The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1849, Page 3

Of the House, consisting of himself, Vinton and Holmes, ‘Sppointed to act with committee of the Senate, to wait eend in a message. Mr. Scuencu gave notice that he would introduce Dills to regulate the value of certain foreign coins, and 40 indemnify officers and crews of vessels of war, who had lost property by fire, shipwreck, or other casual- ties. ‘THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. At tem minntes to three o'clock, the message was an- mounced from the President, and Col. Bliss delivered it. The Speaker laid it before the House, and immedi- ately a scramble commenced among the members for the printed copies on the desk. The Speaker suspend- ed reading the document until the members supplied themeelves. The Clerk then read the message. Mr. Toons moved that it be referred to the Commit- tee of the Whole on the State of the Union, and that 16,000 extra copies, with the acoompanying documents, be printed for the use of the House. Mr, Sweerzen moved to amend, by adding 5,000 copies in the German language. Mr. Hoimes moved that the same number be printed in French. ‘The question was taken on Mr. Sweetzer’s motion, and declared carried. Mr. Bayiy moved to reconsider the vote He thought that @ worse precedent could not be set, We have but ‘one legirlative language. If we print in German, wo yast print in all the languages spoken in the country. If political document is thus printed, a stronger neces- sity to print the laws in the different languages would arise, Mr. Wivtnnor said that, under parliamentary law, a motion can be made to reconsider. Mr. Bayry moved to Jay it on the table. Mr Morse raid he had voted against prioting in French. The Legislature ef Louisiana had refused to print its laws in that language. He thought that if printed in all languages, foreigners, who come here, would not learn the English language, and would transmit their manners and foreign prejudices to their children, THE TREASURY KEPORT, Here the Speaker laid before the House the Report of the Secretary of the Treesury. On motion of Mr. Bunt, the House adjouraed till Thursday. The Snow Storm, Enis Terecnarn Orrice, Deo. 24—P, M. At Newburgh, to-day, there was no snow, but at Gorhen it was two inches deep. At Middletown it was four inches dcep, with a prospect of more. At Hones- Gale the snow was nine inches deep. At Montrose it ‘was twelve inches deep, and tho came at Binghamton, Ithaca and Oswego. M The Detention of tne Southern Mall, Purtapenenta, Dee, 24—1 P. M. ‘The Southern mail, due at 3 o’clock this morning id not reach the Post office in this city until quarter before one this afternoon. The detention of the train ‘was caused by the cars running off the track, fitteen miles this side of Baltimore. Raliroad Depot Burnt. Purvavereuta, Deo, 23, 1849, ‘The railroad depot at Fredericksburgh has been NYork; Eliaate oar tnaastoe hi Arrived—Schrs Yantic. NYork; Elizabeu maston for ertolh: loboma, dy for NYork; Zist, bark E A lace (7th ult) for m. i toed Sehr Merchantman, NY: Eirarsd— Stipe Newlands Bau Fransisco: Calvo, and Elal~ ¢, NOslennk: schea Mary Patterson, Philadelphia; Sharon, Wilmington, Del; Jas Fisher, and Brave, NYork. aia Med Balti Favu Riven, Deo 20, Sehr more, Cadets ine-wrig DE Luttoucock, San Francisco, parcel Seve Governor, Blacketon, and M ay. NY Ch ared—Brii Englan wo a Havana; Veto, Cardenas; : te Norfolk; Delaware, Philadelphia; slvoys War i Bowens Harvest, and Capitom, York. Hove, Dee 21. Arrived—Scbt Eglantine, Port au l'rinoe for Beston, Lety Hope. fe eR Vor in 5 daye; and otuers before reported. on ay Nertiik for fot estan. ze spewtonen Sew aed) tor quis ik for Boston; M. Howard, Boston for do; Lake, Crescent, Salem tor Georgetown, ; Mohawk, Boston for. ee Lare rrom Barris Gorana.—By the fast sailing brig L. & W. Armrtrong, Capt. Thompson, which arrived yeeterday fom Demerara, we have received our files of the Royct Gozette, published at Georgetown, British Guiana, to the 6th inst , inclusive. We Gnd the fol- in the Gezetie, of the 6th inst.,in relation to the eugar crop:— “ Im consequence of the very heavy rains thet have .llen in the course of the present year, our 2 ers in this year’s o: gar, stimated at from ‘oem oe to ten thourand hhogtheads. - Deputy Commissary General Arice (says the Barbe- the 2th ult), on his return from his official tour through the ro islands. pired om board ‘the steamer, from # revere attack of fever, which first eeived him at St Kitts. His remains were landed at Dominica, on the 25th ult , and were there interred. ‘The West Indian, of the 29th ult , states that the yel- dow fever still prevails among the ‘troops at Aatigua. bp deaths had occurred. and a boosiderable number int te, a: the latest account, continued ia hospital. ba 5 Observer annoances the arrival of sixty-feur ia- from Madeira The editor — of these 1 catoala: ya, to be ricvltural or intorest MARKETS. Demenana, Dec. 4.