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‘ petraters of so daring an outrage were, we bave as yet Deen unable to learn, Immediate steps will be taken to ferret out the rascals, and mete out to them the pavish- ment they deserve. The Southern Mai Bacrvimone, Jan 4, 1850. The Southern mail has come to h: but contains no important news, that I can discover. The Balti- more markets remain as yesterday, with fair business. ’ Conviction for Manslaughter, Bosron, January 4—P. M. The trial of George Cox, forthe murderof David R Hogan, bas resulted ina verdict of manslaughter, and @ sentence of seven years confinement in the State prison. Shipping Intelligence. Barn, Jan 2. Cleared-- Bark William, Cuba; brig Julia Payson, do. Portiano, Jan 3. a Cleared—Brig Lydia, Matenaas. 2 ay Arrived--Brigs Montes, Wilmington, NC; Albert Fearing, orn chee Turin, Washington. NC; Lydia Catharine, ra, Malogs. nd Gitralter 19%b Nov, Below--Tark Frederick Warren, from Cronsta Amorican, Livernon! (a Mory ion; Kate & Allee Mobile; Duchess, do; & Co, NYork, Groversren, Jan 3, ler, Porn, Sth ult. Left no Am veseol. Para, was lost Nov 21. on Bra- tren es “of Para River. need. Arrived--Rrig B: Brig ‘ariel, from hich $8.00 ia at t Brig Occan Queen, Georgetown, De; ae co el Balti- more for Portland, New Beproap, Jan3, Sailed--Schr Cornelia, NYork. wou: Arrived--Bark Dulaware, Philade!ph Coroo, NYork for do; North Star, do Bactport for NVork. fh Fitocton for Baltimore ‘tport or’ oston for Bal enor yh PNew York, Rostor Mary Wis a Gull, for » Thomaston fer do; Gen Foster, N rok for Portl 4th--No arrivals. In port, schrs Liberty, and Mary Chase; the othere sailed, Paovipence, Jan 3. Trinids . sg ‘rederick. Charles Maia tom, Ne; Kateno, Ness Joven _— 34 * Wannem, Jan3 Sailed—Ship Erie, NOrleans, Avarama ano Toe Witmor Proviso.—It will be seen, by reference to an extract from an Ala- bama journal, published in another part of to-day’s paper, that, in consequence of a communication transmitted to the Governor of that State, by its Representatives in Congress, that functionary, in a message to the Alabama Legislature, now in ses- sion, stated that the time tor decided action had arrived, and he recommended that body to an nounce the ultimatum of Alabama on the great question which now convulses the country. This 1s another step beyond any that has yet been taken by any Southern State; but it is following up the threst which was made by that, as well as other Southern States, on former occasions. We hope that moderate counsels will yet prevail, and that we shall have no occasion for any sectional ulti- mata of any kind. If the Legislature of Alabama, or any other State, take any such step as the one proposed, the inevitable effect of it will be to com. phate still further the Wilmot Proviso question, and render its adjustment on a fair and honorable compromise, more difficult. There 1s difficulty sufficient surrounding the question, in Washington, already. Any pressure from without, come from what source it may, will only have the effect to add fuel to the flame of sectarianism which already ier too violently in connection with this sub- The movement in Alabama, however, shows ie the Sonth are determined to bring this ques- tion to a crisis as speedily us possible. Man. Communication with Catrrornia.—It seems that Mr. Collamer, the Postmaster General, has been consulted concerning the delays that fre- quently occur in the tranamission of the California mails. These delays are very annoying to the tens of thousands of persons on the Atlantic, who have relatives and friends in California, as well as high. ly injurious to the interests of the vast commerce which has sprung up, as it were, in a day, with that distant region. In reply, however, Mr. Colla- mer says that he has no power, by law, to remedy the evil complained of ; and that, if the present arrangement does not give satisfaction, the only manner in which redress can be obtained, is through an application to Congress. We have had occasion before to speak on this subject; but the difficulty we experienced in not being able to