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

if road fi jee Cruces to Pe pubitched ty in thie day's Na foe LS Police Gerette—ouly {cur se Forealeoverwhere iarics Gentn’s Spring Style tor .849.—To Render OK us Wol) as Wavtul. ia » point that the skilful endeavor to attain, That this oombinati Hat offered touvay by tho sabscr.be, will b» G ENIN, 214 Broadway, ae ee of his eu COMMERCIAL APFAIBS. MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, Feb. 28—6 P. M. The upward mevement in some of the fanol continues, while the quotations ef others have fallen At the first board to-day, Reading bonds advanced 2 per cent; Reading Railroad, 1%; Farmers’ Loan, 7; ; New Haven, 3; ; Mj Treasury Notes declined 3; States 6's, 1868, 3;; Harlem, 36; Long Island, X. All others closed at prices current yesterday. There were large sales of the leading fancies; but prinofpally on ‘time, at buyers’ and sellers’ option, At the second board there was no material variations in prices, and the sales were to @ moderate extent. ‘The market closed firm at our quotations, It will be perceived, by an advertisement in another eolumn, that the Hudson River Railread seven Per cemt bonds bave been taken by some of This shows what conf- dence they have in the security of the investment. individuals who have subseribed to thes bonds are large holders of the stock, and are deeply interested in the completion ai portant enterprise, off @ fraction. Morris Canal, * ; our wealthiest citizens, success of this The company have now fands @nough to finish the road to Poughkeepsie, and pro- vide sufficient machinery for the most active opera- tions; and we believe it is the intention of the mana- gers to open it to that point before receiving proposals m required to construct the re- for the reat of the 1 mainder of the line. The committee appointed by the Legislature of New Jersey to examine the affairs of the Camden Insurance ‘eport, recommending that trus- ‘tees be appointed to take cbarge of the business of the @oncerm, until it shall be closed and its accounts li- quidated. Messrs, Browning, Dudley, and Toy, were Teocommended as trustees, to make @ report of their doings to the Chancellor A bill w: effect, and immediately passed to a second readi: It appears, by the report of the committee, that th ‘company was chartered on the 1éth of March, 1832, ‘with a capital of $100 000, for the purpose of insuring ‘Duildings, merchandise, vessels of all kinds, &o,, against damage by fire and otherwise. The charter Fequired that $25,000, or twenty-five per cent of the capital should be paid in before commencing business. This hes not been complied with, and the affairs of the eompany appear to have been managed solely with a ‘view of benefiting those directly connected with the It does not arpear by the books, thet @nything was done under the charter until 1847—fif- teem years after the date of the charter—when it was organized with a cash capital of one,thousand dellars, under the following board of directors :— Robert W. Ogden. J. W. Gooper, R. Felters, N. Davis, J. H. Cowpertwaite, E. Toole, J. W: Mackie, H. L, Bulkley, I. Toy, of Camden; O. S. Halsted, jun. Newark; A. Clark, Somerville. dent; H. L. Bulkley, Secretary; R. J, Crommelin, Agent, 72 Wall street. The capital appears to be represented by a certificate of deposite of $20,000 in the Bank of New Rocholle, which tke managers allege was given in exchange for notes transferred without recourse; a draft on the agent in New York for $5,000; $1,000 in cas! of E. D. James for $80,100, past due and without any nd another of $30 000, curity—making $80,000 With this icadequate oapi- ‘tal they have done a very large amount of business, ®nd their premiums bave reached the large sum of $186,000, and their losses upward of $100,000, in less than two years. Theccmmittee do not think it expedient to repeal the charter ef the company at present, as there is such @ large number o. risks outstand! prejudicial to.the creditors. One half of our insurance ompenies are in no better condition than this con- oern exhibits; and if the same measures were adopted by the Legislature of this State, to investigate their offairs, the same rottenne: ‘weuld be discovered. We see by the Missouri papers, that the bill to incor- Forate the Missouri aud Mismes(ppi Ratlroad Company, ‘to builds road from Lexingtoa, on the Missouri river to Ohio City, at the mouth of the Ohio river, has passed Alto, @ bill pending to appropriate ten thousand dollars for the survey of sald road.— “There is aleoa bill before Congre: Ftruction of the road. This may make an importent link in the railroad from New York, by way of Charles- \d the mouth of the Ohio to California, and will outlet tothe mouth of the Ohio river, for the iron mountains and other minerals of Missouri, The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of o tain articles exported from this port for the week end- yng the 27th inst, distinguishing the destination of shipments and ex‘ent of exports toeach country. mor tHR Port oy New Yorn—Weexrr ool —Potash, 305 bbls; pork, 426; rosin, 11 tierces; rice. 75; bacon, 159.6941bs; | “4 895; clover seed, 86,879; staves, No. 2,000; ‘apefm oll, 1.100 gallons. To Lendon.— Lard, 41,020 lbs; tobacco, mfd., 88,781; ‘whalebone. 27 203; bacon, 291 940; oil cake, ‘333 537; cheese, 139.352; clover reed, 7.878; flonr, 1000 bbi: pork, 290; turpentine, 2,630; beef, 50; beef, 25 tierce: snake root, 8 bales. To Freland.—Corn, 11.109 bushels. To Havre,— Potash, 179 bois ; cedar, 109 logs; whale- oi ator oll, 15 casks; rice, 36 tierces; beef, 40; Rum, Ame- | 500; lard, 76,408 lbs; | ‘Company, have mad introduced to this management. R. W. Ogden, Presi- that it might be and the same curraption the Legiclature. to aid in the con- "bone, 15.000 Ibs ; —— ot 10 cares; bark. 34 bhds. cilles — Pork, 50 bbls. bark, 151 bage, ; castor oil, 30; bi d.—Flour, 10€ bbls.; es; honey, 102; honey. 4 hhds.; fastio, 41; ; cedar, 160 logs; ‘ Ibs.; pimento, 100 baga; eocos, 7; Bie te sperm candien, ay beef. 63; honey, 34; es.— Flour, 295 bbls; ick 50; pork, spelter, 11897 bxs.; 5 Sperm brandy, American, machinery, &0., 366; ; ginseng, 199 caske; ‘Candles, 12; domestics, 902 p 0 800 galls; liquors, 100 cares ‘soobimeal, 26; cochl eal, 04 cereon ‘eat Coast of South America —Flour, 1.026 bbis.; ax, 400% beef, 205; dried apples. 