The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1849, Page 3

aE a a a re nt ‘The Weekly Heralit will 2e publishes at vine o'clock ghis morning. It wil! contain a great deal of very in- ‘teresting matter. CONTENTS. ‘The late Highly Important and su hentic Intelligence from the ‘Gold Placere—embrso'ng th) Hora’ Corr*pondence, the Public Dosuments from Com. Jone, eto; the M vements of Emigrants ‘Thither; the Recent News {on Pansy © acre, #0; the Burs, pean Advices browzht by the steamship Niazara Affsirs in Mexiow “Meeeage from the President relative to tho Trea'y with Moxios; Prooeedirgs in Congress: the iar ble Mu der ot a Femato bys Jealous Wife, in Cincinnati; Mra Fanuy Kemb'e Butler's Shake, spearean Headingr; Op:raticaud Thea real sf. r) Loo. Matters Réitorialg Commerc at and Shippin; Intelligence; the Lav.ot News by Telegraph, &o. ko. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence; annual sub- ‘ecription, $3. Great Wedding at the American Museum such crowds tomight—The eolocesl pair who to thisestablishmo.t the past ‘but before ac ct 16 80, Bre to he united in wedloc! to take place in the commcdions Le ‘ture xeom, 1m! the rquiarentertainmenis. Tala of “marriagesin itatrips them all. ‘The People, No. 6, 1s published this morn=- fog, oopiaining a lengthy report of the urea wd vm MF Dobeny's tpeco? in full, aud atoll reoors +f Mr. Gi'es's Jecture on Sancho, with a great variety of poetry, editorials, foreign news, Office 5 Sprucs wtrect That Prize Fight —A few more National ‘olice Gaset left of that.ort, couse: iog © @otfioial rap ore ot Se eee atty between Sulliven and. Myer, aud tho sertit cate of the judges and rferce ceing ‘be vn'y corrat report pud- flebed. Offi 0h Nawau str-e.. Fer sate every wher A ans — Red flannel Bhirte, Hickory Shirts flannel drawers Ov rls Janper’s Moleskin Duster a famcue artic Mining sats and Jacket, waterproof Monkey Jackets, Drees and Frock Cows, Veo te, Bisisess Coats; alee, a raft of tt em five do the necessary fixings tuitable for » journey ta C-lifo y ries aa must please, $5 Suit St re, corner of Na sau and B.ekman streets, bem attractie us last and jor th- Guid Region, war- for those California Boot anted to Wear two years; ig the overland rou e, cat nd atid v Young's, corser ‘ulton and Nancau etreete: fie French calf ote, #45); fine calf, $3 50, Water proof boots, gaiters, &). sod everthtag in the ino, cheap as the cheapest. THE DOSTUR. California Mining Goots,warra one year without repairius, at JO vS3. {4 Aun stroot Fine French waif drees Boots, # Fa Se eens ~ Mureum. Gold Pens—Persous gotug to California, should by all meens take with them ons of the lieu Gold Pens, which are warranted to wor tive ble and conveniert, and wil outwear a oargo pens, Bold Ly J, ¥. favage, 15 Wall and 9: Fulton streets, I have a few since tho les January, loth drees coats made to «rder. 7 Proportion. 1 keep an articles rea Behe i P B. CLakK&, 116 William street. Portable Dreasing Cases, Manufactured by the subscribers, wis] be found, on exami ation, to contain all that fe desirable for a gentleman's toi ot iv the smaliess possible rpace. ‘The articles are soleotod with otsict regerd to quality, and ace 2 f jarranted. a. . ‘No. 147 Broadway, corner of Literty et., and 337 Broad ills oF steel q Fatal, way. 50c. 1b.; best hed Po pew crop Vol: roupg Hyson do,,753.; vory go B i Ti Idi Stuart's 4 E 740, a gallor; Sporm ca ° ‘Noo. 250 and 48 Greer wich vice: G Fowler’ comer ‘and Clinton atree: a, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Friday, cb. 16.6 P. M. ‘The stook market opened heavy this morning, as far as prices were conceraed, but transac ions were tosome extent, and the bears appear to be more ran:u'ne than ver. One cf the Havre packets is reported as having arrived, und her car. o wills on be entered at the Cus- tom House, when larze p+ymentes on account of duties will be required. Tae bulls were . ratified this morning with the ai noeme: t that a Treasury draft for up- wards of three hundred thousand doll hed been re- ceived and presented fr paysent. Lar.e amounts of specie areon their way hsre from Chagres and Vera Crus ; the arrival of which will / ave a favorable influ- ence upon the money market, aod give tre bulls a tem- porary advantace ; bu any improvementin prices wil; only give the brarsa @der margin for « (a), which they will not be rion of wakin, available. It will, how- caver, give the mo:t cautious bulls an opportunity to Yealise; and as@wall profits are more closely looked to than formerly, it wll not be permitted to pass. Go- vernment stoeks were a shade better to-day, while nearly ail the fancies declined. Harle u fell off 3g per cent; Long Island, %; Ere Railroad, < ; Pennsylva- nia 6's, 4; Reading Railroad, }; Cumton Co., %; and Farmers’ loan, 1. It $s, doubtless, the intention of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to keep as large @ balance on deposit in th, government depositorie: possible, for the remainder of bie term of office, so that he hand over to his sucotesore full treasury. This will prevent the an- ticipated relief to the money market, and keep down prices for stocks. The cliques which have hitherto had #0 much ipfluence st Washington, must be bearing go" ‘vernment securities for the purpose of purchasing, knowing full well that ths sub-treasury must disgorge in the course of a few weeks, when a very important advance on current rates must be realized on ail secu- rities—good, bad, and indifferent. This they know; and the screws are, therefore, put upon the market now, to depress prices to the lowest points. The bears ‘Tea, Fi . are, at preeent; too strong for the balls. -~Cash on hand Jan 1,1649.....+.+ The xed s*atement exhibits the receipts and ex- penditures of the Erie Rai road Company for the yeat «ending December 31, 1848, according to a report made under oath to the Legislature of the State :— New York anp Ente Ratiaoan, Receipts from through passengers....... $35613 82 ay pa-senger 2 90,108 50 Reight and malt 185,190 93 Total iacome, 1648 ........ 6... «$310,018 25 E: repairs and running sacar pial see «$181,918 32 4% ferry ++ 68.600 17 195.508 49 Net earnin seen eee eens BIIS M04 78 Number of miles in operation, 74; number of through passengers, 28,5245; number of way passengers, 259,744; number of locomotives. 19 ; passenger cars, 24; freight ‘care, 8 wheel, 383; machine shops, 1; average number of men employed in tranrportation, 200; number of mile® zup by passenger traine, 65,898 ; do freight and oth 117,828.