The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1849, Page 5

that the sata was’ stolen bya oui ‘ the neme of George A. De La Ree, residing in Brook m, from the fact, which gave rise to the susj ee De La Ree was driver of an express wagon the city of Brooklyn, and on that day be called into the store for the purpose ef conveying # bundle or parcel for Beeckiox This bundle was lying by the side of the satin. and shorrtly after the bundle was moved by Di Ree, the was missed also, Sus- picion at once was fastened on De La R clue at the time could be ascertained of the Property stolen, no arrest was made; and thus the matter has passed on untilovera year, and yet no Lge sof the Togue. However, within the last few days, information came to Justice Mountfort. that the suspicion previously entertained of De la Ree was correct, and that the ma- eth, of the cer could be found en the of la Ree, who keeps @ swall fancy store in Fulton po Brooklyn. On this information, the labove magistrate iseued his warrant for the arrest of the accused. Assistant Captain Suedgrass, of the let ward, received the warrant for service, who forthwith jtook De Ia Ree inte Ieeee ee hee and then proceeded to the store of th ituated in Fulton street, Brooklyn, when, 01 the mises, pieces of satin jout of found. w of these pi of satin ix have been cut and portions n off, but two of them Mr. Smith identities, from the marks thereon. This rty, together with the accused, was brought be- magi: on view of the evidence and he recovery of th y, held the accused to bail lin the sum of $600, to er the charge at court for Boar ding House Thief.—Some thief entered the board- ing house kept by Mrs. Hyer, corner of Chambers and burch streets, on Thursday right, and from the leeping room of one of the boarders, je the inmates ere asleep, carried off a gold watch, anchor escape- it, No, 12,247; also a gold chain, attached to which ere several valuable ti inkets, bn gs e all at Bios ‘he rogue likewise stole $3 from the ee 01 eben and $8 from the pocket a ano! Ne United States Commissioner’s Court. Before A. Gardiner, Esq. Dec.7.—J, Webster and Aud. Everson were Secnaht re the Commissioner, the former c' 1t with @ dangerous weapon, and both it's mpt to creates revolt on board the bark Mara, I ppeared from the evidence of the examination, which ecupied two days, that as the versel was coming into @ harbor of New York, on the 1st Deoember, 1849, here being a heavy sea the time, s difficulty arose in taking in sail; Webster, who was aloft, occupied in business, failing to respond to the orders of the ste. that officer addressed him with severity, opal ceded aloft himself; as he was going up the rigging oa ne side, Webster descended on the other, ing, it is alleged, that it was the intention of the mate to throw him overboard, as some of the wit- ses testified he bad threatened to de. When the ite came kde pd reproached Webster, and de- panded what he m by leaving his duty; where- pon ap altercation took place between them, urse of which it was char that Webster struck he mate several times over the head with a belaying in, endangering his life, and producing injuries ich rendered him unfit for duty. it was alleged it the prisoner Everson urged on the assault by ies of “give it to him.” It appeared to the Com- nirsioner, trom the whole of the testimony, which was omewhat conflisting. that the charge against Everson not made out, and he therefore ordered him to be lischarged; at the same time he committed Webster the assault. Court of Common Pleas, Dec, 7.—This court was adjourned before 11 o'clock, Judge Daly, there being no cause ready for trial, ih vs age calendar for the day consisted of fifteen juperior Court. Before Chief Justice Oakley. Dec. 7.—The case of Spooner vs. Feari: which is fore the court since the Sth, was adjourned to Mon- morning, fa consequence of the illness of Mr. Mo- Ine, one of the juror Supreme Court. GENERAL TERM. This court will meet at 10 o'clock to-day, for the pur- of rendering decisions of motions heard during jhe November term. The ealendar will not be taken The Hotels, MARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Hon J. Collier, Albany; N.C. Nash, Boston; E. Lott, o.; E, Norman, Norway; A. Benjamin, Philadelphis; ith, do.; M. Canfield timore; George Scott, biladelphia; E. Wormald. San Francisco; P_M. War- mm, do.; Dr, "Judd, Sandwich Islands; Alexander Lihin- 0, do.; J. D. Mills, Savan: A. Thayer, San nciseo; F. S. Mahoney, do ; J. Hollit ngworth, Wash- mgton; ts i mrewee, do.; R. Foy, Buffalor 8. B. Elliett, ‘ash r Greene, Tennessee; M. Stevens, E: oy De all, tr J, B_ Gould, Navy; Hon. idwin, Syracuse; Hon. N. Cruger, Maine, arrive: at he Irving | House, yerterday. George Harrison, Cumberland; J, Golden, Baltimore; . MeArthur, Troy; Lewis Chichester, do.; L. Tupper, on J Stevenson, Cambridge; D. Feruson, Arkansas; " Gaines, Kentucky; George Huribuart, Ohio, are f ~~ arrivals at the Howaid, 'y Post Office in London distributes the let- three times a day in a circle over thirty-six miles. lo effect this the Postmaster employs a number ot boys inted on ponies, whoattend at the general office an ive @ bag of letters, which they rapidly conve: sub-post offices. At the sub-post bag for the general post-offlee. At the sub-post of- the carriers receive the letters, and immediatel, ribute them as directed. By this arrangement! ook juch tii ed,and | was assured by the Post- ter mus joney in salaries. and what if more im- —— this arrangement doubled the receipts of