The New York Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1849, Page 3

swell its gross receipts, that it has made arrangements to trausport passengers between Geneva and New York, for five dollars each, a dis- tance of about three hundred miles, equal to one and two thirds of a cent ser mile. To during the coming win' this, the company a bave not oply to keep up the expenditures of its own | cisco for Panama, Ghagres, ‘st whied i Mune, but thore of a branch road from Elmira to Jeffer- |}! agers Now York ‘pred or Mr meter ORES rales son, at the head of Seneca Lake, and the expenses of Phifaderphin'and Be bouts navigating the lake to G ‘This arrange- ment bar been wade to compete with the central line of railroad through this State; and we venture to Dar Goons. Moveatent is Fonticn 5 ete ieee Sor Ware fim Ware house. pion. Manufactures of weol. . $76 107 eotton Teg “ flax. Miscellaneous ......+ of articler, of every description, withdrawn from warchouse for the week ending Nov. 15th, was $176,094, The reeeipts at the office of the Assistant ‘Treasurer of this port, yesterday, amounted to $49958 51; peyments, $1,667 96—Balance, $3,964,- The Governor of the State of Illinois has given notice to the holders of the Macalester and Stebbins bonds, who are desirous to accept the provisions of the act of February 10, 1849. and receive new liquidation to appear within rix months, and comply with ‘the requisitions of that lew. The certificates referred ‘to may be seen at the office of Wadsworth & Sheldon,in The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of eoal sent to market from the Schuylkill and Lehigh mines, up to the latest dates, in each of the past two years Astunacite Coat ei AND ane By Reading Railroad. By Sebuyihill Canal. Total Decresre this year, tons. . It ie stated that the boats loading for New York are in all probability the canal ‘The aggregste waking their last trip. ‘will close within the next two wee! receipts this year will mot vary materially from those The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left at tide water during the recond week in November, in the years 1843 and 1849. was as follows :— "Wheat, bu. “e bu. veritas The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 4th November, inclurive,.was as follows :— Sets bu. Barley, bu, “054 Deo. 659,607 Ta $3,3506,187 g the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, shows an increase of 20 038 barrels of flour. The following table shows the quantity ef some cfthe principal articles of produce left at tide-water, from the commencement of navigation to the 14th of Nov. inclu- sive, during the years 1847, 48 and ’49, the caval in these years having been opened on the lst day of Mey:— Receirts oF Brevus ear Tipe-Warer, 3 71 ‘ibs. 18 425.578 : x 8,234,840 The receipts of ‘bre tata, from the 14th of Novem- Der to the clove of navigation last year, were 600,356 dian corm, and 241,675 bushels barley. ‘The arrivals of Gate for sometime past, been limited, and t the close of navigation this year, pro- Ddably will not compare s0 favorably with last year as it Indian corn bi the aggregate, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVBRY DAY. to Advertiocments gator they t90lh nat be tahen from tha Aowat, New Tens, COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cuxanour er: Pui.apetrma. BAERNUM'S HOTEL, Carvent Streer Baremeons, FREMONT MOUSE, Tremont Staxet, Boston. ta, best theres in fre, encers %. % Major; A. Conk rtine entere ¢. Ls puree ot 800, wile Ferry, Brooklyn, mele soporte are over. Fare ench » ARLEM PARK TROTTING couase— wilt cous went thves in five, to enddia, at 3 orelock P forall herecs that never tretesd for money. Siench. Kutries to close on Mi: ‘clock P. M., at Greene & Madde ¥, 1th, ad oF be~ WA. FONNER, Propriotor. OUND--AN OVS(ER BOAT IN TAG BAST RIVER {e, will be resvened be tbe Syren, by paring “charges avd proving proper: 16 80 aera New York N ears 278s Z. Grand Secretary. “W. HENRY MORRS, Secretary peo tem. 8.