— Total, 203,226. ‘The receipts of the company from all sources, for the year ending Deo 31, 1848, we sees beens eee $4,700,713 5B ‘Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1648 + 170,44L 83 Total....... ‘The expenditures for t count of conrtruction ais, machinery, repairs, running the road, and for ail other purposes, were. ... + $4,580 165 41 os 4,673 740 28 ++ $306.415 18 “The cost of construction of the seventy-four miles Jn operation, on the Slat of December, 1845, including the pler, was,acoording to the report, $3,276,678 76. ‘The amount of interest on stock issued, paid during + the year, is put down in the returns at $133,437 32, At the date of the leet annual report‘of the direo- ‘tors, the road bad just been completed, and was in operation to Port Jervis on the Delaware river, 74 anilee from Piermont. Im that report it was stated that the direotors hoped to extend the road to Bing- - amton during the year. Tbet anticipation bas beea coalized, on the 27th of December la: ‘train peseed from Piermoat to Bingb: the 8th of January passenger and frei menced their regular trips. From Binghamton to Corning, a distance of 76 miles, “the work is under contract, to be completed to the latter place by the Ist of December next. The grading of the road between Binghamton and Owego is Axished, and the rails will be Isid as early in the epring as the season will permit, Before the close of the present year the directors ‘intend to rum the cars to Corning. An atrangement has been made with the Chemung Railroad Company, by which their ro: ill be ranin eonnection with the Erie. and by means of steamboats on Seneca Lake, a direst line will be formed between New York and G a, ‘The bonds issued under the aot of May 14th, 1845, Dave all been assigned by the Comptrolier, and the proceeds applied to the construction of the road, Tne company have deposited with the Comptroller, as re- quired by law, the sum of $507,501 46, to meet the in- terest on the bonds up to May lith 1861. ‘The last annual report of the Baitimore and Sus- quebapna Railroad Company, dees not give « very lattering account of the financial affairs or operations of the company for the past year. It appsars that there bas been an increase in the revenne from pas, sengers of $8,079 77, und & dvoreass in the revenue from freight, of $25,027 08, showing # reduction in the aggregare reecipte, compared witt last yaar, of $16,047 29. This defictency bus been partiy annulled by the redvuced expenditares, The exow for transporte- *thuar were $10,607 27 lesa thax. im ths prevsling your, which makes the net receipts but $5,440 02 lens than for the preceding year. During the year the company pald to the State the sam of $50,000; for building and re- Dutlding locomotives, $5,006 61; for proportion of iron Ddridges, $84 0, an1 $8,761 94 for ussenger cars, The number of passengers conveyed between Baiti- moresod York }@ torre sed, compared with 1847, 19 442, being up rar. creare on the Wrizbtey Iie, York aad ( read was 1,026, being about four and a half per cent. The completion of the York and Harrisburg Railroad will add largely to the business of this line, as it wil! then be the most direct route f:om Pittsburz to Balti. more and Wasbington. " The ‘a ling off im the freighting business of this road, during tte year just closed, compared with the previous year. is assignable to two causes, the most prominent of which was the great reduction in prices of all kinds of agricultural produce, exn-equent upon the absence of the extensive European demand realizod the year previous. The second caure was ‘he damign to the public works of Pennsylvania by freshets, in Oc- tcber, 1847, whioh was not repaired uatil late ia thy spring «f 1848. The suspension of tr jt through that channel, so intimately convested with the pros- perity of this rei road, left only four months of uala- terrupteA comunication with Pittsburg, during the fiscal year, The report of the trustees of ‘he Wabash and Evie Canal, fer the week end mg Decexber Ist, 1848. gives d disbursements for Wasasu anv Enix Canat—Reronr von 1848, Receipts. + ance op hand Ist Deo , 1817. $483 511 60 nd water rents......... 145,414 82 tand west of Tippe- Bondhold banks, and exchange. . 16,980 22 ———— $727,877 01 Received for lands west and east of Tippecanoe, in sorip, with Interest... cece sce ves $42,605 22 Disbursem: General expenres, Including laries of Trustees Clerks, .$13,447 01 airs of al, super: salar’ . 83924 75 rep: nal. . 13,141 6F Conetruction of cenal from Coal Creck to Terra Haute... ... .268,896 85 Construction of canalfrom Terre Haute to Point Commerc « 73,056 81 Expense ef Engineers, surveys and locating. . Repairs of canal near Evansville 4,066 32 Expense of Land Office, east and west of Tippecanoe, including expense of telecting land un- der act of Congrers of May 8, 1848 ........ seen Expence of Land Office in’ Vin- cennes district, including mo- ney refgnded’ on erroceeus eMities ne. e cece eee eee 1,823 48 Amount ofinterest paid subscrib- ers to the advance of $800,000 25 441 94 3,740 18 459004 72 Balance on hand Deo. 1, 1848. $263 872 29 Ot this balarce, $216,032 84 were on deposit with the Ohio Life and Truet Company, d:awing interest, The amount of tolls and water rents reosived in 1847 was $123,149 28,and for 1848, $149,170 38, showing an increase in 1848 of $26,021 10. There have been three important divisions of the canal put under contract, dering the past year, em- clog an area of 06 miles on the main li (from Coal Creek to Newburg.) the estimated aggregate cost of which is set down at $781,719 77, as follows :—From Coal Creek to Terre Haute, 36 miles, whish is expected to be opened fer navigation by May next, the esti- mated cost will amount to $341,290 88; from Terre Haute, south, to Point Commerce, 42 miles. the cost of contiact prices, after come re-'«ttings, is $275 319 39; from Point Commerce, seuth, 17 miles, to Newbury, cost, at contract prices, $165,110. The trustees have sold, during the year, 58,674 05- 100 acres of land, at the Washington Office, in the Vincennes Land Distriet, for the sum of $75,246 92, which, added to the sum of $48,594 97, received in the cfice at Logansport; from collections, chiefly for lands previously sold east aed west of Tippecanoe, makes the total receipts from lands, during the year, $123,796 89; of which $42,695 22 was in canal sorip, and the balance in cash. The quantity fof land belonging to the trust wae stated, in the first report of the trustees, to be 887,- 067 44-100 acres, of which 743,485 72 100 acres wore im the Vincernes Land District, eubjeet to sale at the Washington Land Office, and the residue in the northern part of the State, subject to sale at the Lo’ gavsport Land Office. It appears, under an act of Congress passed 8th May, 1848, the trust is entitied to receive an additional quantity, to make good the quantity rejected in the original selections, 2m account of pre-emption claims, amounting to 35,319 acres; and os farther selection, approximating to what might be caloulated for the ares and sinuosities of th nal. The Wabash and Erie Canal, when finished to the Ohio river, will be 375 miles in length, in Indiana, and Including the eastern end of it, which lies in the State of Ohio, will be 459 miles in length, from Toledo to Evansville—the longest canal in the United States. The cecond instalment to the advance of $300,000, is payable on the first day of February, 1819, and by the order ef the board, the third and final instalment is re} quired to be paid on the first day of July, 1849. Stock Exchange. $ 1200 U BGs, 1863 un 900 she Farmers’ Tras} 3454 WW do owpon Lye WY do 34 ios 300 Long fatena RR at EH 93 95° 1v0U- do 2% 63 do 60 25 00 Reading RR 246 785g 200 dime 2556 25 Canton Co 89 af 625 do Bt 90ds 39 963g baw 357 40+hsManbattanCo = 95. #30 3356 S4 Mecbanleg Bank 10856 337; 3 57 95 ‘iO 57: &N en ied a 60 Erie new, full oO 6 51% 0 0 6 + baw Brig 150 Farmers’ Trast 3 ioh& WorRR 313; 6 do 190 #63 3h Sceond Board. $4000 U S 6's, 1867 110 1000 she Long Island RR 24° ‘1000 Trearury Notes, 6's 1094 30) Harlem RR 57. 