The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1849, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. NO. 5630. ~ TELEGRAPHIC. AFFAIRS IN EUROPE. ARRIVAL or TUE HIBERNIA AT HALIFAX. One Week Later. MIGHLY IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, Another Advance in the Price of Cotton, TREMENDOUS SALES IN ONE WEEK. The Turkish Question. WHAT WILL THE CZAR OF RUSHIA DO? Zhe Roman Question. Bien, Mier, Bee It wae announced in the afternoon editions of the Now York Herald, on Saturday, and also in yester- day's myrning edition, that the Hibernia had ar. rived at Halifax, aud that, in consequence of the anxiety of the operator at Sackville to secure his dinner, we were prevented from publishing the ad- vices brought by ber, in aay of those editions. We have since received the news, and annex it in @11 ite telegraphic details. ‘The Hibernia, Copt. Stone, afiera very rough passage across the Atlantic, groped her way into the harbor of Halifax about 7 o'clock on Friday evening. She brings Paris dates of the 18th, London of the 19h, aud Liverpool of Saturday, the 20th wht., together with near one hundred passen- gers, amongst whom i+ Mr. White, Ameriean Con- sul for Hamburg ‘The Hibernia will arrive at this port this morn- Our overland exyrece left Halifax on Friday eve- ning at 8 o’clock, but was detained by reason of a severe accident aad the nearly impassable state of the roads. It reached Sackville, the present east erm terminus of the telegraph, at 10 o'clock, or thereabouts, on Suturday morning. It was an- Bounced to ue about balf-past 11 o'clock, that our messenger hud arrived. At 12 »’clock, and before we received a «yllavle uf the news, word came over the wires that the operator at Sackville had gone t? his dinner. We made repeated eflorts to obtain the market news for our atieruoou editions on Suturday, but failed ; and yesterday, probably in reply to our commenication of the previous day, we received the following telegraphic note from our agent :— . N. B, Saturday, Nov 3, ‘We wsusily write to tbe Bangor office, whieh office ts $0 give the vews imamdiate despateh; but to- Piette oot grt 4 word of our writh ) aod has heen woable much of the time, le get me Ord IR LEM wrihowt Fo hang Al the ( alate offer (here \* but one operator, who has te be reer sweden and trevemicrion of the mows has been ex. pet 5% hewe | think. begm faith. the eyereine > ere correst you will be lucky it you poe Warhington by | y sti!l unfinished, and the ‘by eaprese. Cc. THLE NEWS, ‘The news brougt) by tie Hybermia is very inte resting. Ip the cutive it ie very important. In relation @ neery ©) sorte of American pro duce it is tui of merce We : According wo the eiyices, cotton gone up, ia the last two weeks (ally two cents per pownd, and the sales, im the samme (ome, Sad reached the enormous quaneity of ever thre \aecred thowsand bales An- nexed are afew (cor. | show the transactions in the Liverpoo! markes — ‘The amount of salen tn (ye week ending on the 19th ult. have never been cqualled in any one week in the Liverpool or coy other market, The effect of aveb large oper Ocas. cn pnees, was as followe:— * 1VRRPOOL. ” Volr Upland ond io ‘a ‘ “« - Cet The steamebiy Weer egton, Capt. Floyd, was advertined te leave on on Saturday, the ome huadred and fifty W, we notice the Wh wt, Amongr eter be Pranoe, and family. © Binteter te Spale, and femily. oat ) aertria. | segs Adare te Denmark. ortood to have avery Richard Res, Ba ow Romuise enters Fe WH Sellen, Ma 8 Rebors Fiewt ines. & The Wartingion heavy freight om boo The Hibernian orny> | at Liverpool, from New York, on the 1), and the ( on the 18th. Turkey cod Maasdte. ‘TER Cran OF ® <0) U8 PO RAL OF THE PORTE Ane THE Postion oF <) sq) SY TERRO rue TeRK- * 1 cows othe Beropean Time, (the only payer thet bee ome to hand.) from Coa i ugh, and of course we Se dufhealty between the he general belief, how. 1 len, is maid to be, be affront, rather than 0 | ewer aad Eagland orm that, in consequence rave Napoleon stands ‘ly torege the support ” om Belgrade on the To ore Or tee Porte and the Aus ever, among wel int: that Russia #1) pox ‘There vs « rer of the relation with the Orar, be © of the nation ie be.