The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1850, Page 5

ef intoxicating pb It provides for fines end pen- alties, and holds sellers re-pooriole for all damages Shieh grow out of the use of the Grinks they sell, Ic ‘Was ment to a select committee. Mr. Manrin proposed the reference of the code toa Joint commitiey of the Sevate and Assembly. N.Y HOBFITAL. Mr. Vaxxum presented the petition of the Governors of tbe New York Hospital, for au amendment of their ebarter. cIREUIT Co! ‘The bill euthorizing the Governor to designate @ judge to hold # circuit court in certaiu cases, was about ‘be passed when Mr. WaxeMan suggested whether « Provision to pay judges avy compensation vvyoad their felary, for extra duties, was constitutioual, aud the House doubted also, and adjourned, Arrival of the Steamship p Falcon at New Oricans—The Sews and the Mails from Calisornia, New Oareans, January 9, 1850, ‘The steamship Falcon, Captain Harteteia, bas just arrived direct from Chagres, with one hundred and fifteen pansengers— all well Bhe brings the California mails of the Ist, received at Panama by the Unicorn. ‘The mails will be despatehed | everiand to the North, and will reach you ia about eight da: She left nine hundred persons on the Isthmus watt- fog traasportatio ‘The news from California is of no consequence. Ex-Governor Pratt Elected to the Senate of the U. States from Maryland, Anwarouts, Md, Jan, 10, 1850. ‘The whig caucus, last evening, nominated Thomas @. Pratt, Ex.Governor, to fill the vacancy in the U. 8 Senate, caused by the resignation of Mr Reverdy Johnson. The balloting stood—Pratt, 37; Jobn G. Chapman, 8; Wm, Schley, 3; . H. Tuck, 2; J. J. Speed 7; Wm. L Gaither, 1; James Cole, 8. After the ab: arother ballot was had, with precise- ly the rame result, and Mr Pratt was again nominated for the full term of six years, commencing after the wnexpired term. Six O'CLocK—P, M. Ex-Governor Pratt was to-day elected United States Senatcr, from this State, tor the term of eight years. Municipal Elecuions in Pittsburgh and Allegheny. Prrrseunce, Jan. 9, 1850, At am election, held yesterday, for Mayors and Couneilmen, Joseph Barker was elected Mayor, by 279 majority, and Hugh S. Fleming, whig, Mayor ef Alle- gdeny. The whig council ticket has been elected. Mr. Barker, the Mayor elect, is confined in prison, but he will be released to-day. Some doub'« are ex ressed m this city in regard to the election of Mr. Barker, who ‘was in prison at the time, although a pardon had been extended to him by the Exeoutive on Tuesday last. {There were three candidates for the mayoralty in the city of Pittsburgh—-Rebert McCutcheon, the whig nominee ; Jobn B. Guthrie, democrat, not regularly pominated, but recommended as an independent can- didate by the democratic party ; and Joseph Barker, ‘whom our correspondent denotes a; the Bible candi- date} Total Loss of the Bark Truro, New Onceans, Jan, 9, 1850, ‘The bark Truro, from Boston, was wrecked on Wolf Key, and is @ total loss. All the cargo, excepting the fee. was saved. No lives were lost. {We are unable to find the clearance of a bark “Touro” at Boston for New Orleans; but the ship Judah Touro, Captain Nickerson, cleared at Boston for New Orleans, on the 13th, and sailed on the 17th ult.— Ep, Heaaro.) Whe Southern Mati Arrived at Baltimore, Battimore, Jan. 10-9 P.M. ‘The southern mail bas brought us pspers from New Orleans to the 8d inst., but they contain nothing of interest. Das further adv: wee Seis ot inten bolas cbndag hese, with an upward tendency. Barrimonre, Jan. 10—6 P. M. oss juoted at $4 61. with moderate business, remain without much change. Shipping Intelligence. New Oaceans, Jan 9. Arrived—Ship Silas Holmes, Now York. 2d, Mew York. gy a Jan 8, Arrived yesterday—Line ship Coutabian ‘New Yorks wehe Barrimone, Jan 10, PM. Arrived—Sclir Grace, New York. ~ PHitaoetrmia, Lg! y