900 Pocneylvania G's = 73% «100 do #3) 57 41 she Brie RR 6 100 eS 57 1A Canton Co 90 39) 100 88) 87) 176 do 0 ele 577% 16 do bnw 39 (100 87: bw = do v6 39 = 400 lo bis 53 60 do mw 39 25 Norwich WorRR 31% wo do bs 30 200 Farmers’ Losa baw 35, 100 Lorg Islard RR 26% 60 do BHT PVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, = WANTS. ann Ww ANTEC—A PROTESTAST GIKL TO TAKE CARE OF hildren end do chamberwork: the bes: raferences will bo Apply at No, 2 Wiliam street, corzor of Popla: street, ANTED—TRAVELLING AGENTS TO MAKE SALI tothe trade throughout the country, ofan article in voreal vee. Atply at 28 sroadway. ANTED— A FERSON COMPETENT TO SUPERINTEND an_establishment for preparing hermetically sea'et pre. vielons, ‘To one well qualified a good opportunity offtrs, Address Hermetical, this offce, ANTED, TO GO IN cs al THE COUNTRY—ONE OR TWO to 16 years from ‘aye, to Ivara ‘anioy ‘They must be modest and religious girls, of as they will have to mo ita (6000 recow! beard in the family—none others need ly. For reference in- quire of Beovill & Co, No. 101 Willian treet, or by lotter to Waterbury, Ct, box No. 110, ITED—A WIDDLEAG' nurre for one child, SD PROTSST, x I houses in New NFORMATION WANTED OF AUGUSTUS ‘CaPQ0N, WHO was dolig business in !Matamoras, Mex'oo, for merosntile York, from 1836 to 1887.’ Any informstion of anid be thankfully received by WM. M. KIRK, No. 23}. (eprom will Front street, New York. A MAN OF BUSI ter, industrions habite, in good je means, is desirous of investing amoderate living. Apply at4 Aun tion, ef goed moral credit. and possessing sume the ame heoan make street, Inquire for F. J. SINGLE MAN. 30 YL“ RS OF AGE, WISHEST) OSTAIN a situation as Salesman in a store, oF as asuistant Book keop- (rim botel, Wages not er much au object as a com! aita ation snd inrmedinte employment, Beat of city references, Ad dreas J. W.§., Herald office, TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY'S SCRIPT. Wanted the Script of the above company, also, that of other Ineurance companies, Business Notes and Foreign Bi ted, by J. HLL. HOMMEDIAU, R83 William strost, e Wershanta’ Exchange. PISTOLS WANTED—ANY one or three teoond-band Colt's rev. porohaser by addressing A. B., at thi ‘A NEAT AND CONVENIE! parl PUBLICATIONS. T= LITERARY «+ ERICAN, CONTAINS SIXTY.SIX columns of the b « gs conelnding an ort, the ews standa and at the olen, 106 ican tires iin we pers Cs Bubsoribers served for six conte a week, i wading G. P, QUACKENBOS. Editor, UST PUBLISHED—A CHARTOF THE Lat or 4A sellanend Le Maire. and around Cape H va toale, chiefly from the surves 8 of Fitatoy and Klog. has been a0: rected. — At the Naw @new Chart of HO! FOR GALIFURNIA, OR CALIFORS: time to bake the 15th of March have consented to withdraw her from she Charleston line for oue trip only, and will despateh hor fer Chagres direct on Saturday the instant, at 12 o’olock a, from pier M4 ‘well kaown speed of the Northeraer. it is Copfident!y expected that she will make the trip to Chagres in 0 days. thus aflording ample time after hor arrival there, for wereto make thoi — across the lethmus 12 season t ‘mi the California sceamer. what. or diMicalty of procuring com 125, st} tal A Py to ‘SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO.. 45 South st. for California, ito, will close at Ken son's, 9 Wall offios.) also, (13. & HB) saturday,dich Feb- Vote k A.M. IBST STRAMSHIP PUR CH AGKES ~TAS ¥IR9T OLASS Oovan steamship HESAPEAKE, Cape, E. 4. Mix, will posi tively rail om the 24th Febrasry. On her arrival at Ubagres, pas senzers will be couveyed to Craces by she steamboat Orus, thereby avoiding the pssrage up the river ia causes, and arcang-ments rein progress to forward passongers without delay f to Panama, at which point they will mest the steamer of 5th March, and’ tind other means of conveyance to San sireet (J. of U. ruary, at 15 minut Cartain Mix will sooompany the passengers to Panama. ving the Iechmus several times. will be able valuab'e servievs and advice to firet cles» passengers taken. 300 pounds pee. freight or extra baggage 00 cents per foot; spesia, three yar ths por cent, App'y to ~ Phar a & STANTON, No. 14 Broadway. 0, CALIFORN14—TO SalL UN THE d ocean steamship SENATOR, of 754 tons vurthen, 2.0 feet loug by 30 ft, beam builtby Wm H. Brown, eq. tp hin beat manner, without rogaré to oxpense. ler enxince Davham & Ca. a tried, and poate herself rot only very fast. but one of ees bouts has teen turned ont of Mr. Brown's id. least commanded by Lieut. ache, U. 8 Navy. who has porfect know. Jodge of the coast, a thorough knowledge of steamers and the steam engine, The principal engineer is a practical and expe- Tienced man. Tho ship will be well found for the passage and one ortwo Bae ee! ep will go to San 1d cag | her, which bo she ture attention and comfort to passongers. For passige only, as no reight will be taken, apply to WOODHULL & MINTURN, #7 South st. plifrovements and additions are new making to perloct hee for a voyage. * STEAMBOAT FOR CALIFORNIA.—A M' this etry i pov erful Steam- Sho will be titted up immediacely f Franoieoo, aud tave socsmmodati n tor about forty or fifty yoengers. Her cost, whom ready for eea, from $23.00 to $200 Bo ts willirg vo favest in tho euterprise Si0,000 or $16,000. Shares of $500 each will be given to make up the re quired eum. |For turerer partiontars inquire of Captain Abraham. ncker. at White Hall. P. 3. Lei the mont profit and proceed tc: for whioh abe has supsiier aceommoda pply to EVERETT & RKOWN, 68 South atrent. FOR 848, FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—THE FINE: a1 coppered and copper fastoved packet ship JOUN G. COS TSR, surfry, master, 75) tons burthen, will be despatched as above on the 20ch inst. ‘This ship has spacious oabing, with fur. nished stateroom accommodations for 6) passorgera The second cabin will comprise nearly the entire between decks, whioh are seven teet high, woll lighted with evera windows and deck von- tilators, and can be arranged toxive separate accommodations to tions, A large portion of cargo is a olin on board For freight CH eens ony, to How ve ASPHN WALL, 5¢and 55 South atreot; or THOMAS P. STANTON, 61 South street. OR CALIFORNIA DIREJT.—Tak FING, FAST SALU- ing ebip SALEM, Capt Eldr fastened. now lying a6 the foot uf Roose’ Powitively allen tho Ziet inst faw paseengure oun. be taken = price $150 and found. About 500 bbls. freight can be taken, For freight or passage apply on board te a. FOR, 248 FRANOIsCO, CALIFoR: attention is reque ted to the very handsom rangement a for} ren the new ship “Samont,” Capt, Bollis, belonging to «. 8. Forbes. Eeq., of Boston, and now lyin ‘at Pier No, ¥, East river, She is of 1,50) tovs burthen; the vorsel ‘and her accommodations, speak for themesives, For freight or apply to ene le, 119, Wall, cor. South st, ar te . B. SUTTON, N JOBN OG DEN, 116 Wall atree! Pasrongers will please send their freight alongside, at Pier No. 9 Eset rivor. ‘The Samoset” will be towed to sea by steamboat, {heh CHAGRES DIRECT—TO SAlL ON TOE WTd INST. The new and superior bai't A 1, br'g ALEDA, Capt, MoFales, 260 tons burden, cop;ered and copper fastened, having tuperior Accommodations fcr prasengera, will be despatched for the above rt on the 20th inst, For freight or paarage inquire of CLARKE Co., 121 Water street; Or J. W. ELW ELL, 57 South et, O! FORCALIFORNIA.