\ A corresponds a © Jet inet, states the the Heng enan refugees were oul ot Widdin. vt for the destination they may freer y were deveded jate three camps, Vin am len eortaa, aad a Polit one. Bech cow order ot « colonel, end each man a ’ ome to bie grade, br Sevivet tr Ales- well tw rds rtery, sed pr several there, 6 bat alee enicrred , : The Pore es » Candia a the + Tee Freee 1s Sererr oy lf ene J Tiom— iTS BF ¥e ame wre hee tele ms ln COwRT— CET ase . va ow are ** The delibers werealmont # alt., 10 the report question et ° andety Preeident’s or to M a: 7 ae whieh M Thier her ad emad Lat omy are imcumpotibhe with ‘ae adapendence of tae Pape Meevare © Mepenite < the os © Vath and Bae vitine Awe we of th ‘ aprreerd + lesion a srriwee ia, that MORNING EDITION: asa temporal sovereign, and likewise the indopew dence of the Catholic Church, amd the roghts of the people are at rsswe—the latter owght to give way It 18 not believed that the views of M. Thiers will be responded to by the French nation, and it is certain that both the matter and style of the re portgis very unsatisfactory to the President of the republic. His displeasure found vent in a letter to M. Odillon Barrot, inwhich he informed that the sentiments expressed in his letter, and the policy it advanced, were those of which the Roman affairs must be solved, and which alone appeared to him compatible with the interests, the honor, and the dignity of France. Ata Ministerial Council held subsequently, 1 was decided that the government would follow exclusively the policy laid down in the letter of the President on the affairs of Rome, the effect of which resolution will be, it is said, to cause M Falloux and General Ruthieres immediately to re- tire from the Ministry. No action had taken place on the part of the Assembly, to indicate the views of the majority on the repert of M. Taiers; but there was rumor from Paris on Thursday, that the difficulty between M. Thiers and the President had been satisfactorily adjusted. im the Assembly, on the 15th and 16th, the pria- erpal subject of debate was the annual dowry of 300,000 france of the Duchess of Orleans. The bill was vehemently opposed by M. Michael and others, but was finully passed by a very large ma- jority. The High Court of Justice at Versailles com- menced ittings on the 12th, and is at present engaged in trying the persons concerned with the affairs of 13th of June. Several exciting disreputable scenes have occur- red before the court, and there 1s reason to appre- hend that others will follow. On the 13th, M. Emile de Girardia was being examined witness; a violent altercation took place between bim and the Procureur General, in the course of which M. Girardin declared in open court that the constitution having been violated, resistance was u right and a duty. Ata subsequent stage of the examination, the judge forbade M. Gi- rirdin from replying to a remark of one of the coun- sel, when ali the prisoners arose en masse, and de- manded, with, violent gesticulations, that the wit- ness should be heard. A fearfulscene of tumult and confusion ensued, and nearly an hour elapsed befi rs the huzssrers could bring the eccused and the judges to*a state of calmness, On the day tollowing, one of the witnesses, a Lieutenant of the gendarmerie, boasted of having thrusted his sabre into the breast of aman who was unarmed and bad advanced with his bo- tom bared, whereupon all the accused rose up and denounced the witness, as a coward; one of the counsel declaring that he was not worthy to wear epaulets. Indescribable