The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1849, Page 3

COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Saturday, Dee 15—6 PM. ‘The stock market opeped heavy this morning, so far ‘as prices were concerned, but the transactions in the Jeading faucies were large. principally for cash, At the first beard, Reading bonds, Farmers’ Loan and Paclem fell off 36 per cent each, Morris Canal %, Can- tom Co. and Long Island 3/ each, Norwich and Wor- werier 4, and Reading RR. %. At the second beard, Reading bonds declined 7% per cent, and Reading RR. H%. The market closed with s downward tendency, ‘The decline in Reading RR. which we bi cipa- ‘ted, has commenced. and the bulls will probably have to submit to much lower prices. Quotations for all ‘the fancies were heavy et both boards, and the indica- tions are in favor of a vetarn to old pric The recent flurry in these subterranean cecurities has { aed the supply in the market, and the bulls are jess able to carry them than previous to the temporary inflation. ‘The Fitchburg Raiiroad has declared a dividend of _ 4 per cent, psyable on the Ist of January, to holders of “stock on the 15th inst, Also, Interest on the new stock |. at the same time. Afcer paying this dividend, the Feit wi has a surplus for the year of $50,000—mak_ ig the whole amount of surplus on hand to be $90,009. — Canal Commissioners of Pennsylvavia have at tant ordeis to draw off the water from the canals of that State, on Thuredey neat the 20th instant, if mot sooner elc sed by ice. The Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad was attached Dy its creditore, sold at auction, aud purchased by a Mr. Rives. He at once proceeded to take up the rails. On complaint, he was prosecuted for injury done to the highway, and was fined. The Court decided that a railroad was granted by the legislature as a public con- venience, a highway, and that neither the company nor individuals had a right to take up the rails, or take any measures that would prevent its use as @ public road. The Oswego Times, in speaking of the commerce of that port, rays:— “ The shipments of Canadian produce through this port under the warehousing law, has largely increased during the «aon now closed. Among the articles thus shipped through in bond for export to 0 foreign ports, the present reason, there have been 200.000 bbis, of flour, including some 2.000 or 3,000 barrels to go forward by railroad, Over and above this amount, some hundred barrels of Cansdian flour have this pert, and paid duties here—probably not barrels, there have alo been imported into thi port 6 bushels of Cavadian wheat. of which areola bushels have passed through im bond for the se: and 243.997 bushels bave been sold, and have hapa duties ber “The Canadian wheat crop of this year was uncom- monly abundant, and of excellent quaiity, nearly or quite equal to the best samples of Geueses. By the Uapeaten and mixing of the last named quantity of apadian wheat, our millers have been evabied to ma- aie into eupertine flour over @ militoa of bushels etlow a ity of upper lake bag it, which would net i> a flour required by New ¥ inspection for sup: ‘The process of mixing uas vee 4 to make a good market, and to enhance the value of both kinds at this point” To show hew rapidly the commercial and agricul” tural interests of Canada are becoming identified with this country, it is only necesrary to state, that last year about 60.000 barrels of Canadian flour and meal reached New York, while this year more than 200,000 barrels bave been put in bond et the Atlantis Dock ~~etores, at Brooklyn. There are, at this moment, over 75,000 barrels Canada four, avd 90,000 bushels Canada ‘wheat, in store, waiting shipment to England and elsewhere, every barrel of which, of course, passed through the Oswego and Erie cana's. But what will most surprise those who have not kept pace with the Canadian trade, !s the fact that there are vessels at this moment at the Atlantic Docks, taking in Canadian flour and meal for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland. Stock Exchange. $12000 US6's, 187, Le “do 4 10000 do Ml fy Canton Co 00 2000 do 1868, coup 1176 do er verte” Jou 120 bomos 41 wo ru) 4 Bug Ey Li 2 m1 7 The 66 Merchants’ B: Way 2h More C Caval lo 100 Phenix Bonk LUNs HG Reading RR 35g ‘30 Leather Man Bank 107%, 89 do BSA 260 Namerican Trust 13." 600 do ald $5; 150 Farmers Trust, 35% 290 do. 3% 100 do ey on do B54 0 do 20 do s40d 36 100, do 36 45 Porte Dry Dook 6s 100 = do 3 SECOND BOARI To ane “Reading RR 5 20 pio 3s {00 Harlem RR 8S 100 N A Trust 13 lwo do be 134 8 do bw oy de 13 5% © do 90 13K Ao is inewers to Advertisements sent Mail must be post paid, they will not be taken from the Post Office. RRA enn BARNUM'S HOTEL, Cavvert Srnest B. FREMONT HOUSE, Tuewont Staext, Bostrom, LrrMoRm WILLARD'S HOTEL, wean Paxsiveyt’s Maxsvem, Wasurveron, D. C. REWARDS. $1 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN of two Trunks, Vist on Friday evening och, going from, the in Unnal street, ny ov hb Cone uy Bowery to hi , a other @ papered Trank, returning them to 69 JAMES DEVLIN. KEWARD.—LOST ON SATURDA between the hours of Lend 3 PM. Wail, Platt, or Will Th ward, by leaving the watch at the viloe of Butler & Evasts, No, # Manover str a2 REWARD.