—THE BARK J. A. JEIURUN, BE- longing to the NewYork and ( alifurnia Industrialand Trading ‘Association, having Lecess and miuing utensle on beard, Is now ready for sea, and will pos tively sai), 29 advve, on jonday, 18th instant. Four members being detained by waavoid- able circumsta: ces, their places are to be fisled on or eetore Satur day next, For information as to terms of membership, apply on at Pier 8 East River, from 9 A.M. to4P.M.; erat the jester Houre, corer of Bowery and Broome .streot, ev:ry evening at 7 o'clock. OR SAN FRANCIS°O DIKECT.—TBE SPLENDID CO”. pored and copper fastened brig JUL(A MUULTON, A. K. Waring, Master, now lying at the foot of Roosevelt street, E. R., ‘will sail tor the above port about the 24th February. A few shares can be had at $180 each, by applying to F. Y. ainaie, 160 Front @ ret; er Thompson ter, 23 South sirect, The association ‘will meet on Mon. ‘19th instent, a8 7 o'clock, at the Seornd Ward Hotel, N: it. The members are particular. ly requested to attend, Fes LIFORNJA DIRECT, 1) SAN FRANCISCO AND The splendid first clars, fast sailing Baltimors Gunning, Jr, mastor, now joad ng. will Port between the th and 25th ins. Price ES ap d found, in cabin. ere berth, $2W —double berth, su . Passengers allowed onc half ton weight, or four barrels lk, of Laggage. This brig ie a new veseol, copper fastened and ts well kuowa ss the fastest sulor in Sutter's Fort. toemigrate, Bur the balk of OUU bb's. freight, or pas on toad, foot of Market Bip, or to JAS. A. VAN BRUNT. 75 South street, corner Maiden Laas. N_B.—This vessel will zo to Sutter's Fort, where freight or pat acr gers will be delivered if requested, FOR, CAuiFosnta, Via Texas AND Tag REPORTED Gold Mines cf the Kio Gila and san Joauin, starting Marcd 6, arriving Ist week in June, fit for immediate laogr, Antire expense ot jcurpey, three monthe’ urpiue provisions and two mules, p-r Dan, S110, ‘The mules ve.l be of great valuein tnining, "fee second division of thec arson Arsooiation, adopting the route and plan above indicsted, is now forming, Full parioulars given by D. HOUGH, Je, President, | Front s.rset. ALIFCRNIA.—PERSONS FITTING QUT FOR CaLIfOR. nia, and who are in want of tobsoco, either for speculation or private uso, sre respectfully invited to oall at our store, and examice a vew description of tobacco, pu ly for the market. [t only kind of chewing tobaoco, either (sh oF fire ont, thas wil) stand a voyage to Cs ia. ‘The a:tention of shippers ia invited to the abcve. JOBN ANDERFON & CO, 106 Brondway, OR CBAGRES. —A FEW EXURLUENT BERTHS REMAIN for paseongers in the fast brig ARBRABLA. to sailearly nox) week. apply LIVINGSTON, WELLS & o., No. W Wal) atroet, O FOR CALIFORNIA AND THE RL Be baermtir | fast salir jade at Ophir Mining Arscciation, having, purchased the new A 1 copprred and copper fastened bark Ophir, and bavi Fr ements for all the apparatus necessary for sucoesafa mining operations, such as steam engine, approved tors. tente, boats. Kc. Ko., together with provisions to ny. The hi Pcreous wishing to Vote ge ‘will do well to make early application to Mosers. G. & I. 97 Catharine strect; Fo: & Sherman, %4 Broad street; Jo! J. Hicks, 206 South at; or to the captain om board the vessel, pen oe Mai 34 ‘The eae lation er tg J Cc J this a ‘art Broa joure, at 8 o'clock, corner of Kast Broadway and Pike street. i“ yy order of JOHN SHERMAN, Prosident. NITED PACIFIC GOLD COMPANY TO SAN FRANCIS. co, via Vera Crus and Wasatlan, in 60 dese, This Company will embark in the fine brig Ieabolla Berd, Captain W, Rogers, on ‘Tuesday next, Wth instant, for Vera Crus, A few vacancies yet remain. Application should te made immediately on b-ard the brig, at pier Bas River. Tho Servey brass baad, lod by the well Known Joseph Salono, are members of this company, Ratire eat through te Fan Ffanciece, with § monthé provisions after bette ‘er eee ellie ts hacer cariall ‘cra crus, ‘not wi wo oom} ly and found in cavie fore. a ld iin at Harmovy tall, No. obaracter, cae join thie com ioetee full ow orstipet tue annen brig com. order, sp foing ‘with eighteen vis! a moat thorvagh and sintog soho ong, Wagons, ‘complete mining appe- ratus. Apply tothe Ca; foot Feed zits Cantal on var foot Cnt wor Co BAND OF BROTHERS WILL HOLD tle Mesting ov Seturday event g, at /3 o'olook, av the cl Hoel corner of Beekman ard Seman «tr ere MILITARY TENTS OR MaRQUEES—GA0RGR , Beq, hae secured the control of the patens right for lan of ocus ructing the above. tens 08 carried by Lane, ten: Pee ex ny, Jorscy City. . WEBSTER, ‘Agent for the anla of above, 118 West street. 10 CALIFORNIA ADVENTURERS —' val precious A ‘borough knowled; chemical analyzation will be ef inevtimable Tales ov bere ho interd to ge tu con mercial or mining operations in the gol diotricts, ‘Persene fa 8 very fow lessone will be 6 to sony ‘with acourscy without the asisience of a pt.fes-or, the terme of tuition will be moderate, Gold and silver bought and old at 472 Broadway, wp rm CAumaa GOODS!!—CATHOLIC PRAYER and crosses, he'd in Py of Cal in all their ties, by J. LAUMO- perfumery, 45 Maiden Lane, fornia avd Mexico, for ea! NI 8 ieaporter of fanoy goods and up stairs, ALIFORNIA BOFA BEDSTRADS—A CHE: for sleeping ox on board ship. oF on sntivat ah Gal the low $8, store Wd Jd avenue, otp oan quantity om hand. Aj N. B.—Goods for the Californie marune EB STHATTON, (0 CALIFORNIANS.—THE UNDSR Tocaue xs SIGNED HAS HAD ‘the preparation of Provisions avd long voyages, 6 been 1 ta Gey caloete hee tenn years. supply the offorrs of the Unites States Navy and veeoels oniling parts of the world. practical he ize enables him to Kroet servieo to the inexper enced in omnes © eoqenry, quanti Oi gd individuals and sane actions ‘warranted to keen, 4. KEMP, 116 Wall street, New York. OR CALIFORNIA —DU" Mera, Rxtra Prime Mees 88 COUNTY MESS, FAMILY ood half barrels, y ime Pork, in ed fa the move. pertoot era ‘erder, hot climates and ind warranted to ke Prime Beef dere, Bacon, and Bev barr fi rt Butter, Lard, kiln ari Lal t * rend, Sugne, Tes, Cotte, thelowcet rates by COLARK, FISK RCO. 2.8 L? 8 VOR CALIFORNIa, at jeriber hee om h peace, to. whivn ho ¢ telirg at reduced prices ‘Companion and d in tho above mpplied om, whe most Rees! terme, Also for all Hisaectaul ry T, BELL, 195 Fulton st, opposite Chezoh, Jol aMUSMREATO, AMUSMMNTE. FI nes 1 SS OW ERY THEATRE—SATUADAY SVANIWG, FRORUARY AY THEATRE—B. A. Mass: PRO B 17, the pextormance will commence ite ALEX AN Ved wef He; —Bai lay bv 1 Fol no THB 2'.c sa alexsuier tbo Groat Me. N.G Umras, crvny THE OUUNT OF MONTE-CRUST )— oma sO Gals yeas Me Gilet; Staien Mien Wernyon ward Mont ng the ‘ter which JENNY LIND—Jemo: Mise Mury Tay or; Sinbad Greek, ‘Travelior, Mr. Bevustoll Berr:, Me. Werwick: Mr. Lawrence Leather igs, ry gr pig sty Mr afore. Mr. C 4.8. Hail Te coaiude win comedy of FOUNDED ON AN Hare: we; Bk-pcio. Mr. Hadaway, , Mr. B ‘ trenherg Foaseig Mi he! ro veebach, with his Ao pe Led od Mise C. Wemyss. Boxee 25e; Pis 12360; Gallery 1230. Doore | Circle aud Parquctts: SOeoont vomily oteole’ ‘ open at 6 o'clock; commence at 7. 