ceatu- sion ensved, which terminated im the judges seeking safety im fight. They retwrned, however, tm an hour, to suy that ne motice should be taken of the mterruption. The National Assembly have annulled the elec- tion for Guedaloupe, in consequence of accounts of ansacsivation on the part of the supporters of the present members, M. de Failoux’s health is slightly improved. The Pretects to M. Thiers state that there are seventy depertments in which red republicanism SE Oe eee ee ae arrived in Paris on the 16th, charged with an ee pecial mission to the President of the republic. Austri Hungary. THE AUSTRIAN WUTCHERIRS IN HUNG@ARY—mxXUCU- TION OF COUNT BATHYAUY, PRIMO MINISTKK—HIS ATTEMPT aT SUICIDE— INTENDKD EMIGRATION OF HUNGARIANS TO AMM RICA, BTC. ‘The celebrated General Haynau (whose grand- | fether sold his sutyects to England, like cattle, at so much @ head, w fight against the Americans ia the Revolution of 1776) loses no opportunity, in his administration of the military affaires of Hungary, tw preserve the bloody epithet that has been so universally applied to bim. He has, thus far, sac- ceeded, in murdering, under the guise of a sort of court martiol, thirteen Hungarian generals, who delivered themselves up atthe close of the war, and | induced their soldiers to lay down their arms ; and to make the tregedy display a suitable denomement, tathyany, the Prime Minister of Hungary, haw been shot, under cireumstances which, t ever, will make the Austrian name synonym with crueity, esehery, and dishonor. To reader | the lat hour of thie brave and accomplished noble- | mae as b possible, he was sentenced to a mulefactor's, \aeteud ofa soldier's, death. Toavoid | the ignomony of e halter, the wife of the patriot had | a deggerr conveyed to bim in his linea, with whieh to anticipate bis doom. The Count did not sue- cred in © e, bat bis throat was so mach in- THR MUN@AKIAN | yored by the wousd he had inflicted, that be had | prevented bis murderers from strangling hun with . prereed to the heart by the bul- Avetran solders, hus last words being, Some ladies of the high- demand for American securities, but prio are wady | by the wews fr | Thursday, on which day the Cumbria’s news war made astablished— che sales being less than on any previous day jet | ket, om Tuesday, was very firm, and an edvasoe | im the Liverpool market, and emether rive souk place, | end transactions in American descriptions were effect | ed at ed. per ib, abowe the prices of the previous Se | dar ge than on ony previous vecusin in Liverpool, amount | ing (0.191 000 bales, of which speoulators took 65,62), ex | porters 1,170. The remainder, 64,500, wore taken by the | fair Upland are (Id. to Od. por ib of the Cardinals and M. de Corcelles. The French- man being offended at a letter received from the eccleriastic, complains of the number of traitors wll tolerated in the Eternal City. The point was teferred to his Holiness, who disapproved of the Cardinal's conduct, and threw him overboard. The famour Garibald: bas left the island of San- ta Madaling, for Gibraltar, whenee he will sail for London, and ultimately, it ix said, to America Krglend and Ireland. INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION — INCREASE OF ANTERENTION IN) IKBLAND — SaKIOWs CON- FLICTSUPFERING OF THE PROFLE —THM KEPECT OF THE DIEMIS©Al, OF LORD RODEN and highly reapeetable meeting, presi- ded over by the Lord Mayor, took place at the Egyptian Hall, Loudon, on the 17th ult., relative to the proposed exhibition of industry of all nations a that city during the ensuing year. The best feeling was evinced towards the plan of the pro- Jectors, and it wae proposed to rae by subserip- tion the sum of £20,000, to distribute in premiums. All patiens are invited, without distinetion or pre- ference, and the promoters of the design feel no mirgiving of the poesbility of