The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1849, Page 3

‘Trading having three or fone shares not yet taken, would w 10050 Of the wawe 60 respcct- ble mseh! te abares $9 cach, For turcher partion D1 THUS. & WINSTOW. 119 Wallotreet. Geld Pens.—Persons go take with them one of te cvlcbratea Minheliou Gold are warranted to war fi ears, ade aod convenient, acd will eutweara cag. of Quilts, or Stest Peaa.— Bold only by EB Watton. 16 Wall ot COMRSRCIAt AFPAIBS. MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Jan, 31—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning, and prices for stocks of all kinds ere steadi!y settling down, Money is not eo plenty as it has recently been, and loans are easily made, on the best security, at seven percent. This is partially the result of the increased demand growing out of the large importations of foreign merchandise and the payment of duties to » heavy amount. A veryflarge amount of rpecie, in silver coin; bas been taken out of this market for Caliiornia. We ‘ave no doubt more than five hundred thousad dollars, in small coins, have been shipped, and taken by emi- grants to San Francisco, to offset which, only about sixty ‘thourand dollars worth of gold have been re- ceived from Calitornia, Tne balance is, therefore, more then four hundred thourand dollars against us in this item. The first direct importation of gold trom the minec will, no doubt, place the balance ox the other eide of the account. It is imporsib'e to estimate, with any degree of correctaess, the vaiue of merchandise taken out in the numerous versels which have already left for California, but it is very large At the first board, to-dey, Treasury notes fell of % per cent; Farmers’ Loan %; Canton Co ¥; Harlem ‘(; ‘New Haven Railroad 3s; Long Island %. Erie Ratlroad %. Atthe second board, Treasury notes declined per cent; Reading Railroad 1; Heriem ; Farmers’ Loan 3; Long Island %. The sales at both boards ‘wore large, particularly of the leading railroad fanoles, and at the close the tendency was dowaward, The movements in cotton have been very active since the opening of the present season. The re- oeipts and exports haveaveraged about fifty per cent larger than for the corresponding period the previous year. Movements or Corton in tHe Unitep States. Exported to Brported to Ports. Received since Greut truain — cpt. wie sept L_ since Sept 1. 1347,” “U8. Led.” 1648 1BAT. 89 300 217.975 Lin 519 97NSL G4 GIL rt SBOE 19.UNE 133048 16,685 57,516 83206 12138 627 2072 95,826 881238 S448 12,060 17.713 ed tt a = 89.772 27,453 29,861 27.602 2083 “1420 173136 1,245 981 861,259 463,042 213.476 101,000 132,567 7722 — 251,58 = = = = oor = Exported to Total Ex- Exported to other Fureign ports to Naf Europe Ports ince’ Foreign Larte Porte. since Sept. 1. since Sept. 1. ——.-— +. -§ 1848, 1847, 1848. 1847. 1818, 184 me 18,1847. TOL 13863 3n.250 Big 277 BU 944216 3,029 «2660 11.008 420 925 44555 - - 1,310 1,889 5,159 oat — oak = a Georgia, Jan. 1,905 — — 987 60.833 15,847 8. Carolina, Jan. 25 8,913 2,201 6,313 — MI,201 54,362 N.Carotina, Jan 27. — - = - pag 2060 — 34 330 20 20.222 19,62) 2,662 5,574 92507 89,53 169 228 19 Other Ports Jan 27 0 2687 324 Total bales... 45,239 84,100 51.779 663,110 447.473 Tnoreaso — 216,737 — Dectoato, — A = oe The shipments to northern ports this season, up to the latest dates, were 290,117 bales, against 171,651 for the same time last year, showing an increase of 118,466 bales. Even with these large shipments to all parts of the world, there has been an increase in the stook ou hand and on shipboard, at the different southern porte, of 118,096 bales, compared with corresponding dati last,year, This is in the face of s smaller stock on ‘band at the commencement of the season—September 1, 1848—than on the let of September. 1847. ‘The movements thus far point to » large crop this year. Our previous estimate of two anda half millions of bales, will, without doubt, be realised. In » period of less than five months, nearly twelve hundred and fifty thousand bales have been recvived, in the face of ‘the most reduced range of quotations; and, in the eveat oftheir being any important improvement in prices, from any speculative or other cause, there is nut mach doubt but that more than twelve hundred and fifty thousand bales will reach market duriog the remaining geven and a half months. The prospect at present is decidedly in favor of a continuance of low prices. With such a supply as Te likely to have, and a compara- tively limited consumption, we must admit that the chances for an advance are rather poor. The time is ap- proaching when it is usual for the munofacturers of Great Britain to inflate prices for the raw material, when it is for their interest to give an impulse to pro- ductien, and induce the planters te cultivate as much land for cotton as possible. For this purpose the ma- nufacturers generally give activity to the Liverpoo, market, and suffer prices to improve, 0 that the ac- counts will reach the growing districts of this country just previous to planting ‘ime. In this way they give an impetus to the cultivation of the plant, and increase the supply of the raw material. The xed statement exhibits the quantity of oe tain articles exported from this port for the week end- ing January 30th, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place :— Commerce or tHe Port or New Youx—Weexty Exrorrs To Liverpool —Flour, 487 bbis.; pork, 78; apples, 78; meal, 115; buckwheat, 50; rosin, 1,018; tar, 50, tine, 426 908 bushels; otf cake, 44,666 1! hams, 60028; cheese, 26.773; beeswax, 7489; beef, tes.; sperm Oil, 4.659 galls, ; staves, No’ & 0v0. To London —Lard, 27.923 lbs ; bacom 111.234; ofl | Yeake, 185.180 ; clover seed, 24 600; cheese, 64.162; to- yacco, 6,400 Mfd. ; rosin, 513 bbls. ; sperm oil, 40,001 pimenty, 60 bags; staves, No. 7,000; fare, 10 Hanse Towns.— Potash, 66 barrels; pork, 80 do ; | time, 100; spirits d rT whale oil, | 1.274; rice, 61 tierce: 4,953 Ibs ; 000} tobacco, 16 hhds ; fustic, 25 tuas; pimento Flour, 48 bbis,; beef, 16; pork, E P 3 ; powder, 1,200 kegs; tobacco, 12 hhds; tobacco, 150 pales; do- meastios, 22; chairs, 12 doz ; ‘nails, 49 caska; seca 10,000; rice, 8 tieroes; lard, 681 ibs.; hams, 1,451, but- ‘ter, 95 eese, 301 Flour, 635 barrels; beef, 20; rosin. 4( 00 feet; ebooks, 2) FY 25 boxes; cordage, 42 je; lard, 1.642 Ibs ; codfish, 6400; hyxon tes, 759; pepper, 50 bags; nails, 15 casks; domestics, 9 pkgs. ; gunpowder. 6 cares. To the West Co boxes; | 450 lbs ; tobacco, mfd., 3,777; shovels, 40 dot; twine. 110 bales. To New Grenada, §c.—Tar, 31 bbls ; pitch. 31; flour, 26; ale, 15; hot, 50 bags; domestics, 26 bates; ateo!, 40 rackers, 60; tallow candies, 75; butter, 150 los st of South America.—Sonp, 174 pork, 10; herring, epper 15 baga; soap. 109 bxe ; «pera sandler, 2; codfish, 6,470 ibs.; tobacco, mtd ,1300; lame 14,000 ft. Petty Spanish West Indies Mackerel, 60 bbls ; pot toes, 60, gin, American, 6; beef, 19; meal, 25; bread, 15; pork, 18; soap, 100 bxs'; cider, 40; ale. 40; tatiow can- dies, ale oll, 330 galls ; mails, 50 canka, paper, 15) seams; firh, 38 808 Ibe ; hams. 3 10, ned. 13 659; tallow 480, butter, 230; cheese. 