The New York Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1849, Page 3

, Jee banks of New Orleans, on the 24th of November,ao_ Cash Tia pPayiog- Gren ALG 14,446,256 7,522,105 20,512,201 ‘Torat Movement anv Deap Weicur. jssets. $9.582,018 63 6,531,821 25 3,074,900 85 $23,505,735 52 $42,457,847 22 Comparing this with the last statement, we find the Sank of Louisiana has increased its oirculation $300,- ; its specie decreased $250,774; to an increase of $973,061. The Canal and Banking ‘Sompany has increased its exchange operations $199,- 106. The Louisiana State Bank has increased its cir- lsulation $184,705, and discounts, $198,750. Exch: . uve pane ois Life & Tt Co 192, 6 4 Canizn Company, ae 40. ops Be eign UB Fs'er 600 10 Erie ry Road ‘lem R Ri ae Reading bonds ps City Bank or Ain Trust eye we do Long Ieland ‘do do S82225 BOAR! = she tending RR 00 Te Ron Erie7 8, 'b: eo Erie Ol as 83 ‘30 rhs Harlem, pref fall Wz 3585 WH NorAmTrust bw 13 0 17% 7 jarlem B80 5% 80 Canton Co 40 0 do boms 41) ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Answers to Advertisements sent ne ent bo peat paid, e~ they Sikestte tae fiemde st Offic ERVING HOUSE, Broanway, Ray Yoru, COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cneevor wrnune, PutLaDEienis BARNUMW'S HOTEL, Cauvent Steeer Baurivona, FREMONT HOUSE, Texwows Sraxer, Boston, RUST'S HOTEL, Syeacuse, New Your. AAA WILLARD'S HOTEL, wean Paxsioxst's Mansion, Wasurneron, D. C. REWARDS, Re eer eee $100 00 Hears fy daveoy | FROM SHE ALOOFIFE ES rook): on Fi day evening shhyg on Fiat os ‘and a at Cathari: dred doll ve two half, Sin atin niet chat ay oi of a e about, 5 feet hi dS iD» inst., about four hun- “ta complenies are quit black ad REWARD. Psi 25 Nt x Rol of Bills 4 the are i$ vip bile of" wan sna set County Bunk, aber rs coal viene any person returning eto the bar of the Mercbuats’ Hotel. $1 between 2 and 3 o'clock, in from Fourteenth strect to Males Ian DUES, con! iaoanwar THEATRE, ON THE event . (Priday) an Ivory Fan, with down Fhe Ander will be Saitably rewarded by Teaving it at Sif Greenwich street. CONTAINING A SUM OF MONEY, je of aay pS 2.010, (at the Mint in wor of A. Ward, for 342 and 42-100 raid certificate to Liberty strect, N. ¥ be suitably asked. DIN TOE LOWFR PART OF THE CITY, A Bill. which the owner can have by applying at the Letter Deliv: Post Offi nn A A NION RIFLEMEN.—THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL jemen will be held at the Chinese ayn sembly Kooms, on Wednesday evening, December LY, 1549. Hebets, $1. For sale by the mombers. IORL CONKLIN, Propristor. LEW P. BE TROTTING--PUREE OF $3 WILL forall Bore at & purse over $9), Mlale, to coms off on TEuree ek, Es {2 be made on K—TROTTING—A PURSE OF $25 Wi vail Horses that pever won a purse Af’ est three ip five, te 260 1b. wagons, to com: n Friday, Zist, by nine * FONNER, Propri SDAY THE ISTH INST. ty Dollar Matches, Alter hooting will commence atroet, Williamaburgh. =< SHOOTING ON TC at Williamebereh, ‘Two T went: dick, Bdooting for, Sweepatakes, it 0 o'clock. Bngnire a = oLWAN'S. | 14 Gr SPECIAL NOTICES, AAA ON or Te GONERY SRS OF THE SLMSTTOUSS, ering any p to tequies | oh persons to their rs It, iry, they bo found proper objects of charity, to nd take measures to prevent their further oo: vinvance in begging. If, on exam hi eo impentere oF vagrants, to eau roper anthorities fur convictic Meatapted by. phe Board of Gos ‘New York 1, 18 9 carry out the was issued to the Cap’ ——., The above resolytion was reoelved overnors of tho, Alimslons mt will direct the f of yout command to aid and sasist the Visitors (ieged ia the rer 4 to ‘convict and panish impos- coramand to department.” of Po! oe TREASURER Oy THE FIRE DEPARTMENT gratefully neknowledges the receipt of three handred T" doiters, as a donation from Willian B, Astor, Keq,to the ederitatle fund et em, partment, teniers h maanifestatisa of benevo- f the fand. To our felio wh of charity, oar thanks are fue; the widow are theire—to tiom be- Tee. pi sn this vette Denedetions cf the rT th x ry orw ASMINOTON A agen 2 Tena? are rey’ GRADUA Ja the eity oF the Columbia Chapter of 26 fi nity 4, il bo held ab the Hotel a ieee of mn ay hi Authony street, on he Senay, Dec Ibuh, at Hig, F a enotnal and full atton= ance it earnestly © uates ate requested to Wear their badges. PURRRT, Committee of Arrangement OTICR.