The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1849, Page 3

‘The result we bave seen; and the experience so dearly | bill referred to, an sssociation of persons, or a single purchased has prevented many from involving them- | one, purchases $100,000 or more of State stock. This selves again in such bubbles. Thus far the effect has | is deposited with # Commissioner or Comptroller, ap- Deen goed, and the prospect is favorable. Out of Wal! | pointed for the purpose, who shall cause to be engraved Street, fancy stocks are looked upon with suspicion and | and printed, at the expense of the party applying, notes distrust; and if an outsider ventures a risk, just te try | of the nature of bank notes, to the amount of said stock, his luek, he takes hold of some little fanoy, so that if | (im some projects only 90 per cent of such stock.) coun- he loses the whole, he cannot lose much, That is the | tersigned by himself, and to be signed by the officers of only cafe way in which to touch those things. North | the bank where the same are payable. The security to American Trust, Morris Canal, Canten Sorip, United | the note holder is, that the Comptroller will be always States Bank, and such small fry, frequently attract, | able to pay the whole issue in State or United States outside speculators, on account of the small amount of | stock, the law so guarding it as to prevent a greater capital required to carry them, and the large profit on | issue than is provided for by it. This system, while it small advance, pays on the sum invested. In the | is the mort safe of any yet devised for the note holder, event of any of these stocks disappearing altogether, | is more profitable to the banker, and more beneficial to the lors cannot be much; but if any speculator is fool. | the country, by making the State stock a safe circu- ish enough to invest his all in any of these little fancies | lating currency capital for the business of the people. the loss is as great and as ruinous as though he ha | The Tennessee bill provides a payment of 25 cents on | ery $100, for school purposes, in lieu of every other | dabbled in those of greater magnitude. ‘Within the past three or four weeks, North American | State tax. ‘Trust has been in active demand, and prices have ad The internal improvement committee of the Legisla- vanced from eight to thirteen per cent. There is not | ture of Tennessee have reported a bill in relation to the the slightest foundation for this rise, and the probabi- | East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Company, which jity is that it will not be sustained. As regards the de- provides that when the road has been completed to the eision about being made, no one really knows anything | Hiwaesee river, and the wooden superstructure placed | about it; but the prospect is that it will be in favor of | upon that section between the Hiwassee river and — the bondholders. The decision in the Supreme Court | Blair's Ferry, $600,000 of State Bonds, bearing six per (from which this is an appeal) was in favor of the bond- | gent interest, are to be issued to the company, asa loan, | holders, and the chances are at least four out of fivethat | upon thirty years time. The bill further provides that the decree of the lower will be affirmed by the higher | the State shall be indemnified against loss by reason of court, The amount involved im this decision is only | the loan, by # lien upon the entire road, and that the | about $400,000; and the principle, or point of law, at is. | profits of the road shall be applied semi-annually, in sue does not affect, in any way, the different trusts. | the firet place, to the payment of the inte: ‘Whether the decision is in favor of or against the | bonds aa it accrues. steckholders, the ultimate winding up of the affairs of In a caure recently determined in the Court of Ap- upon the | the company will be no nearer than it has been for | peals of Maryland, it has been decided that a deed years. made by @ person in embarrassed circumstances to All other fancy stocks are inactive, and comparative. | trustees for the purposes ly neglected. Holders not only despair of getting up cst To defray the expens any permanent improvement, but it is daily becoming | °f the trust ; more dificult to sustain prices. Our railroad com- | novedia Peobincle ew ted es ‘hi moe panies are closing up their annual accounts of income 3d. To pay pay the claims of such of the grantor’s eredi- tors as should, on or before @ given day, execute and and expenditure, and the result is far from being s- | eiiver. to the trustees full aud absolute releases and tisfactory. It is needless now to recapitulate the | deluicances of uch claims | many elroumstances that have brought railroad stocks | | 4th. If any surplus remels fer satiefying the afore. to the present prostrate state; but recent