put our finger on the weak part of the new California system of mail transpertation, pre- vented-us from suggesting the appropriate remedy. Now, however, that the leak has been found, and that we have learned that none but the regular mail steamers can take the mail to or from Cha- gree, we trust that Congress will make further pro- vision to enable the Post Office Department to provide against any future failures or delays. Our mail system, in connection with California, oaght to be as perfect and comprehensive as possible, not only for the accommodation of thousands of the adventurous spirits who have emigrated thither, in search of the golden ore of which that extraordi- nary couatry appears to abound, but to promote the interests of that great commerce which, within the short period of eighteen months, has sprang into such magnitude, as to employ more steam- ships in its service and requirements than there are ir commerce with Europe. We hope Con- gress: wil i give this subject their attention, at an early day, and ‘apply the remedy reterred to, THE WEEKLY HERALD. THD BVENTE OF A. D. 1849. THE G@OVERNOR’S MBSSAG &e, Ke, &e. ‘The Weekly Herald, to be published at 9 o'clock this morning, st rixpenoe per copy, will contain the chroas- logy of the remarkable events of 1849; the mortality of New York for that year; the number of ships built ; the criminal etatistics of > York, and the other staticticn publiched ip the New Vork Herald of Tuesday Yast. Also, the message of Governor Fish, and the mort interesting and important news of the week. ‘The Seeond Annnal Ball of Compan Kew York German Huse pain Jobe ge wil th at the Apolla. We. learn a hy beeps The ond Lesture, on the 1ith ye ntors. prostane. eoaee: vthe subjont for thie ‘cronlog, asl. Me. Sizer ¢ seieace, will dew . trait house--be- tides, the Jouvure is free. Second Lelvenlnr Map, which embraces te. ag BA ‘the city. “To de seen and Breet, ceenricd by Gre tetas vl Clarke, the famous Uvecreoate: ‘William street, has pot a marnifioent assortm Ail colors, "Price from Bit $18 to $9. Ping French Cloth Dress and to order, $16. The very finest $20, Other ewe propor. Betablished Ises, india Raover Overshoes, at Retall—« Jetted assortment of Latics. Gontiomen ad tnd outamner Oversh ves an Fr “tie mn oat elegans Dad for tale P Werehe use, Saad 98 Te happen thay ick Why when did yo star bt ” boots, that fe vast as if ge'd on aa ty the! If you yvant Boots, Loy! them cheap oud goed and th lace to aes theme Je ab the corner of Fulton ote. Ate our ot ET ey ee a Gooa Ft ® well made and Cheap ha 2s "bb a large it of Children’ Shoes, sry deseription and price. ‘We refer our Readers to the Advertise of om fourth Spee, Deaded, “ Most Bx~ COMMBRCIAL ARPAIBS. States 6's, 1868, fell of 4 per cent; U.S Obio 6's, 4; Pennsylvania 5's, 1¢; Bact 3; Canton | Co., 1s; (Farmers Loan, %; Erie 1) 6; Ports. | mouth Dry Doek, \; Erie bonds, new, were advanced \¢ percent. At the second board Farméers’Loan declined 4? and ReaJing Railroad \ per cent, Farmers’ Loan ap- | peared to be the great foot: ball of the bears to-day, and FINE ARTS. DA nn nr Ant FN. cn hp “INTERN ATION AL ABT UNION.—TAB subscri hooks will positively close Janu 1 my eollecti ion of tings to be only works of art of the “hight do fiv made early, ai | tee Free Gallery, 8573 roadie Tuo distribution wit Place on Thrrsday © nacle. 10th, at the Pabar- Mombers and heir tantitige nda adwitt TAZERNATION AL. ART UNION.—PREE GALLERY i 5673 Bread way. Pictures f aioe ie vi . ing list comprises tl evalua tures ever put for. ward bypay Halles stitution :— - , ” 8! 1, The Christian 1 Betrothed, hat jondron, 2. The Republic, t ‘a Tandelle. 