~TOR DRY GOODS ore requested to attend a publi Halt comes of Broadway and Grand Evening, the Deh ht t half PRES OF NEW YORK coeeting at American oil cay Pin 4 a YOUNG Lat pes on rm REFORMED , Jamaica, b, i bold their Fair of Fancyarticles 0) Woduewtar, ths ion a ‘at the bi ef Remsen & Hente, Open ar 0 o'clock AM. Shomld the wea- thet prove stormy, the fair will = cording favorable May. The aut inlly policited. Datel epee = ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER SMIP_THE PART- D's Ig heretofore, existing under the tem of Py A. ® be Peinosieo, ie thre da aisgeive Thy mutval convent, ae a Delmonien with eateng fr the concera, The oF ng pusiness of the frm wi be evttled, and bastnees ‘continued a before, by b. Delmon! L. DELMOSICO, New York, December 15, 1°19. TOTICR.-THE COPARTNERSUIP OF THE UNDER N fiened will expire, by its own limitation, en Feb. 1, Foticing from the concern, our inten’ Cc as time) to make purchases at owr stor? tion sales, bay at t, of eourer, be an KENNY, 816 Sasibear, ‘is willing to Soaniee in e sa singe aa Sullivan street. Wana A EROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN. abituation en Cook, and fo ssaiet im the washing fe do'the general housowerk of «small family. Good’ vuy reference can be given for the last four years. AD ply Bad Pifvh street, corner of D—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE 1% woman, to do chamberwork or take yuld have no hjootions P| fer quire Gan ‘be seen for two days. Wants BY A BSGFROTARLE PROTESTANT WO- reasion ve ase nd Seamstress, Set of re- 268 Elivabeth ftreet, sa floor. n be seen for two days. {amet SITUATION BY 4 VERY RESPEC- table protestant girl, as Chambermaid or Waiter; is a good — ‘ana irones. ‘Call at S16 Eight street, near av- enue THE HOLIDAYS. oT THE Freee A tem tn or I2RRB OF BROADWAY _MOLYOAY arshiets, 3.0. Aa oor Soest next Int om PRRAENTE N ENTIRE NE’ ap yay mA, hee Pencil, (ti ‘pec adapted imanntneturers, AG. Eanes ‘0 ett tains. G.°9RS, SUITABLE, FOR 1 plated Waitern, Baskets lace ‘J BOLEDA TSO, UER ich Papier sm reat variety Miiver Gard Caseos Uasd tohes, Ji ie.) all of whieh are ea ke tke tanks ah toe trees YOUNG & L vii? lane. pons ABOLIDAY PRESENT—CALL AND GET YOTR- Daguerreotyped at the Knickerbocker Gallery, No. we oer corner of Pine st., for one doll: the same ise and in the same manner. a0 many ohar Jess than $1 50, for at other places. B. factory or no charge for troubl OR THE HOLIDAYS.—RICH TRANSPARENT WIN. dow Shades, in every variety of style and tuaticy, iow. & Rikei a. ge ae ane ail amectmras of d wares prety Ls the holiday: ‘aesortment of buff and white linens. _ ORELTY & RIKER, 131 Chatham street, New York. e $3, and none ‘arranted satis~ ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE barged wr as Nurse a n give goo Private treet. room. ANTED-<A, situ. ATION BY 4 YOUNG pels A SITU- ber fo heen till mer. Bi call $09 Broome strect, Gan be seen for three not engaged. Y & RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, tom as Chambermeld. aod assise tn washing and ras children’s Nurse or general housework. Best ven. F lease call at No. 1 East 13th ft Svenwe and University place, Receive ironing: of city reference street, between calls for two da: 4 wt years olé, who is very desirous to le mabiog. and miligery, asivastion ins rst ment. She is willing to give any length of time that is re~ quired in gt. Bho resides with nyt Ni Reed apply but. those who keep. th blishwent. She can y time after 9 o’elock in morning, at Ni Mors fromm Stats saved front room, second floor. to M. O., and it wi be attended to. ANTED—LY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tions—one to do plain cooking, washing and ironit the hourework of a private famil>; the other to do cham a Work aud waiting, or the work of &amall family. “Wages not an object, but employment, ‘The best o Court, University Place, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, second floor. AN TED-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do chamberwork or cooking; is an ex~ cellent washer and ironer; has no objection to living in Brook= 7 The best of city reference given. Please apply at 349 jouston street, Can be seen for two days. ANTED TWO IRON, SAFES, SECOND HAND, IN good order, smal! large size; any person having uch tS dlapoce of, many hear of 8 purchaser by addressing box 1,085 post office, stating lowest pric ANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH woman, not lo treet, up 8 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A situation in a ye te family.as chambermaid and waiter, would 2a ironing, or do general + om Qh ‘ork of # small t of city references can WANTED TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS, Ploave call at £6 Situations: one as Cook, Washer and Irener; hae lived seven yoare in her last, place: and the other as Chamber= maid or to take cate of children. Apply at 96 Rleventh ‘D SCOTCH PROTES- ok a ANTED—A BOY OF ABOUT FOURTEEN OR FI ‘gn gears cf age, who can write a qood and bi a ‘annum. Address, ing ‘of applicant, to Box No. 2018, Post otfiee. