The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1849, Page 3

aeaeraees te tale ct Brady's, 00 and 207 jinistures, fo way, corner ot Fulton street. next, from Il A. fonable Milliner of the Ax has nou Fecaived supply, and in order to onable ladies to jus ‘the ev te will exhibit them in her for that purpose. Th: to examine AN ENHEIM, Pe ee ft nd Bazarr, 539 Broadway, Chinece —The most splendid sm Pry ¥ 7 wie Leng t ‘wo corse, bons. to eent Sov os the usual price. Dressing Cases—In all that the name Im. Ports, compact and complete, each artiele contained therein best yuality, Asa present for the holidays, a combining elegance of fiuleh and utilit SAUDE 8 & SON, 147 and 357 Broadw: muse Splendid or Commodious Room: than New Broadway Assembly Room adjoining the y House, are not be found im the city. Ball com- mittees would do'well to oall aud see them before engasing elsewhere. haw The Opposite Extremes,—Clothe a genties man's head and feet elerautly, and the apparel between these two extremes is of secondary consequence. For his feet, we recommend the Eooct made by JONBS, of 14 Aun street, as ‘the most tasteful im shape, the best in material and work~ mapehip, and the very cheapest in the city, Call there, and Af We are Wrong, let our character for truth be the sacritice, uaintance had a frah lot of Toys, Fancy ‘oxen 0! fresh Candies, Cotaus sold for this week only, fifty per A Gentleman of our ac At yorterday, and declared ‘iit was the only fit he had in the Yast ten years. Bue we can tell those who want good fits, that they ean get good French Calf Boots for $i 60, worth 3h and $7; do. good He fur $3, urually $5, in, other cheap fits ean beffound opposite our office, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. We have harety a single Reader whols not interested iu kwowing that the celebrated Perpetual Gloss Oversioe, as well as every other approved style. may he had by the single pour at che well known Goodyear Rubber Emporium, 150 Broadway, Ratubun's Hotel, Comhs..'Those wishing the finest quality of buek Combs, in the present style, will examine the assort= complete in the city, smone w chain pattern, in tpaneiae Bf fell. fre . J. SAU! alr Dye.—Hatehelor 's s Liquid colors tn hair ox whiskers the moment it ig applic? without injury the hair or skin; it can be washed immediately without furbing the color, sud has no bad odor.” It is applied, or sla ‘wholeenle and retail, at BATCH RLOR'S Wig Factory, 4 Wall street. Copy the addreer. Gi a of Impediment iu the Speech ‘weeks, at {71 Broadway, up stairs. The best of f reforenoet — Applications must be made iw mediately. “CORMEBCIAL AFPAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, Doc, 26—5 P. M. The steck market opered rather qniet this morning, and the transactions were confincd pretty much vo Reading Railroad and Norih American Trust. Read- ing was very active, and the seles were mostly on time, at a decline of 34 percent. There were large sales of North American Trust, at prices current on Monday. ‘There was no change in quotations for any ef the other fancies. At the second board, Reading Railroad fe'l off 3g per cent; Farmers’ Loan, \¢; Harlem 1; North American Trust, '\{. Reading Bonds show a decline of 34 per cemt since last Saturday. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer Of this port to-day, amounted to $92,060; payments, $13,644—balance, $3,500,075. The amount of tolls reosived on the Illinois and Michigan Canal, at the Collector's office, Chicago, the Present year, was $70,182 63; in 1948, $52,077 41—in- e@rease in $1549, $15,105 42, This, taking into consi- @eration that Collectors offices have been established at several other points on the canal, since last year, the tolls collected at which should be added to the above amount,leoks very well, Laselle and Chicago were the only points at which tolls were collected in 1848. ‘The number ef passengers carried on the canal the past season, is 81,109. The Bank of America has declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent. The Chemical Bank bas declared a dividend of six per cent. The Taunton Branch Railroad Company have declar ed a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. ‘The Fall River Railroad Company have voted not to pay a dividend, the corporation being in debt. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- * tain articles exported irom this port for the week end- ing Deo, 24, inclusive, distinguishing the destination Qnd extent of shipments to each pla Commence of tHe Pont or New Youx—Wersty Ex- rout: To Liverpool.—Flour, 6 680 f omy) 70 do ; Chrome tash, 145 @o.; rosin. $40 do.; corn, 57,015 hy BH401 do; rive, 64 both boet, 500 ; Ol} peppermint, 18 cases; tobacco, 140 bhhds; do, » LOL tbe; tallow, 112.027 do.; ofl eake, 1 +] 7h do.; cheere, 67.345 do; logwoor tons; Rio Hache wood, 128 do ; sperm oll, 13, a0 gallo; etaves. No..12.000. 4 ash, 256 bbls ; peariash, 87 do; whale ; spirits turpentine, 17,430 do ; aloes. 67 , 60 logs; Oil cake, 89,762 lbs; staves, No., tine, 4.213 bbls : peas, 1.256 bushels. 18; pestiash. 37 do.; rosin, rice, 113 therses; segars, 26 cases; gum copal, 10 do.; sponge, 190 bales; hops. 70 @o.; lard, SP iba.; gtease, 2658 do, whalebone, #8882 do.; hams, 4442 beeswax. 2237 do; bark, 278 bags; bark, 68 hhds; oars. No., 140. Te Hollant.— Your, 100 bbia.; spirits tarpentine, 356 269 thes honey, 15 do ; pink : legeoed 108 tons; logs; mabogany, 416 ao; S60 mats; cassia, 6 vases; etar 000; oars, No., 10. To Belgewm.— Potash, 100 ’ble ; peariash, 2 do ; 214 0.; turpentine, 295 do.; rice, 478 tierces; honey 48 do ; hope, 40 bales; coffee, 1,307 bage; spermacet’t, whale of], 7.346 gals ; exssia, ; whale bone, 4,030 Ibe 1 tons; rice, 45 tierces; rosin, “To Portugal — Log wovd, staves, No. 73 000 To Medeiva.