The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1849, Page 3

@ good friend to him poor and low im the “world ange ayo ee ture deserves another; he ‘went on to state about my-eif and family, and that the Opinion of the neighborhood war that | had seen good ; i putell in my nero ad listened to hii 2D @ Austin; | told him ¢ wes for him to ee eneelion how much be would give me; upon that gentleman inthe room eheok his besd at Wool- a ‘andthe discourse stopped; and Wooldridge eaid he could not give an answer until one o’clook tu- ‘morrow, when he would ece Austin’s friends. Cross-exominution resi \— Q — Did you not call re- omndiy | at Wooldridg: use before this interview ? did not. ri Did you call at allat bis house, after the 28th of ber this interview? —I did not. D'@ you send your rister’s busband thi —No, air, but be toid me he went there, “aide sent for bim. Did you not call at Wooldridge’s house, and pro- ‘poss settlement of this matter ? ‘0, six, I'd be afraid of my shadew to go in Wool- stone: A—Did you not stand, ontwo different occasion: ite Wooldridge’s house, and eend your brother- in- re i Sa there? oi yon go into the house with agunin your me “No I did not, but | bad the gun at the door; it 1 ged to my brother in-law. und be gave it to mo; | the room, and Wooldridge ‘would not ‘speak to 1 thought it was not my piace to speak to him; ‘we went up stairs; the same geatie, was there; i te the room, and Woldridge would not speak it was th nd time; | walked out, aad he % t my sister's husband benind. hee Dia you not, in the conversation you stated, make use ef the words, ‘| was desired to call on you ‘to know what compensation Mr Austin or his friends swould d allow, to tae bim und hie family out west, if he ber not aiuet Austin ? I only said | was@ poor man. é ‘Did you not cali on*Mr, Waraer, to commence a euit Lycee Austin for damage? A.—No, sir | called upow him to stand for me, if I ould mate him out $100 or so, and be said | was too Q—Wwa it before er after the conversation you called on Mr, Warner? .— It was a long time before the conversation with .— Q —You say you went to ase Wool- aridge, and be would not speak. Was that the day after he made the appointment for one o’clock? Ae Yoo eit To the Court.—1 never knew Austin before the night hhe shot my son, to my knowladge; 1 saw him when t'a- triok was putting him out, and also afterwards on the sidewalk, hen the light of the lamps and the fissh dom the p' The olay a the application of the counsel for the proveoution ‘adjourned to 10 o clock to-morrow morn- to give bis associate counsel an opportunity of Four planets a are now visible above the horizon. “Three— Venus, Saturn and Mercury—in the southwest —the latter ‘about ten or twelve degress above the hori- ‘0M, s00n after sunset. Jupiter about 45 degrees in ‘the nertheast. THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Weekly Heruld will be published at nine o'clock his morning. CONTENTS : . Anterosting Correspondence from Panana, Chagres, &c.; News from the Gold Placers in California; the Emigration thither; -Journey of Gencral Taylor towarcs Washington—bis Cabinet, &o.: “Whe Telegraphic Synopsis of the Foreign Intelligence by the Steamer Kuropa ; Congressional and Legis'ative Proocedings; the Zxamination of Mills for the Murder of his Family at Homp. etead, L,I. ; Mexican Affaire ; Toeatrical and Local Items; Com- geroial and Shipping Record ; Edicorials; the Latest Tele- grepbie Advices from all parts of the Country, &o. Bingle copies, in wrappezs, ‘Theophilus Fiske willleeture this evenin Qt Clinton Hall, and Dr. Doce will exper.went. Sew individ ‘Will be operated upon, and wouders will be performed, The National Police Gazette contains a re= view of the Moul on divorce cae in Westchester county, showing & poouliar stato of domestic affairs; a fult report of two murdee ‘trials, a review of Yankee Sulivan’s ooncitioual pardou; movo- ments of the fighters tulhvan and Hyer, together with a lar, amount of foreign acd domest o criminal itetigence, from all canis of the world, Office 103 Nassnu sireet. Sold everywhere. Fire Arms for Cailiurnia.—Allin’s Revol- ‘ying Pistels, Colts revolving Fistols; Uui ed Stated pattorn Busua te Rifles, Warranted to suovt acoura‘ely 3UU yards. &. W Pe superior Rifles, celebrated for shooting mt iong distan Jenk’s patent Carbinos: also a fullamortmencof single and double Parnd Guns Posder Fiasks, Hunting Knives, Percusson Cape, o,, ke.,for eale by H SMITH & Co, ‘No. 4 Maidon lane, California Mining Boots, warranted to wear one wear with: ut re fy img, at Jou soalf dress buote $4 eae $6. Business boots $4, a0 Faniod to vesrss wel y bouts made, French water proof =. from $4 80 to $0, at SONS, 14 Ann streot, near the fuseom. California Boots, warranted to wear two ‘years, can be found at Gov Young's, © rer Pulton and Nassau @treets Algo, long loaned ridin« buers tor thore going the site, .Aand route. Fine nich calf boots $4 5U; fine calt Fs By. Gi patent leather boots, shove, &e,, «qualy low, THE DOS soe” It 1s no JoKe about them Five ye Dollar Suits TM consist of a Clow Vent, Cassiwere Pants and fancy Vout, A alassortment f cletring suitable for menin every ‘Station Tn hfe from $6 to $90 a give ue achunce—if you ant to boy any sort of clctting either for wear oF epeculations “oe if you desire to tal, wo will Day. Coraor Nassau and Beckman Five Dollar & Moorhena’s Gradui ny Magnet etic Machines. ‘We call atte iT nd beawtfut instruments, which ry ‘the mest conveaient aad effeotual been introduced, nervous affections they are invaluat.c. Their construction Meotly simple, avd thoi operauon i xtremely agrevable “machine issccon panied by a manus), with fal curestia Manafactared ave sold wholesa'e aud retail, y |OUR- ana 182 Broadway, New York, Each tapeoniae is war- aa Pens—Perso! whould by all a tien Gold going to California 8 take with tuem one of the celebrated 1d five years; are portable is or steel pens, Sole by J. ¥ SAVAGE, 15 Wail COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Friday, Feb, 236 P.M, [he telegraphic despatches from Halifax, giving the | advices received at that port by the steamship Europa, ‘from Liverpool, have had a very favorable effect upon our stock market, and raised the spirits of the bulls to a high point, and given the bears the blues. Govern- vent seourities advanced to-day one andoneand half | per cent, and helders were not anxious to sell, even at | that improvement, preferring to wait the arrival of pri- ‘vate accounts before putting their supplies upon the market. Fancy stocks advanced to-day a fraction, | and the sales were large. On the whole, the market ‘was more buoyant than we have noticed fora long ‘time, and the impression is rapidly gaining ground that swe are about entering upon a period of speculation muprecedented within the past three years, The effect ‘of ene or tworiecal causes may for a time bo sufficient ‘to keep prices fiightly depressed, or preventa very rapid ‘rise; but as they will soon be permanently removed) ‘wesee nothing calculated to arrest an inflation in priees, beyond the most sangui: nticipations of the bulls, With such an abundance of money in Eng. Tand, that the rate of interest has become reduced ts ‘Jess than three per cent-and eapital seeking invest- ment even st the ruling rates- it wiil be impossible to “seep up the rate of interest inthis country to six and @even,per cont. The confidence in American seou- tan, ‘Which already exists abroad, is sufficient to ereate « temend for them, which will sbeord in a abort time nearly the Whoiv of our public debt; ana | the quotations eurrent in London on the 9th instant, ‘were moderate compared with what they must soon b® An that market. A six percent United States stock, along side of English consols, has a wide margin for | an improvement, and we see no reason why that mar- | gin should not be covered, The time is not far dis- stant when the current rates of