the y office ‘There mounted post- boys wear a distinct uniform or . by whieh tee B are well known oe oa the hack, ‘and omaibus ra, who al way for em. knowing the importance of thelr ‘covepations, T har doubt by asimilar arranges it three er it deliveries a day could be made in this city with a, economy and pe profit to the public, and I were the Postmaster of New York, I would cer nly try the experimant. bs = it MAXWELL, The Weekly Herald, The Weekly Herald, filed with Washington, Califor- European, and local news, will be published at 9 clock this morning. Single copies, sixpence. Horn on Hats,A Race tn « Rain Storm, erate is always on the alert for anything that will * ae particularly by moting the overnente of two odd-loo} ing. crotesquely attired oo: he deseribes as something peculiarly racy, pave Jan, “eoudding under bare the Imp of Darkness was in put= , however, crowned their eforte bef Ht Deurers were once more felt, The 0 ail, or * and Mufls —Ladies will find. ‘anal atroet, or rner of Wooster, f every desoription -Lustred Ly h, Chinchilla, and Squierel M pots, rain, Collars, Victorines. and ors and Friday e: vely for Waltzing. bove., he Fancy Fair, Croton Hail ota 1s th erpris and of missle, llery of pictures, thrown open free to all, ‘exaellonce, t this chef d’euvre of the the proprieter hag Soe Deca 4 N ork: sueh handsome, It. conteartheve. Al han priesa varying, from te 8%, according to finish. The conerality of th re ine dress conte, to order, $16; very best, $20. publico. \ sine, Citron and Ow 2. 1b: new dried Cm "tine right place to pw ad olidays, 21d Ficvoroe, cor celebrated Exg Pow- ly Je & paper. at Ladlow otrects (N. B- Raw one paper equal to six rat 4 — Collection of Daguerree. iy, commer of Falton street, ae re respectfully invited to exami he Michelien ive ‘olnted Gold Pens, ie, for durability, flexibility, amd fineness ot folgh, ne al in market, made and, sold exetnsive Sa~ Fulton strost. who has also as pee hae atock at Heer Watches, which he will ‘soll very low. Gold Pons repaired. The Logic of Low Prices. fire a modest, pretending etore, pay ensh for overything, roll for cash J. let What yon manufacture be so good as to command am nenae vale, JONBS, of 1 Ann strect, adopts this plan, H bis Boots, ke., are the cheapestin the city. reat complaints are made “every day by 49 of choo stores in this elit, because the store oppo- gue ofice sells ae quod bovte for C8 50 ws they sell for 84 We don't see why there ah "uld be any aint, for H BF eood boots at tle comer Of Fulton agaan ote. Pa 80 aa they rell in other stores Aor $4 80 and $6. fe Grent Slander Case, NOW progress between the Rev. dohe ©. Green an 4, ex-dndee John i i reoklyn. will be reported in fut! in the Sanday ews, to-morrow. This ease gtew ont of the ~~ Et » that fook place here last fall, anu 9 erent ‘teal ing Unpubliched matter on that subjet will now < eything in the way of arting you will any a" ALLE on ¥ say 0. ih ‘street, ’ ie ig leva would inform bis id erally, tees Gymnasium, rai oop eninge. mane ee nesday# and Fridays, between i 2 ; Indies hours of 9 A. M. 1 Cod Liver Ol, fo: Rheumatism, Gout, . and for sale wholesale jay, 10 Astor uid Hair Dye.— Phalo Improved Magic Bair Dye, at few invention, to golee the Hair or, Whis- y ithout injury to wir oF ioe “Gatiees can Blas thear Whtekion Inet Intakt alt t} shins, St the Denes, Mo, 157 Bresdway, cornet of Dey sieves, under the Pr House. Per bottle, small size, $1 large $1 60. Hair Dye.—Batcholor’s Liquid colors one hair or whiskers the moment it is applied, without injury to the hair or tkin: it cam be washed immediately without dis; turhing the celor, and has no bad odor. It is applied, or sold wholesale and retail, at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, 4 Wall street. Copy the address. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Dec, 7—6 P. M. Upon the opening of the market this morning, there were decided indications of a collapse in the fancies, and nothing prevented it but the arrival of the steam- hip Cresent City, from Chagres, with about eight hun- dred thousand dollars worth of gold dust. This was a great card for the bulls, and they made the best use of jtto sustain the market. At the first board, to-day United {States 6’s, 1867, fell off 3¢ per cent; 1862, 14; 1868, 4; Penn. 5’s, 34; Erie 7's, new, 3¢; Harlem, \; Erie Railroad, ; Reading Railroad, 4; North Ame- rican Trust, 1; New Haven, 34; Morris Canal, >¢. In- diana 5’s advanced 34 per cent; Farmers’ Loan, 1{; Long Island, %{. Soon after the adjournment of the first board, the Extra Herald made its appearance in the street, and created considerable excitement among the bull speculators, and they were able to give prices, for some of the fancies, another galvanic touch. At the second board Harlem advanced 3¢ per eent; Read- ing Railroad, 14; Farmers’ Loan, 1s; New Haven Rail- road, 3g. United States 5’s, 1853, fell off }¢ per cent; Canton Co., $s, and Erie Railroad, 4. The transac- tions im all the leading railroad fancies at the first board, were to an enormaus extent, the bears making contracts en time for a dozen shares, where they, bought one for cash. The cash operations have for some days past, been only to s moderate extent. For government and State stocks the demand continues limited, and prices have been steadily depreciating. The market for for the fancies is wavering, and the complexion of things this morning. was rather unfavorable for speculators for a rise There is not the slightest real foundation for the