The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1849, Page 3

Exanparnnaneeeenl THIRTIETH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. In Senate. ‘Wasuinarom, January 20, 1849. ) Of Massachusetts, made his appear- ‘ance in the Senate to day PRELIMINARIES. The Senate convened st the “usual hour, and the ‘Vice President taking the Chair, prayer was offered by Rey, Mr, Gurley, Chaplain to the House, PETITIONS, A number of petitions were presented, among which ‘was one by the Vice-President, which attracted con- siderable attention. praying for the construction of a soross the Atlantic Ocean. The petition }d to the Committee on Commerce, PRIVATE BILLS The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of’ private bills, After severe) had been considered, Mr. Camznon, of Pennsylvania, preseated several petitions, which were appropriately referred; also seve- Tal memorials om the subject of slavery, which, accord- ing to the standing ruie, were laid upon the table. CALIFORNIA AND NEW MEXICO, Mr. Dovatass, of Illinois, from the select committee on the subject, reported » bill for the admission of California as @ State, and also providing for the ad- mission of New Mexico, when shy shall have acquired & sufficient population. The bill was ordered to be Printed, ‘ RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC, Mr. ‘praia a oh wee to taisop the bill embracing Mr. ne, ject, for the building ot a railroad te the Pacitc. After an animated discussion by Mr Niles, Mr. Foote, of Mississippi, amd Mr. Boriand, of Arkansas, the fur- ther 001 ‘ation of the subject was postponed until Monday next. ROUTIVE COMMUNICATION, A message was received from the President, by the ‘hands of bis private secretary, J. Knox Walker, E«q., communicating the information, previously called for, respecting the conduct of Commodore Storer, of the Brasil station. The message was referred to the Com- mittee on Naval Affairs. PANAMA RAILROAD, On motion, the bill for the construction of a railroid ‘acrors the Isthmus of Panama, was taken up. Mr. Dovoxass, of Illinois, offered » substitute, redue- dng the amount appropriated, and limiting the contract to the term of ten years; also, prescribing certain toll ates. After a few remarks, the subject was postponed, andthe INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL ‘was takem up. Several amendments were submitted, briefly discussed, and adopted. Mr. Bext, of Tennessee, made a long and able speech pon the subject. When he had concluded, om motion, the Senate adjourned. House of Representatives. Wasuixetos, Jam. 29, 1840, The House met at 12 0’clock The journal of Satur- day’s proceedings having been read, RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC, Mr. Poutock, of Pennsylvania, made an effort to have the bill for the oonstruction of a railroad from Lake Michigan to the Pacific made the spesial order of the day for the first Tuesday in The effort proved ineffectual. of Indians, moved,to suspend the rules inorder to make the bill providing for the reduction Pd aren toa cheapand uniform rate, and for a mo- dification of the franking privilege, the special order for one o'clock to-day After a few words of explana- tion, = question was put aud carried, by ayes 121, nays 47, Mr. Coss, of Georgia, here raised point of order, which was over-ruled by the Sp. Mr. Cobb then the decision of the chuir, and the ques- ined the Speak- mn. Mr Cobb new moved to umend the resolution of the gentlemap from Indiana, so as to hange the time of the special order to to-morrow. The from Ver Ci se waee ‘era Crus. fae her we have files from Crus to the 10th. The the 18th, and ber unwonted delay ot the city her letters and passen; uestion was taken by yeas and nays,and decided in 1 he yeas 70, nays 115. Tellers were then de- anded. The question being taken by tellers, it was again di ided in the negative—ayes 96, nays 61; two-thirds not oting in the affirmat MINT AT NEW york Mr. Tattmancs, of New York, moved to suspend the lea, in order to offer a resolution making the bill for e establishment of a branch mint in the city of New ork the special order of the dey for the first Tuesday in February next. On taking the question by yeas and nays—it was de- ided affirmative--yeay 141, nays 48. MILITARY acavemy, On metion of Mr. Vinton, of Ohio, the House then solved itself into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Ai un, of Maseachusetts, being called to the ohair, and roceeded to the conrideration of the bill respecting \¢ Military Academy at West Point Mr. Beavx, of Virginia, here took oecasion to make somewhat elaborate and talented soeech, chiefly onotrning the mooted question of : lavery in the new- acquired territories. Mr. Beale haviog concluded, Mr. Jos, R, Inceasace offered an amendment in favor { establishing a professorship of mining, which was ir. Pollock, of Pennsyivani: nia; Mr. Chas. Brown; Mr Ingersoll; Mr. ath Carolina; Mr. Venable, of North Ca- jolina; Mr. MoLane, of Maryland. and Mr. Sawyer, of Dhio. Without coming tou decision, the committee e and reported progress Mr, Vinton moved a resolution, to stop the debate ill five minutes after it should next be taken d lost. ‘The House then went into committee again on the bill. Mr. Habatsow, of Georgie, spoke agalust the amend- ent, after which the question was taken, and the mendment lost. The bill was then informally laid ide. PENSION BILLS. ‘ The Revulutionary Pension bill was, on motion, then considered. Tbe Navy Pension bill was committee rose and reported 1 bills to the House, which wore sverally passed; and, en motion, the House a /journed. New York Legisiature. Acvany, Jan, 29, 1849, SENATE. ‘A bill was reported in favor of paying the expemses excavating the Albany Basin. The resolution requiring returns from Savings Banks asadopted. te, then, in committee, took up the bil by many who k an interest in the subject, on motion, the farther nsideration of the bill was postponed. FRER SCHOOL BILL, The committee then took up che bill for the esta- ishment of free echoo!s. Mr Witxin, of the Ninth District, moved to strike t the clause which proposes to submit the the people. He sustained his motion with a ent remar! He thought that leg! ke the responsibility inthe matter, and mot throw off upon the people Without taking the question, motion, the Senate then adjourned. ASSEMBLY. he bill to regulate the hours of labor was referred ‘atelect committee appointed at the last seseion. bill was reported in favor of the removal of the ly Hook. A motion was made to ine fighting. The bill extends to parties late for the purpose of fighting ; also, parties train- for fighting, and the trainers. r. Fis @aid the bill was applicable te those who ted a8 aids to the combat d to the sur, 0 were in attendance bills n the subject which failed to reach the case of Hyer S ivan. Lesa farther discussion, the bill was referred ‘a celect committee, which gabeequontiy reported jete, and the bill was passed. rhe dabate was then fenewea with @ good deal of rit, atid§the vote on the pareage of the bill was finally onsidered, and the bill made the special order for morrow (Tuesday). NEW YORK rOLICR. fr. Counett. of New York, int: end the act respecting the Police city of New York. The House then acjourned. juced @ bill to tablishment in ‘Treasurer of the State of Kentucky. ‘ Pirrsavnon, Jan, 20, 1849 . ©. Winters, Eeq , bas been elected treasurer for |) State of Kentucky. The Weather, &c. f Pirrsnvunon, Jan, 20, 1840. here is eleven feet water in the channel, It has 4a raining considerably for the last 24 hours, and the Jn still continues at date of this report, } Pennsylvania Legislature, 1 Hannrspunc, Pa, Jam, 29, 1849, hoth branches of the Legislature have concurred in evolution to authorize the State Treasurer to effect pan on the credit of the State for $200,000, to meog 3 interest coming due in February, on tho State debt, - Southern Mail, &&, . Bacrimone, San, 29, 1849, ee is mo mail south of Petersburg, Va., to-night. ‘| } f watlure of t train left for PSiladelphia, to-night, in consequence tncinnatt, Jan, 29, 1849. .ovn.