3. The Fish Market, ‘Coast of ‘Normandy, Daval Le Camus. [these three sdmiratle ictures have been presented to the La 'y the Preach govern’ Ary Schoffer. they kicked it about to pretty good advantage. Harlem was crowded off in large lots, notwithstand- | ing the reported receipts and probable dividend. No shrewd speculater would hold Harlem Reilroad stock | beyond the payment of a forced dividend, aud nothing | would bring the stock upon the market more rapidly, | 12. J than the declaration of such a dividend, and it would, | doubtless, be highly gratifying te the bears. The bulls have for come time past been selling this dtvi- dend, and prices have rangedjfrom one to one, and @ half per cent. The effect of such a 2. movement on the market value of the stock, would be highly unfavorable, and the effect upon the real value of the stock would be equally injurious. We hbeve, in the Erie Railroad, am illustration of the effect | of paying dividends out of the capital. Previous to the closing of she books of the Erie Company, the stock | 3% told at 63, dividend off would reduce the price to 60; _ but the reduction has been much greater, sales having, since the opening been made at 58 per cent. Outside operators understand perfectly well the object of these forced dividends, and generally take the advantage of the Orst effect upon the public mind. There is no use in giving good advice to the managers of these fancy companies, but holdere should, by all means, realize | in anticipation of a dividend, ‘The decline in Farmers’ Loan is the effect, doubtless, of the recent decision against it, in the Supreme Court, and the decisions of the Court of Appeals, in the Dry Dock Bank ease, and that of the North American Trust Company. There is not the elightest doubt but that the claim of the Farmers’ Loan, referred to, is tainted with usury; and, as the law is clear and expli- | 8. Thi cit on that point, the result of am appeal to the highest court would, undoubtedly, be equally unfaverabie to the company, | The money market has, for some days past, been more stringent than at any time within the previous six months, and the stringency, in the face of such large | supplies, is the harbinger of hard times, Our banks ha: stretched their discount li) present demand for money is evidence that individual credit has become enormously expanded. So longas — the bankd can maintain their present amount of loans, 1a and the supply of money from other sources continues large, we may not, ‘rc some time, experience any seri- ous embarrass vente; but in the event of ascrew get- ting loose, of .he banks being compelled to contract Suddenly, to any extent, there will be trouble among those who bave been carrying too much sail, and doubt- lese many will bedismasted For the pasteight months every one has been going ahead as rapidly as his capi- tal and oredit would oarry him, and lately the impe- tus bas become so great that many have got beyond their own control, and must soon bring up om some lee shore, perfect wrecks. We cannot always expect fair weather and smooth sailing, and we fear few are pre- pared for the storms and head winds they are destined soon toexperience. Large amounts of paper ete daily offered in the street for discount, and the rates range from seven to nine per cent for the best. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $09,823 78. Payments $908 53; balance, $7,564,974 54. The annexed statement exhibits the value of mer- chandise imported ivto and exported from this port, in each month of the past year:— Commence o¥ tHe Pont or New Youx—1849. Months Imports 680 953 December Total. ...eseeee $41,180,298 | In 1848 the value ef imports ‘into this port was 1847, $96,036,257; and in 1846, $69,270,791. In 1848, the value of exports was $44,420,289. It will, therefore, be seen that the exports in 1549 were $3,231,051 andthe imports in 1849, $9,307,973 greater then in 1843, The balance agsinst us on the foreign trade of this port, in 1348, was $43.807,106; and in 1849, $56,486 220; increase in 1849, $12,539,024. to the utmost, and the | i i Waldwutler. 9. Tie ‘Worla's Lesson, (Couette) 10, Nature's Lesson, (Simplicity) Ww Crossing t the : ver, + Ghee. Langelte. Chas. Landelie, lay : 18. Sorrew. (Teemorrow) 1M. The Lit Girardet, Soraglio Wisdow Court. ion, ‘Alfred De Droux ‘i 3: + Compee-Calix, of Luther, (Home) Marrorsieiz. 28. Quite too Poiite, : 2. Meaieartng ¥. Fy ! “ Motivating Vengeance, ay, Tepelttevl te Crrousal under Lows X1, erard. : ~ Guerard. 