raising of £100,000, | or more, for the general expenses of the exhibition. The ant-rent conspiracy in Lreland is extending | throughout all parts of that ill.faved land. The ocal journels are filled with aecounis of the ab- duction of crops, ‘There cam be no douot that in the gouthern, and in purts ef the northern provin- ces, there is # geveral determination on the part of the peasantry to defraud landlords of their rents, te such un extent as would seem calculated to con- summate the ruin of the country. The fearful | effects of the po ate blight, of the fever, the chol- | era, and the other diseases by which Ireland has | been desolated, seemed likely to be far exceeded | by the calamitous results of the moral pestilence A conflict, attended with fatal resulte, took place | on the 13th, at Killerby, in Kings county, in which thee policemen were killed or mortally | wounded, and several others seriously injured. | Several volleys were subsequently fired into the barrack, whither the curvivers of the constabalary | hed been compelled to retreat, and the corn was carried off in triumph by the peasants, ‘The excitement growing out of the dismissal | ot Lord Koden trom the @ayiatracy, seems likely | to lead to very serious results. Orangemen and | Repealers are once more glaring on each other with the malice of fiends. The Orangemen of the | North are preparing for a grand field day on the Sth of November—the anniversary of the Gunpow- der Plot—whieh, if not prevented by the strong arm of the law, can hardly fail to end in the shed- ding of bioed. There is no abatement in the spirit of the Re pealers at Conciliation Lal, and the rent is on the increase. Commercial (ntetligense, VHR HONKY MARKEE. October 19, 1449.—There has been a | | Loxwon, Farp. tlight depression in the value of publie rseuriti Very easy, at previous rates, Priows of leading railway stocks are recovering their late depres- | sien. Console closed, on Monday. at 92; on Wednes- day, 915; amdon Friday. iM ‘There te only @ limited United States? Fives, . + 10556 @ 10856 Founanivanie Fives. 7 8 lant tives, 8 a los Bteclee bp! Sixes. oem Mississipp! Fives. _e a ‘TUB COTTON MARKET. Livenroot, Satunoar, Vet, 0 1849 —The cotton mar- Ret ecntinued ine very excited state, rather inorenwd New York by the Hibervia up to pebiic. whieh caused « sebdued feeling to prevail in the market; any on Pretay @ 64 gat decline in prices wae during the week. The market opened on Monday | advance of i to \¢ ever the rates current at | the sailing of the Europe, The Manchester mar- wes readily obtained on beth goods aud yar fact bad the effeot to iuspire increased The sales of cotion, for the weer endimg 1th, were | trade The committer’s quctations for fair Moblie Tae total stool iu Liverpool ln estimated at 437,000 bales, against o | stoek, ut Unis thine in 1848, of 648,000 | THE GRAIN MAKABT. Livmnpoot, Savummar, Oot 20, 1849 —In the wheat flour, and core markets, there has been no material change. either in prices, orin theextentof rales, Wheat is quoted from 49. 64, to68. 0d per TO Ib Weestera Caunl new flour 196 to is.; Philadelphia, 29, €4,, Balttaure, | Me; amd Ohio, br, par bbi. /ndian corn is in stewiy | request nt 28. C4 to 204, 64. for white of good quality, and 2s. 64. to 288 for yellow THR PROVISION MaRaer. | Be , Cos 20, 1849 —1o American re is a hewithy aod rather improved . there bas beem a deoided improve Litenroo cared provirtons th trade going forwar nen nthe & Market, more particularly im the ext clase, ree nes co dy Se eee gs sien qualities, whieh readily command very fuil pri- bieod of the fallen poirot, but were prevented by ene, Tho cdien of West enced Gn eperndeemens, 0! the Austrian bayonets steady prices, th: het oloving firm im pork there | | Aleiter from Vieuua says the necessition of the | cs moderate businew at previous priews Heins state require thet new