— TICKETS ror THE SUPPRA TO BE TEN. Iate Ubief Engineer of Fire Department, ae BRAVE BOATMAN, MR CONKLIS, WHO BISK- ne aday week, at this Landing, Kien fer this noble ae uUGv MENeCd. THe BENEFIT OF TR MARINE of the FP months from Jal the, a8 the eaid note Tepresentations, and it being given for m ave never hed the value recerved fot preminm for invwra 8 insolvent. We ALL persone will AVER & CWITCHELE. shall mot pay the note, oF ae govera theinsel re6 nooordir gl _Borton, Fovember 1b, 1840 di WELRY, ° JEWE LERS_PRe- 1008 AND ta TATION a RICHARD KIVLIBG, od a ben enema * receiving fresbsimportan oO” tn ne lane Ane ovastantly on FOGERT & BON, = abe NBRY, AND pay av0es. J avira Wit FIND AT = a yt R STORER praia LONG WARDS. | 4,000 |\WARD.—ON cree, ee pon BOXES $4 ts bew ge helt, Forti the meee iia | otk ah pore whi} boxes the pteomeh: ip ueaee,, ene’ the ne eve itimore ey Wetton of Gast, wortbover, $10 100, a sqrenre te have boou absttuctel, by ber ing the nb ‘of both boxes with an iastrament of about ¢ om inehim size and plu i ith white pine, usi smallred tape aroun: nd of the plug, and by piere' | Un in the ct box with s dufferen Jnstruiauent, and the sheet | nig igo of about nat | ih bright | on every partenger trausported over that route at the | red realicg we I be er for = appre- rete of fare etipulated Pasrenger traffic upon these terms is by no means desirable; for the more any o pany does of it, the more they will lose. Competition, the curse of all incorporated companies, is about com- mencing In this country between our railroads, ‘The movements in foreign dry goods in this market for the week ending the 16th instant, were as an- who shave oo ed yn ei 7. al for ul Treooy OF; Or be eu for part an SLTER R JONES" Protdeat a feaay Atlantic Marnal Ine, Co. of New York. JOSEPH WsLKEK, President of the Mercantile Mutual I New York. | For the ariins eonseraeds | | $10 REWARP WILL BE PATD FOR THE RECOVERY | ofa Fume coleced Travelling Trunk, (somewhs marked i ing a brown line a erey sik slo lined with blue, ak book, No. 9455, and twe $5 gold a aye book, a other articles not recollected, | 8 Norton atteet. om ‘Phursday or Friday nights Call as b at 05 West street, “py taire. ress, » ea | P.cin bis own handwriting, at wants. eee ere ees Wireiees ‘ANTED—AN Life gece d AND FIRST- man, capable of taking charge of & veel oop VANT ED SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE ‘ roesld nna Naren abala na en ex- | gelieae JO WEader ant Uroncrnlives twe pears ie her igst an sive the best of ‘ity reference.” apaly nt 104 Nia very and Third avenue, 8 seoond floor. | Wanman A PROTESTANT ENGLISH GIRL, A tituation a» Chambermaid or Waite: od sews Can be Gayo, ar isi ity reference if required. Sileanb oreo cele Boor ANTED—& YOUNG LADY, OF GOOD ADDRESS, TO sasiet in a ladies’ shoe store: one who understands bind ing and trimming fancy and other slippers. tly, way hearct a grod situation by applying at 79. Blecoker-vizost, near Broadway. ANTED—A& SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 16 years of ase, to take care of children, and make hei hae orally useful.’ Apply av2$s Elizabeth siroet, fires fh BYA RESPECT, BU ‘acher and ‘any Good at 502 Houston ANTED~A SIT Young woman, as plain Coo bo objection to dogeneral housework in reference given, Can be soon until engags street, second F, front room, We4ntep—s YOUNG MAN WHO IS ACQUAINTED ference ith, trending bar. One that cun give undoubtod re~ ferences to honesty, servlet, nnd netivity, cag address 0. is office, oo ON TRE EVENING OF yan } ‘from 171 Chen, to 3 old @: ta i lever Wateh, M. J. Tobias, inalon. Whoever wii eter saute aA, 171 Chatham, will reoeive the at thanks of the owner. | | MPORTANT INFORMATION Laon apt enon a.) L. Duryea, » (oom of Jogeph W, Duryea, Bag.) and formorl of the firm of Spillet & Ce, Wook a Pear stxvet, New York Kind absented himeelf in Septem Bosiness of considerable importance to the uttdersigned co: Pels him to give this publio notice, and he will, Yeasure, \iberally reward any person. who will information as vill lead to 8 pe al Laterview with the sa as | and all eomuunications received wi tr tial. J.B DA ane urfion.—Aged about 28 years, fect IL inches high, mploxion, dark eurly heir, thin ad jutelligen ggutenance, “He war of the firm of Durvea Spillet & Uo. in Pearl street, New York vity, and previous 1 De: to hie extering into copariuersip, vended. with his Taiber, | le, New Jersey. ons must be diréoted to Mr. J.B. Da- | LYEA, Independent Police Officer, — | 19) Broadway, New York city, | ‘SALES BY AUCTION, | JESRY ‘RY “LEEDS, AUCTIONEER —TO THE TRADE ‘and others.