develope. | *#id creditors, t© apply the Same to the vat aetna. ments of the financial condition of the loading iines, | ‘¢ claims of all SRE Geniterct mls grantor, with. y distinction or priority — an uneasiness concerning most others, and apparently Is void, both at common law and as against the sta- @ declining trafic upon an extended milesge, have | tute. That a deed so void as toa part, is vold altogether. given ashock to public confidence, relative to those securities, that will be long felt. It is our impression ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. that railroad property never will stand as high again as RANA it once did. As regards declining reccipts on most of | Answers to Advertisements sent by Mit must be post the lines in the Northern and Eastern sections of the | Paid: or they will not be taken from the Post Oifice. country, it may be the result of the epidemic, and it HOTELS. may be the result of competition; but in either case, it = e : comes unfertunstely upon the heels of so many dis- | 7*¥ ING HOUSE, Bxoanw closures of mismanagement and disappointment, that COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cussxut street, PutLapeLenta, & Partial recovers inal wo can expest for meny years. | panwuw's HOTly Cauvant sruary, BALTIMORE Holdere of railroad property have as much to v ar Henne frem competition as from bad management, and the TREMONT Beem, Tremont sraxer, Boston. Probability is, that between these two evils, these | gusts HOTEL, Byuscusn, New Torx. works of internal improvement will ruin many who AAAAARARAAAAARA ATS have originated them, and fall into disrepute with capl- winnie Bare Eee Tee Rp snsae Benen, talists and men of moderate means. The great in- | — a crease in the extent of railroads completed this yew: bs nak: REWARDS. shel elon ore BN is enflicient to induce those who are pushing forward | Gey) REWARD. WHEREAS, MY STORB, NO. 15 these works so rapidly, in the face of so many Suancial 5 North William street, was borglaciously entored on a , be ded of Dress, Frock difficulties, to pause and ponder upon the position they | Si Seer Cath Pewee f ‘ i 8 ‘Soartas & mo the 8 C tof $200, I do hereby oifer the above reward for the Ceeupy; before they become hopelessly involved. Com- | Stover e¢ he'gacds end the conviction of the th petition between these works will make them all ua- | $25 for cach, andin proportion for the amount of goods if offer competition is carried, in connection with this city, it ae aie Ge eek rs, PPOSED TO HAVE is only necessary to point out the several Hines diverg- been dropped on the way nonico's to Warren, ing to the North. In space of thirty miles, we hi qieet. A Uberal ow fe eee 35 Bron ste the seme four nes of railroad, aud one of the most magnificent rivers in the world—« river equal to about half a dozen more lines of road— the four lines referred to have productive. As an instance of the extent to which this | {/Het. Pawabrokers and others are sou SMS w AN. om Square line of stages. Aneel as: | fe a @ office Hee of = w York Hotel. AMUSEMENTS. AAA = be acted. for the AM beg np DECRM the new Foie ah MARSITA! yin five ek giithe HUNGHBACK payee seria tie pattaes Bt ag Ca FRED: i | oe i Gallery, 1234 ots. T PN dat ‘S GARDEN.— ie om the Zehs MONDAY EVENING, DEC TWO IRON SAFES, er wou hin a large ai mence rich faving 8 RATIONAL ay tH imedy of MATRIMONY = Baron Dalayal, Me. Dacenport Mg! ny FEMA ue GUARD; i Rape Ravel F ily. To gpaty the aval Family. 0 A, SITUATION BY & RESPECTABLE oon ae ee ‘the basement comer ot ‘Forsyth ‘and Hc vaton strectar 4 Sag eae ae Pee rapa, Mrs Seymours Doors respectable young View who has lost her first ch ng make pesselt seeped fe r. Harry to commence at 7 CURLS OLYMPIC THEATRE.--MONDAY RY ‘ll bo played a new comic drama, DUE? Lord Katewel, Mr, Wat: ORTON’ ™! EATRE—MONDAY 2 Er NG, DE many lady's maid or genious FawiLy been accustomed te good so- clety. Inquire at 160 Grand! igect, Wil jansburgh. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPEC- tablo, smart and tidy girl, who is a vory good Chambor- er and Ironer, to do chamberwork oF to take care of, children and sewing. Can ed 's clothes, and will make herself generally Please call at 228 Bowery. ARTED A soon SEAMSTRESS, ONE Wo 1s cl harge of children ADI wi ensiyea Wound YOUR T TON Chapman. Tobe followed by a new sl N 7s CLAUS, A brea bad ym — My the alooh Barta Von kesarea, lor. ‘To be followod Laughlin, Mr. Wal- Palmer; Mrs. Grasawidow, Mrs, Isherwood, ‘To conclude with the SENCUSNTED ISLE ty ibs ‘tenia, Curtaln stern at 3 o' etock! ERICAN paar RA td ‘sociaTios ru Opera Houee, on the ev gratuitous ure of that granted by the lees Sons, musioal o ot entertainments to be revided, are wolielied cosond thelr names to the committee of Mi by FRANK Me HEPA VOULING Frank Wichael Washingham, Mr. meee and a first-rate Wash 4 Von Bri ra. Bh th faree of the LAUGHING HY. Felix Fumer, Mr. Burton; Mrs. Boxes, Dress Circle and cents.’ Doors open at 634 * Fi mn nts; Family Circlo, 25 commence at 7 o'eloek. evening, Decemb the fourth’ Pind ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE etti’s Opera Butta, DO’ ‘ral housework in a private Young woman, to di ‘a good Washer and Troner, herself generally useful; 157 Third street, up stairs, Pa Signor Sanquisioo; Malatesta, Signo Cortvines by Mr. Hollormann. 0 4 Conductor aad Director, Max Prices of admission—All foats in Boxes og Par- docured cither for the night or reason, § ec ovening of performanco—Varqvet, $1 ; Doors open at 7 o'clock—-to commence alf-past 7, Carriages set dowa beads east and take up city references. firat floor, Can bo seen for two days. ANT Md D—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO TESTANT ay theatre, 25 cent BLA cur At the Office of the Association, Chinere Buildin Lay ala FOURTS NicuT aan THE oe Felix Cae « ry bo de 0 will, ie pent, introduce his fie V4 olph Carlo, and Mesider these, will be given six~ teen brilliant acts fn the oircle, by the first horsemen and voltigeurs in America. In the course of the performances, ihe. a will appear in a new Hungarian Nation: y Car rformances during. the ry ener festival ae ~_ gee evening—the Carlo ANTED-- A BMALL ROOM, “ON THE SECOND oR third floor, within a ba of Wall street, suitable for a t. y only + ‘The whole New’ York division of military and assemble in front of the Astor ‘unrarian refagees. tho Mores 4 in the eanse of Liberty and ind military pageant, will turn out to-day, House, to greet the = Caroline and Lo Toule ve Unido. ANTED—A GOOD, SMART ROY, FOURTEEN OR fifteen years old—one acquainted with the retail at the northoast corner of Third ttending the execution — grocery business. Apply avenue and Sixteenth Tifoet. 0 MERCHANTS. —A GENTLEMAN, WilO HAS AN extensive acjuaintance in the Western States, intends tour through a portion of th his own conveyan on the top of the Museum, which a! o The prproneace eltios and so! he pt during tho present 2 at ull hours, inclu din ine opportunity for Rent, a8 thi mite iiosizes company) contd be Cub. a few weeks old, ite — being a Lior re, until Weduesday, of Messrs, leopard. Beasts and Birds of e of great sorvive tohima. Inq ‘Tappan & Douglas, Cedar street, TANNER WANTED, WITH into the country to establish him location on the Cayuga and Susquehannah Railroad. rapklio House. of 10 E Land S o'sloek 000 CAPITAL, TO GO elf in an advantageous feittee colar ce i ‘ living hers and schools admitted oa Liberal iNdren' under 40 a 18g 2AKNUM'S BM > Gala we ok. Panter mm) PHILADELUAIA, cos in the leoture room every ing, during the holidays, aad on he popular axd much Adnired Will be repeated on Wed: LLINGHAM BOSTWICK RESP and the public, that sl Land lustrumental Music, th, at Niblo's new Concert way, on which occa~ Timm, ie, Richard ~ SPORTING. OTTING COURSE.—A PURSE OF 1 ft three in five, to 280 Ib, wagons, intends giving a Concert of Voi on Thursday evening, December Room, corner ef Prince street and Bro sion she will be assisted by Mr. U- C Kylo, Mr. Robert Andrew tart ami oben o out Arme, who ures hig feet in pleying ODEON, 53. ociteihe Wowery Thentrs-—Cheapest place uf auiusc= ment in the world, Splendid variety of performances every Every repreacntation in this satoon is from vulgarity ble SALES “BY AUCTION. : ¢ Admittance 25 ight this week. chaste, moral, and fr conte: children, LUA, % CANAL STRE attended by a geatl past 6. Concert to commence ata MW‘uleir wales room, No-20 North Wil the sale of stock of children’s Clothin, , Watches, Presente. joes, AV bottles real Burgin | ‘flsor the’ Sne Furniture, aplentia Piamotories, ‘postponed from Saturday, om wooouat of the storm. FINE ARTS. —THE PAINTINGS AND uted to the Membors at the will be delivered at the T, NEAR BROAD~ if, ‘ho Holid ‘lsys Fonoy site Dry y ani Wedhere leaux Vivaute, Remanses oil ta en young Indics perform in the uiDes, at the above place, ENTRILOQUISM-M A G.I C! inde --Bignor Blity gaent ple afternoon at 3 Seleol, The La lshing amd Highly pleas trilequism will be of the toot. sunusin HITE’S MELODEON, 83 BOWERY, DIRECTLY OP- the Bowery Theatre —Three grand performance istmas Day, coma ning wt half past tem; wf{lernoon at tw aud evening at a quarter past seven o'elock, NKLIN THEATRE, Ys will take place on C. ing houre: in the ng at the follow~ MERICAN ART UNIO! ther Works of Art, dis CHATHAM SQUARE.— ice, ‘Tho original and well 48 i go through their a he will, pepreoens 8 Bat ber Magical INusio: INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Philadelphia Correspondence, The New Charge to Naples—The Holidays—Markets, $c. Purrapecenta, Deo. 23, 1810. The telegraphic despatches, yesterday morning, noupcing the resignation of Mr. Power, the new Gharge to Naples, and the appointment of the Hon E. Joy Morris in his place, took our citizens completely by surprise, Mr. Morris isa member of the Philadelphia bar, and, although s young man, is an old politiclan.