—Viowr, 160 bbls; lumber, 5,000 feet; ¥0,, 39,000. etaver, . to Mauritius. Flour, $25 bbls ; pork, $9 do.; beef, 0 do ; resin, 160 do.; salmon, 150 do ; mackerel, 30 do; Glewives, 100 do.; oats, 600 bushel; tobaceo, 20 hh do manutretured, 9009 Iba; bame, 3.607 do; tish, mould candies, 125 boxes: sperm can tics 1a her, 17.000 fevti oars, No. 435 Granada. Flour, 100 bble. Beeei cordage, IT coils; ‘mails, 6 E. co. Whale oil, 199 at turpentine, 220 do; steel, *p i deo ; cinnamon, 15 bales; el 4 457 ibs; feh, 1.500 ooon. 140 haga; domestic, $33 packares; lead, 56 lamber, 17 600 feet St. Domingo —Fiour, 1.300 bia ; herring 69 do ; Pork, 876 do; mackerel, 105 do; alewives, 25 do; rice. . #0.374 do. domestics. 10 | gunpowder, 243 do ; 2 6 te 20 bays; Komp, ORT boxes; domestion, 59 ge. Lbhd.; a). mid. 88t the: fish, 62,519 3 Tal de gat, redoed, 1153 do; bame 1,946 do.; butter, jo.; lard, 23229 do, lumber, 6,000 feet To Spanish West Indies ~ Brena, 45 bbl Deol, 10 do ; spirits turpentine, 6 do; ri bacco, 2 hhds ; mould candies, 150 boxes; sperm Glew, 43 do: pepper, £0 bags; cloves, 80 bales; BOG Ibs.; cheese, 2148 do.; lard, 13,115 do ; $28 do.;' fish, 25,868 do ; wails, 60 cask onenia, mats; whale oil, 1419 gules 000. To Danish West Indies Flour, 100 ble meal, 50 do; ; Tice, 31 tes; tobacco, § 063 Libs. tmould x i 860 boxes; lard, 8817 Ib» obeese, 4€7 Ibs; silks, 14 pekgs ; domestics, 14 do; Gunpowder, 8 kegs; pepper. 48 dies Dutch West Indies—Flour, 640 bbls; mackerel, 22 do; bread, 40 do.; rye flour, 80 do; beef, 84 do; eaa- batter, hams, 25,- sibKe, 67 camer; , No, 16- ; hoop ork, 24 do.; meal, 40 do.; rice 55 ter; soap, 100 boxes; mould ean- dien, 20 do ; jestios, 28 pokes ; whale oil, 600 galie ; cassia. 60 mate; lard) 5.420 Ibe; tobacco mil , 4.068 st euger, reflaed 1579 do; butter, 2958 do; fish, 0 do a Birstish West Indies—Flour, 1425 bbia ; bread, 255 pork, 244 do ; beef, 82 do; meal, 263 do ; corn 735 pales pews, 40 do.; rice, § tos.; domosties, 4 pkg 4 acco, 2 hhde ; whale off 199 galls ; epirits turpentine, 68 do.; mould cendler, 490 bexes m candles, 5 do ; heme. 71 lbe.; butter, 5651 do.; lard, 7,403 do, oll 9500 do.; cheese, 9.012 do ; rheep, No 164 ‘¢ Brwish Novth America Flour, 1,865 bots ; flowr, 160 do,; meal 21 do ; pork, 60 do The movements in breadstuifs have lately been more active than usmal; but for the reason, thas fer, they @ been exceedingly limited compared with ia ‘Tho aggregate exportation of brealstuits feom the United States to Great Britaia, upto the latest Gates, thie year and last, #47 as adveKed Srirmanrs or Baxanerores ro Garar D Flour, Wheat, rye pray Up to datert dates, 1948, 6 dead. bbe oie F Doereate ta 10.64 6664 It will be seen"by this comparative statement, that | from September st to the latest dates in 1849, the ex. | ports of breadstuffs to Great Britain and Ireland have | been comparatively to a very limited extent, and the | Prospect is by no means encoursging. At the date of our last advices from England, the corn markets were very much depressed, and the supplies equal to the | usual demand for consumption. During the close of wavigation, prices will probably rule too high in our markets to permit profitable shipments on home ac- | count, anda moderate expert trade will doubtless be | the result of the present state of things, } The annexed tables exhibit the movements in bread- tuffs in this port, according to the latest returns: — Snuirments oF Breapstv ll rm tHe Port or New Ship Isaac Walton, Liverpool, e09 bbls. Canadian four; 14,852 bushels do. wheat Ship Switzerland, Linea, 5,136 bushels round yellow corn. Ship Germani, Liverpool, 3,000 bbls. Canadian flour. Schr. Dolphin. St. John, 100 bbls, K, D, corn meal 160 bbls Canadian flour. — Rowena, Jeremie, 80 bbls. superfine Genesee | ‘orig Rockin |, Granada, etc., 363 bbls. Peters- burgh city mills. — ENiza Hull, 680 bushels peas. using, Port au aioe 60 bbis. Southern | Brig Maitlend, Halifax, 770 bbls. Canadian flour. | Baik Montezuma, Dewerara, 730 bbls. Croton mills; | 830 bbls. Richmond country | Schr Rio, Port aa Prince, 200 bbis sonnet oer Schr. Pearcy, Port au Prince, $00 bbls. peee, Hetty, ‘Port au Prince, 225 itis, eredcrio’ cee | yuxh flour. Ship Cornelia, Tevaxporl, 430 bbls. Fredericksburgh flour; 1,900 bbls. Gi flour; 23,583 bush. white and yellow corn. ig Clava Rosa, Curacoa, 450 bbls. Brandywine an Brig Swan, Bermuda, 500 bbis. Brandywine flour. ‘This table is important to those engaged in the trade, as it distinguishes the descriptions of flour and other breadstufls exported, and the quantity of each kind shipped by each vessel to each port, The shipments of Canadian flour and wheat since the 11th inst., hay been ae anvexed :— roRTATION oF Canapa Fioun any Warar, Deo, Lin 716 bbls, Canadian flour, | do. | 5 do | Dec. 12— do. | do. | 1,124 do, wheat. . ‘ieee peak Dec. 13— ‘135 bbls, do. do. 405 + do. {Nova Scotia, 10 do “Amsterdam, Dee. 15— 1,000 do, Liverpool. 008 do. Sl Halifax, \¥ 16 « do :London, | yoo « do Deo, 18—12,244 do. Liverpoolf 8442 bash. do. + do. 1.600 bbls. do. flour... . London, ser * do. flour. . ..Glasgow. Dec. 19-12.860 bush, do, wheat. . . Liverpool. 20 bbls. do. flour... do. 7T do. flour. . Deo. 20— 4.875 do, flour. Deo. 21— 7,180“ do. flour. . 1V2s1 bush, do wheat. 