—We have some alterations to wake in quotations of several articles of general im- = — |, owing to scarcity of arrivals, have besome tocks having been considerably re- sales have been made taneous appearance of nging together Cag io = Yiour is in demand, et $6 76 per barrel, but the ei ys vessels from Baltimore, 300 barrels, will tem eck ® further advano thes price of this artic! and cur quotations could be realized in Wonted, at $2 to $2.83 per bag. Biack eye pease are in Sinead old at $2 w $3 to $5.15 per bag. Pork is ves ab $11 @ $12. Cod sh in fair euppl; to $35 iv rmall lots, Nackerel are scarce, and mach es, ted for, A cargo of pitch pine lamber now offer. Ang will quotations. Red oak stares, of good quality, are wanted The weather has been wet of inte, Sa. bas retarded suger making. A large quantity ot produce bax has been shipped urtog | the past month, t our erop ro far Is very short of Inst year. Bas deciined to 11e, tun 16c., and duil cf cale. Tom t cele are mo- Importe—F $83q to $8 teady Core Mrai— Demand limited; selling ta lots of 20 bois. at $b5¢ ; stock light. Rice -Cari oa, $355 per 100 Tbs; nominal rale, Pilot Bread i to ; heavy stow! mend improving. Lard— American, 12% ¢' ecarce, Candies—Amerioan ouly enicable; ry ia boxes of 20 Ibs. bringteg 15 cents per 30 te 82 cents per ib. Codfich $3 te seimon $12 to $13 per bbl; ¥ little at ork—American, prime, ths tes 1 demand ge ery light, price $10 to $14 per bbl. sumption limited Cor Srna je; etoe! e 14th; iEp P. $22 to $24. $33 to $35, in demand, Shingles—W. P. $14. W. 0. $40 to $45 Butter— American, tic. “Sugar Ter 100 Ibs. Dutch $4 to $4 87K. Molasres—Per gallon, 11 cents, Coftee— 4 $ Ib.—9 to 10 cents; none at market. Ex- ebange on Lendo: — Private bills, 60 days sight -$106 to $408. Rervas of a Catrronsian wirrn Got Young Saill- ‘yan, of Carm has returned from California = rome BS odd thousand dollars, formerly lived city. his home two or three years our ‘he coment his parents, who are [rish. aleship, yaad hich he left ie ‘worked awhile in the mines, and the business of a boatman, in which siete hea mre a lated most of his treasures, In answor to ‘what he intended to do, he said “he did not have, ifthe ould know well enough what to do; could not tell, He had rome brothers and ould like to help, if they knew how to take sho i m. but be did not know ed that he wesin the city, On te By went out to Carmel to see his parents Bangor (Me.) Whig, Dee. 21. Tur Late Winvras is ry Fourpen of tar Larter ng relatives. — Day Sarvs —Wim Miller, the Prophet #0 called, some- what celebrated fed for bist views respecting the nearnors or the advent or = ieee his residence fe wns six ania yeare He was hel uch esteem by his mighbore. P omulgated "his = 4 10 the second coming of Chris Geeppointed in the fulfilment of bi 4 1848, and came out the next year with an “ Apol Defence,” acknowledging the ot ecvatacy fe Ais chronclogical caloulathons, bat claiming that the ature and nearness of the event were still sustained » soriptural evidence. In that belief he has since Hired ord died—worn ont with the infirmities of age. — Lowell (dhess ) Courier, Dec, 22, at Curt Cnat.—We understand that the beau- unfortunate Tedesco, intends toreturn te her end therefore she may soom make her ap- egain, as one of the most finished operatic “pgers of the day. In relation to her late unfortunate | we should have stated that all the *expenses | dese herselt and that Thomas, who deseived and dup. 5 hes up: ed her so much, and them abandoned her, did no: re- | ive apy money from her o: her father, merely ‘all the expenses of the marriage and other mat- | ters to be paid out of the funds ich she had saved from ber professional pursuits. Some suppose that he is gone to California, and others that he returned to Eiseeae. by: trust that Tedesco will soon make her appearance iu public, w! _ mg eons conn she will meet With the deepast sympathy for hh misfortune, Madam Pico who has been sesiaing ta . this Sh be for the last few moxths, is about visiting Philadeip! Baltimore, and other places, professionally. Wer are pose sbe§will give some concerts im those places, assist- ed by other vocalists We have heard surprise tre- quently expressed that Madam Pico, who is decidedly one of the best contralto singers on this continent, has beem overlooked by #0 astute s manager as Mr. I in his opera arr pond ig no vocalist ia any troupe, or on any stage of i this country, that possestes the exquisite contralto | Voice aud pure musical tones, which she does Signor Vietti, who. as a tenor, is undoubtedly second | to none, unless it be Forti, will accompany Madam Pi- etti, for they have been a happy couple for nearly & pea) and will give a touch of his quality to the fash- jomable circles in our Southern cities. ‘The opposition Italian troupe, which created rome talk couple of months ago, and which was intended | to make @ demonstration at Niblo’s. has beenrcattered, | aud the project, we believe, has been abaudoned for and that of Vietti, we doubt whether there are float- ag materials of such acharacter in this Intitude, sufll- cient to cre Italian Opera in opposition to the Astor Place