taxes should be levied, and | .44 cid more freely, with transactions in lard ; priser those elready ting rnereased. Thas, the im | oc¢ rathor in favor of the yuyers post oo the » jolowe, trades, aud professions MISCKLLANROUS MARKETS. will be comederably augmented, and an moous Livarroot. Sate nmar, Cot 20, 1840 —In tobssoothers tan iotrodace hae been & large buriness done, both to the trade and ow A leer from Towenin, dated October 10h, speculation, Holders are very firm, and anticipate aye thet the Austrian General Hawslaw had ar- | bigher rates j rived at Widdin, from which the dates reached to | There 1s good demand, at tali priess, for tin plates the Gth, with @ letter from General Haynae | the merket being simost olear, in que pone be the £ y which the Hungarian retugees, | *Peewlation parckaces, Seoteh pig irom bar advance te ne beige dowuwards, are arrested, in consequence of whieh Une greater part of them re turned tw Hungary liurlab then proce: to Constantineple Several hundred offieers, of vpiebed with passports from Comort through I ave tim on their way to the West ng to America Kiapk. 1s. pee ton 108. per ton There continues « fair @omand for colonial produce Welsh iron ts quoted at Liverpool at £6 | without pereeptibie obengs in prices refugees, and to | | | | | i Aceouute from the manufacturing districts are gone rally satisfactory, though, im some pertioalare, lose ducyant than by previous advices FREIONTS Yor. 20, 1849 very firm tm the enrly part of onwier the inst two days. and the arrival ipe will probably cause @ further aac 4, nO limited are the shipments, tM ead rates revber ou the Livenroo., Sarunpar Wratehts were week, but have been f about bait net wre | ere again joes abundan The Miberois's Passengers. ‘The line works #0 badiy, that it is thought advlesble only to eend the names of such payoogers a are haown to belong to New York, Philadelphia, of Boston | | nemely ] Arobibaid B Curtis, late of Parts. and War of iNew York ; Mesrrs. Willie Miles and © Bure of Boston; B. W. Michards aud family, sud Mr Suiley | and family, Pbiledetp } | have ent Hl crossing the At antic, with & ere a ding Lioyd's, Hungary is to be divided henerforth ino ten diss to have ite own vinew! governor, yet t jeputies are to be chosen t sorlty of the voves of the population) The German Confederation. pear? ORN AUNTIIA AND PRUSSIA fURLATIVE GRAN UNION 4 ueaiy “ Austr Prussia was sign: ’ Ba, Dich, and satdied by Prussia oa joe t a whieh provides that Austria and | Vrowane of ese the adeumietration of the * wer of the Germon confederaty ne of all the governmenta of the con le May 14 exe this gower be etene « definite power, before that period Affaire tn Home, | wi-vnpmaera kEWHRA A CARDINAL AND Tit snom ke ORCION OF THE Pore re the reverse of watinla ’ © remen of the Pope re still talked about, when 1 thoy take place, ie etl the enbject of Intelligence, th, Rutnwehild, Boston ava | Ont W—Aer Gee ie Std Tue Gon Mare Sept M—Are Orion, NYork; Oot 1, mms, do: M4, | Rrvon, Oot 1 Waterton, Alien, NY Henry, Gorde 16th, Marinton. F 0 Went, Ha ler Poontin, Mamrord, & and Andrew Foner Mowes N York: 1d . roppee, to; Ameren, Luma, de, Bul, Shorit wu dt Gy iford, do, AL PRM: Rum Wankan Point, Get (88d Jeannert by NY rop, Mi aul Bid 18th. Rebort Boston; 161 6 Gvorto. 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A Wheeler, — Weid. on. F Spier. Cyrus Brownell, = oses Crue. — Samael Vareh. Veo Lees. A. Green Provost. J.B Leote { ‘A Vickery. H.G Roos, J. Yard, F Heat C. Hooper. A | Upper wards, the cholera raged long aud fatally, after | it had alunost ceased ite ravages im the ether wards Dr. G Noport ef the Board of Health, and the Committee Judged eut ef its owa mouth, Ia Herald, @ fow di Of @ brochure Issued by the Sanitary Committee of the Board of Health. purporting to be» report of the pro- ceedings of that bedy, “in relation to the