1129, tobacco, mfd., 1621 . horge, & ‘oils; rice, 28 tierce; crackers, 60 kegs 1,500; shooks, 2,670; hoops, 64,000; lumber, rt feet. ne Duich West Indies. —Flour. 805 bbls ; pork, 19; bread, 20; rice, 64; herring, 36, herring, 71 bxs ; soap, candles, 83; eperm candies, 14; «! gulls ; spirits turpentine 81; tobaccs. 6 hbd smfd , 6,894 lbe.; fish, 520; butter, 2 684; cheese. 676; lard, ‘peas, 150 bushels, cordagr, 12 coils, provisioas, 68 oaths; domestics, 115 pkgs ; ammoanition, 125 To Briwish West Indiva.— Fiour, 1.270 obls ; pork. 3 amackerel, 60; meal, 674; bread, 94; beet. 97; tar, 60; lard BT Us ; spirits turpentine, 400, brandy, Ameri can, ; brandy, fore'gn, 807; soap, 200 boxes; tatlow candles. 1,024; corn, 1.620 bushel , 400; ofl cake, 36.210 Ibe.; ches, 6.324; butrer. 6749; bams 1,350 Jard, 9,004 7,460; cordage,12 coils; tobaceo, 7 hhds tobacco, 13 bales; rice, 28 tivrcws Te British North America,—Meal, 26 bbls.; rye flour, 26 bbl ‘The shipments of breadstails were limited, having jpeon for the week but 2,720 bbls flour, and 31908 bush- eisofcorn. Ofthe flour exported only 437 bbis, werv sent to Great Britain, It will be perceived that there were no exports of any kind to Franco for the week. Of provi- ions and other articles, there has been no material va- siation; about the usual quantity and variety having ‘been shipped to different parts of the world. If we may judge from the numeroas railroad lines in contemplation, the increase in this important mode of communication betweem extremo sections of the country, during the next year or two, will exoeed that of any previous corresponding period. Oar Southera neighbors appear to be waking up to the importance of connecting themeelvos with the Wostern |ak for the purpose of securing even & portion of the im qmense trade of the country bordering on these wa! ‘p(ledelphia seems to have obteined s fresh Impulse tm railroad enterprise, A project has been started to tap the New York and frie Ratirond at Coraing or Elmira inthis State, forthe purpore of conneoting Philadeiphla qith Dunkiik om Lake Erie, by @ route thirty-seven pecror than from New York to the same point om the lake. The ennoxed statement exnibits the 0! FOR CALIFORNIA. "AM BHIP FALCON «* West | proposed route, and the portion of the distance fron Philadelphia to the point ef connection with the Evie Railroad «t Corning, to be completed. — Raitroap Roure From Purtavecania to Lage Enie, 1. From Philadelphia by Readiag Raiiroa: to Port Clinto ; 2. From Port Clinton to Tamaqut Passi on board on Wednesday, Personally vo its shipmeat—ss be paid bere Tne ship will 9 ROBERTS, iaea to Williamsport (survayed, 6, From Williamsport, (through the bitamia- ous coal-fleld) to Ralston, (im operation)... 7, From Ratsten to Blosaburg, (-urveyad).. - 8. From Blossburg to Cornin; 9, From Corning to Dunkir! (surveyed by the New York and Erie Kai roud Company. will be finished in 2 years, 176 whole distance from Philadel Of which—finished . Little Schuylkill and Suequehanna, graded and ready for superstructure. . . . (CENT CITY, FOR CALIVORNIA.—BERTH NO. 95, om stateroom 2, forsale. | A) FsAN-13 TOMES HAGK E>—CKESUENT CITY.—FORSALT, (WO PASSAGE tickets on board tha Steamship Creseent City, for Jhage « ‘They are in the saloon, and two of the host berun! WM, RAUGER, 34 Courtlandt atree STEAMSHIP FOR SaN FRAN cramento River, via Staite to rr BPSONs, No. 6 Maide From junction at Corning, to be built by New York capital. Of this, will be built by Ralston and Bloss- burg Company...... Of this, Tamaqua Company bound to build. To be provided for by Philade!phia The distance from New York, via the New York and Erie Railroad, to Dunkirk, is 475 mil further than from Philadelphia t» Dunkirk, by the Ca- tawirca route It will be seem that Philadelphia seeks to avail her- self of the capital and enterprise of New Vork, for the construction of 175 miles of the road; which is the longest link in that vast chain which is to bring Lake Erie 37 miles nearer Philadelphia than New York. New York has exposed herself to this contingensy, we suppoce that it is too late to help it; and it remal be seen whether Philadelphia can avail herself of it, without crippling her ability to push with energy the central road to P'tteburgh. amusing to see how our sister city prides herself upon that undertaking, which, when compl tos point which is not very far from that line of lake trade which the last year, reached to the enormous sum of near one hundred and fifty millions of dollars, which exceeded the imports from foreign countri the whole United States. will make the paseage out in 70 d ‘The number are Inmited to 6, cach of whion ts to be @ Stookholder—s! $1,COV each. It is confidently ex 4 tod +he can be ured to great from porte in the Pacitl:, or up the Sacra bi , Sake, Eee. wishing lars on a to i fe 130 wall atect, or to aM ae: JOST. MARTIN, 37 South street. BAN FRANCISCO, Re ype rid apt er bark Sam months oid, and now lying at per No.9, will gail on or about the being 37 miles ih eetaeray mento Kiver. Several shares r 0 engage can obtain more iu L egal Fiver, is now ready to receive cargo, 20th inet. A limited nemcer of Vosse! was built exiressly with ¢] tropica climates, being amp! Hew te the acoom mo: tent ventilators as used Piaene Seem ie ecnsequently free from ‘mpurities. a'iar rly ‘Sam ocet, with double topsails, eumd os her to reond Cape Bora in uch shorter time then ings Persons desirous of rep oving to San I their femilics wil find on the Samoset & comfurtable home daring vnding luxuries, For freight or passage to JOHN OGDEN, 116 W R SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.—TAE SPLENDID live oak ship ROBERT BOWNE, hai dotei ed wilt prs tively sail on Monday moroiug, Feb. St’, she am. Fasengers are requested to be esse! under the old style of It is not ao little the voyage, and o b1on unavoidably wall be towed to If Philadelphia bad ibe power and enterprise of Boston, we might look, with some dread to her tapping the New York and Erle Rail- road, in the manner proposed. Stock Kxchange. # ahs Ohio Life & Trast 82 25 IlMinois Bank = 50. 50 Morris Canal 80 NB & Gariford & hi goon out, in about ballast for ® short time, at Panorama fall, commanded by at 7 v'olock—, Golock. ‘Tickets 50 conte; Children half price. i sions, $20), Apply to {}OR THE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA, VIA CuA- gr0e.