—The market is quiet: no ohaage in prices. re “elpte have increased fhe Whitewater canal jork—The add up 550 bbls, at $13 60 for Sales of pork, in balk, at 4 Pow market for dy. ‘ Picrsasaon, Jan 29,1849. he four market fs quiet, with a downward te! oy in prices; smallaies ace makiag from store * dotag, and che mar. id from the utmost Though = offthe body ;} dent id the i sure On the 7th in Ni cers in Mazatlan, Petition: ah a on Saceidetes for passengers, ould undergo Warantine; but noth! had been determined wyon The party known as th» Puros in the city of Toluca, made an attempt at revolution on the 2d inst. by ote of Temascaltepec. The dictatorship of Santa Anna, of bis partisans of the conspiracy, re order: lvarez and ‘thorities of uniting with the ins pla al i, im the have all been reconcile driven out of th General Arista, Seoretar: men are evidently com 4 his being known onoe @ Northern Republic; but his p reforms carried out by him, es] in improving while reducin; ae answers to the ambitious designs attributed to im. All that part of President Polk's message which re- lates to the acquisition of California an: with their mineral treasares, is trans! can papers, and remarked upon in of mind. n was to declare for t! joe in rey subject is mean time, to install o . The g-vernment got ated ite execution. capital to Toluc: Pinzon directed to o0-operate hi t wind T ind Genera) with the au the State in preserving order. Fears, too, of a revolution seem to exist in the city of Mexico, and the government is called upon for the ssing every siga of disorder, joldly spoken of in the we see nothing to indicate the purposes of affected. to his agune, Jaa 20.) Maloney, arrived this he oalaa ~~ 13th city of Mexico to éth fast. from Jalapa to the 7th,and from Vera British steamer had not arrived at Vera Cras on gave the authorities time to consider what should be mone vie deals: According to the Monitor the difficulties in Tampico The regular troops who were ity have been invited toreturn, and the parties but @ short while since so exu-jerated inst each other, were interchanging public courte- The papers appear to look on this apparent re- concilistion as hollow: hearted. The diplomatic body waited on the President of Mexi- co on the Ist instant, upon the occasion of the | of Congress. The French Minister was made th: d after mutaal felicitations. iplomates repaired to the hails a8 to witmees the formal insta:lation of that body. e President pronounced an ina’ we findin the papers. It seems to be of a general cha- jeneral Proceedings of Aspersions are thrown out from time totime against of War, and his country- at suspicious of him, from favored the scheme of tisans point to the ng definite pening ie the of Con- ural address which of Secretaries were by the Deputies for subjects—as the tariff the 6th imstant, colonization for the 8th &o., &o. far as we can see, nothing of much note had been do: down to the 6th instant, though we have reports of of Secretaries filling the columns of papers. Almonte is taking a leading part in the the Senate. id mes- the armyas tho id New Mexico, ted in the Mexi- enviable frame We find reports of Indian outrages ormmitted in the vicinity of Parras, and at various that town. From Chihuahua, too, addresses are sent to the central government, to protect them from the raveges of the Indians. Gen. Carera, late of Guatemala, has been over to Yucatan, but wasinformed that it was inconsistent with the friendly relations subsisting between Mexico and Guatemala, that he should remain there, and he accordingly re-embarked for Tabasoo. . President Herrera was to receive the onal Guard of the city of Mexico, and make them an address. ‘The government is in diffieulty again with its off- They have been levying illegal and arbitrary duties on importe—feathering thelr nests, as usual All have been removed by the government, aud some of them ordered to Guadalejara, to be tried. This is the case with General Anaya, who is superseded by General [nclan Gen. La Vega has at last loft the capital fer his com- mand cf the State of Tamaulipas. re pouring in upon Congress against ex- tending further religious toleration im the country. As hos this side of was to be expected, many of them are signed excla- ively by women I ro, In grain there is bat it 4. ¥ airy, wud ¢ hange to noticg, ! on Thursda: United States; Ball's shcxt Carbives, only 26 tnchos long, warra with accursoy, ver fornia cede Bowie’ Kr Pistols, for sale low, by growth, pre An excellent remedy for chayped faces iamjgsble hair outter, No. 13 Bascvu the Subscribers, wil that is dovirable for space. The articles are selected with ‘are warranto rily known to the one tendency of pric 0 Ohio 6 000 Indi CALIFORNIA HERALD EXTRA. Mails for San Francisco, &e. Se. &e, In coneequence of the numerous inquiries at our office for the California Herald, three editions of which we have disposed of, we are induced to issue « Cali- fornia Herald Eztra, which we shall do to-morrow noon. It will contain the accurate map of the gold region, published in our first number, the sketch of the splen did Boy of San Francisco, giving the soundings ac- cording to aeurvey made by order of the British go- vernment, published in our second number, and which can be relied upon for their aecuracy; the view ef San Francisco, also published im our second number ; and a cketch showing the gold diggers at work, collecting the auriferous wealth of that far-famed region. This will be a paper well worth possessing, and we recom- mend it as such to the public, ‘We republish the maps at the solicitation of many of our subseribers. This number will be ready, in wrappers, to go out in the mail steamship Falcon, which will leave this port for Chagres, to connect with the mail steamers on the Pacific side. The postege through to San Francisco is three cents per paper. nab nives 303! ad ‘EPH & 4 expressly adi fall assortment of Guns and BART, found, gentlomai oft and Bol Cali. Fire Arm! Fire Arms !!—California Rifles, rated Carbines, load ited to shoet 200 yards id for the All who Value their Hatr, use Hill's Infal- ible Onguent. It will = G~ os! baw Lem off, promote ite it ; keep it moi lossy; leo, ent gray ok Ted; Keay i mols. sof and lowe, tem street. Portable Dressing Cases, Manufactured by examination, to contain toiletin the smallest a. G. SAUNDEI E No. 147 Broadway, corner of Liberty st, and 387 Broadway. Gold Pens.—Persons goin; should take with them one of the cel Pens, which are warranted to woar five convenient, and will outwear a Bold only by of Gill oe tael Penk — to California tad Richelieu Gold adie and ATBON, 16 Wall st. the beat epeci Tirhable by time. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. prices fell off a fraction. ernoon, At the first board, 1867, 4. Stock Exchange. 16000 Treasury Nts, Gs, 100 Moon Te G5 joo 700 do 2664 Tinos Bas, ‘47 a0 do 60 ZA0U 86a, oH0 do 1000 U 8 be, 63 1000 Kentucky 66 100 do 1000 Indiana State Se 00 F nsylvania Ss 0 ao 5 00 Phonix Bank 0 North River Bank 15 Bk of Com. full 25 Prem 5 Back of Ameren” iu do 4 6 Morris Canal We% 42 North River Ins Co 108 40" 100 Canton Sorip 3 41 SS Utica & Schon RR 119% wy 1 de 119% 10% 25 do ww) 100° 76 Canton Co $084 101% 49 ~~ do ” wi 175 do oy 41 ss Ww do bov al 79% 250 do 4g Vise 40 Mohaws RR 8 7 &) Nor® Wor boo 9% as do og U3” 200 Roadivg RR 2 uu 100 do 2 45) 209 do bt mon 26 16M 6 Hudson Rivor RR, full 54 100% 100 Harlem RR 53 4 4 do bew 7 ih 98 35 100 aba ¥aem Teast do tonington RR 60 3534 bis. 3) 6 The Plumbe Gallery, so long and sati‘facto- prblic, ahculd be visited ‘by all who may wish ns of the Dagaerrean art, rondered impe- Monday, Jan. 20—6 P, M. The stock market opened heavy this morning, and The news brought by the steamship Crescent City, from Chagres and Panama, has had rather an unfavorable influence upon the spe- oulative movements of the day. Harlem fell off 4; per cent; Long Island ‘4; Stonington 34; Erie Railread 14; Morris gage Bonds %; United States 6" advanced 3; per cent; Reading Railroad \{; Mohawk ¢. The traneactions were to a moderate extent, and the at the close was downward. At the second board, Harlem declined % per cent Long Island }¢; Erie Bonds 3g. There were small sales in the 24; Reading Mort- Canton Co, The public have been sadly disappointed by the Crescent City not bringing large amount of California geld. The length of time whiok has elapsed since the first discoveries of gold were made in California, and the rapidity with which it has been reported it was ex- tracted from the soil, induced many to suppose that » large amount must have arrived at Panama previous to not having been such arrivals, great diseppointment has been experienced. We cannot receive any later intelligence from Chagres before the second or third week in February. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, WANTS. wearer je mente gn 3 had A way fleas 4 ani in » respect rt voeithor in Bry ke lyn or New York, Would preter jotain ga B iglieh family, ade Gresebox 1,819, Post Office, staring term, Ko. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WAITER, OR GENERAL servant ine privace family, by a respected v young maa, vt steady habits, who can be higny recomm «ded ov ihe <vac! ‘whom he lives with at present. The advortisar ia. Protestant, an be seon for three dure. Jonas callat No, 17 Fifth avanna. WANTED: SITUATION, BY 4 BESPé"' abut YOUSG we tivate family, as Cook or Jhamhermed —is a «rand Ironer, of oy referanos giv 29 Thompaon street, first flor. ‘Zo save trou ble, no boardias-house keeper need apply. 4) TED—LY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION AS W Scometres. or Chan.ber maid, or to take oare of childrea, Alreligi:us fami y preferred. Inquire at No. 30 Hurdartatroot. ANTED—BY A GERMAN MACHINIST, A SITUATION in. some establishment, Best of references given. Address ‘Alfred,” Hereld Office, WaAnte- 4 SECOND-HAND LATHE FOR TUANING Tron Adovoas “ Alfred,” at this office. Was WAITER, WGO UNDERSTANDS H8 2 business thoroughly. Apply immediately, at No. (48 roadway. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YoU vu WOMAN, A tituacion as Comtabermaid, or taking ca-e of childron, or todo plain sewing, oF ausist in washieg Sud ironing, aud make herve! ly. Has the bost of city wes ter strect, in the ruar, room generally useful in a private fami Flow ‘to oll at 187 Hi ANTED.—AN EDUCATED MARRIED MAN WISHES employment for a part ot his time as boot xeoier, corres dent, collector, or in any way requiring exellent basins Patites gentlemanly address, 2nd 90! FOR CALIFORNIA. ‘OTICE.—STEau th veal wil ir 4, N. Ra P PALCON.—-PaSSBNGER3 BY their begeage on board on Wednesday, d attend personally to ite shipmont—ae The ship will on Thorsiay, @. 0. ROREK PR SBP oRPaEuS FOR CALIFORNIA.—PAs3SENGERS VIL be on board, at Pier No, 9,atl' o'olvck on ‘S0th inst, at which time s steamboat will take her to sea, OR be pend bene ne COUR: Yrs OG. — Will take steam ively proceed 69 soa eh February. The fast eal Dies. who may secure 7 superior advantages to ar ma in the first oabin ara aH en: Passengers will be allowed to remain on board tho veasel for fit teon dayeafter her arriva) at Chagres, (provided » may of tho Passengers desire it) at a moderato rate per day, to afford them ‘8 opportunity of securing their passage from Panama, before 6 the ship, For froight or pas: pery co dean a 111 Wall street, or James W. Kiwell 57 south strest, POR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA TAB + TRAITS OF MAGEL- lan—Tho now, fast sailing. clipper built, goppared and copper fastened schooners SEA WITCH and EMPL £, having their provisions all on board, will positively sail on the first o February. They have taken no freight, neither do they iatend to. They will not crowd thoir passengers tod, at elght for a veas ‘e), exch paseor one ‘They have able aud axcerienced navigators well a0 quainted with the Straits, thas avoiding the rough and dangerous Passage around the Cape. They will eail together, and accom: y each other until they arrive at San Frauolaco, making the agree of plonmure. ae wall a8 ons of Ww. Or on board, at the for F°%, CALIFORNIA.—_THE SPLENDID LIVE OAK SHIP Robert Bor 3 an we, sail on the fires of Association goes out in the ship, converted are seentia saloon, on the plan of steamboats, She is provisioned for two org orth Py ve f 6 out as wate, A few shat the ship and okago ressala nnesid ro 3 Nine firet osbi: Popeoorera will bo kon at $00, nad fou a Baguins of tie Cop. board, atthe foot of yosove lt street. OR SAN FRANCISCO—THE FAST SAILING BARK KE- OKA, Capt. Jas. MoGuirv, having all her freight on 001 abite, gen rey tn he iia ls wi | oun abet ois paengnrs app anion ead medica ein Feepect a rehal eon, References unquistior- A uth at x to Eble -Addrese By 1h; Herald ofhion. ee taamaatie’” | Captainy en board, at pier 1S, Beat River, sie ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A situation as Cook—who has lived for tte last two years in & Freach family, and can produce the best of olty referonces.— Plearo apply at No. 60 Laight atroet, ANTED—A SITUATION BY & HIGHLY 480M. mended Protestant girl, as Chambormaid and Waitio, Sewing or Nursing. Hor testimonials of character are unox tionabie, Bhe can be seen at 689 Broadway in basement, until ch- gage ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MOST RESPECTABLE oung woman to do general hvusework; the moat unexcep. reference given apply at 31 Frankfort street. ANTED.—A SITUATION, BY A PHOTESTANT GIRL, to do plain cooking, would sasist in washing and ironiog nog to make herself generally useful, Please inquire i3 West Broaaway, ANTED.—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE AME. rican girl, as cook or chambermaid, or take care of children, or do general housework. Inquire at 268 Wott asomont, ANTED.—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, a8 chambermaid and wa ter, in @ jrivate «amily — Good city reference givin. Please call at 178 00 atros:, in the 1esr, No. 4. up stairs, W 4N72D—A SITUATION BY 4 RESPEOTABE PROTEST. ant girl, as chambermaid and sesmstress, or to tako care of children ; is @ good washer and ironer. bo seen for two days, if not euited, at No. 2 {all place, op} Tompkins market.— Good city reference oan be given ftom her last place, Wy AntED 4 SITUATION BY A KESPBUIABLE PRO testant girl, as Chambermad and Waiter, or Sempstross, ‘The best cf city reference can be given. Pleace call at 46 Marion Street, Can be een for two days W AXTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPE ‘TABLE YOUNG woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to take cars of children, The best of*city references ona bo given. Plesse call oy No, 25 Marion street—6 im the rear. Can be seen for two aya. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FRENCB WOMAN WANTS A Ipacoas hie 3 bead beagipices aad cae beeeioe Meetaeeeie children. 16 isa tress, oan bri 0 of refer. ences. City will be preferred. A lino addroseod “J. T.cte Herald Office, will be attended to, YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF LIBERAL EDUCATION, with $210 at his dispoval, may hear of on ax coable situ: ation, and fair compensation for his services, by addressinga note to Publisher, through the medium of the New York genocal post office, ‘The mest satisfactory roferences given, i ies MILLINERS.