The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1850, Page 3

CRristmas and New Vear s Gifts.—@ choice Bere Sees Ra oure of all cases of Impediment in the Sprech in four at up stairs. The best of refercaces See i Brosdway, .= q strest. He keeps the largest and ty. Copy the slates. m. Batohelor, for the and Tou- a re Prt Pa Ci COMMERCIAL AFPAIBS. MONEY maRKET. all the fancier took a turn dowaward, There were im- wense sales of Farmers’ Loan at the first board, at a Gecline of % per cent, principally on time: sellers op- tion. The plea of usury that has recently been raised, for the repudiation of debts te a large amount, has errated w great deal of apprehension among holders of stock in certain companies, as many of the claims of eoncerns are tainted, and will prove, if contested, Yalueless, The Farmers’ Loan and Trast Company will Probably be affected very seriously by such a plea on the part of its debtors, and its assets may be largely re- duced. As regards the statement that the company bad no legal right to hold real estate, very little confi- enee is placed in it; but as purchasers of property @slike having anything todo with titles at all ques- thovable, it is very likely many of the lots of land re- eently sold, may be refused. These things are the Cause of the rapid depreciation in the market value of the stock. Erie Bonds, 1859, seven per cents, fell off, to-day, 3¢ per cent, sales having been made at 825 percent. To give some idea of the estimation in which these securi- Yen are held, it is only necessary to state, that nearly three per cent interest have already accrued on them, which actually reduces the market value below eighty Deing a discount of twenty per cent. Now, it fe pretty well known that we have very little faith in Erte Railroad securities of any kind; but it appears to ws that, for a temporary investment, the second mort- gage Erie bonds would pay, at present prices, pretty well. The interest—three and a haif per cent—is pay- able on the Ist of March; amd present holders or future purchasers would do well to sell thie, or any other stock or bond, in anticipation of the payment of the semi- aunvel interest or dividend. It confidently stated that the Harlem Railroad Com- pany will declare @ dividend on the Ist of February. How much it will be, we bave not learned; but, if it is one cent on a share, it will be more than has been earned. The company has a large floating debt, ‘and it will soon be largely increased by relaying the ity track with a heavy rail, and the construction of ‘an arch over the track from Thirty-second to Farty- ateond street. The expense of these improvements ‘will be about $200,000. In the face of this large ex- Penditure, and the fect that money was borrowed to make up a deficiency in the payment of the interest o® the preferred stock, the directors have the hardi- ood to declare a dividend on the old stook. All the advice we can give to the holders of the stock is to sel; Defore the 1st of February, or before the books close for the dividend, as the stock will probably fall double the amount of the divi in less than one week after it is paid, The psy: it of forced dividends. is too well understood to catch many outsiders. ‘There will be a saie to-morrow —Wednesday—at the Merchants’ Exchange, of $150,000 Hudson River Rail- Toad bonds, in sums of $1,000 and The bonds bear seven per cent interest, Men on the whole road and entire property of the company. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port te-day amounted to $60,462 47; payments, $91 876 41; balance, $2,445,123 02, The Exebaege Bank of Hartford, Conn., has de. @lared e semi-annual dividend of four per cent. ‘The Macon and Western Railroad Company a divi- @end of two dollars and fifty cents per share, payable to New York stockholders, on the lst of February. The amount of United States stock issued to foreigners, from lst to 4th January, 1850, both in- elusive, was as annexed :— inn of 1842. Do. 3846...44 Do. 1847 Do, 1848..... Total, ...... ‘The aunexed statement, exhibiting the State tax and ‘valuation of real and personal estate, is from the re- port of the Comptroller of this State. Vatuation or Reat ann Persona Estate, Amount or Brare, County avn Town Taxus,Srate or New Yous, valuation of real estate. . . 538,162,001 ‘Total valuation of personal estate . . 