—Will take steam and positively proceed t) 60a on the J4th February. Tho tae, fast eniling, ooppsred olippor. bark R ‘be bei ‘d up with comfortable and te rooms, will yet take ited ra, who may secure state ro une to the a- joy superior advantages to those afforded in @n; other vessel The state roome in the first cabin ars all engag:’ Passengers will be allowed toon dayeafter her arrival Parsougers desire it) at a moderate rate per day, to hele pase from Panam efore ‘apply to J-hn and Robert Osborn 111 Wall atreet, cr James W--Eiwoll 67 South atrest. PLENDID LIVE OAG SHiP an asiociation goes out in the ship. oon verted into a spisndid saloon, on the plan of tho North River steamboats, She s24c00 6s Sito. et 6 1000 U 86's, 06 selves, and will ¢1 1W0 Kentucky 6's nai 12000 Reading Mtg Bas 4, ( Provided a m: ‘35 ahs Mochanios’ Bk bod the ship. For freigt 10 Merch Ex Bk 6 Awercan Ex Bk 18) Farmers’ Trust 10 do ¢ Florence's Hotel, core: evening 7 P. M. Hor main deck has bsen | tend. Plana of 1 pau: neceteary to tuko, nay be secn provisioned for two yeare, aud commanded Capt, Cameron, one of the ablest ship masters that sails from pt. Bailey goes out as first mate, A few sbares in argo remain uvsold Passengers will bo taken at $150, tain on board, at tho foot of Ri OR SAN FRANCISCO—THE FaST SAILING BARK KE OKA, Capt, Jas. MoGuire, having all her froight on soard, ifapp ication is mado immeditately R3GY. Zi South etevet, or to the t pier 13, Enat River, OR BAN FRANCISCO. CaLLFORNI New York built ship W MARGECK. Capt. Mecwin, will eail for the above port about the Sth of February, This Cue shipis two years old, tinely fittod up, and has an expsriraced captiin, For freight of passage, an EB ‘Nine first cabin Poa, nquieof tho Cap. steamboat Pintus, Nicarsgua, This isa porfeotly healthy route, TLrowgh in sixty days to dan Francisco, oom for ton passongers, assaze wit Seco en are Gs bs 1053¢ S0ehs Harlem R bimos 000 do 1S” 600d 500) Reading Bonds b30 Siriy oat LEN sw ebm Apply toALLEN & WH BQ io 150 Morris Canal 100 shs Reading R —TH NEW “A 1” sox 4 do” ol 56}@ 750 Long Island & AUVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, RELL, 62 South atroot, CALIFORNIA.—THE EGIZABETH ELLEN,60 cone, com- d. Furman, having most of her cargo tah for the above port, ngers by hor may anticipate in advance of au: vices of the Hon, Janet OR 8AN FRANCISCO, ave immedia @ de: ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman a frst rate Cook oF Laundieas, the bess of elty re ‘lense apply a 2S el ference if required. PI DOLOR MaKER, understands making colors tor ta] worsted goods, Apply A.& ES. HIGGINS ANTED—A SITUaTION BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl,as Chambermaid and Waiter. given, Apply at No. 72 Watt etree NTED—A SITUATION, BY TWO RES3PEITABLE ‘8 firet rate cook, und ratands baking afirst rate washer and ironer. ber work, and will assist in the washing ‘xd iroming. or would be willing todo housework for aemall private ‘The best of city referenos can be given from their Inst fo. 147 Third Aveoue.® ANTEO—BY A YUUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY, asituation ins wholesale, or wholesale and retail Dry sor Grocery Store. Has had several years experience in bu- riuene, and oan give eatisfaotory reference, COMBAS, City ANTED—AN ENGLISH GIRL, FOR GENERAL ood Washer and Ironer; such a igh (small) fanily, but must be spl Po rom accommodations, and light, atry, and spacious see ond cabin between decks, where her arranger ea 10 be superior to those of any other vessel now up. A few more Kors can atill be taken,the former at ynd found with the best pro arket, An cxamination of this sbip is invi- iver, ° For freight of pramage, apoly to ER! on at, or to. i. ents are acknowledg, eabin and second cabin ted, at pier 13, Bast Lost of city reie- OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIa. TO SAIL 25TH instant.—The superior, strong, aud substantial eteamsbip SENATOR, 800 toos burthen, 6 months old, bullt in this city, by ines 450 horse power, made by sail as above, and possoasei gers, of which a limited nunbor ly (or James Cunningham, Packet between st, Johns, Boston, where she has encountered such weather ae to jer reputation asan excellent ea boat, For passaze Py only, and further partioulai Ny to mipvang MES PS WOODHULC & MINTURN, 87 South st, improvements and sdditions are now making to perfect bor for and try very wi Other understands oh I ‘accommodations for cabin She was bulit expr sea going vetsel, to run place, Please call at Please address W. HE BARK ANN WEL! housework. Must be a 20, East Kiver, will positi one my find a place in an £1 with goed reference, Apply 134 Walker street. ANTED.—A SITUATION, young woman, to Cook, Wash and Iron, or t» do ge housework for a private family. The best of city reforeuce given, reet, back hasement. ANTED.—BY A RESPEUTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cham bermaid, or to do general housework: is an exeoilent Washer and Ironer.’ Can be seen for two days, at NEW LYING AT PIER NO. ly sailon Saturday morning at gore avd members of the N. ¥. and C. M. fre requested to be on board, Friday ovening. OR CaLIFORNIA— FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHAR: tor - he schooner ALDERMAN, now lytug at the foot of night street, 20 months old, carries 1200 barrels under dock, is weil calculated for s company going to SYLVANUS 3. WaxD, 40 Washington, corner of Laight st. BIP PANAMA FOR 84N FRANCISCO—PASSENGERS BY vested to beon board at Pier G N.R., this ‘the ship will positively gail, 10 fANAMS—A GOOD MAN OF Teferences, can have & business commission at Pavama, which may forward his own passace, and panto. | Apply by letter only, in ret place, to tree BY & RESPECTABLE Inquire 16 Sixth GENTLEMAN, who has been for several years oonnscted with situation either ag editor or reporter on a an be given as to ‘Newapaper,” this office, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE-agED ENG lish Protestant woman, a4 Lousehceper, Nurse, Casmber- » Sewing. Has got the bost recommendations. Please eall day at twelve o'cloc! NO PASSENGEKS business, with good oit} rt of hia Bordon, 100 Fr OR SALE—A PASSAGE (TICKET IN STEAMER PAL CON to Chagres. ‘Ssile this day TAOS, Apply to UY Watt stroot,_ NIA—WANTED, ONE OR TWO Panama to San Francisco, on Messrs, veamer, to sail from Pauama on the 15th Forruary. Apply at the office, at the Astor House, before the Let j ANTED-FREICHT OF 150 TONS COAL TO HAVANA, GUAR» & SON. 73 South strees, 7 ANTED—RY A RESPE TABLE WOMAN, A SITUATION to do poneral housowork; isa gord plain oo fioner Good oxty reference given, No objection to geiag to the country. App y at 34 Oak ANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN OF GOOD aD. ‘rete, who 48 willing to depond on tis own exoct ions far oom scion. Arply 10 ALBERT PALME, Peart Streat House, "3 q 7 Foe CALIFOR Bowlund & Aspinwall’ further votics. M. SLOAT, Superintende ALIFORNIA GOLD—AT THE UNITED STATES WHOLB- ‘sale Clothiag Warehouse, Nos. 252 and 256 Poarl street, may t nsgortment of Clothing im the world; also, Bhirta, Draw érs, Oil Clothing, and covered Hate, eu’ markets,and cheaper than tte cheapest, and put up in dozone and haifdorena. Lota assorted, and just the thing for Californians, ‘who may be going out separately, or in companics, NB, Call and exami Ferate shemecives and their associates, with iG WOMAN WIs ‘Chamber naid and Nur: hj ti one who thoroughly understand with her Inst ew ployer, cail at 203 Mott strect, noar Bleecl PARTNER I$ WANTED TO ENGAGE Iv Ta8 SaI?. ping and Exyress Business, with $1,000 ossh oapital. de must bea genteman of known rerpecrability of