Theatre, with any degree of force or pros- — | mente, and pect of success Signorini Borghese has been astonishing her old friends and admirers by her personation and vooaliza-— tion of Exnesto, in the opera of “Don Pasquale.” In this light and graceful opera, she shines with exquisite ad- vantage, and revives all the ecstatic recollections of her past career. Signorina Bertrveca will appear in a new opera very | soon, and ti will probably do so likewise. Siguorina wins her way to popularity with great eas ace. ‘Appearance which she ¢ number of her nd gives a bigher idea of her artistic powe: |, a8 @ tenor of the first class, ie the best and most finiebed artirt that we have seen here since the time of Garcia or Montrersl. He possesses something of the air and style of Mario; others assimilate him to Rubini, ‘Lhe Itelian Opera, under Mr. Maretzek’s manage- ment, seems to make @ quiet and steady progress amo: ag cur fashionable circles. In all directions, artists of Kinds are very dificult and troublesome materials to deal with. and po one can manage them but one who has been well drilled before and behiod the scenes, . the possession of good York, ender his management. there is no other person who may attempt it can hope to succeed. MALLS FOR EUROPE, The President's Message hind Treasury Report. The eteamship Hibernia will leave this port to mor- row noon, for Halifax and Liverpool. The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English, to contain the | President's message, the report of the Secretary of the Treasury, the proceedings in Congress, and per- haps two weeks later news from California, will be publiched at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. Single coples, in wrappers, ready fer the male, sixpence. oe An Odd Custom —Many Gentiemen retain an old, dila cease, dingy looking Hat, to wear during the gomey weatl tosave, as they say, their best Hat. If the: deale e Knox there would be no occasion fvr this, as his Hare det ‘of the pitiless storm,” and retain n their Veauty im all seater A Hat for New Year's Day.—Warnocks, 203 Broadway, would inv! varivalied Four Dollar Ha demand for the new style, g of ‘them on all important f ‘Also & choice sssurtment of Obristinas and Ne beautiful aguerreotype Miniature Broadway, corner ot Pult that sagncity is ¢ having bought © pai Pi Abn street, cheaper and better than he coul fashionable stores others get, wind of the batssi is a continual rush to the placo—just as there is ally. of Boots o ere Beckers & Piard, jerrean Artists, be te M01 Broadway, ALEXANDE a een ‘Late ire, Lan tat Late with Anthony, Clark & Co. Talbotype Portraits on Paper. —The Sub- soribert beg leave to inform the public that they have taken rocms at 20) Broadway, for tho purpose of taking theso beau- Liful plotures, and invite the public respectfully to examine specimens, LANGENHELM. $250 Reward,—1 will stake this amount, / A that A.J. Beals, of No. 156 Broadway, between Meiden Lan open, chain pat- the new syle, | ii pent te the larg: gives, int steamer. « ccinplete assortmant of French Combs, MBY, H3}§ Broadway, 2d door above Duane sitet. Stammering.—o. W fect cure of all cases of Impediment in the Speech in fowr weeks, at . The of references ow We refer our readers to the advertisement _ of Dr, Mavriceau, on fourth page, headed ‘Most Extraordi~ | nary Werk. We would call we attention of Epteures ty tho ‘Mercer Reores.” opened by J. LOUIS POULLET, by WM. ROBERTS, the fir-formed and relobeare farsi carver and gernisher he Yoration iain the eracious bas ment lercer House, evrner Licooine and Mo 1; and t esi repared 10 receive comp: traders for the approach B holidays He wilh 7 ved and jell a vey fi inners, and to b have tested his larder; but 7 call on him, if you w at to fair ik oderate cberge. COMMERCIAL APPFATRS, MONEY MARKET, Monday, Dec. 24-6 P. m. Notwithetanding the dull, disagreeable weather, the ftock market brightened a little, and the bulls realized 8 slight advance in prices fur most of the fancies. The purehasers were prive! pally bears, who were forced into the market to sil their shorts. Reading Ratlroad declined 2 per cent, and there who rold short at prices current last week, can, if they choose, now buy {a tor Gelivery, and realize e handsome profit. At the time prices were reveral per cont above those now ruling, ws repeatedly remarked that the diiference existing be- tween erth sales and those on reller's option, indicated @ break down in the corner, and the rerult has verlded the correetners of our anticipations, At the time re- ferred to, Reading stock was eelling at 30 cash, and 05 éclier’s option, £0 days. The margin for a profit, even on the time eales made then, is already fair; but the tellers on time do not appear to be disposed to make themeelves long at present priser, waiting, doubtless, for aforther depreciation. The idea of inflating prices for tvch a fancy stock as Reading Railroad is per. fectly preporterous, and could only originate in the minds of lunatie speculators. This company i* not only desperately, hopelessly insolvent, but