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS. chambermatd, or to do general housework. City refo= rence can be given. Apply at 646 Hudson street, in the rear, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘ situation as plain cook, washer and ironer, or would do the gen: housework of a small private family. Can give the best of city reference. Addi 157 First avenue, e door from corner of Tenth street. Can be seen for two ys. ANTED—FOR A YOUNG GIRL, BETWEEN thavater | SALES B BY ¥ AUCTION. ‘AUCTION NOTICE DRAPER, | WARRENS & MON- tant will sell, at Niblo’s Saloon, on Friday, 2ist instant, the entire stock of real India Cam Bale Late fs, of the impertation of Messrs. most splendid assortm Tichness of designs, ev he world. For further pi tio N.B. RAPER, WARRENS, & MONTANT.—LARGE AND rz Mie ot real tadia: Camel Hair Shaw la—PH tion, without reserve, om Friday, M1 their stock of real’ India Cam fs, selected sippeeals for thi Shawls, 12 Square am f the most a did and costly Shawls ever imported, comprising, a8 a whole, im variety of colors and richness of designs, such an assortmont as has never be~ fore been offered st public al ofthe world. Ci rues wiil be rendy, eat be examined, on Thursday, the day pre- vious to the sale, from 10 to 3 o'clock. rt | [ ARGE SALE OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH Fancy Goods, House Feralning Goods, sat freiates, suitable for Holiday Brown wil auction, eda: I- past o @'elock, Bt the sales room, No, 102 Broadway, a large aeacrtmont of tich imported fancy goods, d other articles suitable for Holiday Prevents, “Catalogues and goods now ready for ex- aninatio Ao TUTELE, AUCTIONEER HANDSOME HOUSE. Ae held Furniture, Piano; Vaintixes pn Base os of 8 fami Dg w we sh & Uo. Ww Won Tacedag, ot 10 eral. 0 Broom: nily declining hi arpets, Sofas, Chairs, Listare’a Case, ‘Contre an Dining Tab! Mantel Ornaments, Clock, ta ¢ Looking Glassen, Diva Mand Solar La nd Girandoles, Chi and G Cutl ding. Table Li Stair Car tings, some of whi Bloat, so, Bitchen Furniture, with which the sale will i er "Terms cash, Catalogues ready on the morning of sale. C. TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER. PEREMPTORY | FAL. of rich rosewood and ma: being the entire stock of Mr. J. Bell at auction, on Thursi street, (three doors west alway, tir fr J7A. Walters, (removed from his’ manufactory, for oon eg of sale,) comprising Fich rosewood Sofas. ‘Bureaus, ire, see, aoe irs, French Cer fegute will beteedy, aud abe fn previous, ‘an Antwerp & Osgood's Sale of F ‘obes, &e., Will commence this morn~ fag, at. 1034 o'clock, at their sales room, corner of roadway d Wall street. Sale without reserve. Terms, oash. 7B DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THOSE ‘seeking investment in Real Estate, to the Peremptory Bale of sixty-two valuable lots, to be sold this day, at 12 grelogy, at ihe Merchante: Bxchan Son & bo. as follows:—1 foe on Vourth erenna blots oe Firth ave Fortieth strect, 2 lo! ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Young girls, one te do general housework or Chamber- maid, the other as good Seamstress; the best cit; given. Please eall at 645 Greenwich street; ean be seen fur ¥ tuation asa professed vate derstands the different branches of cooking im ail ite | given. Apply at 36 West the beet of city reference can be ‘Thirteenth st., im the rear, A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA an, at Cook in & small private family. She very food plain cook, and understands baking. Good city Feference. Apply at 94 Chariton street, first floor, front room, tear the corner of Hudson street, first floor, back room, be seen for two dass. Dourding hoi Leonard street, fro V ‘as Chambermoid or Waiter, or Nurse, or Seamstress. Would preter the country. ve the Lest city referonos. Can te seen for two ‘ulberry street, second tloor, ANTED. ~~ A RESPECTABLE YOUR NG ENGLISH i wants n situation to assist in, nursing or light thambervrer cily reference giv RESPE! in a private family; is & good washer and iro beet of city reforeuce. Fiease call at 277 Wes! I reference | | TANTED -- BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION FINANCIAL. J., AT AMBOY, FIVES and reveived 20, 000, Syd $12.00, $10,000, s 000, roy 5,000, $46,000, $3.00, $2,fon 'o Lend on 4 Mortgage, on produetive Real javelin this city or Brooklyn. Atris to 8. 