cholera, as it eppeared iv New York, in 1849.” Wo then g 2 analysis of the different heads of expenditure, and ad- verted to the veractous boast of the oommittes, that “they commenced end accomplished @ thorough purijice- tion of the city.” This fiction, invented asa reply to the econetant censures cast upon them by « curtain portion of the Public press,” we summarily disposed of by a statement of the simple fact that the most horrible nuisances continued to spread pestilence and death, till the oho- | mounts published lera had actually left New York, aud tho Roord of Health had ovased to iaeue ite extraordinary bulivtius. which were the inughing stock of the community We might have condemned thew out of their owa mouths, did our space at the time permit, by quoting their own Preamble and reeolution, published in thelr own report end bearing date July 14, 1849. As thy organs of these Gentlemen have been since pulling and inflating them {nto such hideous proportions, that, like the frog la the fable, they aro ready to bust with the edulation,e more | thi, lengthened notice of their report seems oalled for, The following document, which telis ite ow: will be found in @ wots, at pages 36 and 36 The Commnittes wore with full sower over these fers, by she folowing resolution, yaseod by te Board of ealth Hoan or Hearn —At a meeting of beld July 14, io4Y the foliowi « pee Were adupted, ana direoted 'be pul J of, it in city of ext starch, evap, and bone-builing eota’ Douses, and other oeisa Which are intolerable aud Whereas, Upon exami hooriivods of ruoh ar6 been visited wit Uoueual Mekness aud deans oy The parties ownin, yh establishments have rs- id evils, after being duly epidemical disemee, doh tary Committee of this in the fo of the said the Board ef Health. Now, be it remembered, that cholera was them, ao- cording to their own showing, more theo two months in the city, and on that very day the number of deaths from the epidemto, reported by the City Imspeetor, for the previous week. was 484, the mortality from all dite eases being at the enormous figure of 91. For the en- suing week the disease ranged to the bighest point, reaching the alarming number of 714 deaths, while the e@*perel mortality amounted to 1409, Haviog thea culmipated, It began to geadualty decrease, so that their resolution to purify the city did not pretend to come into operation till cholera was on the declin nd in point of fast, {t never came Into operation at all, exerpt in @ few partial instances—such as two soap dollers selected as scape goats out of @ whole oity— | while the gigantic dung heaps im $7th street aad other | Det the theme of general aduiretio localities, continued to send up their fumes inte the nostrils and lenge ofthe people to the very last, What suys Dr. Seth Geer, the Resident Physician, in his re port? (No. lin the appendix) He states that | jayor Woodbull rent for him On the 15th of May. 1. quested bim to visit No. 20 Orange stroot and report Dis observations, as Dr. ¥, Harriot had informed his | Honor, that feur cases of a diroase resombiing cholera bad cecurred there. The following is the result of Dr. 4 visit, as deseribed by himeelf, and it deserves at tentive consideration :— T visited the place rounded wish fi wouna. en, La and wretchedwess, It y of minvies hetore had expired. There wae no ef derth—the pinched and sharpen . Brom b Riowlars of the firs! aoe Mry 1th, K, wttonded Ung Orie (0 this cause. Dorgity x the wighd ted soo rdieaty. 