The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1850, Page 4

York Courier and Enquirer; nor bevel seen a manip iffe seoumplstaly crusbed and annihilated under it. ther was there a ory for mercy in any of the house, ir of ex one nor Seward seemed to r. the anguieh of with the most lnudadl sons $0 sonseal bia onstions Dore all the marks of gratited revenge on his self suffl- elent countensuce |p ® word, the pantomime was peech itself, and was a St | their ogarth. n Webb, editor and proprietor of | Senator will ithetanding the » ex-Governor 5e- to Vienna, in to be hoped wilt anterporition of b ward, was this dey rejected bos Senate, a practice whic obtain from thie day Ex-G 8 very foolish act. iu attempting to vindicate Webb in such ‘anver, end at such time. He entirely mis- took position in the Semate, which is yet to be made, and cannor rest secure without different proofs of talent, chareci+r and courage than he has been able to di at Albany + For well you | now, We of tho offending side ‘Must keep aloo! from strict arbitrament, And etop al »\pht-beles, every oop, from whence ‘The vyeol reasom may Pry re “Wasninatom, Jan, 3, 1850. The Mice Mareme Affairs of Congress—More Work Cut | 480. a 490 Out for the Cobinet-—The Finances —The Question. ‘The cabinet are likely to have work enough upon their hands before many weeks are over, In addition to some half-do xen resolutions of inquiry lying on the table of the Senate » were introduced to-day Among them aresolution by Mr. Dickinson making very particular inquiries of Mr. Collamer, of the facts and reasons relating to his Rumerous removals from office since the 4th March last, inquiring how they were done, why they were done, and under wbat authority of law, and for what purpose? Now, all these resolutions of inquiry concerning the boundary of New Mexico, the formation of the © fornia constitution, the instructions to Mr. King, the Rey case, and th» removals from office, it is quite like- J, Will be pressed, aud if the cabinet are frank and honest in their avs*ers. a great deal of valuable infor- mation will thus be secured to the public, most of which sbould have beem furnished in the annual re- porte of the Seeretaries if the cabinet are not frank and honest they will lose by the device of evasion. ‘Their ovly covrsv i+ to make a clean breast of it, and confers to the jury In this way they may conciliate the Senate; bur if they attempt to withhold informa- tion which is really urceesary for the Senate to possess to act understandingly, they will meet with but little mercy in return ‘The appoin'ments goin very slowly. Some for this District have beep sent up and others, Alling vacancies ‘and resignations. «ti probably follow, by way of feel- the pulse of the Srnste; for that Messrs. Ewing, Clayton, Collamer aud Meredith are alarmed, at the commencement of operations, is perfectly manifest. ‘What explanation is to be made im defence of the proreriptions and nepetiem of the cabinet? They dare not touch the teavgurel; and the plea of dis- honesty and iucapaity will require the evidence, to support it, against (hy persons removed. juet law, which was passed at the last session, initing the expenses of collecting the revenue to a specified sum, threairns to embarrass the operations of the department | is clearly not in a condition to economize, end hence at the instance of Mr. Meredith, the Finance ( cu wittee have reported # resolution sus- ding the opera:ion of the act, which is set apart as Wnal subject fur to morrow. Pressing as the ne- cessity of the ca- > wyprarsto be, it will be resisted, om the ground that retrenchment is a good thing in the Present condition f pb treasury, and ought to be tried, From the nuwb+: ot bills belong introduced, making priations of ‘h« public lands to roads, railroads, ooh canals there will been xtraordinsry ceding away of the padlie d wain for internal improvements at this seraion, and «ich «wue other schemes for granting the yublic lands to the Siates whereio they lie, and to a Qual settlers, the while of this branch of the teve- ues will be aborbed In the outset, therefore, we are ina fer «ay «f cutting off three millions from the receipts, and aduing twenty-five or thirty milifons to the debt of the ‘reasury. The schedule of expenses, as laid down in the mertage avd reports, covers a sur- face capable of absorbing ofty millions, to say nothing of the five millions of French indemnities which are to be introduced aod prooabiy parsed wpon, at this ser- rion. But there is « serious drawback to the magnifi- cent bil of expenrer introduced, and this drawback is in the comporition of the two houses, and the com- mittees cfboth. \ © apprehend that, instead of a pro- fuse liberality of «x epditure, eysten of close eco- nemy will be enforced. but in the meantime all ques- tions of france, ard ev+ryihing else, must give way to the overwhelming question of slavery. Mr. Foote bar given notice that on Monday next he will call up bir resolution declaring it expedient to provide territorial governments fur California, Deseret and New Mraico \ppended to this resolution ts an amendment by \\r. Hale declaring itjproper to exclade slavery. ‘Ibis covers the whole ground. The South are anxious for the discursion, in order to convince North tbat they are in sarnest, and that without ® compromise, there must be « dissolution Im con- vineing the’ Nertb ct this fact, the South expect to effect & Fpirit tf compromise among