100; dried peaches, ns and pess, "80; vinegar. 60; pitch and iar, 7 coments, 122 bales; ‘anny bags, 20; fish, 125 kitts; fle. 100; Teed, 91643 ibe; bi ee 9,765; cheese, 6221; tobacco, manutd. efimed, 11.675; 08 , No; 100 boxes; chairs, 45 doz.; duck, age 12 Resrels; tim plates, 66 boxer; pepper, 50 bags; cocoa, 160; butter, 160 1bs,; gin, foreign, 1 pipe Flour, 80 bbis.; pork, , 50; hae 10; roap, 800 bo: “ales , 6; tal low candies, ; ; lard, 1,620; cheese, 420; butter, 360; sles, 12 000, No.; hf 4bhds.; tobaces, 24 bi ‘wevper, 10 bags: nails, 5 Keg manish West Indies — 3 bales; fish, Flour, 40 barrels; beef, 14; mackerel, 216; ale, 47; pork, 60; bread, p “metl_ 20 puns; Thon, 79 tes.; ate H * tallow candies 550: naner, ;, tobacco 2hnds ; tobal 314; dry foe, 60.007, hams tan; ‘Gaal 810; peru. nails, 108 casks; atavas. 18000, Nv.; moops, 21, 07% hooks, 620; lumber. 46 000 ft ary West Indies — Meal, 100 barrels; 6; pork. 165; flour, 89; flour, 30 h is; ries, ‘Bron ; soap, 175 be: aile, 2 kewe; tobacco, 10 ht ; fish, 14170; butter, 1.473; b bani gar, refined, 10,253; choose, 460; 183 gals ; cordagr, 10 cotis. 0 British Wrest Indsee —Flour. 400 bbe ; 600, No; horses, 1 To 'British North America.—Flour, 14 bois; rye flour, 100; meal, 16 bbls. The aggregate shipm 3,361 bbis. four, sof breadstuffs amount to 4 11,109 bushels of corn, -oorn went to Ireland and 1 000 barrels flour to London; the rest-was distributed in rmall lots. The exports of other articles have been abeut the umal exten’ there appears to be no great activity in the mov of apy important articles of export. preadstoffs in the markets of Great Britain, having for ome time past been merely to a moderate extent, and confined entirely to the hhave been rather depressed, and the disposition to ship in our markets has been very limited. The supply of breadatuffs in Great Britein has been suffi- olent, thus far, to meet the demand for consumption, the importations having for some time past g to remain until the duty was relinquished. — Tho demend for Even with this check upon the supply, prices have drooped, end the markets bave not been in a state to warient shipments from our ports. The movements in our most important exporting tteple product during the present season, thus far: compared with those for the corresponding period last year, exhibit muoh greater aotivity; and the receipts and exports will be seen by the annexed comparative statement :— Movamests or Corton in THe Uniren Srares. a rs mpered to Exported to Nv et to reat Britain France N.of Bur Ports, since Sent le since septs. since See New catonas Feb. 17. Eth bait ro iB ie ‘ti a, a 22 Mobile Feb. 17.1 oe oe 35,900 5769 Sri Feb 15. sia = 14at Fat — 9 21049 1106 2672 1 MB 44 Soro betel suet Ass 505 sus suet 32 25,859 nid 173 1316 9 » Bales. ea 318,965 on 265 265 185.957 oa -_ ouBi7 - 8 ee ee Total Ex- Shipments to ports to forchern — Receivedsince Porte, Foreign Porte Ports since Sept. 1. since Sept. 1. Sept. 1. Sa maa oars so 1848, 187, 1848, 1347, Toren res We sent 165 suis a ne 253 654931 65R,827 1@. .Fob. 17. 149 282 wale 54790 82206 S72R44 272759 Gir ates 24ie9 Wore) 40st Roe} at 11353 W426 b, 21 277.697 10209 Feb, 3. Wet ioe we. ie 3 330 233407 MLSs 1. 4. 2 ASh 25% 33t Firing be 1. “358 5,730 2,60) abe eed. I7.9S 84208 aeons Sas pute oe 326 = sir on ase ea on shipboard at Tatest ees bales 620 493 554379 Tt will b in, by this tatement, that the exporta- tion to foreign ports this year has been, so far, about forty per cent larger than to the same dates the previous year, andthat the receipts have been about thirty- three per cent greater. In the event of the receipts for the remainder of the son continuing at the same rate, the aggregate will amount to at least twen- ty-four hundred thousand bales. The exports have been greater this year, in proportion to the receipts, than in 1847-48. The most roliable estimates of the probable yield of the crop now coming to market, put down 2,600,000 bales in round numbers, and the movements thus far confirm that calculation, Shonld Liverpool market continue to improve at the rate recently reported, it will give an impetus to reeeipts, and induce the planters to eultivate as much land for this staple as possible. The planting season is just commencing, and the advance in prices abroad will have considerable influence upen the movements of producers. Stock Exehange. S100 Treas Motes, Cs rive sie udeon River RR 0 4 oo 430 Canton © rf lo on Com 424 21000 do 1 PY on fag 1000 = 40, BIS 1108§ 100 Nor & Worcester, bw a0 6 4500 U 8 6's, 86 105° 39 10000 do’ "67 54 Bz Readiog » 2000 do "68 650 0 Bos do coup «0 do BL 600 U 8 5's, 8 SONY&NHavenRR 93 do. coup 995g 25 4 030 93 500 Ohio S's, 25 4 9314 2C0 Ohio 7'a 102% 30 93 10000 Reading Bonds 03@ 900 Ta ¥30 62 5000 do 1 2x) Bh ane 1000 Road Mert Bonds 62 60 bio 62 dmos 62 00 rig Benda 7 Te $0 100 bise 700 100 190 GL 850 66 100 230 62 10 % 0 do. al0 613% 300 Long Island RR B39 274 300 do 29) 263f 400 do b30. 27. 1300 do 214 do B60 873g 700 do 390 2756 TOhMoLife& Trust 84 U0 ¢o 280 27% 50 Moris Canal 36 a0 do 230 2718 125 0 66 Erie RR. new 62ig ri do b60 9% 110 do 62 GAvbumn& RochRR 85g 45 do 0 62 100 Housatonic RR to do 62 20 0 30 Second Board. s1FONO Treas N, 6's bagi Ryo Parmere Low oe 36) sou 8 bear ne 10 ae to Sng is" ending RE iy bs og Tela ist as a lo & $3 a 20 do 990 St 0 77 boo 31 50 Farmer's Loan 36! 100 365i 300 Morris Janal BS 60 Harlem BR ‘30 61 45 Ek 100 Stonington Rm ben 55 SPECIAL NOTIOES. UDEON RIVER RAILRVAD ¢( OMPANY.—LOAN.