2.160 bbls. do. flour. | ‘The steck of Canadian whert at the Atlantic Docks, | on the 2Ist inst., was £4,871 bushela; withdrawn since the 14th inst. 17,000 bushels, flour on the 14th inst., 102,000 bbls ; withdrawn since, 15,708 bbls, Total receipts of Canadian breadstufls this season, up to the Lith inst , 225,000 bbls, dour, and 400,000 bushels wheat. This trade has already become 4 very important item in the commerce of this port, and gives employment toa large tonaage, upou our works of internal improvements, upon our lakes, and | upon all parts of the ocean. ] Stock Exchange 2000 U B Gs, “68 ope ut Island RR bS 000) do bw Mf 25 Stonington RR 4 4000 do 4, $0 Reading KR BS 20 ehe D Dock Bk 100 do bw 3 1000 NA Treat 00) do bs) 0 do veo 700 de 100 Fermers' Trust 10 do etn 1 do 1 do 33) mw do : 400 do bt 1 Canton Co 890 =] ge by, 13 Erie RR Ej L iatgna RR one et Ryan River RR 200) E ris 1000 N Yi i Nude Bae 100% BOARD 175 shs Canton Co 50 do a do ) 50 do 19 Harlem RR 8 Na Trust Co _—_ Readies Bonds 10 hs Reading RR ‘o Farmers’ Trost 10 & ne ener nent Rea, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Answers to Advertisements vent by Mail evwet be port paid, or they wil not be taken from the Post Office. AAA AAA IRVING HOUSE, COLUMBIA HOTEL, peverid sTReet, PutLapeLemia, BARNUM'S HOTEL, Canvent arnen?, DaLtiwone. TREMONT Hou 3E, Tr suone st Ree, Boston, RUST’S DOTEL, Syaacver, New Yoru, WILLARD’S MOTEL, ean rhe Presvent’s Manon, Wasuixcron, D. ©. ROADWAY, New Yo LOST ANI FOU De ST, DURING THE Soxrgion | oolsey & Co.'s Rett nt ‘Booke and old Chee ook gxcen Painted box containing only old aceo War to ‘the owners. The above reward will be paid for recovery. Apply corner of Water and Montgomery trees. € WARD-—LOST, THIS MO! store of Mesers. Ti WEEN No. 5 Bar- geld Braman key. ‘The avev sver will golive? the above at tho ofhc late, No. LJ Barclay street, at No, 1 College Place, of at 6: N Be Mi eteclyneds, markod leave them at the Notte street, he will receive the above rew h a a ‘ON STRERT. A PAT ” If the finder will 216 Washington REWARD — Loe PER PART ‘of the city. will erally rewarded by awrving 1¢ to the first house below Bighteenth street, im Fifth avenue. ouND- TH! 8 MORNING, A BUNCH OF WaTca sud heya. The owner ean have them by ealling ary Savings MORTON CHBESMAN The HOULDAY s Goons. FoR WoLipaY PRESETS -wE | Juced the prices of ovr Silos, La | Srawie, Cashmeres, Inanabercni ote | Cords, ke., to extremely low prices, for He JAMES BECK & Ce BGS PRESENTS. An in) pattern of Gold remivm Gold Ke trade, at the C0. 169 Broodwey, M EMBRODERIES, Franklin and 4 e before the let of sanvaty. ‘Thoes tv want ay depeud upon getting good and oh A 4 S Broadway. tention of ws ou In respect to uhlionns OLIDAY for pale re, they fairly velipoe ue 8. I TOE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS nt of flower r HOLIDAYS.—3 did aevortment of er r wit rRECEIVS YAND Re. WANE O ireee, to which she soltet ” SPEOIAL NOTICES ERCANTILE LODGE, NO. 4 1, 0. OF OF Tne Members of Mercantile Lo " wily ce Room , at one o'clock, P. M., Thurséay, Deceaber Tith, to attend the fups- rel of our lete bro Wiliam Morehead, Try order of the N. G v GREERLEAY, "Bee. —THE MEMBERS OF MUNN Ancient and Houorable Fra- jagons, aro hereby notified to odge tuom, ZA Grand stteot, this (Thurs sjerening. at TiC olock, when the. oftce engulng year, will, then and aaa teleost snot ltrs a ttreat. ABONIC, NOTIC corn cNING 13h, | washer and Con be scen for two days. Ple: | front basement. Stock of Canadian | ¢ La THE A Bh. ACK DOO, OF THE Newt th a waddling gait, long, bushy — te ik. about 2% fect high, mall head, sharp fleree face, te on the breast, and on beth fore paw rs to the word “Rod Whoever will bring him ¢o No. 218 Washingtoa street, Brooklyn, will re- | N THE WATERS AT NEW BF Garo A 1 . Any One proving property and ng OXPena~ have her. Apply to Mi MARL TON, Now from the 20th inet eee = a aeoee fg rd “ay fimekes ©, take care of childrens 0) Us Seath avenue, Seen tf nae 9 GooD small private fa my, at 101 ANTED—BY 4 ant fres sh breast ~ the best of ci ty chacts » first floor, a ta pi toa eet for two venteenth and watts at sang ‘ren Pitan wrs. THEATRE.—TH' jormed, GUY ANNEALING Cot ak ee Carma pity ae (3 5 pry Diana, Eugenia, tien, Mis Bkerrett: paren ig we at7. Di rele, The.; Fa- migae Third Cireles, cook, WHO at Heung Wes SPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH A situation as Wet Nurse. Can Address 135 Reade street, in Ws would’s make herself Pay and can Mulberry street, in the res feteen tai 7 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, to do cham! berwork and washing, or useful. Hag the best of city for two days, Please oa 1 at 77 | Wan untry m foe two bayer, wrk of some means, to be ED-A pene BY A VERY SORPSTENS ood city gofarenen as w aw odin Sree Nurse and Seam: treas, wate family. Would go in the book store. ED—A PERSON OF GENTEEL ADDRESS, AND interested in and travel with a Work of Art, wiich camnet fail to make money, Address Art, office of the Herald. ANTED—BY A a ot yf aes who has STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS LAD, ot hi lodge of too aie ter preferred. TE: ituation as prof —A STEADY, FAITHFUL WOMAN WANTS a fested Cook. Understands all the vranches =k to, the “business. Best of city reference can be given. Please apply to ‘Cosk, corner Thirteenth | stxoet and 6. Can for'two days, ANTED—A SITUATION, ie mn, todo tue coo! 10 objectio city reference or ot BY A RESPECTAULE z, washing and ironing housework or cham~ Please to call in be second floor, in the family A food situation, Can be scen until suited, Elizabeth street, { BY, A pyres ABLE rate oat Cham- a mall private ‘ages not eo much considered as Please oail at ropt basement of rear honse. J ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Prote. tant girl, to ¢ family, or obamber priv city reference Fieai do the general housework of asmall rwork, and mind children. Best of Can be seen for two days, if not engaged. call at 56 Hudson a Brook; t tore: ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A situation, ina private family, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or todo the general housework for a small tamily. ekman srree young woman, to | private family; no objectis irener, Good WwW tion to do the oo cell at lal & serence given, W ANTED-EY. A RE & Situation te do pl ing. Has lived three you 2 a teem at Will of city reterenccs can be given, “SITUATION, + Broadway, ia the rear, Please call at A Ki do general housew@k for a emall ons to go as chamber! 