The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1849, Page 3

¢ Supreme Court —At Chambers, fore Judy» Huribat, Fee. 20 —Chamber Proctive —Hia Honor, during the youinder of this month will hear exparts motions ‘om balf-past 9 toll o’cloak From 11 o clock. and fe the balance of the dey, litigated motions will be Court Calendar—This Day. Cinovir Count.—Nos. 4. 15. 17 to 84,334, 25, 16, 23. ‘Swrenion Count —Nor 62 23.77, 144, 145, 147, 149, 12, 156. 160, 8, 830, 93. 83. 19, 22. $0, 31. 55, 71, B1, 16, ), 107, 207, 64, 2, 151, 95, 10, 68, 46, 40, 66, 136, 121, 29, 6, 61, 78, 28, 34, 53, 90. 166, 68, 85, 106, 26, 75, 162, to 36, imolusive, 168, 169. 170. Common Puss —-Nen, 81, 508 86, 87.88. 90. 92, 93, 4, 43, 18, 24, 25, 29, 32, 50, 51 59. 62, 66, 83, 85, 35, 42, 56, ‘ance Com- rruacy 2, 1849, ie was directed the extraocdinary moveaente of two of the teen Thin unexp cced measure called from © no tice, stating that ina sbort time ted: showing the company entitled ‘al 40 stated that the d'ssatistao'ion ¥ ginatod in their fears for the sequence of their assuring risks for ‘Smoot of the i surance offiv-s of che ois the risks. a litle ‘ime for examtnation, thom the extra premium exacted was more tal to the extra risk, aud ssveral of the heaviest offices ¢ “opened their books. Euter ining no doubt of the chia business, this compan parsu-d ® steady course, sow show an amounto! ousineseat this office, su‘Tisie: t, riflieys to guaranty entire vsoucity to all concarasd. To ‘cquainted with life in-urn ‘mutual plan, it is ndson the amount te idexce would be pre he fullest confidence, the geaclemon referred afety of the company, in fornia At that me. had takon the in rticulars, weehalle: mperisen with the best eos, iculars, weehalle ge ac mparison with the bast’ on ted companies of the kind here or elsewhere, Oar board of sdical advisers consiete of the fies: gentlemen of the profession the city. Our practical examiner, Or Schmidt, of 100 Cham fs atrect ranks high smoug the fest olass of his profesiion, ‘eamountof our tusiners is snfficiently large, and the che: oter of owr officers as genticu.an of eanazity and high in- ity ie w remove and put reat. the wrarranahle alarm i wo 403. the move fentiomen, Reverdy Johuson aatore, the former from Murylan were rece’ tly request d 10 sommunt. edpe of Mr. Abbett, the President of of t'ese goutiemen in reply are at ‘ to be exhibited toal) concerned. In speaking Mr. Abbett, the Hon, Mr. a ong other things, says have knewn him for several years us the ‘Iteasurce of the eal Company, of which f am adireotor, He ip excellent offeer, is a mau oi talent rnd strict intogeity, sud Joye, in high degree, the confidence of the community 1b waloh rerides” and then, “it may also be proper to add, that he ip ecustodian of a very large fund, of which I'am one of the tras sa The reply ofthe Tlon, x, Jonoaon ie @ualy commend fy and decided We may here cor fitentl>, tak Whether any hands, or promise better scourity to the t) thelr accu nulated preminen, to be created against 1s, 1s thus je on'y to sdi. the vame of Mayor Brady ithyanil as wo wero warrant din balleving, ean prove, though We sro now oom yy on which we relied originat:d tm pistake. In regard to the otner madenas, ‘we are prepared to ve, and in due time will prove ho not ouly abssuted ty bub notioned the tse of his name, and we leave it to him to justify Voourse, growing out of his fears for the risks we were taking + California, as host he may. We revret a controversy on, this bject, but. {¢ required, shall defend surestvae. nnd that wo believe aet auiocesstully. JOHN LIVINGSTON, Agent, No 61 Wall struct, New York. unjust prejudice attemo at reat Pana Fire Arms!—Fire Arms!—Joseph & Hart, ‘porters, manufacturers, ané d-aiers in every description of Te Arms; also sole agents for the eale of North's colebrated shines (called by some Hall's) They load at the breeoh, and ted for the Californ'a trade than any known arm. ZL iches: warranted to shot 200 portable barrel, onl; Harr Cam be loaded with grest rootd'ty, with either shot or M. Light in weight, an‘ are highly valued by the United States yand nary. For sale low, by EPO & HART, 74 Maiden lane. Best new crop Oolong Tea, /50c. lb.; best yang Hyson do., 753; very gond do., 50e,; Fret, German crushed r, 45.94. 7 Ibu; Stuart's, 4s, and 4s. 6d. 7 Ibe.; winter Lem| Bike. lion; Sperm cardles, 2s. and 2s. 6d.1b. For sale a! wwler's, Nos. 260 and 428 Groon wich streot, 76 Vesey atreot, and mer of Grand and Clinton streets Gold Pens—Persons going to California ould by all means take with trom one of the celebrated ichellon Gold Pens, which are warranted five years are portavle 1d convenient. and will outwear a cargo of quills or steel paps. ‘ld by J. ¥. SAVAGE, Jr., 15 Wall street. jold Pens repaired. Dress and Frock Coats cut In the most ar- le, trimmed in the riches mauner, made feom tho best tench cleth, dyed in the wool, made to order, can be had in sush sriety as to suit all tastes, sizes, and pockets, from $2 to $14 each, mer Nas:au and Beekman, $5 Suit Stor Theophilus Fiske wiil detiver his Second ecture at Clinton Ball, this (Wednesday) ever non the iscase without medicine. |r, Dods will give exrerimonts. yexy day for instruction in this science, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKI'T, ‘Tuesday, Fob. 2)—6 P. Me ‘The bulls have had things all their own way in Wall treet to-day. Quotations for the fancies are all up, ut the bears bring out immense quantities ef stock, nd sell any way to suit purcha: Most of the ope- ‘ations to-day were on time, b 'd sellers’ option, t slight variations from cash prices. Between two and bree thousand shares of some et the fancies were sold it the first board. Obio 6’sadvanced \ per cent; U. S. 1867, X; Reading mortgage bonds \; Harlem 3; Can- on Company, \{; Farmers’ Loan. $4; Long Island, }¢; Reading Railread, %, and Erie Railroad, new, X. At the second board there were large sales of Harlem, rithout change in prices. Long Island fell off 4; Santon Company \. The Sub-treasury hascommenord disgorging. About four hundred thousand dollars have been withdrawn ince last Saturday, over and above all payments on count of duties. At this r: this bug bear will soon sease frightening timid sp eculators, and the bears will nave nothing to hold up to intimidate tke bulls Money is much easier in the street, and if the packets due from Europe come along regularly in turn, the: will be no great demand for rpecie during the remain- der of the season. Accmmunication relative te the position and pros- pects of the Hudson River Railroad Company, will be found in this day’s paper Those interested in this work, will give it an attentive perusal, Counterfeit Twenti.s, of the State Bank of South Carolina, have been put in circulation. The signa- tures are very good, but the counterfeit plate is unlike the genuine. The vignette at the top and centre of the true bill is a female seated in # sheil car, drawn by een horses—in the spurious, a female with a vase pre. sented to a large spread eagle. At the bottom and centre of the genuine bill, is a plough and rake, on which rests a theaf of wheat—in the counterfeit is small eagle. Counterfeit Hundreds on the North- western Bank ef Virginia, are in circulation at Wheel- ing. There is nothing about them resembling the genuine but the filling up. Th exed table exhibits the number of miles of railroad opened in the United States, during the year 1848 :— Mites or Raturoan rae in tHe Uniteo Sratesy Cape Cod Railroad ... South Shore....... . Norfolk County Raiiroad.. . Milford Branch.. . Portland to Lewiston... New York and New Haven... Section of Ogdensburg Railroa Stony Branch. . * Lowell and Lawren New York and Erie.. woes New York, Herlem and Aibany Paterron and Ramapo, N.J... Washingtcn and Suratogs,.N Y « 4 New Haven Canal Road. Conn. o. 8 0 and Syracuse, N. Y I 41 iver and Lake Erie. 0! + 4 mand Indianapolis. a) Peterboro and Shirley. Mas: » 2 Michigan Central Read... « 60 Elizabeth and Somerville, N J. . 