character, and itis derirsble that he should have an extensivelbusiaess xcqanin’ sais free from risk, and done for atistactory profity. Addre id office, with real name andre erouse, None other LEWIS & HANFORD, before purchasing. ARMS FOR CALIFORNIA —RIFLES AND MUSKETS, scorted, North's, Jenk’s, and other Carbines, Alon's & Colt’s Revolvers. Bowic Knives, Double and Single Guns and Pistols, Bolster Belts, Ammunition, &o., &o_ at tne old stand, JO3EPH ROSE, Jr, THE NAUTICUS LIFE street, insures the lives of business; has lived two years city refcronces givea, Ploase ", No 80 Catharine street, near Oak," ALIFORNIa LIFE INSURA! pany, No. perso. # visiting Calitornin, with privilege of Tosiding there and of making the voyage out and home, either by the way of Caps Horn, the Lethmus of Fanaa, or by ance in tnis city, gach in advance, and afford la era Crux and through M 00D VIOLIN PLAYER WANTED, IN AN Et i{o- KRIS FRANKLIN, Pr Band. ‘To a competent persin a good salary will bo paid, with the cortainty of aa engagement for six creas J.D, at thie office, with real namo and res but a good musician need apply. _Praxy Frerman, Actuary. ALIPORNIAN steads. and Bedding at the lowest cash prices, at W. BROWN'S Uptolstory sooma, 205 WANTED FOR CALIFORNIA —The Adver- tal of $75,000, as fol- rty ‘and five eapitalists euch ‘Tne advertiser ove of them. The mechanics have all th ing four capitaliete are Tht of te four capitalists must have families, which they will take with them to california, the other to remain in Now York as Agent. The Advertioer tins irteen IRON CAMP BED. IN WANT OF A SALES il ince stock; none need a re who are thoroughly cowpeteat Broadway a te + man to take charge o! NFORMATION WANTED OF MR. DUGH GaLLAGuER; ho is believed to bo im the city of New York, Should this moet his eye, he will confers favor by addressing Wr. John Smithers, ia, informing him where he may | Palmer, Philadel; the Pacific cosas, and manufacturing, rgints, the Caroli orgin. Can give the higheat, character, quaifeat neral plsn embraces, Sot Fravelaco, with (7 ISITING GOVEANESS—A LADY WHO Ha3 HAD LONG | Bottion of the experience in Tesch | general business tact. ‘The ‘tallan. Piaroforta, Sing jressed to A. Z., offi Any letters ( post will be immedtntely's ADVERTISER will of an esta. fase of boarders must hit hb OARDING BOUSE WANTE! prny, (a clipper ‘an Carona) wo bal necessary machinery for working oxten- in sand, or more particularly in familiar. The maohinory is all abd tt @ huil of the steamboat in forwardness. ° te ly by first Maroh. when it would be desirab’e tosail. plications for the four remaining shares of $12,000 oaoh, adi ‘No application will be accompanied with references of the ll of whioh the advertiser is OOK8 ON MASONRY \W ANTI ral price will be i by Barnard Allon’s K PUBLICATIONS, ATES 05 mee BowrRy, THs Tee, —-ragespar NO, PEL 1 will be ormed MAN—Mr, Rediaw, Me J.M. Soott; The Fhautom, ae eee ‘Toteerby & Co., Mr, Winans Milly Swidgore, ita Wenayeas nies hon, Mr. Laveter Leo the distiogwisho! art T appoue ta ai bis wonderful Bottio Feats: also, Mr, i. C. Leo wiit apyoar wit! er By hye Resthee Globe, To bs feilowod ‘by the Ghtoe rts tse Mortimer, 3 RORY MACALO E— Robert as Po conclude wrth Lat ai Eerdey; Theodore Sangard, Mr. MoPacia Misa F. Gord. GER—Ber min Bewbel, Me: Bross Allsiog, Me, Panda cea Azra, apinsn,” Boxes 250; Doors open Se e'clodh—commence at 7. . Mi tetanice aac, Noa GB0aDWAY, BRT WEEN ‘Grand \* during the dist 's aLNerab and Broome strecta, Sen ce wwoll'nown Ci Any organi the oldest established oom, world; first to harmonize négro melodies, and origlaators. of toe presen ‘Brilopdan 0 atyle of b entertainments; whos concerts iu BRE ty, Yor prod ste ont hae eu eaonnd ve aa ry any amisemeat in metropolis They wil mr 3 ais infnitaie Goucert ve the honor of continuing the! ov % Until further notice, int ‘at eaoh ta tion’ farlty cf uow Operate Burlesyesss Songs tat at Bew Burlesque of their Voyage Musical, Admiraon, 25 conte, Doors open at 7—Concert to commence at 8 o'olock. An Af ternoon e Bat 7. commencing at 3 o'clock. Ma- nagerand Director, E. P. CHRISTY. ABEKNACLE - FUUsT 1 9k: ‘at the Tabcruacle. |hureday Kv PROG [3 VIRST PART, 1, Overture to the Tragedy gmen ir—Cujus anion am, from Stabal 3. Ybe schonbrenn Waits, . 4. Spring Festival, Gallop ‘(by requost) SECOND PANT. 5. Overture from the opera The Enclanted Flute, . Mustrated rolke eiehtyvag L'Liusto Fiute, by Mr. Siodo jew.” A. magniticent, illasteati ame ransparonos and e-me brilliant Fireworks have bee! Prepere . wi hut regard to expense, to give to this master. Pi of Music prover extrersion, L—Sunsot; 2—The prasants 1m labor, singing merry strains, avd the ringiny of the ovening bi ~Bvo ving prayer; 4—Naturo gradual sis hing into repose ; 5—Night, and nearing the hour w Bubrite leave t oir Tombs; 6- Midnight, the Review, the Bi Peror appears when the dogarted Warr ors leave thelr graves and assemble for review, Grand Parade and ond of the spirt tual review ; 7—Bunrise, Nature awakens; Finale—All the bands are playing in honor of the dead Rmperor. who, at tne hour of midnight, Koc ps his watch 1a the fields of Blyseum, THIRD PART, 9. Overture, No.2. Kalliwods. 10, Naregenset Wall 11, Gerera! Taylor's Trivmphant Doors wall open at 7 o'clock Conoert iw ly. No postponement, Tickets 6 oonte, to be had at the justo Btoror, and at th evening of the concert, ONNAVAN'S GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA of Meaico—Painted on 21,000. foot of Canvne, exhibiting # ‘view of country 3000 miles in length, (presenting to thes tator the mostsublime scenery in tho worl 4.) is, gow on exhiblion way, adj ing Niblo’s Garden. Doors spen at 6--Exhubition, to comaence oon Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at $ OLOGICAL HALL, 87 BROWKKY—TUXILLING AND Interesting Performance by tho Lion Queen, Migs B. Cal- houp. who will appear in the Den cf Wild Bousts, aud go through her extraordinary performanons, every Afternoon aud Evening of thie Week. Tie collestion of animals at Zoological Ball, is now in the finest peasiblo condition, Partioularly the great White Polar Bear. who is as tresh and as vizorous as ho was on the day a was captured in the Arotio Ocean. Admission, 26 conta thildren, half price. HO! FUR CALIFORNIA, 1 OVEKLAND COMPANY OF CAPT. INNIS, U.S. A. E a ventean Masatian, conristing of 100 men, at acost not exceeding $'b9, including provisions tor six months after arrival at Sau Francisco escort. horse, mule, saddie wo Ane ter les A meoting will be held a6 ‘ker atrect and Broadway, Fri pr. hts route, few persons of he Cor STEAM AND SAILING OVE TO CALIFORNIA ‘Tue brig Mary, wita the ‘Vesee!.—Gordon's Passenger Lit oon 7th Februsry for California, via Lako d on she Toad, and tree months provisions, after arrival at Fan Francisco, $225; with state room berth $24) Apply to W. C. Uhiborn 106 Front street, Now York, or Wm. Goocrion & Co., 116 Market streot, Philadelphia. }08 CALIFORNIA.