-LOST, ON FRIDAY, THE instant, one hundred and eighty ta, consisting five twenties and eight ten dollar bills on the Chemical The above reward will be paid at 231 Siath avenue, or ura ST A POCKE NY PERSON WHO I BOOK, WITH larze a may enquire in WANTS. ANTED--IN A COMMERCIAL HOUSE. My vy! a hotel, a sity tion o _ some years SEVERAL CLEVER AND EFFI r 7: your, men, wainted with the whole 4d Hlosiery trate, may find permancat employment by applying E. STEWART & CO. Drondway, up stair ANTED-—A COMPETENT DRUG thorongh knowledge of every eon * Nene others need apply. Address, C. T. Nou 10, Herald office. W ANTED—IN A SMALL Pas ate FaMity, A arrt 5 branch of the B., box to do the ral hourework need apply bat thore who give the best of ity reference, Pat morrow, ween the hours ot idand fd o'clock, we 00 Green strest, hy tween Spring and Prince. O MEROHANTS AND OTil t. having been estab) house, Ge man Jar Some of the most respectable firms in the city, he Ria appeal to the mercantile community will Aline addressed to box No. 31s ¥. fon. mz me po “THe HOWDAY OTHE PATRONIZERS | OF BROA DWAY—WOLYDAY Presents, & pew and very ehere assortment of em= ‘oidered Collars, Linen a korchie(a, Gaarstanrece Cut, jabite, Isce Capes, Berth be. for holy day hv. PAR _86 Breed way, next International Art Union, PRESENTE AN ENTIRE NBW AND BEAUTI- a) pattern of Geld Pen and Pencil =m Geld Pen, fitted complet ay grade, a1 the offs of the Poa) Brondway, up # FLOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLL bare —SILVER plated Waiters. Baskets, Onstors, m Papier aa, ait, (rene, vatiaty caver Cosh Gases, ard lewelty, Re. ; ail of which are rede at the lo te YOUNG & L AV, 19 itiden tame = A SUM OF MO’ re A BUM OF PANT, YOUNG, & RULIS, Corner of Broadway and Chambers street, ———$$ Pe eregee pat TO yas, A tren ” roaee int man of Cie Le a en quasese ‘with roy a am prunleatious wil nov bo noticed. SUCAR ! MANU FA TURIN Crepe ihe Warns Di Dissiod st Al el M And ids we pabliohed the dee bog e relation to westic temporary. care, erik wu eeen ery ‘acetate of pocneuarerese 00 pot feel iuclined t to enter mare fully u d that Mr. Arriste would gegamente in our favor. delay, but the arrival of ey The acetate which bas but that ot lead ma | the oxides of that ‘nosh be employed in the making of glazed and yd apparatus in which food might be rnd absorb some portion of the hubstance. it be that this has oeeasioned this istake of the What consequences may that jsurnl fe draw from 1he hey are manufacturing at tin ar badoee, Mauritius end tHe “Raat Tuthes, by hi ted blist eh affect of the ‘sition made at the bis article. bel ren sao comp Hed to divide fe | endl my lette pose ol wt that it is aot on into two parte, nat which ch fotlowing is the firet. Were- ourisland, but bere this jent is h ploseure to our rendete :—— Faro breaks ou voked by El Faro, which being compelled to anawer Decause it woul ‘hen the m a if that paper the here ur rivals, aud Dertrayla in inn glowing ‘colors the at's geod defence abound se muuch f asm bound te | terrible ‘snd holy indiguation which would jon ot ri | She minds of his imnocent trienoa, upon hearing my afvressid Spartin the discussion raised by the Diario dete Marius, | siwple chal ‘The Faro says, that 1 ianust be well con- concerning the use of the acetate of lead and other matters | will not be accepted, because our rivals {oo bumertue mention; im which controversy my totter | may find themselves, like some other manufacturers, obliged (dictated bj @ secret procers, But every rule has exeup: atracked. this remark is especially applicable to th e wt 1 fool for our country) has been the discussion the more readily, b ‘urne cea which might best be suited to 1p at they have failed to flad othors best hnown'to the solentiig world; ‘and it would be Surange indeed, ifit had beew reserved to the English manu laecturers ‘aloue, to diseover secrets leas likely to be known by, {hem than by more vompetent judzes, ‘true, that war proclaimed before the Faro mean by this phrase, tl from our observation seme to the De opriety of wai 0 manufacture of sugar, finding itee!f, according to ite own ad-— mrseion, in an ete olf A notwithstanding ite Srenmoente, (somowhat west.) le haviug te prove that the | Dille ofoe Evglish reaner ha jo use of it. This is not stran, Would be e decau if oa of the En itecht aoce pted eaused it much un Be not alarmed. We would know how to take propermea- instinct, it bas ad sures in this respect. Would yeu moreover kno duced by my proportion tremely simple: it is ne Shtcintog ots ‘a pater Wha convenience could there be in adopting this measure? ie it that others might also take advantage of it? What object bas & manufacturer in view, whea@e conefally conceals his he alk yu antage of y this points it somenbet hugemtonnty attribetes thecommence= | ment of {he discussion, moc only co the Diario de la Marina, | secret ? 1s it 0) thy ing from i Lut also to me, laying aside the object of my ear as a rhecerical artifi eumal hi er, making — party? Would a patent secret? On the contrary, uring prevent him frow making | would not s patent be th the exclusive bencfit of the procs my letter in its tr eryor into which it hae fai hat gave rise to my ratsed the question concerning th not the London Standard? which accusation, which might prej Saaaily ‘Just to both partice? mas ot the subject treated of, the current aad general use of | ‘Doce not the matter concern the investigation of the truth, That substance on our sugarestatewund thous of Brasil? Waa | and do not the vast interests involved. in the sugar business senot then easy and natural that [, ag might have pose da @ | deserve that the truth should be known ? by any cther lover of the trath, rhould tal ‘ato explain to us why Brazil and Cubs alot his well worth t 4 can it inforia us whether the Standard h: bat it was proper to use My 9 arnestly as the Paro, or teaiopel tho rece tuto which she Bnglisn joe could have no other object than the exa evuses which occasioned that error. Such, whence the reluctance ds, to adopt a measure ined in feaignation dij the 0! hoot ‘of my letter, This is at once apparent to the most p y ret re ice, good caval observer, and to any one who will take the trouble t | senée, and public would dispose uf the oppo read it attentively. I thought I Perecive concealed | sition coming from that quarter, the bI tehind the fps rom | the hand that eallgt AMUSEMENTS. THRATRE.