8. BROAD, in the Croton Water Off 11 Wall etree! BOARDING, &. Weer rr rns AAA OARD--A HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM, with Board, in the immediate vicinity of Broadway To V7 wat for the winter, om very moderate terms. Apply at alker mi Ts Franklin tre HELLEY & DUPIGNA prices. p store from Broadwe, PANTS A ¥ A YOUNG WOMAN, as Waiter or or to assist in washing and froning. Good reference can be giveu. lease apply at No. TH Croeby ate RESPECTABLE you Na) WOMAN WANTS” asiru- ation as Chambermaid, or todo the gonoral he of a wmall private family. ‘Good city reference ean be Pieere apply at No. ZU) Siatoonth atrost, between 9U 1Weh avenues. von, and 9 object 03 Washington str 4NTED A Sit ATION, T0 DO THE G ork for a swall onng Woman. Can produce the b inls as to capacity aud character, aod the most unexeep- ble reference given. Please eali at 141 East Broadway, A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE cl, to do chamber work, and assist in washing and ithe Mf Pequire fron family. Plonae ¢ 9 First avenue, between Ith aud 17h etreete, fir rthe bakery, front room, Can be seen for two day wod city reference. 7 ANTED—A active you cnn give the he understanle pastey ‘ dapply. Call a 8 roepectatie wo by, three monthe old. tan be seen for three V (eed ramet and froner; vunderstani® baking in all its ranches, an¢ is willing to make herself generally useful; chamberwork or waiting, in Young WoRAN, a Fi i» to do reneral honsework; in a call at 56}, Suffolk street, ia o days. his dw vein, and ia yell recommendad. Appl et, beiween Sg and 10 A. M.—not later, Tickets to bo bad ined committee 12 William st. Pi Hans, 290 By Hit i n $e re bait 1, HE FIRST PREMICM AWAR OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH 'S Writing Row f ildinge, corner of Reade street a evening, os pepile ned nd | and? o'clock, P, daily, excepting Saturdays Private in- | etrvction ‘at all other houre 4 ‘Terms — | $56 Keasens, ot $10 for vwonty-five Teeev'aa, inclading 1 ery, a 18 for ti | gop ca; tall ship. Priee $1 £4. | U'res, CANADA MINING COMPANY.—NOTICE 18 by given, - the general Ancual Brockhsltersot the U 4a Mining Com Ta aethecthee cf thet yar ny, im the olty of n the ear 1500, at 12 restore will Haminton, Nov. \ $150. <A BEACTIPUL, 8RCOND- HAND PIANO, + made, bois, im perfect order, elegant ease ¢ ove price, at Aigo store of BP, MUTTON, LAMB, AND VEAL ‘iceaigned, will expose fcr enle daily, at his Ol 10. hotcests meets the markets af- on Marke, will do well to give | 1 elim for gasrnovapis YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- iain cook, Washer and Ir no GE AN OF T habits ia tent evan encing 0 LAW STUDENTS. capeblo young ma T° Who resides with Lis. paronte preterred. x real name” and reference, = — CLOTHING, AST. Orr CLOTHING AND. YURNITU and gentlemen can obtnin a fair price for by sending for the subsoriber, through the putt or ‘wise, who will attend at theirreridenes. ladies stvend~ by Mre. Li " “S'Eevansres, 465 Bond way, up stirs C ee take them toNon 6 i enevia, aye, ie array et Led Jopresate ar leaned fr penta ) ya Sad cheapt place waere fo ae eapeditionn 7, cannot Cheap Frene imported from F a Jes inyvice price. —3OME UNPRINCI- traord| ivetrecs’ pamphlet, tone et through & Inge rake ‘* wash ia ot ots coat yt up and is sell } Ross, FRAUD—$1,00 REWAR’ ay Hvidual 4100 aa uh enjofea ty 7 | without rubbing | PPUANE STREST HREWERY.—THE SUB! | having purchseed the entire interest 'm thi ek from 1070, y the Inve Beary Sherwoe omers that he will lished brewery, 102 Durre street, which dates | and wns Inge ceenp: | to inform bis fri AW DYBING ESTABLISUMENT.—THE PROPRI- ctor of the new dyeing and wach ing ertablishment, 190 Brooklyn, begs lgave va inform the pub- ‘all pesetiptioas, be washed 01 cu a9 ed the mot #e theoutron of all commisnicns he pe aemured that th TES MUSKETS, RIFLES, AND SWORDS, Solel tases Rehan eee beta ee, ® lee, ‘al toe Sabres. RW. Bris &c0.. aiden Lane, RRC Rose WooD ruRNITL “yavtes OR GEN. tlomen contemplating mal low Your tm, oF forniebing their henses with ond, Fane alnat. or hogan} Toray eannot fail of being syited tyles, oF jy Wad Banean Phyfe, AMUSEMENTS. OWBRY THEATRE.