—THE SACRAMENTO MINING AND Zbeaying Association have purchased the splencid and fast sailing coppered und oopper fastened bark Magduis, and will have quick derpatch. The associution will consist of 40 membura, and will be jolot owners m vessel, stores, Ko, for une yest. A fow at ares yet remain unsold, Noue need apply excopt men of irre} chable character. The compary Stoneall to act will hold meetings every evaning this 31 Fulion street, at 8 v'civek. LUCE, Prosident, 290 Greenwich at. TTENTION! CALIFORNIA GUSRDi—A MEETING OF the Cal fornia Guarda wil be hold at the Exchang: Hotel, Fulton street, om thin (Thursday ) evening, Feb 1, at7 o'clock ‘A punctuel attendance ts requested, se impertant businuss in to be trarsacted. Officers will meet at So’clook P. M. der of . By or UFUS McLILLEN, Col. Davip Freperick Swirn, Act, NALIFORNIA DaGUERREOTYPES—PERIONS ABOUT to visit California and desirous to leave their likenesses with their friends, would do woll to eall at Brady's, Nos. 206 and where, by reason of recent improvements and ad- way, | ditions to his establisnment, faithful and true likenesses may be obtained at the shorcent notice. ALIFORNIA SHIRTS—TBE LARGEST AND CHEAPZST sortment of suirts, red flannel under shirte and drawers, y and oheck shirts, can ve found at M. WOOLE'S Shi jacufactory, G1 Maiden Lane. Companies and others are €4 to call before purch ising elsewhere, HO IS FOR CaLIFORNIa?—, Young Men are about being or proceeding to the Gold Regions acr COMPANY OF FIFTY mediate application a8, Dualap’s Hovel, 131 tweea the hours of 10 4.M, 9 P.M. A’ person will be in at oe with bills, and I requisite information, SLIFORNIA—PERSUNS GUING TO CALIFORNIA WILL find at J. AGA’ 237 Brondway, a great variety of goods suitable fr the above climate. Shirts, pisin and figured, Undor thirta and Dra Belts, Body Belts, an excellent arti- ‘aud 6 variety of articles too numer. OR CALIFORNIA.—-UMBRELLAS OR PaKAsOLS— Persona going to the eold regioan sheuld not omit to take with tLem some of thove vory useful aud necessary articles. Purchasars can be supplied in any quanti*y by the manufacture EO. 1. BYRD, ts Poarl atroot, SPECIAL NOTICES. UTICR—VETERAN CORPS OF HEAVY ARTILLERY— ‘Tre members of this company aro particularly requested t0 meot at the 14th Ward Hotel, corner Grand and on Friday evening next, (February 24) a1 734 volook, »m b of importance. RICHARD KAYNOR, Commandant. OTICE—NEW YOSK AND H4RuEM RAILROAD COM pany~ On and aiter Monday, January 22, 1849, » train of © will run daily. Sundays excepted, between New York and Dove Furvace, stopping above Croton Fails, at Browster's, Patterson, Paniding’s and Jackson Wings. leaving Now York at 73 o'oloo! A. M.; returning, will leave Dover Furnace at 114, ¢. M.. un! OTICE.—THB SUBSCKIBEKS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of their intentéon to apply to the Legislature of the State of New York, during the prosont session thereof, for an of to inour- tal of two mil ‘pe of dollars under the corporate name of "The United States Mall Steamers Compeny, New York and Liverpool Lino, for the [Erbe of renning tine of swamers between New ‘York and verpedl, jan. * a JAMES BROWN, EDWARD K. COLLINS, [i 8. WETMORE. ILEIAM W, ANDREWS IS THIS DAY AS0CIATEO with J. L, Coobran, under the firm of J. L, COCHRAN & CO., No. 111 Pearl st yw York. Fob. 1, 1849, ACOMENTS—Aduuiral Kingston, Mr, 0 Se. Stew foman Boxes. 250; Pit, 12h ovata Gallary, 12! ts ze 4 lary, L236 sonts laN2*aU'S NATIONAL THRATRE, LATE OGATH. oy Evening "ONT: the: partertianee Wl sare pees set ide, sequaling, Mise s*stader, fice whion the now local vais, culisied ROSIN Higa rOWS; Harry Mendon, Me Chantean: Mr. Meadows Mr. BoPariang Jcthre Baxter. Mr, T. G. Booty Rosina Mesdows, Mim B. Mestayer; Mrs Meadows Mra. G Cisomn; alice Warrva, n, To (*a0lude with tae LuLUsTalOUS STRAN- tOorFGUNG'L | 1ad6 « WOADWAY THEATRE —B a, x“ tor.—On Thu 0, the romaa: was of THE COUNT 01 Mtcrwarda Count of M ik = Abbo, Mr. Lester; Mons, Morrell, Mr. Vache: Old Daw Bet’: Mota Bouvillo, Mr. Shaw: Forasad, Mt |. Toreedes, Mire, Abdott; Haydeo, Mise Watts; 004. Dregs Cirele and Parquecte, 9 conti . 1286 comts. Doorn open at ‘TRR, CHAMBERS STRUT. vrusry |, will be played Crougham’ c , a Sir Pitt Cr: B 4 AUIFORNTA GOLD MIN EQ—~Mr. bmg or ag O'Roodle, Mr. Bro 3 Jaoed od reese, Mr. Hamilton; Biddy. AM Bye Saleen Peeves ns Poly Crrele 380. inson. Dres pen at 63¢ o’elock--oommence La of ten horses and ridersin fuil Arabian cos Mr, R. jands and his Troupe of Ponies and Dancing Horses ia «variety offenta, Mr. B. Ruggles, tha Fiying Voltigeur, Mr, W. Stout, the Modorn Heronles, “Master Walter Aymar, the Juvenile Rider. Master Maurice Sands in a principal act of Dorsemanship. Comie Pony Yoene, Dancing horse Bucophalas ip the Posturing Act, by he Arab Troupe in thelt Gymnastic Fosta Horac- jardner. ‘The Ghost of Harlequin. Admission to dren hail price. Greenwood, Jr... Assistant Mana cor.—Splen- ry afternocn at 3o'clock, and every evening lock high er particular tall tixteen fect high, weighing 845 poun he Givmtere. the taile.t and decidedly the largest pair of human beings the world ever produced. Miss Blisaborh Simpson, a dell. oate young Queneress of 21 sea a. is pearly feot high, and Weighs 3:7 pounds! Gian’, is 27 yoare of age, stands plump fSiookiage, and wolahe pownds, ‘they oan be teen at aif noura, with Major Lite: finger and Titiaua, eitier of whom is much amalier than any in fant that over walked alome, Great Wosterr. The zablo Brothers. Model of Jerusalem. Highland Mammoth Brochers, Living Orang Outarg. Wox Sonpture Ftatuary. Madame Rockwoll, the Fortune Teller.” Admission 26 cents, Children under ten Yours of ago, AB CAVPBELUS MINSTAELS WILL GIVE TWO OF their popular entertainments at Tomkins’ Lyceum, Staten Taland. on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, WALLA, 36 CANAL STREET, Parque heat attraction for thie weer. ia Kiviore, the most perfect model extant, will appear for a fow nlghte Also the entire troupe of Model Attiets, comprising some ot the bandsomest woman in existence. Miss Louisa Sinclalr, the Aco mplished danscuse, is engaged; also, the New Orleans Fo- male Serenaders, who will appoar to night. Power's Grook Slat ‘Titian'’s Venus, and twenty other splendid representations living pictures. HS GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 639 BROADWAY, BR tween 8) d Prince streets, and tho only one in this quuntry, consiats of a of all clauses, soveral hundred ( hineeo paintin houres; stores and veurola, models ofp: mpios and bridges, specimens of Chinese mavufactures, their agricultural and mechanical implemonta, instruments of musio, lanterns, &o. Be. from nine A.M, till 10 PM. daily, Admittance, 25 ildren under twelvo, half-price, rinente in nae AUCTIONS, BY JACOB 8. PLATT, THIS DA of Auctionecr.