interest in this eountry will range two and three per cent below vghese now ruling; two countries so closely o meoted im their financial and commercial affairs as Great Britain and the United States, must have @ more equal distribution of capital, and a more | equal rate of interest than has hitherto been the case. | Foreign capital will seek and find employment where | it will with safety command the best interest; and | our public securities are now becoming so well and favorably known abroad, that they must attract an Jmmense amount of capital to this country. We have | mo doubt that inthe course of another year ji/ty mil- vested im our State stooke. The finarcial revulsion which occurred soon after, compelled many of the States im the Union to suspend the psy ment of inte rest, This, with the repudiation of « portion of the debts of others, destroyed the credit of American secu. rities of all kinds, in Europe. From tnat time uatil within @ year er two, our State stocks have been Jeoked upon with suspicion by foreign capitalists, and large amounts of those purchased at and above par, have, within the past two years, been returned te this country. old at the market price. At that time we remarked that the sellers never could get hold of the same rtocks again without paying very high prices for them, and the result bas verified our predictio: ‘The bigh rate of interest paid upon Government and State stocks, must make them very desirable invest- ments with capitalists who bave heretofore been satis- fied with those that only paid three and four per cent per annum; and so long as our States aie able to prererve the credit they have re-established by the most extensive eystem of taxation and rigid economy in public expenditures, we shall find markets abroad for any eurpius we may wish to get rid of, The advance in prices for Amerioan securities is not» by any means, the most important feature in the fereig: The activity reported in the manufao- vuring districts of Great Britsin, the large sales of cotton and the improving prices, the bealtby state of the corn markets, aod the universal feeling of oonti- dence in the future, are events calculated to givea buoyancy to commercial affairs in this country, such aswe have not realized for years. Everything oon- nected with commerce appears to be in a very sound and Lealthy condition, particularly #0 far as the most important interests of this country are concerned. With our stocks and our most important agricultural staple in active demand in Europe, at improving prices; with the prospect of receiving within the next twelve months millions of dollars in gold from our Pacifio possessions; and the prospect of am importation of specie from Europe to some extent, there must soon be better \imes here than have been known since 1835 and 1836, Prices for every species of property must advance, and speculation give activity to every branch of industry. The administration of our public affairs will, under the new government, be upon amore liberay basis, and such as will be likely to give all classes more confidence in the systems which regulate our finan- cial and mercantile matters. At the first board to day, Treasury Notes went up one per cent; United States 6's, 1867, 34; Ohio 6's, Reading Bonds, 134; Erle 1's, 4; Farmers’ Loan, X; Erie Railroad, 34; Canton Co. %; New Havem Rail- read, 4; Harlem Railroad, 14; Long Island Railroad, 34; Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 3, Reading Railroad, % At the second board, the sales were not large, bat there was # tl'ght reaction in prices, the market elosing less buoyant than it open Some ef the leading fancies have advanced several per cent within the past week, and the bulls feel con- fident they will realize a further improvement to some extent. Some of the reguiar dividend. paying stocks, which have for some time past been very much depre- ciated, have been im more active demand for in- vestment. Among others, we notice Mohawk Rail. road ttock, An advance of three per cent has taken place in this stock since the last sale. This rise has been produced, no doubt, by the report that the next dividend will be larger than the last paid. The increase in the earnings has thus far been sufficient to enable the company to make the next semi-annual dividend four per cent; and if the business continues throughout the year at the rate it has commenced—and there isevery reason to believe it will—this will be # regular eight per cent stook, when it will be eagerly sought after for permanent invest- ment. The cepital of the company is small; it is a short road; ithas asmall debt; and there are not 2° many leakages as in most of our large railroad com- nies, The leaks in many of the long railroads, with arge capitals, will founder some of them before many Years elapse, and capitalists will look more to the short lines, with capitals too small to be meddled with by managers with impunity. There are so many items of expenditure in our large railroad companies carried to “ Construction Account,’ that the stockholders know nothing about the actual cort of the road, or anything else connected with it. Our advice to men of moderate means is to invest their money in small companies, Stock Exchange. Mer oes (ole blu tit $0 hs ae Ce 05, 1% BO do 4036 ion by 110: Hs do ripe 1wwd, do bs 110} By vai 36 rH : aucuu soe, 1368 ol 138 fa as ct 6136 z “o te 1867 it 200 do i Ing =H 380 Ge m0 ore “ons Us o, 1863 % 2 de bid 61 NY do bs 6 oy 605 a 6 do 590 iy 46 i) £ phyeferred oo 40! 50 Long Isl Ri Ma 10 Reading Mort Bay 6759 1050 "gg 8) BN low 57: 200) do 60 20 20:0 Erie i 7 Mg 550 do bw 25% 1000 N Y & NH Bds 100 do baw 25: 13 shs Bonk of America 953% 20 do ne 400 Farmers Trait 33 100 Nor & Wer RR Bite 10 do 8% 2 do 5 BIS Seg 50 do 353— 100 Reading RR 86 10 do DOO 37 100 do 130% 50 do 290 62" 25u do 30 62 Notes ®@cont! Board. ST ae jotes no: 25 she Mohawk ( 00 “ e bs ue 26 5 eo be Bg 400 Penn 8's woo "at eae 500 0 bs i she Reading RR 10 26% 8085 ms GL WNYENEER a8 1 one 82 61 3 ong lalaud 4 100 Erie, new, full na 3 as 10 do 230 6:3 100 Farmers’ Loan 3596 AUUTIONS. W. BROWN, AUCTIONKER— HOUsEoO: ‘D FURNI- , ture, Monday Feb, 26, at 10 o's!ock, a* No. 86 Grand atrest, will be eold the furniture of s family leaving the city, consisting of mahogany Chairs, Ottomans, Contre and Card Tables, Looking Giases, Lam Girondoloy Brunele and Ingrain Carpets, Oil Cloth, Be Mattresses, Beds, Boda R. & keue, avetion ge bo sold at auction this di ttreet, opposite the Custem House. Goubie action Harp. made to order iy J. F. Brown, tnd cost $525, of brilliant tono and higbly ornamented, to be sold without ro serve, On account of the owner loaving ‘the city. and paving no forther use for it. Persons in want of a beatiful instrna.entof this Lind, can satiety themaclves cf the suyerority of th's, by calling and examining it at the music store of Win, Vanderbess, 479 Broadway, where it may be seen until the day of gals. Also, at ICM eeloek. a good agycetment of patios, diniag roomy —A SPLENDID “HARP TO at 12 o'clock, at 5 Nassau An. elegant, new, rsewood, M. HOFFMAN, ‘AUCTIONEER UNITED STATES Muskets at Auction.—L.. M. Hoffman & Co, will sell, om anda, 47h inst, at 12 o'elock, at Atlantic Dook Mtoro, No’ 24, Brooklyn, by order of the United States, 87.000 United States Meokots, part of which will be sold peremptory. Catalogues Will be raady, and the muskotecan be examined tates days pre vious to ale. 1, NASH, AUCTIONEER STORE 189 FULTON ST— « Monday, Feb. 25, at 10 o'clock. Sherifi's sale of the tool, fixtures and properties of the Union File Works 1 Webtebiater county; on, the promises, at Si direction of the Sheriff of Wostchester ing of steam machinery and tools of ail cefeary for the manefacture of fies nd ouery. A large stock of gut and ground fle, finished and unfinished, fron, ses lead, to, ns, Carts, 8: Fprelhy aw) Also, the fuxaiture of the bearing house comseoted with the works, =—————— MISCELLANKOUS, RAYA CARD.