—ON MONDAY BVENIN ‘will be repeated thi sg EN—Louie XII on, ii a ‘Acwmin, Mr Bi Samm ‘ ar "Lester; Wail Winter, Mra. J. » Jr.; Constance ire C. Wemves, ow looal, Mi aol AcK-Jack Munroe, Miss 3, Mr. Winans; Miss Dowling, Gen Wades: Uns Weel actos, “Gaotrenat optic: exes Urine at 7 Mery, 125, Bi Miss Look: taint ence with SECOND THOE, ‘ants Boencsersedion, Me &. Burke; Mrs. ‘Trapper, Mrs. Mucxy; Teadora, Mra. Hf. wood. To comolude with the fares entitled the PUANTOM pays KFasT—Mr. Deeperly, Mr. La ge Augustus Fitz- mi ferdo: Des Smith; Rose, at 7 o'clock. a2 a paesseo: tenn lana Beenie AXy, Tas att ree? Ea @ur Washington Correspondence, ton nea why i, Me. Piupdochy oi ark ‘Wastunatox, December 14, 1849. apr Metencrants, ME Stuarts ‘Gortude, Mix. Win | No Speeker—Propres ofthe Squabble inthe Howse. EON tan See i fags of Fu A stranger, on visiting the ball of the House to-day gan beter, 3 Hat 3. Chapaan Fa pits Ba | sor the first time this session, could not fail to be struek Sti MEF cicleck, ‘Prisee of humisslon: Forks Deose | With the signs of an omnous and perplexing state of things. The principal galleries were crowded with Parqui ne cits; to the Family and Third Circle, ladies, and every other seat or corner in the hall, or lobbies, or galleries, was appropriated. The gathering was such as is only to be seen on some great cocasion. ‘The members, in twos and threes, some standing, some sitting, some sauntering up and down the aisles, were Nis: {SHORTLY WILL BB PRODUCED FIRST Unie i America I, porgeous corals panto; im etitrection of Jerome Ravel ealied be MAGIC STAR. Music selected aud com ‘Eugene Fenelon; scenery by Mr. Grain and hinery by Mr. Galbraith and’ assistance ; Lehman ; costumes by mi tricks and chan invented by M Mr. Taylor and ausistants ; characters by the whole Ravel chiefly engaged im consultations upon the snarl in ‘amily, No cost has beer in thé get which they had tied up the House, and on the various ling eft Feo eae may be conn raced, fig staring ciuai | expedients for @ Speaker. As they wero about pro- op this ¢ 8 WO conte, ceeding to the unfinished business of the last two Mcnenes OLYMPIC TREATRE.-MR. NICKIN- fit. Monday Evening. Deo. 17th, 1849, to com- mence with the musical interlude of the WATERMAN—Tom OF '76—Abel Graham, Mr. Nickinson; Mrs Leland, Mra, Ish~ erwood; Isabella, Mies Nickingon, After wach A BOLD STROKE FOR A 'B. oes Ful] rr Waleot: Dor ee ee, THE yh ‘Berman eS 1 Niekinson; finan, Mr. Conove ‘Mr. Palmer; Louise, Miss Nicklnsoas uRome THEATRE.—MONDAY EVENING, pee S49, will be performed t dic ais 1 82" MY FATHER—E. Folix Flighty, Mr. Brougham; Mrs, Berip, Mrs, Baxter, oliman, After which, the’ new’ com y of the SERIOUS FAMILY-—Cha: ‘Torrens, i» Mr. 0. W. Clark o ier Mr, Brougham; Fram Ving weeks, the Senate having adjourned, a number of the most distinguished members of that body came in, Mr. Clay among them, to watch the progress of this besati- ful puzzle on the negro question. Several expedients of escape were proposed trom this triamgular affair, im which the several sides neutralize each other, aud re- sult in nothing. M gn proposed an election by 4 plurality vote. Mr. Williams, of Tenuesece, submitted the plan of dropping the lowest candid. m each succeeding A Merrcaw DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.—THE Seoond Annual Benett bss 3 aiven at the Astor Place Opera House, on the ae Year's Day, 1850, the gratuitous use of that ostabl ueaes having besn liberally granted by the lesece, M. Maretzek. All professional per ns, musical or otherwise, who would wish to assist in the inments to ia provided, ore livited to seud their to the committee of dines te Bein IN, ALLACK. Jr,, and ran TePENDS LR, Atthe Onice’ or the Association, Chinese Buil RS. FR FRANCES ANNE KEMBI&—THIS TALENTED lads iaviee Primed her valuable services, the Annual Concert o' od n the Si ritish Emigrant Pocietios race, on Monday evening next, arts will comprise a sel Tat ular Airs. Ducts, lor, Si, nor fmi- "Part. the accond will commence with thedinglish National Anthem of “ God the fhosclo parts hy the above disti and Orchestra. Immediately after whic Kemle will Fead Shakapeare's ps 1 8 open at half: at balf-past seven. Tickets to at the Ta 7th ip and third ua oD from the mages approved an: ignore Amal ‘ran y of “As you Like neert will commence be had from either of the anagera, the principal Hook and Music Store ier ‘Dflee of he British Protective Emigrant Socicty, 1 yond street, or at the doors om the evening of the per- formance. I perceived sheltered benind that from 'dny iS more soci: | ous and dangerous foe, In plain language, and to usetew | words, I considered the Standard, » paper which supports the protective system in England, only as the organ, the is convinced that SPEOIAL NOTICES, AAAAAAN ALA EEE EAA AA AAA 0 CARMEN.