—Magnificent collection of Kich Faucy Goods, ee ape dots, with eee of some of the richest. are s imported this reason, to be sold without reserve, penn, 8 & Co, will sell at auction, on Wednesday, November poe Ps ? 4 les Pos. oe, 5 Wall stree if fresh imported Fancy ¢ Goods, eons fend ‘hina Varese, Wat Papyrus stands, copies from Horcula- ted Freno) Porcelain, Tom ow for silver vawes, covting fe m $20 to $100 each, Teto- e Seta, Coffee Services, Froit Pieces, Btazere Oran- ke; Rovewood, Sstinwood, and Ebony Arisles, Taris made Dressing Gaver, Ladies Dressing Cares and iWork Boxes, Glove Boxes, Shawl and To’ wood, richly tulaid; Mosaic and Curved 8wi ture—Bondoir Chairs and Tables, ric Mith mosaic, the only invoice of the kind ever impor Papier Machie Goods—Tables, Work Boxes, Writing B Work and Glove Hoxes, Keticules, ticles ry variety; aries Gizentales, De- papufactery at that place” The ‘pea pad Tuorday, 2th inst, over $20, four months, with fa i, city funds. buy E beksgec yp UCTIONEER.—THE BEST able cabinet ware offered for tock of William Snarp, ublic as om ot | Premizes, in th man and’ Gold etree! my Ror iel Williaa serect. ‘Whe sale will be peremptory to the highest bidder. Bwi HEGEMAN, AueTiON EER. ach, at L o'clock, P. Cot Sackett a1 DAVIDSON, AUCTIONEER.—BANKRUPT STOOK | + of Diy Goods to he aold by public Suction, on vo. morrow aud followlng days, wntil the wile is disposed of, atthe store No. 463 Grand street, corner of Chrystie, one block from Bow- he steak, comprising ‘as the comprising ! will be N.—THE FIRM or 9 OWENS & HUS3O! id Stevedores, bas this been dere Seavedoes: tod ertere will West st., and ponetasity DP OLUTION “THE CO-PARTNERSHIP BERETO. «betwen th bers, under the fim Ogee a | at No 13 Basi Broadwa wal Paruituee lise Sonsent The busineae of Pur Furniture will hereatter be y Donnie ‘on the aame pomiaen, ‘whe ‘are au~ ire of the firm. | | DENNIS CaS3IN, LAURENCE O'GRADY. ber 14, 1849, New York, No BUARDING, &c. aaa ape arene cen ORG rot GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE. OR Tw tl i) yt vd und plonseist Heusen 75 White stcove one dovr cast Saad ge WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES A Zoom with full board, in a pr ing Square. Breakiaey at O36 4 Ovirpiam,” Bereid Office, family, Lear Tomp- and terms moderave. th band eo: _.¥ ed Parlors, to their comfort, a other te, Address, real ow “(ositate tor a im, with 5 a them, to eats cither full ev partial board. ee or cnabl an en: oritt anstitution sale ere ee 8ey TLLLAM ELLSWORTH, President. AurnenG Srevase, ‘Beeretary. vould be plea rer 5 fe gerd ase srtment of the bast ere De OF PRES Hrond received. moderater Law inp oil at tle per allen. Lame ‘cleaned aed. re 4 chided fa Wee shortest ume. Hl. DARDY, Lave pr) fHeass. DON'T THROW ASIDE Nous, z To GENTLEM y ne arab ever, goats, ry them. Clot trade 2) per ee made to order, BUCKWABAT Meal —S,000 F @ barrels, ball. barrots, of 80 ana 25 Ibe. PM Okeass Literary perot, EXCTANGE VA ae Join ing the Fost Offer, New Orie At tne above evtablishment may always be found hooks of every de= taription, eonseting of cr ya Wopraphy, Soionth- , Commercial, Geo ‘orks, Algo, 8 complete vee with the rineipel Daily Breatty orders waroed with di prineical Publisiers th ie new works a8 fat So Pay, HOw BARy Med P} L ewh States, Bats, PATENT FIRS PRoor PAINT. FROM in afew months, torns to Flags oF Fione, | Tretectin whsecver ne. from the action of the weather fa04 from hire, Pareh aid be partionlgt and soe that cya ty barrel "tent Fire Proof aint. a8 NS I gt py a arks % 08! re proof pain muine ariele ie | Ty the patentee, at No. 9 rend street New nine er of | road way, ro ls 1. ott @ most ox~ | th oF without Boord, and where | Chaares, fare oppor food berthe, an only “sie number will be taken. A Re haw ak fas | ANTED—BY A RB tion as Nurse ‘lease vail pele betwe on wy and Sith 8 avenues, Can be teen for two day ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VARY RESPECT A- ble yours woman, to do housework in » small family. he can do plain eoching, and is &® good washer aud irover, | The best of orty reference oan be given. Please inquire at 502 Heveton street, frout room, up simirs. Cam be seen for two aye. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED and well recommended girl to do chamberwork and waiting, or te take et oe of children and sews) L washer and irene & Very good e npati ling to menke herself geterally usclul ‘Plosse owe! ST W Firenast SITUATION, ar A RESPECTABLE it young women, hs Cham’ and Waiter, Ning aud froning, or ry f children. Pre Nisbet strect, fret fi be seen for tw 8. if not engaged. Good city reference given. YOUNG WOWAN WISHES A SITUATION TO DO chamberwerk ond arsint with children, Bho is a good | sompatronn, and has no objection to do housework or further reference please eall at 69 Fourth ave- pue, where aheorn be m for two days. YOUNG WOMAN IS DESIROUS OF 4 as Chambermaid, or Nurse and Seamstress; sewing: make shires, a and do embroidering in al 8001 OY WANTED, IN A LAW OFFICE. APPLY PO Warner & Bparks 18 City Hall Pinos. NFORMATION IS WANTED OF JOSEPH MORE, SQN of Walter More, of bulerworth, County of Suffolk, Eng- land, who came to New York about the year 1825. b; be may bi hing to his advant ing te NEWB tat, New ork [\FoRMATION WANTED— OF FRNST JOLIUS GEISS~ ler, from Lauban. Germany; wi'l ba thanbfally received by bis nN d HERRKMAN CEISSLER, at 329 Broad street, ewan! AKTNER WANTED—TO EMBAKK IN tion burinees, consisting of reveral rare ti from Burepe, which could be exhibited in paruiely, either of which are well ealou- ttractive, sterling and progtable speoula- tion. Apply to the proprietor, at 86 Brosdway, up stairs, over (he eariage repository. www FOR SALE AND TO LET. FOR SALE A, WOODWORTH PATENT PLANING Machiue, nearly ood running order, ration, and can Deseen by calling at the ber’ tory, wes Lames, SOUN hi. ey LET—THE ENTIRE ‘UPPER PART OF ONE or) the most prominent corners on Broadway, wosteide, with or without Ibis uprivalled as to Douition fir say fi mt Location e CALIFORNIA, EGGERT & 80: offer for _ Fearonabl c termi Approved Enelisb manufacture, together with the vest qualit Sexiante and Quadrante, “Alo, ¢ of Califoruia, part of the world, by the most approved a: biication. ‘Aleo, improved Sinnac! 29 Pearl wtrest, bog of, a= ii wholesale Every in the most ried, approved of and others, Cali a No 3 Bros rs ch @ general assore— ro December ith ook Wharf, foot of CLemvardomert, “Tae wi fess modations vesurpasted by any steaner yet butit, and having lever marine engines, of great strength and power, .iance may be placed upon her for safety, » ‘sod | comfort. | oe Sal: . baggace allowed to ev 1 cents per cubic foot OF FARE To Havawa, rocured the On of the Company, A.W. THOMPSO President, Lg al SAND. NORT Now York Liverpool, and be~ ol, calling at Halifax to laud and . a. NS AND CUAGKES— oe iaect, vie Raves a it te fo by the Jasuory steamers ny toly « y the January steamers. Passengers for Chogres are transferred at Havaon tothe stamugh and well known steamship Faloon, Lieut. Martstens, U. 8. Na if, which mates the +r 8 direet «os from New ree rande te Ih days. The rates 4. The of pasenge to Chagres are Pirer double engines of 140 h averien ond surgeon ie New Orieann sa om berth, ace berth in T ~ a, | ore io sowured well paid fa. “Prsugh? 29 oente per om a ile of lading moee bs wad fore engers. Fr ght te Chagree 6 jchete for panaage must he p any. ™ NLY DIRECT MATL LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Swtorday, fret omber—Fare soerags of the som~ 1S Wee ot O RObES “eloe the Pacitie w will find any other # a largo etenmer to reed raves of fare te ¢ be transferred from, an In termediaee port, two berths in etate rvome $138 Lower cabin oengs cous chim eteoun ts sbi All the above @ Of the saloon 0 shoice of For freight, of passage, « te 1 H0W's RD & SON, The Crescent City will enenoed the on Thursday, the Ft December. Foesanr FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—8 1 RAM LINE The ends p israwes reed, with flee accommo- ed from thir | Ni par ve and Fens t {OR CALIFORNIA—DISPATOM LINE.