Northern men, Let ue hope thet Sethooming debate may operate 10 some puch revit Slavery Wasruxctox, Jan 2, 1850. lative to the Case of Mrs, Miller. The Hon J © Norvell, of Michigan, is now in this olty, the father of the Mra Miller, whose romantic and singular disappenrance and alleged elopement from Nivgera ! ro notorious, mysterious, and Semething Fv Re surpiclous Jud:e Norvell desires some information respecting ronate woman. im great Girtrr whether she is ab of it We rurpect that Vir Norvell however, is on the right | track for iwformation A geotieman from Winchester, dead or ry OF out v that Mire, Miller tor @ year past has been re. ei that piace. (her husband being absent in th y im ble rtd During this time she received par. ticular attents ed Baker. of a highly rerpect satiy He left ester about the rame thme (bet \rs Miller left iy after the publics the allair at Nia raed to Winebes off his property for what it would bring for este dvappeared. It is supposed | that he b. toed Mre Miller at Boston, and that they pan urope for the safer enjoy u of their un Mre & mort accomplisbed and obarmirg pers me a popular favorite in Winobester. snd merobante of the | town to minis With whom ot mid tobe + +r at Buffalo, They will pro- cumtry oF in Europe, ore Correspondence. s ne, Jauwary 4, 186 Our Balk Meeting of 1 Masters of Mille Effect of the Tariff ~ Recommenda’ terfeiting Cot ‘The iron masters of od held « meeting at the Excharge tu erday A report was pre ented froma eon ©. previously appointed. Which | perorive tbe a ober of farnaces ta land is thirty and the womber of rolling mills ior Dare and retirees ire © Of the farnaces, eleven | Reve stopped er ir aod ris more have 2)cov'!iow their ations, and are stopping » 4 is veed up. at-work must also the better im the i, only one ts at work, vhers baving been com. the price of | procend 5 n the trom taterests and of the price of ogth tow tw Epgiand. it Hertean stre td a fow days since om the te Barrons, Jan. 5, 1860. Treat of George H Hockman— Destructive Pire— Ship Sevanveh- 1 ne at .tnnapotis - Offices | Launch — Cont nore oo The Markets. $e The trial of George ti Hickman, on the charge of | forging ® power cf attoreey, with which topdraee Geoessed woldier® yay simost brought to @ close Vesterdsy, sud +i) be argued this morning The testimony for the rer: proves conclusively that « man, eenting bim to be the brother of the deeracd @ the power of attorney, and appeared before a magivtrate with Hic! The testimony for the govermment, how that Hickman was previcacly assured by Dr. that the deere rd eo dirr hed no relative, exem nit, living ano Denny be Siate «ill taxe the gro thete #ae & collusion beceren the Dimeelt and btermen «nate obtel oo himeeit incase of proecutiom He will doubt. Teas Be wequirted Merere Adame & (o'« Express Office, with the ox. ertetneh@ent of Bateber & siderably damaged by fire yea tensive = conte: Bhat terday mer fe about $2600, 00 the New Jersey Pre ary The loss of emere, r n they bed whieh thes bare just | fearned ie wot worth toe About $1 000 worth ef | goods wae deetreyed in Veewe Adame & C08 ition, | Meeere Gardner are preparing to lsumeb from their | Ferd, @ spicnaid ship of sovut 160 tons burthen, to be! m be yey ‘ Fenny,” cl. | Sttbiscity. Her’ joyed his mortification. | th Verncr Seward committed | tion by a strong iting their action, some Lothers | aye pipricuLTY t) Ps | of Deiw for Messrs. James Couner & Son, Ani patie thst Raine ae coe ropolis “7 pom ej mt met isone of ~ a meat excited sities on the continent at ne time. The candidates for the vacant svat \¢ United States Sunate are daily multiplying, and ing to the capitol. and the way the cham, corks are popping at their expense is a caution. The whig and democratic candidates for the gubernatorial e are also on the 6} endeavoring to advance ete of securing the nomination, keeping up the excitement night and day. The balloti: f @ place on next Thursdey, ai Tp sepa althoegh mo democrat can be there is no whig that can be elected unless demecratic votes. House of Delegates, yesterday, passed a resolu- majority, instructing the committee on the Constitution, to inquire into the expediency of authorizing the holding of a State Convention, to re- form and re-model thi Constitution, with power to re- port b; ‘f the House is con Serpe le in favor of con- stitutional reform, but the Senate may put a stop to it. ‘There were sales of 1,200 bbls. Howard street, and 700 bbis. City Mills in our market yesterday, at the uniform prise of $475, which has prevailed throuehout the week, Sales at close as follows: good to prime red wheat at 980 a $163; white, $1038$109, Sales at the clore of the week were made of white coro at nd S ggaledpe S80. jo Sages Oates contiaue in present a) good dem 8.330, according to quality. | Th following were ihe oaled'at tus Seek joard yerterday Boeri ata Ca 108; 800 Cit $s, 190, 108100040. 