129,926,625 Total..... sree + $668,089,626 State and county taxes. + $4,174 277 54 Towntexa.s..ss ss 1,874,703 74 Total. . se eees $5,548,081 28 ‘The taxes have increased $263,625 05, as compared with the preceding year. Several counties have omitted to make returns, and it has therefore been found necessary, in making up the last annval statement, to adopt the amounts re- turned for the previous year. Rate of taxation In 1849, two-tenths of a mill on the dollar. The aggregate as- Pessed value of real and personal estate in the State in 1845, was $500,090,953; in 1846, $002,479,016, and in 1847, $610,963,047. No one for m moment supposes that the amounts named above constitute the actual value of taxable property in the State, The system of assessment is very defective and radically wrong. It fs the general impression that the assessed value does not exceed one half the aetual price established by the estimate of owners, in their transactions with any and every one except the assessor of taxes. The Comp- troller suggests, that some provision be made for the Amequality of valuation, and for the difference between ‘the asseesed and the actual vi of taxable property, ‘that there may be a more equitable distribution of the pubiic barthens, ‘The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the Principal public seourities of the country, in this mar- Quorarions ror Srocks im Tw. Dee At lw WO a 17” 108 105“ a10Si * 10515 HT sigs 1 Hole s+ Tm 2 u iF et HliBis peret ifr me mire ates) F Saseess! SS1 881 ag Me 2 126 at 5% a los B.: Bx pis iy td a es and State securitics Since the Ist inst , soli bk +, RO pea basher better demand, — have eoreg Wir tien serio Rone coer, Pooks of thoee stocks, upon wile the devidend'wasdue [Ad make drenen sud ‘os uth and cam isa pee ely on the 1st of January. has sellers to make all *immended. "Aédreas 43 Chambers W4X72D—FOR THE DRAGOONS AND MOUNTED | elven good pay, beard Jeoniel se thing, sad medical te a | Breer “Reoruiting Otice "No. W Hdaon: att a Thomas and Ant “g ANTED-. 4 SITUATION, BY A oe MAN GIkL, as na reepectabl amily. Bayard strcot, basement. me alee ANTED—A {TUATION, BY. A “RESPECTABLE | Le , or to do general housework, the dividend have put their without baving realized mueh The different State document have come to hand since the meeting of the different State Legislatures, give a very favorable account of the financial condi- tion of the State treasuries, and the productiveness of all public works of internal improvement; and much greater progress has been in the reduction of the milly. Gan cive bee ope hes 32.085 | public debts of several than we anticipated, Uliver streat, ing tat ithe Comnty: “Cau 8 Hof The finances of New Yor! Pennsylvania and Maryland Warten, ae TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG scorcn | ‘women, ai 4 the other as Laundress. Good recommen | Please call at 181 Went Piftoenth strect. are ina very ee ee prospect is highly flattering. The Faro Industrial of gb ennery gives @ general coup d’eil of the progress and advance of the Island of Cuba in the past year of 1849. By this sketch it is made to appear that the progress made by Cuba W4N2ED—4 SITUATION A8 WET NURSB, BY A during the past year, in commerce, in the arte, in beaithy woman, who can prednee references as to ca- Uterature, in railroads—im short, in every possible Pabitity and vent pond Soe ‘wee branch of human activity and industry, is without _ Ninetee st, between Sixth and Seveuth avonnes, third feotly 7 Spapemeat to ty tions, one to do chamberwork waiting, | Mé _ AMUSKMBRTS. AMUSEME: | owaaryucines Sree weve wen ee vee NYE ANY y Tamares —wEoNssDay EV ENIW aN; | ROADWAY TREATRE-WEDN BSDAY EVENING.J Bowe are BY will be med the oomedy of THE SCHOOL L fea | Bre Ree UCR NOMEN Cau RIT Riscat bee pean daunnate'r . lake; tevens: The Cardinal Richeliey Mr. Arnold; Marq Br. Whiting; ge Trevilte, Mr. Moor , Wallack, Jr; Porthos, ; lace, xr. m Bonss 6 “aie Benjami H Laser: br 3A | wise" Cushwoany Macia, Mise Mors.” oe y | LI ur mene a rm el | sat 1 ee we | apes) tnt wits &, Horn. ‘o cong Hide wich a Waitack. J NAL THEATRE—BENEGIE OF | seventy Jan. Yeh, wil do WINKCE— ~Gaudorkin, ae Burk BoRtes $8 THELATRE.