— He bas travelled a little, written much, and spoken mcre; and, as @ representative, has passed two winters at Harrisburs, and two at Washington. He has mixed wuch with the rag, bale and barrel aristocracy of ourcity, and his dress and address are of the most unexceptiona- ble character, his clothes being as neat, and his courtesy as flowing, as Mr. Buchanan’s. His talents are much above the average, for he can speak French, gesticulate Italian, and, on the incoming of a new adminis will be able to walk Spanish. Altogether, it is diplematic appointment that has yet been m be sure, it is a mere Chargeship; but these are the of ewall things, and we wust, therefore, be thaukful for small favor ‘To-morrow will be # busy day with our youog folke and old folks, for at least some three or four hundred thourand dollars will have to be invested ia holiday presents before midnight, ‘The syores look particularly ‘attractive, Intelligence of the election of the democratic candi- date for the Speakersbip and the consequent organiza- tion of the louse, reached this city last it by telegraph. The Message ix expected to reach here by four o'clock, to-morrow afterpoon, if thi Leeportans document is not already in type, in some ene of oar scnereee printing offices, But we shall soon see what we hall seo The inclement state of the weather, together with the indisposition to operate, usually manifested towards the close of the year, have made our markets, for the last three or four days, exceedingly dull, itis not likel; that any large engagements will be entered inte uatil after the holidays. Cotton is firmer, in consequat it the continued unfavorable accounts rece South. A emall rale, yesterday, ot Uplau 1Xe, on time, The prices for coffee are fi tained, Kio is beid at lige. @ Ll dg rhe sugar is quiet, but steady. " Small rales of New Orleans at b\o ab\c.,ou time Fiour is more faquired after; standard end good brands are flemly held $4 S14 a $4 6734. No chauge ia rye flour or corn meal, Red wheat, $1.06 a $100, aud white $l il, The small advance in corn is firmly maiutained. New Southerm yellow may be quoted at 58e , and old yellow at b9o, Rye is seurce, and svils readily wt 63e, Southerm conta, 8 830; wud Pennsylvania, 340, Pennsylva- nia snthracite iron continues to rule low, The last sale of pig inetal reported was at $19 @ $21 per ton, ‘The fancy stocks. generally, are drooping, while the prices for ili sound securities aco firmly maintained, and uncertain posi iu which our re-* et Washingtoa are placed, has had tte depressing influence on stocks; and, xo long as this rituation of aflairs continues, we canaotglook for thing in the shape of lative movement money market is tighter, the street rates for first class paper ruling as high as from 8a Ll) per cent per annum, Annexed are the rales of stocks elite, Between Boards $n) SchapTyill Navigation “30, 6, 5) 8 ‘ eading Rail 0 shares Kentucky Bani f Navigati do, Canal end Raltroa 2 10 Camden and An vox Morris Canal, Our Baliswon Spa Correapondcace. Batsstow Sra, Saratoga Co., Dec, 20, 1819. The Case of John Talmoge, charged with placing Ob, structions on the Railroad, $e., Sc. distribution of tb will surpass ail Signor The Infant Family, to Au afternoon ‘perfo Seralaisnaae Saturday, at 3 o'clock, Bo’ Fat ‘40,5 Stage Seats, 6 ots; Brivate Boxes, §; RANKIN THEATRE Grand Woliday Festiv performances will take pl at 10 in the mornin fRernocn, and the fourth st? in the oveulag. for 1 particulars seo bills of th Mora: ‘8 GRAND Pa 175 cu THAM ve day, the ret come BE “BRITISH ot artiste skill, froma original draw AND. NORTH AMERICAN R. M. » John Evers, and ci Steamships, between wow York and Liverpool, and be- Boston and Li I, calling at Halifax to 4 passengers. 7 tea Wednesday, Decom'r 26. Warp, Jvn., 88 Brondway._ by the celebrated Th American artis re painted on over 49,000 fect of onnvase! being uy ral thous: “4 foot the, largest Painting tp the O8T—A ct bal LIGHT CALF SKIN BOOTS, IN | Hibernia, Stone. For freight or pareage, nak tho dite Desem. NATIONAL PANORAMIC uch imtmonge magnitude that it is Imposaible to de- now exhibitin, to depend upon the trade and trafllc of a section of country absut, say fifty miles wide. These roads, whi completed, will baye to divide the through travel, and the competition is, therefore, likely to increase, rather rt than diminish, In other reotions of the country, a | beso! aera, N RS OF CO. J.D. enton's United States Volunteers, who served, tn dt Military Hall, om bs- eck, om Weansed ‘evening, 1849, 8. similar state of things will be experienced; ana the re- | “™”*F * Wo NOW, sult must bea complete break down in the system upon Joan W. Rose, Sec'y. a8" ATHERETON. which these works have been