12 Morristown. N. J.... . ° . sere 12 Northern Read, Lake Champlain to Clinton Co. 14 Total mile: . . «1,009 Of this quantity 115 miles were in Massachusetts. 249 miles in New York, and 40 miles in Now Jersey; thy reat is distributed among the other New England States, Ohio, and Michigan. Some of tke Southern yailroed lines have been extended during the year 1848; but we have no returns showing to whatextent. The average cost per mile of the railroada constructed in 1848, was about thirty thousand dollars, which would make an aggregate expenditure for the year of thirty mill yf dollars, on these works. The number of miles of railroad in the United States in operation at the olore of the year 1848, was 5,449, which cost about hundred.and fifty millions of dollars. Theannexed statement exhibita the length aud cost of roads con- structed each year, compiled from the bert authori- ties:— It appears by this, that more thes one hundred and fifty two millions of dollars were invested in these works, at the clore of 1848. The number of milen oonstrurted and put into active operation in 1845, greatly oxneeds any previous year, being nearly doable that of 1333, With such snimmense extent of territory, we mast have, in a few years, double the leagth of read we now have, and the amount of money invested will s00n ex- ceed that employed im any other branch of industry, Im a few years, it will be larger than the aggregate of our public debt, the banking capital of the country, progress of these works are, therefors, becoming @ mat- ter of immense importance to the millions who have investments inthem. We are far in advance of Great Britain,in the eonstruotion of these works, considering our means and resources, 60 far asthe length of read is concerned, and @ few years will suffice to place us in the same position in the expenditure of capital ‘The annual report of the Erie (Peun.) Canal, from Erie to Beaver, gives the following estimate of the year’s busine Enre Cana, The total income of 1548, was $71,270 48 Expenditures ........++ 60,176 11 Net profits ......... steer sees BLL ODE 87 Amount of funds on hand. January 1,149. 3.465 91 LIABILITIE Stock paid. . * aoee 64.950 00 Bonds outstanding. .. - 742159 00 Interest, calculated up to lat 1849. 172.045 44 Due on award of damages by Canal Comui: i ease nnieiylanpete 2.160 00 Outetanding accountson the line—estimated 3.240 32 Total abilities... + $084 554 76 Deéuct cash on band cesese se 95.706 28 Total beyond cash on hand ..,.....$048 843 43 The amount of funds on hand has been applied to wards paying the interest on bonds and certificates, due on 1st January, 1849, via: 3 per osnt on the bonds, and 6 percent on the certificates The Governor of Iilinols, in his message to the Legis- lature of that State, put down the value of all lands under the control of the Canal Trus ees, at $3,500,000, including those sold last fal', pursuant to the law of 1843, That is,it appears, an over estimate. It ap- pears that the entire quantity of lands under the contrel of the Board of Trustees amounted to rearly 225,000 acres, and the number of lots in Chicago, and other towns along the line, amounted to 6,000. The whole lots and lands were valued at $2,126 000, of which $1,100.000 was for canal lands; the twa lots making up the balance. Of the lands, about 46.000 acres, apprai- sed at $308,000, weresold. The amount realised by sale exceeded the estimate by about $4000. In this is in- cluded about $79,000, the valuation of about 17,000 acres, which were entitled to preemption. Of the town lots over 2,000 were sold, producing about $570,, 000; being an advance upon their valuation of nearly $50,000. From this sum $11,000 ia to be deducted, being the aggregate of the fa'lures in making first pay- ments. Thus the total -mount of sales exceeds $769,- 000; while the lands yet unsold—179,000 acres and 4,000 lots—are appraised at $1,398,308. In Chicago there were 1,478 town lots, appraised at $630,000. Of there, 800 were sold for over $400,000; which was at a value exceeding their appraisement by nearly $40,000. Of this sum $90,000 was received trom lots entitled to pre-emption. The value of the re_ maining lots, according to the appraisement, is $260,000. The sales at the Suwmit amounted to $650. At Lockport the sales were $32,000, at an advance on the appraisement of $4,000. Tre unsold lands are valued at $46,000. Im Joliet $10,000 were received. The lots unsold are valued at $11,000. At Du Page, lots to the value of $1,500 were sold; $4,000 are yet un- sold. At Kankakee the lots are appraised at $10,500, No sales. At Morris, the sales were $7000, dt an ad. vance of $2,000. Unsold lands valued at $2000, At O:tawa the sales amounted to $54,000, being an ad_ vance on the appraisement of $4000. The unsold lots and lands are valued at $139,000. Of the amount sold, one fourth was received, being in the aggregate $237,000. The rents of lotsand lands, including rale of effects belonging to the cant amount to $13,000; while the expenses for appral ment, surveying, improving, and selling the lands lots, amount to $22,000. Stock Exchange. $1400 U 8 6's, 1856 104% 19 shs aubura RR. °8 5600 do | 1867 % 75 Canton Co 29% 5000 co 1868 60 do bao 40 6800 Ohio 6's, 1360 Ww do 6 3) ‘3000 do 100 do bis 397 ‘DCOU State 6’, 1860 100 do By! 5000 Kentucky 6's 5) Norwich & Wor 35 10450 Penneylvania S's 7536 45) Roading & R 2B 5000 do 7% WW do bio 251 10000 do 30 79" 2 do 25 1000 Reading Bonds 41% do B00 (26 700 do “4 o u% 15000 do 400 46) WU Harlem RR by. 000 Reading Mg Bonds (6% 490 do 553 #00 Erie 7's Wie 25 = do #10 58 Bshs Bank of America 95% 100 do £60 Og 100Fermers' Tr bIY 85% 10) go 1s 89 wD do a og | 969 do b90 | do eo 10 do baw 2544 | ‘80 Morris Canal 25 20 do. 35 D390 © 2534 Ww do vie 50 do 0 25" | 149 Utica RR 18° W Erie RR, new Gb Second Board. 5000 Treasury Notes, 6 250 he Hariom RR. 53% 2000 Kentucky 6's, 1574 dou do 9 Bs 30) sha LI RR Thursoay wo do a 6876 | 100 ‘do 100 do sis 10 do 40 do bw GIN 150 Canton Co 190 do 6) 591 do bow Ww do bx 18 Farmers’ Loan b1U Bw) do 3 579 200 do bs 50 do at B87y ‘(8 BEXEWE) EVERY MORNING, CROCKERY, CHLVa, GLASS AND Bartienware, Fancy Arcivies, &ni G netioneer —Jacob 8. Plavt will sell, this day, ge Sales Room over the Anetion Store, by ca:a, Kenora’ agiortacent a8 above, oonsiscing of a fall amortment of light bine fllet te mated throughout, vis: mu ‘Taw, 4 to 7 io twilllers, dish+s bakers, teu seta, Londow ant Iti coftces, juge, toilet were €0.; alto out crateha idles, 1s, buwisand eauicers, Write granits, of all kinds, lowered bue do, of Ist aid 2d quality; d pt aude ¢, ware, yellow ware, &e.. aly. to aataty aa exeoutiin, fer cast, the rtook o’ adcaler cous fs gyaoral scortment of chin&, earthenware a ‘ock on hand of alamp stor, consi lamps, mantel orpaments, vases, Xe ; of an immigrant, several is willow and painted leo, 1) casks nud boxe orveta, (spice jars, castor 0, 200 yellow tenpora one hogshead buruished oid or Ismps, glubes; slco, glass ware to: vir: tumblers. salts p neg, deosnters, jars, &c.: also, ow acount of the importer, hon delivery. thros drates china, @ general agsor'ment; also, a good assortment of kaives ard forks in lots to suit ¢eal-rs. tor trays, waiters, ko N. B.