—ON sopenay, EPs, DEC: Es. Lester; Ue opener ‘Mr. iter, M. AT Wallacks Jr; Consianne paige with the new Doe. 18, 1849, will be presen! pe packe maul qullded tue Fi an ner Mr. ‘Mrs. Trapper, Mra. Murzy; Isadora, Mre. H. ood, To conclude with the farce’ entielod’ the PHANTOM BREAKPast—Mr. Deeperiy. Mr. Herbert; Augustus Fits mortimer, Mr. J re. |; Mirs Lockye: eneee ‘8 OLYMPIC THEATRE—FRANK Mo~ peat ae imported will deliver Li wi rane ng commence wit! ‘comie drema of LAVATER -Jobn Casper Lavater, Mr. Nickinon; bear) Fetans. Mrs. Barnitt. After which a new burletta, led Ba NK MeLAUGHLIN Frank Mclaughlin, Mr, a W ot; Matilde grr TELEMACHUS Cal De ee THEATRE—MISS JULIA pectfully informs her triends and the public, Denefit will take place on Friday next, Dec. 2lst. Variety of attractions will be offered, in which the whole company will appear. Box book now open. /OSTPONEMENT—BURTON’S THEATRE—FOR THE Benefit of Lloyd Bryant.—The public are rospeotfully informed that the above benefit, which was to have taken place on Wednesday evening, is postponed until Saturday evening, 22d inet. SpLOGIOAL, HALL, NO.5] BOWERY <Q. 0. QUIOK, Mabager—Th at 18 HOw open for the seas and will Be f largest and most collection of Wild Beastie aud Birisover xhibited ca, including many rai striking elties, A ‘splendid formance will be given daily at 3 a8 ‘clock, of feats of ined Elephants, Ponies, and other animals. Mr. Brooks Will enter the Dons of Lions and Tigers. Admisoien 25 conta; gbitdren EE half price, Exhibition open from 134 to 4, Pp 5 is NORAMA SALOON, CORNER OF LISPENARD BT, and Broadway—Exhibition Free—Tho Paintings of anor: ould be seen by every lover of the Fine ‘or admirer of the unsophisticated beautios of nature, the human form divine. The Venus, Cleo tra, Bacchanals, on the first section of the Banc nd ‘prominent over all paintings of the ind ever exhibited. HITE'S NEW MELODEON, 63 BOWERY, DIRECTLY opposite the Bowery Theatre—Cheapest place of amuse- nt in the world. | Splendid variety of porformances ever night this week. “Every representation im this saloon is chaste, moral, and frog from vulgarity and all objectionable allusions. No ladies admitted, unless attended by a gentlo- Doors open # past’, Concert to commence at a quarter past 7 o'clock, AGNIFICENT EXHIBITION, original gij EVERS’ GRAND ntie series of Moving Panoramas, now open ev evening, for ® short season, previous to being exhibited fa "Rentia, ae Stoppani’s Panorama Hall, roadway, corner of Walker strect. This “arn chef @’aure ie artistic pn from origi Mz , ty, the celebratrd Sedo Sver 10,000 fe he ssslovante, ‘They Hela | iY weve~ mit yaand fect the, ia ent paivting in. the ew < oe ‘City of win ale Bee, my River, Hudson ve ant Oowa: aintings ase magaivude that it impo ithe to dee me conception can be formed, when wesay Shae this wonderful peintieg sontalus tne dgures of eves one million of men, thousands and Yon of thousands of hou ship ats, Ke.) Tho awful and magnitioent son era House Ri the grand and 9 otacle ng of « the park re. The: ers been nearly tion, and. 00 dolisra. Doors ; Panorama moves a st Children a NE HUNDRED NIGHTS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broad way.— Burr'e7 Mile Mir~ vers. at aces halé pies. ieuturcequ passes Chondily haters the, of two hours, aud is a perfect ‘tocluded and Mirror commences to mer at Ds. y, Afternoon exhibitions on We i Bitwrdays at % o'clock. Adumittamco 25 oontss children If price. FAIR WILL BE HELD IN CONSTITUTION HALL» No. 650 Broadway, (near Bleecker street) from the 1th to the 26th ingt., in aid of the House of Protection, under the charge of the Sisters of Morcy, in Houston strect. ‘Admission } 1 ling. Season Tickets 60 cents; family season tickets, one do ar. in| FOR, SALK AND ‘To LET. ‘OR SALE-ONE ROTARY AND TWO STRAIONT- Vines Eugine Turniug Machines, in perfycy order, for working om watch cases, jewelry, ete. ‘antoxraph to extend or reduce any kind of drawing Geuova gravers. [n= truction (how to uso the machines will be given to the pur- chaser, if éxsired. gee Citak EDWAUD PERRET, No. 9 John street, N.Y. FOR SALE, ar FORDHAM, EIGHT ACRESIOF LAND, handsomely situated on thé Weetfarms road, a few reds from the depot, and will Apply to A. P. MAN AMUSEMENTS. ARAN AAA ‘TRE—B. A. MARSHALL, hep Sena aie peri =) the i our am Miss @livia. Tobe pee ‘Bray Pokaan . Mies Olivie. ir ya by Mr. Jordan; Ai Mea’ ia, Olivia borah, Mrs. le and net, 75 e@ family ‘and Thine tie: ar Gallery, 1254 cents, Private