The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1849, Page 3

‘mot vote. The Istter sodounte for o be deezensed voto fer Winthrop. Mr. Inasc E, Hormns (dem) of Seath Carolina, thea ‘moved the a/journment. Cries of “ Oh no,” * Ob no,” Mr. Houwes.— You way say “Oh no,” “Ob no,” but Isey *Ob yes.” (Laughter ) ‘The quertion was takes, and the House aljourced at four o'clock. Lilness of Mr. Spruance, Warnincrom. Deoember 8, 1849 The Hon Mr Sprua 18 detaiani by + ckness at howe, and will mot, probably, arrive here under ten days. Large Fire in Fit. nburg, Boston, Deo. 8-934 o’clook, P. M. ‘There was large tire at Fitchburg this moratog The chair factory of Hey wood & Comee. aud the earfao toy of Davenport and Bridge were totally destroyed, together with » large quantity of chairs, and sixteen reilway cary. Loss eaid to be sixty thousand duliers — fasurance +mall, The Great Water Ciowage Canes Boston, Deo. 8. 1849, ‘The great water flowage case of Vay agalnat the Bork- hire Woollen Company was decided this evening. The Jury brought in a verdict in tuvor of the plaintiff, ‘The Southern &e, Baurimone. Dee 8—9 o’elook, . M. ‘The Southern wail is through. There is no news: ‘The Baltimore market is unchanged and quiet, in Advent; mar and Ewer Day; 22 lambert Day; 24 4th Sanday im Advent; 26. Christmas Day; 26. at, Stephen; 27. St. Jobp Evangelist. The fullowing cermons, and other religious exercises, will take place thisvay and evento, ee R 8 Storrs, of Brooklyo, labervacle, this nip; ee T.L. Harris, Stuyvesant (n+titute. this morning, Profersor Bush. Suffolk Street burch. thie afieraooa. Rev © H, Fay, Orehard Street Universalist Chureh, this ey ich, Fourth Street Universalist Chureh, Mrs Bishop, corner of Grand and Broad it Sand 7 o’elvok, afternoon and evening. ‘The Presbyterian chureh at Bethsai Montgomery @ounty, Maryland, was copsumed by en the 23¢ uit, Dr Pusey bas been ordered by bis physicians te re side, during the winter, on the souchera coast of Eog- dasd. ‘The Rev Talbot W. Chambers was installed as on of the pastors of the Collegia’e Reformed Dutch Church of this city. on Sabbath evening, in the eburch on La- fayette piece. Rey. Henry G Livingeton was installed pastor of the ‘Third Retorwed Vutch Church, fliadelpoia, on dab- bath merving. 26th uit The ladies of the Fourth “engrezational “burch, will bv lo a fair and festival of the ehurch, in Sixteen between Sixth and Seventh Detbesda Baptist Church, in Chrystie street, lately purchased, was re-opened for Divine service on Thars- day last. was opened at Louisville, Stark evvnty, Obi», oa the 28th ult, The Rev. Wm D. Hires bas socepted a unanimous @a}l to the ‘pastoral ebarge of the Baptist Charch in ee has resigned the pastoral care of SP seh of New ipewteh, aca bas remo fo Bhranford N_H., to labor a @ missionary, under the Pes onege of the * American tist Home Mission ety it is stated that the Rev. Mr. Preston, Dr. Forbes’s eurate at St. Luke's, has gone with Dr. F, to the Romish Chureh, Mr. William Aikma Heentiate of the Fourth Pre-bytery ot New York, and late of the Union Taeo- legical Seminary. bas received aud accepted s uneai- mous ner from the Bixth Presbyterian Church of N. ark. N. Re caine: Bos paper» late of Fredonia, has Teceived amd acce} cali from the Second Presby- terian Chureb, Dansville, N.Y. Rev, Charles N. Mattoon, of Elbridge, Depew in- -vited to the + irst Presbyterian Uhurch, Vai The North Preebs terian Charch of Buffalo, to ‘aiven & call to Rev. Dr. Chester, of Saratoga. Kev A G. Morse, of Greensburgh, Pa., hes accepted an invitation to labor with the Pre ytorian Chareh, at Oaks Corners, Ontario county, N.Y. Rev. Charies Jones, formerly of Brasher Faille, N.Y. bas accepted the call of the Presbyterian Churob in ‘Wansheka, Wis. Rev, William H. Steele, of the Borneo mission, con. Dected with the American Board, arrived in Boston on Bunday. 