originated and con- wer. TH MEMBERS OF BUDION LODGE. structed. I. Scant Ye ge e thels Lodge | The money market has, for several days past. been | Koo: ms Mond; next, ‘the 24th inet, at lo’ Nock, P.M. f late steadily tightening, and the rate of interest steadily peau | pg A Stina” svenbere of hroquots and advancing. Business paper ie pl and the banks have their discount lis utmort. At this reason of the year; fully invited to at Mechanics Lodges, are “iskac Ww. ij OCTEN, Na. Jersey City, Deeomber, 22, contraction in the money market, and it generally lasts dof the Order generally, i povecttally, ia until after the new year gets fairly under way. There pict! to atte #8 jecture oy in the Bina oa mae ‘will boa large gmount of money paid out on the lst proximo, in the shape of dividends; but as this money bas to be drawn from other investments, to meet the payments of the different incorporated companies, th® | Mosers. ry 8, for the supply of refresher effect is temporariiy unfavorable, ‘There are noiadies. | {#Hished them at oe el sees as eae ‘Voromen, tions of astringent money market; but,on the con- xo. B. Gorpen, Seoretary, ‘Company No. this m ie be Metura, Woolsey & Co. and trary, the prospect is favorable for a long continuance XOELSIOR ENGINE “COMPANY, NO. 2,, TENDER their ai thanks to. Messrs. Duryea, Farrington, | 2 of ease and abundance. Our impression, however, is that the the plethora of the past nine months will not be again realized very soon; but that we shall have a @emand for capital, from the commercial classes, and all other legitimate sourees, sufliciently large to keep the rate of interest up to the legal standard, and a healthy activity in the market. Individual credits are expand- th ing ro rapidly thet it will requires larger volume of ‘dey previous. currency to meet the demand; but the rources of HOLIDAYS. 1y have become 60 numerous and so large, that there | > ~~~ nn sane little prebability of there being ciency. YOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS —Wwi Platts ‘datane ot Hose Com to extremely low prices, this market for the principal speculative stocks, for no. beh “ih wil be sous taal, Yh panera se a FYO.THR PATRONIZERS OF umOADWAY—UOLYDAY | | previous, w seen » rou ghout os have Presen! now and vory ¢! ‘assortmon' 5 cy het, Chemizet! oO i Deen steadily settling down :— vaderog Coa, som oy te eaten iy Ss] After Sale QuorarionM¥OR tHe Prinrrar, Brooks i THe Naw ifte, ab to Drona nt ARRBLL & COE, Calon. Sat. Mon. Tue. Wed, Thm, Bvt. Bet, | Se case ommeen Kelty & Rikers, pad retail W isl Chatham street. N. new rtyler, choice aesortm RE . \ A comparison of prices current yesterday, with those | together with» aH riety of artlcles of my owas . raling atthe loge ofthe previous week, exhibite« te ty ii es cline in Treasury Notes of t My Kemtueky 6s, 1; Pennayl rae be, Reading Hees? PRI Bonds, 2; Reading Railton, 1; Erie Ratlroad, 1; Har- | Nitte's is to ba Jem, 1; Farmers’ Loan, 1; Canton Co, %; Morris Ca- | sbeve articles ew Haven Rallzoad, 154; Hudson River, <j | [ots “Prices from tv vo twenng-fve, dollars each, Erie Bonds, new, 1%. There has been « decline in yp gba Ap rt t4 every ttock im the list In respect to glaro, they fairly eclipse us ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, on Saturday, amounted to $38,858 86; pay- mente, $263,219 76; balance, $3,408,706 24. serierrweh, will doped at lo pce mhoferate There are twenty-three banks in New Hampshire: | te ee gia , 003 Grand street, between Sheri! the aggregate of whose capital, actually paid im, is U.S. 64, 1807, WILL DE OPENED THIS DA N.—SAVE YOUR MONEY. $2,180M00. By an oficial statement, showing theis | ATTEN; cetituua ta Ve bugis eck condition om the Ist of December, 1849, it appears that 8 ase Rai be it, 539 aera dings, | nt below ' tof debts due the bauks, fe $9,956,881 06; | tiehtn, aud families, are veepectfally invited to iv amount due from directors, $56,341 20; amount of specie | **ort™" 40 vault, $190,125 77; am 12; deposits in banks, $481,114 ills in circulation, Glan er. in otber banks for redemption of | | 304i Hite ‘8 Tool Store, 307 ra sinimenyat meet Peet, lish wamefacrare. The annexed statement exhibite the receipts A large assortment of fancy Took it paetnn Beene, hem. Beme conception oan be thet this a painting million "al men, stan 008 Broadway, shree doors above Nibl uw tain the Sgures of over one " 5 J OeRaueEry Gece FOR CHARLES 4 tent of thousands of lio heen detained by the storm, leave North River, to-morrow ( Mou st bing ae Moloak. ot whieh tsus ‘passengers ‘The awiul avd magniticent soe: Hota House Riot, the grand and fublime spoctacte ‘heatre. 