31, Child and Orange, + dites Gaus, of Chateau brian Thienon, : Marohn, Maroha, : Leroux, Gengwenek. : Court. Grovland. Gelgneat- Jean, Bewrin. 1. The Bas |. ‘om re the Chat “ ly 1 + Sepenns tat Son. Chea o " Sere Le Comte. ench Revolution, “a ba a7 Religion, (Fr 6. a. hariot Race, : tx mh Pit Career, (race): (4. Tho Toilette : Goerard, Bouulboane. Brochart. Brochart. } pictar 1 ‘bursd TUT etelock BLM. The distribution wil ta tl evening at the Tabern: ‘Members amd thelr fan mitted. celebro tt Sunday afternoon, at 1 at the Besoon oF of the commit e down their company w | treet, and take their Superintendent Hacks, — gonoun AT THE APOLLO, 410 BROAD. Conway respectfully informs the public, that vie ont aveet commence on Mon yang at eg o'clock in i: ey ext clans for is tion- = Mon~ W. at the office of ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Cook or Chambermaid, is a gved Washor aad Leonor} & housework. Can give be made a3 193 Divisio J ANTED-. 4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN wa German speaks the ang Boclsd lengesges to eutend hy perfect the business. mc rine o'beak of references. ‘Sddrees J. W., No. 2 | ah Aten D—BY A RESPECTABLE dye 188 WOMAN, aeaen 5g Crecnatress a KY sawed in chambers LJ ree i, a! 1013 or y loyee, 43 West Tenth stree i Sa wx ‘BY AN ATTORN LAW, RI Y ANTED- BY from a law school, a eee tant int the office of a S pesoteng a ENTLY Asai hom answer. oat aatiatuctor; Tien, "Aedress "C2" Hersid ogiens 2 | WANTED=A SMART, ACTIVE AMERIJAN GIRL to do the ousework te fan one that ie a a) and irener, Mine te m horself usefu!, san bring satietastory referesees. character, will find ® lehome, Apply at lt Wayne | atrest, Jersey City. ANTED—A FEW YOCNG MEN WITH A SMALL capital, to success ta certain, . where poly at the Monochromatic Gullery, 13 HIGHLY RESP AND Ry ye I st of elty refereaceeanbe given. Aadreee Be | Ne. 5 Dover street, RESPECTABLE ELDERLY BNGLISH WOMAN wither to obtain a #'tu + housekeeper. in a smell family. feels herself comgeen it to take eharseof the family; or would be willing to attend omam aged lady. Apply No, 03 Fourth steee’ NY LADY wit torship of Fine, i requested to the Dereld office, G TO A baby mee THE EDI- ATED A MAN | wit REE, feauly with 1 abo pply to 20 36 100 do Bf 10 Portmmouth Dry Dk fle 290 SEAL 18 Madison & tndnpls So 9), | eo ding RR A) 38 | Feb8 Hs. WMusonRivr RR bt | SECOND BOARD. 00 Frie 7's, 1800 GBM) Reading RR BA) 22 1000 Keading Bag, 1870 66. ne do 31% ADVERTISEMENTS | RENEWED EVERY DAY. Answers te Advertisements sent ry Mail must be post paid, or they will not be taken from the Post Off eo ae HOTELS, peanwey. New Yous, IRVING HOU! ~ | COLUMBIA HOTEL, ¢ es od . aeer, PHULarenenta. BARNUM'S ROTBL, | Canw y, Paomene erneer, Boeros. et, Bacrixoam New Yoox. A a rue Parse? a Maweton, WiLLaARDS HOTEL. Wasniver Lost AND FOUND, Oat ON WEDNESDAY, THR 20 INST. A GOLD Peneil Care, fluted tube, ing of blood stone. The finder will tensive a liberal nd the thanks of the gpret. ty Marie 1 Nc. 66 Pine street irs, or at No. 498 Grand street. wit 0, 10 the Astor [_ost-Yestenpay, ty que VIOINITY OF WASTI- ington market, or foot of Duane street, & roll of Bills, le row finder, a TES otnars REWARD —LOST ON THE EVENING of the 2d inet. while passing ae Math eveane, from Thirteenth atrest ‘to Ninth rtreet, s Tady'e new Geta Waren ie finder will receive the above reward, 01 Wen Thirteenth Steeet, or 21 W i ate me e9 of the Irving House, IN THEY ar bill, f d for it TRONG & A. “4 ores WhawtiN, D—LOST ON OTH DRCRMBR: Siler ot Row ya Flt ronan Benet t n. de Lia Whoe ih W LATAPIE IS | ailtee ee ir vem apartments, ‘aay ae 0. AnD WANTED-—A GENTLEMAN Wisitee 10 OB- for bimeelt and “vif tn 8 gon ny Rit hae fare no other boarders: ne OENTLEW: FMAN AND ms mun st Want pole reepe where there ate fe at tee “Terme must be modorate, Addeews A.B. G. at Cites. XC ote Rooms. wit) BOARD, 3 MAY iemeton. 8: pharaoh no use to | =a, | I ety sea tobts ill Ye taken a te | Frye $}. or tbe ay A LiAB UAT ts Mees Hane. } NGINE RRING.