if Rx Mu. Arrived—Steamer Penobscot, Seymour, from N Bosro: dent 10, Arrived—Ship Macedonia, New Orleaus, « At, Sarmam, Nev w; scbre L Ball, Wash: rhilaaeiphin, ‘Soerw vot, N brigs Pearl, pPalledelphia: James Roac fs hee Ave A Parko Bbon Michell, M Buasive oy “Tue Orn Banwe Brewery,’ in the rear of Cross ture of the materials, the building, being ao old frame one they could durned itself out, as fares the brewery was 4 succecded, however, ia seoventone i) fames ee Lg populated dis- that rome thirt; or forty nn A rersiites have been bara. heir little furniture being ail consumed. ‘There were some who saved a little, but compara tively little. and that was dragged through the gutter. These poor people are thus rendered homeless, and tire Sorbooa:| it would Cry a great blessug ultimately. t Inbabitents of New York, thovgh it woul! ae doudt tn. Bict creat present misery. A better way of getting rid of the putsanees of the locality would be to prostrate them to the ground. Gli up the holiow, aod run re rpectable streets right throug! CHL hie te 000 can be ever got of that siak ot physical aud moral poliation. At present the Fire Polats obstract the Gtreet course of persons travelling worth eart side of (he clty, Here is aavther jo far the vew Common Ccunell, Maxuractony —At half past y WOrniNg. & Gre broke forte manufactory ot Cathoart & Seedbara © treet, betweea Third and Fourth aven jous Of the fre companies. who ace Of the first floor and fually extingwisbed, before he Gamnge exoweded $10 Anetwen Fine Prt fire took place at 10 o'clook on ‘Wednesday house No 260 Dirision street, cei bet-re much damage was done, polcemen ot the Titrteeath ward Asernen Sr day.» fire war dive: 16 him street. oe: whieh was epeedily subdued, Datoage trifiiug. Fine vrom a Cnisser.— At the ehimpry of @ boure at the On College place. took fire aad burned & ky ee o'eloek an alorm was gt varon fre, From th d ward police, the oxuse of at to the fowr of water tare was very, mid Om Poceday aod Vedowetay, the thermometer int! ne Digh ne 40 wt 12 o'clock, wnd yortengay, it war slat Wat hour The air was deiighifel on My Pv Paneouw— mnt wt Hastings emys a ato of this vinere ve become quite eoraged at t Very woresrona @ end Unexpected arrange ments on the Hadron Kiver Railroad, for the coming winter, res the head of Winter Vall Arramgement, es i hed in the (Jerald of the 201 Ht, (twill Be eeem that passengers Herings, in the 6 4. M. train do 4 hout the day by «ht hai oe atin miler — whieh, At this seston of the your ite impracticable expecially forlaties aad whe eranpries nearly bail the number of pacenyers, to eed from New York. at this station, Until the river Pavigetion closed, the company were not only neo» medating, but very Hberal in their rates of fore No that the people can get no other mode of con! Dbeteoren New York Hastings, the company hare, able degree of eonstetency, byved avon Jong experience in the management of raiiroa: ‘the retes fare from thirty to forty-five ite and tn. atead of having three traios «topping daily from each way tbry allow only the 6 4. M. train down AM tratn mp, to etop at thie «tation. and stoppages within on hour end a helt of each other. ‘The mumber of passengers who dally travel between rh wed York 14 ascertained to be ever Ie The people hore & bas the: 7 te tt wot Traconabie to pay them « third more ne ant Bot be secommodated at ali’ Hic laterteres rh ithe Mai) Grrangements to rtop at liaetings, why do wot the ip Atlantic, ow Orleans: bark Ocoan Wave, "—On Tharsday afternoon, at a quarter te one o'clock, “The Oid Pearl etreets, in elose vicinity to the classic region of the Five Points, took fire, and was very soon burned down. The fire- men were in attendance. but from thy combustible na ct subdue the fire till it had pretty ont melancholy ooourreace te at im the —At baif pact LL o'cloek om Wednes ered Im