boxes may also be ) L —THE PUBLIC 18 RESPECTFULLY IN- _ that the new Grand Pantomime called RAOUL, n be ¥- der the di p anete Bese abe the. Magie Star, will $ ° tee te Bian, wt perties, Charactors by the Ravel Pa n 8] to render the piece Link ad of Public approbation. Tiokots, 00 URION'S THEATRE—TUESDAY EVENING, DR 18, will bo performed, THE LAUGHING HYEN4 Mr. Bi ; Simon Hornblower. Mr. To be followed by the com 1LY—Charles Tor= rena, E. Captain, Murphy Maguire, Mr. Brougham? Mi Sletk, Mr. Burton; Mrs, Orms Delaine, Miss Chayman. Bo sonclude with ome eta of METHINKS | ABE MY FATHER Philander Scrip, Mr. Jobnston; Felix Flightly, Mr. Brougham ; Sophia, Williams. Th Ch 0: Circle. 28 cents. ‘Door: 1849, wil Butts’ DON nesto, Signor Gui festa, Signor Rossi-Corsi. Conductor and Dire sion—All Seats in Bi night or season, $1 SO. Adm! formance—Varqret, $1; Am TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLAC! TU Sao bec. 18, 1849.—Por the benefit of Signorina EB. Borghe prrfern ed. for the first time, in Italian, Donizetti's Op juffa, es PASQUALE, with new dress » orina, Signorina Borghese; E: ale, Signor Sanquirico fcsto. Bleuce Guid ; jalasesta, Bignor Rossi- MERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.—THR Second Annual Benefit id x tye on at the Astor Place Opera House, on the evening of Year's Day, 1850, the gratuitous use of that estab pada having been liberally ed by the lessee, M- Maretzok. |All per= ARNUM'S A MERICAN MUSEUM Proprietor Gr "1 at 3 o'clock. ertal Rav Fenily, culean feats, Aerial Groupings, and Comic Pantomime. and amusing Molanges, by air. F.C. Wemyes, Pete ‘Morris, Messrs. Merritie Warten, Clark, Roses Higgins, Misses Stanhope, Pen nd’ West,” and issler; Black Greenland Whal B Loui ~ THE RE- Patroniaed Performances in the lecture- and on Saturdays at IL ARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA sort of the wealth and fashion of the c by the first men of the nation, room every afternoon and ever st week of “The Drunkard.” which has Heally received for twenty nights. Scriptural with the © Ghromatiope, new M M geloh Nia Dwart, Seoteh Mammoits * Gipeey, 8a Raitle Snakes, Alligator, Wax Statuary; rar Cosmorama:; Father Mat Letter ; and 700,000 curiorities. Nellis born without Arm: Admittance 20 conte; children, under 10 years, JRANKLIN THEATRE, 175 CHATHAM, SQUARE.— Magnificent performances for this week. The wonderful fribe of Arsh Girls will go through thelr cathe fonts of pose jadame Pauline’s troupe of Model Artistes, will jety of other performance every Wodnes= ee 1; Pit 123g; Stage id Satu seated conte; Private Boxee, LIDDON'S EGYPTIAN OLLECTION AND. GRAND moving Transparent Panorama of the Nil Respt and miles, with Oral Descriptions—Muscum G" ‘Boildin ty oe he i vas a Ww open ried RE from f to Mornings fro to Lt Bie, in a pliant “Gal lery of Ey br} Antiqu ies, RO , an hy ph m) Writings, i Patntlugss ak Soulptares. Arabian Turkish, Greek, an other Oriental M did Tableaux of Exyptio sie, arranges Merinoes, Silk Shawls, of b quality, Just resoived by Herm i Embroideties, comprising eve thing new aud elegant: also, full stock’ of Irish Linous, gue Bhirtings’ Pillow-ease Linens, Just received froin the wanulacturers, 5) cases Muslin Sheetings and Shirtings, The above goods will dat least 30 per cent bolow regu~ <. retail prices. One call is respectiully solicited. 375 Broad house and lot, situated tn M | atreet. OK SALE—IN JERSEY Gry, A Tae 3S a ‘The house is a cottag . empress! equired, the ba ply on the premises, oF te N. B.—This vielnity of Washington sjvare, w Tt will rented to 8, erwall vivate rom t JO RENT--THE HOUSE No. from now until ta April References ANTED 10 PURCHASE—A COUNTRY SEAT, FROM miles from the City i ‘an abundan athe price nov to eaceed $1G,0N. “Ad~ Franklin Meuse. Ww ‘su PPING, oO a passenze » trem 4 York. 