— ‘The sale will be adjouraed »¢ | o'clock, fur nalt an honr, to pattak of refresiments, which will bs farat-hed for puroh: glass; nls, for cach, the 4 ct gitandolos anlar also, Tor eaeh, for ace : aldo, 3) Liverpool nt of the imanufactarer, oad ert. NN. B— Suma under $50, cash; over $50 and under $ 00, 6 daya: over $100 9 days, for approved endorwed notes. Tho atwentioa of crockery dcslers, who can conform to the terms of the eal, ix Cirected to the same. NTHONY J, BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. —VALUABLE Real Estat on Ninth avenue and Tniriy fowrih street — By virtue of an order of Anthony |. Robertsoa, the subse er#, executors of "Louis J. ‘Timolat, deceased will sell at piblic auction at the Meronants’ Exchange ou Friday, the 2 day of February, 1*49, at 12 o'cicek, the tivo story frame Honae corser of Ninth avenue aud Thirty.fourth s:reet, ‘The lot is 24 feet 8 incdes front ard rear, avd 100 fert in fengih. Also, the two atory frame Bouse divided in two houses, with stores Tho lot ia front and Tear 24 fiet inches, aud in lorgth U0 fact on wach side two lotr « ud fronting on Trirty fourth stroet, I of ihe Ninth avenus, each lot 25 fest front and rear, inches in lergth on each side, P&TER A. HEGEWAN, LOUIS J. 11 MOLaT, SMAGNIFICENT PAINTINGS, SUITABLE or Saloon. Anthony J.B eao Mu } Exrcutors, ARGE AND; for @ Chureh, Parlor Gell at anetion, on Thursday, 22d inat,. at Il o'clook, A sales rom, No.7 Broxd etreet, without reserve, to tl est bidder, two splendid Vaintings, by tho the great masters, Guido Revi, and Guido of Bologna; one of them repraganti Joneph int rpreting Pharaoh's dream - the other a maguifioen' Teprerentation of the fruite acd flowers of Eur pe and Amorica. ‘The sale will be tor cash, to close a igement. M. HOFFMA AUOCTIONEER.—UNITED STATES Muskete at A —L M, Hofftaan & Co, will sell, on Tuesday, 27th inst, at 12.0’o ook, a” Atlantic Dook Store, No’ 2%, Brookiya, by order of the Unived Staten, #4 Un tod States Maakota ‘part ef which will be sold peremptorily, Caraloguas will be rosy, and the muskets cam be examined taree days pre Ny U8! ious to sale. RUGS ASD DUG FIXTURES AT AUCTION-—CON. tisting (i eupericr mahogany and cherry front drawers, scales, count rs, niarbie slabs, show cases, soda fixtures fountains, ete ; the whole to bo sod a) anction. at Ne. 210 Chatham street, on Wednesday. t 10 o'clock. OR BALK, A DOUBLE WEDIVW PRESS POR SALR, WITH IRON cylinder for rollers, {n firet rate order. Apply at the desk, in tie office, 0 MERCHANT PATLORS—FOK MOLE, THR STOCK AND Fixtares of s Morohant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing Retadlishmont, No. 22) Greonwich, corner of Robinson street, near the Washinton Market. neon wishing to © in the busincen the looation 1s un exodtlont one, and cannot be’ eur. passed. For further particulars, inquire at the store. MISCELLANBUUS, UTTER FROLUCED FROM SWERT MI'K IN PROM Hight minnten—Anthony & Emorron's Double Aot ‘hurn will ke exhibited during this week at the Ame- corner of Broadway and Anthony stroet, where Il be made daily at 12 o'clock. The public aro tavi- and ree one of most simple and valuable labor | third. Th | of age will be admitted without = | Rerg't W iltiarn Hibard, Alfred Broadway, REWARDS, GTOLEN-ON TAE 77TH INST. PROM THE PARLOR OF the Astor Bouse, » Miviature Pai tivg on ivory, nesely « full length likencas of a young lady, rescing one arm on a variezaced narbletace: in the ether hand she holdy a misiature of ap abvont friond o iover, She has leng, light ringlete, her dross a gresn vwolvet eyencer. Jow on the neck arms, a'thin kersaief over hur shoulders, the ssirt white satin: in the buck ground so:@ loose drapery. vaee of flowers, (as che bolt +m of the sama is the aitist’s name) the sky wcleoticg up of xetorm. Ten dollars, with thanks. will be «iven to the person re'wrulng the piocure to he etfice of the Astor House. nr at 51 BR. Broadway, N.Y. TOLEN—LaST@VBNING,FROMUU DSON BIVEAd + errner of Hoboken aud Ws sunoc, ® Slavk Uioth Ciuak. ‘The thief is light complexioned cenp y pookwarked, goaterl 1D appearance, about five feet eleve. i che high, aud about tairty youre old, ‘A reward will be paid fur h s detection, teu aK. ANTED—A SITUATION AS G4RDENRR, OR GAR. douer and Bteward—A smart inteligect, yotue married aan, who has had s:v.ral years’ experience in the above line of business, ard Faving ® thorough knowledge of all tas various branches belonging to them, he hopes to give goueral satistiction to any gontlemon requiring his services. a lotr addressed W. G., care of Dr. Robiason, 144 Graud street, will be panotually attended to. ANTED—A MAN WHO CAN TASH CMARUE OF A Stable and understands Gardexing. 4 sine man, with good references, can obtain a permaue obsitastioa ») applyin, at ‘the office of Carrell & Co, 68 Fulton street. ANTRD—A YOUNG MaN, \7 ¥aR3 OUD, WISUR3 to bind himeelf to the Coppersmith, Piumbing, ‘Carpsater, or some ctLer respectable trade. Can be ‘well recommended and will be wen at No. 5 Union Court, besweea Bieventa aad Tweitta aireete, Uviversity Place, for a week. ANTED—A GRANITE CUTTER AND SETT_8, TU GO toa Southern city. Apply co 4. A. DENMAN & CO, foot West 29h» ANTED—BY a BRSPECIABLE GIRL, a SILUALLON AS chambermaid or mur. or .0 do gsae al housework ine saall private family. Good vity re.ecoases givou. eleasy u,-ply at5é Gouverneur street. W A5TED—A4 SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTA SUR YOUNG woran—She is experieuced in ovoking, wad is & frst rave washer and ironei an do the gerersl nose work of a emall rivate family. Cau be sen this day ac LY Motratreet. Thy Besvof city refereneen oan be given ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOU \G woman, ® eituation iu @ confeowonary or « fancy store, who bas been axjuainted with the business, Good ratero.ces ‘ven, Apply at 68 Bridge street, Brovklyn, Eituer a note to WG. or personal interview, will be promptly ationdsd to. Can be seen for k if not engages, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPE ‘woman, as Cuok, Washer. or Lroner, 19a short di im 'tte country, iven, Apply at 147 Third ave ue ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN Git, A SITUATION AS Seamstress, or to take care of children. Apply aus Pacitio street, Brooklyn, (hurd houoe from Sinith, Can be reoa all this week. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTABLE PRO Aestant young woman, as Nurse and Sesmetress, or Jham. Enquire at 134 Grand strect, thied vor. ILLIAMSBURGH PROPERTY.—WM. H, FRANKLIN & Son will eel! at auction, ia the Merchants’ Exch inge, to morrow, Feb. 22, at 12 o'clock, the new two story and basement brick house, and thee lots, on the coruer of Loruner and Uon- ‘or partioulars inqui 0 ANTED.—A RESPECTABLE, MIDDLE 4GED MaN’ With tho beat of city references, wants @ situation as As’ sistant Bock beeper, or Salesmay Kk ima whole je grocery, sh ppirg, or comm: Please address D. ©, H,, care ot K. B. DALY, 67 Pearl stret, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, ay plain Cook. and first rate Washer and Ironer. Has good city reference, Has lived five years in ter last ylao:, Apply at sBLB YOUNG tas no ohjeation to The beat of city referencs SITUATION, RY A RESPEUTABLE YOU 4G 8 Chambormeid and Weiter, in s private family. The most urexcepti: nablo references ,iveu. lenyo call at 276 Mulberry atroet, 24 fo TP? WHOLESALE MERCHANTS —s YOUNG MAN NOW going West, and experienced as a Commercial Traveller in dry goods, ironmongery, hardware, ges ries, Wo, wishos an ene gnpement with a respectable wholeasls houso, a8 Traveller, to ucheit orders by patterns, collect accou ite, We, on eush terns Ay may be agreed on. A line addroseed, this day or to-morrow, will meetattention, C. B. A., Herald Off OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND child, seven years old, in a reepootable privete where there are only a few boarders. One large room, or rvom and closet, will be required, ext er furnished or unfaraiche*, ina central situation ; west side prefurred The gentieman will dine athome only on Sunday. Addrecs ¥.