—ON WDNESDAY EVENING. January 9, will be played the eapital comedy, in by Moris Barnet, called THE SERIOUS Fail . Olan) Seymour ip Vas Winkles Me, deftoron, Deere a RD—Jack Sheppard, Mrs. ton: Thauies Darvelly dM WEDN &SDAY BVE. | Bang, Performed, Grst time in America, | +i Donizetti's ma: ANNA BbOLEN ry VILL, | to Purtboud, Mr. © Mrs. Ghore | BignorNoverti; 4 Berturra; Jane Soy- ni oak firwe tim rama, entitied | our, Siguorins a. Va 1 Rochfort, Sizuor Strints Lasrd DEuicaTe GROUN Citizen Sang- | Peroy, Signor Forti; sme ignoring Perrint Conductor eles eke | and Directors Mex Marsrsens Loafer: leer re te Pyne YROL—In whioh de with the ieee Mr Nichinsoy: Ta a Coe0, Me. Con: Davi Antoine Palmer; Pauline, Miss Nickinsou: Ninetee: Miss Mitten bates Lt Boxes or or- 1; Amphithentre, ‘Doors open at 7—to commence at Mi elock, rs ry dowa beads take up heads weet ny | floor, front roem parallel in apy former years, } ANTED—. Ei l- ‘The following is » statement of exportation from the WW ANT 0 AN, AGRERALLE TENANT FOR 4 GEN- principal ports of t! ae a Exroxrariogs From Cupa. | advertiver could board); a respectable widow y preferred. | At mmight suitsome persom with an income, Address, conti ually, with name and residence, A. X., Broad way post uf- Sugar, in boxes— 1848. 1849, | feet Habana... .ceeeseey 936,281 Port Principe .. 186.958 CUdse scree 48,773, ‘Totals 1,074,032 | Coffee. in arvobes (2b 545,794 | Ws. NTE D-A SITUATION, , BY A RESPECTABLE 6.138 Jenne Scorch woman, to do general housework in a 312,605 small private family; has no objection to go a short distance in the ccuntry. Apply at No, 10? Hammond street. Cau be seen during ‘ef porotsls. seeeeee 794,087 54,597 | = we week, if not suited, m — , ANT oo situa ION, BY A RESPECT. WO. Habane.- 2 xr2202 W finan who 8 would. assist ta th Port Prineipe. . . +» Cubeseeeseces a Trosing. Good City feference given, Please to ixteenth street, noar the Seventh Avenue. —— ws ED~BY A RESPECTA’ tion to do goneral housework, in Bas no chjection to take care of childre GIRL, A SiTUA- mail private famil; Has good city re- from ref last place, and om ean cy 1761 Wanmn8y A BESPRCEABE BOs! NG WOMAN, A —— situs etree 's Nurse, or Ch. 9,143 dermaid, in asi K ity referen: ue, fromt room, Port Principe.’. 7,037 Wyma SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO Cuba... 1,608,576 do enoral housework, ‘Is & xood washu and a good plain cook. Can do chamberwork, OF take caro of 2,673,143. shire, and do the plaim sewing. Good eity refere: i | Bo objection to go in the country, Pease call at No 103.381 | Sersiten in the rear, Can he teen for thtec days, Fore Trincipe. 1.098 rks 6,535 8,002 Totals........ 140428 108,989 The royal company of railroads opened the public | trafic on the Guansjay branch, 13 lish miles from St. Antonio, on the lst August, years and five | ieee ea cls let hk ths before the time limited by its charter. There ‘Would jrefer doing chamberwork. Please are 15 locomotives, 29 carriages of [all classes, capable | fereall at ‘tt Mots street Trost baseSeats Gan be aces te of containing 1,550 persons, and there are 500 freight | wagons, capable of transporting 3,000 tons, The fol- | Ww: * oft ion, a8 cood plain Cook, ‘and to sesik in fhe wi a i . lowing are the transportations effecteddn one yoar:— | $4iNpénd toning tn sos rmpectatle peat aay. The 76,886 boxes sugar; 1,807 boroyes, do.; 8,009 pipes of ity. Pl 120 Amity street, in the rear. spirits; 4,845 boroyes of clarified honey; 136 bk gry STUATIO As “neice TA ABLE and barrels of honey in the comb; 67,501 sacks of cof- | spon .f cant: $0, cooks, wash, and iron. Respectable city ry- fee; 56,985 tierees of tobacco; 2110 wagons of corn; | fist Noor, in the tear, Can be ween foe two dene ee eee 2.428 do. of masoja; 1,457 do, of plantains: 4,192 do. ss ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | coal; 4,789 hogs. Can arination to do chamberwork or general hongework, Stock Exchang ‘an give the best of city reference, Address No, 202 Stanton as au int azmcr's Traut arg | do ANTED~A SITUATION, BY & RESPECTABLE ye do general housework in a snail ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, street, im the basement. a ANTED-A SITUATION, ay, A bate of | W 20 © do | woman, 28 Cook 3 4 | oo igo Pay j nee gan be given. No jection tog °D Ohio Lite & Te 11 Sites UE, Beem aye | Be KAmerion Wiig 28) Keading RR 980 Bag | ITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT ‘Canal es ito ae 3 | cod eity references do chamberwork; and L SOF EES | fuastiy. “apoiy ne 7E Sixth evenes tm the book stare pee rma | WASTED-4 SITUATION, BY 4 YOUNG WOwaN, 100 Harlem RR o: pisin Cook, Washer, ‘and Troner, oF to general ane BHR | housework. City reference elven, BOARD. ITUATION BY | RESPRCTASLE yours of willing to make