—NO- tice is hereby given that $524 000 of the Loan on the Bonds of this Company, offered by proposals iseued under date cf \8th instsnt, Las been takon up by the subscriptions of the following notice, viz, to the 31st day of March, 1449, right. will ocnso And bes lost to the original absorbers and their ¢ inclusive, Fartuns now holding Stock vf | ay rene for Bonds to the amount of their down them secoring tho original terms in all respects that wore given to takers of Bonds on the 26th of Febraary. ‘The amallest Bonds rscued being $5), Stock. holders of a lees amount will bo allowed to nequire cuber Stock by trancfig. to make up enough for a Bond. whe rate is par f r Bords bearing seven per cont interest, and 99145 per cent for Bonds benring atx por cent, both oonv-rtible in five y ars from their date im'o the stock of the Company, Bccoraiog to de amount sevually paid for tres Agente may apply fr Bonde for Sxrckholders,: x amonnts net Jorn than $5,000'Io thongaregsta, ard tho Cempaoy. a8 of-red by the Fronovals of the 13:h February, inntant, will pay such agents acommirsion of one rer cert. HOPKINS, Treasu N. B—The shave notion Sparsodee thi reson isonied sterday on this entject, whieh was ui ly drawn up in te, pa (was pubisted with some t) pograpbical errors. New York, March Tet, 1849, TTBE REGULAR ANNUAL MERTING OF TGE MEV. bere of the German Soc ety of New York, held at St. Mathew’ ure, Feb. 32, 1849, Meser, J: L, Burchard, @. 1. Heuser, F. Karck. Geo. &. Kuntardt, H, ©. Imdwig, A. Rodewald F A Sctuscher ‘and A. W. Puss were elect nd nea cubsoqueat meetin ng. on February 24, said officers e'ected among themeelves, for President, Mr, Gen, wharét; Vice Presidont, Mr. A, Rodewnld; Seoretary. Mr. HB. B. ludewig; Trescurer. Vr. F. A. Schumacher. By ordor of the President, TERMANN B, LUORWIG, Secretary. BW YORK. FEBAUARY 2, 18(0.-EMIGRANTS AND | others having Jugzace left at'my house, gornee of Liberty and Wasbington stroeta, sre od to have it removed within Unety doy efrom date, or it will bs vold immediately. afterwards at alii Auction, to cover expunenn and teonable me to snlarre my ba ENKY BI@K, of Hambachor Schloss, San PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST the rip Salom, fot of Roosevelt street, plone prenent them tothe ‘Treasurer, on board, fort the vessel sails. Thurs Gaye Neb, Tou additional shares forsale, ‘Price $20. EW YORK AND Sala RAILROAD — ANNUAL Commutation.—On and after llth of March next, annual comm utation tickets will bo sold at the office of the ag gt N over street, to residents on the line of ies rates—To ard es from New York and Barlem, ee Fordham, $41 William’ Brides, $ 4 ville, $70. Tiokets y the perren ni pasment of the commutation rate, ‘The we of the sume by say ther person being, by the terms ofthe commutation,» release of Tekan’ tc he Conductets fa the some nner ne ber’ pas. ee rt Jondue! ie oon M. SLOAT, Saperintendens. ARD.—R. HOE ry CO., INFORM THEIR FRIEND3 AND AAS public that their resting me is agsin in full operation at ati and 31 Gold etreet, as that their office for the ‘present is at 45 Goid street, where all orders will be promptly Pitended ter SOR SALE. eva to Ba ceiaan eirer aT SOUTH murroanded ‘creat trook, and on an ominenod from waioh ad very thtonrive vi tho ocean, bay a: houses, hitehen, ioe house, te. &a,, are now an isn bataing within lan ly a dovted ‘with. groups of Ss mice éea, with extensive flowrr and vogetable gardens Ja the unt al, & porsou having bnsinees in New Yor be in elthor aif past 9 oF 10 by, 3, 4 oF 8 o'l0ok ta, the healthiest in the te, “he me tavaen ot jh ‘ple of wings) would be gommmodation cf auch, aa week 8 retreat feo xel sted for the « 3e ag not to fers with thoir Tor the autsmer, at auch ad. "ther iafverantion, apply. vo daily business in the city, Fo a oe cowrner of py he age and Murray street, , A HORSE FOR SALR—TUE sv we about to leave the city, wishes to dispose was brooght from th Maine jnet er ay andien “Tir trotter, is abcut fifteen hands high, hind and sound, and . 4 Piste old thie apring, | Can best any grocn horse in the world th boon worked longer than 1@ Das, lao, x, Sleigh, Wi Harrese, Sulky, Bolls, Yobe, Whip, two Drove: other artie‘es can be neon at Mesare Bosch au: Phil | femily, (very cord tenants,) ina Lost. ene 5C LOST ON THE EVENING or Tug ora wet, asthe Hotel de Paria, corner of Broad’ Avthony street, orin passing from there throu, rand to W costar eterat, a Toll of bank notes 25's on the tout Bank, B inthe city. on ‘incor will recatve the, above reward, oy leaving t! he bar of tha Hotel de Paria, |AMO*D LOSE LOST, ON MO* Day, 260i Inet. CGaciors Ulaiond ‘Ite taettaeie vaion la aoe she stjoct ot recovering 16 It being «family rel i value to the owr er than ¢ {tall value; and the the subecriber’ by retaraing it (o SOHN MUCKBL 13 Hulten oh oe Och avouue, ars Wants, ANTED.—A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL OF FAOW $3510 to $1 000, to taken interost in one of the bast pub Tie houses adjoining this city. None reed apply unless th y oan offer the above prent se wall as tho best of references. Address T.0,, office of this . i very ant a iven avit roxrds the receipts and expontos of the above houss and the protits for Inst year. frien Lech cing oh Br A YOUNG WOMAN 10 ‘al house or c} ir work. Tho best of aity refer ence an Please call at 3 "S 12th strvct, third floor, back room Can be seen for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A REVPRCTABL® YOUNG wouan as Chambermatd, Washer and Ironer, and to do gan eral housework. Please call at 55 Duane strest. ‘To be seen for two daya, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘women as Cook. She also understuads making pastey ; 1s an excellent washor and irover; highly respoctable re’ renoss on no objection to goa short distance in the country, Pioase apply at 102 8th Avenue. first floor. WANTED A SITUATION BY 4 RESPRCTAGLE PRO. testant German girl, to do Chamberw Phase spol ar 98 Re saweet and 1 Iron; good ret reference: WAntsp—« SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Pao. Jertent recon woman, to do light housework or take care chi dren, and do p'ain sowing: eity reference given. Tnquice as No, 44 Grand street, in the basement; can be reen for two deva W 4NTBO—BY A YOUNG WOVAN, 4 SITUATION a3 Housemaid and Waiter. she oan rofer to her late owp'over, who will epeak as to hor qualitinations, and who {s ° Procure emplovmont for her. Address, of porsomal applination made, at No, 85 fast 18th etrvot, betwoen 4th avenue aad Irving ANTED FOR CALIFORNIA—GENTLEMEN'S CAST OFF clothing, firearms. &o..for which » fair oash price will ba peid, Gentlemen er families having such effects to dispose of, can be attended at their reside.oos, by leaving orders with, or eending a Ii roity express post) to H. Levott, No. 