26th ult. The Third Dutch Church of Albany, ef which Rev. Mr. Holloway is pastor, has recently effected « plete sonovebion, trem cellar to steeple, both internally and externally, Rev. George M D. D., Pastor of the Third Presbyterian + bu Baltimore, vid. has been une. Dimotsly rected co-ordinate Secretary of the Board of Domestic Mivrions of the Presbyterion Church fa the United Superior Court, ENERAL TERM Before Justices Duer, Mason Campbell. Dre. 8 — Vecisions— Dn'l alyres and vthers jm fhm BE Brower. deceased against Mar:aret Warner and others. -—BA.l by executors, tur the con tractien of a de- Yire to @ religious corporation for # charitable use, Heid, that the sctef 1784 under whic Ny the corporation ated. ‘acorpo- may to the #0 sietien Held. y i Buthovzed LO take Oy devise is trust. it is wholly vord to relation an tbe legal te. Decree, that the heirs to the property. the costs of all the parties and the counsel fees of the exeoutors to be paid out of the fuad im the beod of the exeoutors —Held, veut debtor ere no provision for the eperal ore ~ dot reserving the surpius for the Benet iter, is void on ite faow, Deoree cordingly, The oost of the assigaeo to be paid out of the funds in bis bands, Kulian vs Workington —Motion to discharge an ab tachment irsurd agaivet ® mi n-residen: debu roo the r that the defen the thwe of La the atiachweat # resi pod code applies to cares where n0n-resideu DOL tO caves where tue deteodaut claius ident; that (he attachment is oot « pleatiag ip the caure, buc t-aues o #heo ® sGumons Das Deon ul f+ simply auxiliary, and that where the mine Tefivence is denied. a reference shoul be ordered pare Buant Lo fecl.om Z71. thar beicg & question of feet, aot ler vs, George W Day and Other: 1Dg. Upon petition of the defend Motion th, here d, with costs to be paid by we Sayre, 4 (Marsan Kiver Kailrood —In oonsequemen of this ace he evastder- oad tae aod would heing Heard at gevat leogth srcroe sae of the bie importa, Frome far tb eday io tae é + November term. geeé in 6 adjourned, Prerent month, to which d SrECIAL TRAM. Before J 03, The Court was oosupy motions. of whieh there Turn to diepore of, thet the Jw Bill ten o'clock at night, to try ao fubeh them _ Comme Dec. 8.—Thero being « Daley was obliged entering pow any burt ifornin Houses —Portable and other Stores, equal to, and ae Cheap 90 oll BOOTH, 68 Myre ave., Brooklyn. et There #0 8 all where every NESS, Overanocs at thee =A sevated amortment of Ladi omen's ant Einaren’ nt lined and greeumer Uvareho sandals. , et French farbione: slay Ladiew ae ee Bain hoot, tne moa senate wa nel ' N46 oni, Bi aye «ppost erring ¢ Chare! ~~ a7 B cy shan 47 Broadway: carver of Fultvn stroas trae wie*ata ‘ceisens oe reessentolly ‘Tavived ve coamles tee 400 | fn an # Tilt, recently wi ‘Wood, ean be consulted at t) Interesting to Grey Matre—Ballard’s Hair Dye reese ved the a Fair of the Aimer oun Ipstitaie Tt Be in one <r efrom unples: i he ten a! » | Gbartiandt ‘treet, ws ake — Pration'’s Improved to color the wis or Whie- hair or five mi- Seay nCeor ar ihe inanetecterere office, - Miqeid Meir vye pei mani ii appiod thane i Sires ah Fa ae 1 sould eit j “Ehie F RP ashe COMMERCIAL APPA: Bh mONEY y MARKET. Saturday, Deo, §.—6 P. &. ‘There was a slight reaction in the stoek market to. day, and most of the fancies fell of. The market is ip a very feverish state, and it would not surprise us to see a panic among holders of faucies at avy moment. At the first board to-day, U. 8. 1862, deolined baif ver ent; U S. 6's. 1853, \; Erie bonds, new, 3; Hart» ‘4; CamtonCo., 4; Morris Canal, 4; North Awerican ‘Trust, 4. New Haven R R. advanced 34 per cvat — Accordivg to the report of sales at the board this morning. an immense quantity of stook obaaged hands to day Reading Railroad was the most active faucy on the Ht; and the bears ere selling om time, buyers? weer | Address or eellers’ option, any quantity that the bulls want,—_ There is no searoity of seliers of Harlem, ia any way to suit purebarers. At the second board there large transactions in Harlem end Reading railroads, at a deeline in each of 'y pereeut, North American Trust advenced \ per cent A pew bank. calied the Ocean Bank, with a onpital of $600 900. is to commence business in this city on Mopday ext A farther eubeeription of $250,000 to tock, will be received moti the 10th of January. ‘The amount received for dnt it the Curtowe House? Philacelpbia, for the Oret eleven months of 1849, was $2547.15 79 egeiost $2,610 896 63 for the correspond- tur veriod in 1618, showing @ deoreaes im 1840 of $58,- Bor, The amount of coal traneported on the Reading Rall- road last week, was 23053 tons- total 1.062647. On the ScbuylkillCaval, for the week, $870 tons—total, 482 418 te Lebigh Canal. 