himself eat reapeotsble Fedurencs given. Apply ve 10) che N ATrost bw do short distance im the country. Callat ts Went Broads coat i) ca Co box, Herald office, : ANTED-BY A, YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION io me Aetna pi een 100 Harttca mm 86S Sass | legate boos of sity referees,” Plense eall us €4 Meth coreen, in the basement; ean be seen for three days, or until engaged, :—————— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, | WASTED DOARD BY 4 GENTLEMAN, IN TUB | location; terms moderate. Addross box 2,7, lower offic: ~ | Answers to Advertisements sent by Mait must be post With partioulars, | paid, er they ‘wil not be taken frem the Post Office. wy ANTEDS-BY A. RESPEOTADLE PROTESTANT j eames = | = yoga oman, @ situation as im bermaid ‘thy a. of asmall family; has no objection to | the Coumtry. Can give best gy. C ssganal May be * 136 Avenue C., corner of Nimth Wht aas ag Ag ae 3 BY A RESPECTABLE do chamberwork and waiting, or unt housework of a #mall ity reference giv and 6th aven IRVING HOUSE, Baoapwav, New York. AAAS COLUMBIA mOvEL, CuxsNUT st REET, PHILADELPHIA, BARNUM'B HOTEL, Canvent start, BaLriMone, TREMONT HOUSE, Tremont street, Boston. RUST'S HOTEL, Syanacuse, New Yo: ; ‘ag NEAR BY & A BESPROTABLE YOUNG | WOMAN, nae bermaid and Waiter, or as Lann- St would take care of ghildren dross Ni oe teat on Fie rear, front aeccaea No ,chjeetion to 0 NTED—A MAN FOR a iq Bots, Taquire this Wamirerom Re 45 DOLLARS REW. patel By toot icg | = Thureday, 34 inst. WaLKew sf a Boston, disappeared mysteriously. trom the the rales ESPECTABLE WOMAN W. Nate g Head As store in wee) A = the appearance Li Cook, Washer and froner, and to eral housework If it wae ive an, it wae ina mail family, The best of city yo ean bogiven by moe of ite Thappearaace the a at 279 Mulberry t, im the pear; can be soon for Seetieenshels Ya eckaen th ihe quoms et forty-five dollars, | 44. MeFi ‘is Religion, (Preach Revo ILADELPUIA —AN ing the above ays mesial pareserstip with th from giving it sufficient rt ess, ‘The terms to & respousi ‘The ho I a ee nor paint! and possesses ae irties, library, music, &e. with reaTurme, to WU ‘ro Chambors sireet, N. Yor Bae AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, and Proprictor; John Greenwood, Jr., Assist- nigor.— Splendid performan d ovening this weoks commencing on onda ary Harrah for novelty! The Mansger bas ‘or’ one week, the British Druids, who appear every aftcenoon and evening Hmnilis costumes, of the Cultic Soothsayers, and hibit Magical Itlustona, Mystericacand onthe Druid Horns. Last week of the famou: Robert Hales, hi WASHINGTON pret A peo Learned LIT. meettnlly, eee ie Pertormancoe att tl 'y eck, (T! epted, . Afterncon exhibisignson Wed Bt three ‘o'cloaks om, iia occasions the Birds wall introduce fo shale, vondoctal Performances. dale WIL ARMONIC SOCIRTY. ‘members and subscrivers oa Saturday evening, Fereived by the Boer! Li y order, piace at the apotio Reo 2 fae Subseriptio 74 and by Schurfenburg ENSIGN, See , IL Groene st. Pee CONCERT HALL, NO. 237 BOWERY, B tween Stanton and Rivington streets, open every nis! Second week of the Virginia Minstrels, seven in every doubtedly the best band is tho country. Admission’ 12% cents, Thursday evening benefit of the proprietor. Tickets for sale at the Hall, McGhaw's PANORAMIC PAINTINGS OF AMERI- Bconary, at £08 Broadway. 3 doors above Niblo's, will be exhibited from Tuesday th clock, and evalua at f Bexar MUSEUM, PUL inclusive, every afternoon at 3 ening at brilliant galeay of attract ae ica, compose: Meare Merrifield, #8 Stanhope, Pentland, Courtney and West, Admission 3 conte. Children under 1d years of age, 1235 o'clock, ti 19 applied seat ly to The * Drunk: inga Meiied jist Episcopal Chareh, jy village of. Bors | woek for the 87,83, 39, Fisaula. Admission 25 cents, children half price. Reruonating Edward’ Middleton, Maid of ‘an Se RTeE Done pa Ley panned ae. mee * @Ranp | Dissolving Views, Chromatroy #, Dances, &e. Fourtl AGNUFICENT, REULBITION. Tlacrasito, se GRAND | week of ar, Nellis, torn without aru; Tita ig Native groper oF a short Seaton, pro oxbioteed Raeeh Beet soto , . ee at gen reek Hungarians and Mezicans, Wi of by the celebrated | thew, Geverals Jackson, Tayle ait aisietante, They codile, Alligator, ttle Snail = 70,000, = oi ti ry ie" tmpooel teribe thom. Some sonseptl ‘when weaay ‘that this wonderful painti: e aval the ft million of men, boueands And tena ot iSotiamds of’ Lenses aeeh the Aver Opers House Rist the he grand ‘and sul aE tis "wit tris iiauagor and Probrieto. of the Burne fof the Park a ve etn e rhea. They b CANAL STREET. BRILLIANT Pr a Se thneeneten tee tient aya wes mu 4 NORA MA $4.L0O0.N--CORNER TISPENARD tand Broad 4 ‘unparalleled withle alote the lose samires i mprravds of on jurmance every bight, a8 o'clock. Extra performance y Wednesday and Saturday. at clock. 