1570, 102365 10 ehs. Co var Bank, Interesting from the Sait Lake. ETWEEN TME MORMONS AND MIS- SOURIANS—CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS—NEW MOR- MON COLO! PAWNEE TREATY, Wo., &c. PO a the St. Louis Sepeieen, Deo. 28.) r. J. H Kinkead, s this city, ived here a day or since from tl alt Lake valley, in company mite thirty. fi October Of this number some tay mon preache! t out by the church to preach their faith in various parts of the world. We learn from K he Mormon colony at valley of the _rospereuy ‘and happy condition The crop: nal ‘and they had carried on an excellent trafiie with the emi, rants, receiving from them many articles of which ce stood in need, and supplying them with various articles of produce. ‘The Mormons uniformly treated the emigrants in ble manner. Mr. Kinkead contradicts, as we nd Mr. Pomeroy, of lexington, and General rowing out of old feuds between the Misou- tis ble that the repert had Mr. Pomeroy and his dixcharged from his ae mee charges against h the result wae'e fall acquittal of all char him Mr. Pomeroy remained ther, enjoyment of the confidence cf the Morse Wilson was not only not badly treated, but he was re- cognized as a government officer, and was consulted as tothe best plan of obtaining @ political government for that territory. Messrs, Pomeroy, Lexington, were of November, for Califor in the expectation of b journey by early «pring, and without much exposure ‘The Mormove were forming a new colony in the Sand Pitch Valley. about two hundred mils south of Balt Lake City, I¢is represented as remarkably fertile, and the climate as bring very fine. About one h d wagons were di+patched hither, with provieio d property, and from fifty to one bundred families accompanied them Gen, Captain Stansbury was prosecuting his rom the Morm«: if the Salt Lake, nd of the \d his report, it is believed, ffering merchandise for sale at Salt required to tuke out license—that on amounts to fitty per cent of the original cost, really intended to prohibit the sale altogether, y first met with snow ¢ other side of Fort Kearny, and afterward it covered the ground from six to elghteon inches the Uenspo taken by the snow. and great numbers of his Id. perished from th Wagons were abando the plains. ard many of the teamsters ten. We already mentioned thi to one of Mejor Doug the burning of the prairi brovght upon the epeampme: wind, that 160 head of died Very socn afverwards. ‘The Indians were quiet ali along the route. At Fort Laramie, the barracks for the accommodation of the troops were progressing with great rapidity, and began to assume a very handsome appearance. A treaty of peace bad been ‘concluded between the Pawnees and the authorities at Fort Kearny, and the Indians bad gone out on # bunt, by © change of the tle were burned te death, or Steamship Crescent City. [From the Charleston Courier, January 1.) The following report ~_. ‘ ptain Stoddart, of the | steamship Crescent City ich we have been | politely fornished, will ‘ave | the fall particulars of the accident which disabled her from proceeding on her voysge The Crescent City will be brought up to town this morning. CAPTAIN STODDART'S REPORT. | The Crescent City sailed from New York on the 15th Dec.,at 3 P. M., direct for Chagres, with some sixty cengere. Nothing of interest occurred until the 16th, when in lat 28 00. lop, 72 62 the cross piece of the engine broke, bending aod breaking the rod that connec: with the er the piston rod parts conn The engine was instant: | as aot aod, fortunately. no ove was hurt, and there was but little confusion among tl gers. We immediately made what the west. taking the b made little headway, as th: | pearly acaim, Fired guns and ce | ete during the night in hopes be near. On the morning of 11 miles to the eastward; immediately deat with an off et him to come | which be pabled to do until é P. Men #o- count of light breeres. Dir Charies Morgan and myself boarded ber and found ber to be the schooner Sarah A Smith, of Belfast bound to Key West. Mr. Mor- Dought the cargo. which consisted mostly ef lum- and chartered her to go to Chagr ith a gers as she could | ing of \he 1th acom | to agree upon how cided she could @ throwivg over her eargo. dand atl, M rhe mace brig Roreo wheels, bat nengers went on board uid carry, They de- thirty, comfortably, by ton. rd —M Wedlers, C. Leury, M. Captain A. Constant, M. Waleott. ¢ a Johnson, J, H Smith. H Mellus and servant, I mith. J oH Mrs lox. kW. Whipple, GM. sae fervant.J W Livie; stom, E. Kellogg, L W fatrebiid ‘ spt Persebr 8. A. Smith. for Chagr R. Delo, FF 1. Dolio, ¢ H. M. Nicholls, ht Chat Acting Lieut ship from the Brandy- omth ago and pri The st teen or eighteen months The United States storeship Supply aatied verter tay morning from Brooklyn Navy lard for San Fraociseo, With stores for the Pacific squadron. She was towed to fem by the teamer The newly appointed Go yernor, Seeret and US Judge for Oregon, took paceege in the Supply ae fer out ae San Franciseo, and | may probably be forwarded in ber to the Col Louts will returo in af. Raw # attached to the Supply :— Lieat. Co marding- Charlee H Kennedy. Mester and executive Ofcer- Reward Lloyd Winder; Purser— Richard T. Avsistant Surgeon—Joha Thornley; Wiliam falbot Tru: praio’s (ler! bipman Ovear to jotm the Vin Samuel Governor of Oreg nd tworervante milten, Secretary for 0 fervente, Alfred ¢ Court ip the Sixth Jndictal Bisurtet, bben B Morehouse, Geo seed ‘There ware heavy 1 jaiief mow at Ctocinnati, on t! ‘Both wit, i | 820.000; Theatrical and Musical. Bowsry Tweatns.—Among the delightful esting scenes in the “ Four Musketeers, or Ten Years After,”’ one ot the most pleasing and humorous is the scene on board the Calais packet. Thisis admirably got up, and is highly comie. Bazan, (Mr. Winans) performs the reeling sick valet to admiration. When they are all about to turn | a Hasan goes stagaer ioe ‘and clipping to pull masterte boots, aud after jing about eae Fe, rect to the tables an last tbe falle to "es arma, the scene ~ Pad ge 2 the very life. a Sane! Dianket ‘all as large and natural as life—is beyond de- scription pleasing and striking. Baoapvay Tueatan.