20.889 tons- total, 792,740 tors, Grand total, 2.337 806 tons. The Bank of Fistkill will go tuto operation on the Ist of J wext. $112,000 of the ospitel stock having been already taken. The total capitel is fixed at $120,000, and only $8,000 remain to be subscribed, ‘The Marine and Fire Insurance Bank at Savannah has declared @ semi-annual dividend of five per cent, The Central Railroad and Banking Company, Savan- vab. have declared a semi-annual dividend of two dol lars and fifty cents per share. The Macon Manufacturing Company have purchased the rite fora cotton manutactory at Macon. Ga., and expect to commence making fine sheetings and shirt- ings by the middle of September next. The coatracts for the erection of the edifice aad the construction of the mechiuery are completed. The mill is intended to Fup 5,000 spindles and 130 looms, to be propelled by an engine of 100 horse power. Stock Mxchange. 89 che Mohawk BR do 4008 US 6" Sooe © Be 20 New Jersey RR 4g 300 Reading KK 100 «a eR 3 Carton Co “3 ie Farmers Lean ST WNY uae inCo 9 ADVERTISEMENTS RENSWED KYERY DAY. Amovers to davernermente nm paid, or they will net be taken from the yet be od BARNUM'S HOTEL, Cavvesy #rneer Bavemone ww heey SREMONT HOUSE . TheMone ‘Sraset, Boston, BUSTS HOTBL, Svescusn, Naw Yous. Sa See enaet Se.pont | Nef mers a amd wean Paxsrwerr'’s Marston, | Bing direst to ‘igen | Mail Stea w* shipment aed ad mare himecif many reepeote te 1 eserate salary. Apply ad she PU. a REruGeEs, on lauguage Apply No, 41 Duane atrent corner of Coutie, 7 ANTRD—A BACK, FIRST FLOOR ROOM, BULTA- die for ® Phy eiciau’s oitice, in thy meighborhooa of Clin- tem ard Grand rrret Terms © be moderate, Address Dr K. 4. &., at this office, MEDIU SIZED SECOND-MAND SALA. ‘any person having or app y to, RK ANTED. cheap may addy art —S EXE MONTH, with full board, tor a the lov er partof the ¢ A ROOM AND BED ROOM, ian ved ady, ima privars y. Refuresved exoamoged femily. Accress EB. A, this eee DION COURSE. LONG L LAN d—TRoetTIN Will come off on Tuorday, Di A, tha great P.P tor $600 arainet time. Los oplelrated weortiv < hove wn- Broker is pamed he feat. Therese to commence at 7 o'clock t “aud ty end std Oh inthe aternvon The cara willeeve Sout Fort Bicoklyn, at Yin the morning, nd 4 o'eloek in t doom Bo AR to VE “IlWwho are anxious to staan os wou Geil perfumances sa oppertuuty, M.D. G8 EK U eee tor, MISCEL LANEOUS, OTATOFS.—A SUPERIOR AWIICLE OF WHITE SLUR Nowe Potatoes fur tumily war for sale by TILL & CROKSNEROR, 4h Pearl sarees, BLOODED Score Wor further par- ALIFORNIA GOLD DUST. — WANTED fy $1010 California Gold Dust. for wath the hi vill Pe given, by WEBSTER, No.7 A BOUND HAND CLOTHING.—GENILEWEN ABOUT heir wardrobes with new and fashionable ning ¢0 dlapove of their fd stwok. oxn dy to aevantage, hy ar py ing pers cr throug the dispateh ort, tod MOMONEY, Second-hand Denier, 11 Oras m obtain their full value, Clowning and Tepoirirg neat and chenp. PAyENT WAND shor 1 vi j Comprorred Bek and Ralls, 7. 0. LB ROY & ply Goupsuata’s WRITING ROOMS, 380 BROADWAY, Lrah corner above the Irving ous, are now open day, NOW RBADY. A FULL srP- and eve ‘and 4 o'clock, L edb hag! A y and Pri pan)’ Ww Teather, in. ty AMUBL ‘BK UKS, Age! ‘SHIPPING ALIFORNIA THROU a TICkE 3.—-THE ONLY ret mail lime of i ets trou New ene fee York t NT commander, and J.D Wilson, Comman: for Chante direct, oe nv cuy rm o, i rs Citi gue "ie burt je will woo Ny: eow ne esters —Ba a BANDS jena 508 ber arthen, ‘Thempaon, funder, cud NRW ORLEANS: 1100 fons burthen, 3,'D. Weed, Conimander. 