—A GENTLEMAN OF TWENTE ‘4 years experience in all branches of onginoering, steam erring, and steamship buildieg, during which time he has cial servies of great trust by s foreign Kovernment, wishes oceupation in his profession. Apply to HILGER & CO, 19 slate otreet. isang to make an ity ( will aot be re | stela's prof of sprobanly | of an opportanity of ro 4 address, to 8. B., this of yea LI smd within two yearer may hear addrenting « lime, with real | warebouses, imevenansin and cargoes favoreble terme. POT or FRENCH MECHANICAL a! B ympic Theatre choles of Cereal Mee f 4, i Uy 4! and k, they beli hied, for styl Ag carly call oy & CO.. pelleltede Ww colpt of $l. the Post fH, ment ma; GAN Sdjetping coraplete apvor Prinetpai Daily, and oréere for oo i anne jooks amported ee Werder. Lite ra +, sd joining the Post OM Orleans, I's. | Ps te afrapcements have, bare made with th priscipel Publishers throvghout the Uniom, for asupply of the now Works aa {aet as issu TH. Brat dys Aims ry a Fogar v med States, trade and commerce, an: transpired; also a eomplete Diaty fer the | in reat wealin, price only 5 cents. = for a mere tri Drision j a ones eee fon ow th "s Aimana by? fea Veen eyee here eve js org ally a very thar the re ! | Eas ty Bes ‘SAREE fe OW Tu GbE MONRY, OR FIVE SURE Wa Moking ® Fertane,—Just pablished L*mo , hanése me ag in green | > BROT! | has ever b Du Verger, Mr. ‘i Mordeunt, Mr. Arnold; Capt. a ‘lle, Mr. in; Bi halt paet 6, ANUSKMKATS. ROADWAY THEATR rian, §, 180, will v9 vert gratis, «Othello, Mr. Coul sek Taso, » Jordan; Dake, Me. Po rabad- rig. Mr, E Shaw ar. Me, Stuart oy tiavo,’ Me, Thom) o) Mra. Hicld. To omelade WiNowiLt Raman Low, of Ronevill of Ron pen at Palf-p fe, The.: Family and Third Cirel Whitin, ys WGC. \HANFRAU'S NATIONAL TAEATRE—BENRFIT and last appearance of Wr. Harry Seymour —Saturday evening, a ill om- jour; Cupts Vietoine, Mrs. C. Benayer. At GUARD—Alsdd Mrs. ©. eke Gomen Iierweod.. “exes, Be aia ie 1BLO'S GARDEN.—SATUKDAY EVENING, JAN. 5, ‘will be prosent : 4 JOOKO, the Brazilion Apo— M La weters by the Havel Famil b Par de Deux, @ by M. Bri ‘and ertin apd M: Brillant, snd Mile. a. Lohms To, ‘comelude with the macrieent ¢ MAGLO R Antoine Have’ "Ceuel, sbier, i@ Ravel; Baron Raoul, Mermit, at. Celli, Me. Marsetsl. Admission, Me, Docts j. Performance ot commence at 74 o'cloe! and Pandora— Miss M. Taylor; Ju wm omgitl - 1, Moncer Ward. Atter siteh, the PET OF THE Ba (TICOaTSe aul, Mise Moberte; Job, Mr. Nickinro ver. To conelu ith the TRUMP Dies Jater: Wr. Waloot ; Sir Charles Ki: y Pringle, Miss Sincleir, Doors open at half. past merce at 7. ‘Dress Cirolo, Sle. Upper Boxes, 250.5 Pit, ye ANDSUAL wgeerved BENEFIT OF “THE pate nm tic Fund Association, incorperated rg ROR ©. Colden, Esq. ‘rus Henry G. Stebbi John McKeon, yg oom- de. ribntiog Committee for the Astor, Es FG. GhneSta eon, Es. an is bys of the American Fund Association, at the Box: offices of the several Theatres, aad ot the Music Stor mis sare ba tate that, having been ai re PY rat uitous set CHAR ether rae the | ove of SCNohIN aa SIGNOK Guise 7 euiDr ‘OR R ei SHSM CORST, X MAKEIZEK, And the unrivalled ORCHESTRA OP THE ITALIAN OPERA, con jointly wit MR. T. 8. HAMBLIN. W. FE. BURTON, « HIPPRN DALE, RW. Py cae 1 ie MR: wie uy Gb JORDAN, errata f HARRIS, Wa UaLLorr. ices of MRS: ABBOTT, ns. GILBERT ins. WALCOT, MR. LEACH, MR. M'DOUELL, MR. MATHEWS, Re. ke, bo. led to offer a teries of wy vere hith- ‘commence with Shakspeare’ comedy YOU LIKE 1 distribut Mr, ha: x + Mr. G. Jonnan : Mr. Jonnson Mr. Lysten Mr, Tinton D. Mr. RayMonn Mr. Marnews Attendants, Guard ‘Re. Be, Misa Cuantorre CusmMan Ba tien ts otes doe checs. 90 he o Looks 4 in the Glees, & ore GRAND TNSTRUMENTAL Pot Pourat, a candueted by the Lose, "AX M: MARETZER. SIGNOR ROSS! CORSI, horacter, a Scesa and Romance from Mania ie SET with Paiste AMOR Sanpcrredb ue the fol After which Who will sing mm Merers. W.R. Blake Mesers. J. Wallack, Jr, Stewards of the LS: Mitohell, ¥. Doha Brougham, open at borin at 7 procinely. Kee pe} Bi sat’ weeured, $1.50 exo Am ponemae pe wo Me teach Beats only at the Astor Pince Opera box office Saturday), at he vee r 4 the same pore. Teiiclted 40, be JOUN prow Rortint ¢ Pel idence partolcting, Bex Wiui'be detivored om Wis ons "Phil ny +i Mh Breadenr, of NITED Meeting « wines, e im thi ment of the table, com bined with the wmexpeoted ond friendly manmet in which they were presented, make it truly a pleasure to tetnrn our thanks, which we do chesrfally. On motion adjourmed. JB Frere, Sect. ORORGE McKINLEY, Chairman, RTNERSHIP.