The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1849, Page 3

HOTELS. JE, Baoavwar, New Youu. COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cuxanot saver, Prsvapenemias DARNUM'S HOTEL, Cauveer Sraser Baurmions, TREMONT HOUSE, Tasos Sraver, Boston. RUST’S HOTEL, Syrscuse, New Yor«. IRVING SPOKTING, = [Py ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE—A PURSE OF twenty-five dol will come off on Thureday, Nov. 15, tree for hoises that never won a purse--mile hats, best thi in Sve to barnes. 4 re .° close at Greene & Madden's, ok, ov Mh ae hall past ¥ Oost ram PONNER, Proprietor. SPECIAL NOVICE. AANA AA SAA PPE HAMBLIN GUaRDS—THE MEMBERS OF THIS ‘corps are requested to mect at Johnston's Saloon, corner of Bayard street and Bowery, on Thursday evening next. No~ f ; ) By order of vember 16th, at 9 o'clock precisely, By + ‘= ‘STEVENS. SALES BY AUCTION. ener nnn DAVIDSON, AUCTIONEER--BANKRUPT STOCK J. ‘of Dry Goods to be sold by publi . following days, unul the whole 1¢ “are NO. ‘ot, corner of Chrystie, one block trom Bowery. Leepers and Leeds of families, abouy purchasing dry shoul wend this sale, as the steck. co: d varied assortment of fall goods, wii be. put up Jots to suit purchasers, and sold without reserve. Sale at 10 2M. and 2 P.M. W. BROWN, AUCTIONEEY,— HOUSEHOLD FURNI- « ture, Pisno Forte, &e.—Taia day, (Woduesday) at 1036 Took, at Will be sold, @ large assort~ ment of handsome Varlor, Chamber, aad other Household Furniture, ood Piano Forte, T, AU 20", Pure, Skins, and rilk Cap TERMAN & “(GGUBE will ell, This Day, their Aust)un Room, No. 13. Wiltiam street, on @ credit of ‘a8, for apptoved endorsed notes of $100 or over~S35 Martin Dkins, 1,920 rew Pitch Skins, 1s ian Coney Sking, 80 natur #0 veal lustered Londow Lynx Skins.” Also, an of yriine Swane aud first quality whive Dp Piushes~70 pieces Siuk Cap Plushe Steamer Washington, and will bo sold without reserve: 73 Butialo Robes; an entire invoice of real’ Hudson Bay Lynx Muil Plates, and fine rataral Jeanotte do.; new assortment city made Mula, Vicvorines and. Boas. Catalogues and jos ure now Fendy. ANTON GUN.--A DOUBLE BARRECLED GUN OF ebraied maker's for valo, Price $60; mahogany Acw-cost $2). Warranted genuine and perfectly sound, crno raie. ‘The own r having no time to use the same, is the reason ofselling. Apply HENRY H. LEEUS & CO. Auctioneers, 7 Wall street. — —— === JEWELRY. SILVER WAKE, WATCHES, ETC.— ies Stewart, Momufset of fine Jewelry, No. 13 et, branch No. 625 Broadway, A eclect assortunent reisles only. No imitations of auy kind, In order to muke new arrangements required to meet the increase of his ow ©. 8 is determined to sell his stock of new and superior goods, at reduced prices, before the lst of February, 1860, HE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED FROM EU- Tope ag assortment of very fine gold ard silver Watches, of various kinds, which he will dispose of vo customers at Yery moderate prices for cash. A r the present week he Will remain at Westport, Coun., where he will promptly at- tend to any commissions which may be nddresse oy isa there. P. GULLLOD, v. , Howard Hotel, 176 Broadway, N. Y.. Nov, 12, 1849. Pre. JEWELRY.—MM. MARRET, JARRY, & GAIME, 901% Broadway, ba received from their cele- brateé house of Paris, the ric jeat assortment of Jewelry, of every description and » and respectfully the Rassivaable fadieg of New Vork to pay # visit te thelr Gore where they can see, and judge for themselves, how much moro eupérior the Parisian articles are to any other. Snr WANE Re arena TED—AN EXPERIENCED AN RST.’ a capable ef taking eharge of @ pencil shop. | Address, Pest Ottice, Box No. | | ANTED—INFORMATION 4S TO THE PRESENT | residence of Thomas Doris, a boy about LS years of ane ‘who loft Ebensburg, Pa., about months since. His dis- — tressed mother, Aun Doris, earnestly solicits that such in= formation may be sent to ber, addressed to the care of Moses | AL, Grinnell, Esq., New York. ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.—THE CO- partnership heretofore existing be: bac: Under the nagne and firm of Rose & Gu dimolved by mutual sonsent —Daved : KLgs ROSE hm JOSEPH BUTLE! a9 of th late frm will heroafver her JOSEY M BUTLER, 113 South etree ruer of Peck Slip. car ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘woman, as Cook, and to assist in the washing and lerstands ber Lusiness perfectly well. The best iven. Please to callat 91 Third avenue, | ANTED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE | woman, as Cook, and to assist in washing and ironing. Bect of city Feterence trem her last place, Algo, by a yo Chambermaid, Washer aud loner, Inquire es Street, in the rear. ANTEDBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTES. | ant wor A vituation as Co &® private f or do general housework, or to take care ofehildren, a3 eljeetion to ge a short distance in the country. Kegpeatable ity reference. Please apply at No, &@ University plage, ry “A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT | wash abd frontier = prj, ™ith food ity reference 4,000 “private family; isa good ceok ‘and firs ratelaundress, a igly 9 Sixth hy . ook share. | WwW ANTED—A SITUATION GARDENER, BY A German, a single man, 30 years old. Having been ployed for many years in acveral of the most distinguish gardens and nurseries of Germany and £ngland, he unde stands overy line of gardeming, which he cam prove by Lest certificates. Ploare address L. F., box —, Herald offi ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE | _JoRRE Wetman, to do cooking, washing, and ironing, oF general bovsework ‘im ‘mily. Best of city reier- | ence can begiven, Can be seen for two days, Please in- | quire at No. 4 Great Jones street, in the ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE | young girl, as Children’s Nurse, or Chambermaia. Best of city retcrence given from her last place, Please call at No. 4 Tenth street, any hour during the day. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- ten, aituations~one as an excellent Cook, the other as | Chambermaid or Washer maid and Waiter, Both of them can come well recommended with city reference. Please apply at 99 Fourth avenue, between ith and 12th streets ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, su experienced Nurse. I's competent to take the en- tire charge of # baby from its birth. Has lived three years in her last place. Can de neat, plain sewing, oF light chamber- work. Bost of city reference can be given. Please apply at We Becedwny, in shirt store. Culls will be hi lays. NTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Girls, one as Cook, Washer and Ironer; the other, dressmaking, ag and Nurse. for two days, at 44 Vesey street, third tloor, front of for ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do chamberwork, and assist in washinj and ironing; has no objection to do housework for a small pa og jcam be seen for two lease call at 189 Chambers street. Genk; goed city velmroneeate be Ook; good city reference oa ven. “Fletge cull at 242 Siath avenue, ‘between 15th aud 10th i ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN’ @ situation te do general housework, plain cooking’ washing and ironing; best ity reference gi Inquire at No. 41 Jay street. | ofthe late orm, | cupied as 8 Carriage | tures, Enquire on the premises of DANIEL C. GODWIN, OR SALE—A WOODWORTH PATENT PLANING | in the rear, second floor. | BE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING Detween the subscribers, under the mame and firm of Wedeles & Meyer, has this ay been dissolved by mugual courent.—New rnber 6, 1849, | MORITZ WEDELES, MORITZ MEYER, | N. B.—-Both parties are authorized 4 gottle the business ——SS ee mie FOR SALE AND TO LET. BRAVERY FOR SALE, IN RICHMOND, Va—TaR to well at privace hove city, Tt em= pparatus necessary’ to the manufactire o jneluding malt kiln, cellar and mill—tho latter dvi horse power. A still gallons, wit! fixtures complet of ground large cnough to accommnod: busixess. A th supply of all the raw ma~ torial necessars ghdorhood. With thir cow bination of advantages, success is certain to one who has a knowledge of the business. ‘The want of this last,is the only reason for wishing to dispose of the tmay be added that the brewery kettle is of coppe: ‘and the capacity of 14 barrels; and thet there are on hand full stock of new whole, halfand quarter barrels. ‘Tie whole is entirely new, im fine order, and ready to be put into epera~ tion, A bargain may be had, by earl Spplication to WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE, Richmond, Va. WENTY-SIXTH STREET LOTS £OK SALE.—THREB Lots, on the North side of Twenty-sixth surest, between the Sixth and Seventh ues. Ingitire of | the Sixth’and Se venues. dnguize N JAY, 20 Nassau street, OR SALB—THE LEASE OF THE PREMISES COR- ner of Third avenue and Fifty-seventh street, now oo- hop, together with the stock and fix Machine, nearly new, in food running order, now in ope~ ration, and can beceen by'calling wt the subsoriber's manufac tory, where the most Improved Woodworth Patent Planing Machines are constantly being built, either of all iron or woo frames, also other description of Machinery, Lathes, Engines, &c. SOBN H. LESTER, corner York and Green sts., Jersey City, with $1,500 to $2,000, to purchase « minntrolaring busi hess of some years’ eanding, paying & profit of 00 to 100 pe cent, Sales unlimited, and principally cach, and with sufficiont capital the business Gan be carried on profitably to almost apy extent, The machinery 18 of, the very best description, and run on # small expense. The present proprietor now having eufficient means to purchase stock, is compelled to offer it for fale; or, to an active business man with méney, and the very best of references, a partnership proposition might beentertained. For further particulars address “Manu= factory,” Herald office, FINE BAY PO- saddle horse, and ed sound. To be feen tree H OWE, 70, LET IN THE CENTRAL PART OF Broadway; one of the most delightful situations in the Street, suitable for any private or public business; the house ia large, spacious, and of convenient sccess. Posension can be had in ten days, Address box 1302, New York Post Uilice, to EDWAKD, aE Wy SazzD.-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a cituation as Chambermaid, and to do fine washing and ironing, or good plain Cook; tho best of city reference can be given. Please call at No. 157 Third avenus, back room, first thor, Where she can be seen for two days. ANTED--BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, # situation as Laundress or Chambermaid, in a respec: table family; the best of city reference can bs i dn- y treet, om the corner of Fourth. WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A STRADY COMPR- tent woman, as Cook and ‘to assist in the washing; she understan , cake, bread, &c., and enn give the best of Bg at_'145 Waverly Place, her prevent om- nee, hear Sixth Avenue, oO JEWELLE bet dy tye AND Perris Rese Caraeos, &e. a8 ecustan MUSICAL. een O@AL MUSIC AND HARMON Y.—CHEV) ‘M. Ch. Kegnault w CI WISH TO LEARN TO PLAY THE Jute, have now an oj inity soarcely ever before of- fered in this country. Mr. Penkenstede, ® pupil of the great G Flutist, Furstenau, is « celebrated player on that i a competent teacher; his concerts in the ‘ap- suffeent of his performance who wish to Jearn to play that instru- ment, of to become more parfeet on Jt, may avail shemselves Of his services, by calling on him at 433 Pearl street. PES, TT BE{ONS GIVEN AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE Late man, Eagio, and Oreck tanreages, ie @ tory, ory, Chemistry, Physic, Met , Arithmetic, Writing, Drawing, and all the other branches appertaining to a yore refined education, C. VORVAHL, | Se _I15 Livingston street, Brooklyn, Sears AND f Sete bad LANGUAGES—J. M. JESU- ry the same, ata spl aid ro0 I street, No. le JESUKUM, Apply to Homer Morgan, Esq. No. 1 Pine street D GERMAN TEACHERS, OF TRENCH, 1, the ou Sehool Agency, | 0 he ‘ i ‘i. Mike r. Ew AND FRENCH INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG Ladios, 27 Warren st. ». Vaucher, will open on the Ast of December neat a class entirely for the English study. ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young Weman, as Cook; is ‘an excelleat washer aad ; has no objection to do the general nousework of asmadl By te family. The best city reference giv: Please address 2 Leouard sirect, in the grocery stores Gan be seen for two ays. ANTED~—A YOUNG MAN, HAVING SOMEKNOWL- language. Salary moderate. Aj at Roo ; between the hours of I and iz-a. M- ina WASTED-BY A GENTREL YOUNG LADY, a SITU. ation ina ey, article store, or genteel bakery. seat of references given, ifrequired, I'iease address M. IC. We, Chatham Square Post Uthice Br BO Br A roses wensy, o 0, chamberwer! 4 call at 141 MDougal srreet.” The bert ety reer (rom i her last place. Can be scen for three suited, ASHING WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, who can give the best of referenee and satisfnc~ tion. Please versity Place, second floor. WA STEDE A sitvaTion 70 po work, washing and iron ing,)in'a private farsily.. The best of ference from | at fs Twelfth street, two doors from Uni- | BOARDING, &e. OARD WANTED.