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Papers d thie mornin, Office. rere Our Washington Correspondence. ‘Wassinctex, December 17, 1849, The Game for the Speaker—The End of the Second Week— Advancing Backwards— Movement in the Senate, $e. After fourteen days experimenting, and forty-four trials for a Speaker, the House adjourned last night, with the Chair vacant, although the most inviting seat in the House, and worth sixteen dollars a day. Among ‘the expedients now suggested te secure a Speaker, are the following :— F a step the pay till there is an election an ony side or the other to let the election go by de- To select a dozen candidates by lottery, and the contest by a toot tuoe between them?” 4 Seeide ‘To toes up for it. To elect Giddings unanimously. To exclude the tree soilers and Georgia whigs, by re- solution, as disunioniste, and then elect a man. ‘To elect by # pluraisty, To elect by the dropping off system—dropping the Jowest man on every ballot until there isan aietitn. To let old Zack choose the Speaker, to be confirmed by the Senate. To elect two Speakers—one whig and one demoerat— to serve each @ week alternately. To fall back on Mr, Brown. regular whign and democrats, movement of this kind, we know of no more available man t Mr. McDowell, of Virginia, as he is conservative en the slavery question, and, personally, one of the most popular mén of the House But, quien sabe? he Senate, in the interval, have called upon old Zack for bis nominations, and he has replied. that he will send some down to-morrow morning; 8o that, if the House should not elect a Speaker before the Senate will at all events be full of business. The speech of Mr. Clay simply indicates that he is disposed to compromise on all sides We learn, to-day, that the affair between ate. Duer and Mr Meade, of Virginia, is not yet but that their friends are busy negotiating on e jubject, with every prospect of success, Wasmincrox, December 16, 1849. Altitude of the South—Prospects in the Senate—Stormy Times in Prospective—Mr. Clay, Gen. Taylor, #e. I see, by an article inthe Herald, of two or three days tince, that a petition is circulating in New York for the Purpose of preventing the cenfirmation of our new Charge to Austria, It might, perhaps, be well, by way of expressing condemnation of such an appointment; but, so far as his confirmation is concerned, it will be totally unnecessary. I have it from two distinguished democratic Senators. that he can by no possibility be confirmed, after taking such abrupt leaye—whatever might have been bis prospects otherwise. The House was in good humor yesterday, Nothing is indicated as to whe will be its choice, by the votes, which, as you will have seen, resulted ti torily on all sides. Yet Mr. Boyd stan: 2 with bis party to command a strong support, which cannot be shaken by anything the whigs could do to prevent his election. But the fact that he has not hi tofore been considered in that connection, may aecount for the dirposition to hung fire among those whtose votes Were counted upon as almost certain fo fayor of any Southern man generally supported by the opposition. The whigs seem to be entirely at sua, Their candidate Withdiew at ® moment when, perhaps, he ougat not to bave done so; and they do not seem to find uny other upon whom the ultras of the two sections can unite. My ispression is that Mr. Cobb will be Sp eventually, and that his election will be sffected yy an arrangement. | should not ordinaril: & state- ment in such positive language; but ave resson to believe that this is not far from correct. You will have seen Mr. Clay's speech in the Senat. His position fs, to say the least, an equivocal one. lie declines to be considered a leader, The administea- tion are endeavoring to make the best of it; but his best friends do not seem to know how to regard it, ‘The speech is reported differently; but I believe the cerrect rendering of the words with reference to his declination of the leadership, is that that he had net offered the motion, “ owing to the disinelination 1 feel to appear to take the lead in avy measure or matter ecming before the Senate.” His language and tone in the Senate was wins it always has been, and was listened to with profound respect which has cha acterized the m: of that body in former days, whenever he occupied its attention. His cciehetinasy influence doce net seem to be in the least impaired His acticn on the with the whi question, in conjunction party, is matter of profound speculation, Th re South is laboring under the most in- tenm eltemaxt upon this subject. is not to be qars- tioned, The scenes of the last two or three days ia the House, have exceeded in wild turbulence, im their overpowering bursts of passion, that find vent in the heat of excited debate, in bitteruess of invectiv in terrible imprecation, and threatened coavuision, the stormiest rcenes in the French Assembly, when the socialist chiefs would brought destruction upon the revolution of any goverument, and the fabrie rociety, burying them In one commenruin to attain their ends. ‘Tis conventions whieh hare been called, the mesrages of the governors of