—THR UN DERST th en ei 41 Bee ker a, ., = "peaNcis SkIDDY ~ J0UN F. CARLISLE, VOPARTNERSHIP. — THE UNDERSIGNED HAVRE / thin day formed » eopartnerehip for the transaction of businets, at No. 8d Nessun otgeet, under the firm of Camm ing aud Cornell. T. W. CUMMING, New Fork, Deo 31, 1849, S. COaNELL ree count or Tae makes known Se: he YUBIIG CITATION.- TUE Hanseatic City ef * Captain J. vas of which the former left a Sips oa ‘its ‘retara lomo to Meemen, in Novem= he Intter 1a November, 1545, or Court appotated for t weil Henge, yn Bre per Hall of the 1 woh clatwa tad demandd, w to make © hh the express warning ( je not appearing will be excluded frora the Lenefit the Chaneer py Nivea Is, V. LING Thee Court, thie By (Bigned) 1 [SOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP—T ap gorart- nore! ip heretofore existing apder thi pias o, thie day dissolved by metn withdrawing from the concern. continued a8 "| pErkusieo. be nees of thie firw wil be before, New 1. Delmenirs ‘rh, December 15, 1640, FRISS. SAN PRANCISOO, CALIPORNTA, house and wher’ pated to 0 ft nd refers to, ®. Keclet & Co,, Front sircet, New ‘rork, ted to L. Us Carcop. Bey. New Haven ABUbL. CLARKE, Jn ATTORNAY AND COU SS Elm + City of Ban Franch vite been located # {he fret geurler of Baw Praccise der frscrda, fer sil collections and vuivs that may b bie core, with atten tic ms od Pp ein} romittawce NELSON, Reo B, ne FORRSE & Co W. OW. De FORKAT & Co. FOREIGN COMNIsa: he. Clsvhs, es made, oN AND I~ "pra besteene heretofore com under ths firm OC. W. Varwerch: baa this day entered inv Wawidation. sining afielre, allt > account te seuhd by thesupoerber, CW. VORWERCK, 7 Plat rn Jewwery ty 160, Clarke 5 wy te Mur, by Maguire, # veh nak Tne, Mr. i 1 % Ami se ee! ir. Burton; Lad ‘ower’ "reamley, Mre. Hu Mre, Charlee Torrens, Mrs Ramell. after which, MERK NaNSYe ort Name}, Mee Hotmant Nell Wire a velude with erty Cla Mr. T. Johnston; oO raw. Kotrina Vou Rraum, Mra. fh olmat TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE —MONDAY EV ning, Jan. 7, will be pertormed, Donizetti's masterpiece, ANNA Ol. > ik; Anna Bolena, Siguori Mr. re Ww . Clad menton. Signorius Percini rector, Max Maretze ere Kreutzer, Pes of ission—-All Seats in Boxes or Parquet seoured sither tor $1.50. Admission on theevening of pe Awphitheatre, 25 cents, Doors op ‘clock. Carriages set down hea: LYMPIC THEATRE-CARD—MIS3 MARY TAYLOR Feepectfully Auforms her friends and the public that her it will place on Monday evening nexs, January 7th, occarion all the Olym pic C+mpany will appear. vem 1a om whi Box book w: ETY, BIGUTH SEASON. THE informed thet GRAND vocaL id of the Funds of Sewing Society, will take % us 1880, at the Apollo Mi 6 Bi festom of Wilt ls. 4. Nowsted: Mr, Leopold weyee end Mr. J. "bet. “evens ermission of Max. Marettel, Sinor Mariam. Me. ID: Prisy and sovgeal ‘Susteemn Further the programme, The Gi Piano, used manufactory of J. Petrsom, Es. omely offers it eratuitously, Tiekela, | a of Leo, LM Kiln street. P. the evening of who very ha en Lawler ta Liborcy etre the performance. To Dire, SUCUESS: Birds !—BSignor Bi: pus (VEARNED CANARY ‘triloquism, every 76 0" they lar atree! = r Blite wilt introduce several now d od Canary Birds will perform freeh een, wae 1 be | highly amusing. ‘Admission 25 ceate~ chil on, eer SALOON—TO0SE WHO HAVE NOT focn the Paintings now exhibiting in this saloons will & trip to California to see them ofr the eighth th. It is well worth the journey, but to save ‘just drop in ae Of Lispenard ana’ Broadway to ree. Bapexs AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P, T. BaRNuM, nrjotor—J_ Greenwood Jr.» Assistant Manager.