--A SITTING AND BED ROOM for tleman, With brosktast and ten. Loca tion in or near Broadway, above Bleecker street. Refercuces | exchanged. Address Box 1509 P. O. BosRPING— SUITS OF ROOMS TO LET WITH PART or full board. Pi suitable for two or three | pentlem and | | bedrosi rf 1y, and | glish principle. Mot, cold and shower of eceupants, Apply 511 Houston st, | BOAR’, Ms CHAMBEDS STREET.— A PLEASANT | D parlor, handsomely furnished, or unfurnished, on the . Also single inducted on the Ras second floor, with a large pantry and closet attached, with or Without a bedroom adjoining, to rent, with board." Also a Pleasant front baseme: OARDING.—A GOOD SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS | Dw tet, to entlemen, ora geutleman and lady, Part or full bos table—in a small, quiet family, est cide. Apply mt 45 Lispe- bard street. | GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen, cam be accommodated with » room, either ‘with full or partial board. Apply at 196 H 4son stree’ | A MivOW LADY, THAT HAS VEAY PLEASANT | ‘and comfortable rooms, is very desirous of renting them, | With board, to a gentleman aud lady, that | wish to be retired. | Lower Post Ortiee. A FEW GENTLEMEN, tix, wishing to resid | cellent ‘accommodation DS,) SAY FIVE OR y meet with very ex~ te neighborhood of 38. dol Park, a Gern ly, having takem a very en | t¢el and conifortable beuse which she has entirely new fur nithed, is willing to let four or 8, ble, to on ho eould hay excellent private table and ace om to be met with. A warm, cold and sho va Keferenecs exchanged, Address Herald No. APARTMENTS.—TWO from her last situation. Als» w: LL SuITEes care,of chiloren and to do chamber partments, to let for $TTing:, The beat of eity reference can be required. jance furnished. Ap= ‘lease apply at No. Mott street, front room, third story. ply at 587 Houston street, blocks east of Broadway. Boni u with the farce of the OMNIBUS--Pat Rooney, Mr, Seymour: Mr. Ledger, €. Taylor: Mrs, Dobba, Mix. Deering: Julia Lock. ISA BELLE BE pio, Tiltom; Teabelle, Mrs. Me- To conclude with the amour, Mr, Crocker; Mra, ©. ‘Mestayer. Boxes, Seat in private 1; Seats in orchestra boxes, 60 cts.’ Doors open at half past , to commence Bel mor, Miss Lockyer; Narriet, Mrs. Bots; Pit 12 land, tess ' Rosed: Roberts. after wi titled AMILIE, Or ‘, Bishop; General Count Der AMUSEMENTS, \ er THEATRE.—T. So'e.ock. Boxes 25e, the raer, Baynes; 't Merlot, Mies C, Wemy MAMBLIN, MANA evens, Stage Manager.—Doors open at half Pitavd Gallery, pla Ay Cardinal acieux, H. Jordan; Barin, Winans; Anne of Au g ». Jordan; The Countess de Winter, Mrs. J. Wallack, a red, for the evening, Nov, li, tho entorta After which, the dreams entitled ayer. cts.; Private boxes, 7 o'clock precisely. November 14, the perform dy of THE QUEENSBUR Mi Love Jos Mt Grenedot, Mr, Conover; Amilic. Mins Ta: Miles. Toconelude with SUDDEN THOU Mr Mr. Pi Impal in REE GUARD: ri, ine s will comm Mri will rise at 7 o'clock precisely. @\ ANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE.-- WEDNESDAY ence | Miss us box, YMPIC THEATRE —WEONESDAY Mr. Walcot; Lord Leatherhead Mr. Nickinson; Coun- Lady Bab Blazon, Miss | ed Ope 3 Speckbacher, = C vik great English Clow ning, Nov. l,and thr i eallod in requisition, so erful displays ever with Reduction of Prices—Boxes, 25 cents; children Doors open at G34; performanoe to oo for be viven on Weduerday and Saturday Afternoon, in which Mr, Wallett will also appoar. Pit 123 cont atl. Eighth street~Johm Tryon, Arrival and Thir WAL Whol resoura An Exti Manager. ‘Appearance in America of th LETK who will appear this nights only, on which ove: of the Asior Place Sireus w! le IER OUS-ASTOR PLACE—)HIRD AVENUE AND Important En~ all pri menee | in © of artis ‘American artist, John Evers, and eight assistants, winted om over 40,000 fect of canvass! being bj a at largest painting in the world, yal thousand feet th Zork City, City of Brooklyn, Willi Hodson kiy hese are of such immense magnitude that it is impoesibl shine, the A’stor Opera House Riot, the grat of the Burning of the Park Theatre. ‘They threo yoxry in preparation, snd cost, 25,000 dollars open at 636 o'el mission 25 cent four ef the mor! exhibiti Mos tors, together w origtal gigantic evening, for a short season, previous don, Pauorama er, and the Atlantic Ocear ion can erful pi , thousands oats, Re. tage ok; Panorama moves ‘Childven wnder ten J OWEKS'S 8 to bein, ful and maguiticent scene of nd_and subline spectacte @ been nearly | Tickets 50 o Doors | 734 preci sel AGNIFICENT EXHIBITION.~EV ERS’ GRAND | ries of Moving Panoramas, now 0 exhib all, Broadway, magnificent’ chet tie skill, from original drawings, by the oclebratrd | They seve- Ad. ted ay, | Mr. Nov. 14, will be gore Arpheim, Mr. the o'clock, Aan ADWAY TH. Be A te Blake, i MIAN GIRL--Thaddeus, Mr. Mrs, Loder. ry TRE. A. MARSHALL, SOLE Wedns ¢, Manager. ry ti One ‘eu ir Meare Dapihcot Me Soguin: Brunton; Arline, lake; Buda, with the farce of Florestine, Meyer; Gi . Whiting; Cox, Mr. CI re. ‘To the Dress Circte and 13 ily and third circles, 24 conta; Gallery, 12 cents. Time altered--Doors open at half past 6; to begia at and Proprieto C. W, Clarke; Terenc Mrs. Broug! Family cirel open athalt-past Wednesday © comedictta of tl ts} Sir Joh Love ettice, Flyvr; Mary, Mrs. Gallott; ‘Bett: pot half an’ hour, Lady Loverul Mrs. War oh URTON’S THEATRE--W. E, BURTON, MANAGER Wednesday ming, Nov. 14, will be lied LUVE Te A VILLAGE Justice ‘Squire Hawthorn, Yj S$. Leach: Deborah Woodeock, Bolero de Cadia, by Me ‘nolude with the farce eall- ‘OK t—Col. Teraploton, Mr. 0 O'Rielly, Broughaas; Prageneo, Dress tirele aud parquette, 0 conta Private boxes, $3 and $5. Doors Derformanoe to commonce at 7 o'elock, 1BLO’S GARDEN.—BENEFIT OF MR. H. PLACIDE.— wilt ‘bo, proseated, N"AND THE MAN 5 ; Mr. . Mr. Lingyard, Me. Vivian, if. B. eDouall; Lady ra. Clackett, Mrs. Henty; Emily Vivian, ‘Mise Taylor. (nter= ie, Mr. His Philtipg dodwony Me. rule, Mr, HD. Phillips; Jobson, Mr. I. Nell, Mrs. Sloan; Lucy, jon 50 conta, November It, ERVOUS MA TALIAN OPERA will be Signor G. Guidi; quirico; Basiito, Sig. anon, $1 50; tor and Director, Max Maret Aisin boxes oF parquet, seoured etthe imission at the door om the evening of per- , ASTOR PLACE,—FIRST APPEAR- ‘ance cf Signor @. Guidi.