it ts upon the eve of officially declaring that fact; and yet, in the fact of this, an attempt is made to get upa epeculative movement. i¢ is very likely that outeiders get raddied with lots of this stock, at high prices, if they have, the investment is probabiy more permanent - than they bargained for, unless they make up the minds to submit toa loss. There wi street to-day relative to North American Trust and it fs curious to see how deeply read some of the speculators are in law. The Court of Ap- peale, in the optzion of holders of this etook, cannot do otherwise then decide in favor of the compan. while sellers of th tide. Every epoculator’s opinion is regulated by his . fon as & buyer oF seller of the stock, and | mentio fnexold and exqeiritely ge posit sd fom the principal bur’ pean Sprortment alwaya om hand, eg Pitebers. Cw “4 ble and Ton 8 ard Dewvert Kin within the past week or two the most wonder- ful revolutions hare taken piace in the opinions of many. A few days will rettle this question. It is our | imprersion that those who ean sell at present priees, and make a handrome profit, would be wire iy 0 doing They will, at all events, save a lose, Tho sales of North Ametiean Trust stock, today, amounted to about fifteen hundred shares, by whieh it appears that gene are tome holders disposed te realize before it is too late. The report of the Secretary of the Treasury is, upon the whole, a very fair document. It gives, under appro- priate heads an account of the different departments, end exhibits. at a giance, the present and prospective condition of the Treasury. It appears, by the actu returne of revenue and expenditures, for the your end- \4 ayler. ing June 50, 1849, that, on that day, there wara balance on hand of $2,184,904 28, It also appears, by the esti- materially from that circumetan 94, "of obaracter.. Me. Slaretzek’s | Be nd if the Italian Opera do not | come permanent among the fashionable circles of New | | auch to dispore of, may hes os Guaranties a pers | considerable conversation in the tock argue as logically on the other | ¥ mated receipts and disbursements for the years ending June 30, 1850 and 1851, that, on the lst of July, 1850, there would be a deficiency of $5,828,121 66; and, on the let of July, 1851, a further deficiency of $10,647,- 002 73, making an aggregate deficiency, on the lst of July, 1861, after deducting the balance on hand, July 1, 1849, of $14,100,250 11. On the Ist of October, 1843, the public debt amounted to $65,778,450 41; and, on al- | the Ist of December, 1849, to $64,704,603 71, showing « reduction of $1,073,756 70. ‘The Secretary recommends important alterations and modifications in the tariff. In his opinion, the rates of duty are too low,and the revenue has suffered He propeses a re- On all articles on turn to the system of specific duti | which they can be eonveniently laid. The Secretary rays that, from the returns made to the department. it is bis opinion that the operation of the warehousing system has not been béneficlally felt in the general faret- | business of the country. It is suggested, in the report, ements. Inher particular ling | that ifthe Ind | tinue: h ndent Treasury system is to be con- that it be so modified, thet any person 8 draft on the government be permitted | to deposit it with any Assistant Treasurer, and co. (who, by the way, should be called Madam Pico Vi- | 478 from the amount from time to tim such sums as he may desire. The Secretary is, in fact, opposed to the whole system. In relation to the pre- fant financial and commercial systems of the govern- ment, the report of the Secretary of the Treasury is precisely of the tone and character we anticipated. present, Without the assletunce of Madam Pioo, | Fortunately, however, the representative branches of the government are so constituted as to prevent any very important alterations or modilications of the three sets of Congress regulating the different depart- have, therefore, nothing to fear. At the first board, United Stat 's, 1887, advanced dy per cent; Treasury Notes, Erle Bonds, new, }¢; Harlem, 34; Canton Company, 34; Hudson Railroad, *<; | Morris Canal, }; At the second board, the sales were limited, and prices closed without change. There was quite an active demand to-day, for sterling exchange, and quotations were a little firmer. The supply of bills upon the market was large. We quote best bills at 8 a 814 per cent premium. Oa other points, very little business has been transacted We quote on Paris, 5f. 30 9 Sf, 2844; Amsterdam, 3934 a 40, Bremen, 78a 784; Hamburg, 36 a 951; A list of the lorses, by insurance, on the sugar re- finery destroyed by fire on Saturday last, will be found in e nother column ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $56,501; payments, $132,750— balance, $3,421,257. ‘The United States Fire Insurance Company bave de- clared a dividend of ten per cent. Stock Excbange, $780 U 86, "6S ong 11 2ahs Heading RR 34 “7 110% «50 do 3 3H : 113%, le do 60 83) 33, 200 do 337 } 0 20 do 35 40 Bk of Com’ce, full 10) do 60 357 