—Pat- fenmanee't in the afternoon st 3, and in o'clock, The famous Knclish Gian’, overt ales, “and the a hing English Dwarf, the largest and smallest spe: in the world; finest coli noth Croeodil all Doge, day od tei Canito, We der 10 years, 12) sents, _ % perfe rremat Enormous Suaker The 4 br kar ut he poe formed for the Hist, $2d, and 33d ti and must then be withdrawn, The Rose of Corbeil. Yankee Watchman, New Melan, ngs, Dances, &o.. with new Scenery, Dresses, aiitauce 28 conta; ehildron unde®’ teu, halt RCH STREET TAEATRE, PAILADELPAIA —AN enterprining pereer, capatle cf managing the above po dar house, may enter pecial partuerahip with the pre- best Jeapee, wb ta prevented from ae it sufficient atton= iplieity of i er! to 8 Teepe n admirable order, bers stre; AGNIFICENT EXEIBITION.~& VBR RY Romp per ook ck Oi City Brook ver, and the = ae ace ofensh iousones magaltuds that ie ts; lmposeiiie vo ase sonido ie genaeption oan be, fot Raillion of tons thctaauds ind tens ef thotsande o¢ fh jom of men, thocaande yusan 0 The awfel and soca of ships, etnpes, boat the Aster Opera Neuse Rint, the ncaa ‘and Fa eae epectace of the Burn.ng of th 22 Palnchs Panorama, moves at 1% prectaciy. a 3 " alee oY ay thine nder tem veare cf age sis tly ON'S VIRW OF N W YORK.—JUSTPUBLISUED, B of N cats with Brook! Sore will crated ied vo, and scopy forwarded to any part of th ad: ery Wednos- Boxes, 25 ota, ; day and Saturda: Brivnce Bexes, $2. Pit, Take, Stage 0d Btatlo, for twothorses sith room Apply to ov Broad | 4 aveni thi adway, neat toi of Thirty: third street good location foradry goods store, Inquire nex; Ted LET—THE STORE NO, 22) BROADWAY, CORNER Early possorsion may be bad. Will 4 for dry goods, merehant tailor, Rent moderate. AUIFORNIA—A clveo, the Lith Jai with some party in New Rea cape tielo at ’ oa 3) Brow pwowm ‘ficowsm es ¥ ceive mas! rin, Fla a) | acing te ve ‘The Messengers press will jeave léth, and San F m the Hithof enoh JALiFoRyi THROUGH TICKETS, AT ki from N urd Hee vee » Bo with the steamehip ISTHMUB. in Ferrnar, Sill fied thts the chenpest and most desirn the gold rexions. PRICE OF PA hoctes, in onnestion with the U, mart from Panama ts San Francises, be Cherokee will find comter wikinet Rais over all ot ® fame table, aod a vilege sf the Steerage, fonad toatireme nnd board... FARAMA TO RAN FRAS OH Strerng: * OF pan sae, apply to URIs Cane aN ta DIVVATCH LTNE—Tae Ves. v0 of the fret lags, commanded by able sanoom re 4 re Oyen ooeenye J nly Bpplicniton ie pecen and eb perienecs i in Bon Froncieen, salen ond retnena wade ery stoamng tn 6 FB. SUPTON, 4 Wail F° SAN FaAREIS50, (ate aie Ge a vier. teet suiling, A of 0 tone Les eg * pS aagy A i epee "Fort By noe of freiaht. or be ad a shes: pearentors sony z Pepe hehe oes Witee ce | and £00 do, Ric at ile. atthe hi ae ea INTELLIGENCE RY i MAILS, Action of Alubama tie Subject of Stay, [From the Montgowery, 4! J ural, Deo. 28) To-day the Governor transm (fe) (6 sudjoin fant documents to both bia + of the The matter bas been retorr i to @ Joiut Seloot Committee. composed of Mevsre ‘adge, Winston, Murphy, Abercrombie, aud Sterrr, rt of the Senate, aud Messrs, James iri Hall, Swaith, of Sumter, and Davis, of Limes? House, with instructions to © rp ue practicable :)— ° n the part of the + thereon a8 soon Fxv Mon rcs To rae Senate AND House vr L take the earliest o metry db tee A Acommunion a tiver, and che « gton My views upon th well known to The time tor deci to the General Mama upon the ereat ‘4. DErAntuent, y" AN TA TLY NBSc> omit t+ bao General t rooeived from six stor from Alabama, wt hioh b iv refers are Vinjon, “It iv due to ours a fathers, that we ehovld tale. \'« e honst, ‘and constituticual « ¥ dempads Or posltes once taken, there can be no fot sok wards 4 W, COLLIER. "om, Doo. 14, 1869. Stats of Alabama \y be our duty to ’ inform you that in our jud have reached a erivis of no ordia The House of Represcarat' ves | imporsible to effect an organize) whole action of the governs: nt.» Jogitlation of ( : © much by w divi Wo creas politioal parties of the Unite ¢ refuralof the mem= ers representing what ¢ foe woil par co-operace in organizing from the presiding oft edge fo avi + nt strength ta eaa! bly he gaverament, And woenenestly