--Wednesday evening, Nov. 14, formed Rossit. i DIU SLVIGLIA—Rosina, Signora Rossi Corsi; Bertha, Sig- porina avogudro; Almativayh ixaro, opera buita, of LL BARBIER first appearance in 4morica, ’. Rossi Corsi; Bartolo, Big. Sai Fiorello, Sig. Parousi. © Kk. Prices of adwission—All r the night oF 2 Novo: Si: A phitheatre, 25e, Doors open at7 SPECIAL C 10, when Will be Burton, Mr. Bughes, Mrs. Brow 3E BEY MONOP! rougham pe: tin ot HAMLET” Burton. Tickets to mabe Bast Ri n, tings to de= of age, half price* STATUARY—THE GREEK SLAVE, Fisher Boy, Proserpine, and General Jackson, comprising beaut ¢ (ior bis exclusive beneiit) at Lyceum Building, No. 63 ‘at the Apello Saloon, 20 Canal Elm rtreet, continue, ery Monday and call. under v the until 10 P.M. that ful ‘works of this sculptor, are now ailery of Vid roulway. ‘These works, th the pictures of the best old masters, form the ehoicest and most instructive collection of the works of art ever brought to this country. Admittance 26 cents; season tickets 0 cents, Open from 9 A. THOSE FRER AND EASYS OF KNIGHTON'S, eet, between Broadway: ood man! * ARD—BURTON'S THEATRE—MR. Brougham’s Benetit will take place on Friday next, Nov. resented TEM "A TION—Characters by rougham, Mr. Lynne, Mr, Clarke, M ham, Hittert. Towether with, OLY,” in which My, Burton and Mr. ar- "Concluding with, the Improved Edi- Hamlet, Mr. Brougham ; be had at the Box Ovfice only, CARD. the pop uadle aid, and will are the NER’ . ‘orm last Prid: er benefit on th lowed her to m: ‘on which occasion tl leste, Mons, Brillan| Dest of the season. loam will also ar in alaughebletaree, The bare tho NERVOUS MAN, and ‘TH DEVIL 10. PAY, 1BLO'S. — WELLE ADELAIDE LROMAN RESPECT- fully informa the public, 1D evening, the proprietor hi \IBLO'S.--Mr. H. PLACIDE RESPECTFUL ly informa the public that his benoit will take place on, od, when wesay | Wednesday next, Nov. 14th, on which occasion Mr. ires of over one | ing two of his most favorite seni feces pat in consequence of the’ nting many of her fri other appeal, on Ravel Family, M’ile t, Mons clia, and others, “Tickets 60 cents, | One Wee ful Gymi lore of | Family. They appear afternoon and evening. e | Louis Bilsier, Mr. F.C. Wemyns, sir. Warden, Pote Morris, | Mosers. Merrifield, Rose, Clark, Miggins, Misses Sta | hope and West. Also on exhibition, at all hours, thi | or Ar ARNUM'S AMERICAN | Propritor~J. stie chi | ations have connected their names immutably with the Ravel ormous Whale, the living Boa MUSEUM.—P. Greenw: the ements and Pantomimie th Crocodile. Adminsi 1236 cents. Ophelia, Mr. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, THE POLICY OF THE CABINET DISCLOSED. Foreshadow of the President's Message and Reports of the Secretari ‘Wasnineton, May 12—10 o’clock, P. M. Important Interviews with Mr, Clayion-—The Herald wanted as an Organ—The Case of Elise worth, §c. I have had two very important interviews with Mr. Clayton, to-day and this evening. I will write you at length, to-morrow, upon some of the topics, and will be in New York on Thursday or Friday next, when I will be able, personally, to let you behind the curtain. The cabinet—at least, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Meredith, &c., are most anxious to have you as their organ, and will give you facts and patronage to any amount. It willbe productive of great good if you will not admit any articles or letters, condemnatory of the cabinet, into the paper, till I see you. I think I will be able ‘o convince you that they mean todo right, and that you can support them conscientiously. By the way, you have been completely misled upon the subject og Ellsworth’s case. 1 will show you, upon undoubted proof, that he is more than guilty ot the frauds charged upon him; but the evidence isin such a form that it cannot be made public—though Mr. Clayton will furnish it te you privately, asa friend. I will send you, to-morrow, letter upon the charges ins, comedian, has kindly volunteered his val- 8. lect= November 16, tin, M'ile Ce~ kind= ly volunteered their valuable aid. ‘The bill will be one of the ANCY Fal yand Museum of the Fit should visit, to eee what an ‘clock. e Arts) NOW HELD IN THE CROTON HALL, Bowery, (the largest room in the city,) is Picture Gallery all etranger York cam throw open to her citizens free to all, ¢rening, with afull band of music, and brillisatly t e completa place that | biehment New yand | ghted Prof. Keller's 0 very night at rformances every Wedecratay ar Come only and see the Tableanx pe of A beautiful ladic '¢ Minstrels, Dancers, Ac: hall pest 7 d Saturday, PEMEMBER--A GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORM- ance takes place at 3 o'clock to-day, at the Franklin | Theatre, 175 Chatha Will be given by the Square, when a vill of renadery and Sable Brot iH appear. YO LET EB aTht. tel, in Brooklym, to let on re 243 Bulton street, to performance | DINK. Model Artistos:” also, the Female Se~ BUM THEATRE CITY WO- Apply on and Proprietor QUEEN, and the devi DAL con, Li )KRANKLIN TUPATKE, | PRARNUM’S MUSRUM, CORNER SEVENTH AND Cb streets, Philadelphia—P. T. Barnum, Manager New, most astonishing, | variety of novelties and sttraction, Third week of tho qument of Mr. and Mrs. auc Wednesday evenings will bo E. 8. ‘Conner. CAPTIVE. In the afiernoon of natural end arti all hours, Admission to the 2o.: children under ten yeare, 1234 Pit 12446 of amusement is open every 6} Madame Pauline, fr Minstrel ‘clock. Cc velvet collars, No, 6 Murr ‘well all you wantin haste. CLOTHING. AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE. 4 for cast off cloth= | My ngs. or buttons at where to send your winter Clothing altered or repaired with new tive, ehe: r Broadway, is the place to get dom J OTICE--A. COX IS REMOVED FROM NO. 18 CENTRE AN TED-—A SITUATION, BY 4, RESPECTAGLE Jeawe women, es Chamberinard. “Bhe is an, excell masher 6 froner, Has lived two years EX ber tags place, ean give the best of city reference, erect, between Bowery and Pitrd aveuue, seeond floors Y A_ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT on, & ngivaadien. as soamat Ploase call RESPECTABLE the very beat of city references. Fy bene of city refere fate coumeay, ferred.) A note et Bie will We attended to. bitin ANTED A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man as Cook, good washer and ironer, or to do ithe go- poral housework of & small family, and ie willing to make Fvelf generally useful. Can be sven for two days. And also @ respectable young woman to do ehamberwork and waiting, or chamberwork and plain sewing. The best of city Teference from her last plac: be seen for two days, Apply at 29 East Nineteenth street, between Broadway and the Fourth Avenue. ALIPFORNIA OTHING.