20 Del & Hud Canal 100 do 33 660. N-Am Trust 30 do b30 31 do 350 do 333g 6% do 20 Hudson River RR 67 10 Parmers' Tr 20 Erie Rit pao 59 600 eS B do Re 58 100 Canton Co 25 60 55% 200 Morris Canal 50 Mea a Tndianap's RR 97 ios Barkm RK ‘ eee Me ie Hy ‘oo gs Si s12mos oa" S00 ds a 3 1:0 Long Island kit 7 secon BOARD. | $5700 US 60, "67 ope 1u7e fish NA Teast 13% ot 13 25 6 he A A Trust ri Santen 8 do “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Answers to sdiuaritienende sent by Mail must be post paid, or they will not be taken from the Post Office. IRVING HOUSE, Broapwav, New Yous, COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cuusxer street, PaILapeurnta, BaRNUM'S HOTEL, CaLvent er TREMONT HOUSE, Tremont stReet, Boston, RUST'S uoreL, Symace in, New Yonx, LARD'S HOTEL, NEAR THE Parsipent’s Mansion, INGTON, tT, BALTINORE. REWARDS. 2 O8T—A PAIR OF LIGHT CALF SKIN BOOTS. IN one of the hy Square line of stages. A liberal ro= ward will be given ii at th » office of York Hotel. | Pocst PICKED-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 218T instant, at (the foot of Broad streat book, conta 5 to $20 in money the Northern nL New York): Jobn D. the ath eyable to the aoe of E. en Bo ied, payable ated 18th inet or f & ie been WANTS. ‘orth thres tim jeft at the Herald nee, Rood ord: emall ard large size; any person ba of a purchager by addreasi | 1,086 post office, stating lowert price. ANTED-A SITUATION AS WE A Ferpeetable young woman, who has lost her first ehild; ‘and healthy. and be well recommended. Can my ways, either as lady's maid or howe ¢ has been ncewstomed te good so- siety.. Inquire ot 180 Grand street, Williamsburghs We eee OWER | ep: ‘LOSED MAIL TO oh ath, Lecetaber 24 2 Gerinany, to be forwarded b sisting 0! letters inten wek Hermann. The mai} will be slowed at ah nieabye i imanters P.M. daily, thi th we. ¥, “wath! ness of impo ember 26, 16 S NORK 3. W. NORRIS T MUReUY, Joaw W, Rosn, Seog. GEO. ATHRRETON. PP RE ATTENTION OF THE LOTERS OF BIRDS 18 enlled to theexbibition of Long Canaries, at ’ afayer ta Hell. Thie is the Third 4 A : ‘nt of « similar nature eri en. Right silver omy awarded a pr & Promincat | re in this eahibiti S8OLUTION OF COPA NTN ER ITP THR GOF ART. nerehip heret exieting un wL Delmontco, is tins ¢ ry dissolved by i = the concorn. Th SE CAE s ORTING, PARI EM PARE TROTTIN at Witttant FONNER, Proprietor, on ae = JEWELRY, UST REC HIVED, (TER STnAMER NERMANN, SE- oD vera} invol 6 Gold Jewelry, consisting of Bra 1 Pires, Chatdatees, Watch Rings Vest Chains Charms, Lockets, Pencils, Re. ke, od Paintings of Be rip 4S and Historical Sqhjects, in rich aad clegant ret= tings, a8 Bracelets, and Berriogs, Dinwonda~ = er having epiored fargels into tl nd repared io off cont less than aay other hich, for orig f of unoomtmon style an to ‘comptige oniy n NORMAN A: PRELMAN, 2 Broa way. RECIOUS STONES AND FANCY GOODS.—VICTOR Bishop, importer, No. 23 Maiden lane, offers for gale a complete asvoriment of precious atonen, pearls, eanoos, paint Aleo, jurt receive cor- nd oxy dived. charms, of ® IP HEATRE JRWRURY. ~A SELECT INVOICE OF Jowelry evitable for the 9 vecoived and for sale atic priows by VICTOR BISHOP, No, 2) Malden lane, etaire. Work Boxes, Drersing Corea am ke. For sale, at low prices. m= HOLIDAYS, caine a Ce eee p eee Sates pay peur Be ot rFanweue cs 5. ue Broadway, nex “AN ary NEW Ragin A UTI, Plot, peculiar adapta tthe o manufactanern Ae A. G. BAG- neve me FOR THE HOLIDAYS—SILVER ted Wail Baekets, Castors, Ro ; rich Papier = ithe Jewelry, t the lowest prices. ‘OUNG& ieavirr, 19 Maiden lane. Fon THE HOLIDAYS.—JUST RECEIVED, ANEW AND lendid assortment of cravats, scarfs, spenders, Ko. tozeth er with a gre Tiety of articles of my own maaufac~ ats and Ariel ties, suit for the 4s Puruishing Store, 257 Broadway, OLIDAY PRESENTS —AT D, PANSHAW'S BOOK, Stationery and, Fancy, Store, 679 Broadway, opposits blo, is to be found protably as great an assortment of the re in our city, They were cato- a, Kuropean and ‘Chinese Mar ve dollara tion of us outside barbarians, as they are ‘us, In respect to glare, thoy fairly eclipse ua OLIDAY GIFTS, FANCY TOOL CHESTS.—A LARGE assortment of Fancy Tool Chests, furnished with tools of a experior quality, may be had at Jobu Hill's Tool Store, 807 Hrovdway. near Walker street. J. H. tas constantly £E ‘& genersl assortment of Mcchanica’ Toole, ot tho best English and American manufacture, y Bite, Edge Tools, Planes, &e. Honea PRESENTS.—TAE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS for sale a general sgsortment of flowering plants and faney articles in his line, suitable for holiday preseats, Hav= ing added largely v0 his stock during the past ie will be enabled to execute all orders for bou nd fanoy baskets that he may be alain 613 for New facturer, ulton etreet, threo Lamps of all for lard, cam= finic. Also, Chandeluirs for churches, steamboats, is, Be. Girandoles and Candelabras, in silver, gilt and all Lanterns, Globes, Chimneys, Wicks, &o., wholo~ tale and retail, at the’ lowest ci Astral Lampe altered to burn fluid, either at the store, 163 Fulton street, or at the manufactory, 121 Prince street. OR THE HOLIDAYS.