0 —a great advantaze, in point of eomfort, over unfurnished bumks, in am ‘The eubseribers ure now issuing turougs wi tes. oO eo, via Chagres direct, apd on the Pai cite, om Thureday, 8h eauced. we and oplzndid Unieed weates mal CHERGIED, 11900 tome, will leave for Cuastes direst, trees her doek-at, Fier No.d North Kiver, on, Thursday. 13th De eember, at 8 « ‘the © he only e°aamer run- evutiva with the U.S. Pasige mn frow Panama te ‘bin $30 | Steerage . 130 ‘Tar! Favilieaiion’ is necessary te sevure “Threegh Tickets and obo’ fsa For freight or po eee, ay Ae to ND & aBPiN Wal to Chagres at a do- IF ALIVE AND INT ely tre Cineinnan, New Or- respectfully requosted to parents by his Trane, and ¢ slifornian editors, a insert the above. NFORMATION WANTE anne Davee ger ont WR. A. BE. LOYD, trip of the Si fotelligenee to ovmmunicate 4. JOON EWAN, rest, oF 69 Amos streot. [SFORMATION WANTED. — MISSED, SINCE Last Tusday morning, December 4 « about 17 are: fage. of slencer ware. li Tine eer dreaset am Mack ssck Overcuay, froskecoct ve. Cork worsted vest, andeleth exp Avy informat pecovery will be aravefuily received, and libe= warded by bis father, 210 West iy REWAKDS. a = Diam ow Hcenstps cive the shove rewara by Ieaviag corner of Breed way and Cow feven gold recovery of the ‘The re we pemed ‘iu ove arflcfes, = INT 5 REWARD —*TRAYED, iramices of the subeorit ow l O7.—ON SATURDAY, A. M., Mth INST. DETWREN 4 127 Blecher and @ Prout street, © diarsond Preset Pin, r Vheral reward wilt b to the finder ab ely, by CLIO 300 We: Friendly Peper’ ple are ov py. PANY NATIONS L CaDRTA—TaR = Ball ef shia Company will t in’ wall wo on va. omm'ttee—Captain Joaeph P, ia Morray and leander Hen. Sorcoute Privates coven Join Ga’ mon, Tromas L B. Srawod JOSRPH P. QUINN, Chairman. RARpER Boon, Secrsreey be nee’ Darw present the me, No. 452 STOR!! STORI!! onier the Paint omeeh Carte, ar A requomee ty inks the seme away. on or before tue 2°th December, of the tame will be sold to Pir ‘ aves tn Rutope sais operat 0m net having be the wane Die prem a 1 00 offer bia o y ccods, Donhore Motto ee, elogens Ornaments Rroore Btarnery, Work Boxes, Qeold Joes vy tich Faney Stationery, head worret Boge Be. Cheserman & Bow @ th eell at teat ntoen in thd wey, Chir — LiQuons, v HOW seriter keeps com tantly 0 which he sells to the trade Pereheone ander Custom House lock. Hialeah BOLD IkIs@ MALT Wareky tae ate. Wises Cork Whine Few onahle serme, i= AT and 0 Front a, *KEy—TAE sin. Rievs Cove Ww keepe grocers om ft we trtiale at his store in smaller qnanti D. NOONAN, $2 Greonwiok sure the tr h The keeps the < hale, | . Cabie vas VANA, NEW UKLEANS ap Nags ng mel ouly Regular Hail Line for Chagrey dirwes, vi sd BpRevour ae 10, Lies Foxes ma ‘Warren strest, core Hiver, the bar at Charleston ite SER ga grails apd passengers. Vhio w $y" — fer tie Pasife, Panama touching sé land apd cessive the Government horse power, constrae Front aevuranee of watery te aeruer rau "vereugeh and soeommod: stoamerafion. An emer abet Rater of Pasenge to ‘Breve-cvem vesth, ladies’ saloons Fit dining galeomea ss. 7B Brandes berth, in For Broerace fened bad hod te the Baace-room bert Be we berth ot er nee mg te y H1Ls DEL Pile AND ATLANTIS STEAM NAVIGA- Line =U. S. Mail Sve Pat Tad pasmnge myaet bq Fe thou C DELP Ula, tar ti ‘i teow Philadelpnis ter Tuesday Ovsenner ange Wisel, Cor te Chart som om, ond inund, Ail Teket» must be proovend 98 jie 6 97 South Wharver, foot of Ly ma peny's Utfive, No. +t a wr APSON, President. om, Treneures The with erest reaard te comfort of pra wsees vbrth being prowided with masa. * sererate bets je will be epread for them with Hm ew hats coats denirone of proewedin, et California will re epperiunity. Marly aps ot Perth ne only a imsed tember wi J, BOW ARP & BU }OK CALIFORNIA—PASSAGE ONLY rerpers ran he aeoommodated with Rooms in the ow ano tree sailiny GarkT HOPPING, to San F ba . will probably wel now im v Aebiogtor N FRANC ISCO FIRST brig OL UIT, M oneay, IWen tier 6 Se une GOLD HUNTER PRASONS f SD ing bile seainet (he steamer Geld Hunter, will presemt them fer eettlone rar FRANCIS SKIDDY, 101 Wall a. uae’ farina parrian~ 91 Wont surat E-OTRERAGE TIOKPT IN THR Pacteio for #a:6, for Jenonry, 180. Tw -FOUR PAs- State | eee wal repeated WJ ak DEED cLonie Riv) Mr. shaven, Athos, Mr. J, winek, Jr. os, Mr. Gilbert: Aramis) Mr. Bu: Grewal eV Aragenn, Mr Leste snes Boman Me, H ered tis, Sr, Winews; anne of Awsusia, Ure. Jord he Coumseus de Winter Sire, 4, Wallack, Jr lo 3 NaTIONAL TARATR 1569, will be produ u ue, by U, Burke, emtitiea the Fed A-!e-ip a Wonderful Lamp—alideia, tabi benglwck, Ma. Uerke: t; Badromtt abou, Sie Lokyor, Ve ° faloca st Pow AN OLIVER Bir Mark tut flyer, Br. Crocter; Maris The pertore anes to aye vay 4 WY LIP Re. Du . Me evening, Dee. or, Mestayor! Princess Kearso, ie ibur © whieh, the eome- hase, TARATRE —SENEFIT OF Deo 10, ea TCSELL'S OLYMPL Wr. Waloot ~ Monday evo wil commence witht ft A exodre, Mr. Victrtine Mise bast ‘bay ior. After whicl Operseutit oe NEW LORD OF THE Villa iu Fron fies Me. 0 aleats Khiiae, Me, She, Miss M. "Tay 4 Tu MGnttaN sts . Mr. Waloot. Wr, Queen Viewoe Doors vpea pea sir via Mise Mory bt O35. ard th events g nex tive series of —A CARD-~MR, LYNVE Eas efit will ta % g Whieh OCeR: ill SHARSHEREON READING TUYVESANT INSTI- Mr. @ Vancevbeft, (ia ig Agbee the portend m ‘anaye epenre.) will read BAMLER, ont Tith inae aud on Saturday, 1vh ines, A LEOPA CR A~never before read publicly im this coun~ Ticketa 60 cents each. IRCUS, ASTOR, PLACE, BighiM street Bonone ef MI oe 10, Mo — On whien AND try. mOrsetting AOrRORMA: Siack ope Performer; Miss Mry X Years Of age, will appear in the leo~ pard’s den, Mile. Roea will appear as the Shepherd ane Saep~ eravna, avid her great Trick Act of single Horsemanship. 12 other Scenes and Acts im the cirele. ice pene titeseteieg! ; | ehitdrew uncer 9 belf price. and 63g to PL QKANKLIN THEAT: m 75 CHATHAM Quan es for thin their daring feats of pes= a arti iy APapeenaci —GRA*D MUTICAL rival, Thursday 18,1849. wuder the direction of Maly M. reizek on which cecssion wil be presentet, for the tea only time, the 1 Meyerneer's new overa of THR YRO- PREY, aud cther attractive novelties. ‘The following artise Signorima Am. Patti ; or Guidi : Signor iguor Novel # and orohe AD SOLKEB, aT Mar MG. Paige, soslated ma 4 ru x H. Herald effice, post-paid. Also ‘Orchestra, The woaderfel | AMUSEMENTS, eee Barter yer SHRATE I NONRAT hp. Py setbe Man "pl Hiatiee Mr. Sone Startle Mise Olivi anhe aed of KiCHARD Be ae se Ellen’ Bave hong Ric! —~ Le Retemene Kam Leng oe rd Sianie: ‘Mathew: | he followed Sy tb roll Kate Satewen; Tog, m ya heen Ka ‘Te ora. Te Do Dede Pickle, Mi u Old os “" is Mary Bat “har les Terre Mepnire, dir. Bt, Awinedad dieek. Ais. Oruieby Dolaine, “Mis Ohepman. To conclude eh hy ‘the come drama ef the #1 nt | }UICH GOVERNOS—Petor, Yr. C, W. Clarke; Baron Vou | Comp, Mr. Lyuno: Mynh er lave Lubterlyek Van Dunder, Mr Buren: Berita Mise J. Mill. Noxes. Dress Crete aud ¢: ete” Family nd Tier, 25 0ts.: Private 8 $3 ane $5 Dore eminence at7o' ‘elook. to ~MONDAY ecewred either tor th 1 a on the evening of porfetwenceteranet, $1: Ate ath di00r» OpaM At T o'eleok—to Commoner at beil~pust 7 8 » ARNUMS AMERICAN &t pew evmnie pant HES OF DURAN LIFE UNPED YanKer, wil went by Mr_ Wemyss, Wr Ward Merry eld, More, Clark, Whew) sud West. oie ve bourse, oh enormous W ak whan yA Consiric pannie, Bement ‘ile. Admiosion 25 under 0 years of ay te. 123s BARN CMS MUSEUM CORN verth streets. Philadel phi solving Views: they are exiithited | new domestic drama of the DAUNKAK cessful thot i) willbe continued an ESNUT AND S8- —The most rlegant place of ement in Ameries,—Third week of those mncuitioant y af ern comtivuas er work aged, wee. | | Sten jatie anal net ated Ameri Evers, and sight paimaate They re painted on over 40.0K feet of oxnvasn! | oat palating tn, the acta. , City of Breekiyn, W atubergs Rast River, iver, and the Atlantic Ouvam. These paintings are of such immouse magnitude that it is tinposible to ae eoribe them. Some formed, when weeny # the sigares of tg om rt tans of (ai of how NE GUN DRED NiGaTs 0 NPaRebi at the Minerva Picuturesque ane historically = paseer steadily of two beurr and —by by Adwie or gente; oh Paperem sh Jara, see emall bill. performed ings, HW) cents: ard Saturday morn: ball’ priee a Cland-Hook tothe door, price 25 avate. For ether particu- oie in several are, aud the 0 wived unmber te peferm jetrated ecmposlitens, with new eects.” Kadsees oy en for haginuers on ti on Friday evening for Mee hove. Aloe, ye Clees for ‘Tweedny evening, a0 206 Allen ences: dies und gentlemen, om BENJAMIN, Pri MUSIKANTEN USIK!