tus againat the warty co which we orgawized okie pole in We sdink weare well a aint ple of Alabame, and » t to submit to the Fights: that they will 10+ ment of the Unthed Su sory from the operty of ¥ governmen: and that the w ion wil Iding “tates, but we cious made upon the rights gard the existing forbear from makin ty in session, you may thei your views of the fully, servants, Ww. LEM D HUBBARD, INGE, sw SAMSON W. HARRIS, Wa, 4. ALSTOM, WDON,’ ‘Te pie me zee Mency, H. W. Counien, Governor of tie State of Much « exelter t was produced in the Houro on the reception of the message; but there was but one Unanimous feeling aud expre piuicn that the we bad arrived for d action, We learn that the committes, to whom the document and ac- com panying message of the Governor were committed, reported unanimously, that it was the duty of our Fee presentatives to retire from Washington on the tege of the proviso, or kindred measures of op ms ‘This isthe proper method to treat this m! time to look it in the face serivudly aud wi It is no longer a party humbug but to be met, resisted preferable to degradation no uvion without equality Asan evide citement, it may be ptated that Me Hall the committee to report touching the Governor's come monication, shortly after thet document was read, asked @ suspension of the rules to iotroduce a revselu- tion requesting the Executive to ask of the genoral overnment all the military arms belonging to the State. and to report immediately the number of mem within the State liable to military auty, ‘The following is the report of the jolut committee on the Execative communication in relation to the appli- cation of the Reprerentatives for instructions, which pareed, tays the Fig and sidvertiscr, waanl- y — yD thew tebe m dccvie! position upon tile g da hereby tirmiy, delibersiely avd solomely Cor gr f the United ad Representatives ia the under date the 1/th December, ts acqiusinted with the epicit of the peopleut Alay ve assert that it ia t will dowand that v to their property sliall rurpeive aud indignation, whore énty it w aid them in t Congress States. Should nacrean ot vaenn= " Sate mo longer particy action of w body a0 rexardloss of our eomstitutiona ae nee et ee ee eee CITY TKADE REPORT, Fasway, Jeu. 4—6 0, Mt The buoyancy noticed in the cotton market tinued to-day with pretty free sales, Flour cont firm, with a fair amount of sales in this State und Western brands, Canadian was in steady dewand for expert. Wheat was insetive. Old corn continued quite rearce, and pric better. Considerable rele to 4 dew: provisions were without change. There was no waterial hinge in cof fee oF ugar, There was « good tnyulry for freighte to Lovdon, while they were inactive to Livery el ‘ —The marke! war agaia rather firme: dowesti>. at $6 60 fi 9 109 bbls Cagedian pots, oo Pearls were dull aod momiual ; larorite aad pure Comme at fi $6 44 & $6 56; and # were 2100 bbis at $6 18 @ #5 us aed ight brands. Kye Flour-—Sales were wm O00 Dbin at $287 }pa$2 04 Corn Meat 4 firm et Ae Jersey. Wheat Chere Corres —The marbet continwes firm, with ft de Farther rales (00 bage Java Were made at Ite, buoyant x84 att little too low, untens the ew feveral sales baring heen road ¥ at pricen which would justicy pearly verter cent The busiaess is sup pord to heve a 1.700 bates. . for goods, a foe ‘end for naval stoves, ‘soa te for beat.” To Liver= Fook, bacon war engaged at 200, flowrat ls Ou; other articles were neminally the rams. Provisrows.—Perk-- Salen of 400 bbls were }.- hg il 87 rive next week, at an iain. ai eG \y, with ent. 8 by Fae and PL Cie @ Also to 00 bois. rid at Cc 8 Oo and 900 kegs falrat6Ke. Batter ond cheese contimucd as before, Wroexey The market for this article wae rather forier, with rales of S10 bbls, at 2046. 8 TAs, for Teperyivania and Prison. Dradge was lower, Whine. wold nt 26¢,,4 the with interest. Woot Sales have beon made this week of 560,000 ihe, Americam feece, of mitdiing grades, et prices not made public, and the foil ving Ete of a — O° The, superior and N SiMe and Ovv be. do, do, wt Bic, wnd Sie , om time; 8,009 Ihe. an ee