4 8 de have been noerly arnt of the Park wperation, and cost under ton pears Bema, hal YLIDDON'S EGYPTIAN COLLECTION AND GRA if Panorama of the Bie, Bes use a exhibition us on Tu Bucnlaye colbiheclares at 1g. ta made with eehoo!s, direct, from her doe! > 2nd allt at three o'clock. The ® “woving Traaeper w River, on Wedaes abe, Te mpive City will extry U.8 { firet February. médations and Comforts net to be had and will uot be transferred from a La one, at an intermediate port. Reduce Tyner and After Roleena, only two berths in state rooms $125 Or "im Broadwaytis now. spon, daly from to 9 P. M., ond. Soturdy Mornings, ie Buta by anes vei. | am uities, Mummies, &e , an yphical Writings, P: rabinn, Turkish, G: | ie Monsieur Dons ‘ splendid ‘attra f atings, and Soulpture: and other Oriental ir of co) Lakes, Nisgare, ering pe ata Picutureoqus Sad een ilatorionlly ours, coy ie a perfect r to a simi rates of fare to Cha- terosting teeny 10 Ai of the spoctater for lagnerreotype of all the po te, and other woudersofnacare and iio. v4 jm Lin 7" P am ERS OF ae lonen, NO. 107, 1, O- bell on price Becuis. For other partis Pan Taro, ee email tite. NOTICE-ON CURIS three Eshibitione of Glidde wv tio table, and have the privilege Ltegy! with mattresses and board. . pbaciz con! Recassary te secure ‘ehoive of ‘or ireight or massa STS aan, & SON, 34 Broadway. Lotter Bags for thie Steamer will be mad Othee, slosing at 2 o'clock, P.M. . frown renee, iene UP tne ‘wilds secluded au commences to x san Cy hibitions on Wed: “Bamalttanee 35 esate; obildres DAY THERE WILL BE ‘anoraton io.—at 10s conte; andin the Evening at on cents, laren half prices Letters to gooy her must FOR. SALE "AND ro LET, OR ROLF CHEAP.—CARRIAGE AND PLATED Dav- 4 new, cost $40, will be sold made immediately at QUOR AND SEGAR 8A1,00-—Fo at Beloon, No. wil pay handsomely _MUBIOA Ma BOXES, GUITARS, tee.-- ‘The subseriber, impos rter aud manuft ed the lnrcert assortment of Ac all other kinds of Musloal IK, 87 Fulton stroot. VALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS, AT REDUC: riges—Sailing from Ne: curd | 12, at So'eloek P.M. ble Harness, as p08 $200, if apptication 4 Tagnificent U ama with the amehip ISTHMUS, it will fd thie thee onetbees ‘and most desirable of all routes BS OF PASSAGE THROUGH FROM NEW YORK To SAN 0, CALIWOKNIA, request theig = BB. Conway rerpoe:fuliy in he vill commence Evening, the fats of December, ant a eénerday, the 26h, wt three teva wishing to Join, ‘will plense apply as above forms the public thas lemen on Monday fe EO? TUE HEAsos facto Went atreck, USE TO LET, AND FUKNITURE FOR SALE, 597 ° largest pirate box a) to Ce secs uy any a will ho gure to eonneet ‘Mail steamer at Pansima, and bave & prefercace Svar all obi, CHD RATRE OF FARR=TO CHAG © berths in state room. ices of our Silks, Laces, Embroiderien, — in senteetio wit The annexed statement exhibits the quotations in aires Gashmerea, Delaiues, Hands archiet, alton, F RIVATE DANCING. AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 56 Hora etreet, 8 NAVE JUST REC RIVED ON handsome bei white equaro Tudia Sh sa UANADA MINING COMPANY-NOTION Is JEWELRY. Tours AND (BuACK, SUCCESSORS To tit ‘lated W: jteerags $u eeussty to secure iron Tickets For trai it it or yawane app! a, abd important matters Lo esbnuitte J.T. BLOULGUST, Secretary. Orrice or TH Urren Caxava Mising Company, Bamunton, Nov, 26, MY. RALVAL OF DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER, F. Brough announces to his friends th # day, trom the bark J — —_—_— Wa OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA THR SUPs- and other rich | rior, fast tailing, A ¥ Of £0 tone burthe: mediate dorpaten. . having mperior accommodat class yaseengers, (end are constantly re WO quarter barrels an nd ms of Cortie and Larvey's celebrated brands of Gan- ry se of to the trade ABELL & SON NZ Palton atrest, DIGOUS & WILKS DARTFORD GUNPOWDER, RE- ceived por bark Jane Goudie, trom Lond Jots to suit purchase ne for first and second Pier 5, North River, or to 7. &. D. FOWLER, oS Wen orseet. be Cad i rit 108, PRESENTS—AN ENTIRE NEW AND BEauri. we ity me mt m st aio 1106 init tern of Gs Pen and Peneil Cose, with B: 6 red fe pee ed wa = wo oy 1% at the ofhee vurers, A. G. at | a Pris fried 1 - 1a Broadway, up — aga = 30908, SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS—SILVER ena = pleted Waiters, Bi ‘Castor tich By =| ! fn as Ss tit of whieh ate fe fa i oa Be 82K on lan Wi W% We is = (OR THE HOLIDAYS. —RIOM TRAY ‘SPARENT WIN “ dow variety of st; 23 ortemen generally. Ofice of perior fast sailing ship an take aemall quantity superior aceommodations for fret cabin passengers. Apply to UTTC wold Johanaisherg finest old pale and di Deck Vert, old, dry, cod frei Pewartins & Do superior London | ship than any ober vessel. BB. TLON, 54 Wail or JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall ntevet. CISCO, CALIFORNIA.—THE NEW ant Al packet ehip SARATO: mapiler, will by di roa ahd = SLVANIZED PUMP «1 BSCRIBER 18 rine, just received and for eale HOP, No. 33 Maiden lane, up tiees, by VieTOR i shove, én the 2th Cf Janwary, been built with terres bere * pines‘ vatding arysiees AND DEALERS IN PANOY GOODS.