the third story of house ted by Hartholomew Dupays, * O'clock last ight, her of Murray street At that the hous ttelf tof the chimaey one of the firors took fire; bot by the exertin of Captain Wil. both under their existing rates hoped that a new and ac Will speedily be effected. romp Polke Lutebigence, Rebhing a Vrsoel—A man by the nameof Michael Donalds, was arrested pwn? 4 ae churge of stesliog a lot af tea: 50. from the pi portion of the property waa recovered. taken before Justice Lothrop, who eommitted bia to prison for trial sar vest of a Hotel and forw hand a His friends, if he ha ‘The officer suppore Scutbwick, do. Haviland, do ; J, Macduch, ednsni J. Thompson. do ter, St. Louis Geo deed train, which is | ‘eading FoR on the first of each of the ‘tan se reba Bk to pay the compeny. | 10 fare? it is really to be arrangement ~The Democratic Go- | Meroh: There was no about the bareburoers, t without coming to any decisioa, Joho Hubbard, was fonnd open with @ pane of glues broken. yesterday at six o'clock by offeer Hore wearing apparel, ket ship Consteiiation, The rogue was | f.—A genteel looking young man, calling bimevif George Fdwards, was arrested yore terday, by the proprietor of the Globe Hote detected coming down tains, arm, which the rogue had « 8 ith two coats made his en from oue of the upper | the 7th of January, 1850, than in either of the previous possibly Insane 1d. about L o'clock yesterday morning, Gi-covered @ deceot looking youug man. @ German, | calling bimself William Daliman, waiking backwards sim Washington market, holding in his 0), cupped. and loaded with poder and Past two reatons :— ball The officer not believing he was there for aoy good purpose, took him imtocustody Justice Lothrop committed him to prison, supposing him to be fusane, an ree him at the Tombs, tended to commit suicide, ‘Tne Hotels. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES, C.C.P, Waterman, Sandwich Islands; John Ladd, lady and child, do;'H. A. Patterson, Honolulu; Dr, | Soutbgate, U 8. A.;'E. Lord. Piermont; J, T. Adriance | and lady, Foughkerpte Mr Cranford: Newbar ; J. Chamberiain, Louisy! ard, Porto Rico; S Alten, Philadelphia: J. jj, Rutberiand, Hudson ;/C. Wells Philadelphia; .'T. Ames and lady, Massachusetts ; via; E. Richard n 1-8 Taylor Springtel Slaughter, do; D § Bi rippl; FA. Bisland, do; H. J. Labatt, Yale College; Palfrey, do , were amongst the arrivals, yesterday, at the Irving Houre. Previous years:— Bays or Barrivone—Janvany 1850. Civeulan tive 1 Specie, ¥ *om Farmers’ & Choe peake arin Ja 1900 21510 sings ‘The aguregute capital of these banks oa the 7th tas, was $6,975,814, showing an increase ef $4,168, since Javuary 1,849, Ip each of the leading departments there bas been, during the past year, an increase [a iseonnts, $1,126,066; in epecte, $331 817; cfroulation, $222 420. and In deposites $820:921, Tho movement in all the departments, exeept circulation, was greater on four yesre The annexed statement exhibits the amount of tolls eolleeted om the Iinois State Canal, in each of the Intinois axp Micniean Carat, 1s4s. 1849, +e $52 077 46 0.170 66 + 85813 43 88187 38 + new office, 5.651 98 ovale eae MM 4,839 27 Totals. . 1.0.00 cee oe $87,800 87 $119,849 29 87 890 87 Increase in 1849, tee eeee $50.958 42 This increase is equal to thirty-five per cent, and there are several obstacles yet to remove in the aavi- gation of the canal, before its capability will ba fully developed. The business of the past season, however, exhibits a handsome increase, and if it continues at this rate, the finances of the State will rapidly im- ve. The lest annual report of the Macon and Western Jobn Dolan. Troy; D. § Rathbone, New York; w. Railroad Company. gives a very favorable scconnt of Biggs. Sebaghticoke; Mans. aud Mdin. S: H, Stell, Chester co ; J.Lathrop, Philadel! Boston; M, James, Buflalo; E Mr and Sire Hall, Philadelp! Hollinbach, ¢ ington; J. York; E. Ridd J Cummings, Ni Holmes, Balumor day, at the America Supreme Court—¢pecial Term, Betore Judge Edmond: Jan. 10.