— Hardware, Cut i, Laddore, 0 ‘The stock oonsista of Spoons, Lox is Pitoh Forks, Manure ao, 10 boxes So Saws Knives and Forks, Tes Trays, Strap Hinges, Foalish ard German Pis:ola, double barrel Gura,S cases augers, ‘Weodsaws, Pattern Cards, Pad, Chest, and Trank Loc Boxes, Locking Glsssos, Hammers, Brass Candlestic Bototer Knives, Bhovels ard Tongs, Wire Sieves, Carvers, 80. ‘Also, at 11 o'clock, for cash on delivery, 18 dozea Waldrons prime xy ther, 60 dozen Manure Forks, 6 ‘Alto, nk ronsiat ‘aliforoin Kk, @ large market Also, German Fat oy atscrtment of Gold Jewelry, con ‘Cataloges at the Auction’ Rocm: Goods, nti iy ‘Tueeday, 27th February, by ordor of the Department, 80,000 Uni- ‘ted States Musketa, 9 past ma ploy News Asio- ciation of thisoity for the colleotion of ship go, he was built in Now York, of the best material by, Joven C; Cote, in 1845; 19 coppered and copper tustenod, and of the following dimon- sion—Length 154 fest 4 inches, breadth 22 feot 2 inches, depth 8 fect 6 inches, tonnage 240 18.95 tora. Tho engine is a powerful one, having # 34 inch cylinder and 8 leet atroke, and ig in cmoallent oroer. Her boiler isentirely new, and cost, inoluding fixta: and tho cxpense of putticg on board, about $3,000, She hasi:wo tanks for water; and for strength, speed, and other nlitios, is balioved not to be surpasced by any steamer of fer alass in our waters. For further particulars apply at this Ot SALE—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND COPPER- feetened bark alphs, burchon, por register, 517 tons, three years old, built at Swansey, Mass., and is wel found in ails and ‘Apply to the Cap‘ain, on board, at pior Na. 42, . R, oF to BOVD & HINGKEN, 83 Wali atrect. FP\AK VILLAGE OF HOBUKE: healthy, and pleasant placo of r: AS A CONVENIENT lenoe, presents ndvantaz-s h nized for tho purpwe of Moxico, Those preferring thin route to t'¢ dangerous ond uncertain one of rounding Cope Hcrn, of crowing the Isthmus, ean have an opportunity py im- ‘alton street, be- At least equal, if not euperior, to any other place in the vicinity of New Yerk. Through the’ medium of soveral lines of ferry- dents, a communication is offered to three different points of the oats, city, via Barclay etrect, Cenal street, and Christopher street. Ag fan inducement to thone desirous of availirg themselves of the ad vantages of a residence in Hoboken the most liberal torms will be made, both in the sales of lote and in the uso of the ferrice, (the commutation being as low as on any other ferry from Now York.) The atte of persone devir-us of obtaining eligible sites 1 buildings, is invited. For torms, &o., apply in the office of the Ho boken Co., Hoboken, of Ww. Ww - SGIPPEN, Agent. BNERAL SIR JOHN MOORE'S (13TOLS ARE NOW ON sale at J. Chesterton's 311 Bowery. Thee pistols are massive. 1y mounted in silver, fire two snota cut of each barrel with once Yeading, J. C, reepectfully invites connoisseurs toicspect them, 0 MERCHANT TAILORS—FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND fixtures of m merotant tailoring and ready made clothing crtablishaent, ‘The owner bas been engaged in the business fur ind is about engaging in other business, and will dis ck and fixtures, A person wishing to engage in the business, the location cennot be sur; wed. For further particu. 10 BOARDING HC ing to buy out a first rate Boarding House that is well fa nivhed and full of a good clnas of boarders, will flud a rare onanoo of doing 0 at 167 treet, Brooklyn. ‘The hous isa three story and basement, brick, on the corner of Convord and Adam streota, about five min walk from Fulton ferry. FINE ARTS, NHE POWER OF MUSIC.—THIS BEAUTIFUL PRINT, by Loca Noel, after the celebrated picture by W. 8. Mount, is now ready for delivery; price of each oopy, plain, $3; colored, after the original picture, $5; proof copies GOUPIL, VIBEXT NTEKNATIONAL ART UNION JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO the fine arts, literature, music, &o., with portraits of the dis tinguiated artiots of owr day. Thursday bruary ist. “ is GOUPIL, VIBERT & Co., 289 Broadway, 10., 280 Broadway. first number will bo published }OUNG A Fint will be ready for dol ach copy, colored, $2 ee ey ey GOU PIL, VIBERT & Co.,289 Broadway. PHYSIOIAN of ace-mpanyine # party fn his professional capacity, xeing by t oway of Chegresor Vera Cro He would in ys Give the highest reference as to capacity, Ke. addie ® pat thin othe, OTICE, OF, CO PARTNRRSTI?—S.T. NICOLL & 0 ay ase The fem will be continued aa heretofore, ke Febromy 1, 1849 ated with them in bussiness Mr. Solomon 0 STREET CARTMEN AND LABORERS.—NOTICE—TOB ‘and laborers in the employment of Buder aud joet contractors. are requested to attend s meeting in the Park, on Priday at 10 o’clook A. 4, to take sucn to be mesures ae may be deemed advisable, Citizens favorable to jus foo aroinvited. DANCING. ‘DERMOT? ASSOCIATION BALL-AT THE CBINESE ‘Ass mbly Rooms, Thursday evening, Feb. 1, 1819—; meeting of the McDermott Association, neid at the Warren Bouse, Jan. 1 1849 the following preamble and resnlutions were adopted; wi ‘The sudden death of ovr Iamouted friend. Alderman roreas, MeDer tt, bas left his family unproteoced and his affairs ina sia of soul Ble ned oodness of hear’ state of confusion, caused by his unequalled x and universal benevolence; Therefore, Roslved, That we, his friends and arsociates, know no mere yay to show rerpect fur his memory aod our remembrance Brie Nindnoss, than to render to bie tauily the sasletance he would hi a to of re Resolved, That we f our tion for her late hus: aud. a oon ot TO REAT . SPENCER, President Guonce L. Havi.ann, Secretary. Ts GuEATFANCT Dramatic Association, Fob’ 24, at ube Avollo Rooms. Tickets $2, may bo obtained trem of the J Ts lor, 64 Prince street; Steiger & Townsend, 2 Broadway, and at whe dvor on the evening of the ALIFORM A WANTED. ONR. Arran AND Two FoR wa int are wan' the steamer that leaves the 15th Maron. PI 1 iat alwensreatn'? —THE SUBSCRIGER IS of the most sut P.BE NATIONAL POLICE GaZGrTe, OF T413 Ww ther chapter in the Lifo of Riohat Further opsrations of Sullivan H. Gih m, of Pai. ‘allon, by the‘ reaoeat ym Lower Californi ‘The Trial P. Robinson and Bolen Jewott, aud Hyer. A fartner £x Isde!phia, nother Letter City A ‘letter from Altre: showing the whereabouta ot son, O'Donno: for the Murder of A: VORNIA HOUSES. rd to Furnih Shoot Iron Oot tle room on ship board EAR wah Jarge amonnt of exciting n and Domestic Criu {nal (ateliigence from 1 parta of the country and world. Office, 1 For sale every where, CHARTOF THE NORTH ATLANTIC OCRAN, 340W- the reat circle routes, between the most oo EATHE® HOSE FOR ©. of every sine and of the best «| es, &o., for sale at the lowest 08 BOWIE ATER GOSR for force pampa, CO, Lextner Dealers, 30 Forry ire Buckets made to order. bi re (AALITORNIA.