20% eit noe from her Last place. all at 45 Harrison wtct, ANTED~A SITUATION, TO DO THE PLAIN COOK- ing, Washing and Ironing tor a emall family, either in | the city or country, bya young Atmevioan woman Has no nerul housework of @ small faaily. Best of re- SPECTABLE YOU Jain cooking and wa ra and ton months in be ain street. Cau be been until en- LADY OF RESPEC ty Dollari rity w Broadway 1% ed to, TABILITY 13 DESIROTS OF for a short time, for which essed to 3. 4. > aa lets att LABY OF RESPECTABILITY WISHES A SITUA- ‘Pia as he uses ceper, ee she can have her child with off xperience can he Feet, second floor. Can be JANCY PIEC DYER WANTED--A REALLY PRAC- tical mem, who has had the charge of a dye hous can produce all the shades required for Cambrics and Sil and 4. Dene but & competent man, who cam give wudoubted testi~ movials of Gilmour, AW.—WANTED, is competent t Neue othors « Lex,” at Bey! take chi lineations; need apply. Enquire of Guthrie & N A LAW OFPICE, A PERSON who is thoroughly famibier with ‘city jee, and who moral business of the ply. Address, by letter, post- wy pom offic the NWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN WISH SIT- vations, One to do the housework of a ly—she 15 @ goad cook, war dan exovllen baker. The best of city reference from her last plac. ‘The other’ as Chamberinaid and Waiter in a respectable family. Please to cali at 130 Pearl wreet, in the rear, Brooklyn, TPO CAPITALISTS AND SPECULATORS—A LUCRA- | tive investinent mow ofers to persone ebeert al a perty 1 obtain & partner with got | travel and to take su acti | thes qualitied will receive half “uve produ longer, according to agree: pristor will be foun roadway, nesr Franklin, | PO MERCHAN Iie Nag oe TS, B. Dusiners, ome exte ant in leading the aifairs, versed with the Pr ted to refer to most respectable houses, he bepes at ‘sommmanity Will notes ia val peal to the com | line nddresned to box SIA, ty me money, whe would be willing to ive part in the business. A person for one year or w with ment, An inte 1 PFO= | perfectly satifaetory. Apply at 30 | ANKS “AND INSURANCE ‘Clerks’ elng well a German, languages, oo, Ay apd poet ofhoe, will have attentio: VALIFORNIA GOLD DUST. WANTED TO BUY, $10,000 California Gold Dust, for which the highe: im | be mally D. P. WEBSTER, No.7 Abu sireck. g ae MOAKDING, See Posrnwanmn, POR ALADY Is A RRSPHOCTABLE P tewily. She will turvish die for rewing mine stree be word \t | OARD.— A LADY | Ronrd. | Post Oftes. | A AR the Lady om LOR AND Bi Abay ODGING=NAG'S rireet, rooms, at 25 cen bae will te cone aler, wines, Kawor BF PRIVATE SUI Belly & Bupignac’s thony # tl mon and n, ean rccommodate s Lady and in elewn and ee anton able 8 singe por wigh AVING & PLEASANT FL jeatleman, with ‘Address, Mrs. A. ., Broadway ly. ED RooM To 1 ¥ if) e *Fraantin A iti imined a eferevees ¢ BAD 5 BAROLAY beds aad singte per week. The or old and mow TEL, NO. PER PARLORS ATT&CHED TO magnificent; Restaurant, north went MUSICA La xwUS mp a. Mosieal Bonen, Get Instrumente, suitable tor CEORDBONS, The subsorit row'p BA Silk and Kid @ ICAL BOXES, GUITARS, rier and manufacturer ¢ b men ko.- Musical Pres. K, 87 Pulton atrect RS, FLUTE: SAL BOXES, GUT rines, Triangles, and 208 Ga PEARL rip td and Fancy A’ MISCEE L ANEKOU ‘s, PEO BAN BANK O Bank hee ke woeta ti “ee ARGAINS I Gis P THR CITY OF NEW YORK com a bu with @ eap will in ¢ Bank No. 162 Gr: , wmetl | ne to an iner of $20,000 to rome. William 1. King, Deonis Harris Samuel § Bowman. on W. Bormbam, by yee, Lueien D. Coman, corre Eller ATHANIEL WEED, President. N FINE CLOTHING JOUN (inte Wyman & Derby adway, offers bis entire tock of teh Toen's wear, at ereatiy reduced prices, wntil the lst Febr next, to make room for the now spring stock. N,B.--A few | re made evstom garments, such a» Frock, Dress, end | told below coet ee ing, ie 27, Frevanten, Mr. ‘taylor; Kichard Pen Lasgenty mnwood, Mi tions ‘anne Trevs ‘ood. After which, FEMALE GU a! banazir, Mr. Dawes; Kasrao, ook yer: ¢ Wak the DUMB gis sones Le Seymour, Be tra Box, 50 cet HANFRAU'S NATIONAL poem nooo December the entertainments will with the drama entitied the DRAM af SEA Gi a pa ras pen ar Evert tee wilt i NIBLO'S GARDEN. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEM- daring ss astlorementnee sent ai kone, ty ihe Ravel Family ‘achievements on the Tight vel Fam tient ) be followed by, veri "ai f National 2 it. M. a ) Sailor, ,y mt: R Mr." Gallet; "Sambo ‘and Ci nb and 5 lam is. “Doors open at evening, mence a Tayler, To be fe LAUGHLIN Freak cot; FRANK Wel AU! Michael Walsbii Nickit M P. Green, theus, Miss Sin ¥ roar ee farce entitled +o Wr. Doo Pit, Is, 6, commence at ITODELL'S, OLYMPIC THEATRE. — THURSDAY ntertainments will com- — Bonny Clapper; Mr. Wal- by loot; Mi jowed Wi URTON'S THEATRE.—W. E. BURTON, PROPRIE- tor. —Thursda, erasing Ine Dee. Hat ill be pare. the diama of DOMB. ‘Lyang Mr. Carker, Br. Claris Major Joo Bigaook i Mr. Toots,’ Mi Capt. Cutile Nowe "Mes! iw Susan Nipper, Mrs. Bi Mike William, To comelude with fees ng Lim Mr. Leech; Flas! cle Miss t 7 o'clocl Cc arranged by Carlo. The performances 4 B: a the great feacure in all, 7 ooLogrear, HALL, NO Attractions for th waeer 'b, a tow weeks years, half pric terms. VRANKLIN THEATRE, Mdvery ninhe until farther notice, known Lon's Femsle Minstre formers, being the only organy: + Troupe of Model Artistes,” ‘The original ‘consistin, ved ban of inte, An aft nee RS. EMMA GILLINGHAM BosTWik fully announgos to her friends and th intends gwing a Concert of Voral and Instramer Room, corner ¢f Prince street and Br H.C, Timm, Mr. ‘Rober Andrews, ficn se will be aah y, A. Kyle, POSITIVELY THE Last W 9d of January, Months howdred and fix Brondway.