2 Park Place, corver of Bread» ay, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as children’s Nurae and Soamstresa, ‘The best of city reference given. Pleare #pply at 42 Clinton ebroet WANTED-A SITUATION BY A VERY RESPECTABLE young girl mberma'd or plain sewer, or minding ntne or to do general hourework i call at No-i2h Bast Broadway, rent house, children, to assii private family; the third flocr. WAXSTED--a SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testang woman, as Chambermaid and Nurse; hae ne objeo. Pe tothe Country. Good city references, Please ‘apply at 102 ‘Avenne. Waar A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A sitnation to do the Cooking, Washing, and Tronin ote ssl family, or Chamber work or Soametiees te ‘asher tid Kroner. and has good referenro ffeom her last placa. Please call at 230 Mott street, second floor, aud front room. Can be teen for two daya, WAmziser A RESPECTALE MIDDLE AGED ENG- lish wowan, ® situation as first rate Cook ina private family: does not objent to assisting in Washing and [roning. Bost city reforence giver; tas lived six years in owe place Can be goon fort d Enquire at the corner of iiicks and State atroets, rook! yR, ANTED—A SITUATION AS STEWARD ON BOARD OF as Steamboat, or head Waiter in a Hotol, by a aapsble nor moat unexcoptiopable references given, Please address 2 B. oe at this cffior, WeANzED—a TAILORESS TO WORK ON COATS; NONE butago.d land need ap-ly at aby timo this week, at 108 Orange streer, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘Woman, as Chambermaid, and to do gereral Mouvework; firet rate Washer and Lroner, and poreeaees the best of oity. rerees. Apply at 279 Mulberry street, in the rear, O4kD—WANTED, BY a GENTLEMAN AND Als WIFE on the west elde of the city, not fur from 8t, John's Park, and.notfartber nerth than King street, Addross J, G., at the Herald office, stating terme, ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO. mn, who isa frat rave cook, asd has no objection todo rart of the washing end ironing, ins small private famil rcduce the best of city reference, Can be teon for two ‘fer at 0. 336 Merion etreet. ANTED=A SITUATION, BY A YOUSG WOMAN, TO eneral housework, Excellent referances, Pivase call at No. Ey Houston streo’, up stairs. Wan tITUaTION, BY TWO BE3PECTABLE young women; one wiahes to go as Laundr ss, or to do cham berwirk snd fice washing—tas lived ten months in hor | ther wante s situation a* plain Cook, and will hing end ironin:. or will de the work of « famliy, The best of city reference can bo given. Pleage oatl at 36 Great Jopes street. 2d door im the rear. Can be seon tor throe days, if not engaved. WANTED-TRAVELLING AGENTS, TO MAKE SALES to the trade throughout the country, of am article in univer- saluse, Apply at 28 Broadway. ve foe tos A CIVIL ENGINEBR, TH ROUGHLY im the highrat branches of mathematics, wishes to find employment as Computer for the construction of ‘mathons: tical tables, or the correction of astronomical aud mecttanical works, Ho speaks ard writes German, English, French Italian, and will be mnt useful to any es ablishment waoi ficult computations are to te performed with readinnes aad ao Guracy, Address P. P.. at the : fio of the New York Herald, advertiser has also hed much experiance in this city, io buying And selling, and is confident he can give, to any who may beia want of his services, the most satiofactory references as to cba faoter and abilities. ‘Address P. W, Hf , Herald office. Wanmes4 STORE, OR THE HALF 4 A DOULLE fronted Store. 60 feet deep, between Ci Chambers strevts, on the west side of Broad .h » office of this paper, W4N1ED.—s PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL OF FROV $1,010 to $1,500, to take an interest in an established vys- ter and eating house, situated in tI part of the city. ‘The proeent preprietor is nese, and will not be able to attend toall biw self. the above rtated capital to tl chance rarely offered. None tips unless they ern off stove amount, #8 wollas the best of refereroe, Address J. D., Uffice af thi gre A MODERN BUILT, SMALL THRE® STORY! ido house, with the Croton Baths. &o , fora smal FY resrectable neighborhood in thiscity, Rent must be moderate.” If the hongs sults sfrer the first _they will leaseit. 4 pply by note at box 5, office of this paper, WéANZED. 4 BOY IN A LAWYER'SOFFICK. APPLY atNo. 12 third story, Post Building, Hanover street, oor- nor Fxchange Place. W 4NTED—DY A RESPEC TABLBLADY. WHO HAS LOST her baby, one to wet nurae, who would be treated in every yespertan her ‘cwn. Apply at 179 Third Avenue, New York, of to br, Byrve, corncr of Court acd Atlantio stroeta, Brooklyn, WANTED—-a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘Wemap, in a private family, as Nures; un entire charge of an infant and if required oun de tne wash and ircning. Good city referenee giver, Inquire 243 Mott street, up stairs, front rem, | Ge, eearer TO SFEAK fap efile FRENCS Fa- x eed, mily which would rent who would an more roums then they n them. witn breakfast and tea, to young Gentlem bearx'ous to rpeak Fronch. ‘Threo evening lessons wither t ex. tra ctarge. Apply at 209 Wooster, street, betwoon Bleeker and Amity streets. OARD WANTED—A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD IN & private family, erin @ family where there are not over five or tix bearderr, on the west of Broadway, and not above ring wreck, Broaufaat and tea only, Address “B..,” jera'¢ office. LERK IN A BOOKSTORS fooled Lf) he derstands the retail trade of » book and ferred. None need apply who cannot come Cet path anered situation is in a Southern city. WM. W. ROS! No 19 Wall eteres, AUUTION. | Eb mow a L. SNOW, ‘AUCTIONBER—BY “Joagea, Tele al * Thursday,March J, at 9 o'clock, M., at sg 49 Wall street, the balance of the stat of Patera. ieee’ k Co., Sta tioners, Catalogues will be ready on Wednesday next. Terms H i. ae DS & CO, \ coed SELL ‘THIS DAY, AT 1036 * o'clock. 