10 LADY AMATEURS.—A DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION. dred that has beem in successful o | llvere ju INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Wasnincros, Jan 6, 1880, | Speech of Gen, Foote— The Administration and Congress— Ketrenchment to be Enforced ~The Slavery Question — The Senate and the Proscriptions of the Cabinet, #e., $r. The corrected epeoch of Gen Foote sgainst Seward, appears in the Union ot this morn It is not the speech delivered in the Senate. It is emasculated, | The pith, the piquamey, the pot, the raciness, the spies, the ginger, the pepper and salt the whole savor- ing of the dish is taken away. Aa priated, the speech 18 heavy, and comparatively dull and insipid. As dv- it was sharp, off hand, keen. and effeetive. It is just the difference between led shad, and one baked over@ slow fire and stuffed with stale bread- ‘The printed speech ts not the speech delivered in the Senate—it is but a poor revired copy, im which ali the cream of the thivg is skimmed off. This is a great mis take Members speeches should be reported a4 deliv- ered By any other pian, a true record of the debates cannot be vbtained. We regret toat in this case Gen. Foote did not let his speech yo to the press without re- vision; for in bis work of revising it, he haa spoiled the most telling and characteristic speech he ever made in the Senate, ‘The law passed at the last session for reducing the expenses of the collection of the reveaues toa limited sum, does not suit Mr. Meredith He is not ready for the reuenebment, He arks a suspension of the Iaw> and Mr Phelps, of the Finance Comatttes, im the Sen. ate, is very anxioue to relieve the seoretary of the new cessity of diminishing bis clerks aud inspectors, and has brought in @ resolution to su-peud the law. ft will probably come up to-morrow ‘The wecussl:y fs repree ted Lo bu very Prrastng. tor it ayy Dt cannot poridly be made. and yer there are some democrats in the Senate who wil stoutiy tastst on the virtue of eeonomy; und it is by ao mekas coriaia chad repral of the law wili be cvuceded a8 cheeriully as oted ‘he mort manifest difference between the Cabinet: and Copgrers ts im this that the programme of cae one is to expend asmuch money as pore bie, aud the dis Position of the other ts to retrouod vogene ties of the govermment. With a suig at branches of Congress, # loan ot tnirce orty millions Would become ® ueoe-sity , wih 4 dewoorarie majority doubt wether even the vixcwu milous looked Or by the Secretar of the Tremeury will bw granted Aud atever the metive of the dem-cvaty in doing it we very much fear they will tie down caw adataistraciom to @ low dirt, ax best udapted to alow Croasury We apprebend that this systwu of ecouomicing will de purhed to impolitic extremes; ‘That the mail steamer system will be iavaded and cut down ; ‘That the neeesrary war steamers. to protect oar com- merce, will not be allowed. and thet varios other ox- penditures will be curtailed beyond the proper ecouomy Of the goverment But ail speculations upon all other measures in advance of some tion. The queetion of union or disunion is at work -free soil and abolition on the one bava aad diesolution om the other, involve all other questions, wud supersede everything tire. Somethiog must be done upon the slavery question, before we can count upon the general policy’ of Congress, There i+ a beavy undertow at work. which is bearing down the strougest men of the South, of all partirs ; 1 is the undertow of dissolution, die decisions upon the slavery uose desirous of obtainin; members. Address ‘a few young ladies of respectability as G. 863 east street. ei SALES BY AUOTION, ©. TUTTLE, AUCTIONFER.—ST0CC OF HARD- AA AAA AAA AAA AAA AA © ware, Cutlery, Uouse-furnishing Articles, Store Fix- NIERNATIONAL ART UNION —PREE GALLERY | turer, £0. conteined in the store No 48) Broadway, corner of 87! Pietures for disteibasion.