--Bur's Sevea Mi Ningare, St. Lawrence, and Sagu ing palnting-—covering nearly se and tratnfully delineating CLOSING type of all perfect dag Guif of Bt, unknown Saguenay. Th, celoch nigh half pric and Broadway. this Panorama wil bch of January, as they aro sold, and onthe 13th, Visitera and resid portunity of seeing these fine thteity.. Bahibition free. be exhibited no longer than are goin out tak suri liday festival will be varied every evewing—the Can Fer partioulas noe, thenes up the wild, sectaded ‘The Mirror commences to move ¥, Afternoon exhibitions on Wednentay an@ Setnrdsy, at 2 o'clock. Admittance 2 conte children | = years TROUR ARTO, ree — Deg thong I NIGHT OF hint | or Felix Carlo; engaged expressly ma borne who will, in additiom to his per rformances, introduce his talented juvo~ efasnily. consisting of Master, Rodolph: Carlo, and Mtlos. Chroline and Lowiee Cielo. Besides those, will be given a tecn brilliant a indie, by the first horsem Yelligenrs in -Atuerica. In tho course of th rma the Mile. Carlos will ‘appear ina new Hungarian Natio; 37 BOWERY. —MAGNIFI~ Performing Ele~ Cy Mi ite sire being & lion, and ite dam_a | i pard. Beasts and Birds of every variety. On. Christmas day, three grand performat it 10, 3 and 8 o’eleck. New Year 10 1, fand Sorclok. other days, doors o 4 8 o'clock. and well of feventeen per- ladies in the world; who will representa number | ym pictures taken from claenic history. Tho Female | ‘The Infant Family, bee wend with a variety of nerformance every Wein 1» Bots. nt on Thursday evening, December 27th, at Niblo's new Concert dway, on which ooca~ Mr. Richard Mr. G. F, fee fu ON © Hundred Bxhibitions in F ~Uuparaliclcd Success at the Minerva Keom, f ile M 2.000 miles ot the mest Ficuturesque ane historically intersting scenery in America, Passes steadily before the eye of the spectator for a apace the eitie IRST LECTURE PREE!-IN THE BLELCKER Building, corner of Bleecker and Morton étreets.—Dr. WIRTING will giv rt Course of Popular Lectures on Anatomy, Phyasiolozy, and the Laws of eollection of Maxiking, Skeletons, Weénead: esd Admi y Oe nite each, ANORAKA SALOON, CORNER OF LISPENARD ST. —The Paintings of the first section of the or to California 2 the exrliost fintings Defore they leave Paintin ton Hail, 65 Broad The romantic rey eastern world; Saratogs a1 other interesting views, ale jing = rs, re Reve yr Baye ipP ping, Bi racing & at extent 10 Mout aul peeners im'the world. Painted by George it. open a pane Fos pai hree doors the assisted by JV eoively at 7, exhibitions oyen atl. Literal srran ORPORATION NOTICE.— room No. 4, City Hi AY LOR, Comp’ if” £ COB 8. PLATT. 1 ish solid silver F Toy: iz 23 Platt street, comme Freuch. ry ot various kin: fine solid Engtish silver Ware, amo Bracelets, Head Ornamental Pins, Chains, Ke, Alto the etock of a retail Jeweller, of best fine gold articles, vie which are C nt of the agen, trom 1 Sherrica.—" Ferdinand,” “ Harmony *P Manzanills, Pr AUOTIONE ireday, comber, at 15 0' Avenue, all the right, tile and interort of Gow which fe had on the ninth day of SUERI iiten Under Cl J Good sen te.—To-morr at No, 102 withou re ether ‘aney MPO LET-TO THO O8 THREE unfurnished wecond f 16 oF Olvildpon. eonsistin Kings \ + enamelled F ich and Diamonds mportati wneot, at a Bracelets, an: ng ertored Largely # prepared to offer t fae riment Pitchers. © ons, Napkin ii MARKET--THE UNDER ly THOMAS B. BRC Corner Canal and Wi Cf TO ADVENTURERS st X OF CO efore, by L New York, De: natco oember 15, DICOCS & WILKS erty Oy On Direetors of thie Contre street, | from 1) to 12 ropany DARTFORD bark Jane Gondie, from PARTNERSTIP «under THE potAat: e firm of P, A. nal coneent, Mr. t po The vatsending Busingrs sontinwed a i, DELMON ICO. 1849, UNPOW DER, R don, for sale in KNEELAND, 206 Front street. £ OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, ember 24th, 149.—The annual clection for thirceen Will be held at the office, No, EINSURAN pany, Merchar iphed com prount on bull he., on na favorable terms {ANCY GUTTA PERC! ed per steamer Herman: conti 43 Fulton street, , Wall street, Now York. As Res 7, LAUMONLUER, +7 Maiden Long, © ORL TX INBURA NCR Brooklyn, and No, ‘pis of vee pues to take rieke LD HA THE SALES FOR UN. taxer will be entinead this day, at twelve o'eloek, in Earrings and Dro; ok, Haris & vo 2GRAW'S GRAND NATIONAL PANORAMIC of American Scenery, now Eanes in i . CARRINGTON auc. wi » & handsome invoice of ard ¢ rooches, Hair Combs, ¥ SALE OF FIN® ‘a glass. —Gerard & | at 12 o'clock, hee) | her s18 to} “8 PF BALE, UOTION NOTIGE—THOMAS BL J, AUK TONEER — Batensive sale « old Wives, Bi ld Kum, Whis- Busgundy Wine,’ & 47 fl. Neon BD on Friday, at eleven 0° at t t, and 10 Nor om © om of b THe peemaaee inline ‘ is x vorsare in demijohas | River. ¢ joxe: TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE E_PRIDAT BV. ning, December 25th, will be porto erdi’s opera seria, EX NAN1~Blvira, Signoriva T. Tru jovanni, porina Avogadro; Ernaui, Siguor Forti Carlo, Sig. Sienor Giubile: tano; Silva, Signor Nevelli; Ingo, cardo, Condwctor and’ D ‘Lead commen ond taki ARNAM'S AMBRICAN MUSEUM—T. P. BARNUM, Proprictor—J. Greenwood, Jr, Assistant Manager.—I formance the afternoon at ud in A the oveath: at 7 o'clock. The famous English Gian astonishing Ly mens ay n oukey, Signor Carrito, Varden, Clark, and Misres Sras land ande Wee renowned sels notti Family, Pies Morris and hocts wilstes Appoar at each exhi mals- sion 2 conte; children under 10) years, L PUILADELP MIA. -- GRAND ‘UM'S MUSEUM, Gala week.—Performances in the le morning, aftern | The press. the ties, and Ul better portion « ic, are loud in, the praise of th | moral omestic drama. Dissslving Vie Nellis, born with- out Arms, who uses his feet in pla; ments; Winding up Watches: Jersey Fat Baby, 10 mouths old, and weighing 7634 1b Beotch Marmoths, Gipeoy, Wax Statuary; rare specime tom care collection: &e. Admittance 2 CENT EXAIBITION.