—George Douglass end other Monroe and others —Shis wan am a} the direction of the Court u will of Margeret Douglas, formerly of the city of New York. Court Calendar for This Day. Now 15, 77, $5, 40, 09, 95, 03, 105, 207, 109, 118, 115, 117, 119. Part 108; 108, 116, 118, 126, 122, 134, 136, 128, 130, 132, Common Pira: 101 10 184, 186, 158, NEWS THE WEEKLY HERALD. Affairs on the Atlantic Goeast. The steamship Obio will leave this port at 3 o'clock d the Cherokee at the’same jails for California, | to-morrow afternoon, hour on Monday afternoon, with th Sandwich Islands, and the South Pacific, One edition of the W’cekly Herald will be published at | 9 o'clock to-morrow morning, to go by the Ohio; and another at 9 o'clock om Monday morning, for the Chero- kee. These editions will contain intelligence fromall parts of the worid, to the hour of publication. Among | ©°Ddition of, the Stat J toddart, Bingh DO incinnati. are at the Howard. E. Chamberlain, Philadelpbia; E, Warren, New J Hales. Philadelphia; J ©. Hen- | derron, Baltimore; W. Burdich, New York; M. Barton, Eastport, Capt Delano, Poughkeepsie, arrived, yester- yn the construction of the ~ Part) OR CALIFORSIA. the operations and affairs of the road. The income of the road for the last year, amounted to $198,487 93 The expenses, $37,698 67—leaving t earnings to the amount of $110.769 46. Of the earnin, $112,276 88 were for freights. $74,508 59 from passengers, $10,100 for mail service. The whole number of passen- gers who tr: ed upon the road during the year, is put down at 35517, and the total distance run by all the engines of the company, inthe same time, was 119,184 miles. The road is repreeented as being in a | good condition. Eighteen hundred tons of new iron | have been purchased to replace the present light rail, The greater portion of it has already been receive: the business of laying it upon the track will be com- menced at an early day. A number of new cars bav- been constructed, and the superintendent strongly ‘urges the immediate procurement of two new passen™ ger. and twenty. five freight cars. At the annual meeting of the stoskholders of this company, holden at Macon, on the Ist inst, it was re- solved, that “ This meeting is highly gratided with the management ef the road for the last twelve months, and with the real and fidelity of each offcer of the company, in the discharge of his appropriate duti: ‘This must be particularly pleasant to the management of the company alluded to, on account of its rarity, and we believe it is the first case on record, where the stook holders in @ railroad company have passed such @ resolution, or even where it was deserved, ‘The message of Governor Crittenden, of Kentucky, tothe Legislature of that State, is short and to the purpose, and we should like to see the Governors of | other States adopt it asa model. The only subject it treats of, porsessing general interest, is the financial and the publie creditor cannot other things, they will contain complete lists of the | butfeel well eatisfied with the report. The revenue marriages and deaths in the United States since the | departure of the last steamer, and «@ list of the vessels that have sailed for California, with the names of the passengers who have gone in them. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for the mails, six- Pence. tnersbip Notice—T! hove this day furmed a copartnership. uader the firm of Man- | Pie iste & in ool for transactin, i meas, at the “ion ing Gry goods New York, January 7, 1800. Wigs and Toupees.