ad- | vance in prices already realized, and it has been pro- | duced entirely by the bears having sold themselves short, and being obliged to change their position tem- | | porarily from sellers to buyers. This has had the fect reported in the daily sales, and has no doubt been | 35 en, of vast service to outsiders im giving them an epportu- | 1% ints RR nity to realize. It isour impression that many outside operators, who have realized at present prices, have slept much sounder during the past three or four | nights, than at any time within the previous six months, The receipts at the ofiee of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amount to $80,079 18 ; payments, $83,162 23 ; balance, $3,905,146 70. The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for the month of November, 1849, amounted to $146,174 65, against $121,892 79, for the correspond- ing month in 1848, showing an increase for the month, this year, of $24,281 86. ‘The Crescent City, from Chagres, brings ene month later intelligence from California. She has on freight about eight hundred thousand dollars, from Chagre: how much of this comes from San Francisco, or what portion is California gold dust, we have no means of ascertaining at present. The passengers on board, it is | taid, have large sums. The accounts from California relative to the production of go! rially from those received by previous steamers. It is estimated that there were about eighty thousand peo- j ple among the mines, most of whom were digging with more or less success. The average product per head, is set down at five dollars; but even that small sum is too high, judging from the comparatively limited ship- ments of gold dust. The exportation of gold dust from | San Franeisco, bas not averaged, thus far—November 2d, 1849—more than half a milli ‘we can judge by the most authentic returns received and it appears to us, that if the average product was as large as reported, the shipments would have been to ® much greater extent. Eighty thousand miners, at an average of even one dollar per day, would Preduce more than two millions per month, and at an average of five dollars per day, would give an ag- gtegate of twelve millions per month. The state- ments, therefore, relative to the production, must be | ery much exaggerated, or else the gold remains in | the hands of the diggers. We have no doubt that large | amounts of gold are hoarded by the miners; but we do | not believe that the quantity mined is anything like | that which the reported average product per head | would come to. It is estimated that about 500 vessels had, upto the lst of November, arrived at San Francisco, from the | United States and Europe, and that at least 100,000 people were, at that time, in California, The average cost of outfit for each person, cannot be less than $200, which makes an aggregate of $20,000,000. It will cost an average of at least $300 per a This amounts to $90,000,000, This makes a total of $50,000,000, for the bare outfit and provisions for one | y The 500 vessels which had arrived, at the latest date, and the 600 on the way, are worth, on an aver- age, about $10,000 each, which amounts to $10,000,000. The time of on an average, $200—total, $20,000,000. Grand total of outfit cost of living one year, cost of vensels engaged in the trade, and value of time one year, $30,000,000, This is moderate calculation, as theactual outlay and absorption of capital, up to this time, will probably amount to full $100,000,000. Asan offset to this we Dave thus far received about six millions of dollars ($6,000,000) in gold dust, from California and the whole Pacific coast, It will be perceived that there is still an against California, and that it wil; be a long time, at the rate already realised, before we the sum expended, to say nothing about profits, It is our impression that most of those engaged in the trade would be satistied with merely the cost of their shipments. Most of them have aban- doned all idea of pro and many of them will never Tealise acent; the charges, such as freight, storage, &o., will eat up every mill of first cont, Th: uot of California, to pay for this immense amount of Property, is gold. At present it has no other resource, and we know of none bot ite minerals, It is nora | little more thantwelve mouths ¢ince the emigration to | California commenced, and there has never been known, in the history of the world, euch a movement as has been prerented in this, Independent of the hundreds of versels which have departed from all parts of the world for California, we have nearly a doren of the finest steamships in the world, regularly employ- ed in carrying parrengers and the mail between this pert and San Francieoo, vie Chagres and Pa nama. Several large steamers are now on the way round, to take their place in the line from Panama to San Francisco, and in a short time we shall more on the line between this The monthly mails transported by the mail steamers between New York and San Francisco, are larger than thore carried by auy other line from this port, and the time required to reach California from this city, has been reduced from six and eight months to about four weeks. All this has been brought about in a little more than one year; and if the progrers is at the same rate during the next year, we shall not have facilities enough to keep up with the dema: It will be seen by a letter from Bari: Co., of London, to the Governor of South Carotin which we publish in another column, that they protest repealing