— ris Faney Artielea, has —FAKTHRK KEDI sake BECK & 00, ng dutermined to pres state rooms ar have made still -Rich Paris embroide i do. do. Cloaks, $4 to § For ealt, at low prices = her For freight, rhe ‘rl, ve taken at 4 farther particulars of pagean TB, GARDINER . ry xEWwW BOOKS, « See | WIZARD OF THR NORTE first Jleme of he Aro ICN ROSEWOOD FURKITURS. tlemen contemplat ing theit houses with Kovewood, Black Walne' borany Turnitere, eannot foil of eine suited in vatis od styles, oF a ices, a aN @ making New t of bills on hand, $79,109 He Day urns. —FANCY TOOL CHESTS, FOR erior quality, for sale at | expenditures on the Philadelphia end Columbia Rail- FINANCIAL, road, for the year ending Dee. 1, 1849 :— Couvmmta Raicmoan. | or ghia tie ba) ie » eres 8 Capital, pagabl Amount of motive power to! per report of Collectors,, . Do Read do. do. $587,726 64 Amt. of motive er expenses from Dee, 1, 1848, to Nov. 30, chert B 5 A at of repel expenses eased Berio A: piuoten D Coman, ing the tame tii « 76,771 14—208,139 28 ONT AN Et. WEED, President. —_ J, £. Ginnoxs, Cashier. $919,587 80 New York, Dooember 22, 1549, = for two new locomotives and two cara, =a ed in the above motive power ex- BOARDING, ke nses, but which are permanent stock, 16, AAA AAA AAA AAA AA AAA " sap i oa Forced BOARDAYERY, PLEASANT AND HaNnDsou i jd wife, 0 $396, 422 20 Snes vee suicatle, le ae re srs Wate fingle gentl sg So pay of collectors, wei faamaateney ogee 00 street. Warm o Net profite, or over 9 | cost of road inery.. Number of trips of loeemotives for der of cars hauled fo 1849, 120 652: B gers in 1840, $5,008; number of tons reigat, a ‘The public works of Ponasylvania this year have been | Vi frn'ee), | Beara pases +) ie eras fall as productive as anticipated, and as soon as the Fectan’ pina earn 80 Vey y i fuclined plane on the main line of rallrond is removed, Arply a9 above. we have Ro doubt the trate will be largely Inereased. OaRDING — A NRAT FRONT PARLOR, WITH AD- It ie expected that the route, to avoid the inclined eee fog a guatent family, ot No. 45 Broadway, plane, will be ready for business by the let of July next. nent door = As we stated 8 fow days elaoe, the Legislature of | fi" ty Tennessee has under consideration @ bill authorizing the establishment of @ free banking eyetem, By the se of pase HF heat NFURNISBED ROOM WANTED, eadan tcat location, ie ricci: 4 Hee bon preferted, A: ages 8. Td rd sd trimmings of all poset be waehed of ele x Adopted the mo: for bis services, end Alleommissions he tay be community will f Me bar antonnn e = 4 a Woolle n ate, of 8 an Astoniography: bythe. i Tonart of Wile Praicing the work ourselves Ii ask all persons # of it, being ouly & few of the ro~ reo For remainder of teal or Le despa aos watt etreos. TOR | SACRAMENTO CITY, oe pices Gell ot him with their JENTLEMEN WISTL- Re he slipper bark Sea i2 North ive. A nee yo Light frsiaht and oF restowed for leaned on the ahort N. *, the Jolnt work of two a TH, 0 snd 70% Ation atroct, any ene who takes up this volome is likely to be eo ate jatenee interert of the narrative, that be e whole might, k of dawn and pg | Bs tracted by the M- reele at. Feslin * treet and Broadway. re LOUR, CORN MEAL AND TALLOW, and &@ half barrels Brandywine supert fer iat of bakes i arralgemanea ual te done Rye at Porter Guaiity, Lo in One fine octavo vela ne, printed . engine 135 horse power, 11 feot, can be wrought with arg ‘ap to 300 horse fale, wee | aie is Thee, ‘275 feet in lon Qonar oy Fi U iD LAMP! Pr bilehed and for Pe. For th in Now gk by Strinesr A forms Ths ROWLAND TILL, 200 foot th: Ba ‘Bure ser. aveoke. 10 feet, oun be wrougee Sith ox saan by seed Lu ramadan ranean are clegant- Ae Art known te ve th t iength: supine 48 tar Taats theromals re hore mer re, ore ft feet; thi Pit wndor the ins 00 harrele nel en Quebse Very Invorasie terms Li chasers. For further partivulars, eri oe M, Laghlan, H. payer a we ill bo etanted to pur- ‘erms moderate. Yorn 8 aoe ane t sayganed noe ba} "es prt Tod fs |: aoe pen a Qeader, Neve » November y ee ‘Unies, fr or a yong ot Jauncey ‘Coury Wall suet, The celebrated case of Jobn Talimage, indicted for the murder of Wm. L. Dodge, by placing obstructions onthe railroad track, is this day to be opened before the (iroult Court sitting here. Judge Wright presiding, ‘This case has excited an unbounded and feverish in- terest. Talmege,afarmer of the highest grade, waa 4 man of intelligence and property, and up to the time of bis arrest had maintained an irreproachable charac- ter and moct reputable standing, having been for some time the supervisor of the town of Ballston, Last win” ter one of his cows was killed by being run over by the ca Litigation, and a good deal of bitter hostility between him and the scents of the railroad company ensued, and he