—Another Mledal has been ayarded to W ma. Bacebelor, for the best Wigs and Tou invited to ii au BATCH ALOMS ‘cclebeated W street. He aoa the Heopees aad the city. 5. Copy the Liquid Hair D; ment to color the hair or whissers, the moment itis palary 90 cho Date ce ship. 1s ene bo washed ut ‘disco! ie bad = Nevember 1, 1849,“ # 4 retail, at Fax | wy street} price of Sobiiess with * t) famed tely * 4 is lied, 1 breadway,, Siw; smalls _Btammering —O; Weers Guaranties a per cure of all cases of ap ai te, the Secaeh, in fous | Sete ont Broadw: COMMEREIAL AFFAIBS. ° MONEY MARKET. Thursday. Jan. 10—6 P. M. The stock market continues without any material Ponds, payxble at 6 years, ation There were large ealrs of all the fancies, | 6 t. vid and prices were @ little below thore current at the | stroction account, All the scourities of the Erie Railroad company ap- see « | evcond mortgage | ierue ed are | ere cmp | of this port to-da House for duties, The Farm the capital § per cent for the year ©. 6 percent. The B thare. The Unt stare. The 8 share. T conte per eb each of the banks i | all its engage | principal of the public debt:— Subscribers B g the | Esoertieg, and | Patho TaMns INGOLDSBY. new, 34; Farmers’ Loan, Harlem te-day than we bave noticed for several days; the pro- fs the prospect of a dividend on It will create @ ol ors in the street are seliing it short, in anticips after the dividend is from to pay this dividend, nO one seems to Know, or can even imagine, That it I, no one can fer a mement doubt, and the money will doubtines be raised de! tome way, but how, is the question, Where the money is com added to the ospi' pear to beim bed re rometie past been steadily deelining. amd havetoach- Which cons ed lower points than bare belore been realized. The ment are playirg @ very deep game with these bearing & per cent at 85 years. $550,000 60; bearing 6 ities, and the probability is that they will make at deal of money on the £2,900,000 have ; of the pabite Yhe balance ($1,200.080) bas been hypotheoated for 04 it is reported that the hold deprersing the market value of these bonds. for the purpose ef fixing « price to take them at in settle: The rtock bas fallen nearly too | per cent since the payment of the lest div arket te larger thaw Many large holders by bonds have for Of the $4000.00 been stock in bank. ment of their claims | noticed for ® long tim ly sold out in anticipation of the Apeum report made under oath to the Legs urgh branch ts considered stem, as ite receipts will not pay iter: Tecvipte at the office of the Assistant Treasarer Amownted to #112122 61; par. | mente, $27 980 67; balance, $2,690 075 67 ete arrived to-day from Europe, with immense cargoes i likely to be a great demand | upon the banks for specie to pay lato the Custom dating the w of dry goods ke 1 Kot Virginia has declared « divt- dend of 2 pet CeMt Bet, bevider the State’ ¢ Baok of Virww nd of $8 15 per abare, oF 1 pe the bank, after ded share, or ove fourth of one per e | New York must » for bonus to the | bee factoring Co (9.©.) have de | witime (eorgetoen @ ‘tine, $1 36 red je Book of South (erciian, $3 pend Bank of Chas Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Souch Caroling 7 | ‘The Charleston (jae Light! owpanys $1 per share. The Sout pany, $1 60 per share, besides 00 conte per share for | t exh bits the condition of the city of Baitimore, om the Ten of Jeposty, 1°20, and the eggregate moveneatia the of the last year exceeds the estimates presented to the | yest Legislature, and will furnish ample means to de- fray the ordinary expenses of the government, to meet its, and to discharge a portion of the Finances or Kextvc Receivers 3 Exrenprtcnes. Receipts for the year ending Oct 40, 1849, }. $405,690 19 Expenditures «)) 4aT 60 64 lance in treasury. Oct. 10, 1849,..... $21,009 55 ted recelpte for the year see eeee A scosiad 07 Eaiestea expenditures the year Psat oelband 544,631 88 oun 1081620 Balance in treasury Oct. 10, 1850 + $40,625 74 ‘The expenditures each year include the sum payable