the ebarter of the Bank of South Ca- It ts stated that when the loan was made to the State of South Carolina, for the purpose of rebuilding the city of Charleston, in 1898, the responstbility of the bank was considered @ portion of the security of the loan, and that the profite of that institution were pledged for the payment of the annual In- terest, and the Mernrs. Baring ask, that in th of the bank guaranty being removed by a repeal of the charter, come other equivalent security be given to the bondholders, or that the bonds be purchased, and the debt for which the bank was one of the acknowledged securities be extinguished. The Governor of South Carolina, in his recent mos- sage to the legisiature of that State, gives a detatied account of the Bank of the State. It appears that the institution was chartered Im 1912, At that time, says the Governor, the distress of the planting community ‘was co general and paralizing, that the legislature, after investigating every mode of relief, ultimately adopted the scheme ofa system of public we im the nature ba - discounts on real and personal property. In 1820, the capital of the bank was pledged for the | pedemption of the public debt. the expenses eoprequent on the establishment of a | system of internal improvement, then commenced The immediate effect was to convert the practically omly a loan office, into | an institution to be conducted on purely commercial ' By the usual accommodation on bonds, it incurred embarrassments.and hazards. and the opere tion was too slow to attain the end, which, by a virtual modifieation of the principal, if mot exclusive, design of the original act, it was henceforth to fulfil. it was deemed “expedient and beneficial, both to ite citizens and the State, to re-charter the bank.” Since that time, there has been a great difference of pinion in the State, in regard to continuing the chat ter of the bank; and,as the Governor remarks, “ the political histery of South Carolina has too long pre! | sented the anomalous spectacle of its constituted au- therities upholding a State corporation, while it de- nounced any union betweena bank and the federal The Governor submits the following plan for winding up the bank:— “Tt will continue as @ corporation until 1860—four ars beyond the period to which its duration extends the existing law. At that time, only $433 858 89 of 1d $398 619 50 of the domestic debt will the assets of the bank will amount to But the foreign debt ag gn eae ap |, & SITUATION IN A Goods store or Pa: eee woll ed pte nimncelt obliging in every wa: s done to meet | Address thie office, ATED" BOARD AND FURNISHED PARLOR, AND Perr: bank, for many yea ANTED—A CONVENIENT HOUSE, SUL 4 Boarding House, located het woos Shambors ret a. | Broadway. Avy family absutto break | food opportuaity to dispose dan stress, wert of Pome aa find this ED—A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. work, by a respectable yonng woman, #8 good plain cook, an’ tad ironer, and has no chjection to yo a short distan ply ac 17 Rose atieet, in the front houss 7 ANTED—IN A RESPECTARL® PRIVATE FAMILY, 4 Perlor and Bedroom, with full board, for a small fi- mily, without children, located between ne al Canal well recommended. BY A RESPECTABLE | he is 17 years old, le; he would be wil= The heat of city Please apply 8515 Greenwich streets for L, NTED Watch Case maker; government.” BLISH LADY, FORMERLY RESIDENT IN wishes a situation as Governess, ina gentleman's Min addsrion to the branches pertaining ¢o & finished ducation, she is competent to instruct im the Italian and No, vbjsetion, to the South, Address, wer Post Office, New York, FINE ARTS, , AAA AAA AAA AAA BE PEOPLE'S FREE ART-UNION, AT THE FANCY Pair, Croton Hall, Bower; Prive Paintings and Engravings will take place at the Fair on Mouduy evening next, December 10ch, ra ending One Shilling in’ the Fair, will be ‘icket. which, if the number is drawn, gone of the Fit wi about two anda half millions. e been paid, if the plan of hypothecating securities, or emitting new bonds— should the ordinary In order to secure that re- ho next Distribution of means fail—be resorted to sult, the directors should be invested with full powe: By this expedient, the argument of violated faith will have vo ground on which to rest. discharged its obligations in full ha aitighes the holder do framed Oil Paintia ity eis framed Engen The State will have nd that, too, before period In the mean- while, let the assets of the bank not required for the redemption of the liabilities of that institution, be —* set apart for the liquidation of the public t.”? Stock Exchange, ® Canton Co, do ngs, that are to be Picture Gallery are now open, Gyaloene: ATEST FROM THE PACIFIC. rel varned from California, will enerally, at hi old who may be desirous’ of proourin type view of the city and can be ceen at the rooms. $1000 US 6's, '62, 600 do FINANCIAL. _ D.—THE ‘PRESIDENT. \ND DIRECTORS O rth American Fire Insurs cr mi-aunual Gnd g of Sener R. 4 Wall street. New York, Bee. Mths 1849, FFICES IN BROADWAY TO LET.-SEVERAL VERY desirable tices im the building No. 9 and 95 Broadway, gan be given immeadistely, ,AnpLy, mw do 20 Erie Railroad 8 do ,¢ Company hs 50 do 6 10) Harlem Railroad Sw 400 Lone! Tatand aRi” 250, 50 New Sever RR 083 00 giant 3 41 Merehts’ Ex Bk x 4 10 LET--A LIGHT WORKSHOP, FIFTY FEET LONG 30N TI Lites Trust Co with windows ou three sides. Apply 100 eves “a Trust 4 Hudson River RR st No.7 Dey street, in th or 10N York &NiavRR sieag Erie 7's, old 28 SHIPPING. us pots ALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS.—THE ONLY DI- eet mail ling of steamshipe for Chagres.~ Through tok Francisco, by way of Chagres and teanships CRESCENT toddard, Filson, O J.D. Wilson, ecteees ‘Charle: tu Se do 200 Harlem RR . Thompson, Commander, and NEW do. 'D. Ww man 100 Farmers’ Tru 20 Portsmth Dry ‘beck 6 $00 Long Tala 4 ‘slan vw Au the ab ‘above eatat bar Ph veel and have the privilege of the Bteerage (found with mattress want board). . PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO, DANKCT. “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Answers to Advertisements sent by paid, or they will net be taken from the Mail must be Bey pe parate tabi 0 hair mattresses and beddin, they are in State Room fort, over unfurnished bunks, ip an bscribers are now i by the above named City, Poteuaty 1 1850, en Ramee momenta apway, New Youm, OOLUMBIA HOTEL, ©: Cnnawer 1 eraxer, PoILapetems ARNUM'S HOTEL, C Cauvanr ‘Br et BALTIMORE, TREMONT HOUSE, Tx: Taewonr zuonr SraneT, Boston, RUsrs HOTEL, Brn ac Srnacuse, New Yorx. WILLARD’ ‘a juand SeaR Paxeivent’s Mansrex C , to han Franciese, to leave New York by the Empire Hen the Sarah Sands at Pana. “Bar remittance of a i ed te onal of teerobers Les irgeon is attache. each of e above steamers. vee ‘J. HOWARD & SON, 34 Broadway, NLY THROUGH TICKET LINE FOR SAN FRANCIS- ia Chagres direct, and by the Mail tion for tickets is necessar, will secure a berth until EB, 1,300 toms, jer dock at Pier No.4 North River Aor St $ o'clock. The Cherokee is the onl " in connection with the U. 5. Pacitie ir, on ‘Thursday, 1 ‘eh De D ees LIVE AND IN THE atly desired to write aiy, ua be ie cau axtrome distress to his hilad ‘Cincinnati, New Or- Teopectfully requested to herohee will find comforts , do not differ mate- | ail stoamer at Panaina, and have a preference over all bers. REDUCED RATES OF After Saloon, omy two berths in state room, Porward ee state rooms. B—TO CHAGRES. CCOIDENT.—CAPT. RUFUS GORTAM, OF THE #loop Adonis, was lest oveaboard, from his sloop, on Sun- Gull Island, about one mi fe belonged to Southport, Cena. eS day, Nov. 25tn, n | ward of the race. REWARDS. DARA () REWARD.—LOST: ON THE IsTH OF NOVE: Diamond Breastpin, valu . slisabise’ Is "‘sossenes and choles tow; sie. ip Baek paanestis 8% =i street. the Janwary oe from per month, so faras — Panes boldi will be. Tornlaved witl dollars from the above rates. REWARD.—LOST, AN overcoat, MARKED | Amos B. Moryill containing pai an Possession wt the ab january steamers 7 rely om arriving at ovary steamers, Pi ‘transferred at Havana to tho sta jaughter-house, are well known steamshi, commander, whieh makes tho route York vo Chewres. The voyage ia made engines of 1000 horas pow Faleon, Licut. Hi direst AND yermaase Maile will be med FOR ‘RIO JANEIRO Deo. 7, 1849. and scoommodations, the ‘Ohie' Stig An caporienood surgeon i@ of Passage to Havana. New Orlonas Beste-rocia bezthy Indiew “talsons — Band. in Forward eaia, eadin sande tart pineveren nero RINTER: MEETING. AN ADJOURNED of the Printers of New York will be held at Stoi Hetel, Fulton street, This Evening, to close up the bu in aid of the Pointers of Fe nh errike in thas city. NGTON, Seoretar: red wa it pald fog Fisigh 25 con's per m1 must be signed on Ley the ship. im for each to live, | ATER OF PABKAd Rooms, Eagle Mall, Dela uE MEMBERS OF CROTON LODGE, NO 75,1 0 OF ©. F., are requested to be punctual in their attendance a the regular meeting, on Tuesday evening, Dec. iil be moted it oO abin ht to Chagres 60 cents per oubic foot. A. and s at nts office of the eom- for pnasere must be DUILADELPHI DELPLITA. fr | ARI AND GI ABD. AM. RTING oO 9% at Mr. Thomas Brady’ to arrangemonts H. S1M8, Secretary. PERSONS HAY ch individual we estimate to be worth, | OTICE.—ALL ‘Go t the firm of J. Sominer & Pr. e! of Lombard sureet. unurpaseed hy any steamer yet fide lever marine engines, of grr strength and power, Mace may be placed upon her for safer are hereby req © kame, on or hetore the ware roms, No. 452 New Yor, Deo. §, 184 z UE at MR. KINCAID aiit, and haviag doable New Orleanscan take t or take the land route at Charles: Bar TIST MISSIONARY om OF Savanah, end pr ea orrow aftersoon, at Sorciock, in the Rev. Mr. Dunbar's chureh, McDougal street. A LAND WARRANT. THAT WAS n the 4th Novem= Rares or Fane ro Bavane, en and Seate Room ian ° rth, board fown Pereone sre forbid vegotiating eaid warrant; w caveat is fled, EDWAKD SHERLOCK. . corner of Contra, ‘OBATS RECRIVED No. 142 Leonard st ROWN STONE FRONT.-PRG Brown Stone Front, THOMAS & SON ry All Tiekets must be procured at th 97 Bouth Wharvee, foot of Lombard Btroet W. THOMPSON, Provide Jour L.Lixrom, ‘Treasurer, EAD, TORIT CONCERNS YOU TO.KNOW THAT BY tending $1 to IH. Twolvetre ork, you will receive amily wash before steorage has be will also be spread for fing te Cal plains Femilies tertrous of California will fin feation is nooensary te sooure ood bertaw, as only & limit vi J. nowarD & SON, % Broadway. m the recult ie 8 cm : ee eoeea VOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO DE JANRINO, VALe t housewife should be without caNeTD Tee. . wo powerfal engin -NOWw apd hd 9 the 10th December, t of Grand street, by LACK HEATH RANGE COAL, three hundred tons of this unrivalled article, wh nreill delivor this & aperintendence sume Pn “WORTH. 41 Broadway. and Four —A SUPRRIOR ARTICLE OF WHITE BLUE Nove Potatoes, for family ale by HILL & GRORSHERCK, 45 Pearl street. AHOICR OLD IRISH MALT Wate .oorner of Thompson. OR SAN FRANCIS( OsEuner VPSSBL.