—IF THE CARMAN WAO TOOK A Pianoforte, case of meg atrunk, from 113 Walker ym the 26th of No belonging to Jolu H. Bate, at No. 0 A tt will confer a favor. s noe Pravin _ of speaking, im) ing 1D it seg spre, by ita wa init OF B mag Ys ngs whieh it has rabundance materia), he sor le wi expi ay Sie wa limita Kmyloye its columns in troating of so tine | 200, Mr Ellis retiring from th 4 TIFFANY, ey & ELLIS. before Feb. 1, and re: d the neighboring as spection of jure the ao- tis not merely for the single and silly juring Brazil or Cuba; an hon Roe Ad | Referring to the above, we @ quite contemptible. It would be otherwise, | termined to sell our entire stoc! however if the object of tbe journal be to ownvert another's | folly suggest to our fri {ayury into the prot of ite own party, aud in this case ite | that they will consult their Janguage isin Keeping with ite previous course, its political whieh will be m: nd ix faithtul to the tark, good or bad, which it | iy ken, Politically speaking, such & course is quite | lo intelligible. is thi ms of my letter? What motives has El Faro to doubt, hy, as it saya, does my prank call the | same res] y a to reality ftteution ef that paper, while it iaputeston ether motives? | We are now opening our Fall importatio ill have Did you then discover in that letcer the intention of recom= | Pleasure ef showing a very mus eG of new, mending to oux planters tho use of acetate? What cunning | Rich and desirable goods than haa ¢: tis now, for furry hi if | salen this country. TIPPANY, YOUNG & ELLIS. communicated to you thit Singular discovery? Wi El Faro have the goodn ite Saingle phrase, « Hine, 0 57. ,GEORGE'S ANNUAL CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN atthe Tabernacl December (7th, ‘on which occasion Mre. semble has ibe dered her services, and will ‘Shi HAY You‘ Like Te" “alse, he following va ced:—Signorina Amalia Patti ignor ei rinission of Max Maretck re. Rdwas vee. ‘Burwon, Es. a Mr. G. Loder's past 6. Commence ‘of Richard Hoffman, a ¢ obtained of the the spe Denes onge at balt- Dollar—to officers of the nthe Committee of Management, and Music Stores. For particulars see small bills. IRCUS, ASTOR PLACE, THIRD AVENUE AND Bighth street.— John Gossin, the Glowa, cugaged for nix nights, whose style of persormanc: ts, Fe~ ond rich hits av tl ‘dy "times, are xctualely nie own— ture in the leopard’s Den, tile Carroll, under & ‘years 0 of age, who Animals with the confidence of the netrumental Bai at half-paet Jheromenom, Mar, Will perform’ the Wild Van Amburgh. Mr. W. B. Carroll in his grost two -Rugcies as the F'ying Voltigeur, Bevides 12 d Acts in the circle. Boxes 25 Chil- half-price; Pit, one shilling. Deore open ab hail- past on Petformance to commence at To'clock. even @ word, used by me, which conveys a Timorese meaning IRE hotels ape] BY THE BROOKLYN INSU’ LS a] from what Ihave just state Company, No. Fulton street, Brooklyn, and No. I would fecl a particular pleasure in favo ing the precipi- | Mercbents' xo jet, Ni tate retreat of Kl Faro, by taking up a Gifferemt duestion | tablia spay ccntinues to take ris from that touched upon by me; but I regee' that bu th forest ate 8, merchandise, furniture, casion I cannot follow th ry fk as favor ‘terms as any similar inatit sTuas “AND NEW YEAR'S & prisons: Itwas not I, but the Di io de Ia Marina, whieh with graat tact, and at'a most opportune time, raired the important question. This, however, is not a very important point. I | Goods and rticles.— cannot, however, coi eeal mye pena ler El Faro come | ai 0 the trade aud out so prematurely, and out 1 pe © pe H.W; LEEDS pooh be ojanr, the whole 13th and 2th Decenber, at th press of the I 4, and fort treet, commencing at ‘compact ph: Say, the went splendi sha tenga rely. deavor to | new articles of rare nique styles ever before offered at ‘consisting in part of the followin auction in this country, f Parian Statuary —: most beautiful and desirable goo: tat rer! ol very small fraction of the E ish people, specimens, rare and costly, viz: The Last St fle Ye ay Sead prevohed by soy ous, and it tabee up the matter with | Bic ng fils Son, Titan, Ni Girl, Cups faycho, ponte a ww rth which would have been quite suitable to the Stan dard, but quite outot placein the Paro. Ja trath, 1 did not | te expect this, mn order to gratity the | the identity which it seek aages peper and myself. jer paper, Tam will to establish gbetw “is most important, wer ® Costly China Tee services f | Fich avd beautifel ever oftered at publi sale, ‘Fino qcosht tobe | Cn Chinas l0 very Tare and beautiful copies from origient resented iteclt ta | printi by tho most oele~ relation to our chie 7 epponene will not, | expec soning which T shall tubinit "Will Bi Faro be satisfied with argutnoute based on Setual tacts, and which derive irom these teote na irresistible force? ding furtier, it would be pro which Bi Faro dwells ‘with singular eat with referemee to Mr. that thi jastry. t, reject as ceomene, the oa, Glove Box ‘and other article tiful se renee SB losant, Bronce and Ortorlu Clocks, by the hret Parisian marufacturers. and wertanted. Also, Statues, Grow Brackets, in Bronze, by the celebrated artists, Fratia au ene. AUCTION INOTICE DRAPER, WARRENS, & MON~ tant will sell, at Ni day. ale instant, tire stock of real is d Bear! bei given to us, to'our Bord for the promction of My an aud to our government? Shall wo recvive more eredi Are we not still more interested parties? For greater ol a I will divide the description into two parte, widely dif- ‘coring. 7 ved M4 ig it really that gry use se the acetate? it to mek fit? u ustrial world, public opinion is so powerful inhty, where there oy of peri diene the ne 28 Jous defenders of the iateresig terr will where | | hy, the day previous to the tecret has not. transpired Be DRAPER, WARRENS, * MONTANT. —LA splendid sale of real 1 whieh ay= it now re= | satan is purpose of epreading it | $i ing been disco x vealed in an Havana. pay throughout the mercantile pinion, 1 may be permitted to say. is not eo | &f big, when the matter concerns pe ings and pen term haughty, wish” by Hire Shawls, 12 Squere do, and 115 scarta, are some of the most splendid and costly Shawls as a whole, im variety of colors tig ott where patrictir the subject at public an quite enoth her Shawls will be priety of the use Pubite ‘sre so intalligent’ where th u TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER 4} AS, » held Furaiture, Pine | Pelae mi ‘ther qualily as ecu | & tamily giving up beusekecping CJoners and tue’ Whenever it might rity happea = oll on Tu y. at 10 o'elock. at No. that any incitianat or fumily foll tim tothe horriole, | Per of Broadway, itnre of iy d to the acetate, then itis 9 be | Keeping, ot t inquert would mot bo dilatory i | ae, Until tht that publio will to ite sed contrary be proved. that is, that either the pride or power of that vation fe pu to detect poison wh Rene exicts, (Jor it may indoed be used without leaving Teast trace.) 