8 Wall street, 100 vala-b'e Oil Falarings, and 1600 fine eolored and other Engravings, just received fro Pha ad nae mol 4 United States without reserve. By order of sign Also, » splendid copy of the Music Royal aad Pron: ther works, This sale is worthy attention. MISCELLANEOUS. eens igen pang AND eae tae a PURE WHITE ab dy seventh: anal free firm adu’t gt heed ig consequently a LTT cl Jawa R. Chilton M.D,, ( homiat, New RCo Feb. 10, 1849. go borat f the College of Ft a Garner Me ee |S of Phyat pt bof the ety, by sealing der by tne penry port, stating the kind of vireger wanted BAS yt AL hs CHEAPER THAN EVER—FRESO aura Cote hi Hi I TAIEN me FERRY.—LEAVE NEW YO! KAT aT, 11, 1, 334 and 6o'clook. Leave Vanderbilt's Landing at 4, 12, 20nd ‘voloek, } IDES BIDES!—THR! poens, ou), ourrent bie olsughter hides; and th and fat, delivered at the Hide pai A BALF © rll bo paid for alls asrobiat ies ai ket oot bene fr nif ekiag inabeth a:rrot, SOHN BUNN NCO. ALieBowery BAVOEESA, ted. eating hele BROADWAY A take this ‘their trieads oe blio, they have Feta OCEAN On er u . ice nthe Gute ya ih 0 aoe 74 hte plesk pever craves from the bedy. Sth— in Murray streets, bet dway and Chuceh stres ee ween Broadway and ita SUITS, DOUBLE MEDIUM PRESS FOR SALE, WITH [RON Avon oe airs, n trate order yr 4 at the desk, in _f0 LET. nan tele ree si it years, Thus wo are phy with ie ume firmness, be made eee ia DANCING. nomen aa N NIGHT.—THE BALL OF THB NEW onesies 11 take piace at the doses Mow ‘Tionots $2; had ‘at the fol Hone Rainbow, “Heckman atevet otgeet ; 8, Harris, 14 Moiden Lan, AMUSE MAN Te. poapw a’ AY THEATRE—&. HALL, PROF ELE rian ts comedy rere iat NOPHING.-De> eB. Shaw: Coane Claudic, i Benediok, Mt. Lester; ne; Be F. Wallach To conclude with the drama of DON cia mt BAbAX— Cherles the Second, Mr Movrhouse; Don J Mr. pe; Don Crzar co Basan, Mr Lester; Merttana,” ‘Mite e Wallack, ‘The manage Sates OwERY THEATRE—TAURSDaY ra » acted the drama of THE travaganae of ry LONDON Tom wine Me, thomas Hyer Kat a; Sam Swift ale. ¥ lorow; Corinabian ‘Torn, orinthian Kate ig hao Stated |B De'ph, Mr. Winan, ny Mi Rmily, Mea Waker: Liddy, 1aiKe. Walack 1 has pleasure in announcing sn encngs —] ir 8 PL 10k whe wi a ill appear on Monday eveai: Cirole and Parquerte, 50 eat Gallery. aigcunta, Deereopen hait-paat 6 ily Cirole, 15 vets ; Commence at 7. eT—HUas0aY entertainments will commance of Tne FAST MAN—Skyrooket Ned, Mr. Hive hon, wr, Lynne Frisyy, Mr. oe iH jk Me Brereton, Mr. wordir@r: Lt ng a] Seoren Mr Pareloe; ol G | eee THE Pando BANTeAU oy NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM aay Bening, Maro A. will ve acted the 4 | ith the mow nae Chanfrau;, Maruie do Volouge. Me, MePer ; Marton. Miss Meatayer. FORNIA—wose. Me. , hapfran: phus Pillisbroud Mr. WB io conelupe with the faree Vickaninay. Mr, Pardey; Mr. Jamaes Smith, Booth; Serapbina Mary a en: wv Parsons Mrs, Isherwoo: ry: Doors opomat i e'eloak—surtain will rise @8 Tice anwar CIRCUS, BROADWAY, NBA SPRING ST.— Marea 1, the entertainmonts will com- clogane ae meushi tion of company on We at 8 o’olock. ITCHELA’S OLYMPIO TuEATRI UR to cemmance with HUE AND cH — jarmaduke Messi White House ters at the Irv cretary of the Treasury. Orleans with them — will leave Washington in the reg: lar bor Es ident’s friend Thuraday oor, mence with a di also, a beautiful scone of gymnast oe i x? 1. Reypoldy; Mr. Mice Lor a with T ice, Mise Clarke ts Mien tri Dress 3 Pit i3ig0 Boots x ARE DASIRED ae STATE THAT Mas UTL EB’ a Shakspeare Readi ihe nest feces 's, on Theedar # the Stuy vesant Inatitu' ay morciog of each work, at I2 colvck, give’ « Roading some place, for the convenience of those who profer the day te the evening. The first Roading nounced, at bait past seven ose ‘The play will ke MACB! te bad ‘of Mr. Lohmann, Janitor of the Instituto; ac the (rviog and Francis’ Book Store, Tiokots $1, PB. 1. . BARNUM, MA: Asti turday ovening noxt, ts gam hongotorth ee ees a Saslony of sow Opsraste new fa of ‘ater Veyane Musionl* A -—Coneart to commence st Behe. Aa At BTA SETS MONSIEUR ADRIEN ve tho fret of bis novel aud extraordinary parform- i nday eveni: g next, at half past seve Minerva Roots 406 Brondway. Among other oxparimonts Mona, Adi viorm the suspension of a young lady mstaine | by js incomprehensible suepension he has perf tnecica reomstne ee cmenaeee people of New York will ALLBALLA, No. way, open every evi afternoon’ at 3 o'o'ork, with a’ company of f Pian serenadors, and a troupe of mocel artists, who appear ina variety of select and choice entertainments, Ad xiasion, Orches tra Boxes. 87% cents: Parquet'e Licuse, the astor Hi has been, bya day or two from the effects both of t wish en bis route hither, and of 1! journey j 80 much 20, that, besid: a larg ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSKUM. fer and Propr:etor; J. Gieenwood formances in the afternoon at tara a Comoert aagerand Direct: ht feet high, and weighs 337 Pett it feet in h's stockings They may bowen at sil hours, witl Fairy Queen. Great Western appears in two pieces ho Giant stands plump cig! ie tons, public and private, who called on the General esterday, scarcely one of whom had ever seen hia Se Hose Hod Frere ag = rs. Morell. Mrs. Avo Pete Morris, if. dosire to geo this wondurful ox perime pan, &c. Ke, Admission 25 cents; children uader 10 years UANGL SUtRHET, NEAR Late Wednerday aud n opportunity to witne: Fy staractione at preeoak Guuitttad at the Mtawune has determined to admit th sl ing next, March lst, from 8 3. ‘ances in the Lecture Room atllo'o'ock Admisson os wend. HE GkRAT CHINESE a oxy pee Bh # of people on Thiraday mora: tL P.M. Spooial perform. t the Office on the mises, or b; itor dirant w yPrietore, yrs naan aeIsRR, oe tion. Though he was strongly pressed by General Taylor himesif, yet auch was the for from all the P Resdasa, eportaiens of Oninten eecattoy ‘nd mechanical implements, instruments of muso, lanterns, &0. ct 18 PM. daily, Admittance, 25 ND—MR. ounces to the pubiic, at the folioltation of bis ucmerous with his band, or a portion of ad applications must be ronda, that he is prepared to yl at balls, soireos, or private partica, reseed ‘to him at from nine A.M. till 18 "NMven nnder twelve, half-neion VALIWUNAIA CALLE UNNLA, RIP NOTICE.