—At this theatre, last evening © Othello” was the figure of attraction. Mr. Couldock took the part of the jealous Moor, and Mr. Dyott the Iago. The bouse was but slimly attended, neverthe- thore whe did attend appeared to be much amused ner in which the play wasenacted The 1 pasha aeaei with the farce of the * Wind- mill. Nisto’s Ganven,—Another brilliant assembly was present yesterday ¢ ing at this very popular place of amusement, The entertainments commenced with the ever popular comic pantomime of “Jocko, or the Brazilian Ape,” which was sustained by the celebrated Family, with all their accustomed pantomimic elicited the applause of a full house The by Pas ax’? cuted by Miles, Bertin, Lebman, the satisfaction of all present. ai forth the admiration The amusements concluded with mt comlo pantomime of * Rsoul, or the Magte ‘Star,’ which still continues to draw immense houses. Last night, it was receive tering ‘ks of approbation d pleasure as ha’ ever characterized its previo representations. ‘the season is to close on Tuesd very one has tosee “Raoul,” as this may be the last opportunity they can embrace. Buxron’s Tuxatne.—Last night, at this theatre, which is always crowded by a very numerous audience, was performed the popular comedy of “ A Serious Fa- mily.”” It is, indeed, avery funny thing; and we think it is imposible fora man, who has listened to that piece, to preserve his seriourness, with such actors as Burton and Brougham. The musical burlesque of “ Herr Nanpy,’ followed, which elicited the applause of the most grave spectators, The Christmas tale of “Santa Claus” concluded the performance, and was received with every mark of setisfaction. Mr. Phillips, the beneficiary of the evening, author of the last named bas bad, we think. a productive night, as well for Bisteme as for bie pocket “A gorgeous bill Is presemted for Monday evenin; mq The successful comedy, riows Family,” will be repeated. with Colemai “The Poor Gentleman.” This favorite house will, no doubt, be overflowed. Cuanrnau’s Nationat Turatae.— First in order last evening, in a rich budget of entertainments, was the « Invineibles, or the Soldier Woman,” a piece most ex- citing and attractive, peculiarly interesting to ‘American audience, for no people in the world are more fond of military exploits, show and parade, This bas always been the case in republics, because im re- publics ture is more developed, and exhibits ite Hgbting sities more unconsteata- edly, Next t bewitching piece of rich fan and burlerque, of grand and gorgwous spectacle, of in- resting plot and amuring rcencs—the “Female rd.” ‘The scene of the quasi Tom Hyer and Yaa- fight, drew down rounds of laughter aod Next followed the“ Floating Beacon,” in 'y Seymour, the life of the piece, as he is of every piece in which be plays, performed the part of Junk, a British eailor, with admirable perfection. Mrtenexe’s Orrmric THratur.—T! ntertainments of yesterday evening commenced with the mythologi- cal burletta of the “Olympie Revels, or Prometheus and Pandora,” which was witnessed with much pleasure and delight. Miss Mary Taylor, as Pandora, delivered with excellent taste, and was much plauded. The burletta was followed by a repetition of the musical extra of the Twelve Mouths,”” Nhich is ap admirable piece was ably sustained. ‘Tbe ecmic drama of the of the Petticoats suc- coeded the extravaganzs. Miss Roberts, in Faster of aul. pet of the petticoats, acted ber p with much ability, evincing great tact and originality. <l with the laughable farce of which was performed to Miss Mary Taylor, favorite at the Olympic, takes her bene- , on which occasion her numerous frien ts ‘bumper. ble Prince,” and“ Jenny Lind.” Iratsax Orena —To-morrow evening, Donezetti’s ex- cellent opera of “Appa Bolena’’ will be produced, for the firet time in this city. It has been rel sere. ral tim a the orchestra well drilled, so that we may expect vecalicts. chorus singers and or- cbestral department will exhibit to-morrow night all the brillant qualities of musical science, certainly be a great rush te see Bertuces. in the cher- acter of Anna Bolena which samits of such great scope ire of her vooa! talent. Mixetaets.—The same programme ef nt, pamel: gO melodies, the Voyage dancing of every kind, continue to be the at- features of establishment. state of thy may be, Meohacics’ Hall seureto commande good audience, so mach om a are these darkies for their great wit aod drol- ny. Amentcay Mvsvum —The entertaloments at this popular resort are very attrective for the next week. ‘The performances commence with the “Spelled Child,” snd will be followed by the imposing ceremony of Fire Worrhip, as practired by the anclent Druids; the Sar- | cophagusr of Hangis( and the re-animation of the dead Drutd; the sensitive glasses of the Druids, which in- ftently when poison is puton them; the cere- mony of Balathene and sun wor No doubt, crowds will visit the Museum during the ween. Cmevs, Astor Piace.