—ARMsLORD SPITTOONS.— dames iG. Moffet is now manufacturing, and will con- stantly keep on hand, « beautiful article ia the above line, twbleb wit be sola nb. rouuoed prices, wholosale or retai and te which ho would sespeotiuily call the attentio of hardware dealers at bis store, No. L Prince street. je generally. They oan be haa dalton staveker at the manutoctocy, Tat SALES BY AUOTION, “ONTINUATION OF COOLEY & KEESE’S GREAT sale of splentia Books,—Cosley and Keese will continue their sale of “English Lilustrated | Works. on Wednesda evening, Deo. 26, and Thursday evening, Deo. 27, at the Sales Koom, 121 Broadway. corne* of Dey stroat. Among the magnificent wo 4 to be dispaged of, are Napo'eon’s groat work on Fay zola. folio (the greater work of auy age M le and Francais, 6 vols. folio, Tho Houghton Gal tal iene very superb, os Physioga a Nolae ‘Bewich's Fables, Detos’s Workn has tocethert my a very ich and superb assortment of embellished and il- Toatrated Works.” Prisay and Savurday evenings tho mentary catalogues will ing the richest ment of English and’ American’ A illustrated Works FOR SALE "AND TO LET. CARRIAGE AND PLATED ble Barnes ae new, cose $408, will be sold $200, if application is made immediately at 70 Naesau ti 1QUOR AND SEGAR SALOON.—FOR SALE, THE Liquor and Segar Saloon, No. 401 Broadway; location e of the bess in the city will pay handsomely it well con- dveted. Apply at No. 8 3 LISUMENT POR SALE.—A RAR enterpruteg individaal e city of Brookl: fog a fale b ity for the West, any person withing the same oan get all the nece sary information, by applying to Holdaworth & C treet, Now York, up stairs.” Posscasion given aay time bo~ tween | thi pand id the tet 9 LET, FOR THE BALANCE OF THE SEASO3 £ largest private box at the Italian Opera House. Apply to Fe DVOWLUR ta Went etrene, OUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, 507 Broadway. BOARDING, &. A NEAT FRONT PARLOR, WITH AD- OARDIN Joining rooms, for a genteel family, at No. 315 Broadway, next door wo St © OR UNFURNISHED | ROOM WANTED, LENT ROOMS, WITH BO. tained, upon application at No. 11 Barela: wet. Al uit Hove who aro, highly respectable will be takea, £0= ODGING—NAG'S HEAD uorr, NO. 3 BARCLAY it, Clone and comforsati tingle beds an le __ SHUPPL a HE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP “MIBERNIA” will leave the docks at Jersey Uity,on Wedzesday, the 20th inst., punctually at twelve (12) o'clock. et, from ber doo! t three ) fF the Pacific fonnd Early sonfication 1s Recessary 10 secu! ‘or relight o1 epeesnen apply to J. HOWAR ALIFORN IA “THROUGH TICKETS, AT REDUCED gies jing from New York on Saturd atWovloek P.M, the new and. magnificnnt U moil steomebip OHIO: connecting ab Panama with the STUMUS, to California h desirable “of all routes wo wvoRK To #4" Ki det bare, having superior claan passencors, apply LINE.—THR 8 , it loading at Pier & ight, and ot lig! ond in parsengers. Apply UPTON, ss Wall at, for fir OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA —DisPaton Line.-. The elegant clipper ship JOUN Q ADAMS will ed\ete diepateh for the above port; has jurt arriv being abeont from New York eev Jy, the best time on record. Th te makes shorter voyage to California i. BB. Bt bi, i Wa legnnt and twenty-five Fret Comune et, wit de od ‘This beautiful ante. Sariog bee ‘bulis with a special teisrenes to speed, ua having proved hersell, om the a from her plaes of balding to thie port, to be remarkably fast, it is anticipated th will make 8 very thertrun (ne noe andl loxury; rized with oo Tn rough w if mi more for’ 5 in . which AS take artic eee, wply te Ania ai JOR SACRAMENTO CITY, CALIFORNIA—DISPATOM Line. The olipper bark Sea Gull is loading a! Bier N 12 North Riv A malt javamtty of light freight a ngery ony, si Oe RSUtTON. or douN SeEs ie Wall street, Tey Ya tons i crop ot bore Royal SOR 3 Wrowitwar: po PACRAMENTO CITY-OLD LINE.TAB Ree mardably fast railing brie Lowell, J. F. Sehande ter, will eailasabove, For freight or paw $id accommodations, ‘apply on bag ard, guad Tyhart ier 3, firat pier wlove Catharine ink Rast river “190 Wall etree etree’. ATS Fi ~THE FO Lorine vai: toamers will be gold by anction Quel = ce, ot 12 o'clock, Inti. anlese previo “tie JOUN N ower, stroke 11 fo ore power. The QUEBEC, 275 feet in length. engine 135 horas power, ftroke Ii fovt, ean be wrought with safety up to 900 horse power, The ROWLAND HILL, 2 fe leagth, orgine 75 horee stroke 10 feet, can be wrought with eafety up to 90 ree power. ‘There fine ver are all svbstantisliybuilt,and are elegant ly fitted wp for the secommnodation of passengers large freisbis. and the ty re eful and the fasten: boats in Be The PRINCESS VICTORIA, Fo fest im length, engine 48 horee vewer stroke 10 feet; this vessel hashed a Wofongh Fee Piz, nder the inspection ot Lieyd's Survey of, entries about 00 barrels wo: adapted for the trade ern Cuan y Payworut wil be granted t0 pur~ chatete, Fed Foethee patctafa gh apnin.ts i JEN N. Proprietor, of