°R., Herald Uilice, stating germs and location, ‘OUSE WANTE! A NKAT AND CONVENIENT HOUSE for a respectable family, with parlors, bedrooms, pautries, and basement, situated between Broome and Fulton streets, either East or West of Broadway. Ront not to oxseed $300, A line addresed to B. D, C., Horald Office, will mest with immediate attention. SPKUI A.—THE MEM3E88S OF PUTNAM OTICE.—0. OF Chapter, No 8, are requested to m et Grand street,) on ‘Thureday, 22d in ticipate with other Chapters in ys By order, GW. BOW INeY, YORK YACHT CLUB.-THE FIR3T GENERAL meeting for 1849 will be held at the St. Charios fH. tol, on the Rint inst, at3% P.M. Dinnerats, G, R. J. BOW DViN, _ Reosrding Socrotary, HE NEW YORK ROUG AND READY CLUB, ES tablished in 1846, will celebrate Washington's Birthday, and the Battle of Buena Vista, by a Liye dipaer Vaaxhall Gar- den, on the 22d of February, Tickets can bo obtained by making application to the office of the Evening Mirror, Vauahali Garde and of either of the Committee of Arrangements. Dinner will be on the table precisely at 7 o'clock, P. M. OTICE—THE CITIZENS OF THE TWELFTA WARD ‘are requested to mest at the Jarge room over Mr. Carman's store, corner of 10th avenue and Lich street, on Thursday eveniog, the 324 instant, to take into eontiderati-n suon amendments of the charter of the city ag will tend to the improvement of tio same, and rush otlier business ae m: before the mestiag. G\IKST TROOP WASHINGTO™ GREYS—MILITARY AND Civic Ball on Washington's Birthiay, February 224, 1819, at Astor Place Opera House. ‘To prevent av ‘committee would state that gentlemen holding above named Ball will conform with the following arrangementa: ‘Thetin consequence of i: being impossible to seat, the pany at two acts of tables, asstatod in the circular, it will bane. ccstsry, to give comfort to'all, to est three insterd. The oompany the t | arriving first will be proviged with tickets for tho first suppor— thore arr ving next, for the reeoud—and thos» arriving last, for the hey We 0 atate that no male person over ten years icket; all children under thy above age will be furnished with supper tokete, and be consl-ered the same as grown pertons. | Also, Would | understood that no monty will be received at the door, excep’ he circular ae companyi gentlemen's tickets jea for. Military revelo- men are particularly requestee to appear io uaiforra, withous sidearms Captain J. M. Varian, Chairman; Serz’t George Jacaks, William Lalor, Willem ryaut Lawrence, Joseph a Ball Wil iam Robins, Imer, Joseph G. Browning: Philip W. Romaine, sec B.—The driversof ll earrioges bringing com pany to are recuested to ast them down with the horses’ beads to and tako them up in reverse order, UDSON RIVER RAILRVAD CO! Mortgege Bonds for $541,000—pay interest at7 Fobreary an par until five y asrequind. Zealed proposals for Company, as desorited al hem, Philip MPANY. le Int, Februsry, 1369— romi-annually, on Tat version into stock at 000, $1,000, and $500, the bonds of this vant of $500 000, at not lows tran pur, will te received at the office of the company till the 26th inst answers will be given to such proposals. Stock. itions of the eriginal subseription, are on. he preference ca equal terms, to the extent of the amount of their stock, and bonds to the full smiount of stock held will be issued to all stockholders makirx application, and offering tor as equal to others. Payment for bonds taken may be made at th convenience of takers during tho present and su:ceediog month, or, to the extent of not exo-eding cno half in April; and bocds Will be issued an required, five per cont. of the amount to be de posited on the acceptance of the respactive propaeals. Am agency Sommirsion, to be stato! in prop ealr, will. be allowed to brokers ord other agents, who may make up liste for not less than $5,000 in amount, which are aceepted, whether for stookholders or others, INO. M. HOPKINS, Treasurer, New York, February 13th, 1849 Copies of the form of bond and mortgage may be had on appli- cation at the office of the company. IN oie SUBSCKIBEKS HEREBY GIVE NOTION of their intention to apply to the Legulatare of tho State of New York, during the prosent sestion thereof, for au act te incor: ‘te themssivoa and their associates, with soapital of two mil- ions of dollars under the corporate name of “ United Staics Mail Steamers Ce: , New York and Liverpool Line,” for the pose of sunaing's faa of stoamers betwoos New Work and Eivorpvoi, in Bugtand.—Jan. 15, 1669, {APEC on, E, Riags, ~ W. 8. WETMORE. ARM AT KINGSBRIDGE TO LKT.—THE PARW FOR- mmerly occupied by Kdward Cromwell bavisg apom its good comfertable houre and barn, and a large orchard of the best ind of applea and cherries, &o,, ‘and containing about 8) acres of up Innd snd 6 acres of enlt meadow.” Pontesion given on the first of April nex: For terms apply to abraham Valentine, in the town of Youkers, about one mile from the depot at Williams’ Bridge, or to ‘A. G. VALENTINE, 165 Front at, I Y TO LET OR LEASK—THE OLD £3TAD- fectory Brondway and Litpenard otreet, Write let or lensed for a term of Iv i Sttod up in good sty and immediate posession can ven. ri r P, DI 105 Wittarn street. 10 MANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS.—TO LBT, in the contre of Breoldys. pomession given first of May next, a large tectory building aud lots adjoining. with large steam en- nee g, and shop tools, in good conditien, Apply at No, houee No 1] Barclay strcot, which can be soon from 4 to 5 Rent, $1,600, snd unquestionable security required, Apply Tous, pleaeantiy rituated in tho vicinity of St, Johu's Park, Tho rent taken ip board by small family, cousisting of « gontie- eet, New York. rm, hy note to No. 12 Warren street. fen, wife. mother and child, Possension immediately, or on the Othioe. 0 HOA RDING-BOUSE KERPERS—TO LET, THE LARGE P[*0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, A NEAT TARBE STORY Is° of May. address B. B. C., Broadway Post MUSICAL. BRADBURY & Nash's MUSICAL ACADEMY, NO. 41 Broadway.—Merers. B. & N. will commence @ Glee Class noxt ‘Thursday ovening, at 73 o'olock; also an elomentary clay on ‘Tvceday evening, at 736 o'clock. Private instruotion on the piano $5 por quarter. aABUSOMER TS, FO RII ee A OOS OWERY THEA, *E—WEDNESDAY EVENING, Fea. Will oommease with THE Last Days % Giewous, Mr. J. A. Hall; isa Wemyss. Provions to tno Lant Daye of Pompaii "ated the comedy of TURNING TOR TASLES—Jack Humphries, 4r. ¥ inana; Mr. Kuibbs, Mr, Sratiord, Jereniad bumps, Mr. J.B, Hall, Tom Thoratoa, Mr Werwick: Mra Knebbs, Mra. Waloot. fo oencine th ALOAN r pete M. Soost; Ly will be 0 Mea iP j@. Doors open at HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM —Wedne Kvoning, Fetruary 21, will be arted the farco ot A LOAN OF? 4 WIFK—Mr, Lobjsit Mr. Pardey: Oacator us L tjeit, Mr. W. B. Chapman Alphonse, Miss Milve Gritger, Mr. Isherwood. After which MOSE IN CALIPORNIA— Mose, ir. Chaufrau; Sykesoy, Mr. Seymour; a lishroud, Mr. WB Chapman; Lise, clude with ROSINA M&aDO} 98 EB Most WS— Harry ¥ ndon, Mr. Meadows, Mr McFarland; Jethro Komma Meadows, Mise 8. ; Mire. man; Alice Warren, Mise F. Gordon, Box cents, Doors open 80 036 0’olock—com mer | afore, | AMUSA MEN Ta. A. MASSHALL, PROrEe. ‘tae ‘dé Paice Me, ROADWAY THEATRE—E. . tor,—Wennesday Evening, febreary 21, will be ew historical drama of KATE WOODAULG, OR Ci Liseets ‘Levd Howe, Mr. Mathe: eho 4 Mooricuioy Delanory, Mr, D3. ; Frey Kat thu 1 Mrs, Abbott: Mertha © codbull, Mra Isherwood. To conclude with the faree of NIPFED 1N THE BUD—Qalochard, Mr Hadaway; Havana, Galochase Mirs Telbin; Louise one eee