1 be permitted not to receive the assertion incomtrovertivle proof of the error jnto fallen, in attributing the use ofthis ery do~ ra Belgatie Geographical, an irks. alae, a complete a aU Stationery, together “with: all ths Principal Paiiy, and Weekly Newspapers and) Magazines, r f article in the trade supplied and for ith despa Books mailed. Prompt tion y Work ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported ©. MORGAN. ajoining the Pest Office, New Orleans, La, rrangemente hi tmade with the a y of ar bo furlously, was then, and ie ab thie very time, (7 i } mating Use of this very enme substance, and what the Faro may likewise not know, he isin this ‘opbela and peo~ testes by th 4 my adversary | ich andouteedly thew URTON’ wee Bey s 4 VIRW OF NEW YORK. —sust Pv BLISMED, d City of Ne feet long: set p Tiched: shetehed om the pot, ad W. Burton 22 Broadway, Printed in style of the att, by BARONE B MASON, LIT Patton York. Price $3, retail. A Uberal disconne mate to the ingle with are. ed to, and ad: r hly hold the Bogiiat the government of France, where the Faro | that putetance is prohibited, chat ot Belgium. ia relation to h that journal makes the same assertion with equal Frsvity he government# of Spain, te nd B ave gr pureharers of the ‘Doet etent to overthrow th oy, ud, Kuesia, German 4's similar priv a copy forw | presented by the obtaining of @ pa’ TPPER CANADA MINING COMPANY, —NOTICR 18 +" i Annual Meeting of the know, Mining’ Company will be erstane tha the pri c | or been applird any wher ng the A hy | owners thereof as seme hing leas than outlaws And assaast iY | ICs proper to dispel this vew erro S Orrice or rue Uren Cawana AMILTON, Nov. woates with the epi neve ia that very Londen. 1 repeat, shey ate at present anna turing by that method. Are we ‘The Mev OTICE TO GENTS.—IF YOU WANT YOUR WINTER Clothing well cleaned: dyed, altered or repaired for t | enmuing holidays, take them to No. 6 Murray nee A more o your tailoring dor expeditiously, cannot be found in the city. ATMEAL—FIFTY BARRELS OHOIOR QUALITY ‘ream Untmeal: ty do. Irivh do., for sale in lots . G, FROST, 236 Front street contracted for the tet for the manufacturing of 6,09) tong, equiv= ee who have contracted in Gf the fret quality low b; ar. Brow. and corner Doupae sat | ‘Fourth « IRUTENANT WILLIAM I, BROWNE'S LAND AND Popsion Agency Oileo, 42 Or ( p [will pow ma onsempiion iecalcuinted in Great Britaia at | for each person; co factured with the r the United States, AMES G. MOPFRT, SOLAR AND ufneturer, 10 Fulton street, three ‘amps, of all kinds for Tard, camp a for ebw #, steamboata, hotels, Ro. Girt olew Iver, lt oF ‘brome! Hall Lanterns jeu, Wholesale ond retail, at the ierg. 'N. ihk—Solar amd Astral Laraps al- or fluid. ‘ae, exolaim :— | | tm Englond sug dangerous process whatever, employ- | © of mm refineries, over whichgovernment may exefeiss a wiper tisien, could not be eoncrale in Rogland they do ant juenufacture in the vefineties with woetats of lead, bse this agent ‘aithongh it hae ‘act teen, 16 Fulton steeet, Od Prohibited Belgium. Doctor Sooifera, whe a factory, 121 Prince str idl obtel f with a e, met with ae success 2 ICH ROSEWOOD FURMITURE LADIES OR GEN- in Grew he then thought of trying tho West | AR cntempiating hing New ta aK, a Rosew, a got all thi Sepishics, their hovses or he Furniture, cant ot alt of by riety, atyles, oF Pptiees at WAGNER RsTONRY'S. ato Puncan Phyfe, 1% Fulton street, New York, FROADWAY, BY L. BIRSONFELD & CO— Cheap French nilemen's Furn' west style, will be formation? I hall here~ of the fact cited by me, t . the Faro may consider present let niabment whie b pr ines Otrovertible, For. t So recover from the | 476 ar Saas, Lil TTON, LAMB, AN VEAL.-- THR UN- will expose fer enle daily, at his Old Stand, 3 } ral thie ststement must b Ove preduced on it; and let it be sntiefed with the Himpte, vatement of the fact, without my fu names, | for whick’ 1 am not nutherized. rom the herror which this mews 10) nicn Wath same hee hoiceata meats the markets af i Lt y solemnly and p present, faciicney « compel py to My ellen. ‘i Sat f seem authentic a Cc i. ogone at TARTORE REDUCTION IN dispore of the entire of their “hook ot lion “hook ve vl oy “favorite argnmen ¢ of ime Fare te thas eet poy | Backs, Paletote, before ae’ oe are made a stil Could this jourmal tn wine wht farther reduerion in. price: broidered merino TUtEments where the pr tani Backs, $8, $10, = ae, vient a to $19, Ladies poweut be Gy nee Re ae bi ro rs wore who are not gu ppt a, sa appropriate pre- ro that the same propric foreaaia paven’y | gemt for the comm wv u all. which has coused it 50 much ho,*f0r, are likewise ote (305 Broadway. ae me i « ™ eet BE ALLEQHANIARS—FOR OWS NIGHT ONLY. Broadway Tabernucle. The Alleghanians snnounce that they will give a Concert at the vf Tabernacle, on Tuesday evening, Decomber 18, 1849. Thee ‘ll a's chefce uslection. of somgs, duets, such as have met with the uaivorsal pints throughout the sioclovine. Tickets ? count of the wea! Miks, WAY FOR THE BELL-RINGERS !