to BURNS; Gibd's wharf. M, Lerblan, Hi. B. Ransom 43 Ap Quebec, November 2, 1849, Fefer to Richard Bell, W Jauncey Court, Wall etre: AMUSEMENTS. Y THEATRE—CBRISTMAS C ey, and oe Lad of apse NY, we THe Nok "fim Bubbles ee it dora 1 mit doran sty Parker, St i ue. t fe rea TAKE Gra me fi Waleot, ie conclude with AND Jack: 8 -* ioe, t a Mrs, Hitchen sboua a Proven au R RVMUSKETEERS, © TEN YEAus A 1 Mazarin, Mr. Stev. de Beautort, Me. ‘ane of Austria, af Lert €. Wemyss, Tho will fer she fature open'at hi nd the curtain will rive at 7. _Seree Serta Vitusn Gallery, 12g ots. ‘38 NATIONAL THEATRE. -CHRISTMAS lolidaye~Two Performances. —Afternoon, doors 01 20 at 2, will be presented the OMNIBI ‘Mr. Seymour; Mr. al 01 Me Ao ae) Dobbs, me wzar Calf, Mr. C. Burke; ain Smith, Mr. Hamilton; Samb Davenport; Mary, Mrs. C. Me: 3 Mr. Brown, olin Lockyer. ‘To conclude veith the drama a he DU a a D His Mos oy, Mr, 7 Mt . AN Daves; Leop | Loc’ Cel G PERFORMANCE —D 6 entertainments . Verdun, ¥ a Malivenini, adt, Mr. Bamil- pen at 63g, curcein iifcommense with the N feymour; vi re ire, in oom Mertayer: pe ay ur ket mats Guard, by DUMB SAVOVARD A Boxes; 25 cents; Pit, To conclude with 1s MONKEY—Cast, ‘ee, Orchestra thos, 60 conte, TRE—TU ESD. will be given the us PAN . Alter whi ARROWS — Bouny Glaprer, oats Re Prine th peomissory Scamper, Mr. Palmer; M Matiguoreene. hoses’ crea tee all pas: 65 bor Upncr Boxes, 250.5 Dreso Circle, 60 HE SECOND ANNUAL the Amerloan Dramatic th exiay, Jaanary 8.h, st of many influential partion, whose o ments would prevent their beiug setilod upon, The directors have tho pleasure to i: for ‘thei r id the public generally, that M. Marotesk, with ray of talent bas ali be given im fuvw RCUS, ASTOR PLAOK.—FIPTd NIGHT OF TOR k Clown, Signor Felix Curto, euga, fay season, wo will, in addition to introduce his talented juve= expressly forthe holf own incomparable perferman: pile family. consiafing of Master, Kodolph Caroline and Low Besides these, will bo given six- acto ‘te the circle, by the fast ursin Amerien. In the course of the perf»rmances “ Carlos will pear fa in * new Hun, hevery evening—the Carlo smily being the great feacure in all Ly NO. $7 OW RRY.—MAC NIFIA three grand perfor Rew Year's day, four performances, On other days, doors open a8 1g s eeisak: Admiosion erate skid posite the ae ery Theatre —Three m in the morning at half pa: and evening at a quarter past seven o'clock. ANKLIN (THEATRE, Every night until f 75 CHATHAM 8 ‘The original and well s, consisting of seventeen per d band of Ladies im the wer! re fate ‘4 taken from classic ‘The Infant Family, A a ‘performance JRANKLIN THEATRE, Grand Holiday Festival. performanecs will take place on the above day, mencing at 10 in the morning, the seownd at the fourth at7 im the evening. For at Sim the aftern full ina, Dkeletons, Models, araday Pridi 7, Skturday. First Leciure free; the ace Tid, conta ys br nym lt, ak Lentil Lop Y.—THE REGULAR IGRAW'S GRAND NATIONAL PaNorawic ntings of American Scenery, now exhlbditin hires doors above Niblo’ faratogs and Lake ¢ Views, including * WO HUNDRED _KXAIBITIONS monthe—-Unparalled Suecess at the Minoryn sel ‘ay.—Durr’s Seven Milo Mir- St. Lawronco,and Saguenay Rivers. —oovering nearly seven miles of L400 miles ot th ' ror of the Uanoe aoe This 17 yuan wbagueuay. ‘the Mirror comm cloed wight ant San urdayy 2 Afternoon exhivitions, on sinedncsany clock. Admittance 25 cents: Y TUR AUTHOR OF “JaNB) on Antenlogrphy! by Ut he Phe Wildtall ae ‘ihe work ourpelves. we wil ik all per to read the following rotioes of it, being ouly a few of ths roe mendations it bas:— "wildredl Hatt’ “the jold is teld a9 no other ork of two authors. one who takes up this volume ie likely to be 90 at by the intenes interert Cr Would sit wp the whole night, break of daw an, * wien surprised by the h that all were to no on recept of ¥ d others, will bo ravriied ‘at the west Fates, Ry 1. his. F see consisting of eet a ase vi ic ay the Se peat artiol ed with yea to — ‘work ordered by mail. Fore’ vt, Adjoining the Post Ofte, New Orleans, sipal ‘Publishers. thresh works ae inet ae ienuod. eon soade with’ th it the Union. tor rey. of ents, Beepe on hand the largest avert Bo _ ail other hinds. ot Musioal instruments, euitable fo Rbw'D. 'D BAACK, 87 Fulton steees, ROM, 187 PEARL | hey! eT, ™ Acgordeens, Le ym rdeon ver! vr ™ L. td persons -) want of food muele this ie pAncixa. Pook AT THE APOLLO, 410 RROAD- ui. ay rerpoo fully informs thi new class for gentlemen comber, and a new class for Ladion Miaven om Wednerday, the 26¢h. at three ovelock. ching to join, will please apply ae above on the days of fing, the Dath of (kA D COMPLIMENTARY Balt yf ut AANA AAAS MERICAN ART U other Works of ary 4 ‘Amnwal Meeting ‘on othe Menbere jan e A wubeeri iain noF me, works of superior merit, for L800, ANUsEMuNTs. son, a face i Meg Mer Lau Gebers a chio, Mr Coaldock; Bapti Ww. Chapman; Biondello, Mr.” Thou Curtis, Miss Carmas. Doors ope 7._Dress circle, 750,; Family aad ¢ A&A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL —GOR- e omic pantomime.