—TOR Pact Y=THE SUR "Tor pamage only, on hand, Wise's Cork Whie- to the trade on reseonnble terme, in He koopa the seme e quantities; and will be Seony fn rolling to hotel keepers aod grocers ata emall ad~ oon M nday, 10th ivete Epply on board, at pi FO Norn River: key, which he sel fe ons wudet Custom Moure lock. built abip RUSSELL GLOVER. 8 tons Fae angnged, will have iaamo- For freight ot passage ap= ECOND HAND CLOTHING.—GENILEMEN ABOUT replenishing their wardrobes with now and fashionsdle # of thelr old stock, or throngh the dirpate and wishing ek a to a¢vantage, by ay at, tod. MORON rom whem they ean obtain their full value. ons AN ee «CALIF ing been pe- built dations for panr from thie port for Baa wire, and Panama) on 8 }Slooks trees her tosh. tock of Warts . Another steomer of 1000 tons berth: Jeaye in the month of Jaguar y, to form a direct through line Pannina, to cvnnect with the sieam= Goorgia from New York to Chae M. 0, ROBERTS, 118 West stroot, IN ETTE RANDY LANDING —NOW LAND- rived from Rochelle, A. Seig= nd ati brand, in half pipes, }) Brothers & | from brig Vidar, 16th Decen ber, at ene STRWAR?, 575 BROADWAY, BETWEEN FRANK- take and White streets, having we a laryenddivion to his fall stoek of goo nm large saortment of plaid show mone whieh will be of the newert and best pattern itnperted (h teen reeenily, eslgeted f French embroidert received Per late he "ORI te leaves Deo, 13, ACKBE FOR May &T. DENIS, G. W. Howe, Mi. ee SBCOND ital gy the Ara 4 G CITAR AND BINGING—MR. NAPOLES RON in Paris; ales, @ hosiery, eloven, Reet mar prices, Latio: wonld do well tocall ok previons to purcha soda will be found G8 AND SHIATINGS.— 0. sTRW- , hear White strect, hae IP MASTERS.~A wishes to 40 to ta, direet trom the bra Anirtings, which will be other hone in the t to eall and exami 6 GHING, c HWINESE AR jo TRAMSHIP GOLD HUNTER—ALL, PERSONS HAV- loca against the eteamer'Goid Hunter, will prosent settloment Immediate! NbIS KIDDY, 101 Wall st. mC the pastor vr Horsey Store, 86 John « Lae AND DEALERS soqotved om aesortment of gol Spanish Fans, Portemor Fos, farvher pact NL FANOY G Goons. — - = | Gotan LAMPS, CANDFLADRAS, 0} “foar Derke “pea ete mettle jo, at low prices, No, 75 Maiden lane, up rales ANUSLMEATS, Mampi Wannpre SAAARARAOARORAARADA ODN wn ow tad be a 8. Le ag in pROPRT- tor. urday @vent i wi sand anne: Miuitied the THREE GUL TDS tenis STL, Me, Stevens; Athos, Mr. J. Wallacks Jr; Porthos, Mr. Gilbert: Ayimis. Mr. Duna; f Drarlaguan, Mr 1 ouanoi let, Wem my HOBERT MACAIRE—Roher open of }., eurtein will rie tt a ana Gallery, 12340. 1 C™ evening, beaewser 5, the entertainments will commence with the inner ot the HANDSOME HESSAND—Me. W. ham, Mr. Jeiferrou; Mrs. Wyndham, Mrs, Bowers: Mrs. le ford sg, Lurkyer, To be followe ULL—Kbene- xer Calf, Hes yay After wi the saree of FOUN SIQUERS--Me, eauchainp, Mr. Crocke The Your Sisters by Mra. Bowers, nt sone jade with the farce of tho SIAMESE TWINS—Forcens, Mr. W. Taylor; Capt, Vivid, Br. Hamilton; Sally, Mrs. witheriand. Boxes, 2% oeuts; Pit, 12 Private Boxes, $5. Doors open at o)4. perfor! To'clock. MoH ELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE —SATURDAY Evening. Deo. Sth, 1549, the entertainmen ta will com mence with the petite comedy of WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE S's WAY--Dou Manuel, Mer Welcot, Donne Fraae ey Air wiiteh the ytholo que of TELAMACHUS—Calypso, Miss Siue ius Mice Mary Taylor; Moutor, Mr, Wolont. lowed by AMY LEE, or Who Loves Be Jack, Mz, Walcot; Ainy Loe, Miss Mary With Mhenporetta of NO oF t produced (first \ucfica) an original comic opera, in two obs the Ge nou; Music by Boildieu—called TAB NEW LORD OF TAH VILLAGK—(partormed with, the greatest success at Drury Lane The Also, the cele- brated drama of VICTORINE, and the original watire en- titled BRE A AND HIBERNIA, / READING3,—STUYVESANT INST Vandenhoff, wtume, after the port ®,) will read H tr, on Saturday, loth in ver before read publicly Tickets 60 nts each, IRCUS, ASTOR PLACE, ‘THIRD AVENUE AND Kighth street.—6th pigs "of Dan Rice—Saturday, Deo 8, new and splendid effects In, the circle by thelargest troupe | im Ammovicn.—‘iravesties of Shakepeare; Burlesque Tmita~ tions of booth, Forrest, Kaan, and Macready; Comic Impro~ Vieations, and Improtipin Songs, upom matters and eines n Prose, ing and everybo the Eo: Te own trio Doore open r if OOLOGICAL HALL, NO. 37 BOWERY.—G. C. QUICK, | Msnager.—This establishment is now open for the ses | and will be found to contain the largest and most com) ca, including way rare and striking Novelties, A splendid formance wiil be gives fined Blophauts, Pow ‘Mr, Brooks will wer the Dens of Lionsand Tigers. Adi mission 25, cents; under 9 halt price, -Rxbibition open trom 14 to 4, RANKLIN THEATRE, 75 CHATHAM SQUARE.— Mocnificent performances for this week. The wonderful tribe of Arab Girls will go through their daring feats of pos~ turing, and Madame Pauline’s troupe of Model Artiates, will reonate & number of splendid Fepresentations otlizing plo- Pores. The Fewule Serenaders; also the Sable Bre Signor Bliss, tho India rubber man, with a variety of other tertainments. fternvon performance aver 5 Pi “1 LIDDON’S KGYPTIAN COLLECTION AND GRAND moving Transparent Pancraina of the Nile, Bgypt, and Nubia, 1720 th Oral Descriptions—Muscum Rooms, Antiquities, Mummies. we Greek, ans “a Me in Waste, ay nd if price. Gliddon’ door, price 25 cent For other particu- ‘anorama” at t! Jare, eee 6mall bill ‘“ ONCERT, AND ENGLISH Bal. LAD SOTREE, AS fs Oy the Chinere Mureum Roome.