1536 conta. Doone oben ov hall pase ds vommeonce T—34 TURD: ‘commence with Henry Hamilton, Mr. Moctimer; Nie, Mise Chapman HANFHAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LAs tu} Even TO BUBBANDS—Ueve G Btork B UR10N'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS ST «EB February 17, theentertainwents MalDENS “sew a Gilee Gr az, > Htaeattew ‘afer wa : Fit bbe Gnost. Mr, Le. Brovgham; Mrs. Tetterb ; 4 fe wil rr 7 MANIA O8 FAL MAN WHORE a ciao concude with FLSTI- & Meadows, Mr MoFariand; jomme Meadows, Mise man; Alice Warr-1 canta Doors open at 66 o’elook—oommer ce BCHANICS’ HALL, No.474 BHUADWAY, Fag ahi G4f—Mr, Plumpley, efsat, Mr Mavmond. Hitembord. We Meare and Parquette 600; Family Mr, Mami)top; Spa Cooke Dress Cit Mra. tmith, M1 irele Circle, 20." Deors open at 636 ourexin BELUS OLYMPIO THRATRE—SaTURDAY EVR Grand and Broome streets, 0 ng Feb. 17, the entor'@in-uente will commence it wook—Tho original end woll-snowa CHRISTY'S MINST! SIAC TED ISLM-—Alonaa, Me. Arnal: Erospre tr tig 1863, the eldest established company i Mise Hoverts. after w fixst to harmonize molodies, and ‘the fr, Marmaduk« Primrore, ular wtple of ‘EcMfopian, envertainmmenta 2 Rarcoy O'Dwyer, Mr. 00; Fann: city, for a period of two yours. have ‘patronised to an o he. A which CAMAKALZAMAN 4N axtant unparalle'ed by any amusement in this t metropolis, | Bs DOURA—Bung, Mr. Nickinsov; Camaralzaman, Mies Clarke; Vney will have the hoaor of continuing their inimitable Concerte | Bad: ura, Mise Phillips; Maim: | Miss Mary Geonon. Tovon sTery wight, antil further notieg ntrodusing at euch ropewwonte: | clude wit SLASHEM AND RaSORG— Ve. Sampron Slane. tion a” variety of new Operatic Rurlesques, thelr | Mr Bol'ard: Ross. Mien Rol e. fe., Upper Boxe ow Burlesque of their Voyage Mi a, 35 conte, | 3s: Pit 12346. Doors} at, oaee opr 62 ene ae bye BG SG ‘_ BR*Ua's AMEX AN BUSEUM.—P. T. BAXNUM MA- nuger snd Propr etrr; J. G.eonwood, Jr., Astatact ¥anacer. rt every Weddiog ‘at the Museum !—Splendit Rat nagerand Diveotor, K.P. ARISTY. urac= MERICAN O:RCUS—SANDS, LENT & CU., PROPRIB- ated Quaker Giant te—S turday evening Feb 17, an extra afteravon per- tengagemout bi torn for the accommodation of famiiies sixth might of the t Ppuccexs. Knights of Palest . R Saude, and hischildren, Maurice and aman belr, Jess, in their le pe ture upon two horses, by Mr. doshing juvenile rider, Master W: Stout and Mr. Hanking tho r Aymar, ologant display of | Quaker Giant, 27 years of oge, sian feos 308) ponnd: lorea* tratping by the pouy Cinderrlls; beautifully executed perfor | in his soctings, and weighs mance of the dancing horse Bucephalus; act of horsemansrip be soen at all hours, re sometime Waster Maurice cands, scientific exhibition of the Sparring | o° nge. and as they are naw about to leave ine Fonies: the oomio sporting rcere entitled the Pony . Ad | city, are desirous of being uni'ed in wedlock ero they olose thoir to of the bi 5 conte—childran hall price, | .euvtgement gt the Museum. ‘The ceremonies, therefore, will te miasi UNG'L'S BAND-MR, GUNG'L RESPROTCULLY AN- noupcee to tne pub.ic, at the solicitation of bie numerous performed iv the Lecture Room at the close of the teinments wiich, aswell as thorn in the a{tero wenaliy splendid. 0 un. SIso engaged, Citania, the Fairy Queen; Great frends that he ie prepared to play with balls, soiree, | Western, the Yankee Comevian: The Sabl- Prothers; Peto Mer. or private parties. All applications must be addresyed to him | ris, Mice Jcrenhine Went. Mrs Moveil: the at 96 Chambers atreet Highland moth Brothers: Mode: of tho City of Jerusalem; m living Ourang Outen, i Rook- ‘Wax Soripture Xtatnary; Madame HE GkMAT CHINESE MUSRUM, 03 BRUADWaY, BB eS "T 'vwvon Gyring unt Prince sureeet ant tao caly oop incae | (eelncte Hctme Tells admision, 25 conte; children under athens serheetnee penerens a in tings, 0) ; . Bw AND WOSDBRFUL—DR, DOOS WIG), GIVE A honcos; stores and versal, models of pag eo and | NA A is teres ‘nd inoomprehonsih'e oxper mente this bridges, specimens of Chinese manufsctures, their outtaral and mechanical tm lemente, instruments of musio, lanterns, fc. Ro, from nine A.M. till 10 PM. daily, Admittanca, 2 cen! evening at Clinton Ball. The members of his lass will win» ox periment, proving that the eclence can be taught. The next class will be formed on Woaray, ‘hildron under twelve, half-price. — ree LIMATE OF CALIFORNIA 13 SUH THAT THOSE tokig out our Euper or Curled Cora Busk Mattres.es, oF Beds with Bolsters sud Piliows of the same, will congcatulace themaclves; besides being cool, healthful, and durabie. they aro Exchange, ‘two lots ind Fifty-third streets. Tile ‘oid at priowa within the reach of all | Viseele and. privato indi. iB ati. a viduals htted out da Alto, blankets, sheets, counterpsnes, — oc mfortables, pillow cr and every »rticle ai or bedding onus a L i Eel aye nounee Un Cm et by are shortest notice and loweat ponsible pricer, 293 Peart wtrees, 4th doo CAbirounta, DAGUERREOTY?ES. PERSONS ABOUT to visit California, and desirous to leave their lilo cases with their friendr, woudd de well to call at Brady's, Nos 215 and ‘27 Prosdway, where, by reason of recent improvements and ad- ditions to stabliehment, faithful and true likonesses may be obtained mt the shortest notice. 000 Und. ‘Tueeday, 27th February, by onder of the Department, tod States Muskets, OR SALE—THE STEAMER NEWS BOYS, WHICH FOR ‘monche past hae beon employed by the News Asso- Ciation :# tats city, for the collection ut 8 built m Now York, of the beat mati ria 1845; ie coppered and copper fast ned, and o sions:— Length 134 fo»: 4 inohes, breadth 23 feet 6 ino! 2de 18-95 tor oh oylicder and . Her boi'er is entirely new, and cost, including fix rae and the ex if Putting op board, ahout $3. She fength, 8} r good qualitirs, iv believed nos to b- eurpsm REWARDS, QHO i Wakd—TakoOORE BeaRosLE, Re cently a collector in the employmeat of the De. aware and Hudson Canal Compsny, having avsnted himeelf about $2700 be'onging to the company, a roward of $50 by the company to any persou who will deliv-r bim by any ; i ins fh egeay stam iin esi nd ga num ice | poset pan is auras. Hor fr prdolan Ay it, All persons indebted to the oompary are horoby cautioned | St this: Mico. agsingt makirg apy further payments to him on {te account By order of the Board, JOON WURTS Prosidant, OST OR MISLATD—CuX18'3 CERIFLOATE3 FOR MEXI, oan claims, to f $13,000, Whoever will return treet in the office of H. 8. LOOME4. OR SALE—TBE SUPERIOR, FaST SalLI G COP?ER- ed and copper fastened sxip Augeliqne, burtnen 420 tons, or ‘About 4.500 barn Ir; coppered eighteen wonths rince, and can be sent to sea at a moderate expense. Tho vessel has two cabive on deck and a roomy steerage, to sosommodate about 31 second ca io, besides 100 of moro steerage passongers, The & full inventory, and can be seen at Pier 9 North ri termaanply to SUBUCHARDT & GEBHAND. 