—SH1e HAM. DEN, at pier 38 North River, eum take wx geeond ovbin hovld hw made, uli At the eidice and g their bills of Inding th River, will NOISCO, Via RIO JANEIRO AND v aito—The favorite steomehip SAZA 4 SANDS, 1,000 tens borthes, W. © Thowpron, Commanier, wilt | for Fan Francione 04 Vat pereivo, om » Thi epion ord sive te unser hetan tial irowe of proveeding to ( alifornke will wity. Partly eprlication t pecermry ply HOWARD & BUN, 1 Broadway 8 35LE, FoR 4 stare 0 Maned poke: whip st. geile Pato ares, ANUSKSENTS. THEATRE—B. 4. MARSHA rue culty oF Ta Ross Jacques; Marchieness of = bt papa | Briway, Sar lake; T stage ith te WI "Carian, ‘Be as ene 0. Wallach, ie] HANFRAU'S MeMONAL THEATRE. —MONDAY ae e pfaertainments will com- Heit eas Old Cra Ue; Fami chen ot half past 6; to IBLO'S GARDEN... =MONDAY 3 5 vaRry, ayia Ps & rere by the Oi c. aE ae eine 1H Wire at ‘amelie ar} r. Tilton: Seymours Rote Redland, Mrs. M The whole to eo 1 received from London, oalled Mr. lor; Julia Lomas Felook. boxes, $5. vel Fa ales! a THE MED 6! GNow ‘aND witite iraitnvOR— i Gnome, J. pecaeegy the WI JIQR RLS OLYMPIC THEATRE. Taylor —Monday evenin, | commence with the D~Mr, Oblivius Top, Mr. Ws URTON'S TUEATRE.— MONDAY BYES | Bey 19, comedy of ROMA terealowente * | c Burton BS. Leach; Jack Swift, Mr. Bro i Barbara Manley, rs "Winstanley? Bi Bre To conclude pith a cu SEY MONOPOLY: =Mr & Mr. ee estan Mr. William gi Me. Holtan; Mr, After which, the ca ehia abe ROTHER AND StaTRRe Dos son, Mr. eninge Tom Tact, After w! yor 8 vital fee, 6 called 9 ane Sh Mes thawte Witain Smith, and Pe neue ‘bo conte Family Sirole, 25 conte. ASTOR PLACE.— FIRST APPRAR- orine Apollonia Bertucen—Mon- 1 be pertormed, for the first celebrated opera seria OTELLO— ‘The principal characters frill be be sustained by Sij cca (er first appearance in Ameri Beneventano, Signor Conductor and Direo- Mane Miss Mary Taylor; bre. Isherwood. "Dress Circ TROUS, ASTOR PLACE, THIRD AVENUE AND firect.—Monday evening, Nov. Me Wee Waltett oPtist night of Pro! tures on ae. TALIAN OPERA meriea ot Sig Eigucre svagadro, ond Signor att tor, Mux Maretuek. Prives of admivsion—All seats in boxes od either for the night or season, vy 6; ad format ce—Parquet, ora open at7 o'wloek; to 60 aanen STOR PLACE OPERA MOUSE —ENGLISH AND ITA- Linn Opera, for One Night only. Theatres Covent Garden, Lots of everything! Mr. Wi the. entice Equesti f the Ancients. Adimission— ildren half price, 2W MANHATTAN CIRCUS, GRAND STREET EAST ear W: erry. —Seosud week of the | jer the aneanayont of Mr. ‘Nov. 19, 184, the Rivers Family | i alto Feate of Rgulta Banjo, Solo, by ty Mr. Charles Hiv ve a melude with the Pit, 1235 theatre, 25 een! Manvers, prima Rive brilliant Eee etrian Troupe a Rivers.— Monda:; jax Maretaok, hi tee att 9, when will be Seite ‘Opera of La Second Act of the Bui prevented (in Rnglish) ONNAMBULA, and Overe 1, BARBIE | ‘ARD—OLYMPIC THEATRE —MIS8 MARY TAYiOR | § Teapectfully informs hi benefit will take pla which cecasion enor Gy Signor Rov yigner Sanquirico, and. Signor ‘other with the full Chorus and Orchestra of tii | establishment. under the direction of Max Maretzok. Tickets forthe Boxes and Parquette at $1; Box plan now open. aA Lilt ae gg at al hgh SpENer iT oy a wha wil je their jar } PAKWER.: fs Je en Titer in Engiand, Convert by the friends and the public, that her | Guibilel evening next, Nov. the Olympic company will THEATRE —MIS$ ROBERTS me | | the publie, that her ARD.—OLYMPIC her last place, for two days, | fully informe her frignds the Olympic company’ will appe ty child AMERICAN a gy 9 bt T. ra ietor—J. Greenwood, One Wee More of the Marti fy lat the Box Ofice of the Theatr fliving, | i. P.M. 13 MAMMOTA EQUES- ‘ompany will give an exhibition on Monday ing, Nev. 19, mt the corser of Hudson and 13th streate. Doors open at Cy; ML t + hilden under ten yoars of age half price, pind eal EXHIBITION.