—TH YER RESPECTIULLY INFORMS his friends and the public that he can be found at the well known Branch Hotel, No. 20, Bowery, suecossully condusted for many years by Jonas Bartlett, Es: entering upon his new dutier, he ag! dle the munity of his ‘firm intention, tor the fu- ture, not to be o: , directly or edtreety, with ‘Any pughe Tats encounter, and hopes to Teostve, by striot ton Yo bu Ross the patronage of the public oe ahe Braneh will bo furnished, as usual. with the eat of wince, of and liquors; and the refectory wi Abell mag game, and every ae the season, Rooms for public moctungs, alvate pasties, )RAS 25 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN EVER—FRESH 4 Young Hyson Tous, enly Sa. per poand; to 6 egge; good 243 Broome, corner of Ladi qu & BERTINE, 100 MURRAY STREET, re Dealers in Fish and Salt. Fish put up expressly for lifornia trade. dions of dollars worth of American securities, over and | above the amount now held abroad, will be absorbed | py European capitalists. This will not only relieve oor markets of an immense amount of stock, but will give usan emount of capital for employment in com- | <meroial pursuits, or for other purposes, that will give a great impetus to business. We have hardly yet be- gun to feel the good effect of the change that has sfakon place in the commercial affairs affairs of Kurope. | ‘The movement has but just commenced, and as we q@uffered severely by the revulsion, so must we be | meuch benefited by the reaction. Events which have tranrpired in Europe within the past two years have | @ended more to turn the aitention of fore ga capitalists | tothe reeources of the United States, than anything over before known, wnd the result of the investigations | made, and of the knowledge vbtsined, is visible in the Anvestmeots made in our pubdiic eeouritios, Abou Bfteen yeas 0 the fame fooling existed in ali pax of Kurope, and an immense amount of capital was in- OR ART UNIONS AND PICTURE GALL Jarge Historical Oil Painting, origical, by P. ofired for, ale, heap. | For particulars, ad es6 a line to | Schmidt, 196 Liberty rereot, x. City. AND OPENING IN DRY r qooDe—J. M. ot ly oF iat far famed Dry Goods t' 304 Soave ss enzestte, Sha: enabled to retire from iness, offers for his exoel- Jen’ of gooda—lense of store, S yoars to run, fixtures and good ‘mil of businese. Possession immediately. N. B. The | gocds can be had ata bargain, and the store Led in full operation. arena, PROVISIONS. 0 THE LOVERS OF FAT BEEF, Steere, of au or quality, fattened Neer ms, town of Fishkill, Dutchess Ry hy will sale al stands Nos, 1 & 2 Wasuington Market. M. H. CHAS, 3. W. HYDE, t DEEF!!—ONE OF THE MOST BPL re in be soon at the stall nd a ample, aleo,fin 7” of Sweet's Saloon, No, 5 Fulton street, Call and tt Took | J J) ROTBERS PERKINS ARE PREPARED AT ALL Tricks to gerve Up, (at the shortest notios,) — Ladies nccompanied by Gentlem: | fine condition, atrentiye servants, | Fellow’s Lali, corner Grana and WANTS. ANTED—TO }EAT OX LBaSP—A PRIVATE HOUSE § near Brocdwsy ip Chameers, Murray, or Warren treet Adinie Abe Iya Ui Wiig sbating ta lowest Bent, Save of sd apes. Wn BY le RESPECTABL® YOUNG WOMAN, A situation ‘oa private family, as Chambermaid or Nurse, of todo the snare! housework of « eurall ei ‘The bast of city place. 12 Laurens strect, reference F last place. ee, at front tarenent Receive calls for ANTED—TRAVELLING Saae TO MAKE SALE3 to the irate throughout the country, of an article in ualver- Apply at 28 Broadwa: e ANTAD—BY AN OFFICER IN TRS ARMY, A SER. Vart, One who thoroughly understands his business, aud can give eatiefact ry reference, Apply to Sergeant Wilson, No. 155 Greenwich street, ANIED.—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN WHO ‘bas lately arrived from Europe - he is weil educated, andan excellent, arohitect. Flease address K. 3. Herald office. B. SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE hersclf gewcrally usofal story, back room, bo en! ve, A AEFED- 2, WANTED TO SURORARE-PATAN TS TITLES to soldiers on lands which have for tas esta eed test Sec tae ea 12 o'clook, or Naseaa street, New York, giving No. of S Cohtoraia, “t an mtaielen to poenyioes ch that navigation. lie "would Sat ee = NUG CLERK—WANIED, A SITUATION IN AjWHOLE ‘tae or retail optablishment. Address &. D., Herald office. NFORMATION WANTED ABOUT FREIDIEKIKE HOF an, » young German woman, arrived in this city from Texas in Anguat or September information about her, or het Uitte von, oneand a half years old will be thaakfully raecived by P. A. LOESCHIN, 74 Greenwich street. OARD—ANY FRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A GOOD bedroom to let, and will furnish breakfast, may address Mr H. at thie office. 0 EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS OF NEWSPAPES—A gentleman of considorab'e literary attainmenta, aud who has ad w lengthened experience in the several capsoitics of Editor, Sub Faitor, and Reporter, if now open t> au engagement, Nertures to believe, that from his Rucwledgo of Amer! an politics he would would prove valuable acquietion to any ertablishe ment requirir ‘A Sunday paper would be preferred, Addrees box 2, FTO MERCHANT TAILORS—& FRENCH MAN: WHO TAS Leen for a long time in the best es‘ablishment in Faris, as Gutter, wishes a place in this city. Address *D. B., care of Mr, Ia Ville, No, 201 Fulton street, New Yor! GENTLEMAN one A VERY Catal UCATION, bent iterary, Talia Eup sb kad Shea correspondent or agent fer Sanne yor for Calilornia Best refuronces given. Meurs Stepbanius & Co., 60 dobn stroet, or to Al- . C, Stoneall, 131 GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND FIRST RATE business qualifications, one inured to hardships by years of toil, of most reepectable ‘copnections, and who will produce letters of recommendation frem some of the first wen in the State, wishes te make an arrargement with some gentleman, to be sont to Cali- fornia, The advertiser proposes that some parson shoold advance 8 Dortion of th fur. ce uecuesary foran outtk, aud pafsaze my sus'share the productaf his labor. Address 8.P. Me, Herald Office, commercial ant = — SPECIAL NOTICKS. Te E REV. DR HIGBER WILL, UPON REQUEST, Preach in St, Paul's Chapel to morrow evening, the eloquent cormen cs on the extension of the eburch :n Galiforuia delivered by him last antes in Trinity Church. 4 “oollection will be made in ald of that object. Service 73¢ o'clock. bord sptedent OF GREENWICH LODGE NO. 49 I.0, F. are requested to be punctual in their attendance at the Li au rae ri Monday evening, Feb. 25th, (A Cte in conside. mY jon the proj ety changing our ant location. By ie 4 be Be WATERBURY WU. FYICE BOYD'S CITY EXPRESS POST, NO, 45 nie ‘street.—The Carriers employed during Valentine week, will be at this cffioo this afternoon, between the hours of half past 4 and 6 clock, Any persons having complaints are requested to call at that time, N'T, BOYD, Proprietor. Cite TO THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRESENTA fiver of the captors of the frigate Pilade pila.—All persons interested as heii Jegal representatives of officers at 8. Ketch Invgepie, who wers engaged in the ro. f the frigate Philadelphia, in the harbor of Tripoli, on the 16th of February, 1804, are requested to presont thuir olaims, with proper vouohers of identi*cation. to tao underalgned, who fain possesion of the rolls, and prepared to givo all necessary formation w e rubject. Ohas }. DE SELDING, No. 11 Todd's Buildi: Penpevtvania Avenue, Washington Ci gba eee BES gree GIVE NOTICH of their intent ‘to the Legislat sere Or ne rave iow York, daring Ree nin MO OL AER tne selves and their associates, with acapital of two mil- Steamers Company, Now Fork and Liverpoo! Linge: for te teerataat or eerie nga tle of ‘of steamers batweem Now Werk and . C. ibwand'e K COLLIN, Wit WETMORE, OTICE TO CREDITORS.—BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Surrogate of Suffolk county, notice is hereby given, ng te law, to all persons having claime againet elthor James Oaborn, John Osborn, or Monroe Osborn, late of the to of Brookhaven. in the county ef Suffolk, deceased, that they are juired to exhibit the same with the vouchers f, to the ber, administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of the nid deceased. respectively, at his residence, Ot Breadway, in the ay ef Rew Yorn or MAM KEVAN, ‘Adclalstator, i tre Dated, the 19th day of Dee. 1 (0 TAILORS.— TRE SPRING REPORT OF FASHIONS — Gentlemen: —I have issued my Spring Report of Fashio Ttold you it should be eu erior to all ise. But ae bavessoently entered this feld cf. enterprise. sad ranger to the trade yo general, do not ask you to believe my assertinns unsustained by evidence; and therefvre ask you all to dome the favor to examine and compare. You will perocive that my plate $s the only one which offye you anything original or doverving of nottoe Aha et the only “Ai which al te ite distinguishing feature aa Bs perior it this Spring. I will try to make ft better in a the Fall; and aa it afforded to you for only one dollar, with attern ebeets, it 1s ce ly an object to say diy conte aa nel 12 boss article. Write the addrecs iu full, and pay your post ite the epectfully, A. WEEELRY, Kegorter, 4 Cortlandt ut, N. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.—ISSUR_ OF Mortgage Bonds for $500,000—payable let February, 1869— interest at7 per cert per annum, payable semi-annually, oa let February and let August—privilege of conversion into stock at par until five years from dato—in sume of $5,000, $1,000, and $500, ‘as required. Ere peals for an issue of tho’ bonds of this Company, as described above, to the amount of $500.0), at not than par, will be received at the office of the company till the ‘26th inst., when anewers will be given to such propossia Stook- holders, under the conaitions of the original subseription, are en- titled to the preference on equal terms, totheextent of the amount of their stock, and bonds to tho full amount of stock held will be insued to all stogkholders makin; application, and offering torus equal to others. Payment for bonds taken yay be maces ast the convenience of takers during the present and gueceeding yr, to the extent of not exc:eding one-half in April; ana fon tile aed tr quired, five per cent. of the atwount to bo de- oD soceptance of the respective proposals. An eommirsion, to be Natet in propesals, wil'be allowed to Prat rene s Coie wpe lel may make up lists for not less than $5,000 in amount, which are accepted, whether for stockholders or others, NO, M. HOPKINS, Treasurer. New York, February 13th, 1819. Coples of the form of bond and mortgage may be hed on appll- cat on ‘the office of tho — To LET. 0 BOARDING- ROUSE KEEPERS—TO LET, THE LARGE house No. 11 Barolay street, which can be seen from 4 to 5 P.M. Rent, $1,600, nd unquestionable security required. Apply by. note to No. 12 Warren street. PT, ETA COUNTRY SEAT IN WESTCHESTER—THE Country tho Furniture, now 000 scriber, situated in Westchester, one mile from 01 quire of James Cruikebank, 48 Greenwich street, or on the premises of BLN. BIBBY. FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE OR 10 let, situated betwen Park and (anal stroet, and doing & yery good burinces, Apply, by letter. to Mr. F. J. P., Herald of fice, Any letter of appheation will be instuntiy answered. STO LET, ON THE YD, 3D, AND 4Ta STORIES ONT £1 Nateaw atroet: also, ator é and house, 66 Gold st., | gd houge from Beeka.an st. Inquire of SMLCH OLIFT, 41 Nas- sau street, 3d story. VOR SALE. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG STORE FOR SALE— It is situared Lelow the Fark, in the business part of the and is paying profit of $2 00'per year; no better location Broadway for retailing, avd the store is capable of doing » who'esale business to any extent, according to capital invested. ‘Their sales of patent medicines alone pay more than expentes, $100 can te made from now till ay 1, alone. Price $1500— $1000 Of which must be cnsh, Address box ( C8. OR SALE—THE HOUSE AND LI Murray street. Apply to eed. HADLEY, ave oooh rich stroe Fo Let—the large framo building on theo ther of bw Avenue and 60th street, suitable for » manufactory or REAT CLEARING SSLE, AND GIVING UP BUSINESS. OTT & CO,, in consequence of giving vp thelr busin: ac Voor Brondyay Will pell without reserve, their entire fresh ant val jieting of m comp'ote sseortment of out or LOT NO. Te respectfully invited to foeall, sods mag oe prices. on having such bargains sare teldom met with, A DOUBLE MEDIUM PRESS FOR SALE, WITH IRON ~ for rollors, in first rate order, Apply at the desk, in aBUSEMEATS. nee Bor ha ag gp .Y BYENING, PEBRUARY 24, will be acted, ve last time tnis sono, AMUSEMENTD. goa a 24, vor —Eatunday By will be parformed hew ‘drama, in tive note, cf KaT® WOODRULL O& TUE Pick oF LIBERTY Lard Howe, Mr. Mathews, Lord Pais Mr Moortows: De Dyott Nathaniel Woeabull, eric ks; Colonel Bur . B. Shaw; Nathaw Prentiss, Bacaray Fra Frank Woodhull, Miss R. Te mR, fa of LEND "a ay rive e’harurises— Ms G vaalaty. ee Hnctway; Capt Phobbs, Mr. K Shaw: Mrs. Atbott " Dress Cire! cent Oaltery 19¥ cents. Doorsopen halt. past menceat 7. ANI KAU S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM Seturday bo eiing Korrusty 24 will Ce ates TH! OF THE Mab RET—-Chevallar de golatiers Mz Chaatra wer. wis de Volange, Mr. McFarland: Baroa, Troprard: Mr Taylor sta coh Aor wtien BOSE TS CALIPORN LA Sp Ker Iphas Pilil ‘mone, Mr. c! Mr Seymour; Mi Shroud Mr W. B. ine, Miss elude with RODINA MI Ws— Harry Mendor Fm Belford, Wr, Beym: Milton. Mr. Tilton: Mr. Barley, Mr. Perdi tiense Mia Isherword, Bey a, 26c; Pit, 1230. ean open at Goloch—commer ce 4 7. U3, BROADWAY,N! AK SPRING ST.— ng, Fob. 24, the enteriaiamente will oom. with 8 display of elegant’ horsemanship: alao, a beautifal scone of gymnastics by Mz. dunds and his cbildron, Regine with with Ver/ormance in the srena, by Messrs. Stout, R ‘Ban kins eallee. Aymar, lallory, &o, The who! {oronalude fur the the bur eaque spor titled, THE TONY HACKS, UNION COURSE IN mine ‘TUKE—More, bir. H. Garduer,; Widdy McGowan, Mr. ontoass Pat, Mr. Hanking, Italian Grinder, Mr. W. Aymar; Misa Di: Crow, Mr. Dan Gardner, Admission to every part of the ‘M8e.—chilirer half price. ECHANICS’ HALL, No.472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome otreota, open every night during the nown, soit REL eatin TOCd tho ldoat cated ren nthe wera the perma po loa and orig tors. of the pre the present whose coneorts 2 cs of two years, yan nave ° been on ge had ‘any amusemen: in Shenoes si cena thelr tnfaitable Cox Conners lucing at ae aoe Borat tion a soca of new tio Bur! Be Burlesque their Voyage S Musical A Cancers ae ‘to commence An Af. Feammmencing 8 welook. "Me: Rogecand Disector, LP on OSE GUNG, BAGS To ANNOUNCE THAT DE WILL Give serie of Gala Ralls, at the Chinese Assembly Rooms paler to hie departure for, Washivgion, where he, will have the onor of performing with hie band at Tnsugurati The tolrere ell commence on 4 Public Ball; 27th (by desire). a German Ball; in"Inawe ration and Military Bell, im honor of General Taylor, March , Complimentary Beveht all to Josef dung’) 4 Fan Piles waltzos polkns, &0., performed by the celebrate the i Janne ker Tickets Admitting lollars; single tickets, ono the rooms during the day, and a under twelve, half-price, OALIFURN heed NOR BAN FUANCISCO, gallronsia 79 SAIL ON THE 3, Both inst The splendid ooean st us Tt jburthen, 220 feet long by 30 ft, beam. res a. So, in his best manner Without regard to ox Her ongines are 450 horee power, and made by Messrs, I. ges ture guarantee for’ tholt superior etrangte andre Peseta sixth months ago, to Senator was built for James Cunnii run between Bostoa, St. Johns and Halifax, and has boen woverely tried, and proved herself rot only very tast, but one of the finest gee boats tat has been turned out of Mr. Brown's yard, and has bis certifionte to that effoot. Her ealoons and state roomeare tafe tly fitted w fomntors, and the nnmbr of passeny ornare have the sure of stating that a lew 8. Navy, who haa a perfeot know. fedgo of the couat, also.a thorough Kuowiedge of stokeners and whe steam engine, Henced man. Tke rincipal enginoer is a pmotical and igwitbemsl Srond butte ween sok Srtwo of the owners will g ware attention and comfort eee ree Francisoo = her, which will en- p passengers. For pacecge only, as no freight will be taken, a) Pea Lah a ii ‘ULL & MINTURN, 57 South st, Improvements and additions are now making to perfoct ber for ‘this voyage. RST STSAMSHIP FOR CHAGRES.