eee, 60 o Gallery, 1336 cents. Dovrs open at halt past ty racand CHAMBERS STREST—WEDNES. oommenceat Boros THEATRE, will be performed JOHN BULL fday Evening, Fobrusry 2), job Thorn! Burton; Peregrine, Mr. Lynne; Daa, Mr. Mears; Sir Simon Roohdsle. Percy, To conclude with Mr, Smiler. Mr. Brougham; Spicgion, Mr, Bourton; Miss Seraphina Smith, Misa Mo M a Parquotte We; Family Olrole, Be. Doors open ctpe one Bi CAbway clacus, BROADWAY, NEAs SPRING St— Wodnvesds 5 21, the enteraiaments will com play ot elegant borsemenehipi so @ beautiful soone «f gymuartics by Mr. Sands and bis children, together with ® perlorwaAnce in toe srena, by Messrs Stout, Ruggles, Peres, Ha, kins, Walter Aymar, Mallory &c, ‘The whole to conolude, for the third time here, with the bur equ % scone, en. Uded, TH& PONY RACES, OR UNION COURSE IN MINIA- 1URE—Mowe, Mr. H. Gurdner; Widdy MoGowan, Mr. Pontiand; Fat Mr. Hauki « Italian Aymar; Miss Dinah Grinder, Mr. W. Crow, Mr. Dan Gardr Admisaion to ¢ of our Mires er, mission to every part of the heuse, itr HERO commence AND LI — Gannon; Suleym.n Aghe, Coe 5 lero, Mise Roberts. ‘To be followed by THE iT. JAMES'S—Master Thomas Smailbonee Mr. Holland; Lady Aliamode, Mra Henry: Lady Blanch Gray, Mis Nickinson, Atter which CAMARALZAMAN AND Ba DOURA—Bung. Mr. Nickineov; Maimoune, Misa M. Badoura, Mims Phillips. To covelude with ‘THE ML HOLIDAY—Simon Sparkes, Mr. Holland; Liout, Bowline, Mz. Reynolds Fanny Thompson, Mise Roberts Dros Ciro,’ j Upper Boxe it 12)60. "Doors open at 656; commence at 7. ONSADAT RTT nina, Fet.32, to NESDAY BYE. Mies Mi: BUHANICS' HALL, No.472 BBOADWAY, BETWEEN M Co oe wemey iyo every night during the n woek.—-The orginal and nown CMRISTY'S MINBT! organined 1842, tho eldest established company iu the world; the that to harmonise mogro molodios, and + tors of the present popular style of Ethiopian entertainments; whose concerts in Abie aity, for i wired of two yours, bates been patronized te an extent unperal y Any ADusoment it metropolis. They will have the houor Of continuing thot tubattable Converte avery wight, until turther notice, introducing at_ each representa 30m a. Narloty of aew Operatio, Burleaques, Songs and tholr aew Burlesque of their Voyage Musical. sion, 25 conta, Doors open at 7-—Concert to commence at 8 o'clock, An Af tornoop Concert every Saturday. oommenoing at o'olock. Ma- nagerand Director, K.P. CHRISTY. UNG'L'S BAND—MR, GUNG'L RESPECTFULLY AN- nounces to the pubic, at the solicitation of his numerous trends that he ie prepared to play with his band at balla, soirece, or private parties All applications must be addreseod to him at M6 bers atree! LYING STEAM T THE TABBRNACLE, ON WED. norday evening, Fobruary 2ist, will be exhibited an Aerial 81 1p in fal) operation, im connection with a scientific lestura, and various interesting illustrations. The Model Maohine, Gfteen feet long, will fly abeut the honee in circles, or in dirvet lines, by the power of ite \wn machmery, guided by its own helm, domon- strating the practicability of ssvling through the air. Doors open at7o'cl ck. Lesture to commence at 8 ‘chet 25 cents, to be tained at the HS GBA’ CHINESE MUSEUM, 6 BROADWAY, BE tween Spring and Prince atreets and tho only ono th thie country consiste of a great numbor of Life size figures of Chinese, ef all classes, several hundred Chineso paintings, apartments in houses; stores and. Yeseuls, models Vomples. and bridges, epceimens of Chinese manufactures, their agricultural and mechanical implements, instraments of music, lanterns, &e, dally, Admittance, 35 fo, Open from nine A.M. till 18 PM. oonts; Children under twelve, half-price. UALIFUNNIA, a POR CHAGRES AND THE GOLD REGIONS—THE FINE packet echcoxer SPLENDID, Baker, master, having beon fitted up expressly {or the ancomr olation of passongers, will be dexpatoned ae above positively on the 24th inst, For passage apply on board, at Pier § Kast Ri \OK SAN FKANCISUO, CALIFORNIA—TO SAIL ON THE wih, inat-—“The aplendid oosan steamship SENATOR, of 754 tons bur-hen, 220 feet loug by 30 ft. beam, built by Wm. Hl. Brown, Kea. in his best manner, without regard to expense, Morongines fire 450 horse power, und made by M Durham & Co., gure guarantee for their superior stron perfvotion. The Senator was built for James Cunninghat, sixth months ago, to ron between Boston, St. Johns and Halifax, and has boon severely tried, and proved herself not only very fast, but one of the finest tea boats that has been turned out of Mr. Brow: , and has hia certificate to that effect. Her saloons and siate rooms are magrificcs tly fitted up, for eomfort and the mumbr of passengers limited, |The owners have the pleasure of stating that she will be commanded by Lieut. Bache, U, 8, Navy, who has a perfe: lodge of the const, alsos thorough knowledge of steam steam engine, ‘Tho principal engineer is & practical and expe- rienced man. The ship will be well found for the passage and one or,two cf the owners will go to San Franoisoo in hor, which will en- gure attention aud comfort to . For passige only, as ao freight will be taken, appiy to WOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st, gpfmprovemente and additions arenow making to perlect hor for voyage. PEST STRAMSHIP FOR CHAGRES.—THE FI ooean steamship CHESAPEAKE, Capt. B. A. Mix, will posi- tively eail om the 4th February. On her arrival agres, pas. senrers will be conveyed to Craces by the steamboat Orus, thoreby Avoiding the pareage up the river in canoos, and arrangements are in progress to forward passengors without delay from Crnoos to Pansina,at which point they will meet the steamer of 15th loa Lott other rene 5 conveyance ye oes. Francisco, Dar tain will accompany the passengers to Panama, and he ing crossed Isthmus several Mime will be able to render valuabie eerviess and advice tu passengers. Passago, $100; onl firut olnsa paseengers taken. 300 pounds baggage allowed. eac pasenger, treight or extra baggage Gd conts por foot; apeoie, three yurthe por cent. Apniy to SMITH & STANTON, No. 14 Broad: A STEAMBOAT FOR CALIFORNIA—A MERCHANT OF thie elty ia about to purotase a swift and p.verfal Stoam- boat, of 285 tons burthen. She will be fitted up immodiacely for San Francisco, and bave accommodati n for about forty or fifty weengers. Her cost, when ready for ses, will be from $23.W) to 25,0 Ho is willing te invest in tho enterprise $10,080 or $15,000. Shares of will be given to make up the re. puired sum. |For turtner particulars in‘juire of Captain Abraham White Hail. P. 8. Itis the intention to place her in t profitable buarnoes after ber arri San Francieco. SIIVRLY FIRST VESSEl FOR CALIFORNIA —FOR fan Francisoo and Sutter's Fort —Ths new Baltimore clipper OKBIT, Gunning, master, now loading. will sail om the 25th. For freight or passsge, which can be eccured ou the most reason atlo terms, apply on board. foot of Market atreet ; or to JAMES A. VAN BRUNT 75 South street, corner Maiden lane, N.B —This veesel is the fastont sailer in port, OR SAN FRANCISCO—TAE SPLENDID NEW SHIP LOUISE AND CAROLINE, James dispateh about the middle of’ Mare new ,und expressly fitted up fe deck, and woll lighted and ve between éecks, She will be f RST CLASS , CALIFORNIA.—TE FINE, FAST ypared and copper fastened bark MAGDALA, three n Walter K. Uressy, now loading, and will sail ‘of March, lying at pier 27 Kast jento Mining wud Aas: Ae a Ti, duaceiation will be comp. sed of forty montbers, 10 will be joint owners in vessel, stores, and all articles apper. taining to the association, Four shares remain unsold. One s\are will be dispowd of to an experienced physician, and ono share ta ship carpenter, of undoubted character, The’ asa-cla- tion will hold an adjourned mei ting at Stouoall's Hotel, 131 Ful- ton street, this evening, at8 o'clock, By order WM. BRUCE, Prosident. FS CHAGRES DIRECT—TO SAIL ON THE aru INST— ‘The new and suserior built A 1, brig ALEDA, C 260 tus burden, copyered and oojper fastened. bx ions’ for passengers, will be despatalied for the orton Ue 20h toat, For freight or pasmuge: inquire of CLARKE Co,, 121 Water street; Or J. W. ELW BLL, 67 South at, OR CALI FORNIA.