to the sinking fun of the convention would amount to $35,352, bat the actual expenses will exceed $45,000. The public debt of the State is steadily but gradually jpg. as will be seen by the annexed compara- | tive statement -— Peatic Dest or Kentveny, 1848 avy 1949, January 1, 1548, amouat of public debt December 20, 1848, * The reduction from January 1 to December 20, 1548, ‘was $77,065, and from December 20, 1845, to November 1, 1849, $36,261. Total, from January 1, 1348, to Ne- ‘Vember 1, 1849, $112,929. The public debt is compored of the following items: — pas bie at 35 Jasna: 5 per cent $165,000 00 ‘pap able ab 30 5 years, with 5 percent, 671.000 00 Total 5 per cent bondy......... $636,000 00 Bends, payable at 30 years, with 6 per cen $3,054,500 wit ‘Total 6 Craddock fund. Road rorip Total public debt on Nov. 1, 1849, rrvry 407, (662 81 a The State rtocke :— to Hack of Kentucky. # 500 shares. 2 wk. 2000 shares. ‘ulaville, 406 shares. + «$1,270 600 00 on which are paid to the Sinking as there dividends fully equal, if not excwed Ip addition to that usually termed public debt, there is anether which the State owes, to the psymeat ich its mort solemn faith bas been pledged. it is the debt which the State owes to the Beard of Eduos- tion for Common Schools. and amounte to $1,225,764 42, 8 Of Bate bonds Of these, bearing 6 per terest, and payable at 30 years, there are $67 500; it pet cent, at pleasure of the Legislature $208 263 42; total, $1,226 168 42 This, together with 795 shires of equal to $73 500, constitutes the perma. heat School Fund of $1,200,268 42; to thie may be added the interest due for 1848 om School debt, $51,228 20 ‘The eperation of the Sinking Faad in Kentucky is an iurtration of the importance of such a system 1 the Opa | policy of auy State having a large p: debt. wor Kestocey—The Sinking Fun the Fame ‘eed to late Trea pened defaication, were... .. 498.020 10 Leaving @ baler ce to the oredit of the Sink. ing Fupd ow the iuth of Ooveber. 1844 of $40,110 18 ' fee mnede. it sopears, that the reovipte of Wth of Hot A Leavingat Th jeleney Of arioking fued in bt of @ State, appears to be bt Hood iors of the present age ‘tee me fund of Maryland will it be estimated aie the prevent publie debt of that State in tric teen years, the sloking fund of Penosylrania will Wawid he present emormous debt of that state ta about forty years the «inky fand of the State of eoording to t rr -_, by the year at a 200d protpent of the payment of the petite debt. It wonld bee polley om the part of the legisletares of fadehted 8 to levy cerrate taxes asin Pennsylvania pod reveral ther States the of whieh should be applied exclusively tothe increase af the «i #00 fo 18 opm | BO) Kestneay pe | Bae Bre ds. teew fem Resa t Bae ae wo fF le OU obs Erie “ae to t 100 Long Istand RR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY BAY, answers te witverrisements seat oy Mail must be post paid, oF they will net be tater J (RVING HOUSE, Broapway, New Yous, COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cuxsxer sraxet, PusLapensta, veer sreeer, BALTIMORE TREVONT Hollow RUST'S KOTBL, py aac WILLARD'S HOTEL, mean rue Puesipent’s Manaxon, ST ars eer. Bosrox, va, Naw Youu, ORF WARD —LOsT—TARER ONG 0 Ts Benanae 50 irom Beckman t The notes wore wrapps horte’ Kxebangs Pank. Hears reward by leaving them st my'store No, The Anuee will be Stole, OR TAKEN BY. Mista RE ON THE EVE of the Sch January, 185%, y k ieaths r Trunk, with brass dtase the case ver will rotura said ivformation of their here: bouts to officer iu oi Said articles are of no use except to the ownor, Sméth,ahall bel [7 ANTED—FoR THE DRAGOONS Aye MOUNTED be gpringlls able bodied ance. Reasaitlng' Thomas avd Ant ANTED-HOARD, Nana a R ee. Ry gag nto rood wi er on pang i veferonoes Views call rm No. 56 arene avenue, Br oklyn. INGLE YOUNG MAN, A FURNISG- Joma, Wiihont