—GRAND ‘Musical Entertainment ; one week only. Society Library their new and splendid Highland costume. Gemponatoginns, ar Brie Bell ingerntespestealls sey to the citizens of New York, that they will commeuice a series of their peculiar certs at the Society Library Room, o1 rs evening ner, December I/th.. For purvioulacs eve err Conrad Freebertshyeer, musical, dirsetor. ad at the pri music stores, and At the door. Diors cyen nt j to commence at 734 o'aleok. hore: helt Erie‘to the GuifocBt, Lawrence, thencenp the wild srrlnted Sud unknown Sccuevay. The Mirror commences Ho move at Jock nightly. Afternoon ex)ibiti and Saturday at 2 0'elock, Admission 2 cel price, MR. CHARLES nnounce to the eitize elooutionar ent int 8 from tl oun jay evening, Deo. 19, M "GRAW'S pe NATIONAL FANORANIO Painti om. th Atlantic Ocenm, oats ! hare - rivers, cities, towns, vi 6; im fine, every tai ut the entire route, d hime “ire 4 *' 8 world. Painte Asai rnell, new ex~ ‘@ Niblo's. Doors object of interest’ throu the most remastic and bere | Bi, Soeene ae bit sat pa t hall past seven. Tickets conte; ebildrem half price. iiberal arrangements made ‘with schools. a ae See e SPORTING. Arran) anna Gis BT ORT— EDESTRIAN ‘MATCH A SECOND ch has been for $200, to p udekest (nek each stone to be Revket at the start enday next, 17th pi 7 4 yard apart, o aad ttn a F°, SALE—ONE ROTARY AND TWO STRATGMT. Fives Evpine Turning Machine: working on watch Rite welt: . ete. to the pur- chaser, if desired. aye ny CHA ERRET, No, 9 John stroot, N.Y. . EDWAKD YOR SALE—IN IRRERY CITY, A VERY DESIRABLE house and Jot, wituated in Montgomery, above Grove oer cot was buile by ite elt ‘expressly tobe his owa dwellin nd is Lined on the north ant D ‘The garden is planved with colleg~ p of hardy, climbing, and perpetual ros whole delightiul residence. There 4 on the rear, formerly ooaupied Ti is offered for $2.90 16 ba an remain on mortgage. Ap ly om the preseloes, i 20 Maiaen La N. B.—This place will be offered to the highest bidder, on Tuerday mor 4 o'clock, “Sale on the pres URERS “FOR SALE “AT BAL- tl established house, doing a good and in- in Saw manufacturing, withall the necossa- 4 on moderate terms, either with or without Purchaser cam reside v ings at 15 ACUUM PAN.—~ONE SIX FEET Vact M PAN. perfect order, For nle by J. CHAM, 119 Wail In rf RGAN FOR SALE-—A PING TONED couaon Organ, with six stope, swell and octave of pedals, in Gothic ea: Ssbove iuetrament Js of superior tone and werkmanetl HA. LEAMAN’S Organ faoiory, 24 tireet, entrance in Cottage place. FRICES TO LE A LARGE FRONT OFFICE, AND email o ached, ow the third etory; also, small Rooms ve 1.1 a aes mechanical purposes, of bed rooms, Si Nassau street. Baquire of the Boot Store, zpaveeen, THREE bow til T 7, id like to retain part, ame, Thomas, box No. Address by note, Herald often. = g UNION. “THe DISTRIDY take place at Nib the evening ef D mitted the ftatvetten, and the members Among the p Leutie, Purend, Huntington, Edmonds, Gray, ” Chureh, Bingham, Doughty, Morse, Glenn, telle, Oddie, White May’ Dew, Bonfield, itinck= other disting nm and resident artiete, some of which cost $1. each, Bach member is eutitled graving of Youth from Cole's nd many the basatiful y is no- he present collection, Amerioa. equally rich # or the pr oh ul heen exhibited bacriber, eqns led opportunity for seh taining & valuable retury for a ATR DANG ING AND rs ING ACADEMY, Bord street, Mr. 8 Paves, BOARDING, es AAAAAAAAAAAAAA VAS Boe ING.—A NTLE: PY, ANDA fer temen oan, daved with board gentoo! family, where there sre bu reoms are forpighed and airy, between way and Bim street. CeSING~ BAe in clean trial till an election was secured. Mr. Woodward, of South Carolina, proposed & omeeee |} Speaker, uatil the other officers should be elected, and that then the House proceed to the rej ection of their presid- ing officer. His object was, first to get the wcondary difliculty of dividing the loaves and fishes, out of the way, betore undertaking to determine the poate quee- tion. Mr. Root, of Ohio. in a flery free soil speech, op- posed ail these propositions, ‘ll other expedivats which looked to aa evasion of, or compromise with the South, on the question of slavery. The free aoil senti- ment of the North would admit of no evarions or dodg- ing, or compromising, or anything ot the sort. Mr. Root spoke with the earnestness of 4 backwoods preacher at a revival, and approved himself a regular free soller, dyed in the wool and dried in the sun ‘Mr. Andrew Johnson, one of the wheel horses of the ‘Tennessee democracy. and iu many points the most radical man in the House, in his democratic notions, followed next, in an ult upon the administration, which he declared to have been faithless to the South and condemned by the people; and was particularly bard upoo Mr Wiathrop. before whom, a4 an insidious enemy and the original mever of the proviso in the House, the election of Joshua R. Giddings. was to be teferted, who was atleast bold and open in his hos- bmn toslavery, Mr. Johnson also called Mr. Holines to task for consenting to Winthrop’s election; to which Mr, Motmes re piied that ould never upbraid hiaself for heving favored am able acd finished genticman as of the House, The whig side of the House their hands, and were joined by some of the effective point in # good actor is the discriminating crities of URTON'S THEATRE.-A CARD.--T. B. JOMNSTON has the pleasure of informing is friends and the ater Wie Henetit will take placeon Frida Ky Pit 49, on which oecasion a variety ot entertainment wil bo produced, cimbracing the whole strength of the valeatod company now performing there, Box book now open. ALT Ay OPERA rig Ay eormod, fer tho fh 3 Fm #4 Hoare Signor Forti; PBario Maria, Sign’s, Bertucea; Armanso di Gon: rink, Ker 4th a at Direct in America; Aubry, a Parozsi, Conductor ane Director, Led Lo i "Géatv ° by Mi Hollerman. Prices of { admission— we for the night or seas of porformance—Varquet, $1 joors open at 7 o'clock—to commence Pl i ed iii it Ps ia rling Comedy!