—THE 2p DIVISION OF THE CARSON ‘Atsociasion is now forming, and will hold its socond macting this evening, at 73 o'clook, at American Hall Committos Room, Broudway, corner of Grand street. We go by veseel to Galveston, —tience by stesmbont to San Felipe, on tho Brazos—thonoe overlia:d, via Austin'#l Paso, the Rio Gils, and fan Jouquin, Entire expense of journey, two mu! ‘three months’ surplng provisions, per man—$1i0, ‘The mutes willbe of great value to load trom dry stream pita to the washings, Start March 6th whole journey e—then fit for mi ready at any time after for e2 poditions tor provisions, new loo o. Full pate tioulars gives by D. HUUGA, Jr, 1 Pro +, President, POR 848 FRANCISCO, CALIFORNI4—FIRS” VESSEL— ‘To sali positively on Saturday, 24th instant.—The A I cop gered and copper fantened packet ahip4OuN G. CO3TER, Duriry, Master, 720 tone, will tail as above. ‘Tho accommodations in the eanin and second cabin are spacious and comfortable, the batween docks being well lighted and ventilated. Passengers by this ship are requested to have all their freight ard baggago on board on oF before Friday, the 23d inst., as no freight oan be received aftir that date. For balance of freight or paeeago, apply on board, at to Orleans picr, foot of Wall stree' HOWL, 54 and 56 South st., treet. . OF AND & ASPINWALL, or THE. P. STANTON, G1 South strent, eo! Ore res ited to send their bills ¢ office of nd & Aspinwall, Nore.—Shippers by thi of Iading for signature to O VERLAND ROUTE FOR CALIFORNIA._THE NEW York Persifer F. Smith Mining Association, mest on Menday, Wedneeday, and Friday evenings next, at7 o'clock P. M., at Con- tral Dail, corver of Grazd street and Centre Market Place. The Arsociation is nesr'y full, and will close the subseription book on Friday evenirg, 23d inet Shares $20, until books close, and if Any are admitted after, 10 per cent additional will be charged. ith them wagons, mashinery, tent food for five monthe, and serd arouud enough to last the balance ofa year. It is belicved that the salo of the wagons aad mulos at the Mines will more than the subscription. Persons sirous of Joining, will attend the meetings at Central Hall, lished by r. solve of the Asrociation Tuos. J. Smirn, Beo'y. Capt DAVID KISSNER, Prost, ORTABLE MILITARY TENTS OR MARQUEES.—GEZORGE Law, Esq, bas scoured control of the patent right for Gi Plan of oons ructing the above. These tents can be carried by band, ted ‘tram o most compact mauner, with the, flanged sorew ot overy thing completa, saying both woight and bulk. highly reeommended. and ber And are the mont sdvantagwons for exploring TieWreotatrect,cr at O. Kanouse's(t brass foundry, Jeracy City. Agent for the ale o 0 CALIFORNIA-FOR SALB_ONE HALE OF 4 ziss ehip ard oargo of provisions, consisting of Pork, Boot, Ficur, ne. There are fle ent providens ts last one hundsed wok rat. quality. Tho ship aailed about . The balf interest is insured for $15.10. They will be sold together or separately, cheap for cash. This offers a fair oppeatunity for companies that are going overland. They willbe exchanged for a stock of goods or real estate in the city or vioini- ty. Inquire at 156 Fulton st, 0 CALIFORNIANS.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAS HAD f Provisions and Gre ties for long voyages, bavirg been in the basiness for the last fifteen years applying the officers of the United States Navy and vessels ealling for ail parts of the world. His practioal Knowledge enables him to be of grout serviee to the inexperienced inentimating the quality and quantity necessary for individuals Basooiationa, U furnished will warranted to p. A. KEMP, 116 Wall street, New York. forte and singing, pire FORTE FOR SALE—FOR 6} ootavo Piane, made by one of wey cay ees years in use, pes rut ‘$350; i ate four worl Chairs. “appl at 108 It ey street. — LEYEL'S ( ELEBRATED P/ANOFORTES.— TOE SOLB depot of there renowned ing'rnments in the United States is ‘at the music store of KERKSIEG & BRANSING, 421 Broadway, two doors above Ganal at! _SmIPPING. JOR SAVANNA.—WEDNESDAY, FEBIUARY ‘a, 4 o'clock, P. M.—The new and very superior steamship (hero. ee, Tomah Ly 0b, texaier will Jenre af ahown. For fright or it 'y on board, at jer 4, North Riv or at 194 Fromt Treat to SAMURE L. MECC Shu, FINE TONED BALE, A the best manufacturers in taving machines ever invent OLD LEAF.~GU! D0 UBAF 4ANU FACTORY, g2 GRADE atroet, cheaper than any other ertablishment in the oity, and Warranted superior ot package. cash, bn 3 the 1m May to 112 “7b WAU clatoit 530 por plata 538 per Likewise, & large asserement of hooks, Pearl buttons. ko.. at the fr arporiaton, Total. ces ceeve rene ere16 460 OR SALK—THE SUBSTANTIAL Bauk Ma d rigging. Sai class versel. Apply to © Katgereatreet, oF to _BoyD § © ‘Wall OR SALR—TBE SUPERIOR Fa8? SALLI’ G COPPRA- ed and copper fastened #hip Augniiqno, burtien 42) tons, of About 4,500 barr ls; coppered sightoon months vines, snd oan be t to wom at a moderate exponss. Thi haa we eabing om to edane about 37 saornd voasal 9 North river. For JAKD, 21 Nassau st. t. feernge full inventory, and cas be soon at Pi terms, apply to SCHUCHARDT & Gi. ALIFCRNIA.—PERSONS FITTING OUT FOR CALIFOR nia, and who are in want of tobsooo, either for speculation or private use, sre Feepestfully invited to oall at our store, and jeecription of tol examine a new d pat up expressly for the California market. I is put up fn th tin on velopes to pretect it from the dampn in conve. vient sized pack Tt ia ‘warranted to effects of a six months’ voyage: and tt is conf ire vogage te California, The atvantion of ahs that will stand voyage to California The on of shippers 0 the abcve. JOUN ANDER‘ON & CO, oe 106 Broadway, oor, Piaost, 3, WIRECT FROM jaantities to seit small or wi ist the ALIFOANIANS—B facturers in Lond: the manvfacturers " jon, fa M) 0 to 4 o'clock, basement Burn’s WONtH'S IMPROVED GOLD WASHERS WILL ¢ the gold from the gravel faster than any machine yet invented, and without wasting the water, Also covery beription of Califorzis tools, wagons, pamps, picks, horse pot EAVEN sey ALLEN, & CO 180 ama 191, Water atrset, New York. Gar ‘will do well to call at the corner of Broad: Piace and examine the Merourial Gold Seperator, ers, eo, Ro, at the Lesser % piomen’ and seed store of RPARATORS.