—" SINGER'S PATENT ROCK DAILLING Machine " for mining purposes: houses and stores of wood or - riptisne; deep water dhevels, Gostlag sit fared bad for euls tye ~ SHEPARD & CO, 242 Water steoet, FOR CAaLIFORNIa—co! ttles, frying pane eridir ae plates cups portable willow ham Buction Bove an ny Andrew Scott. Just D. EGGERT & SON, 229 Poarl stroes, shortest course. wholesale and ret i Woabers of various d paratus, ko. &0,, manufac STORE AND BASEMEMENT TO LET, AND O33 piven iu mediately, in (amp, gawpres ‘all the pote, cam going to California, The fi and oounters, will be ee Pearl it. , eating utonsila, enugly put menor of four, six oF a areater number of persona, Hat 06 in putting up hampers tor ol: to select such as sre indi ‘with artieles that could be disper Hai tap, will hie ere ee tite, ao, I appliod for immediately, \d campaigners, we ‘wittest La theti ORKY & CO: 50 Maiden ‘The large three story house, No. 86 Greenwich street; and alse the store in the rear thereof, No. 91 Washing on a'rest, The promis, from Greenish to Washorien tres twenty five feet front, by neas wo hancred feet deep. A to " ROBT. KERMIT. To South serret TOE PROPRIETORS OF TAK 4G0TE ‘will lot the sams fur the. h.ngtou strevte being over pal grocory etores. MUSICAL. SHMBISSER, PIANIST FROM BERLIN, Tala se fy ‘tw accept a limited number of pupileoa the orig, For foruser particulars please apply at his rsidence, jo, 6 Lispenard street, until 10 o'clock, USIv,—A YOUNG LaDY, WHO a8 8rUo) the fivet masters. hasiately arcived from Londo: has been giving leasone in the tiret familie singivg, and French. is desirous to Of puptis, in shis elty; would ive loss tor board and lodging dross L. 8, at this TTO, FROM GENOA, RESPECTFULLY IN GSieNOK eMalesang gentlemen of he ety of Philadel pois ‘and vicinity, that he will arrive with 100 learned Canary Birds ia ‘dnyo which have beem exhibited in New Yerk and Boson, fog tho last 12 months, to ever 20,000 persona, MISCELLANHUUS. RANA AAA WAAR 0 HARNESS MAKERS—THRE ADVERTISER, A T ost Hariess Manor Kehoe oon) Dusinoss habite, woud as sooiate himeelf with some one already estabiisned, or abous to es ablish bimrelt in te above business, cither in the city or country er would engage vo coneuos the vuslve ry, or work as a rneymen. Uap command & good credit and some capttal,— Addr Le Pa thie oe. Bree ran GOLD.—A REMITTANCE OF THR PU ‘Stofl—The ¢plondid stoan sh iwi rovarns from our shipmens to Caiilorula, in the aaape of & tangpitiont green ture! Rpicuren call and ves, Fhe geatlomsal ermal ‘Do worved i if re GROTHERS PRRALNS, Odd Follows’ Hl, cornet Graed and Centre stele, FOR THE wast jnonace of the reprodsotive ergave. er of July) for evening re in treating di Coes complicated 4 the {et of June, or sooner if rear Frappoiee om ie premioes, or 6) te tpt the wubeertbers, im Foe MARSRILLES—TAR FINE, FAST SAILING aND ‘copper fastened Barh EUINBURGH, Jonway, Master, will dave quioe deapatch au above, For fcleht or fussy having sayedlor seowummesntions Tearte " BOWD h AMNOKRN, 88 Wail vicoon, ne of us ve 2 °Ball asthe “Chinese Buildings,” om the 168 of Februar, vext, and request bis widow to accept the pre coeds, as ESS 8, will take place on Friday evoning, R. ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 6% BROADWAY, INFORMS jours aro now from 1054 to 3 o'clock, E will give advice JINAL RED wer Oil, propared fresh evary week, by nd druggists are requested to call'ani For sale by th» bottle, gallon, 0 , &t the two establishmerts of DELLUC , Depots 681 Broadway and 2 ark row. N.8.—Tho Ebarmac red colored if the light colored is not specified. BE USE OF BRANDY AND SALT, AS 4 REMEDY FOR various internal as well as external ‘disensos, infla amation, and local 1s juries; containing ample directions for makin applying st, explained by the Rov. Samael Fouton, M. D., Livers vol, aud Win, Lee, Eoq., of La Ferte Imbautt, in France. Sixth edition, revieed and corrected. Now York, C. M. Saxcon, 121 Fulton street. 0 CURE NO PAY—DR CUBITT, 1y DUANE BF. Royal London, may te PB ae die rs ene f or and bones of the lo ‘A. penction of fe ronetealdietvanss cared in four aye ‘cured in ono oF two wrecks wiih idaals who have indulged in a oltively be restored to health and CONSULTED DURING THE DAY aND Dae ee he No. 2 treet, (now No. 12.) im tigate at ave tract Private obtained in offends the | ‘any deviation in diet or inter. ‘om, the the cltnee Sononve: ‘aro entirely no ‘const tionally of looally, can be caused by its uso. Prive $1 por bottle, Sole Agent for thie city, C. Hl. RING, 192 Broadway, corner Jotm ‘Mtrent . Y WORK—TO TOE MARSIED OST EXTRAORDINAR “20 7H ‘or those contemplating marriags. Private Medical Vom| by OF. Ae i Masariceaa ratirice $1 This work ia meeting with most aavoundiog (Siva copies having akreody bern disposed of) recy fomale is Rede Seige ete, dco fret me ee, sale Dr adway; at the publishing office, 129 Lil street, New Yorks 5 Feo & 98 Chesnut street, ; tattle & Ey Davis, Boston, bay of ‘como a Vastly Palx.—Kawdon Crawley, Me Broughsa To conotude with the burletta, Browse, with the SMAMT—Tom Smart. ‘Mr. Cow Randall Me Conover; Dolly” Dale, lan May Ganwoet lien | inson. fol wy QU FETE—Gilee Fairland, Mr. Holland: rents Nain firele. 60 ote; Upper Woxve, 2a; Pit 1a\ge. Doves AMERICAN CLECUS—SAND8, LENT & CO. PROPRIE tors—~ Erondway Albambra-~ Thureday Evening, Fob. 1, will be presented a pew piece, eutitled’the Camp of the sodouins, oom- ‘St numnber of lifo size figures of Chinoss, | "INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Wasuinaton, Jan. 29, 1849. Evening Report. Between the Indians and the negroes, the two houses were Cccupied to-day—the Senate with the Indians, the House with the negroes, pending their consideration of several appropriation bills, We expect Old Zack here about the 18th of February, Henry Clay on or betore the maugura- tion, anu! Gen. Cass within a few days after date. The reve;nue for the quarter ending January Lst, is estimated at $5,400,000. We must do better than that next quarter, by three millions, or there will be a deficiency. Col. Duncan, latesy confirmed to the post of In~ epector General of the Army, gave an entertain. mentat Coleman’s to-night, to a number of his fiends, regulars and volunteers, Gen. Tho nas J. Green, whose romantic history | of the Mier expedition, and the imprisonment of himself and companions in the castle ot Perote, and their hardships and their miraculous escape, form a narrative as erp as that of Captain Riley—-Gen. Green, we say, after having invented a machine for washing out the gold dust to pertee- Hon, purposes a pleasure trip to Califormia, by way of an experiment, THe has the means and the ex- grisnce for a successful venture. Success attend him. Mr. Douglass to-day oflered an amendment to Aspinwall’s and Co’s. Panama raitroad bill, which: provides that the government shall have the option of stopping the contract at ten years or of continutag” it, and specifies their terms ot trangportation, not oy forthe mails, but for passengers and their oods. F Mr. Cameron declared that this amendment re- moved his objections to the bi!l; ani there is eve: reason to believe that, as propo: ed to be amende the bill will pass. Now is the time or never. _ The city councils give a dinner to-mortow even ing, at Coleman’s, to the delegation of the New Yerk Corporation, now at this house, in behalf of the branch mint for the empire city, and the re- moval of the rocks in Hgll Gate. Very good! That is the right way for the city tathers to treat each other. Nothing like eating and drinking to your aldermen. We are authorized to say that the address of Mr. Calhoun, as published, is considerably softened down, a8 compared with the original presented ii caucus. Still, the people will be surprised, om Treading it, to find that the slavery of the white ace ot the South isso nearat hand. Mr. Doug- lass, however, thinks that his bill, introduced to-day, will heal the difficulty. We fear not; but apprehend that Old Zack will have to grapple with: it in his inaugural address. Yet we believe the Union will stand fast. : Mr. Burke conunues to fill the Adelphi nightly with his comic representations. The cheap postage bill is delayed; but there is every prospect that before the session expires we shall have the three cents prepaid on halt ounce letters asthe law of the land. i The fear of the cholera 1s subsiding; but the epi- | demic from the gold diggings rages to a teartul extent. Before a year is out, there may be some dreadful scenes in California, unless Congress shall look to the protection of human lite. the, Riles, | Plyorg, | wortment, | Ton MH OFFMAN, AUCTIONEER UNITED STATES | ‘Muskota at Auction.