—ALL THOSE MEMBERS OF TUE NEW York and California Mutual Benefit Assooiation, who 10 up their now assesrment of $25 rfeiv al right ond title to snip SALI order of the Beard of Direotors. UNNING'S HOTEL, NEW ¥ YORK, WEDNESDAY BVEN. io meeting of the Iste ngers on board weg st Chesapeake, held at Daaning’s 8 of Worcester, Mass, was rhe, of Worcester, Mass, foe oe eectviey ‘i After Se Teton of the mecting, the following communication was banded fa by OC. Richmond, kai, aud was adopted without » dissenting vote. Y Sota LON NES on ul CLARKE, Sec pelne usdersned, who had taken pategos In ts 8, have tarogget the necessity whioh has oniized 0 withdraw her fr ing, Feb 28, 1849, Friday evening no: iM and cargo, ko. JOAN R. DODGE, Chait \. N. B. Hedeee ly additional shares for sale. ny wt ay —THE KNICKER ion will hold their VERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNI bocker Miaing and Trading meetirge at the Northern Hrotanas Hotel, B'eocker streot, oa Wednewday and Friday evenings of this week, at half pit sven Tho members are requested to be punotual, int ing « to join are invited, NO THE GOLD REGIONS IN 65 DAYS, BY A NEW and plearure, excels any other fornia Min ngand Trading Asso nized, will continue to mest ever} gat7 o'clock, at Hermitage Hall, irvet, until they will oomp toly or mn. to leave Now York the per share, Mombers will be entitled ares, not exceeding 20, by procuring a The owns of the ship satisficd t at the chief cause of such wit! ‘of coal, and not in aoy defiriancy in the ahip, 9 do not attach any blaine to the agente of the form that voyage, 98 route, which, for €o of quality ba found on tri >The Mabhiattan ere Ly aid bonoratle an ulty,t by et coruer of Al'en and He size & company of Bt ith of Mav, at $100 do! to tako any Dumber of Broper gutstitute fur exch rhare BE COLONY GUARD, TAVING EL ECTED Ta Om 4 thele arrangemente ir which we beg to return ocr most foe toofier, in this form, our united toatt- ix, aad to idanooe uae hown er tion frou. My. Black, the shiet eitcer of the op, p'in that we sre compelled to f ing the passage tou t had antoipsted. in m bi drr the meet invorablo. suapioes ef the dap utter by Coptain Mix and his offleers, to make os comfortable and upder while commanding our remarked, “ T) ficult te Keep th measeitin atepenaeaeny firmer advertiven cut. Tre bo ks will remain open fir th Be un eof thore who futend joining th will. be finally clo lara, apply at the office, 154 Grrenwich OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.—THE SACRA. nmento Mivinggand Asesying Association will held an adjourned otel, 13 Fulton atreet. this (Thursday) wasted tn bo puntual in M, BRUCE, President, OK CALIFORNIA.—THE 2p DIVISION OF THE CARSON ‘Astocia'ion is now forming, and will moet this Tauraday evening, at 7 o'clook, at American Ball Committee Room, corner of Grand Ge We go via Toxss and the ense of Journey, two 10. fine sociation, watil the Sti For further partou- OrtRSarcann:— G0, Mvohmond, a. Dr. M L, Kig'ehondt, oe Va ervoort, ke ‘Fost, G. W. D, Allen, Jomes P, Hotchkiss, J.J. Landerer, J. L. oe James W.Smith. T.0 Smith, 3 Dowany OB: Goe: tis, J. J. Adams, Joiham B. & Same Stone, Wright Bottomley, dullueU. Clark Char ot 7. Field” Rooney B Si a. B, un. C. A. Upbam, R, Brow: Are fe ah Foch Dentort he 8 PER STEAmur A — in esse. not that he was qvertions put to him by | tofans in mononyllabl told Mr. Webster that the financial talents of Mr. Horace Bianey. If bis Southern and not his Peonsylvania friends prevail, Vr. Binney will.in my opinion. yet be Soretary of the Treasury, if he wili accept the appointment. [Correspondence of the Philadelphia N. Amorioan ] meeting at Stoneull's evening, at 8 o'clcer. theiratiendance, By order, Members are req P, pS B. Marshall, WW. Evans, Goorge avid Van Cott, Jolin ratver, and others —O7e Share alent’ tuzpies will be of great value to oad ‘com eh! Stare Meroh 6th— whole Jouraey 99 aM then fit for miuing— read; pedi tic Heovisiene, bow locations, Bo por SAN FRANCISCO—TO SAIL word MASOE THE stesmehip SENATOR, 754 tone burthon, Li Bach», ‘Any time after for Full partioulare given by 1 Front ont attwet, President, wis AN XPERIEN years in preparing stores for ships and passer sor ber confidently “ory his services 0 persons inten the vovago to Cehtornii robber of every dee: . v¥, commander, will from ber berth at pease Dorton and St Jon's, NB feet northwest gales. did tea beat, Numerous additious ani vy expense, to perfeot h modations for_parsen; the ctraits of Mageliaa, touching at [Sepa ed whore she has been wall tried in FINO CALIFORNIAN 1d proved herself a splon- ake tore may be Tad estimates fer pt on, y number of persons, from ark. All stores will be put up to sultable prekages sthmus, or for the tine Price or Passa State Reoms speculations Alter Cabin, witheut \ ee Cabix, crew afares PS Ihe. bareage aitowed taton. “For furthor pa EST CHESTS—OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. ¢ all tho puro chemicals and npparatus for to 8, quicksliver, eulpburet of iren, spotter solder. nod adnl- dlgold bare tonether with weales and accurate ‘Troy weights and s book of instructions for tustisg eld and thee it with quicksilver, written in a p! airted with chemistry For ale by tho author, ENT, Practical Chemist, 116 John stroot, neat 00 cines pacsengers, and bo freight ‘erriterial question, during the next fi Uut EMINTURN, 87 87 South street, General Taylor himself; and that he standsa m better chance of being feltin this m ment—important for the country, 98 well as important for himself—by sealicg his lips on the constitation of his cabinet. igeilan, the new and substantial KON.« apt. Abo) Hancker, of 24) tony burthen, 3 yeu this city, of tho best material, copper fasten ‘and isuow urdorgoiug service, and will posttively anil on or about sd, and newly copoered, beilersentizly ni hhrepsirs 18TOL BELTS FOR CALIFORNIA, AT REDUCED Frices.