—A YOUNG LADY WISHES EMPLOY- tional wi at mantin a millinery establiehment; she is a first rate workor, and under the trade in all its branobes, Has no objection to leave the ci Permanent situation being her only object, Can be teen tor a few days at 288 Mulberry streot, near Houston SPECIAL NOTICES. [DEPENDENT CIrY REFORM COUNCIL MRETING— The members of the council meet at Military Hall, this (Tuss- at six o'clock, for the purpose of as may be brought before them. transacting such bi F Huytinaron, Recrotary: By order of the Council, Ata public meeting, held at Military Hall, on the 25th instant, the following gentlemen were elected special committee—two from each ward, in accordance with s resolution ‘at anid meeting, for the irpose cf preparing a report by which the Inde- dou City Relorm Warty may be governer in iva forare noice lo riot regard to quality, and aS & “ON, bbb 9 committee are particularly reyaested to meet at the same ace, on this ( Tooeday ) evening, 0th instant, a67 o'clook, in J. Boyd, 10th Wi ot thoes Harts 01 Cees Dei . pod - Harri poe jovelvet stephens, 2nd Ward—Henry Ash, nth Ward — Ase iaeinn pd Bt * |. H. Stoddard. Srd Ward—Wm. Kowe, 12th Ward—Chas Aonry Hall. “ « Chost, Huntington, 4th Ward—John Gates, 13th Ward—E. B. Cobb, ed lsrael Suydam, ¢: |. Forrester Sth Wa d—Burtis Skidmore. Mth Ward—John B Scolts. “Wm B. Moffat * 15th Ward—James Watson, Gth Ward—Geo. H. Eva: “ Maxwell, “ ry Abel. 16th Ward—Ira v. Davie, 7th Ward—Wm. J. i ve Joba MoAdams, “Chas. Fox. 17th Ward—Henty Shields, 8th Ward—L. D. Dewry, oe. 8. Bronem. “Wm. Parner. 18th Ward—Heury Wales, 9th Ward—Jamee Quii «adam Turnbull “John Donvel, LR ftder of the meeting. HENRY MEIGS, Prosident, Buntincron, Wm D.Bunsom, } Secretaries, FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CaLIvORNIA—Tau NRW “a1” Now York built ship 1 HARBECK, Capt, Merwin, will eal jor the above port about the 6th of This fine ship is For iinight or paneage,uppiv'on bout mar NG Ilr hore Bloch ce ‘applyon ero the paves “BLN EY & COURELE, 62 South mercets FH, 708, CALFORNTA, SAN FRANCISCO, AND GOLD ‘Regions —Tue fast sailing bark Wonno Adele is now ready for tea; & fow passengers oan dared. ‘To parsons ready to leave at once thie Apply to x favorable opportunit} BOUOYER & UO. Ht Wala AVEN & LIVINGSTON'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. — ‘Pook ls, specie, Ke., destined for California, to co by tho steamer of the lot Feb., will bo received oy the undersigned until Thureday, Ist proximo, “Mr. Haven will la accompanied Mr. 8 Lea. who will be permanently established at Chigres, an: devote nis attention to the forwarding of goods to Parama con signed to L's address. Aslate advices load us to contdeatly anticipete abundant moons of transportation from Panama, venere by other routes who desire to forward their bi 5 will be enablod to avail thomselves of the present and subssquont portunities. Apply to bs LiVikaston, WELLS & CO., 10 Wall atreet. o vhantoa, Mise Wa i) conta, av 6g oles ‘look : soutaenesei?, HANFRAU'S NATIONAL TH! ty TRAM, Cy rane onan ramen jan bs Mowiapers tbe formance will oommence wit) the drama of the AVEN sER— chm di Procids, Mr C. BR. Toorne; Stelle dt’ irocids, Mey Reon Se tbe etme oo ama. ent —~ Han Me CF frau; Mr. M Mr. MoFacland; dothre Baxter, Me. Te d, , Mes. G. r. Mesdo Booth; Rosina: ‘Meadows, Mise B. Mostaver; Mra. Mead’ Chapman; Alice Warren, Miss F. Gordon. To conclude with the drama of the WANDEFING BOY3S—De Croissy, Mr. Thorne; Paul, Mrs, Thorne: Juatine, Miss Mestayer. Boxes 250; Pit, Lligo, Docrs open at 63¢ o'olook—oommence at7. ERICAN CIRCUS.—SANDS, LENT & CO., PROPRIE- pene, Becadway Athan bee--Tasedar Rysning, Jen. will be ent pew et Camp of the Bedouins, com. of ten horses and riders in full Arabian cost! Mr. R, ands hia Ps offeate. Mr. H. ‘is Pony fcene., Dancing horee Bu the Posturing Act, t Mr. Bande, ‘Tre froupe in thet Gymoastio Feat Hore: amaoship fy Me. Gardaer ihe Ghost ot Gartguin. Aataaaon t § part of the house. 25cen! dren price, 1 ECHANICS’ HALL, No.47? BBOADWAY, BETWEEN M Grand and Broome pict Y during the woek.—' gy and wwoll'saown CHals fa) MINSTRELS, aint to harmon! ise melodios, and a @ have tent led jusemeat ii it tropolis. They wil bave the honor of coatinwing thels infatiahis Covers farther roduaing everynight, until notice, i ‘at enoh rer ta tion’ varioty of mew Operatts looquos, Songs, and their now Burlesque of their Voyago Musical, Admission, 25 conts, Doors open at 7-—Conoert to commence at 8 volodk, An at con Concert every Saturday. commencing nagerand Direotor, i. P. CHRISTY. ONNAVAN’S GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA of Mexico—Painted on 21,000 feet of Cai view of ocuntry 8.000 miles in length, (presouting tator the mosteublime sconery in tho world.) is now on exhibit for a short time, at Panorama flall, 593 Broadway, adjoin- Ing Niblo’s Garden. Doors open at 6—Kxhibition to commence at 7 o’clock—Als> on Wednesday and moons at3 e'olock, Tickets 60 cents; Children helf price. ALHALLA, 36 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. W froprisicn Perch a tas. Open every evening,and Wed- ys and Saturd: ns ats o'alock. Boxes 37%; cont Parywotte, 25 conte, Great attraction for this week. M'lic Mati 1a Kiviere, tho most perfect medel extant, will appear for a few nights, Also the entire troupe of Model Avtista comprising some of the bandsomest inolair, the seormplished dansouse,, is en VUE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 659 BROADWAY, BR tween Spring and Prince stroots, and the only one in this country consists of a great numbor of life size figures of Chinoss, of all classes, soveral hundred Chineso paintings, apartmenta in houves; stores and veseola models of” pagodas. tompiea, and bridges, specimens of Chineso manuftotures, their and mechanical implements, instruments of musio, lanterns, cele from nine A.M. till 10 PM. daily, Admittance, 25 conte; FOR CAutroRNtA. Via VERA CRUZ AND MaZATUAN, The United Paoific Gold Co., limited to 1W) mombers, to pro- geod hy the overland route, under the esoort of Captain Charles B, Innes, U.8 A., being now nearly complete, will moot this (Tuesday) evening. Javuary 30th, at Florvnce's “Hotel, corner of roadway and Waller street, for the purpose of organizing, eit ing officers, &o. A punctual attendance of the members is re quested Feraons desirous of filling - maining, by applytngat the Company’sofoe, 4 Water street, may obtain a!) necessary hildren under twelve, half. priee. ZOoLoaIcaL HALL, 37 BOWERY—THRILLING AND Interesting Performance by the Lion Queen, Miss E. Cal- houp. who will appear in the Den cf Wild Beaste, 0 through her extraordinary performances, every Afternoon aud Evening of this Week. ‘The collection of animals at Zoological Ball, is nowin peetanis youn condition, partioular! Polar 8 a8 the great White . who is as fresh and ag vigorous as he was on the day Ooccan, Admission, 25 conta. he was captured in the Arotio Children, half price, OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA—STRAM AND SAILING ‘easel. —Gordon's Passenger Line.—Tbe wil steamboat Plutus, leavo on 7th Februsry for California, via Mlcararua. ‘This ia perfectly healthy route, ‘Tareagh in alxty days to fan Francisco. Room for ton passongers, . Passage wi board on the roed, and three months provisions after arcival at Ban Francisco, $235; with atate room berths, $260. Apply to W. >. Unihorn 106 Frovt street, New York, or Wm. Goodrich & Co, 116 Market street, Philadelphi OR CABIFORNIA, OVERLAND ROU © Crus and the City of Mexico,—A company is being organized and equipped 98.8 regular troop of Cavairy, to be composed of thirty hord fisted experienced men, who, from habite of life ara inured to Lardehips and privations, and who have learned to pro- eure and kee} thers need offer. This company ie to pro- Seed as soon as possible, under tho command of Capiain Gattarnhy. ‘The members of th: ‘ny are requested to attond; also, those of the above mentioned class who have a desire to join and pro: eed as above; all other necessary irformation will be mado wn at the meeting. which is to take p ace this day, Tuosday, January 30, at 7 o'clock P. M., at No. 12 Dey street ICKET FOR CALIFORNIA—WANTED, ONE OR TWO Pwr y Tickets from Panams to San Francisco, on Mests. Bowland & Aspinwall’s steamer, to asil from Panama on the 15th pen Apply at the office, at the Astor House, before the let february. OR CALIFORNIA.