was often heard to express the wish that the would run off the track.” Some time in April last, os the cars were proceeding from Troy to Ballston, just as they were pared: the farm ved Tal moge. they did * run off the Crack” with @ ven; foarbing the engine in pieces. killing the chic! sort neer (Dodge), malting for life his assoclate,and greatly injuring ceveral of the paseeng Upon’ inspection, after the fatal catastrophe, it was found to have been cccusioned by stones having been placed, by devign, on the inside of the ruil, betweon tt end (be plank that had beeu Inid for the crossing of aa ordinary road, ‘The moment the event occurred, Talmage wp ronal, t. apparcnt, confusion, to take part Ja the hor- But it is not my derign at th of the proceed- ings, to give the facts of the case. Twill detail to you fiom day to day. as they iuall be developed ta the progress of the trial. ‘Tbe entire commualty, trom Albeny to Whitehall, are alive on the subject. Thou- sands are here to witnwss the trial, ‘The most eminent legal talent jn the State is gmnplered - Beach and Hay, Wheaton, Mill, Porter, aud Wright, of Albany; Jordan, of New York, and several other eminent counsel, are employed. ‘The town is swarming with excited spectators, many of whom are parents and friends of the rtadents belo: ing to the National Law Sebool here, and who cams to witners the e} soenss of the term that has just ended. Yesterday, m amipaticn of (he pup examinetions, their law arg in a manoer to astonish sad as wll, To see m oye, from rixteen to twenty years of age, couducting the trial end argument of & cause, with all the ease, familiarity. aod eloquence of language aud manner, of old experienced practtioners, took every ows, who had not before witnessed the operations of Mr. Fowl new sree, 9 entire My , By surprise, Last eveniag t they eit congressousl hele foun arity with pariiamen'ary proceedings, and thelr adaptoess io erful. This ins improvements of ine age, aad he Dighest reac upon the genius, the Tearaing And petsoverance of ite nocomplished tounder, 1 sha! write you aguin, to-morrow or next day, Kentucky Constitutional Conventions Faasnvonrt, Now, 29, 1849, Prospeet of an Adjvurnment—The Judiciary—Trial by SJury— County Courts Cle gymen—Basis of Represen- tation—Mr. Clay— Kentucky and the South— Thane giving Doy—The Case of Young Benton, The prospect of an early adjourament brightens every day, and the progress in business, daring the past week, hat been, most gratifying to thore who are anxious to get through. All concede, now, that the convention will have terminated its labors, at farthest, by the 26th, while most believe it will be at an earlier day. ‘The report of the grand confederated committee, a term, the application of which will be et once under- derstood by those who have read this correspondence, hae been ucder consideration sioce last | wrote you. ‘The article on the Court of Appeals, so long a bone of contention, has been ad*pted just about as it was re- ported by them. It is true for reocaridering the vote constituting the four judger; but | do not think it will be presse: - le on the Cirenit Courts, ported by the nme mittee, bas also been wtopted without material iteration. Ab innovation. it proposes, on what has heretofore been the law in Kentucky, gave rise to oon- riderabie discussion. aud mo little grandiloqaent deria- mation. im behalf of what were styled the “post ecoused ’ This wer the clause gi commonwenith the right to one-fourth th Kereta challenges st Jee : retofore mad at present, this means by cured, in nine en tion. Hancesof offences hardly considered as @ rithough there are ct, growing out of f the extent thowed the accuted Tue object is to p rent those persons wh: le Object te to clear th r from getting om the jury. The propssttion was, owever. sereed to by a stroog vote, ‘The article on County | courts is now ander cone! do. tation, apd will give rive to no little diseussion. You will remember that the adjustment of this triba ot the moat Perple xing questions iP consideration of the New York Convention. The Cong ia surrounded re eens, the same « that ie, white all mt oe vanity ut great contrariet; a s plished. The committee freommnved the cnabiichment of @ court with three judges, to be elected by the county snd to be men weil qualified for the tation, Heretofere, the county tribanels, tet ae ofan tion of the Looal maristrates, of —— rivallipg wil S ‘Western courts, bi Ieee appears to en to assist hi this tad tareben e all the duties ee New Vortk aro iinet the Lage Fm isore, such as lar ng g the county taxation, and the | fisletion of So county generally: eed tn veoh ansne 16 fo pr ‘to call in ae before, aid of the local The debate is Leg Abe pee tracted on this article, a+ Stivact it not eloquent. t the previ act, ifn went. fiowever, the previo: tion has ® great many friends io the owls in