—To-morrow ev: part for the benefit of Mr ©. Daries, on tion Mr Willett. the greatest humorist li is set give Sionon Burve will commence a teries of his highly amuring feats of magte art, vemtroloqaism, and the ex- hibition of bis wonderful Canary birds, at the Brook- lyn Institute, to-morrow evening. Mas, Dean —Thie lady, aided five talented ebil- dren, will give @ concert at the Coll Broadway.on briday next. There will bean excellent selection of melodies and concerted pleces ming is giving Shakepeaream readings in i} Mire Davemport clored ® mort successful engagement of forty nights, at the Borton Athenwam on Hriday evening last ry dieastrous fire eaterday morping, at adout coourted Delt. past o part of the estore and by Mr. Stevenso The wy part War 0 beq vee office, and by Mr. Steve thop Mr Sherman lost bis valuable ail he by Mr. Wiliam Holly, ture war mnyed The ne pled by Miss \iacy Holloway, a* © milliner's shop. and asa dwelliog by Jeremiah Witebell— goods raved The next building, the etore and boure of Mir Jobm J. Reynoide difieulty raved his goods were damaged by removal Tbe next batian west destroyed was occa. pied deon bree be Col Thomas $. Wightman lest. Adjoining were the stores of Mr ard of Henry R olds, Keg — stocks low store of Me. Allen od partially damaged. The next butiding the Narragecertt Bank, which was dameged. ‘The loos t+ bat par urance, Mr Stevenson lost all his good: He hed his trowk po arel &e . tn order N bat ie etl worse, he wi ith his mo Tre Lave Fine at Annow, Owro.—The Akron Sten. dord, of the ult, gives the following list of #uf- ferers by the fire in that place on the Rattle. Gry goods ttore, Me curdy & i", dry goods store, MW. Henry & Co., dry goods store; Otis & Wolcott, Upson & kdgerton, J. Harris, Jr. J BY Piravante, and PN. Sebuyler, Inw office & bail ase military depot Es ilowing are the bristy & tawyer, boot and shoe store; J . ay goods store; G. W. Wyman, oN aughton’s tobacco manufactory, C Crana bardware store; A. tH Pierson, tatlor shop, b net & Smith. harness shop; GW. Peart’s drug stor CB hells, merebant tatior; Neville & Smith, grocery, Larder & Ward's shoe she more Kock & Levi's alothing Lattimer & Co '* clething store There were alto several femiies living im upper rooms of some of the buildings burned, also, G Baboook’s justise’s Barne oftes, and JW * barber shop. Among the merchants, H is the heaviest loser; hie lors must be several thoueeod deliars over his i furenee The in-utance on the stone block had « pired, a8 We are told, if so, a total lors Lose by los Fares Companion my «= Portage Company, Mutoal, $2000; Summit Company, do. $8000 to edipa Company, do, $5000; aud Stark Com- Fany, do., $3,000 to $0.00 Morven ” mentionel ta h ef Mre. Oversiaugh, ie to destroy five ot of this bore died with the eboters inet summer, it was thought. In the portesston e eum of money. Another German had bee cides? meking apy ' Lanseortie (ky ) Comrter, Deo. 14. ‘There will | are Religious Intelligence. SERMONS TO-DAY. Baptist Chapel, Eleventh street—Rev. J. W. Morton, gational Church, Sixteenth street—Rey. Dr. Mattb orping. Reformed Duet ‘Church, ‘Washington square—Rev. evenip Chureh, Twelfth street—Rev. 8. A. Carey, y Library, Broadway—Rev. Prof. Bush, morn- ip Stethoaint Church, Catherine st.—Rev. J. MoClin- tock, morning. Hope Chapa, Broadway—Rev. Dr. Dowling, morning and evenin, Universaliet Church, Fourth street. oreing, Rootict Church, Fourth avenue—Rer. C, P, Sheldon, morning chureh of the Epiphany, Stanton street—Rev. E. Harwood. evening. Suffolk Street ¢ “burch ~Rev. E. G. Holland, evening. Preebyteri Church, Fifteenth street—Rev, DF. Alexander. morning and evening. Plymouth Church, Brooklyn- Rey. H. W. Beecher, wswal hours. met. Library Lecture Roem—Protessor Bush, eve- nin; ‘Apollo Saloon—George Storrs, usual hours. Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church—Rev. Dr. Boardman, afternoon. 6. The Epiphan: ree rieat Sune Carenpan ror January. — ifestation ef Christ to the Gentiles. y after the Epiphany. 20 Second ‘Sunday posty Fpiphan: ‘The Conversion of St. Paul. 27. Sep- tuagerii Eo third Sunday before Lent. New Yorx Binte Society.--At the monthly ing of the Board of Managere, ak T evening last the recipts for the month disbursements, $2,501, the treasarer reported Se to the parent society, for bibles and testaments, as $1,238, Rey D, Dupbar, pastor of the Macdougal street, Baptitt church in this city, bas resigned bis charge bis services baving been unamimously requested by the cor ptist church in a a gam of H. G. Stewart bas resign: the Baptist church at Cunbecsat sail, Rev, R. A. Fyfe; late of Perth, Canada West, has accepted the unanimous invitation of the Baptist chureh and society in Warren, R. I. ‘The project for forming ® new Baptish church in New Orleans, under the name of the Magazine street Baptist church, is abondoned, and the projectors re- turn to their former connection with the First chureh Rey. William Penny, pastor ot the Baptish church at Peyrene! Pa ,has resigned his pastorate. Rev. FE. M. Miles bas been called to succeed him, Mr Walden. late of Troy, has accepted the call of the Baptist church in Portemouth, O! The brethren of the Almont churoh ire the Michi- gen Christian Harald to say that they expect, a'ter the first of January, to lose the services of t! present pester, and that they a xious to engage @ successor the pastoral relation. They think they would be able to sustain @ young man, or one of moderate sized family. ‘Two davghters of the late Bishop of Norwich were recently received inte the Catholic church. It is ttated ‘that the real advances made by the Vatholie faith, at the present epoch in England, aad amoug the upper classes, are to s much greater extent than sup- pore ‘There is im preet * Series of Letters,” addressed by a Protestant