—SEVEN STEERAGE PASSAGE TICK- ete for sale per steamer Crescent City, to Chagros, Inquire at 78 Cherry street. F°o8 cabiroRNts—ror sacs, A TICKET FOR STEER- ‘age passage In steamabip Falcon,’ for Chagres, to sail on tho first February. Apply at 57 Maider ne. basement, ic ae SERPERAN Is ABOUT mtg Ing & company o or seventy-five persons, to proceed the Gresoant City to Vera Cras, and thence through by land t San Francisco, A competent and experienced person wil! guide and take of the expedition, None but persons whi command $300 or $500, Produce unexceptionable references ‘Seto character for temperance, wc, need apply, as the object of the party ia to form a res; je company for self proservation. Address box R60, with real name, refereace and protessioa, which ‘Will receive immediate attention. Via VERA Cc ALIFORNIA GOLD—AT THE UNITED 8TATES WHOLE- 4 "oar! street, may in tho world; also, late, suitable for all a sale Clothing Warehouse, Nos, 252 be found the Iarzest assortment of Clothin Shirts, Drawers, Oil Clothing, and covered markete,and cheaper than tte cheapost, and half dorens Lote assor 1d juet the th ted, who may be going out separately, or in com NB. Call and examine before purchasing, IRE-ARMS FOR CALIFORNIA.—RIFLE3, MU3KETS, Carbires, Revolvers, Holster Belts, Bowie Knives, ammuni- tion, Guns and Pistols, and Gun materials of all desoriptions. for sale cheap, at the old stand, No. 30 Catharine streot, near Oak. JOSE H ROSE, Jr. NUTICE—VETERAN CORPS OF HEAVY ARTI ‘Tro members of this cow pany aro partioularty requested to meet at the 14th Ward Hotel, corner Grand and Elizabeth atroets, on Friday evening next, (February 24) at 734 veloc, om business of importance, RICHARD RAYNOR, Commandant. OTICE—NEW YORK AND HaRLEM RAILROAD COM January 22, 1849, a train of cars between New York and Dover ping above Croton Fails, at Brewster's, Patterson, Juckson Wings, leaving New York at 73¢ o'cloc! ill leave Dever Furnace at 13, °. M..un M. SLOAT, Superintendent, OTICR—THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of their intention to a to the Legisiatare of the State of jew York, during the "Savas thereof, for an act to inour- forate themeslves and their tes, with a capital of two mil- ions of dollars under the corporate 9 of “ The United States ‘Mail Steamers Com; New York and Liverpool Line,” for the of steamers betwoea New York and a 1849, am 15 18 J awes BROWN, EDWARD K. COLLINS, W. 8. WETMORE, BOARDING, &. OARD.—A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN BOARD in a family where there are no other boarders, and where she Wil be treated and considered as one of the family. Reference Willl bo given and required. A note addressed to M. J. W.,and Jett at this office, will meet with attention, QTRANGEKS VISITING THE CITY, AND THE PUBLIC renerally, sre reepectfully informed that tho Broadway Hotel, corner of Park Pisce and Broadway, is now opened ‘and is pre pared to afford every accommodation that can be desired for the comfort und convenience ofits patrons. Price per day; $100. ISRAEL 8. TUCKER, furnished bedrooms, without board, oan be had, with every ecmfort and convenience, on moderate terms Situated on the went side of Walker street,(No. 64.) For terms, &o, apply on the Prem! IRB ARMS!—TRIALS ALLOWED BEFORE PUR charing --Double Guns, (one aifled,) for $20. Dow blo shot or pall Guns, twisted barrels aad patent breoshed, $14, North's Cerhines; Whitney's Rifli holster Pistols, rifled barrels and ewive) rods; shert large bore Kifles; and a variety of new and second hand fire arms, low ,forfeash. Guns, &e., bought or taken in exchange, | Wallor’s Gua Store and Shooting Gallery, (90 feet long) 28 Broadway ISTOL BELTS FOR CALIFORNIA AT REDUCED PRICES, subscriber has on hand, asd is constantly manufacturing. { Pistol Bolts, Holsters, Knapsscks, Knife Sheaths. Gun ullet Pouches, &e. &e,, whioh he is selling at reduced ies, and dealers in the above artioles, supplied on te, kinds of Military goods. UL, 186 Falton street, opposite Church. O! POR CALIFORNIA—TENTS, HAMMOCKS AND Bage, constantly on hand, and msde to order on the most reasonable terms, by Wm. Brown, Sailmaker, corner of Dover and South streeta, fers fom adjacent cities will be punctually at- pe artic ALIFORNIA.—STOVES SUITABLE FOR THE CALL fornia market; the best now ia use, atmitted by all who used them, on account of helt superior for baking. T.V. BULUARD, 259 Wator strect, HO? fUK CALIFORNIA, THE SACRAMENTO MINING AND | ed the pl ndid and fast | Is, and will i of members, | ‘and will be joint owners in vessel, nbip stores, &o, tor one year, A few shares remain yet uneold, None need apply for admiseion, except men of irreproashable character, company bave selected the services cf the Hon, Jamos G, Stoneall, to act as Treasurer for the asacciation. ‘Phe company will hold an ad- journed meeting at Stoneal's [Totel, 131 Fulton streot, on Tuesday evening, 30th inst., at 8o'clock, Persons ma; apply tn the Pret | dent of the association to become members, By order: WM. BRUCE, Prosident, 230 Greenwich streot. BW ASSOCIATION.—THE NEW YORK MUTUAL BE- nefit 4 sscciation will commence to recei ions 3 on Monday, rts uary attain utate tale ry ee UF poRe Of for the , Capt. Thos. A. ‘Bara Pe at foot of Ma street. Tao vessel ge, ow agi Yt haa just come off y Dock, thoroughly overhauled. repaired, | and ag he pored. Captain Eldridge is an Virepeoey pavi- gatorin cific Ocean. The shares are 160,at $150 each(firstia- stalment $50) which incindes ownership’ in the voosel, eight monthw’ provisions, the necessary miaing implements, and proceeds ¢f herfreight, which will prot ly amount to 2000 bar $3 per barrol. Mr. Charles Brown, one of the proprietors ef Tammany Hall, bas consented to act as Treasurer to this Asso- ciation, who will fecive and reoofpt forall wubecriptions, Fersoss residing at a distance oan, with sa! vs mitt> this Vga share. In the event of their boing all sold, the mo- the price of Bey will be yu ty totheir order. The agent of the owner is at Tammany Hal), where any further information can be obtained. FAS FOF CALIFORNIA —AN AS30GIATION 13 NOW forming, to consist of thirty persons anly, who propose pure chasing the fine vew bark Ophir, of 225 tons burthen, and fally equipping her with a steam engine. iaproved gold sepata'ere, every requisite for the successful prosocuti mn of gold mining. to proored to Ban Francisco without delay, keoping the vos-el na store house until they may wish ty return. The snares ave fixed at $700 oach ; and it {i inteaded that this sball be the bost asaocia- irn. For furtier inf rmacion, apply, to Messrs. G. & J. MAN, 97 Catharine stroot; or (cers. NELSON & PLAGE, 69 South sircot. CAurorsta wurvat, BENEFIT AND JOINT STOCK this Association, Association—An adjourned meeting of composed of members of the Methodirt . aprecing with them in sentiment will be hold in th v . B. Chureb, this evi nday.) Thovo who sre friendly A nd design ink, plan of the Associ: and 2 P. M, WILLIAM BILTON, Pr: had of the subscriber, 55 Falton atroot, up stairs, ident pro tem, ALIFORNIA.—“ SINGER'S PATENT ROCK D&ILLING Machino,” for mining purposes: houses and store: of wood cr irom; Life Boats of coppsr or galvanized iron; cheap Safes; Gold Washers cf various descriptions; deep water Shovels; Cooking ap- Paratur, &. &o,, manufactured and for sale by SHEPARD & CO, 2(2 Water street, __ AUCTIONS, L M. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER—UNITED STATES + Muskets at Auctio: Tuesday, 27th February, by order of the Departaasat’ oh ose Ba enday, 2 rel ty order of yar ts ),800, b ted Staves Muskota 7” a at ™ A USTION NOTICE —EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Furniture at Astoria L. L~ On Tusrday, Wch Jaquary, will ie wold, without reserve, at the residence of i. 8 Mulliqac, Bey Astoria. L, I by virtue of a chattel morteage, the entire v Furniture. of all descriptions, made to order by Messrs, Phyfo & Mecha of thin city; comprisirg parlor, drawing room, ball, bod room, ard other furniture tables, sofas, couches, drvans, book-cases, looking elaeses pets, oil cloth, ourtaing, cutelars, and all kinds of plated*ware and kitohen farnitur Steges ond steamboate run every hour from Peck Slip. - Salo to commence at ll o'clock. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer, Li, FH Ouou, AvoTioNzge, N 84LR OF Hors s, Carriages, Herncas &o; will take place at the New Horse Bazaar, S1 Crosby street, on Wednesday, OUN WL. GATFIELD, Propr Ey ALIFORNIA LIFE INSURANCE.—THE NAUTILUS LIFE Inurance Company, No. 68 Wall atrect, insures the lives of persons visiting California, with privilege of residing there and of making the voyage ont and home, either by the way uf Caps Horn, the Iethmus of Panama, or by Vera Cruz and through Mexico, ORRIS FRANKLIN, Presideat. Puixv Freeman, Actuary. Cc ALLFORNIANS ATTENTION,—IRON CAMP BED- steade. and Bedding at the lowest cash prices, at W. BROWN'S Upholatery Rooms, 205 Broad way, up stairs, Ya at I o'clock, JW; BROWN, AUCTIONEER. —LARGE AND PEREMP. | story Sale of Valuable, Furniture, House Puruishing Goods, | ko, Wednesday, January Sls’, at 1034 o'clock, at No. 94 Broad. | way.— J. W, Rrown will sell at auction, as above, a larze stock of valuatlo furniture, (removed for convenience of sae, and sold to y advances ) com frising elegant Dressing Bureaus, Book Cases, ‘erdroves, Prench Bedstenda, Wash-Stands, Mittrossor, Sof Divans, Couches, Parlor Chairs, Marble-Top and Mahog my Tabios de, together with a large variety of useful aad ornamental ping articler, Catalogues now ready. a LIFORNIA—PERSONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA WILL find at J. AGATE’S, 237 Broadway, a great varity of goods fcr the above climate. Shirts, p'sin and figured, Uader Lelts, Body Belts, an excellent arti+ and 8 variety of articles too numer. | Fy HOSE FOR CALIPORNIA—LEATHER HOSE of every size and of the beat quality, suitable for force pampa engines, ho. for sale at the lowest prices, by OUN H. BOWIK & CO, Leather Dealers, 3) Ferry at. Suction Hore and Fire Buckets made to order. LET—TRE DWELLING PART OF THE NEW BRIOK 10 Bouse, No. tharine street, corner of East Broadway, Possession given immediately, Also, the trent basement to let, which is su for @ store: being on the corner between two. of the largeet thoroughfares in whe city. Inquize of ADWARD WAMEBY, on the promises. (0 LET. 108, 26, 23, 39, LEONARD street, is in good order, and can be rented on a lease for seven. yeers, with arenewal. For particulars, inquire at No. 1 roon wich street, of CHARLES A. MOLAU, MUSICAL, : ILLIAM SCHMREISSER, PIANIST FROM BERLIN, would be willing to accept a limited number of pupile on the notorte. For further particulsrs plans apply at his reudenoe, Rior0 Licpenard wtreets until 10 oveheoke 9 1ke GAN —A PARLOR ORGAN, OF TAREE STOPS, FOR Price $100, if applied for immediately, at 446 Grand ANTED.—ONE AFTER AND TWO FOR- ward cabin tickets are wan’ the stoamar that leaves Pa nama on the 16th March, Please PLY, immediately to FLETv@) wastaay,7 Front st, N ASSAVER, OR A PERION UNDER. Iting, &e., of Gold, can hear of very favor tunity to joins company about going there, Address 4 ALIFORNIA SHIP STORES —PICKLE tu Meats, Lots cat. 4, JAMS, Brandy Feuits, Pickled Oysters and Lobsters, “Freeh i ers, Oyaterr, and Soups, hermetically sealed, cna ba quantities to suit purchasers, a: the lowest prices, at or atreet, oppesite United States Hotel. Pickles, wholo- re CALFORNIANS SHOULD TAKE & SUPPLY OF GOU Canchalagus and Ginseng Bitters in their trunks. It the most gratetul and efficient tonic that oan be used, and ite u Vill afford prrfoee pro jough's , PUBLICATIONS. — EW CHART OF THB NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN, SHOW- ing the great crrcle routes, between the most conspicnous points: designed practically to nosist the navigator in shaping his shortest cour int rew Scott. Just pul and for sale, y 80. wholerale and ret D. EGGERT & SON, 219 Pear! streot, NTINES! WHOLES. AND RSTAIL-—THE cost nasortmont of Valontiaes, all new donigns, from 1d. each to $5. A liberal discount made to the trade—at “ths By tine Emporium,"467 (anal street, centre of the block Broudway and Chureh atre MISCELLANEOUS, 10 OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN CATHARINE STREET. Wanted, premises on lease, for a term of not lee! years, for which a fair rent «ill be given. ‘The prom! Well adapted for @ Dry Good» stand. Any or having a louns to iepene of, may moet w ready purchasor, by addressing (paid) to Inquiry, Hera STAINED GLAS ‘the different colors, 00) PRET STAINED GLASS, IN ALL for anle low, to close consignment, by HOOSE VIETOR, +9 Poar! stroot, AST OFF OLOT@ING AND FURNITURE—LADIES AND Gentlemen paving superfluous effoote to. dlepove of, wearing ® }, he. eam obtain a fair price for the eame, by sending fc the subscriter through the tad hme ACS hy Malo will At thei residence, Ladies a vy Mrs, Lavo: pote J LEVENSTYN, 466 Brostway, upstalre OTICE TO DAGUBRRECTYPR ARTISTS. —J cvived, xpected inveice of Voigtiaender’s Quick Work ing Igetrumente for two-third alae platen. new construction To all who Lave sont their orders and remitcances, the tubes will be forwarded without delay. jutlemea who havo been waiting for them, and not yet remitted the amount, would do well to make remi' cos without dy the instruments will be forwarded Bcecrding to date of order. ‘Thoeo ine uments being deoldedty the beet and most useful for all purpoees,over made by te Inender & Fon, they deserve the attention of all wetiet. ongrged the business. I’rice $175. The different rises of Voigtlaender’s justly cnlebrated instruments as well as the beet mat-rusts, ma; be peoamied at the lowes! market jrices, by addqusing (pat paid Langenbeim & Beckers, 211, Brosdway, Now York, of Wa tm, PLitadelphia Rxchange, agoas for th jer’s Inetrumen' = JOR MAPSRILLES—THE Fi copper fastenad Bark BDIN , DOmWay, have quiok above. Por freight or supertor gecomu 1s 3 on board, pier 11 N, R.. 01 % GOe b's LINGR Ey, 6 Wali aque, ko. W 8,18 ZORGCALIFORNIA?—A COMPANY OF FIFTY ing Men are about being organized to procood route across Moxico to the Gold Kagions. For furthor auply at Durlay's iotel, 139 Fulton stroet, whar a informat'on will be given, APITALISTS WANTED FOR CALIFORNIA. —Tho Adver- Uiser is forming a company with @ capital of $75,(W00, aa fol: thirty meehanics each $900, and five capitalisia exch $12,000, ‘Tho advercisor one of them. The mechanios have all fubeeribed and the remaining four oapitatista aro wanta ‘have familie Agent. Tho Advertiser has spent two year bas had thirteen years experience i s rortion of the time in the gold m aud Georgia. Can give the highos general business tact, T) fale cémmirsion house in rolimas aracter, qualifications, aad 1 plin embesoss, feat, n whole Francisco, with agency in Now York ; seve Tetail establishments at the mines; a smail iron steamer of very light draft water, for the Saccamento and its triva ri m mii) for sawing lumber, and flouring Chilian wheat. Tbe vossel owned by the Company, (welipper of 137 toan,) to Fe run w @ packet from San Francisco to Panama; and lass, though not lenst, every necessary machinery for working exvan. tively the gold in clay. in sand, or more partioalarly in the vein, with all of which the advertisor ia familiar, The imachiaary is all nesily ready, and *¢ tll of tho steamboat in frwardnoss. Will All be ready by first March, whon it rahe to wail, FW enoh, with ved for one week, by addressing Persevorauco, Box 2327, Now York Post Office. No application will be considered wal figyed seth real name, and accompanied with referanoss of the ALIPORNIA GOLD FOUND IN NEW ¥o Which I sold at $5 per do each, in California, See official report Coneal, These going there will thasdo bottsr by buyin than gold digging. Therefore, call and examine a large aware mont of Ali hinds, suitable and exproaly macufaoturel