—WE HAVE NOW ON band the largest stoek of Woollen Clothi Ban Francisco trade, to be ind in whe olty, our wade ¥ at market is now Very extensive, and we quently A large stock eapresnly wade fer it, purchasers weuld do well to examine our stock, before buying elsewhere, as we are do~ meas in i) bans both by outta termined to eustain our pre the cheapness of our prices 86 Jo! ALLEORNIA PO! Payne ‘me and Stores, equal t any in this mar) oA SAw'L. BOOTH, S8Myrtle ave., Brooklys. RTS—A NEW CHART OF THE ‘also the Western coast of Nort and South America, from Cape * Horn to San Francisco, om . Also, am extensive assortment of eharte of all the world, Particular attention Is requested toa New Chart ¢f the North Atlantic Ocean. Nautical books of all kinds. Chronome vers paired. B 7 iNC PORTABLE HOUSES—MADE OF HEAVY MB- tal, imported for the purpose, whieh can be med in email pass; are built in orth Apply to PF. NAYLOR, etreet, oF at 20 William street, where @ model may MISCELLANBO! . SORE AAA AAA AAA AAA uE cy af Ly aver PORT. Hear tue bowlers with the Bowling balls! their meiody recalls! rum ble, ~ ‘Aa they ramble, ium i Ta she festive he of 1 ly quad ead pe ding, sound! y ebstor's bowling halle, ny Halls! PASTR—LEMON SUITOR . Neroli do, Or wtrietl, ‘ime, Teseravory. Sos Green Qurenorsew Variiia do, Rose @ pap A few caver, janbatt ROAD peioms t9 the eapitel st in shares of twenty five the aubser bers, commissioners W William v ener of Canal street, corner of Wi balance on the tenth day of December SCHUREMAN HALSTED, WILSON G. AUNT, Commissioners. | John Har- LEWIS DOTY, horeman FHalet Skidmore, Wilton G. | George T. Cobb, Fran- F. Camp, John Althanse, John 'B. Corlies, ereoll, Helmue M, Wells, Mi arn Tr AN HALSTED, President. r, LOC 10. LEND ON BOND AND MowT- 5 OOO eam cnr resis it, basement. IDMARD TABLES, WITH ENGLISO SLATE BEDS ong, the best in at ex's Fooma, entravce 149 Fulton, and 1 treet, inyited to try fl Clot! eve points, with every article in the trade, ao ff for cash. Tables on hand, for sale. and made to Dwo7,28" RENCH MRUBANICAL Lawps, NOW 4s Broad 0 way. ye opposite OF entre. — Sart received, @ lange ich eheice of meshanical. carcel, 5 moderator Frepeh forwiture for | oil at Lis. fon. Lampe a a; the best re} ded in the shortest time. AL. COAL—DBEST PEACH ORO nat, tow 00 04 2. it XTRA NEW AULLED puck wana? MEAL.—500 barrels, £60 halt barre’, 1,000 ith barren tao boron, end 2.600 barn, of 80 , Warren fall weight, 1 t0 an} pply of ox= Floors Urshem, Gut: and pain Mest le bugrele, halt bare , in bay sie and bags of C0 aud 2B pounds exch. Orders trom the remnt attention. J.T. k J. G. FROST, 28 Front st ONS. GUERRA, THE CELEBRATED PAR Cotter, has jest arrived in tis city from P wil be Pappy co wane Tangement with some Loring Establishment, in which he could f genretion for hie gerviees, He ep: Address Mons. Guerra, at the loald © e Pare Ww NTED—A SITUATION, BY A idan 9 Young woman, as Chambert Seatast ress; ily. The dest of given. Please to call at S57 Pearl st., Y ANTED—A PERSON WHO CAN ADVANCE FROM $260 to $40, in a new and highly profisable business, very pleasant, end will pay from to $200 per week. i ki 7 Greemwioh at, housework, or cham| best of city reference giv first flows hamberwaid and Seamstress ins private fa mily. Good city reference. May be seen at 315 Bowery, oor- ner of Bleecker street, first floor, up stair ET NURSE.—WANTED, A SITUATION AS WET Nuree, by ay teal and respectable wens ra of age, with & fresh breast of milk. ive deires to gs with the family employing her. 7! Apply at 219 Twelfth ery. A FIRST RATE COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN A aitivate family. Dost of city reterence 7 Twelfth street. Gan be seen for three da, E GERMAN GIRL WANTS A ail Amerienn fa Any person in want of fueh willy call at 14 Prankfort treet, up stairs, AGX Y WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN OF ACTIVE irous of obtaining an agency for Seal cotate, Bi wAtrly to THOS m4 NURSE'S SITUATION WANTED, BY A DESTRABLE youre wor to take the entire charge of a baby from obarge of growing up children, (she is of children:) or to do « chamber: quite competent to take either situation. Of city reference from her last place. Please rect, between Spring aud Prince. ond mreiet her eoppert and « reading. Please call at N front reom, up SITUATION WANTED BY A and to be inatrne Lerty street, New 1 ERMAN GIRL, AS a Cook in & respectable American ily. The best re- fovenoes can be given. Inquire at No. 33 Bayatd street, ia ‘the berement. ORNTA GOLD CAliroan G bovght for eash, by, i c MOORE & CO., 112 Chatham street. * y— WANTED 70 EXCHANGE, 6,000 z 2,000 sina hs: ‘ # stock of goods or Higa on the terpyke rv Fra, helng 00 miles a ter place. Land ieying in title inaisputa- Benen 29 Wall street AKINER WANT WKIN THR EXE tion borimens, hurope, whieh could be either of which are © and. protit pect a= 300 Broadway, up stairs, RIVATE DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, AT 6 Bond st. Mr Seating is forming new class for La- ercon Wednestaye and Saturdays, and Tuesday and Friday ings for Gentlemen. Mr. 8. will give private lessons, boarding sel.ovls or famiter i teach: all that is new NEW BOOKS, de. LIVING AGR, NO. 2, 124 CBN 1. Wild Sporte of the Palkia New Month> ‘The Emerson Mania, Enalish Review; 3. ¢ Third, Bentley's Mis. etios, Fraser's Magazine ; &. Hie . New York Tribune fon of Cholera inf Pardoo, Bentley’ weekly, at 66 0 vane, by B. nd sold by DRWILTH DAVRN~ N A ARY DEPOT, BXCH ANGE PLAGH, ‘ne join, Office, New Orleans, La--Aat tie ve es tablis hine ay# be foned Books of every de- se iption, coma sting of No Gietory, Biography, Soventi- fic, Commorciar, Geographical, and Medical Works, Alan, a complete seeorta rent of Stationery, togetner with all the vincipsl Daily and Weekly Newspapers and Magazines. Jountey orders for an, article in the trade supplied aud for- warced with d th. Books maited. Prom ail Foreign Boe pa paid to any work orderea by te order. Literal PS joining thy Feet OM ve boom FRY, THE DAILY GLOBE AND UNION, the SAKACEN HEAD Hotel, RW. Allon, Py *—7 the wen engage urenite, York, that we should not be su fatig nd Cpe riod, be obliged to enlarge his prei popular hotel. particularly on account of & ‘taage already extended to him. In catering for the patron ane transient visiters of the Saracen Head Hotel, it appears that Mr. Allen it peculiarly fort al = tisfaction, for we hear but ot who patronize it--that ther city that can be er Jus thus brietly to an estab= pment which, inaneminent degree, merits