovs nei lug them into his oes with him, and why, in the ap- pointment of bis clerks, has never demaai what a are before employing them, such aman should be retuined in office, and to dismiss him would be prosoription of the worst type. The present ad- ministration has been character:zsd a3 @ proseriptive one, and yet we hasard nothing ia the assertion, that heaily haif of the officials in this olty are either whigs or men of no party whatever. This assertion may Sppear strange to thore who have boon in the habit of hearing otherwise, and yet such isthe fact. Several of the heads of bureaux are whigs. Large numbers of the ohief clerks are also whiga; whilet auong the clorks you willalso tind » large sprinkling of whigs aad no party m ‘To sacert, theretory, that General Taylor's admintetration will turn out imQlooriainately all de- iocrats in office here, in to endeavor to prove that tho Dext administration will be far more prosoriptive than are . wll oMsials @ politicians, | HOt prepared to believe, But we reps who bei = Offices becaure they tunst expect to be removed | Prominentiy among the officl | tions with orcdit to themreives and advantage to the | country, is the present able Commissioner of the Gene- ral Land Office, Judge Young. his gentioman is at | the head of the largest and most ardaous bureau under the government. Tiere sre no less than sixty- | five or seventy ‘olerks in his office; aad, inoredible as | it may appear, ho personally supervises uearly the | whole of the immense work pertormed by them In | the appointment of his clerks, Jud; ‘oung never inquires what their pol.tical opinions are, but tells them thas he requires they shail work well and faith- | folly; that is the tenure they hold thetr offloes by, | The General Land Office is ons of the most important departments, and it ie rapidly increasing. Whea our Dew ‘territorial acquirition shall have been surveyed and thrown into market, the daties of the office will be still greater. It therefore becomes highly important | that en actlye obief sould be placed at the hwad of it—a man of taleotand sound judgmeat, whose de- cisions will bear investigation, and do jussicn to all. Such a man is the present incumbsat, and hs com- mands, and deservedly 80, in consequence, the osreuin ct bota whiga and democrats. We ure only soquainted with Judge Young in his official character, aad make these remurks purely from a eonse uf justice. (We ba- lieve him to be just thé sort of man Gua. Taylor wishes to till cflice—a man in avery way fitted for it, and wao is regaraed with reepect by every one who has tuo plea eure of coming in contact with him. We do not know whether Judge Young Gerires s continuance in office cr bot, but we are very much astray, indeed, if we are wrong in havording the assertion that the next ad- ministration wil! not think of removing him. We may bave somethiug to say of other departmoate of govermment in our uexc letter, oO. who fill their posi- Wasitnaros, Jan, 25, 1849. Gen, Houston and the Mechanic Arts—The Select Committee on California—Bayard § Co.'s Project of @ Railroad fromthe Mississippi to the Pacific. When a tedious day is expected in tho Sonate, Gen Sam Houston, (whose whole life ia a story of romince,) ocmen in, takes off his cloak, lined with red velvot and fringed with gold lace, after the style of a London ccuchman, spreads the cloak over his chair, and sits down. Then be cells up one of the little pages, who, after a few worde, disappears, and ia a few minutes re- turns, with a double bandful of scraps and sticks of soft white pine, which he lays down at the feet of the he: cf San Jacinto, The hero of San Jacinto then takes cut his “Congress knife,” and after inspecting the | various fregments of timber at his disposal, selects one of the longest. turns it over three or four times, and then commences whittling He continues paring of the chavings, with the deliberate discretion of a me- ebauio. tril his plece of pinus 1s whittled down almost to the invisible proporvions of # South Carolias ab- | straction Then he tekes up anothor piece, and thus be continues until his raw materials are worked u into shavings. By the time that his task is ascomplished, the morning business is over, and then, if the orders of the day sre dull and monotonous, he despatches & epecial mesenger for a new supply of timber. Tis | be finds @ medium of enjoyment and employment | during the mort listless ‘aud tedious proceedings. Among the cther Senators there are various modes of whiling away the tedium of a dull debate, bai old Sam Jacinto bas the monopoly of the whittling The stiect eommittce on the litornia bill a going into thelr work very harmoniously thus fi They bed » meeting this morning, and made consids - able progress in the framework of a new territorial bul We understand they intend to | ques- tion of slavery an o;en question, and to leave the territory of New Mexico for a reparate bill. The form of the bid is not yet, however, determined upon, though We expect the committee will be able to report before | the expiration of the week | _ Nobooy expects that anything will be done in the | ertabiishment of @ regular territorial goverament for Caiiternia this ceseion ; for, although somethiag may be produced which will pass the Senate ther oars LO prospect for any, short of the proviso, se, or aretrocersion of the new territories lexioo, ae | suggested by Mr. Stephene—a thing whiob is entirely Gut of the question, nt least until the soil is sifted of the gold dust Mr Bayard & Co have modified thelr proposals ;for @ railrowd to the Pacifie, so far, that im addition to the five millions security which they propose to place in the Treasury, for the right of way and vhe grant of track of twenty: five miles wide, they also purpose, when the road shall bave been completed, to oarry the matis and | all public stores free of cha: The project javorable consideration of thi tee; and with a few onterprising snd intelligent lobby member, we are inclined to think the bill could be aed through at this session; for while on the one ane there are all sorte of advantages offered to the gov- ernment, there is, om the other hand, uothing for the government to lore, whether the enterprise 18 carried Ubrovgh, or arrested in its progress, from contingencies not now to be anticipated. The Se: d upon private bills to day; Dg set apart for the private | Wasnivoron, January 26, 1849. The Southern Address— New Arrangements, $c. ‘The address of the Southern caucus is put in type, but is not yet issued, it being meceseary, first, to pro- cure eigners to it. It makes sixteen octavo pages, the size of the printed public documents. Alterations have been wade since it was submitted and adopted. It will probably be publisbed on Saturday. Itt said that the edicor of the Pennsylvanian, Mr. Forney, is about to join his fortunes with these of Mr. | Rotchie and that they will mak+ @ joint effort in be- haf of Mr Bushanan for the Presidency. Mr. Thomptou, of Indians, made » “ compromise” eprech to-dny, which war as gratifying to the Southerm as it wos objectionable fo the non-siavery portion of | the Hovse “He apoke like » patriot Tom Ewing and other distinguished politicians are oth) bere. Judge McLean's ghost ocou Preme Court bench. It looks ex: whom Mr. Foote killed, the enste, Wasuivoron, Evening Report—Cabinet Prospect The speech of Mr. Thompson, of Indlaus, to-day, bos avakened no littie indignation among the ultra- proviso men of the House, It was too oonservative— it bad too much of the spirit of compromise in It to en tisty the ultras; and Mr. Thompson may expect castl- | gation 8s a dough-face, for his megnanimous and com ciliatory views, Mr. Allem, of the Sonate, kevps up his warfare | againet the corruptions of the government, in the jobs, contracts, and private bills thet are passed by Con- etees, Ase mere matter of opinion, we concur with Mr. AL 0 far as to believe that one good actt lobby member, for urgt private claim, or a big com tract, ie better thom a ream of vertisoat we po davieng vg Abboct Lagrenee we ne to Enginvd, oF that be wouid prefer the pjag, 9° Me. Bencrott to that of Secretary Wal - men Cemoney, nnd has ne roou her- -* pend It, Leadon