-RVERS' GRAND ‘inal gisantic series of Moving naaneeie, Sa ope a is Whal tiv veonday Mammoth Orecodilo., Admiaai chilarerunder 10 years of age, 125s conte. AR CORNER SEVENTH AND Chemmut iseaae, PhitadelpinnePs T. Bi ‘New, most astonish nei her of ate fell, from original dra st, John Fvers, and ei! inved’ on Sver 40,000 fost of cantrase!. being © the largest painting in the world. rooklym, Wivliamebery the Atlantic Oocan. ty by the Sctcbrated , and extraordinary INTELLIGENCE BY ‘Tae MAILS, Our Washington ‘Correspondence, Wasuivaron, Nov. 17, 1849. Important from Waeshingtom— Another Disclosure Diplomatic Rupture with Sweden—The Herald Explosion—California Mail Arrangements, &c. mae would think that Mr. Clayton has a particu" lar fancy for hot water. What with Poussia, the Bey of Tunis, the Minster from Chili, the Conde de Alcoy, the King of the Mosquitoes, and Billy Bowlegs, he has been kept remarkably busy for the last «x or eight moaths ; and there is no won- der that he desires to take refuge im the “ returs- ment of private life.” But another diplomatic rupture has leaked out to-day. Mr. Clayton hus had * a sharp correspon- dence” with the government of Sweden. As I understand it, the cause is substantially as fol- lows Mr. Ellsworth, late Charge to Sweden, was, a letter from some Swedish official to our go rae and the Swedish Charge at Washington, charged with certain ithest cusduet. and, upon that charge, was recalled. After his reeall, od bel before he had left Stockholm, he procured from Baron Stermeld, Swedish Munster of Foreiga Affairs, certifiente exone vating bim from the allegations upon which he was recalled. This certificate threw the whole burden of proot upon our Seere- tary of Stwte, and placed hut in the attitude of having } unished a public officer wuthout sufficient proot of bis crime, sud with the proofs to the cone trary of his innocence from the government to which he was commissioned Mf Clayton fired up; and, asin the usin business, he wyote a ¢remptory demand to the Swedish Charge then in New York, requiring bis aporarinee at Washington without delay ut the Charge had gone home. Mr. Clayton then applied to the Swedish Consul- General for an explrnation ; but he knew nothing about the muiter, and hod nothing to say upon the subject. Mr. Clayton then wrote directly to the Swedish Minister of Foreign A(Turs at Stockholm, in the same indepe ndent and iadignant tone as to De Tocqueville ; und there the matter stands. Whether the Swedish Minister has condescended to oa , or Whether the enceate cordiale is brok- en off for the present with that government, has not transpired. The case, however, is but another illustration of the bungling manner in which Mr. Clayton has peapaged the diplomae, of bis devartment. It isto be hoped, as reported, that Mr Clay, or some other competent man, Will epecdily take hold of our for- eign relations, and str The publication of that ev from Washington, in the great sensation at head Itis the town talk; end while the underlines of the Cee; are exceedingly wraihy, the old man_of the Union chuckles over it with real gusio It is so rieh, 80 spicy, and so very funny, that (rat programme of the cabinet, as comy vared with its ractice, is a eubjeet of general laughter ond jocularity. Some say the cabinet were in earnest, and others say that they humbugued Mr. Bregs, who claims to be the writer of the letters, and were fishing for the support of the Herald upon tilee pretences. tire, can be seen avail houre, Admi and performances, 2e.; children under ten years, 12}g0, INSTRUCTIVE, AND DELIGHTFUL, EX- Dikition,'at the Minerva Rome, 403 Broad way. Seven Mile Mirror of the Lakes, Saguenay fvers. ‘This world-moving painting passes scoad~ y beiorethe eye of the spectator for aspnce of two hones, aud isa perfeet dag th pate of otheentire Museum te s, ke. or mii era Lsuse Riot, the grand a1 of the Burning of the Dark Theatre. eparation, and cost 25,0) dollars, moves at 734 procivwly. Ad- Sublime spectacls They have been wearly Niagara, St. Lawren RANKLIN TBEATRE, 17 reine “sQu ak ature and my ores, from Lake Brie to theGulf of up the wale, secluded and unknown ray Girle, who ere the re! A new troupe of Model Artists” will appo: hb & variety of oth ory Weduessay and Sa- hildsen bait price. INSTITUTE LROTURES, 1549 AND at the Coliseuss Rooms, No. Dr. Pilea FORMA Liven’ e” soecoe of cia xnomy and its relations to Mind and Body, com- meveing on Monda} rit Leo- re:—"Oririnal Views of the Four Temporaments. x Wadia to em od ,~ the vinter eeasor pplause! aie wirsls ant sci | val thelr Gret sppe t “y ay and Saturtay, THOSE WHO ENJOY A I ab the Apolig Saloon, | trmle ) lay and Wednes- | Thnce, pported by excellant | ti ‘innist, Mr. weo, Smith. OVERS OF HARMON tM be well repaid Feo admission with f- uacter coms schecl rrr IDENCE OF THB ESIONS GIVEN AT THE RK @ residences of Mone rubecriber, aa well = at | SaPpkitLanth | 1 100 revolve Kifies, Pis= | foittacing the Patient. The great beauty (F re, yet of this Pesmnesitia over a FRENCH eee AND MUSIC.