21 Nas A ROUBLE BEOIUM PRESS POR BALE, v ita TRO | ovlinder for rollers, in firet rate order. Apply at the desk, in tania cttee, TTo BUILDERS AND CAPITALISTS —voR SALE cutar, | ‘two full Luts on the eouth side ot Sch etroot, between Third. | and Lexingion avenues, There Lote will be sold together or feparately.. Nearly the whole of the parchaco money may remain on bond and mortgage, at six per cen’. Apply to ARENT DEKLYN, No, 6 City Hall Placa, O MERCHANT TaILORS—FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND Fixiures of a Worobant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing binsan atreot, _ KOUND, Se. oun. N WAVERLY PLACE, 4 PURSE CONTAINING a few collars, which the ownrr con have by calling at room No 6 in Union Theological Seminary, 9 University piace, and poying for advertiaing. SPKC! AL NOTICES, DD FELLOWS’ BALL, CORNER GRAND AND CENTRE streete.—The Brothers Pi rkine respeotfully oail the atten tion cf all lovers of venison and bear steaks to the factor their ing received this day from the forests of Pennsylvania, two ree magnificovt St-g+, aad one splendid ‘0 wre resdy to eerve them upin avers atvia. 0. 0. ¥—THE MEMBERS OF ST@ANGERY KETUGE Establishment, No. 290 Greenwich, corner of ‘eehit Mi A ¢ Lodge, No, 4, I. 0. O-¥, are parsioularly requested ts be punctual at their regulog meoiing on Monday cvooing next, Feb TO LET. ruary 9th, ae Lusiness of great importance will be b oucht be | ~~~~~~~0~~-~0 nw nnn fure them. WM. W. SMITA, N.G, 0 LEf—T#O LOFTS IN 810RE NO. 138 AND TWO IN Tuomas U. Bews Secretary. ‘No 140, Fulton street, between Br 4 Va-enn atroot, PDWARD MaCOMHER aherky arent, Apriy to 0 LET—THE LARGE HOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY TT MEM BERS OF GREENWICH LODGE, NO 40, L. are F, Tequested to be punoturl in their attendance at the lodge rocme, on Monday evening, Fob 26th, to take Lato onsite. ‘and Capal strect; the two-story house, No. 150 Laurens s:rvot ration the propriety of obanging our present lnoxtion. By order, | the three stury home, opposite the now Haven *ailroat Dupot, J.P, WATERBURRY,N.G. "| in Canal sirect; the house, $24 Browdway: two large vooms, for a ___ FAMERS HAYS, EW YORK YACU? CLUG.—MEMBERS INTENDING TO dive with the club om Wedsesday next, must have their mance on the list by Mcnday. Listeat the Union Club, and No, 8 Wall stree*, F EDWAbD HARPER, WHO LEFT ENGLAND ABOUT the year E34 is living: and will communicate wita Me. Tao mas Keen, of No.6 Garlick Hill, Londo, be may hear of soaie- thing to his advantage. UDSON @IVER RAILRVAD Mortgage Bonds for $244i,000—payadle I interes ener. lodge rooms or daguerreotype ousinese, Apply to”. VICKIS, 166 William street. NO LET—10 A PRIVaTE FAMILY, A MODERN SUILT three story howse, ia East Broadway. A tamily, oonsistiog of three persona, wistes to remain ard board with ‘ogoupants Referemves given and required, Address box No. SM) post oifloe TWOSTORY HOUSE IN BRUADWAY, N&AR PRINCE ‘stcoet, to let from the first of May, to a family without chil. dren, where the reat will be taken outin board, No boarding housekeepers need apply, Addross W. R. at this offise wil: be punctually attended to, 0 MANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS—TO Let Jn the centre of Brooklyn pc easlon gives dret ot May nex large ry building and lute adjoining with Inege stcam en- €be, gearing, and shop tools, in good conditiem. Apply wt No. 25 Broad street, New York. rion into f $5,000, 81,000, and ja for an isaue of the bonds $509 000, at not ed at tho offige of the company till the be ayo3 to such [oa ces Btock- of tl subse! amt reference on equal ter: he oxtes of their stoca, and bonds to the full amount of stock held will be inwocd to all stockholders makiog apptication, ani offoring tor ne equsl to others. Payment for bonds taken may be made as the his MEDICAL. ‘OCTOR POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, ke. ATTENDS 28 ‘usual exclusively to the dievass of the Kye and Ear, at 261 Broadway, entrance 1}4 Warren street, where can be’ bad bis Preset ‘Treatise on the Eye—price 50 cents. Al his Self-Acting Eye Seger ten pt eld one hall in Apel Fountains for strevgthening the eyes. Artificial eye inserted. Wee ees de wccetuacente wertadae As aga oll al 'ADICAL CURE OF CORNS—DR. SHIRIAKOFF, FROW Scmmirsion, to be etatet in prop sais, will bo allowed to brokers [oly pera ba pela ey olped ong ef ard other agents, who may make up lists for not less than $5,000 Tes ee tereeblnto retiel. Vile otleeia ove Chseavers viet in amount, which are aceepted, whether for stockholders or others, sind a a ah seators sterol, Now York, February 13th, 1819 00 HOF MENS Treasurer, jew York, Copres of the form of bond and mortgage may be had o1 DD ®_ZE77RIES ANTIDOTE (8 THE MOST EYFECTUAL cation at the offire of the company. ) Greparation sold for Gonorrnca and other disorders of the $ " ~ Bexaal Organs experionce proved that it will radi- OTICE.—THB SUBSCKIBRKS HEREBY GIVE NOTICN | cally cure any onse. “Ibis dosirasle rosult is obtained in from of thelr intention to apply to the Legislature of the Stateof | two to ten days, apd as it neither creates nausea nor offoads the New York, during the prosent session thercof, for an act te inocr- | palate, and ronders unecessary any deviation im dict or intor- te Ives and their associates, with soapital of two Foption to ugoal purvaite sound sleep, ot healthy digest on, the ions of dollars under the to name of “The United States | nuisance is thus removed as speedily as is 00 t with the ail 8 ‘Company, New York and Li “2 Production of thoroogh snd permanent cure. Ite ingrodiente pose of running « line of between New York and | are entirely vegetable, and no injurious offect, either constite- fi fa jan. tionally of local ee ae ice $1 per bottle, JAMES BROWN, Bole Agent for tile olty, C. H. RING, 199 Broséway, corner Joba EDWARD K. OOLLINS, | siseet LAS ORR. 500 AEWARD-—CROSSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR ‘Of ail remedies yot disco- vered for the above complaint, this is the most certain; it makes | ‘8 spoo ly and permanent cure withvut tho least restriction in diety dnak, io erated change in application to business. The pro- pate? ye) ‘@ single instance of recep: gonorrhma to be ight which ixture will not cure, under forfeiture of $500, | Many are cured in two daye Sold at the ah] store, 273 Broadway. Irving House. gorner + Chambers street. Dee BOSTM ICE (LECIUREH, ON THE GENITAL | ‘Venereal, RITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE [INSURANCE COwPANY, 35 Cornhill. Londow, and 2 New street, New York, estabil hed in 1820; Capital $3,000 0\v—Califoraia - The geavral agent in New York, has received instructions, ‘Niagara, from the Board of Directors, in Lendom, to continue to take California rieks, Medics! examiners~John C. , Eoq, M.D, 473 Brosdvay; F. U. Johnston, * M.D. 762 emda, agent for the United States, FREDERICK "ALMONSON, No.2i Now street. ‘Organs, and author of'@ work on Strictures, aud | COM BIER, DIRECTOR, | ail dlseases of « privaté natere, 77 splenaid pla xtract from neat the Bourss, For- | the Boston and Surgical Jou % may be said, fearlesaly, to be equal to Ricord's or Aotin's works on the ramé ‘and far superi«r to an: country.” Fries, su Impotency, bo, 14 — author, 54 Br THB “PRACTICAL PRIVATE wich street—oftice hours9 to 12 A “hed the kind ever den Vietcires, No, Author of mericana ging t 1. Kopeo w ce, $1 ay. tary View, 2 Bradway: aud of orderr, Fax rded tion given on commercial matters, travellisg, &c. Subscription to all putlicstions—sdvertirements. Purchsse any in kind of gvods Om c+ mmisator room is attached to tho agency, all orders ‘executed with care and despatch, on the most moderate ros. OTICE TO CREDITORS.—BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the te of Suffolk county, notice ts hereby giv —Dk. HUNTER WILL FORPKIT ANY SUM. IF accordion lam to. alk persone Mati sistas anciney Sither | $80 tating 0 cure any cure of meretdimesy that James ( ohn ror Monroe Onborn, late of the town | under bis care, no matter bow loug standing or aft ot of Urockbaven. In tbe county of Soffotk, deoeased, thet they are | tiet te are invited to hie Diepoosry, Ne. Division aired to exhibit the same with vouvhers thereof, to ‘thousands are cured yerrly, by his practical exp rience and great 1d deceased. respectively, at tials and credits of she | remedion. Stranecre, sotien are witelied vocal ca the dootee eed om ¢ 7 tity of New tye Boal ve Od Procdwraz, in the | Hig Wed Drop scte like magic to diveasou of this olvae. Read and sity of New York, on The afflicted would do well to refl-ot before trustiag their or before 1 ha rl REVAN, Administrator. hhappir-eso. and, iy many cases, the x lives in the hands of Pete 4's nba hoo ces poysioiaus igvorant cf this clacect maladicn,. Its cercataly im He MEIN aes) ay eons at Beak Led ag as, coca Satan a yen le are subject vs Tespectad'e van Le sonbeaviainierys leet brave, in ibighhe iz more soe han hia Brose srofw 7 , f , 3 votes: of is thins an wady. a A iyaRNpRD VOL PY RAG Oary: | Hee H cee keke ed et gab anee te ents Ae utl te eaitind a coe | 0 Ftates, ia merourial a digousos, $1 por vial, ¥; eiyks exhibited in pablie | with airroti ne and a medical book erais ‘O8T BXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE MARAIED M]rintee contemplating marriage.—The Married Wersan's Private Medieal Companion, by Dr. Ar i, Mauriceun. Sixth edl- Nastan.up stairs, aud on. Price $l. This work meeting with ee ee eee Fade aha bias fuse er mated, ee uncnarried, aiuhragh 10 is im VAT BERF—CENTRE MARKET AGAINSC THR WORLD, | Which should Foivites Lalor, of No $0 and 31 M pose | gan discover ee ear eT, Pedi easte Coscseee | Boseamegt xo ior steerer, ral mr Cle) county, Cor ced by jr dees to be very superior teeter” | BB Fattereon, | PORCELAIN ENAMELLED PLaTEs FOR antiriutal be eeth, paten'ed by Dr. Lerott, No, 310 roadway, corner of Unites eT Wsrren atrect, arv allowed (by those who b em) vo | A.M. MAURI health com | ev atroat, posers unequalled advan efor the promotion of fort, apd appearance. Specimens and ertificates of tne highest a BROWN, STONE SEAL RNGRAVER AND HERALD | th T. Painter, 261 Broadway, oorner of Mi atrest, upstaira | baffled cate of Arms ongrav: Signet , Peacll Cases vod with Arms, Crests, Re. Coates of Arms 4 and paint | ot of trom $2 uj Books of Heraldry with 200,09 names Im 7B. COOPRE, 1 HATHAM formation given in Heraldry, ” Direc Wits trots baa tr the last fourtewa years enjoyed ‘extensive ‘Private diseases. He can oure OOL, TWINK, NAILS, Re-91000 POUNDS OF TWINK, & moet extensive practice imp one. 4 fleece tying: 100 bales ootton seine: DS wrap. ing.do.! 70 London and. Bridport seine wine. anor td ease, 0 i shoe thread. various quatit ox 3.00) casks out nails, beads and ‘ } es; 2,000 Ibe, first quality gilling twine, Zand 3 thread. For 2 secret habit in moa. This wets” MH eC RB RA eeUMING, 100 Pour street fod. tm haga hens hd THR UNITED oure warranted in every case, or no charg a —DR. MURPHY OF 68 ee falght and 1s oonfidontially rail ciao erat ie Navigation Ov., of he cures in two to ity and impotency cussessfully ARY. INTELLIGENCE BY THE mains, Wasuine ron, Feb. 1, 1849. fl Affatrs in California. _Officral le'ters from Calitornia establish our suspi- Picions ot the dangers ot anarchy from the absence ofan organized government in that terntory. There are come fifty ships at sea, which will arrive there almost simultaneously some four months hence, and when they come to precipitate their aygre- gate of 7,C00 or 8,600 passengers among the gold diggers, if still without law, there will be aa in- sunection. At about the same time, some 5,009 or 6,000 reinforcements will be poured into the territory overiand. No maa can venture to pre- dict the hazards of anarchy which this stat- of things must pro: uce, unless the stroag arm of the government is promptly put in. We are glad to hear that the naval force off the const is to be strengthened. Two or chree thousand voluateers, with permission to dig gold, ia smelt detach- meats, but subject to be called to arms at a mo- ment’s warning, would have a good effect 1a keep- ing the peace; and a detachment at San Fran- cisco, under such provisions a3 to secure then achare inthe dust, would arrest piracies, and the Stealing of ships left without their crews in the harbor; tor when there shall come to be a hua- dred vessels lett in the bay unproteuted, detach- ments of meu tromthe mines wiil be apt to cume down and meke off with them, especially thuse with plenty of provisions and supplies on board Washt «arow, Feb. 13, 1849. Business of Congress—Cali fornia and the Wilmot Proviso— The Camadian Reciprocity Biull--Loy- ally vs. Annexatton——Gossip, §c &c. It may be regarded as a fixed fact, that the pre- fent seasion of Congress will manage to git through a remarkably small amou .t ot basiness by the third day of March next. I: requires no very great mathematician to solve the ;roblem: if in two months and a half, the assembled wis iom of the nation does literally nothing, how much is i: probable they willdo in two weeks, To Louk at the yarda—miles, we should say— f spe -hea published at $16. column in the two pet papers her’, one would imagine that the Senate, at least, wa doing something ; and so it 1s—talking, and that isall. The present system of reporwug ie debates holds out irducemenis to the second and third rate men of the Senate to amplity whatever they may have to say, to an 1nconsiderable leagth, so as to sho* the world what smart fellows they are, whilet the leading men scarcely speak atall. The most trifliog private bi'l uflords an excuse for a “speech,” and by this means, day after day passes, end legislation, to all intents, remains 10 statu quo. : ‘The lute accounts from California, publ’shed in the Herald, show the absolute necessity of esta- blishing a government: in that country ‘or the protection of our citizens there. We read accounts of murders ard atrocities of ail kinds being com- mitted, but our legislators, sooner than give up an lota of an abstract priaciple, wil permit a state of society to exist in those distant provinces, which, if brought to their owa doors, would cause them to recoil with horror. Why not pass a territo- rtal_ bill, omitting the proviso; when you con- tend that slavery, being a municipal regulatien, cannot exist any where unless by legislative en- aciment? Truly, it this is so, and we would like to hearany “free soiler” deny it, it is ia itselt a sufficient guarantoe that slavery will not exist in | California