-- Mr. MA his three daughters, Mi lies Ellen Paige, res) s intention of of- fering to his friends, and the public general, a Musigal En tertainmes bove piaee, on Saturday evening, Docem- her 15th, 18 gind which vceasion will be performed, ieation. Th (VALIFORNIA EXHIBITION —ALL wae ‘DESIRE TO / witness the process of gold wgehing, in the Gold Savi Creviced Ravine, are invited to t bition from A.M. to 5 P.M, at the Californi it Depot, Il Park Kow, New York, where this tripple rand teparator is wold. for only $1 ws ARNOLD BUPFU! pest 1 NOTICE —PHE ShaSON WILL COM. men ichmond. Va. December 3.182. Ladies and omen Jeane in Ric! fre or ChiPFENDALE & ALES sY Aa AUC KION, M. DUMONT, AUCTIONERR—SPLENDID REAL India Camels Hair Shawls at Avetion—Peremptory Bale, by order of Her Britannio, Majesty's Consul, Anthony fogs for account of whom it may concera.— Duwor i tosack willwell st auction in the New An- sembly Room, at Nibl jorper of Brot away and Prince Monday. December 10, ot IL aninvoloe of sir Shawls, and six’ pieoes of ilk in perfect order, comprising thi of these on rb shawls to for the Lo ance. wi bene oo re the d Bt ona ay rien, Tae "Bes. 8). tore theo Mt ‘iakets of admi —_ to be obtained of the auction= ors, No. 1b Wall street, and of C! Edwerds. Esq., Coun- sellor at Law, sak ity Ba Building) Wall treat, whe cam give assurances o| As eee: of the articles and ream= Jer wh wale at auction. 4} foraiitens— a BUSH & Co. will ell thi No. 10 North Williai raw Mattrasi rs, 5) French fine wo B i, ke, Also 's large assortment of new and second hend furniture, Sale positive. 0. WARREN, Auctionesr. a Feather Bods, Hl Foun SALE AND TO Ler, | Toe oTs FOR SALE IN THE city OF SOUTT SAN , offering the greatest inducements to perso nd are desirous uf loo: r x \heuwelver with euperior advan cage im Francireo is situated immediately on two miles fouth of the old town of San Francisco, having every ad- hipping, berg eupplied with wholesome water in great abundance, A stream, of sufficient quantity to hipping that ever may lay int of this placo— in quite nece ond is abou yore fpr tant Pen. The tected from the winds than the hat hire of the } ‘The Ofty of 8 ¢ many point of the city, affording (he here ‘The soil is free of duct, here are extensi nient place for h n the Bay The otly food road from 2 of fan Francisco to the Puchisof San tore, passes throvgh South Sam Francisoo, evessiag the mouth of Missi Creek, and the month of the stream of fresh water already aliuded to, On this rond, you travel along a beautifal valley of firm grass land, to the puertes . rons of purchasing lots, which witl thoue of the eity of San Francisco, and om moderate and ew jm ¢ fiven them. A good bow! dation of vi YOUNTRY PLACE FOR SAL / Mouse of nine rooms, cellar, br wood hou for the Proprietors. ary for the accom: t South San Franc A NEAT COTTAC istern, well and paw arbor, fruit and other t Ag with everything » is now establ tuated in Portehester, t ur oF five minut ut wall road Depot, TIMOTHY P. BURGER, 2 WENTY-SIXTH STREET LOTS FOR SAL 4 on the North ide of Twenty-sixth ete Ip. £ Jou NFAY, 20 Nasa strent. Hoe® FOR SALE.—FOR SALE, A SORREL TOR Broadway TURE three mir in very aly “kate sore, and will be war- ranted sound, end kind in ba ftreet. POARDIN NTERL Fu for faimi lien oF gentiom At No O40 Broadway, next Charles’ OARDING.—A PRIVATS FAMILY, HAVING TARER oF four very pleasant roomn, with 4 and bathe, woatd be pleased to Te beard " Ie “DANCING. WISH EMIGRANT DALL.—TURFIOTIANNUAL BALL of the Irish Emigrant Soclety will take place at Nidle's Garden, on Fritay evening. Jenusey. the (th proximo, Drews SCHOOL, eg 20 ta arou Broadway. eninge, 5 c’clock, for , r for Gentlemen: Wedne sdsye Ladies and Misses. RISW EWIORANT BALL-THER Fiera ANNUAL Rall, for the Benefit of the Charitable Fund of the rish tigtant Society, will take plase at Niblo’s Garden, on Fri- day eve Sannary th, proximo, Gon! itariet, from the principal concerts land, Ireland, lboston, and New York, enables hie. pu tweive lessons to accompa ngs Sdmired Spanish Retreat, oF fu. & mised wermber to potorms the mort celebrated compositions, with new effects. Address Se Bessey. enables V Dror or or FRENO! MEOWANICAL bal PS, wow “a eo. powite: yee entre. —J) "| a a els Pace crhen ted gilded'in fhe a al D0 ted Ware, Cutlery, Tea did atoek of Corneline's @ collection of Wild Beasts and Birds ever exhibited ia Ameri- ily at 3 and 8 o'clock, of feats of Brespwar amaTRe—sarUnDaY BVENING, DE- cember 5, 149, the performances will commence’ wi the # faite gimedy in two i led THE SOLDI —D as ory Maron Beaupre, eee: biReutesy [34 RECRUIT— HE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN- Y IN@ formed that this elegant establishment will be closed Monday, Deo, 17th, 1849, for the purpose of rehearsing, complicated machinery to be used in bout to be produced by th rties and Decoration: Artist m0 this piece, a URTON'S THEATRE.—w. a Proprivter.——Saturda’ he comedy of the SER] ae Gistha: Taps aagey, Us. Beseekons Me dau Sleek, Mr, Burton; Mre Charles Torrens. Mes Se fullowedby the farte of the JERSEY MONOPOLY Me, cee Pr Joni ng, ee Pastou Jack Kebinson, Mr, Breughem; mu Fs. Hiigroll, ‘To vondluds with MRS. Bt NDURYS: Brooaseas Highbury Bornos, Mr. toh Mrs. Bunbory, Mise ir Miss Barber. Doors open BLO, to e TALIAN OPE RA, ASTOR PLACB.