—THOBE GOING TO CALIFORNIA Park Machine, aud constructed upon the only principles known to trork rooney. for -" Sen Addrove T, J., box 1913 Post Offre, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM,—P, T. BARNUM, MA- pager and Proprietor; J, Giconwood, Jr., Assistant Managor, Eplen did performances overy afternoon at J, and every evening at 74 o'clock. Most attraotive bill thie season. Two Larvost Por tous in the world In consequence of the marriage which took Jace on Saturday evening last of the celebrated Quaker Giantand iamtess, and their desire to spend a portion of the honey mo this city, the manager has the p easure to inform his patron: ho has made a further ongagoment with this colloseal couple tor short jeriod. The Giantess, a'delicate youne Quakerers of 2 jeart, is nearly eight foot high, and weighs S37 pounds! The uaker Giant, 37 years of age, atands plump oight feet im bis grachings, and welehe SiS | pounds, They “may be Titania, the Fairy Queon; Great ee Comedian; The Sable Prothors: Pete Mar- tig, Misa Emma Leslie, Mise Jceophine West, Mrs Monell tang: Wax Soripture Statuary; Ma. ‘orta'e Teller. Adtmisaion, 25 venta; n under ton years, 123 conte, HE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, IN AID OF THE Hobrew Berevolont Society, will take place on Tusstay Evening, March 18-at the Broadway Tabernacle on which cose sion the entire Italian Opora Troupe and Orehcatra, t/ the Behsatooks, will appear, the whole under the direction of jax Marotezeek, Req, Progrimmes (embraeing pieces nover be- fore heard in this cousitry) will bo:auod heresttoc ALBALLA, 36 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. Open every evening at 7, and overy Wednesday and Satur day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Extra attractions fur a few nights double troupe of Model Artistes (35 in number) will appaat every evening. HALIaN HALL, 4) GKAND STREET, prising managers of this olden opinions by the crowds iiee amusen ents arec nd moral propriety, and comm! THE ENTER. tpler aid eetablishment ars earning hse vials their pauchal theatro. tod with taste, judgment, and striot tho general afteaton, ” CALIFORNIA BOING and ia dosirous of taking an o prtane by 0 to Califor enterprising Ind fewsicn, without the 8 middle ag tall, gentlemanly, and preposseay ng: has travelled in Mexioo South America and the Weat Indies, ‘Tho lady will make al arrangements to suit herself, Addross Dr. Andersen, New Haver Conn., stating wherean interview oan bo had, with honor and secrey i FOR, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.—PARTICULAR attention is requo’ted to tho very handsome and complete ar- rangements for paseongers on tho new ship “amoset,” Capt, Hollie, belonging to i B. Forbes, Roq., of Botton. and now ipl at Pier No, 9, East river, She ie of 1,500 tous burthen; tho verse her accommodations, speak for thomeuives, For froight or . B. SUTTON, No. 119 Wall, cor. South st., or to JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall street, Passongors will please sond their froight alongside, at Pier No.9 Esot river. Tho ‘ Samovet” will bo towed to roa by steamboat, *: — eS a ae NITED PACIFIC GOLD COMPANY TO BAN FRANCIS- co, va Vora Crus and Mazatlan, in 60 daye, undor the escort of Capt, Charles H. Innes, late of the U.S. Army, This Company will embark in the fine brig Leabella Reed, Captain W. Rogers, on eday next, 20th instant, for Vera Cruz, A fow vacaueies you Femain. Application, should be mato immediately on beard the brig, at pier 8 Bas: River. The Jerroy brase band, lod by tho well known Joseph Bulon: ost through to Fan j arrival at the placer, $189 ithout provisions $150; pas. to Ver crus, for persons not wishing to Join the company, Sh and found inoabin fare. An experionced Surgeon accompanies the company. Entire HS, 298 TSE OLD REGIONS —TH ROG IN SIXTY. five days for $40 and found.—All able bodied men, desirous to goto the Gold Regione, aro requested to attend a meeting at the Bermitage Hall, corner of Allen and Bouston strosts, on y Evening, the 224 instant, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of & Inrgo association to procood by an overland route of 0 miler, when it wall be shown by the projectors of form iz g this asacciation that their plan exceeds any other method, as regards coonemy, comfort and tim EA SICKNESS.—DR. BANNING'S PATENT LACE WILL previ icknoes, and give immediate relief to those suf. fering, Ceptain Day, and other offosrs of the U.S. Army, who have recently tailed for California, purchased the Lace, by the commendation of many who had tested them. No person of de! tution should undertake @ soa voyage without 01 in the city at S69 Broadwa: ALIFORNIA —PERSONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA WILL find at Agate's, 237 Broadway, a great variety of goods suita- plain and figured under Shirts, b'e for the abov qtimate-“shista Drawers, Morey Belts Body Belts, (an exoellent article to pre- Feat een sickness,) and ® variety of articles too numerous to mention. ALIFORNIA DAGUERREOTYPES.~PERSONS ABOUT to visit California, and desirous to leave their likenessce with their friend:, would de well to call at Beady’s, Nos. 215 and Broadway, where, by reason of recent improvements aud ad- ditions to bis establishment, faithful and true likenesses may be obtained at the shortest notios. FREPORT OF THE FASHIONS.THE UNDERSIGNED desires to intimate to the Trade that in order t) embody in his Spring Report some partioulars which bi tely reotived, the publisation of the'same will be necessarily delayed a few days later than intended, when he hopes to pres patrons with o mcre full and complete Plate and, Description of the Fa than any heretofore cffeed to the Trade. Price, pero office, one dellar. wi Reportor of Fashions, 4 Cou A. W, would also state, for the information of those who wiel to obtein a compicte knowledge of the art of cutting garmonta to fit with esse and elexance, that he is sole agent for Steinmots’snew work, which is considered by the most eminont in she Trade to be without rival. Price, complete, per copy, $6. GTOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS. —THE STOCK OF A MIL ® liner retiring from business, in first rste order, a=d a com. Prete seeotiment, will be gold very cheap, together or inlets to tuit purchaser, by A. H, COLLIS, 32 Jon street. MEDICAL. 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TAIRTIETH CONGRESS, SKOOND SESSION, House of Representatives, Wasutnaton, F TERRITORIAL GoveRsMunrs AND NEW MEK: Mr. Suita, of Indians asked f pocine! ly each ® resolution—that ag tert governments for C: Mexico be the postal order Teamedinge penn one Ne now pending @ payment of the |: to Mexico, under the tresty,) shall Dart ena ord of; that it continue to be the special order from day te sy; and that all other special orders be postponed. The rules were suspended, and the resolution wap intrcduced. Mr. Stanton—I ask for the reading of it. Mr. Burt—I demand the yeas and nays. Mr. Vinton—It is proper that I should inform the Houce that the bill making Sopa istions for the Post Office Department has not yet been acted on; and there- fore I move that that bill be excepted. arte hreasae real of ccd opinion of the Chair, that as les now stan ; teens 1» require two-thirds .» , ase Mr. Vintox—I move to be , 1849. FOR CaLivonsia © suspension of ¢! the bills for +4 amend the . the Post Office bill -igesaetalcapi yMan—I woul only pocket ay are id inquire whether that is the Mr Vinrox—Al Ll the appropriation bills have passed this House, except the Mexican treaty bill and the bill for the support of the Post Uftice Department; but the Indian appropriation bil! has come back from the Senate with amendments, and the general aporopria- tion bill will come back with amend ments. pro- ability is, that a day or two will be devoted to the com sideration of the amendments made to that bil, Mr. Karman: tothe gentleman to Wentwontn—I don’t believe that there | necessity for wasting the time of the House. | tere been aware for some days, that there is no disposition to act om the territorial bills this session; there ma; be, however, to satiafy the people, to take a vote before we adjourn. Mr, Buut—I inquire whether debate be in order? ‘The Sreaxxa—It is, within certain limite, And after referring to the rule, “that no order of the House shall make any reports or bills preferable over the general appropriation bills,” the Chair sald that it would require @ vol two-thirds to make the territo- rial bills supersede the appropriation bills. Mr. Stanrox—Is it in order to move that those bills be the order of the day for to morrow ? ‘The Srxaxen—Undoubtedly, if passed by two-thirds, Mr. Vinron—I move to amend, by exoepting all. the Mr Roor—I supp pats the appropriation bills. be