as a State, and cannot as a territory. Itisa perfect absurdity, and yet it is an absurdity which may cost many a n+ble and brave spirit his life. It may be all very well just now, for gen- tlemen to prate about the Wilmot proviso and tree soil, but when the friends of those who have gone the shores of the Pacific, hear ot the deaths of heir fathers, their brothers, and their relatives, by the asgassin’s knite, these peddling politicisns will have a fearful responsibility to auswer. The state of soci-ty in California, even now, is repre- tented as being dreadtul, and those demagogues who, by their acts, refuse to extend the protection ot the United Srates over that country, may find th meelves breugit to a round tura much sooner than they expect, E Itas thought the consideration of the Canadian recipreeity ball will be resumed in the Senate oa Thureday next. It was delayed, we believe, in consequence of the absence ot Mr. Pearce, who intends to answer Mr_D1x’s capital speech in ta- vor of the measure. The opposition to the bill is now nea:ly confined to Southern gentlemen, os: tensibly on the ground of fear of Canadian competi- ticn, but really for fear of its ultimately leading to annexation. Mr. Corwin presented a petition from Ohio, to-day, in favor of the bill. New York aad Uhro are the two States which have most to fear from Canadian competiiioa, and their willingness that the measure should become a law, 18 a sul- ficient answer to the cry of the South, that the competition would be injurious. As to the bill leading to annexation, itis all fudge. The at q ation of Canada to the United States has long regarded, both in England and Canada, as a mere question of tame, and there is n@ doubt that, if England could decently get rid of all her North American provinces to-morrow, she would do so. Under the tree trade rule which now peerells, she derives no benefit whatever from them -on the contrary, they are an expenee to her. The Cana- dians derive now no advantages from their con- nection with a country thousands of miles away. Their produce goes into England precisely on the same footing as the produce of the world. Loyal- ty is merely a feeling held together by interest, and now that it 18 abrogated, the loyalty of the Canadians is fact receding below par. Some ot the Canadian journa's, in endeavoring to hide the growing feeling which is pervading Canad», ask “what would we gain by joining the United States?” Why, gentlemen, you would gain every thing. You would acquire a world wide field tor the ambition of your men of talent. You would have a government at your doors, instead of across the ocean. You would acquire nationality, which you have not now; for the Canadiaa in reality no more 18 a part and parcel of England, English government, or English teelings, than the manin the moon. The teeling, we repeat, is spreading far and wide throughout the ered that nothing but annexation to this Union will ever develope their resources ; and before many eare--perhaps we should say months—we will Lave them knocking at our doors for admission. But we have rather diverged from our subject-- the Reciprocity bill. We understand the Canadian Legislature has passed a reciprocity bill, exactly similar te the one now before Congress; and hus, | also, unanimously adopted a petitton to “her most, | gracious Majesty,” asking that the navigation of the St. Lawrence may be thrown open to the com- merce of the world; and which petition, it issaid, will be granted. But, whether it is or net, should form no r agon for our refusing to permit Canada | to forward her products to the ocean through our | canals and rivers. Itisa simple :atter of dollars | and cents, showinga he balance in our favor. Sir George Simpson, the Governor of the Hud- son Bay Company, 18 now here, for the purpose of pressing on the attention of Congress the sale of the property owned by the company in Oregon, within our limits. Wedo not understand the me- rits of the cage very clearly; but it was stated last ercion that the price demanded by the company | was exorbitant, the property being almost worth- less, consisting of old warehouses, which had been abandoned. fi this be so, we doubt if Sir George wil) gain by his visit here. As nothing 18 known regarding General Taylor’s olicy or his cabinet, definitely, we need not azard a guess on the matter—particularly as the old gentleman will be here so soon, and tell us all about it himeelf. We may, however, give a.piece of gossip which has something defiaite im it. 18 the etiquette, it appears, tor the President elect, upon hie arrival here, to call upon the Presideat’s lady. In case General Taylor should see fit’to follow this custom, it 18 understood Mrs. Polk will give him a dinner party for his edifivation--a sort of reunion, at which the political hatchet will Le buried in the sparkliog glass of—cold water, as the General 1s a temperance 1 Wasuinorton, Feb. 14, 1849, The Cownting of the Votes for President and Vice President--The Branch Mint. The galleries of the House were crowded to-day, to witness the opening ot the certificates of the electors. Mr. Cocke made an ineffectu tl attempt | to admit the ladies to seats om the floor of the Houee ; Mr. Atkinson objected, saying that that wasnota suitable place forthem. This waseither acompliment to the fair sex, and an int:mation that an upper ephere was more suitable to them, oraslur, thet they would be in danger by being brought down from their high position to the level of members. Perhaps it was both. Aa hour and a quarter was occupied in opening, counting, and summing vp. When the Vice President annouue- ed that Zaehary Taylor was elected President, and Millard Fillmore Vice President, there was no demonstration of joy or otherwise. It was a matter of course, and, as Mr. Sawyer said, the re- sult was admitted before the votes were counted. We spoke jocularly of General Walbridge, the other day, as “figuring round,” in connectio with others now sojourning at the capitol meant the remark inno wokind sense, as some- buy pore. The General's residence for some yeare in the West, has given him a general acquaintance ann pyaar nine ni TAR OM FRANCE, 18 CONSULTED DAILY RW PAPER HANGING: VaReS & CO, AT TH ‘on all secret eomplsints of long standing. a pesotice wld eatatlishioont, No. 39 Poori street, have teoetved a mast | Of se yeasnte the hea peale of Pyeees ons Greauny, "Tieaee SeaSUS Ce ei eine ena ee ravie'saaye) Omee N. W. corer Chatham and Duane sa, ; whet tony afer ts deatee a | tener ICAL PaiVAPE TREATISE ON wi wo IC, Al others, at very low prisea, The mows competent i, MALPHS FRACTION Lb Behar anignnn reed workmen to hang paper may he had un the shortest notes, ‘and oure of the Tal oogans, fnetedi aamuarvation, slates, |ANGINGS AND WINDOW SilaDea—NI Nuh boxes. This le tre uly tealy Lo, No, ITS Us ‘written 4 ig! Wihaity riven ie iain bo peas. = in ove! ‘edition, S4¥ pages. Ring papers. ‘author, 84 Greenwich streot, oF cS 4 rf low freoriment of mew patteros of panied wi wies tor the samo, most of the book solloss im tae U. i, with members frem that sect Upon these ho has continually pressed the importance of & branch mint in New York, the city of his adoption, aad