—THE FIRST CLASS: ocean steamship CHESAPEAKE, Capt. E. A. Mix, will posi- tively sail om the 24uh February, F arrival at Chagres, pas 8 will be conveyed to Cruces by the steamboat Orus, theroby voiding the Pessago up the river in canoes, and arrangements Progress to forward passengers without delay from Cruces to Panama, at whioh point they will moet the steamer of 15th Maroh, and find other means of concent © to San Fransisoe. Captain Mix will nooompany the passengers to Panama, and ha. ving the Isthmus several times, will be able t ry Yaltabes werveeg and advion as pamongory, Pasx Paneage $100, oniy pene meet right srexeee ira baggage 80 oo conts por ee ee st PLATE & STANTON, No.14 Broadway. BAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES-STEAMSIIF Creecent City—On the 16th of March—The new and lendid ooean stenmehip CRESCENT CITY, Charles Stoddard, ‘ater, 1,60 tons burthen, will leave for Chagres direot, from her jock, at Pier 4, N. R., on Thursday, tho 15th March, at one o'olook. Passengers for California will iad die tho most expeditious aud Pleasant route to roach tho Gold Rogion; and as the Croscent City foee Gireot to Chagros, without stopping at intermediate ports they will, without fly arriva at Canata in tne for the Pacis Msil Stesmer of the Ist of April. ‘The steamer Orus is now on tho river at Chagres, and the mossengors of tho Crescent City met the rappereand miners at work on the road from Cruces to Panama, on the éch of January, go that much ofthe fatigue in orosang the Iotbmus will, no doubt, bo avoided. We have xen informed that from 300 to 500 mules have rocently been ordered from Yan Juan to Chagres, and that the Isthous will b amply supplied hereafter. Paceage in the after ealoon, $150; © in the forward saloon, 125: pansage inthe lower cabin, $1 y passage in dhostouvage $3, ight cubic feet of baggage allowed each pasperger, and six do: do, allcwed each steerage pamenger, Freight ov epscie ono per coat: on extra buegage seventy sents per foot 0 berth vocured un ot he Faidfor. Fur frught F PTOWALD & SON, 73 South strock. OR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRES—THR SPLENDID ocean steamship Nerth Thomas 8. Budd ‘The proprietors of this veeeel, licitation of au merous parties who desire to arrive at P the California steamer leaving there on tho 15 ‘aw her frum tho Charleston lino for one trip nd will despatch her for Chagres direct on Thursday the lat day of March, at 3 volock PM from pler No.4 Northriver. From the well known spoed of the Northorner, confidently expected that she will make the trip to Chagros in nine days, thus affording amp’: time aftor her arrival there, for Pascongersto make their way across the lethmus in season to prevent all poesibiiity of missing the California steamor, what- ever may bo the state of the roads or difficulty of procuring oom. ¥ at Chegres, Pareage in the saloon state rooms... «Lower cabin... Tn ocder to afford the greatest accommodation te’ passengers, no frei ee App! x POPFORD! FILESTON & CO., 43 Bouth at At the request ne she ay ¢ Northerner will be do- taired until the lat of Marc! iL. OR SAN FRANCISCO AND THE GOLD MINES—TUE eutstantial ar: ow londing at pier No, 5, North i ate despate. tor San Fi yi ted apwiths Hate rooms of extra size, in a epacious aad carefully ventilated aal Her carpenter's and painter's work ie now © mpletod, aod, trom her fine sailing qualities itis bel he passage in about 120 ‘Tre ‘ship will be consign: a, Ward and Senith, long established mercbants at Sen Franciesa, who will take charge of any werchandige vent by her. Yor (relght oF pas iy to the captain on board at pick No. 6, Norn Kivor; H. HOLDRE Dat fun., No. 93 Wall street. SAN FRANCISCO—FIRST VES*EL.-THE FINE fet ship HELENA. Lard, master, is now partly losted, hee next weck, positively, full or not full. This tuiler, aud expected to reach California in four OR oli ard wil ship is. very tast Menthe, Pascage may fe cured at rates corresponding with the accommodations, which are of several clarses, and unequalled by eny versal cut of the port, tcing well ventilated and lighted. For ht oF Dacsage, nt reduced ates, apply. on board: foot of Maldon fine or @@NATHLL. fC SWOLD, 7i and 72 South prech. “Associations can tate favorable arrangements, A skil- ful eurgeon accompanies this ship. OR SAN FRANCISCO—TEN SHARES FOR SALE INTHE fast sailing copper fantened ship SALEM, now lying at the footfot Rootevelt street, East river, which will positively sail on Monday, 26th instant. The shares entitle the bolder to a share in aid Vemel, necessary mining ix plemonts, sed provisions for twelve months. Price of share $: App! ye on board, to H. WEATSARD, Po: SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT.—THE ELEGANT NEW very fact eal ing bark RUNG SUN, Innow Sted ous tor eeleot company, and s few pevene whe can give respectable rofe- Toxces, can become connected wis them onapplication to the sub teriber. The objects of the Association are to mine or trade, or an; thing that may tend to their advantage ta, California, "The Rising Sum is but four months old. and has made but one passage t a winter oon eh thoro eh tested her streagth and free from every objection, ted iniurea wt she west rate % compered, and ass seat passed. ‘Tho mn ib experience in the Pacific trade and is @ very careful feator. + ‘vessel Veing one of the fhatee* out of the United susemgera ana rely Upon roAcbi<g gan Fracclace im advance of any echer ves cing tho month of Fob, The yoseel hag a fine ariasmont, ana her draft of water will enable her to acooml the Sacramonto {0 the mines which will iva he party a safe and oomfreable home unui other arrangements can be mats. A physic six. in the United states wid purer particulars may he i ained of CO T. SMITH, Wt Wall st., N. Yor! OR SAN FRANCIS0O, CALIFORNIA—THR FAST sail x pale achouner GEN. WORTH, will il on oF isfore tho Tot Marah, For froight or Pee TN to N. Le ady & Co., 36 South stroet; and Holmes, 183 street; OF Captain on Neand foot of Rector Not We 'e—tnsee, more members wanted 46 complete this asseciation. Apply as abovo. F%, CALIFORNIA—FIRST VRSSEL—THR SPLENDID Al _Slinpet, ship SAMOSET, will 4x ch. For freight, (400 bartels.) oF re Fe, SAN ation, te consist o, <Omombers Lave fast sailing bark FUSAN, Ceptain S. B, "| agi 810 tons burthen; coppered and copper fastened. now fitted uy er, both for comfurt an wie Atew sree aro be had at $500 eadh, inclu. and complete cutht for two years. Two. ci arpenters and & Sia tmnith would, bo. preferred among the number. "AM experienco Physician has been engaged. arply on Wootd, pier § E.R foot of ntics sl’p or at 94 Wall stroot. Meoting he'd evory evening, at Westchester # onse, corner of Broome an Bowery, tSo'clock RANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.