—Brilliant Pani feseauoss in the" afheresen abds ond eveulug a3 734 The detachment of the original and wonderful Ravel F those celebrated Gymniasts and Pantomimists, the M tinettt Family, who appear at f Gree ded Whaley veuormous “Bos % Santicloton, Crocodile. Admission to the Mf tien Beene © Obildren | 10 PHILADELPHIA-- TOR RE- Patronised sort at the Nealth and fesbion of the olty. | by the first men of the nation. Performances ia t room every afternoon and evenis id on Sonera in G Last week of * Dru cars. Stanley, Winthrop, Schenck, and course of the wide range which he pur- sued in his remarks. His rpeech, of two hour’s continuance, had at least one good effect ; for, directly after he had finished, the House resclved ‘almost unauimously to preceed to the election of a Speuker, and to keep at it, without debate, till something was don cw open forvherare, | ‘The forty-secend, forty-third, and forty-fourth expe- gest and most complete | riments at an election brought out Lynn Boyd, of eollection of Wild Bei ever exhibited in Ameri- | Kentucky, as th ading democrat, and ‘Taward Sten- sa, fncluding many rare Noveltios. Asolendid | jey, of North Carolina, as the favorite of the whigs, i be ive nily at Stund9 ovclock, of fests. q oe Oe Seaity falling bontak\ alintaghe ents, Ponies, and other animsis. Mr. Brooks | Mt Winthrop gradually £, » ir the Dens of Licas and ‘Tigers. Admission 25 centa; | had, as yet, many friends in the House, who still be- Thtlaten sader 3 half price. ‘Exhitition open from 13g toa | lieved in the probabilities of his election. and 636 to 9 P. M. On the euinouncemens f Le Bago of Mer - fourth ballot and no election, the House adjourned, PRANKLIN, THEATER, Pith ipet ge tg 7 @ failure to adjourn over to Monday re ise ¥ slight prospect of a Speaker to-morrow; but very slight Srems present appearances. ‘The Brown disclosure is dropped by common con- rent. Mr. Brown is as effectively killed politically as Martin Van Buren. ridiculous attempt to earry ron both shoulders, and ® tub full on bis head, bas drowned him beyond recor We understand that , ry; rare speci~ Sosmorama: Patier Mathow's i@ born without Arms. 7 OOLOGICAL iu LL, ta japager.—This and will Be found to. cS ERY. G. C. QUICK, 185 Signor Bliss, the ‘india rubber man, with o veriety of other entertainments, An afternoon performanco ev ines Boxes 46; Pit i Stage day apd Sacariy at 8 o’cloe! Private Boxer, $2. y diiioulty between Mr. Duer NT EXBIBITION.—E VE BS’ GRAND avd Mr. Meade was settled inst night by mutual ex- chain Giger sumnnes Rowng Sense nee saee curston, taviog the trouble of « run to Biadeosburg and vening, fur @ short season, prev! a gba the ice, don st, Stoppani’s Panvrame tall, Brosdway, by the police, ificent’ chef fe Wasnixcton, December 14, 1849: Speculations Concerning the Tariff of 1842 and that of They ated om over 40,00 feds of enavase! being by aero ral Fpl chown fat Sop, lasgeee Dal ting in the world. ee 1846, $e. He. ee hk Ee ti. ila ¥ at While the House is busily engaged in endeavoring to an. The See chun lecbines seeanfteds eal fr’ ts settle the slavery question, the Wilmot proviso, and the foie, om. Dome Srarepeen oan bo Dept v) territorial governments of New Mexico aud Deseret, Billion of 2 allin advance of the organization ef Congress, I will y | the’ ian opis employ what little leisure I ean command to more rea- sonable and profitable pursuits, The House li deter- mined to drive the free avilers to the wall, or else com- pel them to take the responsibility of the present dis- tracted state of the Union and of Congress on their own shoulders. They shall not disorgentze, and charge the disorganizing spirit on the other part ot the Huse; they shall state their object; and, as men, stand or fall by it. Bush fighting will not avail them auy longer, nor will they be able to justify théir factious, techoteal, political free soilism, by the free soil sentiment which pervades the people of the North ‘There is a wide dif- ference between love and prostitution— between a pure, holy, religious principle, and the technical display of it for sordid purposes, So soon #s the House shall be organized. and the la- very question settled, by fair wad honorable compro- mise, as it may be without yieidiog any principle on either side, the tariff will become the great matter of diccussion. It is traly remarkable, on conversing with the real business men of Lhe country, aside from poll- tics or politicians, how very few are the changes really desired in the tariff of 1540, A few of the whigs desire specive duties; and Mr. Meredith, as their representa. tive, will, no doubt, recommend moder ties in a few cares, Butit is an ascertained fact that no specific duty on anything cau pass elther touse of Congress. Indeed, quive arespectadic Bumber of whigs will vote againet any specitio duty. After the specifics Wil) be disposed of, the question will arise: “Wat al- of the Burning of the Yack Th three years odock Pan ani Saturd ren, half’ price, Giiddon’s "Hi Panorama’ fi patie” price 26 conte. Vor other partiou- MERICAN agnicuLtu RAL ASSOCIATION.—Da. course of mix Le th SC! JHOOLS, Meee ne Fn PReMivM "AWARDED rive xagne.- road Liv MITH'S Writing Rooms, py eorwaret Reade street p Tuctio ies, 11 o'clock, A. M.; gent tnd « clock, P. ¥. daily, excepting aturdays. 2; struction gre at all other hours dw teration vn be made bene tetally in the tariff of Ls40!”