Episcopalian to a friend ia North Caroli- on. th ject of Auricular Confession. qud the attitude assumed by Bishop ives, from ome of the most ‘able pens in the church. Rev. Gurdon W. Noyes, late of the Union Theolo- ical Seminary, in New York, wasinstalled by the flanover treststery, Va. as pastor over the charch at Portsmouth, Va, Dec 10th. The introductory prayer was offered by the Rev, Dr Louasber of Geneva (’res- bytery, New York; sermon by Ie P. Hovey, from Acts 20: 26, 27; charge to the pastor by Rey A.J Leavenworth; and charge tothe people by Rev, Charles H Read, of ‘jchmend Sty, nitiary steps have ready been taken to erect a Boy larger and = cemmodious house of worship for this churoh, on the site of the present one. Mr. Samuel W. Whitney was ordained to the work of ap evangelist, by the Hanover lee ig ee at = 4 time, Sermon by Rev. C. Mr Whitney is laboring at Accomack. Va.. with the ‘pros. pect of urcfulness and success bright before him. rr The Rev. M. F. Liebenau was instalied pastor of the terian church, in the town ot Loyd. New- ing, Ulster county, N. Y.. om the 6th ult , by the serm' Mr Gray proposed tl Rey. Jonathan Silliman d ge the henge to the peopl: The services wero highly interesting, and weil attended. late President of Centre College Ohio, has ppoatoral o re of the Presbyterian jarbor, har of North River. The Rey H G. Lud- ; and Rev. Mr Ludlow Rev. Leicester A | nae ped formerly of New Havem Conn Y., the county of his nativity. Rey. Ebenezer G. Townsend, late byterian church in Sackett's yy a call to the pastoral charge of ‘Oneida county, N. ¥. interesting revival is now in in tr Maltby’s Pehurch It ‘origiaated in the itor of the Pres- ¥., hasmocepted the church at Camden, in Taunton, Sabbath seboel. are yours mou, The work is sil23% out onwara. It is rumored that Messrs. Forbes and Preston hare deen present Lea lk Ages 4 committee; " 7 Jest, Canal street! There are 93 Baptist churehes in New J; =, 102 ministers, including licentiates an: jned ministers without c! . whom there were baptized during the year, 729. From one of the religious papers of = ver we re- ublich the following statement of the tri. of the following churc! in Thile lp | Sr. Gronae’s.—A: of mombers during | the leet eight years, erage amount per $721 4 Bese cents per member per annum, ‘the A Serage somber of members during the ne ; average amount per al $056 7 spefiocntee per apoum, f. hens ber of members during the erage amount per anvum or IT: cents’ per member per annum, for " Average number of members d mon tes t years, Tod; average bts per member per Average number of members during O53; Average amor per mewber, per wi eure Of missions, Baton —Average number of members 4 eight years, O67 ; average amount per annum, -$106 67 | or 18S cents per member, per annum, for the cause of the miretom 1 Naceeerm | last eight year 18, er 274 cemte pet Firwn Steeet — the Inet eight years, 707; $120 60, oF 18} cemts per m aber per verags number of members di . TTT; average emout (te per member per aun imber of members d years bm ae or 4) cents per member per ano rlons Trinity. Average Inet eight years. 280 $445 64 oF § 1 68 per member per Wrevens eight years, 266; average amount p . OF pearly 4 cents per member per aunum Parsnvrenian Coren, having 474 neral benevolent purposes, dur- bers, contributed for get last year, $2 706. Terran Counem, baving 331 mem- tributed for general benevolent purposes the last year, $4 689. The following Methodist 1 contri beners ith « membership of 800, contributed | for geveral benevolent pu the Inst year 1,000 contribated for ha membership the last year, $042. abt) pty contributed for Reneral benevolent purpores t year, The toliowing Protestant E Episcopal churches are of 370. contributed Pp year, $6 189 witha ‘3. rmbership of 332, contributed past year, $3 swith @ oe of 335. cont: past year, for general benevolent for general Sr Puy during the Sr lows: $4.400 beyend th the parish, aud the butiding f county. by ® female | nse, of $2 600; besides ayment 17 600. Traceny at Suarveront, La. —Bore Panties Kenu A very deplorable affair occurred on the 20th inst. af Shrevepert. between two highly respeotable citizens of that place, Dr. Green and Mr D Heater, late a repre feniaiive in our Legislature. from the part tO ’ We canvet learn the origin ot the di ffewity, but the fects cf the eneounter are briefly these :—On Tuesday, the 18th inst. Dr Green, who had been for some time the practising physician im the family of Mr Hester's fatbersim law, approached Mr Heater with @ friendlj rece gnition. ring hie |. whieh Mr H avciined, ard at the rome time etruck Dr. Green on the faoe De G drew back, and asked what he mea Hester repeated the blow, at the eame time p band im his breast. as ifte take out a pistol, Dri Green then remarted that he was notarmed. “Then go and arm yourreif.” waa the reply of Hester. Dr Green re- tired. A correspondence passed between the two tlemen, with reserence to the settlement of their evity, but no patisfac' terme for a meeting could be eareed upon. On the 1 hureday following. (the parties pet bovine. Green's office. and seeing him other persens in the room, fired @ ball tent before met) Mr Hester waiked into Dr. ate oly drew bit bowie Knife rushedat Hester and buried in his body. causing instant death re tnt, however, which would hare been produced the sbot he hadreesived Dr Green died of bis wou night. We hare reosived not the slightest hint of cure of this savage affair, 0. Cresent, bee 26 ‘About 30 have indulged hope—mort of whom 12,207 members, o of the ving failed to appeal was, on the motion of ce for the issed with costs. No. 5 atte ip oe, ufactu- Upwardi ot 80 000 of show beef was sold by rs in Cincinnati, on Christmas day. re 68 deaths in Boston for the week ending the aot wh ‘The Lewistown, Pa., Mills were destroyed by fire on the 24th ult. Loss $30,000. if CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvavay, January 5—6 P. M. Asuxs—The market better for pots, with a fair demand, and sales of 80 barrels, at $6 623; a $675; earls were steady, with eales of 70 barrels, at $6 1234. tock at the inspection OE : Pearl, Total. First sort. . 