4 hopes Were coer the Hith, Dr. i. learns liar. had siekeoet Oe ry 0 |; Preamatiog mi) the 0 cholera. Thelt eleuation es orable— tots mise~ vardiy wut | +h ho: ease vied early the eases oceurred iy the rd of Health, em * that the cholera had ma: the "Five Points,” ‘What a picture of baman misery does this oxtract Provept, and what" deep dampation’’ dove it pronounce upon the great neglect of the elty authorities, who per- mitted euch a ite of thiogs to exist within «stone threw of (he Park! Bui what did they do, whea their | attention was called #0 imperatively to the filthy eon- dition of the city? They made great fuss about par'+ fying the Five Points white they overlooked, or conniy- ed af, other localities where there were «till greater | abominations. In the eastern side of ity, ta th ite appearance at lera—Awful Negiect—The Sanitary | *¢ °n 9g0 @ brief notice appeared | Cholera Infantam, . | other portions of the enterialameuts tor the Oly than Dr. Geor's for oxhibiting the mortality Deal 1848, a Cholera Aapbyzia.. .. — ver aoe Cholera Morbus... . aT ne Disrrbors . tee 27 616 Dysentery.... apap tai | oe Other Diseases of Stomash and Mowels........, vee BLS sys Total from Bowel Complaint 1566 8.064 Misoollancous Diseases .... 4.707 1,166 Total Mortality ........ 6362 8.004 ‘There 1s one faot that speaks volumes, touchiug the gross delusion of the cholera reports of the Board ef Health, found bia Committes of returns of the © It i# this:—Dr, Geer dees not venture to tables ty jong daily reports of the Sanitary e' pector, week in the Herald, What addueed of the humbug prace , during the cholera, apoa the stronger evidenos tised from day to izema of New Yor! The truth is, published at the expense of the tux- eleotlonvering purposes the report is ayers, for were ‘Theatrical and Musical, Bewray Trrarne.—Thoso of our citison who de~ light im beholding splendid scenery, first-rate dramas, ‘and ® stock company of actors that oan truly be termed the best releoted artistes in the States. had butter visit managed and deservedly popular theatre ‘To. 1d hiatorical apectaci« of We roduced with the most gorge: beartt nd warlike wbol Seven Husbands’ jowery by all means, Brosowar Tuxarne.—Tho seventh representation of Mr. Collins, the great Irish comodian, and generally acknowledged comes off this ove- Bing, at the Broadway .? and will sing his fawous and universally admired song of the “Sold Soldier Boy” ‘This plece will be followed by the farce of “How to Pay the Kent.’ ta which ho will sustain he part of Morgan Kattler, and sing» Driak daw, Y ‘What night 60 to: In these dra mirers of Irie! 0, dy exmotly ovrresp ind with their The amurements will cloes with + of “Wiltul Murder” We should like fce- quently toves Blake and Collins tn the really Mr. Blake's performance of the was the ablost wo have ever witnessed. successful aud favorite resort, wilk be the means of erovding it in every depertment. The first portion Will be the éaring and elegant feats of the Ravels and Leon Jevelli on the tight rope; the second, the a ccmle pantomime of the “ Red Gnome and arrir.”” which drewruch large assemblages and though last mo! least, the beautiful ballet of Urielle. or Le Disable Amor legy. Colonel Nibie kn old friends, and b je has al: waye about bi cleverest artists, no matter Digh their sali trunrected aud arkhed why both sets bager Buaron's Tuxatae.— The funniest place we knew of —the mort comfortable and highly amusing lovation te tage ~ts withia the pre ted dramatic temple Novel- ties of every chasueter- actors of the bust reputati actresses ubparasied for sterling oomie ability —@ trens- urer civil aud sctite—doorkeepers polite aud rexpeot- Sohn RRM ytpulde Bisel site Oi iteattte the comedy of the * Vid Daw laughable farce of “Tis omy my Gramas, nearly all the steriing ab drawatic corps will be produce M Frederic end Mice Malvina will bie b, i ud Mrs Brouch- om and Miss ( bepmen, this Nationae Tuwate ~The entertsioments at this on this evening, of an ot§ ud diversiied characts Although the busi- ners of this establishment Is very good, there being hing 1 Detwodes nate formavees Lamely -Jemmy I witoner in Amerios,”™ the comedy of “A Rolead for an (ity AL ugh Ube proprietor of this establishment bes been Tecently piayleg in Bestoa, with