—L. M. Hoffman & Co. sit gallon | 2 | as afford greater facilities to the correspondence | and that already triee by the law of 184 CAN SAILOR.—THIS BEAUTIFUL | for delivery on the Sth ot February; price | GOING TO CALIFORNIA 18 DESIROUS l i idered th t notive, will be gives | struction of the con: fed tn nt ape Sat ie ety | be added to their present term ot office. The | missioners of | sented to the Legulature by him, and whi Wasurnaron, Jan. 29, 1849. Postage. Petitions are flowing into Congress from every section of the country, asking fcr the reduction ef the rates of postage, the abolition of the franking privilege, and the free delivery of letters to their addrees in all large towns and cities. These meae sures are urged by strong and forcible arguments, showing that the adoption of them would increase the revenue of the Post Office Department, as well of the people. The friends of cheap postage, judg- ing trom the success of the experiment ia Eagland, ‘ , reducing the rates of postage, say as great, if nota greater, increase of letters will take place here, and the revenue of the Post Office Department will be greater than it now 13, or ever was, under the olden system. But in order to produce this effect, all the measures they ask for must be adopted ; their plan must be taken as a whole, and not by parts. It the postage be pre-paid by the use of stumps, reduced 80 low as to bring everything into the mails, the frank abolished entirely, and letters conveyed to and from the Post Office free of charge, the letters will multiply to a vast extent. They argue that itis not newspapers which burdea the mails so mueh as the large weighty documeats and books which are sent througa them without paying any postege. At the rate newspapers are now charged, they more than et, the freight of ransportation. The two hundred tnousand dol- ars paid by the government tor postage is not one- fitth of the postage which the public documents would pay if they were charged periodical or pamphlet postage. The revenue of the Depart- ment, under these reforms, will he amply sufficient to support itselt, and to continue extending maul facilites to the interior of the country. G. Aunany, January 30, 1849. Defeat of the Bill Continuing in Office the Com— musstoners on Practice and Pleadings—Laegula- tive Affairs, &c , §e. J announced to you, several weeks before the meeting of the Legislature, that, during the present session, a formidable and powerful opposition to the new code of legal practice would be developed in that body. The accuracy of that prediction has been confirmed. The term of office of the Com- missioners on Practice and Pleadiogs, will expire to-morrow ; and the House to-day, by a vote of ninety-nine yeas to seven nays, refused to continue them in office beyond the first day of April next. I consider this vote an expression of the hostile feelings which pervade the Assembly in reference to the code of procedure now in operation. I con- sider it a deliberate verdict against the code ; but one of the Commissioners, with whom I have had some conversation this evening, seems to take @ different view of the motives which influenced the House in giving this vote, This Commissioner remarsed, that the vote decided the question whether the code would be retained or repealed ; he said the question was decided in favor of the code; it would not oe repealed. ‘The Commiseioner also professed to regard tas | vote as evidence that the House does not coacur | in the opinion entertained generaily by the legal profession, that this board of Commissioners are a set ef impracticable philosophers of the Fanny Wright and Fourierite school. It is difficult to reconcile the action of the House with this opiuion ‘That body retused to assent to the suggestions mad by these Commissioners, in a communication which they tately addressed to the Legislature, In that communication, they ouserved that it was nec ssary, in order to complete the labor devolved supon them, according to theit con itution, that one year should Senate complied with this suggestion, but the House treated it with contempt; they amended the Senate bill, by adding only (wo months w the present term of office of the Commissioners. It is ossible that, in taking this course, the House may ave merely wished to reserve to itself the privi+ lege of exainining the code ot procedure 1a cramer nal actions, which was presented by these Com missioners to-day. But this contingency is hardly plausible. ‘I am, at present. of the optaion that the extraordinary proceedings of the House, upon this subject, portend the repeal of the codes of procedure now before the public, end the suspen- sion oF dismissal of the Commissioners on Pivadin, The ridicule aud contempt with which their rep rts have been treated by the Board known as “ the Com- missioners of the Code,” is, in my judgment. an addi tienal proof of the unpopularity of the codes of proce one Alvah Worden, of Ontario, who stands at the head of the Board of Commissioners, oalled “ the Co Code much more coneervati and practical in bis views than on Practice nd Pleadings,” t ress, will be received with much more fi figs profession and the common-sense portivn of th community, than has marked the reception of “Code of Procedure’ sabmitted by the Commissioners ings. Mr Alvah Worden te om Practice and Pleadings it aomiee as 1; sees upon at I nt subje ns the candidate offered last year by Mr Thurlow Wee, for the office of Clerk of the As- sembly; but he wae defeated a an overwhelming ma- My va wrath, Weed, actual begged the wrath, Weed actually begge w oi the office of Commissioner of the Code; the: hed reason to deplore wrens te tae eae rent for oe. Phe code to be presented by Mr. Worden will an entire revision of the first volume of the Statutes of this State will conflict with some of the most important principles and views put forth by the Commissioners 01 May ings, ia mage dy te tt, proceedings of t! joure Bpon A conan ing the Commissioners on Cieadings im office wore somewhat interesting. and | present of them. bing! my pa. % aoe oe *y _ iy eal inch Gommtttee, with ttle ring, prevented A —————