passed, even if the resolution ofthe gentleman from Indians prevail. I see nothing to prevent action om any of them. 1 give this merely as my opinion. It is due to the country to know whether we are going to pase the territorial bills, or not. If we intend todo any thing, let us do it effvctually. Lot us not pre- feseedly approve of the resolntion, but defeat the action of Congress. Mr. WentwortH—I don't believe that they will be acted on. Mr. Root—The gentleman from Illinois says that he not seen a disposition to act on these bills; bus this much | eay, if you pass the resolution with the exceptions Suggested, you will say, not that we will act, but that we will not act on thes biils, Mr. Stanton—Will i. be in order that the bills be wade the order of the day for to morrow? The Srxaxen—It will be inorder, after the ponding amendments shall have been aated on. Mr, Bropweav—I move the previous question, Mr S1anton—I desire to know whether my amend- ment is excluded or adopted. The Sreaxea—It is excluded. Mr. Stanton—I move to except the bill which has been made the special order for to morrow. The Srraxen—Noame it. Mr. Stanton—The bill to establish a commission to fettle Mexican claims. Mr. Smitn— Was not the motion ef the gentlema: from Indiana made subsequent to the gentleman from Pennaylvania moving the previous question? The Sexaken—The Chair thinks not Mr. Vinton (in reply to a question) said that the In- lan sppropriation biil was returned from the Senate with amendments, and that the general appropriation Dill willsoon be back with amendments. The Army bill has not been acted on byt body, and the bill making appropriations for the )Mice Department has not yet been « on by this louse Under the opera amendments of } disagreed to. The resolution of he previous question, the Vinton and Stanton were Smith was then adopted— AN INSTITUTION, 1 report from the Board of rom the report of the building committee it will be seon that the institutien is pro- gressing ; two wings and the conneoting range will be Teady for occupancy during the present y. The buildings will be completed within three ‘3 fom March next. Attar pay! ig all expenses, the improve- ments of the grounds, the purchase of books and ap- paratus, etc., the expense is greater than the amount appropriated when the bill establishing the institu- tion was passed. The report was laid on the table, and ordered to be printed WIDOWS AND OnPITANS, Mr. Kaurman asked and obtained leave to introduce a bill directing the bureaus of the government, in the tettlement of claims growing out of the war with Mexico, to give a preference to widows and orphans and their authoriced agents. He asked that the bill be put on ite passage now. Every day he received let- tern from widows and orphans, complaining that their business bas remained untransacted for three or four months. He believed that the House and the country Would give their unanimous voice for the passage of Uhis measure. ‘The bill, under the operation of the previous ques- tion, was passed. MEXICAN INSTALMENTS, The Houre rerolved itself into a Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union, (Mr. Cabell in the chair) aud resumed the consideration of the biil to provide for carrying into execution, in part, the twelfth artiole of the treaty with Mexico, concluded at Guadalupe jalgo. It provides tor payment of the | instalment and interest, which will fall due on the 30h of May, 1849, $3,720,000; and for the seoomd instal- | ment, with interest, $3,540,000, payable a year there- after. (On Saturday, after our report was sent off, several Fe atone addresred the Committee on the subject of slavery. Mr. Downxtt, ot North Carolina, this moraing ob- jected to the bills prepsred to admit Californis ase State inte the Union, and said that there would be no difficulty in settling the agitating question, if the Wil- mot proviso should be stricken out of the territorial bills which had been reported. The reason why it oan- not be settled, if any, is, because there isnot enough of conservatism and independence on th bers North and South. How can the question be set- tled, unless gentlemen meet on some common ground? | He complained of the remarks of several gentlemen, | | | | | ay confiden sly | | Boglast di and referred tothe gentleman from Obio, (Mr. Gid- ings) whe, he raid, charged the Speaker with having formed the committees to suit the South. That offloer bad acted with dignity and impartiality, and this placed him high above such base and calumnious imputations. | _ Mr. Giooiwas—Will the gentleman permit me to ex- ain ? | Mr. Dowwazt—I ask for no explanations. | Mr. Givpines—| imputed no such motives. Mr. Doxneru—You did not charge him in words with | bare motives; but you didassert that he put s ma- jority of Northern men, who were dough-faces, on the committees Mr. Gippincs—I only atk to set myself right. Mr. Donnxut said that he could xpreased himeelf as op; | vention, recently held in this cit; | partin it, because, if the principles of the address were | carried out, it would have @ tendenoy to distract the Union. He contended, in conclusion, that the pro- tocol did, in effeot, alter the understanding of the treaty. Mr. Caowgxt inquired when the debate ‘The Cuatrman informed him at two o' a Mr. Crowe. merely for the purpose of saying would bimeelf of earliest moment te the Houre on the sutject of the territorial bills, and he should pay his respects to the gentlemen who has just tak seal Mr. Grinnece offered ndment to the bill—e proviso—that the money shall be patd with the under- standing that it 1s in accordance with the treaty, with- was to close, look. out reference to the protocol. He said that the should be understood according to the leoguage, mot according to the e: the Mr. Boypo: the gentlem ‘x pla Gibb phe a ished to from Georg’ (Mr. Stephens,) whe id that, im voting for the appropriation contained im the bill, we ction all the aggressive policy of the President towards Mexico. He took this occasion te say that he took @ directly contrary view of this sub- ject, He admitted that the President commenced the war unnecessarily and unconstitationally, for the of conquest, and that it was prosecuted from ng to end with that view; and although he inten 0 tion, dissented from the inference of the gentiem In jadgme ae refused to Nada ie speecre ret ae 4 only particeps criminis in the aggressive icy, but goes cull farther than the President himeelt We have got the country, and will never let it go; and the ques- were it a8 8 com- reply te tion is, shall we hold on it, and, instead of end bare an with plighted faith, hold ubject ou The President should have come here, and asked the consent of the people's representatives, be- fore he made the treat Although the President has failed to ditoharge his duty, he (Mr. Boydon) would never let the stain of repudiation rest on his nation’s if gentlemen can devise any means to Me: “e the money? iT that any man who refuses to vote the money, sane- tions Mr. Polk’s iniquity, and goes beyond it. Mr. Vinton, (who bad the privilege of tho closing epeech, having reperted the bill,) said that, instead of the national debt being but sixty. fin millions. the instalments, with interes! i t, adopted, it wouldinvolve usin difficulty If the treaty be it stands on a footing with every other treaty. The yr to withhold an appropriation to carry into effect a treaty, if ever exercised, cam only be on some round of national emergency, for the preservation of iberty. The President cannot go to the treasury a! tal elth foer, without ‘Can’ the members of buundary bes been authorised 1 Lo ym au to the money, the Mexican minister will ask us te give Deok teeterritory, The gentieman from Georgia