-&V&RS* GRAND GNIFI M riginal gignntio seriov of Moving Panoramas, now ovo evening, Stor short sea Previous to poing oxhiited fn “ondon wat Steppant’ vrams Hull, Broadway, corner of Walker . This magnificent’ chet d'wurs Siiattieslo chilly from original: draw! by the vale American artist, John Evers, and sig canta, They are ted oe 40,000 toet of attest by ee) ot the largest peinting in of Brooklyn, Wultamebu nd the Atlantic Ocean. thoi of houses, awiul and magnidceat scone ot thipe, ecagss, boats, ke, the Astor Opera House Riot, the grand and sublime spectac! havo beon nearly of the Burning of the Park ‘Theatre. Tao ry on, and coet 25,000 dollars. Doore pen at 6 anoram moves at 74 precisely. Ad- micsion 2 oente: Children under toa years of ace, hi Panorama aj ‘the win! Ery iptions— Musca ‘now open ae irday Mornings, from ¢ Oallory of Egyptian iero- Paintings, and Sculptures. igoek, andoiher Oriental Weslo, ra Saar, performed uring each strane a © cents; and day mornings, if price. Gliddo i |-Book to the ma aie ‘the Nestaed price % ceuts. For other partiou- Nubia, 1720 mile: Chinese Bull Evenings, lars, AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. —DR. ntisell will deliver on third lecture of his course on ology on this evening, at 7! o'olock, in Hope Clpel, 72) roadway. Subject. © The Formation of Coal Beds.” ‘Tick- ets to the course, to admit one. $2; Lady and Gentlema, $ dat Mr.’ Poco 155 Broadway: Mr D. Fi i dway, and Mr. Kernot's, 655 Broadway. W's, Single leo- AINITION OF THE NRW YORK ‘at Lafayette Hall, 695 and Su? to) P.M. Theke dunia Signer Bliss Ras tbe boner bo aeaonace than will give bis much aR every aftvernor svonttg, at 3 and half past 7 o'clock, commencing on Mon December EI ty Library, corner of Broadway ad rd at very day, Signi nagic\an renders it wan na, Transformations, Bx. the moet miraculo juism willbe of the most amu ith the Dance of Dinner Plates, | Couronne Ta a , New York on Sstorday, January 4 maguificont United States Rings, Chains, Pios, Brooches, one handsome Diamond Ring, i hae end ral do. of ordinary quality. Also, fie silver Fralt | steams TH & ch Dismond | ee etre ore PRICK OF PASS, THROVON PROM NEW YORK To SAN CALIFOM NIA, « First Cabo Siate Koom Berth Second Cabin Btandee Berths. Stcerags Lerche, found Bed and Vor passsce, ™. VENI of her cargo on mperive aceotamodations for fire s, apply on board, Pier 8, North River, or ve F.&. D. FOWLER, 96 Weat streak. tos mail steamer leave for Chagres direct, from River, N, York, om Monday. lath Cherckee is the only steamer ran~ ping direct to Chagren, in connection with the Mail Steamers from Panama to San Prancieco, by the Cherokee will find comforts end sosommodation un~ by Avy other eheamer, and will be #ury to eonneet 8. Mail sonmerat Paumina, Sad have & proterenae Poevoagere WP RATES OF FABK@T@ CHAGR only two berths in stave room, Forward Saloon state rooms $15 Ww i £06 ‘540 | Steorage $150 ceosary to secure 4 chee 0 freight or peerage, apply to LOWLAND & AREIN Wat 95 Souih street, RCT Mall é INE FOR mas, ZRANCIB00 wed <8. Mails for the ary. Parteage ions and comforts not t Inet be transferred from a large steamer Pen , at ha intermediate port. Reduced rates of fare to Cha- Upper and After Saloone only two berths in etate rooms $198 rd seloon, state roome. 00 oe eevee we tr eabia the privilege mattresses and board. ...9f8 ary boiee of berths, vr d hewann & SON, 84 Broadway, at T presage, + this Steamer will be made ap at t at S¢'elock, P.M. Letters te govy b must CALIF - DISPATC VENI LINE,—THE SUs is loadlag ot Picr & of ie at, amy fire: and second * BL St iON St Wall et, 12€0, CALIPORNIA.—DISPATCH lipper ship. 3 JOUN . ADAMS will ORNIA Arr FRAN( Cabin possergere SAN NN, SE | have imm re ports has ju of feave- | f an w York seven m a twenty it time « 4. ainticgs cl | ohip is que 1 voyage fC t dete | than omy other veel, KB, B. SUTTON, St Wall 9 een | JUGN OGDEN, 116 Wall mot Bia= ~ hiniy poe | NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. —THE Ni a elegent A 1 pack SARATOGA, 129) bo Bod. U. Frank, Comm n the 2eth of Jenwary. ae roferon¢ ngs, and De 4 Knives and f Fancy Goods ia variety, at the lowest pr ies purchaeing Presenle, are respecttully inv which «ill be found to comprise articles. NORMAN a. FRE - * LAMPS. ®, GIRANDOLES AND 4 sulecriber, preparing to retire fre = b will eotl bie eplendid stock of Lampe, Gtrand Ten Trays and Var coet pr J. Ww. MOR WAN. 154 Fulton street, second lamp store fr Broadway. D 42.27, oF RENCH MECHANICAL Lawes, Broadway, oppesite Olympic Theatre - Just receiv by the Bormann, or aleo, Moderator's La Te DARDON VILE h choice o _CIRANDOM make S, SOLAR AN in dam ASHER 3 i om street, between Fulton and Ann, NEW BOOKS, tees DKOAN'S LITERA Y DEPOT, EXCDANGR 4 joining th . New Orelans, La. above eatablish me ith despates. Books mailed. prid to any work ordered by mail. Foreign toerder, Kiternry Depot, adjoining the Post O s eements have beon ma: prrscioal Pe Ushers throwshost the Wien, tur & he pew Werks os fnss ap evo, ew Or! TRA TRAYS, &°. roel Mechanioal f hand gilt, 40. woke Roan: late Diaeon's Lamps) D FLUID fmany R. MOR- + Opposite PLACR, 8 opera, together orks. ait tne iy and Week anets tod Magerivon. rdere fo article in the | plied and for- ioe jeans, Ta with the —THE ace of build rom her pl . : foipated tha panty faete | , ped Rtted with every « eand Inxury; Trecond cabin passengers will be provided with co: aa, in place of open buaks, In rouch w crest ese will render her mach more co mfortab! ssvls. For freight, whitch will be taken mt low ther parti SLATE, “URRBI RHR Bow, Or w JAMES SMITH, Ls Wi a CALIFORNIA HOUSES OF GEO FREEMAN & rondway BYU e arrivale from Califone nin and the lethmun, we that a larre et of houses built t 4 “fold to Calitorala, have civen great eatisfaction, commanded very high pri Orders for housed filled with gront cate and expedition, at the office of GEO, FREEMAN & CO ALIPORNIA.