~ ‘The subsoriber bas on menvfeoturing all ki a hand, and is constantly da of Pistol Belts, Holsters, Knife Heaths, Gun Sifoge, Bullet Pouches, &o.. &o, w telling at reduced prices. Companies and deniers in the above plied en, the most hbersl terms, “Also for sale, all wir da cf military goods, OsT ‘T. BRLL, 185 Fulton at. opposite Chureh, AVENWORTH’S IMPROVED GOLD WASHERS WILL reparate the gold from the gravel faster than any mach ne Jet invented, and withous wasting fort: ards wore profitable opportunity cannot be offar d to th fornia. he will be disposed of b; ehares of stock. at $6u0 eee ‘The owner of — sbaro desirvus of going & fee her arrival at Saa Francisco. Each share o! Hiostion should. be made soon, ver one half of tho For Lig a bist to AUSTIN & WATKINS, wator Also evory de: {ifornia tools, wagons, pumps, pl'ka, horse powers, Ko, be., at the agricultural implement aed ged store of -BAUWLEN & CO., 149 and 191 Water street, Now York. HARTS—NORTH AND SOUTH PACIFIO, a: of Magollan, just pet b FOI N—Stb oH. EUNITED STATES Nall STRAMSHIC CORPANT hereby give notice that ia pursuance of their contract with arty ent, the eplrdid mew and epso'on: Captain Tem penn, will wll (rom this port Thurcda; the 8thof Merch, at noom, from pier 4 ver, with tho mai DARTS OF CALIFORNIA—BLISS AND C offer fr sale @ complete arsurime t of Nori and gouty including tro porte of San Franciseo, Monterey, fo voale, of the lates* survaya: aloo. tho largoat stook of Ckroncmoters in tho country, all, of which, will Pawage to “California, by the will tind it to their advantag io the opinion of the 8 of traveportation up ama. [vis expected that the Falcon will arrive at shagres in time for pweengors to tako 2 Kail steanirs of March and lot of apeit from Panama doubt even wheth erteee ‘ty, of this company, a a eae Ps TON No, 42 Fulton atroet, 2d store from | Pearl ALIFORNIA DAGUERREOTYPES. -PERSO! fornia, and dosirous to loave their Bees with their friendr, would de weil to call at Brody's, Nos. 215 and 207 Brosdway, where, by renson of recent improvemonta and ad- Gitions to bie cetablishment, faithh chisiped ki the Lortest notice. fectly authentic warrant for ment of Seoretary of the T' to Abbott medimt ment. Belore the arrival of, the voyage, the rord rorces the Iethmns will be #0 far ioe wrod that iMieulty weed bo expacted {v arcusing. np oee! ‘seage will bo binding on t! y Joon the sage be sanctioned by the undersigned; 200 ibe. baggage aliowed. 70 cents per foot for fre: Information recently reouiv ecns about to visit Californis, that the ro via Chagres, haa great advantages over any otaer, in polut o ticm is only short of offictal.— Comme: ithiui and true likenesses may be Hon Wm. K. Bond, late Obio, and Col. Wm. L.. Hod arrived in Washington. will oonvines per- by the mail tine, _ SHIPP Ge —THE FINE, FAST SAILING BRIG LONG L I, oopp-red aid copper OR SAI ISLAND, built at Brockhay foster ed, 175 tons register, or 1 650 barrels unter deck. She was led sod sbeathed with Munta's heavy metal in Yoon fe fixed st adate to avoid delay at Paroma. The paesonger list is now open, For paige or further particulars, 0 t the, office of the 9B) without regard to «xpense, Partie: Bin will Gnd this’ mn desirable 8 seen at Pier 14 Kast river. and her inventory. JOON & ROBERT Os! ANCISCO AND SUITER'S FORT. —THE NEW Baltimore el'pper brig ORBIT, G di tained by the weather, wall sail on th Manertra zt | N. B—No stoerage passengers taken. IP SALEM—FIRST VESSEL FOR BAN Fi mad sha $.00e: $180, oan be arcommodatat. Th meet the deficisroy; 4 mitable vemel. on application to ee Mneeh Fer ba fn board, foot of Markot atreet, or to UNT, 75 South st., or. Maidon Lane, to sail, Monday oe essen rigine! shares being S100 and. sasscnea shareholders cwn tho ship. (New York built) one years sions of superior iy ity, mining implementa, ‘ke. Paseongers wi | be allowed to remain on RTIFICIAL EYES — —sust TuPOATED, A Ft ot dy tid po he a “ tior lot of “Mireau’s” inserted and worn without they move be the natural i, apd end i onoperasion’ aad, “Labeeut observer cannot de ds, a8 unval, to dissares of the Warren street, where Tynan MEDICAL OFFIC Fivg Points), LABAMD'S Fro: eh Mixture price $1 pat Tor sale at no other store in the world. fae Ost BXTRAORDINARY WORK—10 TBE MARRIED Arig, Macrjowwe. Sicth od 30 ORANGE STREET, -" Spann —THE SPLENDID 4.1 COPPERED ship BANOSES) will will tient eS Ow’: howe oontemplat OU OGLEN, 116 ‘ese has passengers may caloulat Restoosin 10 day BAN FRANCISCO AND SUTTRR'S FORT, rmittine.—The fast sailis eres ee ad LP ab Pi "0 E. re pees old id, ie fi it March. ‘ansres’ $150 cach, ‘whieh ‘on haro in the verse’s, and 18 months prove Sopeumeute ‘eo., for which apply on board, ‘sesooia” ‘will meet every evening at Harmony Hall, 17,Contro street, Via CHAGRES—THE SUBSCRI Chagres, without dolay, the superior Col. Durkee, red, refitted and pat ie 2 paaenaaers ace of the or The Samoeet bein, on reaching the Gol | Walker accepted, obtained. They will be given with the debate thereon. | striking out the words “ wost of the Rio Gi | incoreis, ‘territory’ instead ei | Addressed th glass, havi mee been compete. tree of obarge. Por trvight and it was ty to, as follows ‘Dover streot, or to Yrai of Sisars tpt Howard will have toe pacrage from to earl thence to April next, NCISCO—RARE OPr'ORTUNITY. — Wee ionsort fa'l, and will sail in @ day or two, This Lipper trelaht Tepe and is hikel; new and very fast railing eejas here the Mising Sa Pine. Bi [adore mcs bed if app) iry and ov ous atato-roome, for Ly and sing’ Ped way ako be ssoured. Com Las the inetructions and a Mice Aa = will po needa it re gg For far. ye ese T. Smith, IL Wail stree', corner | Jobosen, of Bpruance, U] Hl = a é € F4 = ¢ FI s . Teeted with the com ther [mpm 9 apy 15 EF : 5 Ed ‘OR BAN FRANCISCO—FIRST VESSRL.-THE FINS Peeve any HELA Lad, mae’ ea pry Unie, : ro, en mea var le ‘aud expested. te reach Onlifornia taf = 3 = x3 i 4 Ee 5 i i es ‘Arrangemente, Ackil i E 3 ef ‘KA NCISCO, CALIFORNIA.. yA Ageociation. 40 moro! the pew And fast calling bark ® bertten, tee in « superior maoner, ares are sot te be TE peteres tor two caong i aon ay tere Sed 4 back: ona fet SE tie 9 wolae bas beet cognac Jeunes lip oF at 94 at RGR A ae C bt ai ~ SINGERS hine, for Purpose: PATENT DRILLING of tron od, gal old Washers of various puter Apparatus, Quiksilver xotorta, &o. SURPARD & Co, 242 Water stroot, deepwater Shov Snr ofscvured and for with stricture. Ooh od the author, 63 Greenwiv! INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, ‘Tux Sovrnsns Mar. --The Southern mail had Dotarrived atthe hour of our going to press thi® morning--three o'clock. The cause of its tailure Was not ascertained by telegraph. THE NEW ADMINISTRATION. THE COMPOSITION OF THE NEW CABINR®. de. de. Se. Movements ofthe Outgoing iameintetration . 