—Magn’ derful Changes! Astouishing ‘Tricks! Lots of Pun! by the inimitable Kavel Family.—1 ues |ay, Deoomber 25, and every wale the sere ba week, Will be presented, d ope nesting mie pa: eit the jinaediain ‘tiroction of Jereme A0UL, oh THE > STAR—Characters Berroxs TAEATRE.—W, FE. BURTON. PROPRIE-~ Tui evening. Dea i, Ista will be waved. the Senta Chavis vowietica \joiavieey Baaarieee Piasai amatic shel a ‘a3 Baum, Mtr. G. W. “Clark © followed Ly the SERIOUR FAMILY —Charles tvrrvas, Bea *) in Mur} penn, vr. Gy Sieh, Mee Burton; Mr: ty To cineieds with THE LAG uING Fumer, Mr. Burton; Mrs, Felix Fumor Miss Ch pman. aaen Dres rele, and Parquet, We Femily Cirele. Soo. TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE —WEDNESDA evening, r 36, Ist, will be perroraed, Rosaivi's celebrate Ma, OFEL LO-~Desdraiona, Sisnorite a iu dco; Otel noe Por Eluniro, Sign vell tesder 0, Signor dt; Lago, Bigner Reneventen Signor atti. Leducr, Mere Kreutzer. Conductor and Director, Maa waretaok. ‘Prices of sdmission—AN Senta in Boxes or Parquet sovured either for the night or seasoa, $t Admission On the evening of e eBariuel, ty Auiphithatre, 28 a 3 K ‘ursday, Docem y mm-nsing at o'clock Splenard Performances ra in the morning, and repeated every hour day and evening. The manager inkes pleasure in anuowseing for chia grand Apnu sun of Festivity, the richest and im: Bary variety of Noveltion ard A e fi most b Vas this orany other pla! varioty of a°~ tractions 18 the famoun Eng! Gales, who haa recently produced such a grest ation im the Quaker aad Monumental © fe. is, beyor Torgest man on earvhy heteht, Baht jon, and in eoniravt with ti rated English Dwart, Maj a 'visiters the leeture oon of the the wonderful Mau Monkey, appeard ab each exhibicion, in bia Feats ofSirongts, Agility and Gon— tortions, in the adi UMB 3 \vov sib. r. Vem. Morrisigit Warden, Clark, Rose, Vand and Wert, who en c America, Ee zing and Yanken Melodioe ‘hours, the Sksleton of the Black Gresaland ards of fifty feet im longth; the enormons Bow Constrietor;, Large Living Anaconda; the Live Mammoth Crocodile GlU.0 Curio Admission to the Museum, Performancer, &e., 20 cents, Children under 10 years, 1256 ts, The popular will be re piece of “Th and Friday twenty-seventh, tw The press the clerey, uri ty-eienth end twenty. nin ous temperance societies, am the etter porticn of the ‘pubtio, aro Lond in, the praise of this moral Ne by wil imsol ving tin playing upon Cuttin 1d, a a Tue! weohan ‘Gne vast feld of anatoury, physiology. aus Pathol c opened to the comprehension of every man. It i ve, the most, perfeet the m i amsorhing of ait 29 Jenta. sively. ras oa P Mi. Gentlemen in the formanees will tal ee day. Sixteen youns ladie or Ulympie ges at the VNTRILOQUISM:-M A GI Binde!--Signor Blit 7 truly extoniehin triloquism will Masical I!1urione will curpase sil Sieuor éminsion, 25 cents: ehittren ons experi- jor foc halt-price. _ \.-%V ERS’ GRAND ort season Tretia being extinct Fenurams ‘dal, feat fal thousand ‘foot tha ses painting ti Fork a w city’ 4 bay ash sat ular, Bed Oovan, nd tone of tho boats, ko. The ewrul and maguificent soone of ipa, ata the Astor Opers House Riot, the erand and subline speotacto of the Burniag of the Park Thos‘ © boom nearly thi * in pre o lars, Doors omens So Zs preci, a: Panory Children under ton vere of age, half priee. * LIDDON'S EGYPTIAN COL. yt a oy AND, rot f moving Traneparout Pano f the Nil Rubia, 7g) milen, wita Oral Dever estas Rooms, Chinese Buildin, Broadya eoen daily— Brenig, (tom Phe ee ieee Sat ny Morntags, from aeuitioent, Gallery uf ‘eyptian a wl » py o. ‘priv canis» Yor | tne partion OCR ON cur was” pay RY her WILL BB Pe Borat 1036 A. Md in the at f pel vening of Su rooms of the January 10, for bie on that d "Wiliam 1. King, Deuwis Harr Samncl 8 Bowmen, Gordon W. Burabem, Henry B Berjamin A. Mimford, Co OSMAN LEL WEED, Provident, HAVE JUST KRORIVED ONE ome ir 4 white square India Shawl, whieb they offer at a low price. urns CaNnaDa MINING cograny, NO! rice 18 hereby siven, neral okholders of at the office of ‘wiih meeting the elcetton G piace, and important mations be DAR Fox Bysag - RE- Jane O aE AT Pa res to Mm superior quality, a Crake, 84 84cus, BTC. —FARTE AMES BECK & CO. z ae entire of thels roma Sacks, Palet « helore New foriber sedvetion tm prises Rich, F Backs, 4, $10, and $1 whe are not supplied. o rt ing heli inte prem Fyiit do well to etna a a eal. 7 ouNG BOWNING'S, ee wien 4 Boned Take: plumage, just recvived from yRPOT oF FRENCH MECHANICA Broadway, Olympie y the Herman a. iheles of Careet Moc oe Moderato ra DARUON VILE, (late Diacon's Lampe). Fi IN §U RAN CR DROOKLYS x te! LAMPS, 45 t reesived 43 Fulton street, Broo! ge, Wall street, New ¥ Li AKE NOTICE. 0. ¥ DOWNING.—DOWN~ ing, of New Sand 5 Bowed rent is qualliy of Pickled 0: N Yen rt of the most t] Notice, eee rT THat “OR bas for Pickled Oysters are boing solicit even about the elty. This is te nelity he only ord capes na rn in o and dered Leat Lard, vaitetle for all markets aud elias fs sale in lote to TSESERMPLIE & co. sue rain stew