—T0 81 SAILON THB earesiat Fone SALE—THE SUBSTANTIAL BARK MARY ELLEN, borthen 263 tens, one eed old, i into fastened, nod recently aneathod with Jeli metal ts nei bong new fated with masta snile and ri Sails v fa overy verpect Set lass vessel” Apply to Capt, Howitt, on Voard, st the foot of Rutgerestreat, or to BOYD & HINCKEN, & Wallet. ra SALE—A HANDSOME SPAN OF MULES, SIX varsold, just La FT at broke to harness, single of adeno, the harness for sale also; can be seon for two days, at No. 71 King street. Tine ttle at TAILORS—FOR en THE STOCK AND iotmsent, Ne, 25) Grenier orner of Hobiusvastroat se he Wa in A " Manic x ean te the loeation ie an passed. Fer further partioulars, in cannot be eur. tone, and inquire at the store. MUSICAL, WOOKLYN #AORED MUBIC! sor T— otners cesirous of connecting themeelve ie society are cnt first rehearsal, on Mon- ev co at the Chara in my in Henn fap) Brvokiyn at P Song of the jearsed on the the direction of Wx John “rand FORE! IGN. MERICAN AGENCY, PARI6. (CoMBER, DIRECTOR, ye Dame the Bourse. ding ogent 804 go meral oommienee w Vt be xncae ty in Paria i ranoe dace Vieteires, No, H Bourse. To Americans going to aikarope ‘may direct thotr I Gricrn, "Packages. forwarded to all parte of tion given on commercial matters, traveling fo, Subscription to Ei'pibilentions sdverticomenta, Purebass any in fn kind of goods on crmmission, A reading room is attached to the agency, All escrameeated With cage and despatch, om the mest moderate terms Ost FRLY FIRST VESSEL TOR CALIFORNIA—FOR nd Sutter's Fort ~The new Baltimore clipper ing, master, now loading. will sail om the 261 For roignt or raamee, which can fy seoured om the terms, &| on foot of Mar! atroet; or to Let Fry On UES A. VAN BRUNT fa TRANCI8OO,, CALIFORNTA.— S3AGE $126, F ina found in ficent saloon of the splendid ship aatteck, vo mii ine fe A fiafranabora ove. stepping at Yelperaios, fee water. A fow more Lorths may be secured — a vee INO, OGREN, 116 Wall streot. FOR CALIFORNIA!—THE MECHANICS’ AND eaap 's Association. of the bark GALINDO, e.pper ad and copper fustoned, has fow nore shajus—ean be had at $2) incluoing stare’ of yoeenl, 18 months provisions, proper minirg implements, &¢. Vof Rosevely stroou— For information 4) ri te ront st, ik SAN FI 1B FINR FAST SAILING A MN PALMETTO, wil gallon Tuoaday, 25th. Wante valk of 200 bbYa, to All her. foot of Dover atrect, o Apply to the Captain on board, at CALIFORNIA! rN ‘years in preparing stores for ships and ‘pamengare ber rm 0 ere, the sub. ng to make bo bad estimates for sumber of AIL stores will be put up in suitable packages sntly «ffers his services to porsons inter MMoruis, At his store may for any 0 provisions of every description persons, from Timonth to 2 years, to cross the Iethmas, or for ranted to keep. 3 CAproRnta—row aitsk SPRRRLG TIOKET IN 7the eteamahip Falcom, to sail on the Hth of Maroh, Price 65 dollars, Inquire at the ofl of Lovejoy’s Hotel CHARLES KIMBALL. ASSAGE TICKET FROM PAWAMA TO 84N FRANCIS co for sale, A gentleman having @ forward cabin pacsace chor tn the seumer California, from Pansies to San Freacloos, will dispose of it. address A. B., Herald office, the Jon ae » oats, sea Will bo war +N. York. STRERT—“ATURDAY Brae fei ca ver eifan King OF tg Fee le ne-lee, Mr Fi ve re. B: enghama Prinsess ‘hoe ape Raheteeats tenet ‘to commence with the FAST MAN—Sby rocket Lote Bugbes rH Lynne; Tristy. Mr. Hi ‘To conclude with ¥ APE IN DA: ANGH-Jon Mz. Burton; Mr, Johuston; Krakwits Mr. Baymed, Counters Lame . Brougham: Jonny, Miss pman. rele and Parquette 600.; Family Cirele, 250, Deore open at 6Mgi curtain rece st T. \TCHELL'S OLYMPIC TILEATRE SATU ae 24, to R STA! Mr. Rayn ter which HIS HOUSE 1 Chephina, We. Holland: Grinshaw, Phihipes” After which CA! \N AND BaDOU! Buvg, Mr. Bikingont oa Samana, ‘Mise Clarke: Jim sling Mr. Avnold; Maimeun Gannon; Badours, Miss Philliy To. ist uh wahion AL DEFENCES Simou Marr: at, olan sjor ragon, lark; fro! jayduke, i. Presa Bise Wo; Upper Boxes 250; Pit 123¢0, ARNUM'S AMERI UsEU er and Proprietor J, Gieuwowd, ie, Asian aformances every afternoon at 3, and «very Splendid Most attra ve bill thig veagon. Two Lt In consequence of the warriage which took 74 o'clock, eons in the world lace on Saturday evening last of the cclebrated Quaker Gautaud Biantocs, and thotr desize to spend a portion of the honey moon ia thie city, the manager haa the pieasure to inform his patrons that he has made a further engagement with this collossal coupletor « short period. The Giantess a delicate youns Quakorees of 21 earn, la neatly eight foot high, and wolghe Hf pounds! ‘The aker Giant, 37° ye plump eigds feet ata wolgns "008 pounds. ‘They | may be in contrast with Titania, the Fairy (Quoen; (reat Wesurn, the Yankeo, Comedian; The Sable Brothers, Pete Mat. ‘so Mise Jccophine Weet, Mrs Movell: M Outang, Wax Soriptare Statuary: Me wel lier, Admission, 25 conte; Shildon ander toa fpearn 135g sents. ALBALLA, 96 CANAL STREET, NEAR D40AD WAT — pen every ovening at 2 y Wednesday and Satur day aftern Ex! ractions for a few nights, A"aouble troupe of Model Artistas (30 im number) will appeat every evening, : NUNG'L'S BAND—MR, GUNG'L RESPECTFULLY AN- ‘mounces to the pubiic, at the solicitation of his numerous friends, that heis prepared to play with his band at balla soireos or private parties, All applications must be addressed to him * 96 Chiamnbers atreet, ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUM- mer reeort can now be ergaged for Evening 6 musemen'sdur- ing the ensuirg season, For turther particulars, and terms, apply at tho OfBce on the premises, or by letter (pst paid) dinates to prictors. NC: the pro} & BRISER CALLBULUNLA A AAAIIAAAAARAAAAAAAAARAAARAA 0 CALIFOKNIA.— FOR SALE—ONE HALF OF A FINE ship ard cargo of provisions, consisting of Pork, Beef, Bread, ir, Be. There ure sufileient provisions to last ono hundred mon year andary of tuo rst quality: The ship sailed shout ince, ‘Tho balf wnterest is inured for $15.40, They will p foreash. This offors a fair ing overland, They will be trea) estate in tho city or vielni- at let a month s be sold together or separ opportunity fur companies th exobanged for a stock of goods or re ty. Inquiro at 1:6 Fulton st. \BIP SALEM.—TEN ADDITIONAL SHARES FOR SALE— which includes ownership in the vesw', mining implements, year's Frovislone of superior quality_—price 00 wach, the rea being $160, aud arsesved to meet the deficiency. ‘The ship is at Pier SU, R., and will oail Wedneeday next. Apply on board, OR CALIFORNIA via CHAGRES—THE SUBSCRIBER will despatch for Chagres, withyut delay, the superior very fast sailing Baltimore built brig Col. Howard, Durkee, master. She jo S82 tons burthen, newly ooppered, rofitted and pus in pox fect order. Her accommodations for passengers are of the nue, having just been completed at great exponce. | First ca'n, 36, veoend do, $40. Tne Sule of 10 barrels freight allowed to each pareenger, tree of charge. For freight or Pete at apply on board, foot of Dover Cpa toFernando Wood, tr. corner of Dover. Patten, y the Col. Howard will bave the preference of paunge front rl ers ‘Ban Franciseo, in a vessel ved 10 eal thence ip April next. ‘ALIFORNIA —F ERSONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA W1i L find at Agate’s, 287 Broadway, a meat variety of goods suite. be for the above climate—Shirta plain and figured under Shirts, Drawers, Money Belts Body Belts, (an excellent artic.e to pre- Daly pan sicknoss,) and a variety of articles too numerous to mention, (aurorn ‘pulverizes #tone, C. CLINTO) aS tbat rave! or sand, enlarges the mi stences mixed, wiich is caught on sievee; to be worked. By Ay horse, steam or water power. The cheapest and ouly expeditious way to gather gold. One-can be seen, and orders received, at: No. 18 Btono streot, New York. VOR CALIFORNIA—DUICHESS COUNTY MESS, AND Primo Mess Fork, cured and _pucked ‘expressly fo het oli ates and Jone agen; Hans, Shoulders, and Beef, Butt r, Cheeee, Lard, Oil, Soap, Candies, Beans, Feas Kice, Flour, Pilot Bread, ‘Sugars, Tea, Coflee, &e, an i ee at the loweat rates, by CLARK, F & CO., 223 Fulton street, ALIFORNIA SHIP STORES PICKLES, JAMS,CATCUPS, Brandy Fruita, Piokled Oyste Lobsters, Freeh Meata, Lobsters, Opsters snd Soupe, Darmatrically seated, can be Tar Dished in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest priot s, at 197 Water street, opposite United Btates Hotel. Pickles