3938 lla Second sort. 536 1017 ‘Thirdeort... 83 im Condemned . 4 18 Stock Jan5, 1860. co0ngh. 0+. 1818 4511 6323 Prxavstvrrs — Flour— Sales embraced 4,000 ith including common to Se State, at $5 Micbigat, at $535 a $6 'd pure Genesee, at Siti & $6 56. = Coa ‘Temained without change. Southern inet ene in steady request, with sales of 300 barrels mixed and c on brands, at $5 18 a $5 31; and 300 barrels extra ndria. at $5.50. Rye Flour ‘was quiet, at $2873. Corn Meal was firm $2 76 a $2 81 for State; $2 94a $3 for Jer for Brandywine. JW heat—Sales included 1,000 good Long Island, at $1 08; 2,000 bushels prim ‘see on private terms, and a larg e sale of Canadien was rumored, but we could not setbenticate it. Rye was quiet ; 1.800 bushels gold on private terms. Oats were in fair demaud, st steady pric: Barley wae firm; 2,000 bushels fair four-rowed sold at 66c. Corn—The tales reached 10.000 burhels, at 60c. a Glc. for new Southern, 62c for old Western mixed, 320 for damaged Southern, and 650. for a email lot of white Southern, included uy the pedy AY we Panik saa hone ara has Cocoa at 6c, short price. Corres. —The Lamarti cargo was disposed of, esterday. at Tie, Ie consieted of 1,600 beg be mar ae ‘various deecriptions con’ Corron.— The eales re} on ‘chi 1970 bales. Full prices were obtaii parcels yesterday which we agaim advance to accord with ee — up in fact, some ice, more than could have been got re is but little offering at our | figures, Prices Faurr.—The o venga continue limited, but there ‘nerally noo! e in prices. sphere ls mot a groat deal deing, and the only sale we hear of is 500 quintals dry cod at $2 50; Mas- eachusctts mackerel are heid at $12 & $9 for No. 1’s and 2's. Faricivrs.— Fair engagements were making to Liver. pool at 178, 64, for ashes, and 5-224 for cotton; bac and lard at 6s. a 20s ; and 850 tierces beef were taki at Gs ; cheese at 228. 6d. Rates to London were steady, and rorin was taken at 2s; beef atda.. and heavy goods got 28 64 To Glargow— Tobacco was taken at ‘The packet of the 8th, to Havre, was nearly ti with cotton at do Rice was takea to Amster- dam at 368,, avd oll at 3c. To Hamburg—300 tierces ot rice were taken at 32s. 6d. Leav.—The market was better, with an upward ten- dency. Sales have been made of 109 tons Spanish, at $4 25, and 1,600 pigs Galena. at $4 49. cash. MoLasoxs ~ Prices are as before, with farther sales of 00 barrels New Orleans, at 263¢¢ ,4 months. Most all the old molasses has beem taken out of market. Ors —Linseed bas been sold to-day at 790., with 800. asked by some parties. Provisions — Sales were made of 240 bbls. mese at $11 508 ket 6244, and prime, $5 624; also, —¥ for February delivery, at $11 a $11 25 sales reached. 100 country 2+ 35 petty firm, with eal: tor April delivery, a’ hams, to arrive, on te! a steady, with sales of 1,cco Zoz# Om private terms, and S00 bois mt CaG\e Butter waain goo: *and, and peens continued firm Cheere was dull at 536 a7e, Rice Sales of 200 tierces were made at $3 1236 to $3 Srinsra,—Wo notice sales of 8 half Otard it $2 10 to $245; and 5 do. eagle Ii $115, ‘Quotations are about Ko better, bringing prime new crop New Orleans up to 530. There were tales of small parcels of new Texas, at 45¢ to 5'¢e., 4 monthe. Whiskey.—The market was dull, but steady, with tales cf 130 barrels Ubio and Prison, at 20)¢0. to 26\Ke. Recerpts of Produce by Railroad since yesterday Flour. bbls. 5 Leather, + 0 dividend "e ion O14 Colony Ra 1 Norfolk County Kailroad 4, ® Rantors Railroad 14. ira Railroad, Wr 301d Colony Railroad, ruta, Jan. 5.—Pire f086: 8) Lehigh a Wh. 8 Girard 0, 62, 2 Coram Board $1000 State Navi- Announcements of Births, Merri: ot inserted, unless duly authentic jagee and Deathe are ‘and paad for. ried, In this city, on Thureday morning. Deo. 27¢ by the Rev. tlenry Chase, Mr. Jons J, Bras Mise Aw P Laxnsnows, daughter of Wm. P. Lands- #q.. Dobb's Ferry, Westchester county, N. Y. At te, 0n the morning of the Slet Bees ber last. by the Rev. Henry L. Storrs, Mr. Gronoe Panvocx to Mise Catnenive Consetia Hreeano, daughter ef the | Rev. Wesley Hibbard, of Richmond, Mass. | _ In Philadelphia, 34 inet... Captain Cuances Gaur, U, 8. Nay ter of Col. W. P. Smith, to Aprraine, ail of that city. Rouge, on the 19th ult, Jos, D. Fes. In Baton tea, of Weet Baton Rouge, daughter of Major 0. Crova,t Hanaiet M. Cross, A. On Thursday evening, January 8. of jon of the lunge. a ", residence in Jersey City, Mr. Faan- crt J Maniorre, late of the Che Bank of this city, | im the 884 year ‘of bis age The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his mother, No 10 Walker street, New York, on Sunday afternoon, Oth inst. at lock. Wednesday, 24 inet., Wescer, infant son of Wesley and Belinda Merritt, aged six months. On Saturday atternoon, Jan Oth, Eerwen, dangh- ter of Solomon and Mary Ann Eytinge, in the ifts year of her ‘The friends and relativesof the family are reapect- folly reqested to attend her funeral, at the residence of ber father, No 8 Greenwich street, on Tuesday af- it Her ternoon, at 2 o’elock, without farther The friends and acquaintances of the neatly ae ty bed re epretfully invited to attend bis fu residence, No. 92 Oliver street, on terpoon, at 1 o'eloek. ‘(Sendey) af “MARITIME INTELLIGENOR. Bohmidt . aymer & eee - Ehip Indions, Benpeunst peti Cateane ang the bar, Doo Py eoy Ro to Pipes 8 i epehe ship Merecties, pooner, ween te) Brown, nites TT dave, Schooemaker. Left ne Amert- ort, brig Dolphin, Dabtherg, ). 