great suconms aad ia per bow op his way to New Urieans to fail aa ebgngement there yet those he left to traavact bis Dusinere, ug the Work weil sud Loe Neivaal is fa the full td of Pueoree Ouywric The —This evening, the programme of entertainments for this little temple of Thespes te exceedingly attractive The celebrated aud wifective opera of © Awilie, of the Love Test,” will be produced for te Oret tue in Amerion, fur mauy years pass, Vise alog waite Woe form the with effeot Spemas First?” wing tbls evening | r tells Ga the cause, in the foliowing memorable * from A while heaps of t ed, ané all in an sevanoed aiate o & tenon b war horrible in of Sanitary Committon In the face of this state at, dare to tell the world that thay hed “ accom. Plithed a thorough purifoation of the eity some other points im thie report worthy of pans, Of what te new, there is very Lit inevea e Bent 43 pages might be well omitted. con, taining @ detatied account of the proceedings of the Saottary (ommittur, written by themselves, with eighy Deere more of Professor Kilet's report of his fruitie~s farob, by means of Wolfe's bottles, for osone” in the « sphere, @ new “ allotroplo’’ form of matter, suppored by learned chewiste to be produeed by arti Bete! mee when the air we breathe beoomes chang al to the ‘abnormal’ state; aud some aity teil we (bet even organised beings are ro itt + veawtacion, Livlags ead nerar esomat to Nites then deaths arom trom sib sb che drask 149 ha oa) died ee etreet Hoxpital, oo) beianow is againet © sqeia the fe report. publishean tebia. ly suggested by the tebles put. the Herd 1846 amd airing the mumber of ea choler® te Sntem and other diseaes with the eenera: mortality, during the at ied of the totale for the five months vbich have coustracted, as a wore cour character | much gratitice ty te yolume covers 106 pages, ail that | | ot forth the following facts, ae her of persons indimitted into | comparing the igeaerat | Asvon Pisce Orena Hoven The faverite opers “Lucie diLemmermoor" the performaoee of which bythe Astor Piece troupe, 09 two covesious last week, wee ou wilh be repeated at thas osiabiien will bs fuuy nf wt og meecemen Oo wrous etimegers from ail ouvutty who are nov sijourniog, om burt pleasure, im thia metropolis (though tore CM plain yor we ate sativied the: wich « Littie more praetios on the part of the row Mite more knowledge fanie | weelety, they will give Jat | performa ban they bere douse, We satisipae « | very large audience to-nigat ow » bie “4. —This band heated by the Va peleon of darkey miartrels, oie & Ff « lrtaly, tim bue full tide of suocess, Al anvarly hour every aveula, | thle favorite place of amusement te orowded by sud ov top, Considerable edditious have bere wats tot. « company. Christy bas engaged a Hew! perfor ue er on the gulinr, Mr No Gould ae alto Max Lover whore extraordinary falsetto roion i# Lue wooden of «4 attend heen o The programine for this evening is very 9 Cracus —The equestrian performances at (4 sembinges. har been warmly eaoioe encircles the epolowure. 4 aymoariio paatew will appear at Us attractive abode of host of evening, and throng: aided by & | ed performers, Loun + the eastere jugel: | the eelebrared comedian, Uris Morrie ~ | amusing comie rioger, form part of the corps Be num. the : pubiie tay the e&oleton of ome his afleraccn Cwimese Assescaiy Rooms —This 1» Macnilister, the greet magio\« whiow will yo hare Wok as yet seen Nis fen! rhouid give hits & call at bis comple or enc in Broedway. Herr Stoepel's execution on cordeon in excellent. and gives atai'iooat plow he audicuces who uighuy crows the Assembly & A thin day £ 1 Osrnans Sennsson This of this exceiiont hand io thi | thoes wh re rlewant me } amere. to viait the Socrety Li . chiwr, Swatreand Knees & tated vooultate aA | litte Oi Buu is & fe . | temborine, end Swaine on che a diags | Mise Deve t bighsy lauded