the different States, the defection of those who be bees dered the staunch and been made in Congress by in their places, and ecting under the weight of their heavy responst- Dilities—that a large number ef Southern States are prepared for @ collision in opposition to the Union—all show that there is sober and serious work in hand for those who would cement rather than weaken the bonds of brotherhood which have hitherto held together this vast confederacy, Where will Mr. Clay—where will the administration staud, im the midst of these contending facti ‘The fight in the aie will, if possible, be more bitter and uacompro- mising than that ii Mr. Bentoa stands like @ tiger at by ready and eager for the contest. Mr. Atchison will lead. off, General Foote following—Mr. Dickineon closing in, and the Great South Carolinian bringing up the rear, with his tical aulinosity. ‘This, Luniterstand, ts the pr comme. Aud where stends General Taylor iu the midst ef all this uproar? Firm asa roek. ‘Ie says: Geatlemen Tepresentativer of the people tell your constitueute that Jam doing the bert lean. Ifthoy do not feel disposed to sustain me, It eannot help it Lama plain, Brant wan, who gore right on, conscious of endeavoring to do right. lobey Congress, whore laws I shall execute, unless they should be in palpable violation of the con- tution nht,tozour (a bbies, | can take no cogat- wee of them, or anything not pertainin, efficial acts.’* sesipbay = oe Mr. Fillmore, last evening. entertained the entire New York delegation, with cwveral other dlstinguiened individwals, It would be curious to know ay mean—perbaps a cordial understanding of tialate © unfortunate differene existing la the bosom of the whig party in the Empire State That suche consum- mation might be brought ubvut over the champagne, no philosopher would deny Whether It was entirely, fuctestfal is & question for the eritics. Warurwaron, Dee, 16, 1849 Appointment of Foreign Consuls by Mr, Clayton It eppeare that Mr. Clayton is not more suoseastul ia bis consular appointments than in hia diplomatic ones, | have just seon a letter, dated Fraakfort-on-the- Mal Nov. 12, coming from @ highly respectable sures, « atating that the Chamber of Commeree et Alssle-Cher pelle and Eupen have reported against Mr. Osborne, lately appointed United States Consul to that place; he belng # regnlarly established commission merchant at bapelle baring woollen clothe for parties Unitea Its, therefore, not probable will receive his exequator from the Pras- ernment The eppointment of « commission nt as Conrul is @ highly improper thing 5 a and is jurtly incenting every other merchant the place. It gives the Consul too great an advant over Lis competitors, and is « dangerous experiment in connection with an ed valorem tariff. There was no cecarion for the rstablishment of the Consalate at Aix la Chapelle at all, that at Bielefeld er rien ts aa juniry &s he can, and will, perhaps, ‘There war tome attempt made du he day to pro. duce an amalgamation +f part! the basis of cut- ting out the committees in a manner satisfactory to all The whigs claimed the committees on Foreign Affairs aod on <7 ys and Means; but the whole matter Was dropped gether too impracticable, Wasninator, Dee. 16, 1849. The Georgia Whiga and the Administration—The Slavery Question— The South and the Union New and Im- portant Proposition, The beld stand taken by Mr, Toombs and Mr, Ste- vens, of Georgia on the rlavery question, in open rebel- fon to the whig caucus and the cabinet nomiace for Speaker, isan incident of great eiguificancy. At the last Congrees these geutiemen supported Mr. Winthrop whig policy of the House with energy and fidelity both were regarded as amo members ef the whigs of the South, to th» whig party of the Union, Their desertion of the late caucus and the cabinet esndid: bat was the object’ The withy-warby attitude of the cabinet on the sla- ipenker Without a; “ ed demand may have appeared adsur Pc eg ae prove it to have been no eeing trick for Buncombe They South revisteree to the proviso om ts sures is breaking dove a rapidly the lines of e great issue ae Word, the deolarati Ms, sunionist,” if free poll is to ming the sentiment of the ieney, Southern members speak of safety, and as one the South ry respect. We bave converted with several Southero ath aa eng who: concur in the opinion that the South vrerring to gain In a reparate ery ¢ if the Union is continued. tbat while # eo pete me) ‘venues fe colleeted from the sit gran 3