wholesale and rotai Carona VERS EL LSA AND OTHERS § SUPPLIED WITH Croekery, at woolesale prices at 13 James slip, near South street. Persons furnishing vessel's stores promptly attended to, ‘A good assortment of glass ware; alzo, atoue oi far Bo Bo ROS) (VALIFORNIA DAGUBRREOTYPES. -PERSONS ADOUT to visit California, and desirous to leave thoir likenesses with their frionde, would do well to call at Brady's, Nos. 205 and INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Wasurnaron, Feb. 21—4] o'clock P. M. Arrival of General Tuylor in Washington Thee Even “* Doubleng”’ the Expectants We understand, from undoubted authority, that General Taylor will arrive here by a special trava direct from Cusiberland, this evening Not more than three or four persons here are aware of this; and from the care with which it has been con- cealed, itis evident the General wishes to avoid as much as possible all parade and ceremony. Tae arrangements of the Mayor, Corporation, and dif- ferent clubs, will thus be Knocked into a cocked hat. They have advertised their intention of pro- ceeding to meet the President elect at the Relay House to-morrow ; but, if nothing happeas, the old hero will, long betore that ume, be quierly ensconsed in his comtortable apartments at Wile Jard’s. | There 18 something particularly appr: ate in the arrival of General Taylor at tre seat of overnment upon the natal day of the fathe 18 county.” Mey it not be hailed asa happy omen,? The crowd of office seekers here already 1 traly formidable, but 1t 1s nothing to what it wall be ina shoit ime. We are much mistaken, however, if the old gentleman will not be found to be le able than 18 generally imagined, and will sead off not a few of the expectants with a flea in 1a ears. Wasuinaton, Feb. 22, 1849. Telegraphic Accuracy—Preparation for Generab Taylor’s Reception—Arrwval of his Family—Ce- lebration of Washington's Birthday — Stocks, $c. General Taylor will not be here to-mighi, after all. It appears that there was a mistake in the telegraphic message received by the Messrs, Wil- lard. The despatch read, “General Taylor and family will be 12 Washington to-mght,” &c.; whereas, it should have been ‘General Tayl family wall be,” &c.--a most material difference. ‘The mistake was not discovered until the arrival of the cara with Lieut. Colonel Bliss and lady, and Mrs. General Taylor. The General’s lugga: has also arrived, and we cousoled ourselt for the disappointment ‘ot not being uble to shake the old hero's digit, by guzing at histranks, and examining his Mexican blankets ich Were strapped thereunto, General Taylor will be here to: morrow. The rooms prepared for the General and bis family have been admirably and tastefully fitted *4, by = worthy hoste of the hotel General Taylor e in the selection of quart ing the anniversary of the birvnday of General Washington was ushered in by a salute at the Navy Yard, which was repeated at noon and euadywo. Two or three independent companies paraded the streets, and @ ball was also held at Cacusi’s, We think, however, that the litue interest whioh the day excited here ur upon the patriotic favlings which ovght to be paramount in American’s breast. ‘Thin is dey, above bs ob- mae by every citizen who of bis country; and yet, we venture to say there is nota viliage :® the Union which did not surpass Wasking~ ton in its celebration of this ever. memorable d+7 The Chancellor ef the Smithsonian Institute, (Vise President Dallas.) invested, to-day. the funds of the institution, ameusw® to $226000, in the United States six per cent. stock ‘Ine C'Tectors of the [nati- tate It will be remembered, ly pern,! td to ex- pend the interest which acccanee leaving the oap..! untouched The Prince de Joinvilie joinsty with his wife, made @ second investment to day of $20,000 ia U_8 stocks. For some time back very large mounts of Treasury notes are daily being funded tn stooks. Mr. Secretary Walker will accompany Mr. Polk te Tennessee on 8 visit, leaving here on the morning of the 6th After remaining there a sbort time, no will return here, und resume the practice of law. His fae mily will remalnih here: * B, INGTON, Feb. 22, 1849. The Journey and the Cabenet of Gen. Taylor. The President elect was expected this evening; but we since understand, that while Colonel Bliss and lady, end the “gude wife” of old Rough aad Ready, will come in the evening train, that the General himself will be detained til to-morrow, along the road. A good suite of rooms, for the old chief and his family, is provideu tor them at Willard’s. We asked, and were admitted to inspect them this evenig, that is, the bed room: and the parlor of the General himself, the others being properly held sacred from intrusion, and which, from consideration of their sanctity, we had no desire to invade. The whole suite, how. ever, are contiguous to each other, and on the second floor, looking out, of course, upon Pennsy- vania avenue, the General’s parlor being on the corner of the avenue and lith street. The parlor ‘207 Broadway, where, by reason of recont improvements and ad- ditions to his establishment, faithful and true likonosscs may be obtained at the shortest notice. MEDICAL. EDICAL REFOR! “FALLACIES OF THB FACULTY, with the Chrono-thermal System of Med.cine;"" 224 ages. Prloo $1; at46 Aun strest, Bald by Dr, Tuener, of New York, RONG ® BROTIEN.” Q. DENTIST ck Dentist to te disposed of, includin dentist's obair, seeretery, centre table, cl aidailother necessary artivics, Prive $: Berald offic uy D8 POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, &e., ATTENDSAS tual exclusively fo the diseabos of the hye and Ear, at 201 Broadway, entrance rte ‘arres atreet, Whore can bo’ had hig ‘Treatise on the Kye—price 50 cents, Scit-Acting Bye ea, Artificial eyes ineurtad. UENZA, COUGHS, (OLDS, grees ISM, ETC.— Persons whe are affioted with either of the above complaints, | im obtain immediate relicf and certain cure, by the use of Mrs. | Carroll's Medica t Vapor and Sulptur Baths, 854 Broadway. ‘Thece Batns bave been in operation elnce 1425, and have been re cen mended by the fi ysicians in the city, NO SAILOKS.—1HE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS RE- ceived from the mate of a vessel in the Pacific, It tells ite ow metory no wailor should leave the port without s mpply, and pertons going out te Califoruia cannot do better than t o out a suppl Bawro, Jan, 25, 1849. Dr. Towxsxny—Dear Sir I take the liberty of addressing ‘although a stearger, in reference to your medicine. On our S ‘voyage to the Vscife, ceveral of our crew were very sick with | the scurvy and diarrhos, and very much debilitated. “Wo bad» lot of your Sarsaparilla on board, and gave it to tl d 10 our great mn we found it reetored them all i ays. I bad ccvere attacks of the Khoumatism, brought on by exposure. My shoulder pained me tormib.y, and my aro 6 wero mucd swol- | ler.. I took one bottle and it eradicated the disease, and kept | me in perfect kealth. Ryery sailor, and especialy every ehipy should kave ® supply. Yourt,&c, JO) ‘Mate of Brig Kleazor. 