—Fs Wsnons DREI Harte V olin yrisn MIGRANT RaLL— — ef the Lrish by Sei Garden, on Friday wen. 1849. 180A), held at Nii ine, 12th yoet anenctety n. re of former A may do so with Mr. Androw W. SHUT, U.S. | jew te Canal tree |. GURNEY HAVING he bapo: te ove hie frends established L MEKICAN ARf-©NJON—THE DisratBUTION 1 tade place at Niblo’s, 1 Piet, Membe cf art, paint will be snd Indies wdmi New, ley, Mort artiste, seme of whieh oon St f b. ‘Pach member ix wget Youth trem on om, by beving: © exeinio d'*he prew-ut oa'le exhibited tm 4 quaily teh AKL UNION, IN THE BOOK STORE an Square. Avis BA Subserip ions ned 80 Plot ihie Gallery sae AND’ TO LEL N dRe vhY City, A Seay DESIRABLE | Grow * praesent i me himalno8 Platte » & SOKKEL HOR ean trot & ‘ fed #iil be ware re ak US Monnet ORE 10K SaLB.- FOR sal t sold fitcoon er, A wary ® @ sound, ond hind i vey ———— FEN BS IN ReOADWey T desirable: Mees te the tnildir wrewton eau be given i i BOAKOING, die AKDING <a ray ae wer ot eingle b #1 $1 bo $! 80 por wuperion old KEW BOOKS, &e. Onoax: * LITER Ry paror IXCHANGR Phace, M seripticp. con Céntereial, * t of “teri nery, tee her with al) the Weebly Newrpopers awd Magaaines orders for ony ariele fe the toads emoptied and for if wite deepate! Becke mi La paid ve smy Work ordered by mat. if? pot and drawm om ave Wl Browway ‘and princed In the modera Py by taroay & Major. 17 Falton, pecens, r , newomspanted. wi re Til be stegndad to, and 8 ES retail, A libera! disor made ty 4 copy forwarded to any part of the States of Cai UNIO® BACHELORS’ As#OCtATION—EIG QTM SB 4- ‘The fires soiree oe wh | new An Subser pt Subrort NAVAL STORK Cc v.27 office until Rations to the for the term ef ene y: ‘The ration fer the eutt: fn the naval sorvice, omitting the liquor, Articles enumerated in the f 1849--Semled Hath de pited Bia d consiete of the jowing table, to w Fractions of Tes. Coffes. Ree Coton. errr cTaBioonit. none no naeccaneSURRE. EESTI EE ae ‘ae often an tmay be roy faim of the cutter, with the appreba of the Hector. (not exerediug. enon an average, ove day ip each week,) Foch fresh meat and frerk vemelabies ae may De equiva~ lent to the corresponding parts ef the retion al C ) wervil NOM AX WELL Ustt live red, Jenther, pen, Rot enumerated to be farmiched at the lowest, W. MAXWELL, Collente ‘Spua yarn. a market price. ——— LA ” Ps. EPOT OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, NOW 448 Broadway, ep etsirs, opyerite Olyw | received, « la Tich cheice of moderster Law pe, Frovch ture per callow. Lomwe elenmed dim the shortest time. wither at the err . HE Prince evees MEDICAL. ABPUIKE wPDICE 4 COD LIV t HR MUNIFL OF ALMIONTY Gop ERT GOODN Be » medicine seat will JRTE PRACTIOAL of Brivace dieses, © grent wom ber of wares a8 life by Homer Be aes, 24 edition Author «i ee work Ben Impoteney. wed by imureper badite | Fowrth edition, 16 plates, Price $1. For ax no Pad & Townsend, M8 Teoedway. and by the Amthor and walforme and form, by Willem FT: ul Score! diseasas, seminal 08 dinenaee of the po we habits of youah, are falthfutiy pes given in plein | ferivea, nea ol shapret om surievere in werehy of aay Wl Broadway, New = | $500 +4 owed lene avian th werlenl ya q UTE enees, being & reg bavogcorfined himet Hoe nihe wresvsettot whe mont aie Aradaate in hia profession. and the trestrent of thie sian. of dis- No. 2 (now called No, 1) Ane to. hile ofiees are al sh eet, INTELLIGRX(E BY THE MAILS, Cur Wasbingten Correspondence, Wasnineroy, Dee. 711 P.M. The Democratic Caucus—The »peakersiup—Scat- tering Votes, &. The democratic caucus has just adjourned. There were eighty-five members preaant—sia more than were at the caucus which nominated Mr. Cobb. Mr. Booth, Mr. Cleveland, and Mr. Wal- do, all of Connecticut, were also