—-MONDAY ning, December 10, 1840, will be performed for the fret time im America, Dowizetti's Opel f MaRIA DI HAN—Ricardo,’ Signor Forty; Burieo, Signor B Maria, Sicn’s. Bertucea; Arn o di Gondi, Sign Tint, Her first appearance in, America Aubry, Sig. Parossi, Conductor and Director, Max Maretask. Costumes b; ue Hellerman. Prices of adwisclou-All Seats in Boxes oF quet, secured either for the night or suason, $1 50, ac = misslon on {ho evening of performance —Farquet, $1; Ai phitheatre, 25 2 cents. Doors open at 7 o’elook—to past 7. RNUM'S AMERICAN M Proprietor and Manager— igus eaten i petamenen es T, tute at ternonny nnd Za a tho evening, by those celebrated Om asteand Pane: the Martinetti Family, wm in thietio feats, comie veprene: nime, entitled THE MARL Pete Morris; th yaa, Mr. Wai esry Merryteld, Rone, Clark, ani ope, Pentlond ond who appoar in » now SEA WITH BY AUNT. Aine’ sn exhibition steal hours, the skeleton of an enormous Whale, the Living Bow Conatriotor, Living avaacnda. Nacemoth Crovodile, 2haonta: Children, under 10 years of age, 1294 conte, y BU M, CORNEK CHESNUT AND 71m The most ARNUMS M teraction the upprecedented duced Mr. Barner, Fepeate Dissolving which wore. visited. by Genoral Cass, and 15,000 persons last weel hr) ee Sat ever beheld 8 nga, melany leo engaged, Major Gen. Mole, the I aeranaere ir. Hales, the giant; Phi , Gipsey Girl; Wax Statuary; 00,000 curios ties. isk GRAND “VOCAL AND ttf ith nik CON- the Apollo Kooms. No. 410 n Sa December 5, before b vr i yarn : 4 vate singer o std" the, Dake of Bruus= mm, and his brother, one oars of Knnibater a Pianist. of 10 5: ti £0 cents; to be had at the d Doors ope: sommante at do'clock. No postpourment en veecount of the weather. “Bail o Broadvay—Is now open daily— from’) to 9 P.M Saturday Mornings, from Tenet, bem. it Gallery of wendid Fabieaus off i Writings. Paintings, and Beulptures. tinny arrang « each éxhibition, rday mornings, 25 Hand-Book to the for the Aire time, a variety of pretty Songs and Ballads, of the at ° tm be nnd EXHIBITION EVERS' GRAND original gigantio 601 Moving Panoramas, sing Sad saagnitionay tie: |, from wal draw Ai an artist, Johe Evers, and eight noetatautes hey are painted on over 40,000 (ret of canvass! being by seve= ral thonuand feet, tbe larger’ sinking in the world. |New York City, City of Broohiyn, #1 liamsba: River, Hudson ‘Kiver, and the Atlantic Ocean. These ‘pelatings are of such immonse meanitade that it is tm eonception can be formed, whem wesay fares of over ono = of men, thoussods and tens of tages, boats, Ko. ‘The awful aud the Avtor ‘Opera House Mot, the grand ai of the Burning of the Park Theav three years in preparatic ‘open at 64g o'elvcl miasion % cen NE HUNDRED NiGiUTS UNPARELLED SUCCESS at the Minerva Reows #06 Broad way.—Bure’s7 Mile Mir= ror of the Lakes, N aoe, BA Law reave,and Sago This werld VINE Paintine—covering nearly sever eanvass, and priced delineating 2,000 miles ot the m bth « interesticg scesery in Amerie th the speecator for a reotype of al! ALORA HOUSES. — ae of Geo. 0. are propared to suppl, and Eumigr: Seperive te any thing any other - Houses = id by Californians ALIFORNIA GOLD Di rT, — —WANTED TO BUY, $10,000 California Gold Dust, for which the highest rates will be given, by DP. WEBSTER, No.7 Ann street, JNION MUTUAL LIFE INSU RaNCE COMPANT.— ital $100,000.—The 0 mapany are Uxisrariaitt to Life 4 Life Contingens eior, upon the Mutual plan, ‘The life ‘acmabers participate ia all the profite of the business, while ae Well ae s¢oure ry corthin resource adopted modation of the the object in view w HOARD FRANKLIN HAVEN. THOMAS THATCHER, REUEL WILLIAMS, ¢ jerch Bank, Besten. Eengedoo Railroad. y re. avited t» examine the Bt and papa et are company, which may ibe gbtained of 3. W. SUDO and W. Ud. BOLLISTS@R, 37 Wi treet. ay with one sere and a beach or arm of L ong Island Sound on one on miles trom New | 7f the New Maven Rails , between years old, fifteen hands bigh: can tret a mile ia rness, Baywire at 103 Mester Capital, 4 large guaranty k, io the names of three Amerean Preatanaeal Income trees Anceisen Felieien Srares L or Hebicht, Chatrman, George Barelay, Samuel 5, Mowland, p—ACTING DIRFCTORS FOR nm Will hook, mV MD. t 1 o'clock, P.M. WR, General Agent. eral Accous Solicitor Gen for the United States, jor Amerien, 71 Wall atroat, York, where Applicants, ean Yo the extent of J. LEANDER STARR, Coueral Acomt Superintendent of the U. 8. Local Gourd. net of the proteedings of the moeti in London, 9 ali etieet, and of ag ORGAN'S L. ITERARY DEPOT. BXC HANGR PLAC of eveay ae ory ogragihy, Selentl= and Me teat orks. Also, nery, teether with ali the Principal Publishers thre the new works ay fast ns terued BYyttgss VIRW OF NEW YORK J Tre Bey and City of New York, to and Jersey City, ng the pegs, tketebert on the rpot, and W. Burton, 242 Brondway, and p tint siyle f by Saromy & Major New York. Price $3. totail. A liberal trade Av order for a sin mittance sted ue a copy forwarded to any part of NAVAL STOMESs VUSTOM HOUSE, NEW / Nov. 27, 1840. - t6, COLLMOCTOR'S OF FICR d propownis will be offee wniil the th day of Deowmber ne Rations to the United tates Keveowe Cu for the term of owe your, from the The ration fur the gutter sg naval service, of artieles enumersved in * (Fractions of a ov sous rier. “ es test P4342, a0 am ovo08e 00 we Tuesday. 22090 dey. F a HERA KG 00 Ki ‘ y contractor w otiees, as oft by the Captain of the cutter, Collector, (pot exceeding, upon an averse week, ) euch fresh meat and fresh vegotehies a8 m: Tent fo the corresponding parts cf ne ratsom siiswed Ie the naval service. Ho MAXWELL, Uolleoror, 6 Bunting, st e9) il widens ait a rine aye, Veke.iten snsned Cord at the to L, Collector, het; wMakW