~A YouNG rosentl from France, teat te give ins | Tebcares ceclzons eg tai “tN'D WINTER MEDICINES meee. the whole system and e bens the Fees ER PURE AND RICH BLOOD: rower possessed by no other med: wf ita wonderful — dad 704 i p> nm vara other pi of the sale—a ‘ew copice of Goldsmith's en sim. . And in on? Nes the jay. For f id hee (Nps EO RIAA LIVING IN LONDON.—ANDE! evebd 164 pnd 166 Fleet strect, is Evan cal Hotel, 102, teaua ie the preprietor ef the | advantages of hotel and Tyrme—Bed, 10s. 64. por yp i brenstaat, | or Tier to on WING CORDIAL, ny stem, gives activit on to the Lot system, in & most extra- TO Wormers ND MARRI ‘This Bxtract of Sareai MEDICATED varon, | fst! ae | | ordimary 4 Liver’ Complaints, Sait Rheum, is approuching that eritics o take it, a0 it ie a certain err females are sunjees ay ble time, of Iie rveveral Fears hy fore Yaluatlefor those whe are. approschin y be a this medicines ‘Netteit & the blood and ble rifage ante ers Byrupet Liverwort wad Tar a reruiariy educated phywician, | 1's 0s fw bew, by the way, reduate of the University tddea it to thei paintul evry DLEssT NG to WoTHEES AND EC rd mest elfecraal medicine for purt sufferings atterdapt upon rengtiens both the mother and n ‘The pruuine is Aino, for wale by 1 druggists generally, NG SieTEwaNt ir 8. ©, Fowle—vear 5 mr to make the full ‘The great bea a come, and be was re Be enre the article ve surpriving than itt fovl Perens all weakness and tase 4 full cf ewergy vader ne of the female it at once become rob Save beva bless © Tow who have y | Smith ere in b ab nd Physic im Eleetaaries. eormpsion of the Lenels Trice Wesical and Bergiea! Jowres!:— f Acton's work on te a Lehed in this cow of the work on ae My ari Avener, Drookiys, Sept. , 184, PREMIUM FANCY AND . « a.¥., Soh ‘(euntoye " thecarly stages ena Lite inconver ieree ¢ who have er Cered frm a certain properly aprreciate h T be eurprined ae the rapidiay te advanced and pil, easy, oad radical ew % can be obtained from m= savit. eMeotmally oured. OCTOR aLoy PR, AUTHOR OF TUR TRAVELLER'S hd several ovher medical works, effers 08 to these whe he oders, end physicians who have di Dr. G, i# practical: outh, are farthtnlly de- ipea riven in pinin longunge. ahaprer. on stricture ie worthy of particular attentien, and Aty person sendin: twanty- gare jmrouenay, polit and he read by every one. ensloced opion will be samt for one dol NG, 189 Borner etront, Ph ladelphiay ‘and ry AA Townsend, 222 are New Vor 1. Fermaneat eure without the fecov t ponershons te be bronah Fil pet ore, ¥ Mr. Collamer is determined to try his hand for a little popularity. Cheap postage 18 a favorite hebby with Barnabur Bates and the whole people. ‘The operation of the bill of Mr Mernek conv to the system even the dull and phle; equesia Ors Cave Johnson, and before he sold out to Collamer hi stock in trade, he became aliving disciple of ehe: posteges. Master Coilamer nararally is a cheap but he has found i that it is some- thing to make popalarity out « he is going to use it. He willrecommend = milores postage of five cents on all letters of hall an ounce, for all distances within the United States, and certain modifications of the postage oa ne wepapera, which will go to cxtend their circulation all over th country. Let us have the retorm, and lamer is quite welcome to the popularity, and will be clearly entitled to some, if he carries out thet system. : The question of the Speakership excites a deal of interest. Mr. Winthroy is the prominent whig; Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, the prominent demo- crat for the cheir; but there’ ure wumerous other idates, and no nen can conjecture who is to, be elected; and it is perfectly idle to soeddine upon the subject Wasnixotox, November 17, 1849. Commumication between the Atlantic and Pacific Occeans—The Policy of the Admimutration— Special Agent—Securing Seats— The Hon. James McDowell —The Speakership—Collector of Phila delphia, Sc. Mr. Clayton, of late, has been much oceupied