Taos Os ‘& reepoctavle private house, jee. misled ded reom a aiding in one oF the sri 4 preference will ven to a house with wodern “apply, post paid, Box StS, Pest Oies ANTED-A FUANISHED ROOM, proadway, forrpe month. The room to have grav Ar d. at & moderate com- Address LiV- improvements. ANIED—IN & BOARDING SCM+oL FA sb teacher competent to ‘aos at in. tho oh departments. ronch. woul ® AUSTIN'S Book Store, 205 day, the 12un, between 12 aus 3. aNTED—A BOY 15 TO 15 Cinesic: Lund Engl petersed. Insane roadway, Sature ith his parents, o between 2andé th referred. Ay Ro ee afuth rtreet Pe ANTED+A SITUATION tf, ea yeang girl, aa Set ra her dw ily. Ret af ciey Jaress, 192 Mouroe widow lady peeforre: dares "sGeeil ‘Calvert, WELCH YOUNG LaD’ BD KERE Not m roon fur two days. Please to rs. to 125 Norfolk etreet, up DY CHURCH IN WaNT OF A, FIRST TE would do well to addre a otfce, atating where an intery customed to do fi ath aed sawing 1a ation, by applying at rk Went Siutesoth street. already closed: — purse, $20: mile hears, best $n 5 in harnoes; tie vn $30 fortes hore No 2 Purse $20; w $200, jrfelt; trea tor all erottlog horess. ree BZ; (ree muita, omy is a subserip- arness, sa, sebsoription ae the ans saddle; ab- fs havosess 6 d- free’ for horses that aever won ‘expences of the convention, and | town, scbool purpores. It was estimated that the expenses Ne 3s by $310, ait t fe fel ee 3k in harness; sab- i tres — horses that never wom 1 hoetelcek, ou the shor ery, Pe wih x’ Catalogues ready on the Sarneda DUTON 8. CARTER. Ay No.7 New street. TLPWAN AND LaDY. 08 4 POW 4 eich Bowed and eustice, 115 beonard, hem MISCKLLASE rus, LINTON BARKRT— OMAS FR. Bananw ay, NO. t 1) KERSSPEWARE, WANUP of fue levelry, Silver Ware Me TRAS AND GRO b AT DOES IT MEANT « for 10) persons may be AND aosg RN veeid stook of the w Lewes C01 Bee bevel VENSTYN, 601 a) WILLOWS!) HESILLE =" Lap 4 ASSORIMENT o + leading colors, 6 ORTH. 2 a0d #2 Broad way, yl Sag ts grand Marans THE Fonte Toate beae x Dir, Ste ‘The Cardinal de Ric! le, rt Geta Athos, Wr. J. ve hie, aby King of Braves, on, Br Arnold; Marquis J arenes, fer; the SeuGuani's Linorte, . “sKeTI ons “sui aPte ty THEATAE— —PRIDAY BYBN- wall be play ew comie drama, entitled RTE GROUND: fre Boris in tidseCutees Senate ir Waloot; + auline, Mise Mary Vaylor After w (x ravaganae of THE MAGIC ‘AA ROW— Bonny Clapp, Jonover; Prince Almed Miso Wary Taye Queen Poti Ganon, Wise Nickineon. ‘To be follaved' by ADLEOUX OP "TH TY KOL—In which the w Dot the company will appear. To cowsinde with ts Markhom, Og Curtain at 7. Lress Ci Bo; Fis. go. AU'S NATIONAL TARATRE— Falbay wary Ii, the entertair ments will eommonoe O'Siash, ) Chevalier Dorval, ifr, un Mr &, Be t venie vi whic akO ‘Ta- hi-Lovgivek, Mr. Herb Miss Lo Kalim Azack with JACK SHBPPARD ~Jack ‘Thames Darrell, Mr. Croc.er; Winnifved Wood, Mi “3 mente hat their Concert wilt friday Seomeg ort. place at the Coliseum, Broad Hite asc when they solicit their k KOOKLYN INSTITUTE, wasainan N STREET.-- i Le ONE WEBK ONLY. ty Bites, Magie, Re Signor BLITZ respi that he’ wil ertaining prtormavees at the plese, on Movdhy svssing, January 7th, and, every » sie the w Dat haif past seven o'clock. WILE a RMON IO SOCIETY.—BIGUTH $B SO: mbers and riders ara informed that the ‘Seoond Will take plac ‘© Kooms, day evening, January i2eh, 1B. § fous, Ko. Teccived by the Secretary, and Hg Mesers, Sehurtuaburg & Luia. y order, ENSIGN, Seo'y, 171 Grocve ot. % GANAL STREEBT,-- BRILLIANT Panoramas, now open to halug extibited I, Brose wa gest Painjing in ‘ew York City, of Brooklyn, Wiliawsturgh, East iver, Hudson River, en the atlantig Gecam Th ay paintings aye of euch, imuisue magnitude that it ja in.porsible to describe them Some cou- eepuion can be formed, when We aay that this wond fover one million of m the grand an sul of the Park Theatre. ‘They have beea 4 cont 25,000 dollars. Uso 74 preciaely. “Admisel half price. Careers Malls 10, 1850 - The regular mail be m: a3 this office om Sat he 12th ’ atz to be forwarded by the paeip Ohio. | V. BRADY, Pootmaster. } NOTICS.