? $6 for ten $10 for ts The first alteration prepored will be the restora: of Sister the poedirdys Keon the free list as regulated by preceding tariffs, so as to aw materials of ma- let in. duty free, as formerly. ¢ GERMAN GENTLEMAN, R AT STATEN | nufactures. This, I think, will rucceed; wad tt t# a re- take Bnlia . and would tesco | markable fact that it will bein exact accordance = A note, addressed to H. W * | the principle laid down ia Mr. Walker's tre Se ewes Sn eee report of December, 1¢45, and from which he n parted. He declared therein that “ruilicieat means can be obisived at the our duties on the articles now subjected to duty; but if Congress desire a larger revenue, it should be procured by taxing the free articles, rather than to Cranscead, in any case, the lowest revenue duties, it ts thought, ho rever, that without exceeding this Halt io any case, an ade- yue duty will still be prod AGUAGES—THR. UNBRRSIONED HAVING LivED re tl prive te fomilice, wanes fore WATON, 8 No, 9 Sixth avenue, : BRIG SOLOMAN EATON, | the addition to the free List of walt For freight, to 4 that BRL Ai & the free list of the taciff of But he was overruled by the House, which taxed msay ar- ticles in the free list, aud retained # duty oa sale. It isa well Known tact, that Mr, Walker nas uaitormly adhered to the principle set forth ia that report, bot ‘as to exempting ralt from duty aad retaining the free list of 1842. |udeed, rt is difficult to peresive how any who is #0 upon principle, can de to tax teriais Of manufactures, which tax must ad whieh, ia f duce no revenue, because the very sual they bring into (he treasury 14 more than couuter- balanced by the expenses of collecting such snail AILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIG. tion Compan: inw—U, 8. Mail Steamehip PHI DELPHIA, tor ‘ana, via Ghatleston aod Savannah.—The aad eplesdid steamship PUILADELPSI4 of alte nder, ¥ ively eail from Phil in for fr: street. The Phi om ledelphin dutt a by the diminished reveaus ocow by the decrease of our exports, and the coasequent failing off of our imports and revenue thereon. I think, then. that the free list of 1842 will be re- stored, #8 Mr. Walker recommended, and pertape his will also be adopted The next questi Certainly no cifies ; bat if their o of 1546 with a real view to the Seu» ka Lenvem, Seeumen.” ‘THOMPSON, Presid. Fevenue, 90 an to Nquldete mor debt. then there are certain a retaining the od valorems) the @ OSes DIRECT Mail. LINE For mail 5 rome ences, be ented; and also actiol a wo thousand tons burthen, | Which the duty may be reduced so aa to tu + une Will Icave for Chagres, sirecks from her Jeet revenue What these articles are Ip set forth in the j report of Mr Waiker to the Seoate, in reply t “ll of that body for sueh iafo * | 1.1847, That reper cy oe | minous tab.es, em bre fred paged, | setting terth, but not, however, recommending, such an | augmentation and reduction | ‘These tables, however, show what articles will bear | su increare ot duty aad how much, avd to wust oxteut bowe dine at i such change will increase t vouue. [ti believed of the seloon. that the subrequent tetares of imports and duties mort Stecrage, found with matte $05 fully confirm these tables; aud in (hia way the reve Earl, application Seeete ty to secure choice of berths. © evytoenied, with a view tu em re For treight or passage, appiy ment of This ee Wow ARD & SON, M Broadwa: otter, Bors for whi Scammer will be made up at the cored by but was given 1 | call from the % Now, it Lise made, by reste slog iiss, by CHa exempting alt trem duty y g the modite direet, vis Har: cation suggested im that report, th ft 1h4b would ODIO, Léeut, Jawes F. | probably be @ measure as pearly perfeet for Lhe pur x hed from this id be iremed by Cougesss, wee of Tevenue aa oo inves side from politics and p- ete it not for the ail m duties, em aad wacu- clans, Would be ads tm arte tag de do exist. aud frequeat ag remedy could be applied by Cougrosa, ith these changes, too, the b facturers. ratiofied oboe! M, Norih River, touching off ve Innd'and reovive repre faleon, Lieut. Marteten: One remedy would be to restore the act which gare a fied ee athe sat thie sent part of the forfeiture, in ail cases of detected fraud, to ia mate in ll days. The he tate the collectors and other officers of the revenue by whom ‘Ohio has m- | it was discovered. In this way. Interest ie superadded to duty im the prevention of frauds And this bi mort unwierly repealed, end ogainst the earaes: monetrances of Mr, Watker at the time, it there ere other remedies for the pr frands within the power of Congre such & periodical comparison in the arresement of du- ties at the different p ualtormity in the coll hy cortaimiy lead tothe detection. prerention and puolehmeat of frauds. end make the duties eifective to the fullest ex. te nt, both for the benefit of the treasury aud the coun- ry. And now, when specitic dutées shall fail, as they cer. tainly will this ts p badly about all that will be doce by Congress; bu it mot be aseomplished. uo. the businres men ort country take the tariif ds of mere party hacks and politicians, « nder it permanent and stabie. roves Found, bet and hoard wine is scoured until paid for. ibe fice of the some ice 0 0. sedis Went a. LIN®—THE VE! iret clase, com fail fast. (© rer, Fi morn, December 15. 1849. Father Matthew end the Hibernian Society— German Enis grants Temperance and Tevarn-keeping —Markels. §e Feather Mathew eontinaes to be the lion of the although his bealth renders it o> coassey tha confine bimeeif to the Ho was yesterday waited upon by the Hibernian Seeiety in @ body, beaded by their President, Col. Jacob G. Davies, They wore, of ciseo, and resurns m pola dete Fo BAN FRANCIS rier jet 8, North River, oreo D. FOWLER, 86 Won trees