for the above trade and market, at the manufactory of M. WOOLE, 6 Maiden Iane. Also, undor shirs and deawors of every doweip- jon. ti ALIFORNIA DAGUERREOTYPRS — nour C to visit Calitorais ifm ser d their felends, would 47 Bicond way, where, by reaann of regan mprivomynts © ditions to hin estabiisnment, (a iy X Gone ot thy : mie and trae litenasess may VOR CALIFORNIA —UMBRELLAS OR PAKASOLS ad. ha Persove going to the sold rogions should not omit to bio with teem some of thiowe very asefal and neoowary articles Purchaaare can be puppliod in any quanti'y by the menufaocarer, GLO, 1, BYAD, Ld eaah POR SALE THE STEAMER News Bor, WiiicH FoR several months past has teen employed by the Ne Giation of this city for the collection of ship news, &o. built in New York, of the beat materials, by Josept G. Coffee, in 1846; 1s ooppered and copper fastenod, and of the following dimon- siong:—Length 18 feet 4 inches, breadth 22 foet 2 inches, depth 8 feet 6 inches, tonnage 244 18.95 tons. Thi i one, having @ 34 inch cylinder a orcer. Ber boiler is entirely no 5 AsH0- he wae 0 engi t AMNUSH MENTS, ROADWAY THE, PRureiB- Botan toe manana Eevee maa ot {ite Count Or MONTE. Gateus "ralel Aiea. De. Br-y, Tee slated be ft, pes Ad Abe Me emer Ma mit 40% Old Denves, ‘wera % wi Mr care, nace) Hyde, Ming fatty Carcon! 2 canta: Gallery. 12}, cents. Dose open ae eit eae URTON'S ToRaTe ¥, CHAMBERS STXEET.—TORS- a say ves ry 3, will bo played Brougham’s come. Joe Sedle; i . jens Major, Dobbin, Mr, Chriat ro ‘0 cone! in two acta, of tho CALIFORNIA GOLD MINES Ur. Bese My. Jondani Thad idy O' Roodle, Mr. i Jacob reese, Me. Joni Mr. Hamilton; Biddy, jarber, Oe Circle and Parquette 000; Family irate set Beat FTCHELUS OLYMPIC THRATRE—TUESD, bo Jan, S0—The performances will somacen wen ike titled the WARES PR OONESS—Tom Baerite he BD ake Promperon Me, NUkioesee het ade ee = ft. Niokioeon; non. To be followed by the farce of ‘the ‘Lad love, arkoy Jeremy, Mz. Upper Bexes, menoe at 7. ABNUW'S AMERICAN MUSKUM—P. Tr, mi an rietor; J. Greenwo A Splendid performances cvery afverusin at Sattnes eae” at 7}¢ o'clock = Rayt'er particular tall '—Two feet h gh. weighing peondie: Determined, ust to be deterred by avy consideration of trouble or expense from ‘ring. for public gratifioation, every novelty whion time, Ia. fs proud fn ant i ger Uoexampled attractions! The tallo.t aud decidedly the beth. BaRNUM, MA- er. i evor produced, Miss Blisabe m, & delicate yung uae keress, of 21 ya's, ie pearly 4 foot high, and weighs Xi7 pounds! Mr. Baro himeolf to pay ove thousand doiace to juce a female of her height and size within time, is bsyoud all osloulation, the moss inadequate to describe her on para quate to desc a 0, — Norf-1k Giant, having pt So bela the r Giant recently arrived, bei: himeelf a Qaak and having for yoars worn that garb ia England, has now resum: t. Ths Quaker gentleman, 27 years of age, stands plump sight feat in his atook wen nds. Tt is tinpooable to convey any just i human couple, ‘The world noversaw their hike before, ‘Tho publio is positively assured that he immense expense attendant on this eogagement preoludes the Possibility of ite being extended beyond a very short time. eee § will bo seen at all hours, in oonteast with Major Littlefinger a the Fairy Queen, either of whom is rmailer than the ‘infant that ever watked alone, and are therefore together maleat bua pair in existance, Also engaged the Highland ce The on- the Mammoth Brothers, the fattest. pair this side of terteinnentein the Looture Room aro. unequalled any six tin America, and willbe produced by Geons 08 ‘eat, Comedian, Pete ae the comio sit the popular vocalist, iss Forephine ble Brothers, the bes: band of Ne Mina! rele io the city, consisting of seven perfect the direction of Mr. 4, G, Evans, appear in tengs glees and extravaganaan Mrs. Averill, Mrs. Mond, Mine Burroughs, Mr. T. J. Oldfi ld ko, &e. The highly popular musical Yankee extra’ oa, which is beautiful lesson to ail California speculators, entitled California Yellow Fever, or Gold Manis, in which Great Western and Pot Morris are supported by the entire com » including the Sable Brothers, and in which the author, x. Evans, personates the colebrated character of Dandy Cox, A new Yankee story by the ever fresh Tnughter ich Great Weatorn, Last week of tho eleganc an Model of the i bu Iding, street, fale. Living Ourang’U Rookwoll, tho Fortune Teller; Pi Tamas; 600,000 curiositios, includin ture and art, Admission 25 cents; conte. as it now stands, with he holy city. The Model DANCING. ‘DERMOIT AtSOLIATION BALL-AT THE CHINESE Feb. 1, 1849: Ase mbly Rooms, Thurs tay event a mocting ¢f tho McDermott 4:s ciation, hid st ths Warr n Hous, | Jan. 1 1849 tho following preambls and resolutions wore adopted; a jeath of ovr lamented friend Alderman unprotected and hisaffairs ina od unequalled .g odacss of bears Whereas, The sudden MoDermott, bas left his famil; ate of confusion. caused by to render to bis family the aeistangs he vany one of us. give & Ball avtte “Ch'nese Buildiny bruary next, atd rojtest bis widow to aco=pt coeds, a8 a amall token of our affection four hor Inte husta ROBERT B. SPENORR, President. VILAND, Secretary. 2DERMOTT ASSOCIATI —A MECTING WILL BR hold at the Warren House, No, 7 Mervor atreet, on Wotnes- M. Momters of thi e evening, tien and of Ball Domains attend, as im] t business wi eicigne ROBERT B. jan. Slat, at 8 o'clock, P. Gronce L. Havt.a~n. S00, sea DANCING AND WALTZING, AT MR. SEARING'S PRE. vate Academy, 66 Bond street. A new class for the svoond be formed on Tesctay. at 82. M., for Gentlemen, ies on Wednesday, at 334 P.M. Persons whose busi- nees require their attention early in the eprin, rooaive three Teeseons per week. thus making tho quarter in 8 woeks. OP NB GRR AT FANCE DRESS BALL OF THE SHAKS?RARE Dramatic Association, will take place on Friday evening, Feb’y 2d, at the Apollo Rooms. Tickets $2, may be obtained from. any of the members; John 8. Ta lor, 58 Prince street; Steinger Tayneeeds 863 Broadway, ‘and at the door on the evening of the ‘235 BROADWAY, INFO! tients v at bis office hours are now from 1034 to 3 o'olook, on Mondays, Wednedsays, and Fridays. Dr B will give sdvios to the por om Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 11 to 18 Cy i] EDICALCARD—DR. KOXRISON 1148 DEEN ENGAGED AVE for the lat thirty years in treating diseanesof the repro- uotive organa, debility, looal and general, aud 30 frequently oom- plicated ‘with stelotnre, hetreate with success, Recast aifeett ona, srticularly Goworrhea, he cures in afew days, Soe bis diplomas f @ 2the Fulton street DE, WHEELER, OOULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREET, de ‘ he Eye and votes bis exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye Optha'mic Surgery. Cataract removed in ton days. without pain, op a new principal, and sight restored. Artitcial Eye: for dinwrted Office hours from 8 A. M. to 1 o'clock, P.M. ferences to the first families in the citv. FENAMELLED PLATES FOR ARTIFICIAW TRETH, PA- tented by Dr. Levett, No. 2:0 Brosdway, corner ot Warren sircet, are allowed (by these who have tested them) to prseoss un- equalics advan tagos for the promotion of health, comfort and ap- Specimens and certificates of the highsat character. TALIAN MEDICATED SO4P.