with the subject of communication between the two oceans, and this, it is supposed, will forma prominent feature in President Taylor's fortheom= ing annua] message. It being pretty well under- stood that Greut Britain will not unmake the Mos- quito king, all thot will be insisted on by our go- vernment will be the privilege of navigating the propored canal of Nicaragua on uniform terms with ul other nations ; in eflect, chat the way shall be opened to the whole world. The poliey “tuributed to Mr. Monroe—that the Amenean continent not, in future, be subject to Horopean colonization —is not adopted by the present administration; for the doctrine of noa-intervention with foreign States is avowed. “Free trade (4s far as concerns Nicare, oe) “and sailor's rights” are now avowed, as in (812. There is an idea entertained of de- patching @ special agent to Nicaragua, for ree poses connected with the conal, and he be de- spatehed without delay. Further than this, has not transpired. ‘The Clerk has cause: the Hull of the House ot Representatives to be reaoveted, and everything is m the course of prepyretion for the accommoda- tion and comfort of men.bers. We noticed to-das that come of them are dever seats for a brief period, Messrs. Stanley and man, of North Carolina; J. Chaadler, of Pal ja~ delphias Hannnond, of Mary land, aad several others, have attached their naues to desks. How- ell Cobb, of Georgia, m left the eny, at ot the last Congress. However, seais reretofore been seleeted by lottery, Che most prowinent levislators sometimes drawivg the lowest ») aud the practice will je his roark before he e James MoDowell, now ascertained, will he ean, a candidate for the Speakership. luriog the last session he refused to sigm the Southern addrees, and after. 1 to tears by an eloqaent h, teking for his text the fare- gton. After urging him to or editor of the Washingtoa rly: bat his constituents Virginia, it 1s well address of V this course, the © Union treated returned him to Congress. Ot ali the men of the South, the free soilere coo'd swallow hom without garcia iow MeDoweil is related to Col. Benton, ‘ en the parties yaers = the firm- est 1ocia eodsh udge Bayly, of the seme ren nouaced far MA high station o-lavery mea could adopt him without cavil, as he ¢ ders haman bonds e States a matic ing. Not- withstanding it is suppowed that ihe Jemoerats will have a majority on the « tut of Cougreas, it would not sur { Vinthroy shuald be re-elected. Th ie noching ava‘net him now, that Woe e o Mr tog at all, " and hw ‘i tor him. And Mr. e+ from the Pal. metto State, may cus 1” iy ‘ace in the came direction. The tree sviler: sid take him safely, ond the whigs probably will sepyort him, as heres tofore Mr. Levin is in town. Tis friend Lewia, the Sellecior of Philue Toh a tickheh place, and he will do what bly tm Ie ap= trom privat vy hl have seen, U ewis will be rejected by Hord room for their gallaut t astong ease for the consideration Of the covtiruing power. Senat Pevix bia Coreespondenes, Pricanecenia, Nov. 18, 1849. The Packet Ship Twsrarora—Putal Accident, Ge We have received no to-day from the etranded ship Tuscarore; and although no newe is enid to be good news, this absence of informa: I with the vorable etate of the wea- serioas apprehensions Mt 'S Paserugers are expecte to reach thie city this afternoon wl r Yesterday aftern a Mr. Thomas Me- Grath was ngs ‘¢ two coal cars in Tenth street, some ued « train of three care, which were sta dint a evort distaace above. Thece cara coming in ¢ ctwith these that Me- Grath wee between, his head wes crashed ina most shocking manver. He hngered 19 a state of ineensibility fer a short time, whem he died. Mra. Margaret Burke, the weil known actress, died at her residence, os this city, oa Friday jast, She 1s to be buried this aftersovn. Our Phited Kotirond intelligence, The Willimentic, New London and Palmer Retiroad, was opened from New London to Willimanti¢, om the 15th ine ‘The Legislator of Mifnole at ft late seusion, paaned am act to provide for a gonerel ayacen Of rallfoad ine corporations, but d Ode toatall Onde shall eom- mevee and terminate at commereial to we Sen iu that State orat ewes places as gomme#reial to and cities may be built vy