—THE FIN nip VANDALIA, aving a large portion immediate despa rye. a way | som being the whole of Mr. Cora INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuinaron, Dec. 25, 1849, The President's Message—Important Omissions —Resolu- trons of Inquiry to be Proposed—Splendid Schedule of the Administration— Hostility of the South, $e. The message of the President is a subject of gemerad discussion, It is brief enough, considering the nume- rous things adverted to and recommended, It is suffl~ ciently positive in most things; but om the great ques- tion of all— though eminently conservative—it does not meet the necessities of the case. Every sensible mam will stand by Old Zack im his devotion to the Unien; but the question is, can California be admitted into the Union with safety, without some compromise? The President recommends it. He also recommends the po- Hoy of “ masterly inactivicy” with regard to New Mexico, but says nothing of the boundary dispute be- tween that territory and the State of Texas, a ques- tion which will probably be the most serious and per- piexing of the present ser of Congress. This boun- dery dispute involves nearly the w pold vast territory of New Mexico, including Santa fe and the little towns and ranches for a thousand miles along the river, on the eastern side. Before New Mexico can do anything, her boundaries must be defined, She can neither form ‘a State or territorial government, without a boundary. She has has no settled boundary. ‘Texas claims her by f the annexation, On the other hand, she maintains her boundary conceded before the Mexican war, in spite of Texas, although the dispute between them has nearly been carried to actual hostilities Congress, therefore, cannot wait in the case of Ne Mexico, Something must be dove by Congress before the people of New Mexico ean do anythin, The boundary must be settled, and in detining it, the whole question of slavery comes up for consideratioa, If the claim of Texas is admitted. she gets territory enough for another Southern State; if it is rejected, New Mexico 11 have territory enough ‘for n non slavebolding State alongside of Texas. The case ts pressing It mast be acted upon by this Congress, and at this session, a wii propanty give rise to more debate and mor in Congress than all the measures recommended in the message, put together. A difficulty so prominent could scarcely have escaped the attention of the President; and we can only ac- count for the omission of a recommendation on this important subject, from the extremely perplexing na- ture of the thing, Of the wisdom cf emitting to touch a subject 40 thorny, we have nothing to *ay, but prehend that before many weeks, (ieuera olution, will be called upon to inform ti measures have been taken by the goverament ia oa at reference to the eastern boundary of New Mexico; whether the milltary line laid down by General Kearny is recognised, or whether the government, in its super- vision of New Mexico as aterritory,teoognizes the claias of Texas to the line of the KioGrande wod what, in the President's opinion, is the proper poliey to by adopted by Congress, in relation to this disputed bouncary The Mormons. alco, appear to have been completely overlocked by the Presidect, But on this subject, alt the information required will be found in the report ot Mr. Ewing, to which the President refers A recom- mendation, however, may still be required The recommendations of the resident, In regard to internal improvements, surveys for railroads, Xc., the increase ot the acmy, the employment of war steamers inthe navy, (wn excellent thing) leave room for ex- enditures, whieh. if passed, will probably require @ ‘oan of twenty-five or thirty millions, instead of sixteen. ‘The recominendation for an agricultural bureau, to be attached to the Department ef the Interior, so far from meeting with a favorable reception, will strength- en the disporition im the Senate to abolish thi depart ment entirely, a8 calculated toubsorb the powers of th States, and to become # ruinously expensive establish- ment With respect to California itself, the question of the reception of her constitution involving, as it does, the balance of power between the North and the South, be resisted to the last extremity, by the South, in oth houres, In addition to their objections to the provis», the South will maintain that the adventurers in Cali- fornia, forming the constitution, jot qualified by settlement, to Lo aState government, that they ma, disappear with the gold, and leave nothing but t diane to administer the State laws In fact, the ad- mission of California will be a difficult business. The silence of General Taylor on the slavery ques- tion—bis decided recommendations for @ protective tariff and internal improvements, and a general system of liberal expenditures, are all obnoxious to the South, and they will all contribute to ® vigorous opposition o| the administration at every step ‘Altegether, the policy of the administration is suf- ficiently defined, and, from the reading of the message in the two houses. the two great parties are rapidly reorganising for active hostilities. It is only thi Caan line upon the slavery question that as-yet to be drawn. California and New Mexico will do that. ‘A merry Christmas and a happy New Year to the editor of ‘the Merald, bis family, and the persunelle of Lis establishment, Prenez garde. Cur Philadelphia Correspondence, Pricavetrnra, Deo. 26, 1849. Taxing Federal Property—The