—The follow~ | Broomestrect— li. Neloon Buoh ® Co. will gall at auction, on th ble pictures ever pat for- day, 11 ; AEAO o'clock, on the above premises liar institution :— re Recah I 'the Chelecia Maiden Betrothed, 2. The Republi a foe tees mira i, rmistion of the preseat pro= Dristor, be exhibited for too eights loneers betee thate’ ioe > for California, Exhibition free. Don't miss the fepaaned ro~ serve. for ens) Also, Fi comprising Counters, Glaaw Side Cases, Drawers, Counter ses, with plate glass aud Plated desk, Iron Safe, ke, &e, Catalogues ready om the morning of sale. 1X VALUABLE HOUSES AND LoTs x Povarn en & Shiares Leatin Behe Belle of na ‘Conquette) : isin : feardet Ifred De Dreux Gompte-Calle. Murtorsteig. + Kaneon. Verh ‘yaen. + Reh in depth, nd rane, a cor depth. well finished secon yen is insured perpetn: if oh, Fequirtog no outlay for twourance, the policy ef which geee Dera : Came Chicken, ) to the purchaser. hur furthce parthenltra. inquire of The fide Favor! ee ANTHONY. VA'BLREOREM, auctioneer, ait Piece, No.7 Broad strect. ». pe in Normand om Naler ous xr 4, CHILTON, AUCTION EER —8A it ov READY Drange, Wedne y SS Phe epee This pectttve gat fer ealk the DaueRter, ' — a zx The Belle of ie bm "7 wee ‘OR 8 SALK an! LET. maw VOR SALE— Pad Life, ( Pheasant om the snow) DID rn OF SORREL COACTT ‘bey are sound and kind, Horses, just fro and good travellers. Inquire care SHERWOOD, 2 Brondway ‘T PORT HAMILTON, vase, feonting on seat. Terms li + 45 William atreot, & Combat terore the ca Revolution of 1848) > ARE OPPORTUNITY—BOARDING HOUSE, LEASE, t rom. The propcictor of & large and genteel boarding re Alfred DeDrenx 22 leave the city, wishes to dispose of leases 4 one of the beat Loca- 4): i, : board: re at liberal pe ee = The heuse is well known an wely furnished throws’ i the business, an opport of cash required ti Ml te the if be cor favor the yeodioee of the store vin ‘an in vie that the: be assured of that fact. tit at Se A Lapy PROM PARIS, ELEY Y= A i receive a mmited pumbsr at her own roctiy at 30 cents | Il ree at her ow torily te, trace ald per leary ‘Adress BV IM Twelfth bireet, commer of Cale ace the said ty A BEsrectas tion a# Cham! well, and can do pla an’ olf rally usofel, if reyuired. m be heard of at No. 121 Sixteont A WANTED—ONE THAT , and ROK Ld oftiee, 0 SHAR Soa ea ee A 00D JOURNEY- wan Seger No. Atlantic street, Brooklyn, QUICK AT inted with thi RY S$0CTATIO 180. rae f the mac mbers of this rday evening, atm it the following tioket '. Spencer Kirb, with &. C. Wetmore & Co. Tor Vice Preddcat dus. B. henson, with A. T. St w~ “herb aleey, Jr., with Bank ¥ Seoretary--Robt. M. Clark, with Lord, War- ren, Salter & © | For Treasurer--Geo, W. MoLean, with Obio Life and Trost obi. Te, Rilis, with Goo. F. Nesbitt: B. D. m1 ‘TUITION gis RRING Esso is “GIVEN EVERY Ds Day iN. Tas Sr { Self 0, by JUUN WALKER, 72 Prince Domarese, with DING SCHOOL, NO. FOURTH evening for La ties and Geatie~ o dressing roeme and school, are well warmed and comfortable in the most inclement weather, Bors for Ladies, from 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.; tor Gentlemen, Stobaad7 wo P. DISBROW'S ny EW YORK STATE INSTITUTION OF ClYIL EN- sineors reguisr apous r » wi on Wedneed ay, ‘A.M. 8 whieh Nik GENTLEMAN WHO TOOR A GOLD PEN OFF one of the desde of this office, on Monday might, about 1 o'clock, is requested to return prompt acest will save him some trouble, as ENDS OF THE LATE FRANCIS J. Ma- are rospoctfully invited to attend 9 meeting to « Fifth Ward Motel, on Wed Aat7 o'slock, for the purpose of devising Jal of seopect fof his memory. James 1. Waush Joseph T. Edmond Yenni, David Walker, J. cy a “mpc, cleanliuess: ng business, Firet Fureisned tede am to I TING OF THR HOLDERS or, THe ot Breaawese”” te Republic of Ts in public oe hy proxy om Monin at the Navin consider their interoes. AMILTON, of South KeET—THOM ey B. Baer ar. NO. i . for Duteher Beef and Mo well to giv (IRB INSURANCE ~THE 0} lyn Fire Insurance Com Merchants Exchange, Wall | Pelvon street. This old established company centinucs to of limited amount on dwellings, furniture, stores, merchandise, ani cargoes ships in port, om favorable terme, ape? or ParncH “MEC ANIOAL i ‘ie dig i are, with in= the fret f Sune, Lid, eal “ aie sctiom, Dated Decomter 1, lath. 1 hace vip 45 oO 701 x ORNT INTE- WM. WickHay,s ‘8 ), Sead tad moryenge on reductive vert neem ) Ave 47, Patehogue, » in enere cig or Brookiys. Apply in the Bank Nv © Bachange Othes & JOWN FP. CONREY, No, 00 Wi rect, t double the am