the countenance aud support of the public, SHIPPING, OUTHERN TRAVEL—UNITED STAT! The superior steamer CHEROKEE, Cap: amas Lyow, will leave for nah om Wednesdays, 14th and 25th November, and 12th lock im the S5th, December, at 4 after | eon from Savannah, affords a most ¢ omveyance to all parts of Goorgia, Florid | Tennessee. Travellors to New Orleans will find it derirable, route, To Savannah in) :0 70 hours, jew Tork to New Orleans in nhout 7 days. Apply to | SAMUEL 1. MITCHILD, 104 Fromt atree! | CPNLY DIRECT MAIL LINE YOR SAN FRANCISCO, | via Chagres— ar Fare Re. The | crty, J.D. burthen, will leave for © | at pier 2 North River, Bt three o'clock Mails for the P: c. will on ter ws Upper and After saleen, ouly two berths in state rooms $128 Forward salon, state ro < esiescsdeeee dan ae 90 ime at the same taile, and Lave the privilege Of the saloon. | 'SSteerage, found with mattromes and beard...... $68 pEsziz application Ts wecemary vo secure oboice’ of bereha, for freight, oF paseage, apply to He OF Pee TOWARD & SON, M Brontway. t City will eveceed the Rapire City. and 1th December R Mectak packer LINE FOR NOVEMBRE I5Ta— For Sen Francisco, ¢ ‘The superior ti A. No. 1, brig ORBIT, Captain Swinerten, of abo: burthen, wil vosicively on the 15th of Nove rd between piers 6, 0 F. kD FOWLER, 86 West sureet, 0, CALIFORNT TEAM LINE. and elogant steamship ISTUMUS J) OR SAN FRANCI: =The sabeta having been rebuilt and greatly enlarged, with fine scoommo~ dations for passengers in Cabin and ‘teerage, will be de~ (patched from th for & ginno, stopping at iio, y tam, on Monday, day of November next, at from the pier foot im street. For A. —_ FORNIA—TUB FIRST SSELL GLOVER, eight having most o CnkRo 0m, toh fur the above port, ard, at Pier No 4) North Riv T HOLDKEGE Jr, Wh We VOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO JANEIRO AND Valoarairo.—The favorite rteamship SARAM SANDS, 1,809 tons burthen, W. C. Thompe for San Prancteeo, via Rip Janaite hi eR have immediate é¢ ‘Paseage, epply ew Commander, will leave from Pier 4, N. been we fitted wp wi great rogard to on7atortot herth being provided with ma: tragse w J. HOWARD & SON, St OR MONTEREY, (CALIFORNIA,) DIRECT. sidendia fart eniling coppered and copper. fr ver. Hae very mper oom aecommedation for six prasencers. and an pec tone for a linited number of steerage parson all of her © aged and going on. bo horedey, the Lith inst. For passage only, apply the foot of Franklin street, N. R, oF te RUSSELL & NOKTON, St Old BMMA PRESCOTT, Peokner, tm: state. This veneel offers pr ercnge passage in a superior ve Will be taben OR FAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA--PASSAGE $130 ench, in che superior fast railing eoppored and cop- | Her fasvened Ship FOWMATIAN, 600 t A. Trwney mi about the 2th having moat of h inoweements to tas other that tas be engaged. This ship offers greater | going to California, than any from thie port. ‘The pr sage i# $100, ond with bods in eingls berths, i And cood accommedations in every respect and Poavenrers takes cotng to California should app! in mediately, ure ® berth as the list is opporss 6 ON. Bem 4 For freight of pasevee, appty MOE AUSTIN Doone B A. LYONS, § 48°" FOR SAN FRANCISCO--SATUADAY, | ship. th River. Bet VRSSE November iT. Perssee only. The splendid ship WASH INCTUN, Cantata Cole. enn aovammodate two oF sntee mote | pecret pers ord will suid positively on th clock, A.M. Pasvengrre will be on be (ieot of Barrison street, N.R terra. Apply to eu Lacesit fh prvo, ed SING TAM & OSBORD 108 Water srreat. OR SALE C@BAY, TWOCARIN | d_ntate Foom, in the | PST. MARY whieh will | apply tod. B. EDWARDS, POR CALIFORNTA~ renger, wit or tonite fast on Saturda: BS Neweh River, on board, pier | | FOk 8418 TEE sthAusnie GOLD AUNTRR, Now rearly finiehed; has (io mavine engines, is of fery light } | cht of water, or ly unterded for the bul ander ihe virmediage inepertion of ( aed can Particulars, appy e ready for axa in ten days, For fuew FRANCIS SKIDDY, Wl ¥ its guoste fully attests the | rie | t ened big | approve? pian. arply. wee any restrietic a , street, where he te” grent Ne the mir ention of ¢ greatest won oN Hunter's Ked Drop oor: in the patie and warr: Derchaeed others’ Magazine, Ranw: k Garotte and others, of the age, ssau street, (room 23,) New York; the eel ‘Sens street ill continues | the hhysioal or bodily debility, red by Ing $1 by waail, to the dostor'e pri | ie # residence, 291 Warhington etree wholesale orders, | gond (Zo'a'doren) 10 the depot, 12 Newwaw street. | eae NT GET ALONG WITHOUT it, Say art, | Bhoul the Neuss tree's plan, auto | fe he an expense of ix | the arAxe., If you F DOLLAR, AND A CURE GUARANTIED.—DR. all private diseases, without habite, in from five to eight y, 3 Divint is the ont of deligare diveases, enadi of | & ry tor's rep exis bron)! oF ened in for rd ention to burir ess. Gaver of recent will net eure, onder ferfes PHYSICIAN'S TESTIMONY. Kogers’ liverwort, Tar, and C: |. Da, late Professor in the Medical C phy nician well knows and three particalar cases Syrup of Liverwort, Tar. an th Ith as any other young la gente Ver eale by A. 0 Warren sire generally. © CURE SO PAY.—DR. . Ale coRBt may be cousulted on the treatment nes, A practice of eon yi ane. Recont oases ov ynand ih. JUUNDON, NO. I Known in the treatment of deli scion for shill in those he: for pers, if pre-eminent, Cor KEWaD. The pur privior cha morrhers te be brought roof $144) Sold atthe Wrong store, 273 F 0, at No. 10 Astor Hi rent ocrmer of Will CAN 61 Dey server, on Ftriotnr fF aolitary KeLEINGERS 14 in a WEv ATED trien at only 12% er in eh and 464 DB Te fen gle complaint Dr. Luvener's off 810, atm Pe ons work of the ho, canred b ition, Lt pla Price $1, Fors © & Towssend, 20) fr AVTHOF OF THE “FP 80," he SS Gree (Swed wil) he w nee attend: VkSs, PRUILATY cure, with new and platter Pen A Of the Ralph's Py Price $1 WAPELER, OOUiIs re hte exelanive at he fwemrtion ot Arti from Parin, of an imp They will be supplied o e homes from 8 ted evel kK. MORRISON 19 Gi 1s of06. Mag Palenn neeset ein full, in the Pam COVILL & CO., at their P by a scoret habit, effectually cured Certainty of cure Offiee fl Dew LINTMENT $1 8 dover, ar ry tantly 4 mm family are a pract ior 4 Canchalagn previ let to b CONCEANING Di halagua, Hiram Cox, lege at Cinetm extensive incipient Consus ptron, pe= ‘A similar cha- ato my be~ time in (he enje tyre had of PT, 19 DUANE ST, of cert core the @ cases t itstongl w E SwAN'S BPECIFT B5OO rteitecurectperries oral teins it make eset en adway all private div de of treatment, wi es cured ov indulges each + Grand the Pub MAUTICAL i from kon rae tovalnable tene Treating: @ author, & Greens | It Siseeog of 8 delies re. A practice are, withows meirary, Facet s¥6 No foo till onged. Strictares skvers he invariably enree, his London ON AUTHO. NEY ne 0 Broad- lish tway. and by the Autnor ive teal eae, which * n detente re Nevoted to the trent- were . Ne Recent ensos DE CONFIDENTIALLY CON. die ham © oan alee is | | | | | | wader the rane (uw hort | blessing of th eat medicin pure blood, ard 8) Nigh! received. The first York. fe | go, New P. Towns e for tev) curRtOU! reely neumpti and wembei other, thank you for y porille and hy th Orange, Rerex Co Sta ire f » « statemen Sworp ar August ‘The follow rivla pew te dge enteric with Ceptin ML any consideration s remedy I have you of amy im ret tie eMee it required Dr. 8. 