26 Fulton street, r8, carpet, Wor (0! “Address Dentist, = | BE ORIGINAL LIQUID HAIk DYE—ALEX 4NDE ‘3 . for dying the hair, wh or eyebrows ii tural brown or black color, ree ye ; nesriy one hundred thousand boxes have Ween | t Ume, and it is ecknowledged vo be the best | [reparation in the world for this purpove, la pagting Ay the hee | the beauty ard elasticity of youth, For sate by A. B. & D. Sand: ccrrer of Fulvon and Wiiliam strcets; Rushton & Co, Broadway; Thomas & Maxwel!, Williem street; Moore & Ts Jor, #1 Maiden | jane: by drvguiste goverally throughe ae the » United anaes ‘and by | the sole agents, Rk | __No, 23 South’ Fours . GLOY R, GLOVER QQNSULTRD DURING TDR DAY AND | in is office, xo. 2 Ani street, (now Wt ia fieult ond protracted casos of delicate diseases that hava he akill of phycicians of less oxper ence. His extreetot | , Cebebs, &o., may be had at bis stere, in frout. Private | through the entry to the oftice door. BR. JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE 18 THE MOST EFFECTOAL reparation wold for Gonorrhea and other digordora of tho Bexorl Orears experience bas proved that, it, will dk | ‘his desiracle result is obtained in from | nance nor ofandse | sally cure uny cuse. trots ten mene and gs it neither creates palate, and Tendersunnececensy any deviation in diet or inter: jom to usoal pursuits, sound ae or health; tents on, the ruc {a thus removed as epeedily so is consistent with the production of a thorough and permanent cure, Ite ingredients 420 ontirely vegetable, and no injurious effect, either constitu. Hor ly of locally, can be cansed by its use. el dad Bin Agent for i elty, G H. KING, 183 Brosdway, corver Joke | OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO fon MARRIED | bf o itieal Compas ae ‘by Dr. A. ‘iM. Goatees eee? | & omaenicn, : je sia sea eae ee jeady been cispot ite ier nodied. ct viwaarriod, although it is Ime | 1, 20 it discloses important secrets te a caown te thom perticalaciy. Heke every fowale the ca te Be Fe hed my LECTURER ON ‘organs, and author of@ work on Ver a daeases ofa ine aid Journal Searles ty, to be oquat 10 Ri 's or Acto jisoases, and far superior te of ay ain (i yp si wae tary Vice, Impotency, he., yt an Bz ree Way; aud of a, co D ta, Btrictures, Venoreal Uloers, i, ie onree here othors fail. Reogat came cured i a few days Nervous and Organio Lebility he warrante Londen diploma in he office, 243 Fulton nereot. Ds2rins Suuane cTRERT, , BETW REN CHATHAM ‘and William stroete, has for the last fourtoon years enjoyed ‘® most oxtensive practice in private discases. He can cure the wated oases of this disease; and mild cases cured in ds; acters Wa taadh the worst form ‘from one to two a, Conatitntional celility in by ¥' ol the hind ever | | ag Kas | z ¢ ¢ UK, NO UHALGR—-Dx MURPHY OU: UD N “igee gos conte ‘confidentially consalted on all forms of private dis ‘oases of| he cures in two to four da; st ational “cently and impoteney snoocasfully treated or hindran: OMe Ig ath Nerente acon ome TAB te BP AUIHUBUF THB “PRACTICAL 88 Greenwich aoe arene 9 te the rapidity and little inco their cure, Tel cohlefly, nat those who have who can perl or toni, oe Tm | Ey y | Hh | Sitting in his easy rocking chair, | stances. eh Fhitidelpbia, i= and chamber of old Zack are not as magnificeat as the ruperb suite which was given to Presideat Polk atthe Revere House, on his visit to Boston in 1847, nor are they of the amplitude of the rooms of the White House; but when we remember that— “ Old Zack is a man who dislikes di-pla; And 1s a plain old fellow forevery day We believe that he will be charmed with his a commedations. The parlor is elegantly and chastely furnished; the chumber 1s a nice little place, pro- vided with a low camp bedstead, in which the old eoldier wall sleep delightlully. There is an appro- priate neatness and simplicity in the whole arrangement, which we think will please the plain old chap of the people. The pier tables were furnished, this evening, with a number of large vases of roses, japonicas, and other green-house flowers; and, with the soft temperature ot the par- lor, they awakened sensations of spring and its bloom 1g gardens, while a wintry snow storm darkened the sky and whitened the scene without. lined with purple velvet, im this cozy parlor, with Mr. Clayton at his side, we can anticipate the scene that will be presented there day after to-morrow, in all probability. The hero from Buena Vista Mexico, and bis able supporter from Buena Viste im Dejaware, will be therein council. They will be there, after the company have gone, and settliog upon the cabinet, with the deliberation which characterises @ covneil in the field on the eve of an important battle. We have great faith in the sturdy delib-racton of old Zack. Until he received from the Vice President ofl- cial information of hia election, he made no official movement for @ cabinet. Then he wrote to Mr. Crit- tenden, and subsequently to Mr. Clayto! saw Mr. Crittenden in Kentucky; but, from ail we can leara, he failed to persusde the Governor to take a seat in the cabinet. All the movements cf the President elect have been equally circumspect, and respectful of cireum- He appears to be signally impressed with his yet firm in his purpose to pro- , With due regard to the opin- , though not controlled against his own judgment. The incidents of his journey corroborate, all along, his simplicity and modesty of cbaracter—even at times to some embarrassment at the novelty of bis position, and at the entha- tm with which he is received. It is a spectacle weil calculated to awaken the enthusiasm of the masses, to @ the conqueror of the Seminoles, of Arista, of Am- dia, of Santa Anna, and the vietor over General ing to the seat of government to assume its placed in his bands by the decision of twenty million Prpeople It is due from the people te themrelves—it is Guo to thoir institutions, not lvss than to the man, that they should receive their own ap- pointed chief servant with delight; and it is natural that the laurels of the brave soldier ehould add to tae rest of bia receptions, The seccounts of bia journey would indicate that it bas been much more fatiguing than that over the burning sands of Mexico to Mo j but everybody believer tbat old“ Rough and Ready’ fa too tough to be broken down by the preseure of an inauguration, as was the case with General Harrison. They think that he has the nerve and the stemian to stand it ; and yet we would+n‘oln Upon his friends to induce him to set apart certain bours, after his arrival in Washington, relaxation and repose,and to insist upom their being rigidly applied. With respect to the cabinet, it is the impresion er vhore hale appear to be the best informed, thi yn bas given in his w pointmentinit, George Evans, of Mane, rohan & strong hand forthe Treasury, though not de: eisealy the bert; his sppears to be as good a position among the names indicated as the best of them. He bes proved himeelf the ablest financier of the whig par ty, and is withal pot an ultra on the ground of a a tariff. It iesupposed that Hon. Truman Smith will not high reeponsibiiities | cera in Bis own fons of hi | be Included in the cabinet, nor Mr. yas of Penn- Har aylvi Jobn Bell, of Tennerse | Secretary of War, is considered to tend fait for the me port in 40 ary Btey or two the question will be settled. Wo that thi binet will be whig—that theajmia- ‘a will be whig; that {ts polioy will be whig, tust enti ill be whig; but that, though decide not be ultra whig. Itoan't bv. The ~ethe ultra whig poliey of Mr. Clay, comversavion this morning istrarr. ite appoints | edly whig, it #:~ day Py one by tL 4 Lead had 4 lo with Mr. Webster, suppoa We infer from thi that Mr. Webrve. po! ira ot State. ~ has excused the adhesion to election of Gen, Talor. and will give im Due 7 te theadministration, His support, too, will bs vide in the Sen If another gentleman showd gem the Treasury, a8 we suepect will be the oase, Mr. Ab- ott Lawrence will probably be sent over to Engiand, is place of Mr. Bancroft, for the great manufacturer has vantage of ample means for the expenses neces- wary to the station of an ambarrador Strangers contivue to cert ringers and lecture dropping in with the advanced guard of the inaugira- tion. Ww. Priaperrnta, Febeuary 23, 1840 Mr. Fillmove—Tom Hyer at the Whig Celebration The Europa's News. $c The Hon Millard Fitimore, Vice President elect, orrived here to-d and took lodgings at Hartwe ewes on Hours, He departs to. morrow afternoom for Warhington Hyer went to the whig celebration at the —, last evening and aceriain ret of the dip attempt to lionizy him, The determination ‘of the more reepectable portion to frown this dows ied to w Giegracetul rorre; but it was flowlly succesefal A cult againet the Rey. Mr, Plummer to enfored the