Teal oa ‘ork of Drockign, at 7 per veut, | $7,0 00 Mortrare, ir keptopar veld place wit bis express direetic rb. TeeKER, wr Bowery. RAILROAD Orrick or or Ai BLONG ISLAND Rate ol ay January 9, 150). —The L Parable twenty 7 a from the latin’ Jaoaney, 1500, with tn wix per cent, somi-aanaalty, Ist of July and let of bow prepared to ex tienes Bead bore. for ie | Grease, oF he Cot 4 Holder onde commenced op te which date th they are pres prtgsce, inctading the form ef wae Jers, inay Be he mols DaPern wae Se. Trearn cer. trade. “TO LOAN ON UNDOL eTeD Bone AND mittance w $2. ae It threatened the breaking up of the House. iu its at- tempts to elect @ Speaker. it iutrades upoo every with every question that may not be waived—to resist, we yet itmust be met, and the hazard of a re: bt, that tu order to 1 Taylor the necessity of vetoing « Territorial bul for New Mexico, s« of his friends io the Seaate will yote against it with the proviso, But we expect mo such good iuck. We expect # Territorial bili for New Mext- co with the proviso im it; we expevt it to pass bot Houres; and we expect toat Gen veto, on the ground that the the hne wl 30, invades the Mir d business in the Senate. to. morrow, is m of General Cans: aut. good speaking upon it before it is floally bave yet y are tent in wiih caution and careiul selection, ia 1 to feel the pulse of the Seoate Che far will fy before they are done with the cabinet, on the soore of Wasniseron, Jan 7, 1860. trien Resolution— Proseription— Defence of the President—New Mexico and California—Informetion Expected, $e Mr. Hale made one of his pecular speeches In oppo- Fitfon to the revolution of Gen. Cass, proposing an in- quiry into the expediency of suependiog diplomatic Telations with Austria. After ridvouling the resolue tion, as proposing to set up a bigh court of iodignation against the nat: of the earth be vame home toe tirade vpon slavery fo this country, and espectally in this district. and thought that if the subjeot were submitted to the Sultan of Turkey, as the arbiter apom our case, we should be comdemped whea Mr. Ii should bave recollected tha: slavery, of ali colors aod texen, especially the tlave trade in Cireassian ‘gitimate business ever. is under ® sort of for the uegroes of the 8 ho would be much bet- ter off ff the abolitiontsts would let thea alone, Mr Clay fellowed ip @ strong and sensible specel Agsinet the proposition of the res lution, as @ proce dept sbich would require D extend it otal ro by Mer Hale) of all diplomatie the rargested nothiog ‘hat we eoaid bow, In the w y Of tadigostion mgalort Austria would help the enue of Huvgary, beau « it was too late, 10. Landvea md. 8 eng ae @: Th se Lil stat WANTED. IN A “ Teeecet Atte, a 1 Geerend’ nt distance of the Gia Hall, Possession reuined immediately, Address ate oH | Garver, (race) 1. The T Delle of TBR STOR NO, 94 BROADWAY, CORNER may be ‘bad. wl at tailor, Bejuce te the. were for terms, T° LEY. i Bed Kh on re! WAN DSOMR ‘PAR 3 ts Waite vieinity of Broadway, plosaress tle thon wi ait At the Tabernacle. Members ad G the rab be includes only works becri ptions. five, the" bree Gallery. 58736 way. bation ‘oun the Tavers Shela “Members snd theit tamelliongamiived.’ Csuironx ta THROUGH Fora on dadera REDUCED re eee Jan Tar Voriock P ‘Suatey cates mall steamehip 0 iio: h the wing fase tae MU 3. lu Petroary Trev llores to California and most desirable of all routes to iH ROM SEW YORE To S40 L.--*BOUND ANNUAL Catholic Halt Ory FRANCIB- pa from ’ if Dodworth's Band ly engaged. Cuan aor. Tickets $3 cach. to be obtained from the above Chagos im connection with the U. 8. Pacite Steamers from Panatme to Francisco. Passongore dy the Cheroke will find cowforte and aceommodation vp~ wed by her steamer, amd will be sure to gonneet withthe 4 Mail sseamor at Posams. and havo ® preference 1 pele ad preg aos thee fibee Teapee!fully announce toh classes ler second (uerter, in thy tot a1 7b. Mt for gentiomen; Tuerdays and M. for ladios, mi 0s, and masters, RIVATE DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, ‘0 Bond etree ae for the seecnd aur tet are now forming, Fi liadioe, Wesnestiny Bt Bs o'clock; Tucsday and Friday @ for ra rivate Weesos at times mob oocupied, A class axcluatve ly for waltsing. For more full particulars, apply ## above. NEW BOOKS, ac. ORGAN'S vy ey! DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE, Post Offices, New Urieans, La. aN 4 Line are of ihe ewe \aeeen, comma’ do brecte and experionond Mast jeet. easier Francisco, Turner, Fish & Co. will most with Prompt sales, and returns made is" x steamer ¥, onia + Mad ea- | gold & DN, SW alt'ene OR SAN FRANEISCO, ©. myths v Spapers +, RY Fer, et patting. At oh 2, o trade supplied and for- niles, Pi yan try riers for warded with despa: Pal to ay work ordered by ler. Literary owplete arranecm: facial Publishers thiveghon’ 8 Rew works ne fast ns isewed. rat North Pen St wens sreee or iD, | shingers of fre ether mth Beooklyn | teger— ame: leh are, areat apeoe (rendering her arrival Tong—the ‘move aatenstye I fan Pranciece in savance of other ships wow leaving ad drawn On ttone, poe convenient ant elegant et ate n eoad wep, and privted | the modern ti "Ee cabin paempenene sty wrtl bo g ie by panone MALO Fulton street, | cabin passengers will be fernished with com: rive $3 i, A liberal at made to the | Feet ingtend of open berths. For freight, whi low rates, of partiowiars of passage, apply 7 Rast RY xs UaRpin a Bete) [A., 14 Someh wt; oF to strect An orece tee Tenses jed to any part of eopy for’ . | AA BOLENA, UNIFORM Wita A, Mbrary. and m N FRANCISCO, CALIPOR- ae eR stone Safing Vive nk, olla TAN, Captate Johneon 1. het cargo on boat, and w " few more Sree a ner erat moderste ‘<< ABS 60. 92 of the wamineyh abd 6 *ippere wit hand in bitis of lading i =e iN IFORNIA, EXP RI i ewe KEGORY'S CALITO sxentes- everywhere, Sacra KNICKERMOCKES, FOR JAN Any, Commoners with # deeori Thomsas, ay imal articles ia the ey of literary notions, and a fall pe wv ering ditectty the IE colteot deb nd to other Tope w ipateaeg. ra T SAILING REQL' ail t formed ‘bat app. Bot stereory axharets 4 the pot t post paid » es Ate ah mtewe e cry s mame he © Ct teks 8 asignments to the | ROOM alter ment ‘The better plan would be to to fuwite the exiles here, and give them ahome among ue Mir. Misy, alluding to Giemeral Cass, and his remark* Ow the progressive spirit of the age. ruggested that the river aud harbor improvements and to embodiment ut whtr principles, the whig ebureh, ‘* resolution, calling upon Me Colles jon reapecting his appolatments and tha same, brovgat out Vie, D detewee of the Preeiient to whom the resolathoa ‘oni be addieneed, Mr Dickiavon ruggerted that the oabi- not wade the appointments and that Uld Zack dida't keow anything about them whieh vir, lawson thought @ decided slur upon the } xeoultce, Che resolution lies Over #nd will doubtless be awended to a eail upan tl but, ip any evens, thy worst of the trouble Frevident bas rela ward the organization of the new Stale, are portpoond for further diveussion. We expect them to past, bex cause light ts wanted on the -ubjeat We exprot the Austrian resoluion to he disapproved - Ube Senate: but the ai on aston will have tte effeet tot the fovtance of the gore portant business im Mexioo requiring bis lamedi- ene Lae renee ar ether. the proceedings of the two homens are the mere prelimtoary Movements to the great stragele om the siavery question which threstene sach sienet ae ‘will bake the frm foundations of sbe (a the danger of @ The Hengarian Ba tes B0h of Sanuary— Tre Marte ‘The Hangarina refagess are topping at the Wachieg- on Houre. Every attention hat bers showe them, Coverpot Ujbert aed suite areexpected te mormee «A miliary reception ts In preparation for them ‘The Presbyterian ehuroh fm Arch, above Teattt street. was sold last Bing, by the Sheri®, for the iow nie of $31 60 R Smethuret the pare one of the largest and finest churches in t Both branches of our Stace Legietatare po g.to-day in benor of the anniversary Of (be battle ot New Orleans A farther of m place in cot vanced '¢ fle previsions. the Bes bow The money market totes remain at § 16 , Although the wtrees clase paper. New ot there is a on De ab Tis 1 Uabed ‘Taten wo County © 3, 9 Rorriave-va Po oo a ot srw Stivee orrietown Baile sa Our Kaitimore Correspondence. Bactimone, Jan. 8, 1850, Anniversory of the Rattle of New Orivans— Cotton Foes tory Destroyed - Senatorial California Difficulty — Thieves Arrested ~The Markets, Gee ‘The anniversary of the batile of New Orleans will ing as a tours. bite yn a rag tb Bydy i Sh tere, Gctorral' bilge oud ste, fre Fort tetlosee will be present 4 Rr Gecrge Ho Heckman waa 5 AU for the | for forgien @ power of atiorney wrhey ‘socbiete bined Gen ‘4 raet The Ww ta videwor i+ the same ae on the former trial, e netton frotore Wrown me the Ring factor seem ovamng,