Mint Case—Proposed Tax on Churches—Roblery of a Cab furnian— Serious Milée—The Weather— The Morkets, Ye. A few days ogo | furnished a briet outline of a case thatis cccupying a large share of the public attention here and elsewhere, involving, as it does, a prineip! affecting State rights, for which Jefferson, and the other fathers of modern democracy, s0 earnestly and ably contended ; and herein iy the great diffeygnoe be- ween the State rights men of the Jefferson a houn sebools, In this United States Mint case, the only question to be decided is, whether, under the fed rel constitution, an estate belonging to the general g verpmeut, within the territory of Len fa ad ceded to the United States, or purchased by assent of the State Legislature, is exempted from “esetion by that State, merely becmuse it i a mint, where money is coined A statement has appeared to the effect, that afier bearing the able arguments of the Attorney General on the one side, and of Benjamin fl. gy Keq. on the other side, who appeared in behalf of Philadelphia county, that the United States Supreme Court reversed the judgment of the Inferior court, which was given in favor of the county. There has been no decision in this case, and there cannot be during the absence of Justice MeKivleyens it is well kuown that the court is divided in their judgment oa thie question, But ® divided ceurt, on 4 question of such impertance, and in the face of those nasural @: pethies, in favor of upholding aod extending federal ju- risdiction, is more tha balfa victory It matters little whether Mr. Brewster is, or ie not. retained in the case by the county until a decision is made. work jee) ready done; for the legal world of Philadelphiagssort that his brief contains all Lhe arguments that can be brought to b on the right of a State bo tax fede toperty. Net a precedent has beea omitted, aot an authority left uneonpulted; and the whol Me. 6's beiiliaat argumentisio reelity au orthodox commentary en the Jefiersopian doctrine. A decision in this case is important in another point of view, Penusylvania is deeply in debt, aad it is only by extracrdinary exertions. and by extraordiaary good luck, that rhe has bee to keep her plighted engagements, ‘The interest on that debt can only be Eat, and the prineipal ultimately liq ted, through the mediom of taxation Lhe Stace, with the view of preserving her credit, is honestly and diligently engaged in eedesvore to inerease her ual receipts net by impoeiug additional bur’ but by levying & tax on euch p not contributed one cent towar government, Milli of dolla chureh property; and although the State is bound to protect that property. and bas paid immense sams for the protection, it is wholly exempted from taxation An attempt will be made, during the coming session of our State Legislature. aad with every prospec cone, to corect thie tuequality im the presen of taration. Let New \ork follow Penus particular, and the groans of your ta of { mankind’) will be ‘banged praie ornell. of ( his city last evening. direct from ( alifornia —one of the pe the Empire City. He put up at Congress Hal and. thie morning, while at breakfast. his room was en- his trunk foreed, nod $5.50 im gold duet and jumps, and $200 in coin, abstracted therefrom. Thin 8 earnings ia Cali- falls on hiw witb peoulier severity. weve the ies wud the police, a d Second streets. Southw ig shot were freely used, given as the * ‘The following may be nesvur L Stabbed + 1.1 Captured by the police. bitter eold— the thermometer rather the meroury im it, marking 15 freezing point ubitc amusement were crowded It is supposed that wt least isited Barnum's Museum during Shot in the leg. Shot in the back . Shot in the peek . ‘Thew this morning degrees below t 2 to rnffoeation last evening ten thousand per: the day and evening. eheta are ver, ose were light; snd 2 Sip to $3, and ry. flour at § rae! tondag, The tecal Cora wi tr of A or The editorial artiote. in the ioral of Thursday last in relation to the removal of Mr Stewart from the post of appraiser at this port, has given unqualified satis. faction to the whole of our mercantile community.— ‘The removal of ajman at once competent and faithfal, {OR SACRAMENTO CITY, CALIFO) Line.—The oe bark Sea Gull is loading at pier No, ory aoe ma ae email « ge ot ine froig! Cantal war st er irs in be taken. arez.S o E. iv Ne ‘ll, or JOM obits 116 Wall steers. )OR KINGSTON, iJAMAIOA ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. di mahi EMPIRE UTFY, Yuh ns FA ‘v eae emmanl let; wit stop at Port Ropal to ef, $9 lan ; passages, ovis see So OWARD 2 SOR, Ba Brosdway, {SOR SACRAME arkably fart will enil ae abe CITY- OLD LINR, ing brig Lowell, J. F. Schander, ‘pe eplen of freight of passag Sud hart, pier 35, or. bi. aden: 120 Wall street. > CAPTAINS oF VESSELS.—A YOUNG MAN OF od adders, ie destrous te ® royage with « Cap= ke himeelf neefol to the Captain gene aces givem. Address Student, bos ca first pler above Vathatine fiery: and who had never committed any of the sins singled out and proscribed in the famous Allisom letter, was not only a very silly act, but it wae astupid. maticious. and mischievous one. However, Mr. Martin. his sao ceesor, should not be cenrured for accepting his place, for it was only accepted er the positive san rance that under avy and all circumstances, Mr. Stewart would be removed. The decree had gone forth. and nor the S den: virtaes of Mr. Mir. bas the necestar: ealiteations for his oa hough notin the o cmtnens degree as si ‘The right way for old Zack to get oat + the difioalty in which his crbinet have placed him, would be to re- With Mr M.'s colleague, and bestow the office on Mr Stewart, for Mr. io os Secnany to hs. A Tiron, effort ie making to secure the bg me of the port of Philadeiphia for Dr. Luther Diller, of