1. Town merous certificate ills, 8 ourself, one am very © my ch bene hth Fave up all bopes, an Your medicine, threw 100,000 34°F 1s sold annual wes and strengthens tl CONSUMPTION CURE 4 Strengthen—Consamption umption, Lit t Sweat or 7 Curos, and the better it is know: |. Hib letter can be ween at the offic: the means, throne! pect to live, time, and there hi of New Jores aly aworn necording (9 Inw, on his o eand belief. decribed te before me, at Orange, the 2d een’ dence of its proving effic rtemes, you have nty full general debility, for #ix years mn mary prey I have ior about five mont MEDICAL, ‘ow! Sarsoparitia, —| the world. ‘or debili It cure ting t aystem, new Life, itting of Blood, So t Diffieul: d can be cured NSU! are selected from indly forwarded to ‘writes that the Sarsaparilla he she m Easr Osweao, Decomber 10, 1847. a with and by king Dr.5'P, To Ugrew hoone you ma: forw . ira. MARGA ARMSTRO. ‘0 undersigned, are acquainted with Mrs. Armstrong, bove to be true. SARAT JANE HENDERSON, ELIZABETH HA DLE MARKY COON. SPITTING BLOOD, Rend the following, and say that Consumption is incurable, you can, New Youe, April 23, 17. exD—I verily beliove that yo row eral yeara had a bad couch last I raised large qu: debilitat uly used your Sarsaparil Jertul change be to walk all ove hav WM 8 CASE OF day pasnoe on reported as mine atroot, INSUMPTLON, weed hy € ished regular ph; earnings in attempt in some paper of yo try it.” Alter wag #ix be and I calied to sre you Beet et on, gabe a ie dT hope. by ¢ tinge my hea I that ku Quimby, oN. J, Ag. 2, 1817, Fevex Co., a tis true, sec CHARLES QUIMBY, Justiog cf the Peace, MAN, ar Agent in Rab burch M'Lean’s decided testin ir. 8 P. Townsend's for f #, tore in the hope than in the ious: butt am bownd in candor that I had not tried tt long before 1 bem salutary effects; and Imay now ot m, “that 1 would w with Le has done me more go tried, and if this tare SON ER COMPLAINT AND DISEASE OF THR LUNGS, Will be perceived that a Meth Minister for ec truthot this letter, The documents may beseon st the ah you have and gordness of eit tobe my ‘ t y ar med with wn ine. L have otiow of more I yut received mo ‘ling very fant i thought | must die, when, hosting of b your Cirewlar which was lefe at my he Liver Complaint, Tenidenes for p . wees ind to (ry 16, have now takem two bottles, aod have beon entirely ened F h-liey RICHARD RATNOUS, Dated Pleasant Valley, Angnst 1, 1804 The underwigned js y noquainted with Mr. Rainows, a rtifier thet the abov BENJAMIN TH. WILR, f the Methodist Cluroh, Vleasan’ Valley, MINISTERS, tifien ® highly teapectable « 5 J Dr. &, P, 1 been efiiieted © ned paln 1 after» with mach diMeviry toms, I vas adeieed your ee or thre . 1 fe been restored, I find fon to kr own the (acts for t Reepeotivily brated Sarvaparilia nie my anal dutios, | nefitted by your exceltent me: diMowleien that f ha ink must Sir: Haw nimonary affoeti Jo, owing to ev finding m, f brent y Rclereyisan. 9 frie T aid 40, a0 ond myself relieved mysell much stronger, god hope very T have been oo greatly hee we. 1 foot it my dury to make thers who inay be Labor + hoon for sone time, AM UEL WHT hie bene yours ¥ were very much ret y won they were given mp Whom the Doetor informed ae that olved to try your S ard so much of woe Rad little > much stall adver. timed thas te we rthles did. for ft undowbtedd Principal othes 88 siteet, forgery. & Aagnts tor Philadeiph » thers may badgduced tow y thankfal that of bot You 1 write thi ‘apron stre 7) 108 Thaltimore, 9 Sellers, Pittsburgh; Wrieht & Co., 181 Oharter st., qoucrally, throughout the and Canads, ‘and extraordinary On Tussdey 17 CHATHAM SQUARR— tage seats We; Private ‘om the Ro: . who, with her nage bering twenty-seven ¢ ofthe richest pictures of mo~ ity of {vernon performance F CONSUMPTION CURED BY ‘This Medicine is the wonder and It is put up in quart boities; it is the r Profuse Kxpectora= ete ‘ole well, & reepectable Physician of extensive practice at Oswo= it 2 ap if any wish to This is to'eertify that 'l have consumption, amd that my friends thought | could your avdvieg, thinking otter now able to be /AUETH BARTHOLOMEW, reapa= ‘of saving my it became # of blood, and reduced, theaty. You can wellima- ut there are anumber of 2 wie of De. 8, a, ‘The following was recently ro- ier jane ard of Health in New York and olse~ thes, T 4 Quimby, be- thatthe of hie y by the Rev. | desire . the Rev, | desirous not to infric in the Union, to-day, against Mr. Clayton, of ine terfering with the German nation in the matter of the steamer United States. aud the whole of the correspondence upon the subject. Lawrence has not yet accepted the English mission. Rives has ——. Bancroft has resigned. Bagby, do. Saunders, do. ‘The Portuguese Mimster, do. x ‘i You will please excuse the hasty manner in which this ecrawl is written. 