—FOR EFFECTUALLY RE- moving tan, p mples, freckles, roughness, gallowuces, cha) chafes, cracks, &e, trom the sin, wacrante. Prepared by Goursud, 67 W alker street, firet door irom Broadway, where may be had his celebrated Pouder Subtile fur eradicating sups:fluous hair, Liquid Rouge for coloriug lips and cheeks 1 dewo caraation tinge, Lily W rite for the complexion, Hair Dye, Beale's Hair Re storntive, Pomade for transien Raray hairs, Tooth Paste, Extracts, Batchelor’s Liqui REMEDY FOR BRoncuit r Sir—There are #0 man tume, and exch one hae more or Jess certiticates Gom real or ima ginary incividuals, that Ihave for some time had doubts of tho opricty of giving any testimony fa favor of your medicine, But Foivg as ured that I have beon bovetltced by “ita use, and foal eatintied that by givi: gin my tostimony inTegard to ite modi qualities, 1 may, perhaps, bo the meaveof saving some one rimi~ Inzly afflicted; I ‘theretore cheerfully alve roy testimony in favor of the medicine that I k Taare isfor a numberof years, and b; the use of » couple of bottles of Wisrar's BALSAM OF Crenny, Lom | appy to say that I am almost free from th troubh # me diveare if jonld be the moans of saving evon one of my fellow Doings trom that moat trounienims and palnfal disease, (eon- cbitis) I shell be fully paid for my troudle iu writing the above communication, Respectfully yours, B. COVERT, Vocalist, Firm of Covert & Dodge, ike pleasure in transferring the above ccrtifioate of Mer in fuvor of the Curative proportion of Wintars Balam of ©, Cover’, (of the firm of overt long ard favorably kaownin this of raro attainments, We have ing hoalsh, from the dis- ease of which te apeaks, ® doapairod of is reeo- very—yes, to the virtues of Dr, Wistar’s Balaum, ho is now, geoat- ly 40 Gur surpriso, erjoying most excellent health. (New Moge land Washingtonian, Boston, None is genuino waleos signed 1. BUTTS on the wrapper. For sale, wholerale and retail, by Messrs A. B. & D. sands, 100 Fulton et. oor. William: Broadwey—Irviog Houwm corner Chambers; Wm, Burger, 34 Cortiaudt s-ract, and the Dragsiete generally R. SHRR WOOD'S & my and the expense of putting on board, about $30W. She tanks for fresh weter, and. for sirongih, epeed, and siner qualities, is believed to be surpassed by any steamer of | in our waters, For farther particulars apply at this | perenne | STEAMSHIP ADMIRAL FOR SALE—THE SUPERIOR, | +) strong, and substantial built steamer Aamiral, built by | re, Lawrence & Sneden, of this city, to run between St. John And Boston, (one of tho worst routes on the coast) where she has | estab! high reputation as safe sea bout, She ie 20 montis old, b and sails, and being well id can bo sent tr sen at a trifling expense, She is now running between B mton and "enobeect river. Mer dimensions are 203 feet length, 23 feet beam, and 11}¢ feet ho'd. Tonnage 646 tonsa. For terms apply to WOOHULL & MINTURN, 87 South stroot, OKSALE—THE SUPERIOZ COPPERED AND COPPER- foatened bark alphs, burchen, per ears old, built at Swansey, Maee., a Apply to the Cap’ on boar to BOYD & HIN RINITY CHURCH LEa‘® FOR SALE—TO BE 30LD BY evetion; on February 2d, at |2 o'clock chants’ Exchange, by Anthony J. Bleovker, tho leva of Lt 103 Hammersley #:reet, granted by the corporation of Trivity churoh for twenty one years from the Lat of May. IS45, with the usual co- Yerantsof renewal, at tho yearly rent of $140, Said lot is twenty. five feeb by one hundred, on which are two sabstantial brick dwoil. ing houses; one on front, tho other on tho rear (not crauected ) Front house contains ten good rooms, with ratont co kine range bath room—hot, cold and shower bath let for $19 a year, inswred for $2,200, Rear houre (fuut years built) ¢ mtai good rooms, with cellesrs under the house, Croton water. aad lob Hirco built, for $14) a year, insured for $1,000, For furthor patti. culers app'y on the premises, { Y health; ey 1eNT | aco of renidenee presents advan tags y ovber place in the vicinity LAGE OF HOBOKEN, AS A CONV: ul pleasant ft ‘vantages of a residence in Hoboken the most liberal terms made, doth in the sales of lots and in the tise of the ferri (2 Sommutation being se low as ow any othoe ferry fron New York.) The attention of persone desir: us of obtaining elicibic sites for bn in invite: beken Co., Hoboker Por terms, &e., apply in *he offi of the Ho | of W.W. SQIPPEN, Agent, | RY GOODS—FOR SAUR—TAE STOOK AND FIXCURES ko, of s retail dry goods more, Hloing ® first rave busi in & popaious and thriving neighbor cash at 15 por cont below th reason for ellin ¢ i gud ia othor business out of thecity. Apply at No. 90 York street, Brooklyn, af his appolament a4 Go eration. Addross, with roal %. Ay Herald office . SPORTING, | JY OTR TO SPORPSNEN.- PIOGKON MaTOH TO COME | off on Sescday saz Janusry 30th, on EL, Rages! s f REAT $10,000 MATCH—TAB AMBRICAN FISTIANa, | Moments aga hlseeny ot Pye Fighting Ja the United Stare | th all te principal bartlen for the last forty years anda fall | and precise account of all the particulars of the great $10,000 *, with their mede of training | match between Boliivan pes i) re : Coney trick Timo e | 10 JOUNSON, 108 Npaonu sta Ne X, for the fieht, wa described ents, Korsicby = TL | Many instances, t Jebrity throngh diceanes, and oapeoia'ly of conenmption. are prepare his Jate residence, under the direccions of his ex-euteh usual at by will lis medical recirox wre b quoathed. We ale conti manufactore his magnetic machines, which are adepred by inne g nerail) aa superior to any others, , H. SHER WOOD'S uccessor: No, 102 Chembers R, KELLINOR W'S LINIM Hon. Jamra R. W) craft, 100 grosa for street, took m very larse quantity w! to acknowledge hia order for 200 gross, Weare intormed that is currently relia for $10 per bottle, Ic never fails of giving im diste relict in ali spasmodic affections: e2ops diarraca in ita | stages: iro howls all manner of old sires, ots and oeninee is used in the famisies of the fen, M.H. Grinasl, the ¢ rvi Liv pgstooe, Lu tloves, © oreeses, Lorri’tat tor the of the eive u are “ery happy 8, nts, ther Ottine 200 it alto for sale at Tar erealls, Uroatwey; ru gyiats go Weenta sin le, $46 dren & DE FAW GRIT CAN BE CON FLUR CONSUTED hie office, St Dey atriet oo all private ris wos Toe: O98 obstinate yield te hiv modo of treatment, whioh son 0 nom mercurial principle, Sr ry rov'd pam. ‘The vic t.ine of solitary indulgence can aleo apply, with ac-r anty of cure. Of 6, fil Day tre OST BXTRAOKDINARY WORK—TO TOE MARRIED or those contomplating marriage —The Married Woman's ts Medaeal Uc by Dr. A.M, Manroenu Sixth ed ‘This work is weoting with moat astonnding aalea dy Down disposed of ) Every fomale it ied of wmarried, although itis im 'y for the married, ao it disclogsd important secrete be known to them particularly, Mor every female can discover the causes, sympvone, and the most efficient remo ‘and mostoertain moue of oure in every case, F. a ‘he publishing office, 120 Liberty street, New Yorky of New Y-rk. ‘Thromge, the’ m of 11 fe Bradway; att media: sever: a id o 5 n lo! ‘ heats comthunication In orm to three diferent points of tee | Roel Weve Hones aah it recetgh of bly 8 Som city, via Barolny street, Canal street, and Gach | Co, ny; W. " on. Out an laducement to thoos destrous of avail B thamneiv | will to transenitied by mall, free of postage to a parte of ted States All lottors inust bo addresmod, poet. paid to De, Bu MAURICHAC, box 1y2ak, New Foes city. Othog 120 Liber rort. Pest | BALPo, AUtHOM UF TUR “PRACTICAL PRIVATES "Spromtiog," ko. oH Orecowioh a hours to 12 6 to 9 PH. (Sunday excepted), ‘howe who apply in tho early will be susprised at th an aig and li incon venienes > /k—! JURNSON, 16 DUANB STREET ir Chatham stret, so yell known s@ the most suocesstel ractitionor in New York, in the treatment of venereal disease Fie Doctor's ropntation for aul in thom old half cared oagee that havo existed for yours, is pre eminem. Glee upon the or in the throat er move, pains in brought on by Table faluiged in by you ro" on by & sooret itiadal young Inscivious drvame an nightly es leaicns, post men, | four days, without nf esas Reeent Gece waned in eee iny®, moroury, Hat. oF AVE TRAVECLED IN nd South Amerion, have, im they have personal y,senured tus author re: fused apy oom (much having boon offered,) for his Practioal vate Treaties, It is truly favaluable thete,. The instantaneous theve diseases, whereby thay are axrosted fully do aa theie ceombe mer stags, ta clearly with ail the remedies, tw vial wuseo, Sth ed, 42 pp Tad of the author, 8 Greauwich streot, ox by post, raat’ gd fove, Ft this piace, as well or abortive treatment and cured before they