68 dave, with le Be, to Barony & Livi: on. ae experiomord fovgh weather Gutne the puomge bi Schr Vietory, But Bebr Mary, Sehr Victor, ‘Berry, Cordian Below, One ship South of the Highlands at sunset. for Mob: Sallea, Mepteernet, (4) for Charleston; British ship Lady Milton, Jan 4—Wind during the day, from WNW toNNW. Lerrer poce wn steamer Cambria, 1 close a Bric “Riau, Hedley, of and from loat ed yesterday, wa ton Braga fer eurgo became Metal losewatout $1 00) in materiale saved. There was insurance on S000 ae of which bay tii Twas shane Essex office, Salem, Fo ee Herald office om day, Sanaa wr s'lock:+ Lettars oan Se pesepeld wt Bais mg oh Para, ro) ma Sour Epwin, of Kil with inte Nantoek bes rr rans wpe Revaiara Meith loss of head 3 Brio Yucatan, from agen ashore eve of 24° bi peas the bony of the L Thebed eige bet ut’ it was thought she would A 8cun with seen at anchor abou sof Sep rith om of malamast Parts ty aeiaalte Launcurp—at “it Peawmeet, beautiful bark Scun Equrry, of New Orleans, 15 bound to New York witha ; i BS at a BE ce Se oe 6 Yong, to od, the Cos bya son, cargo of habasee a0 ved at Mortolk on tesa nat ts distros, with loss ie mast, The captain the being sick—t veoecl wae in charge of & passenger, he ne siok—she ‘The Providence Journal ss Shove A too rules P why ‘obi Going into Bio Janeh dence bark saw which went to sea junran, oston, Nov Bark Maid of Orleans, U, ot from lon 38 or Buenos A) sty tearing tk Bt with {wo blue ballafa it, Dee a8 WAM, lat 36, si 1, of and from Salem, Oct 17, Z w Urleans, 49 bature published, et aghite, gud blue, sghonDeava, Deo 12—Brig rot ‘Ternet, for Philadelphia’ nee jonaey ma, Dec 8—Schr Susan, elabyat, for New York, en. brig Sar ‘The only Am Dyess vile Deo 20-- Bar! hilad Deedee ar sche Marie R ine botany fot Hoston, 12 ead pie Sau from St Thomas, wtg d from Boston, do; taree- mas! caro), ihe wich coals, revurmet San Juan, c ba) Dee 4--Brig Eli: pee for Ne Orleans, vim ‘the mag ‘americas, vessel in port. = tome Bautimone, Jan 4—Arr Janeiro; sehr a mae} = ht berk. a ships - Oak, bolas te ‘a. ‘ae; Trem= fear arg; and stom eae where she ert ye and 8 marl ‘Novrom, Jami are Monrece, Re bit Wi bert Evo. Deo Sa: Philneelphiay Tir Mestony Metailuc, don 2d, arr ehre Server bag z Vork, fe Bee amesca, rt; Pg tm White, 3 Freaks Meddoc) Eagle. Jan 3— A) echrs New Na hm, tor Bo eh Sr Mans, Boo 28—O8 the b Delano, NYork. CM 2 fr ar Hewes s Hore, Janis PMS sents ib Dines; ‘2d, err bark em, wenrs Corvo, Crockett, | Rigs ‘hor do; ee ee Katdceks, do, for Boveri j Gennes wre ie ism ‘th, do, for York; id, cohe For F, Jom cohre, ‘asiere Lights ‘How York, Mary W. Sohn Tunis. N “\s Sid bork Delaware; schr sehr Liberty; alec, sobr Mary ct for Beverly. 34. 9P&—In Ww 0 rea ie Bh 4 Li So Ms} ache arom, Philadelphia; nd RB Smith, N sshrrghys TeeKET, Ja on, are Bit Ade: Hooper, Latourette, te Xe York. ara, Jarvis brige via Ed; ston Glou- Meek ‘schrs Marc! rook, Davis, Pauigas pine ks ae no a (ooy.e¢ ‘heas, Lane, do; ley & Co, oN Yo ton, which cld Ist inst for onstad "ke Warren, from Cr: ‘Amelia (Br fe froma Glasgow. nace Lemont, California; 34, ectone Cuba; duis & J Salts ‘ayson, Predle, "Stren, Meseret ee “ah tee Gannett, Sees ie Bastport; Ni seni is Sree eee Re m4 a so, se! ea 'e} $ sche Ter i an ‘jp eh Philips, aly Eastern Lik ‘with, Boston, be] ae ervo, Nerth Star, Gannett, brige Ci aberere tar: for evens a We Crook= 18, Ci for Portland. wis, Foster. TOPE schre Ashland, Corbitt, Bali tine, neyo Aether Eliza, Hunt, do; 25 | hem, ine unt, do; 25th, Dee HT—-Arr ships Redive, Diilingh fa Thomas, (Dr) Betis, Plym % x Confidens “ es Harding, Norfolt, for ouvert, Northers Adams, Baltimore, , Jan 3—Arr solr fnvoiee Philadelphia: sloop ideuty. », Jan 3—14't he lyile Slater, Matanesa, PEL PHIA, Jon (Arr Sri Yucatan, Bal Jan m, twith, NYork. Sid bare New Haven, Lumtor, epronn, Jan $—Sid sehr Cornelia, Young, New Frovipesce, art ‘elie w Pete ?,. Tosemoeh, Fowler, baa ‘ark, Yrivided do Cal James erederten, Sbidgo, Wilningeom, oe ee ee, Byowha, Nor sib devebh Placid, “Woo ver, Phi Dyar, ye Sid etre, c Stratton, Venens A sehr supposed the Laat Ril Gamble, Uewla Mee indy, Dazion, 48 Norris a Sanipaw and rady, alker two ehild: re re etiares and auree: irra # forms or tne Fressase Cana own el artenes, Seliter; HY five ce bool York. * Warring, very Une Pls Own Physteien, Any ooed ait mW FOUNG tor sale by Stringer & Towsses me without s copy foe on pervon sending OO & letter, will receive Ley ou 00 view fy be {te for ome ote Spruce sree Ly wnsend, 222 Broad A® ope CURB OF reais vince T manogey, seretiy shes of nattacked Sisk a mambo oy pees ree quantities of na of otsaal Flv dings "ens comtia Ineraasingy ied to Dr. No. 2) Duane rtrest, wi * to ok W.Tibhonn 'B. Piak ioe down