1 will write full particulars to-morrow. Wasuteron, May 18, 1849. T pannta | 4 Long Interview— Foreign and Domestic Policy of the Cabinet Lard Open—Pretty Good, as Fur as It Goes—Cabrnet has a High Respect for the Herald, §c. [had a long interview with Mr. Clayton, to-day —the first one of any length | have been able to obtain from him since my return here. As the conversation was a very important one, shadow- ing forth the views of the cabiaet upon a great many subjects (although ot course rather diseur- sively) I willendeavor to give the gist of it as fale ly as possible. . ,THEGENERAL POLICY | . of the administratya will be cai! in keeping with the views entertained in the ‘‘Allison” letter and the inauguration address. The administra- tion will not dictate to Congress any particular measures, throwing the whole responsibility upon Congress for the rejection or passage of all mea- sures. And in this view, Mr. Clayton considers that, even should there be a majority of democrats in the House, it wall be all the better for the first two ears. The administration does not consider it has any right to dictate or coerce Congress in any manner whatever. Suggesuons will, doubtless, be made of changes, but the Secretaries nor the President will not argue ‘“iree trade,” or “protec= tion,” or apy other issue. li Congress chooses to pass a measure, unless it is clearly unconstitution- al, of which there is little danger, or vote away the whole revenue of the country upon internal ime provements, for imstance—uniess in such cases, the veto power will not be used. If a high tariff mea- sure is passed, the execurive will sanction it; if a Jow tariff, it_will meet the same fate. Congress will be, strictly speaking, responsible for all mea- sures, and the people can veto their acts if they choose, by not re-electing them. Upon the TARIFF QUESTION. the cabinet have already agreed upon thelr course. Mr. Meredith will show the working of the system, and suggest certain ymprovenients, but merely in seaets lterms. Itis understood, however, that the whig party will propose a slight increase duty upon tron, &¢., and an adoption of specific instead ot avi volorem duties. By the way, itis probable the Secretary may touch upon this latter point, and show that ad valorem duties enable the Eng- shipper to regulate our duties at his pleasui Suill it must be understood the administration will ‘dictate no plan, much less drawn up bills, as Mr. Polk’s cabinet did. They willshow the faults of the present system, and leave the remedy with the representatives of the people, who are responsible, and who will be permitted to lewislate, unrestriet- ed by the frowns or smiles of the Executive. Mr. Meredith will also show that THE SUB TREASURY 8Y8TEM locks up inthe hands of the government a vast proportion of the capital of the country. If, how: ever, the mercantile interests prefer to have their credits thus limited, the admiot-tration willbe per- feetly satisfied. The responsibility will rest with Congress. The administrauon has no intention whatever of recommending a national bank, nor will it feel bound, in any manner, by old issues or old theories. It will judge of matters by the light now voucheefed, and not from t lews express- ed ty oy one, no matter how eminent. (A cut at Clay As for removals, not a single one has been made except from good cause. This, Mr. Clayton as suresme, is the fact. Many are for defaleations, and he says if Congress demands reasons to be produced forthe many removals, revelations of offi« cial dishonesty can be made now, not dreamed of. Upon the subject of our new territories, ut will be recommended that they be admitted at once as lates. The cubinet look upon the guestion cisely in the same light as the Herald —that itis a humbug—possessing no tangibvility whavever, and it matters littl how Congress settles it; the people of the country will arrange the matter to suit them- | selves. I Congress were to pass a bill admettng | them only upon condition that their constitation thould enforce slavery, they could draw up such @ covstitution, get admitted, and the next day alter it to whatever form they pleased. The cabinet is strongly opposed to fanaticism of every kind, By the way, [had forgotien to mention that in judging of an unconstitutional measure, the Presi« dent will be guided entirely by the decision of the purt—regardiny it constitutional nt of the constity tien a measure of eful extravagance were to be passed, the Pre+ | sident would veto it without hesitation; aad whilst im the slightest degree, f Congress, he will be not infringe nm the deliberaty equally careful that Con | upon the Executive | The President and his cabinet are strongly op- posed to the dictation of ciques, and are desirous of congolidating a grent con -titutional party, in op» position to either the whiy or the democratic par- a party which will go for the good of the coum » Irrespective of all other considerations. THE FORRIGN POLICY No part whatever will be taken conffiets of Eur A strict neutrality will erved. The matter of fitting up armed ves. sels wos called to the attention of the Executi by the German minister, or Donish, | am not elear which, and was the cause of the prompt order not to permit the steamslip now fitting up in New | York, to proceed to sea, unless bonds were given that che was not to be employed as a vessel of war. uy decided. The view the cabinet takes of the matter, is, that they cannot permit the United States to be mode a field of preparation of one friendly country against another. If they must arm, they must’ do so upon other soil than ours, | The policy of England he Mosquito coast | will be the sulject of calm but firm protest. | It will not be permitted. If the United States re« quires the use of the river there, she mast have it atany cost. Mr. Clayton is, however, in hopes that England will yield to our remonstrance—if not, obe must take the consequence. Every word which has appeared in the Herald tupon the sulyect of negotuations between this go- nment and that of Sprin with regard Co the prs chase of Cuba, ts strictly true he administra- tion intend to make Spain keep Cuba herbelf, at least for the present; but and must not get | the islend upon any pretext. This isdecided upon, ‘The movements in Canada are of course watehed closely, and nothing will be done here whieh ean in any Way give offence to Enylind. Still, not the ightest insult must be offered to this conatry by any power, Old Zack is determined to do what night, and if other nations do not come up to the standard also, he will make them. Mr. Clayton will begin removing and appoint ebout the middle of June. He believes most o} the jmportent missions will reengn; bat he doce not intend to remove any without cause. There are several defauiters among the missions, and that of course will be considered sufficient cause for remove! Mr. Lawrence con have the mission to England if he chooses; but it is probable he will decline, for the same reason that he declined acs cepting e cecretaryship—ill-health. Tt appears hi is sufi nog greatly from (iver complaint, and has to submit to seme gelvanre operation on his side every two or three deys. This, Mr. Clayten age evresme, wes the true and only reason ot hie de- clining the post of Secretary. The eubject of a railroad to the Pacific 1s deemed Utopian, end will receive no encouragement from the edministration. Every encouragement, how —