preseut. Souil Corolina was not represented Mr. Cobb epoke first. Ue said he had no per- sonal feelings in the matter, and was gratified with the vote he bad obtained. All he asked hie friends, was not to ark him to do anything ineon= sistent with what he eonerived his duty to his fiende ond the pariy. He could po t change hie portion; bis trends must do it for bun, Mr. Johnsen, ot Arkansas, moved to give Mr. Cobb, to morrow, the bincest possinle vole on the firet ballot, aud them let members take their owa course, following their incividual preterment, ; So three or four extravagant speeches fol- owe! Mr. Hubbard, of Alubama, instructed to vote fora Northeru wan, who was right on the slavery question Mr. Cleveland defined hie position. He might individually, as a citizeu—as he had doae at i last presidential electioa--vote for a man who was: opposed to the Wilmot proviso ; bat, ta votin Speoker, he ehould feel bouad we respect the considered himself opinions of his constituente, Mr Andrew Jonson justified Mr. Cleveland's position ia regard to his constituents, and seeased Mr. Inge of baving voted iwice for 4 geatlemaa in tavor of the Wilmot proviso. Mr Richardson wand to know whether Mr. Johnson referred to bin Mr. Andrew Jobuson aaid yes, Here a hitile rumpus took place, which amounted fo nothing, but showed tht Mr. Richardson, who is pressed by the ultra proslavery meg, Was notthe | strong mun of the Mr Thompson, of pneylvanta, made a vel seneible speech, whieh poured oil on the troubled waters, and restored famine £ He said he repre= sented y, 10d wae sorry to see any sectional fewling mauifested He had never asked Mr. Cobb's opinion oa the Wilmot proviso, though he might guess it, Me. Cobo being a South- erm man, The only queetion he ueked was, “is he a democrat?” Mr. Miller, of Ohio, ingisted on adheriag to the caucus nomination. He cited the adhesion of the whigs to Mr. Winthrop; avd the fact that Mr. Winthrop had increased his vote, as Mr. Cobb was falling oft Mr. McLane proposed an amendment to the mo- tion of Mr. Johoson, of Arknnsas, more compli- mentary to Mr. Cobb, cousistug of three distinet reeolutions to this efleet :-— 1. That Mr. Cobb receive the thanke of the party for accepting the vomimation; and that no man, pomioxted by a democratic caucas, could be expected to receive a larger vote than he. 2. Thet in the absence of the assurance that additions! strength cap be obta ned by any eauens Domination, it Was not expedient to make one, 8. That the nominee should be Mr. Cobb, or nebody Mr. Johnson withdrew his resolution, and Mr. Me Lane's amenoment tell with it. Mr. Thompson, of Mivsis-ippi, moved that the caucus now psoceed to a new nomination; to which Mr. Miller, of Ohio, moved an amendment, that the caucus adhere to the original nomiaa- tion. Mr. Jones, of Tennessee moved the previous Bong | ted th ty of supper Gov. Brown suggested the propriety of su te ing the resolutior, that Mr. rt Bek the highest vote that could be obtuned fora caucus nominee, and that there was no reason now for aobering to it any longer, or making a new nomi- nation. Ifa new nomioation be made, it ought sf be Mr. Cobb, and ttus sustaint.g the views ot McLane, which the caucus adopted by a lame vote, rejecting Mr. Thompson's motion to make a new nomipation, as weil as Mr Miller's substitute to adhere to the orginal nomination. This leaves every member of the democratic party to vote as he pleases, and we shall have seatieriag Votes tomorrow in great profusion. There may be a Speaker to-morrow; bat I doal it. Ifa Speaker be elected to-morrow, it will bea whig—either Mr. Wiothrop or Me. Morehead. There considerable feeling moenifested in the caucus, not so much about what had pasaed, bat the manner in which it had been done, Mr. Richardson was evidently pressed by the ultra Calhoun men, though the South Carolina dee legation kept, wire workers, aloof from the scene of xetion; but Mr. Kichardson is not the strongest Northern mua thatcaa be broaght for. ward. Mr. Potter, is even infinitely the strongest thern den and if the pariy do not unite on him, no