7} ‘From the Washington Union, The President’ t'e mansion will be open for the recep- aday evening, the 23th inst, The President of the United States will leave the Saturd yer ning, te take up his quar- Hou d his Indy, and the Se- New early on Tues They will arrive at Savannah on they will lie by on the Sabbath, and ‘coved homewards to Nashville, by way of Now Movementsot the Incoming Administration, (From the Washington Inte Our readers will be glad to f ao which he mot of his long 1 yesterday re mber of visiters of both se: ie paid se pective situations, We have reason to be- hat the impression made on the numerous per- fore, was highly favorable. The blended urbaait, and dignity of bis demeanor, his kindness to ali, an the evident benevolence which sro well caloulated to win general esteem. We our- selves were pleared to observe the alertness and vigor which merk his movemen Lard, anxious, and wearing pervades ail his actions, after so many years of (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Loses) 1. Wasninaros, a7. 1 Mr. Binney is mow left out of the o: mnsylvania politi apot trong reason to believe ieee be has been I should net "be estonished if either Josiah Randall, Joseph R {ngersoll Governer Johnston, Mr. Luomis, of Pitteburgh. or Mr. Meredith, were offered a cabinet ap- pointment. Atall events, Pennsylvania isto hava e cabinet minister coute qui coute. Mr. Gentry, of Tennessee, is likely to be Postmaster General, in the place of Letcher, of Keatucky. Mr. Crawford of Georgia, will certainly be Seeretar: of War; but beyond these appointments nothing definitely determined on; aud my opinion is, that beyond the Secretary of the Treasury, nothing is agreed upon. A committee of Congress to. day waited on General Taylor, informing him of his election to the Presidensy of the United States. General Taylor read a reply to them, which was short and pithy After that he was conducted to the White House and introduced to Mr. and Mrs. Polk. id that the oid hero, after the ceremony was t with Roman simplicity a look on the ceiling apartment, and ecompariog it in hie mia , with the low tents he ‘accustomed to y on the Rio Gri 8, and it will be di ‘The General di on Thursday with the President General Taylor himself reniarked to-day that he had dy to ston to everything. He answers ha ihe highwat opiaion of Wasuineton, Feb 26, 1849. Another point has been settled in the composition of tne cabinet The office of Postmaster General was, this morning. placed at the disposal of the Hon. M. P. Gentry, of Tennessee, under ciroumstances mighly ho- norable and complimentary to him, and was respect- fully declined, with proper acknowledgments for the distinguished mark of f and consideration. {From the Washington Union, reet continues to tee fi Th atesee the appoiatment Secretary of State. Ta important m General Taylor received the committee of both houses of Congress yesterday, who waited upom him to announce officially tho result of the ballot uf the eleo- tors. and his election to the Presidency of the Uult-d States. Mr. Jefferson Davis, on the part of the Senate, made ashort address to bim on the occasivn, to whiok the President elect made » very appropriate reply. Se- yeral gentlemen were present on the ocossion, among whem wes the Mayor of the city, Mr. Seaton. ‘The President elect, with reveral friends. called yes- terday to tee the President of the United Statesand his family, by whom he was most onurteously and politely received. We have no heritation in eaying that the Interview bot mutoally agree to every ene present, L n these two distinguished mon was le to them, and it must have been so sof the pew cabi: formed. The We believe that we hi nce, of Beston. La 7 ual informa- Arrivals in Washi Col. Charles 8. Todd, of Ky , Ex Miaister te Russia, be Congress fro Orleans, have THIRTIETH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION. Senate. Wastinaton, Feb. 26, 1849. . . THE New TERRITORIES. e, a5 in Committee of the Whole, resumed The Sei the consideration of the bill making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of the government for the year ending Ju 30, 1850; the question pend- pg being ree Mr. Dayton’s amendment to the retofore submitted by Mr. Walker. The debate was continued by Mesers. Huntan, Dar- , Nicks, and Wesrcorr, waose speeches aft a ewan Athe ». of Lowa; Gam Wisc ge. ‘Messrs. Atobison, Bad Pt Bel, Be Berries, Bor- ind: Behar, Beh bate lath, Opin, Das of ob tte, ol IT mon. Ly felch, Tiageral, Fitzpatrick Foote, Green, Bonet : Houston, Hunter, Jobueom of Mary |, Jon: 91 My po RE gia, Jones, pe hn anon, Mt wie” ati ‘pare yk. D. os ak oleate Wate a ‘Tarney, Under jaderwood, Ur Webster, Weatoott sat “The question them recurred on Mr, Walker's amond- ment. Mr. Beanien suggested a modification, which Mr. ‘Tae ite precise terms could not be Mr. Batowin having briefly addressed the Senate om eral question, NDERWooD moved to amend the amendment b: Mr. Housto! - a = Berr' a cuegeare i aes Foota, - Hanryas, Bouston, | 4 Ki r) eee ‘ang dakar of eo 4, age wan oot od Valent 3 Nave— Mosers. therton, Badgor, Baldwin. Bradbary, of Massachaset ai Scrmint Devt Davis Groce Hale, taal Pdr chsenhestion Manston House, Burvato, Feb. 24, 1849. Confession of a Murder, and Recent Death of the Murderer—Arrest of Duffel, the Robber— The Boats and Officers on Lake Evie—The Campbells’, Minstrels. One of the most heartless murders that has over been known in this part of the State, was the other day confessed by the one who committed the awfuldeed. It appears that about ten years has elapsed peared,” . _called the ‘Rob Roy,” located im the business part of this city, which was kept KaerT * th f the might was st ‘o the fans thie Kelsey, then tabbed and 1s supposed to have been buried near the bi of the victim and the murderer, it 19 said, since lived in the fame house, and nothing ever been known of this awtul affair, until i afew dave past, wheo Kelsey, upon hie death. eres he uttered before the breach left him. A diligent search is now being made by the ince the victim “ mysteriously disap- he and his wife having put up at a house Keleey, hotel. The wite have ever that “he murdered him,” which were the