Northern democrat can be elected. Mr. Potter weuld commaud the votes of oe free soil democrats, which are necessary to @ choice, I have thus given you a brief sketch of the caucus proceedinge this evening, whieh. ifno Spenker be elected to-morrow, may serve a9 a basis of specu. lation till Monday next. Wasu an Dee. 7—Mide’ giep Democratre Cavcus ~Contusion worse ©. The democrats have just come ak dine Cobb is witkdrawn; but no & mination has been made to fill the blank, ‘of whieh [ have just ; t , just in- formed you by +, raph ) excitement is little ahort Southrons and of inte | wina Northrons are equally determined not to 1 yield. Mr. MeLaue made a speech, which was hight” scoken of as an able effi nominated. The eessiosd tracted and @x- citing; but it was found tor, "¥ impossible, wader the prevent etate of feeling, to no T4axte or sustain Cobh, whose friends declared that he *hould not remain & eno che of. ‘The indignation et Cobb's desertion waa enous bot the reasons given, by both of ulira partied, have added fuelto the thine. There will be no eelection tomorrow, in ell human yy roability—the democrats vottng ali sorts of wavs. A Teaction may posetbly take place in Cot favor, in conse- quence of thie vi d we may see him get a larger vote than morrow. Loag Joha Wentworth very eawhaticaliy excliimed, ia my hearing, after the caneus wus over, that he woald vote for Cobb. toon Wit ete hun Tf he does go over, it will doubtless mead the matter materially Disney, of Obi bat he was not was p idute to be made @ apect ia much talked ot but there is rpoken of. qnesti moo Lt have neard of Yet, und the most sensible looking is Holmes, of South Carolina. For many tense it would bea coup de main ot rare dip! y- Severed indignont ulterw men, after the eau. Was over, proposed to inke up an abolitionist, me hot ultra, who would wo the amalgamation and all. Wilmot, it wae thosght, would he too mild adove. It ovght to be such an abolitomet ap pyd Garrison or Fred Doug\ ss. here will be some moet exten rdinnry and ex- ceedingly fonny v tomorre. The whige hink that Wiothrop’s stock ia neing; but tle difficult to see where the votes are m. Distracnen among the opyontiog e required majoruy. Deo. 6, 1349, ‘The Struggle in the Howse The Democratic Party — Movements of the Sth Carolina Delegation— Immense Mexican Spoliation Clam, he &e. It really seems aw if the balloting for Speaker will continue ull the arrival of Mr Butler Kiag » aud the election of a whig in riet, Maseachasetts, to elect Mr. coming f brings them no nearer ¢! Wasnira cox, Winthrop, after all. The democratic party in Congress is without an acknow lk dged leader, and is evideatly acting with= out cencert, or they would not allow Mr. Cobb te be killed by the ine They ought to have had aa understanding yesterday, 'o wate owce more in giving Mr. Cobb the bigh+et possible complimen- tary vote, and then leas off oo some new ap whom Coeb himself ovgit have desunated. It ie, perhaps, wet yet too late for such a step ; but every minute's delay renders the chances of ite euceres more and mere doubtful. ready, alter the firet sidered himeell in the h jority of whom persisted in hie support. to-day dwindled down to lees thaa seventy there isevidently # postion to try some North- erp man—either Riehardeon, of Tinie, of Potter, of Obie. The free sorlera, ws tarus Dhave had an op. portunity to observe, will not unite on Richardson, Who is personally more oljecti mable to them than Mr. Cobb, whore manliness they reapect ; bat on Potter I believe they could rally, and it the South Were to support him, he would make «a reepece teble ron; though it is sull doubrtal wheiher he could be elected. Mr. Potier is not objected to by the free sorlers, and enter taine the doetrin# of pons intervention im slavery, einer to that of Mr. Case or Mr pS 8. The delegation from South Carolina hes played a Very dexterous game. 60 far eupport- ed the couche nominee, to put the free eoilers in the wrong, aud ae it Were, horse de combat, tthe same time, they make no bones of their pre- ference of a Northern to a Southern maa foe