-- THE MEMBERS OF IN dence Lodge, N hereby notified to attond their lodge roum, 274 Gi on Friday, tho Lith ini atl o'clocn, P of paying tae leat ty or, Thomas F Getheus..~ T AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF A CONVENTION of Policemen, held at Military Hall, on Tucsday, Janu bea 1850, the following reevlutious was unsuimously adopt- be w Roeuived. ere narioealty cad coltostively use all hoporable means to obtain an increase of our walt to get tations: and that the o their sigeatares Jurte to Obtmin th Rewlvec, 7 the Aldera de mast, sod ts the uty generally, by an twerease of our celery. Keselved. That the object aud procesdings of this meet be published im the Herald, Sun, Globe, Rxprese, Tei rier and Enquirer, nnd ‘that the editors 8 im the city bo reepoct{uily requosed 0 leud es their tr Wave Ntku a Chairman et the © “OTICR— BY VIRTUR or A OHATTEL ORTGAGE, ree ttorney therovo aunel publi wi, on ‘movalighte stle, court yard, amylon Momple, Turkish palase, itivm'- High rows to rock pivo wT ATHOFY, high Fows of wet Dv ated palace ‘Set Stu iebin prin: inh; low rampart piece, omell return, ple rn preee, Ket house, #ommambula. rerun pisces for seta, ter wheel, drums fer waters, working water, foreground par Linminated palace, large steps, ¢, wall curs, 24 foot high high rock pisces, el md picer, ae , se statues, To ¢ of Se taht pi oe enat foot tenes, £9, uished scenery. i A ctoruey nr sine ar vee Yors places e. worthy the Hote H te will aC. a J. t TAPS inne to tauple pa try with wah ngland ireland, Sootland, 3 y hein per emnt, semi Jervety.sre bow prepared to euemange the present outstanding bouts ey. Sed tequent the itmamed eto thie t de C0) of the Rend teed » =! ‘ite any wey eoty, VLOK, Treasurer. CALIMONNEA, I @UNT & COl8 CALIFORNTA EXPRESS FROW ALL ls ai eiticr im the United *eates. to tna F Kerr to Meera, apinnd B Chas, BeBiire Reg WW Hoe land. Fog , oe Vouk Foeaien, o% aa Bronavey eervie ‘ean 11s harleoton w igh, of Pew * 5, notes pared tor - Mean James dito eG 10 CALIFORNTANS—REY forent makers, at felled Gane, with one barper rifled Rifles Fevwling Guns, Corbin ore, Swords, Cutlery, Tools, Her rt pct ANTED 77 oR IN A BOARDING sefooL AMUSEM@ VTS, Mr. Bromley, Mr. Jor Mre Ki Baers “Gali oe Mrs. 'nsnee, entitied & Lay tw ; Herma Puflongrun tt, ae. and Baren de Breteute.d, Mrs K Doors open ot half » OFEKa, aSiOk P1 11, will be pertorwed, fourr master: piees, anna “WOLt §A~Henr, cry otf, Moria, Mra. Molmam, XMareitoh; Leaner, Derr Kreutzer. Pr ccs of Al Seats a ones oF Ps ee ee either for ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSLUW.— Manager and Proprietor; Jonn Gre ae Je, Assiet= ager.— Splencid performarces every day aad ev this week, commeveiug on Monday, January 7 ua who appeor every a‘ter mille consumes of the Celtic So je, who may be seen mpanies in Ameri Tig, Ad {mmission 25 conte. ‘EL PHTA ~ANOCHER I Aate ee Varioty!— The" Drunkard peck cf Be, Bailie, bore ws Dwarf, Sootsh Memmoth sack, Gen. Taylor’ men. Hungarians and Mexic thew, Generals J Te, Alligator, Rattle Snskes 70, Admittance, % conte; ebildren under mceptes.) Brey repressa tation te, mora!, and free f ow All objectionable concert to communce at er Awa Proprietor. allusions. noe ve opee. KI x THEATRE, pictures taben from classi 6. The Infant Family, tozether with y of every Woduns= ‘Admixsivu—Boxes, 25 cts. 5 tage Neate, 5 oer Brivate Nexo, $2. sey tod Boturdas aed z FOR SALE, ASD TO LET. S'x, VALU Aue “HOUS! - ANTBONY J BLES Kea rr AND ee: ON FOURTIT depth. The Houses are (our stories bi hed and in perfect order through ry, the first story built to occupy a4 « b Foquising vo outlay, for u eet furor pureicatare inquire of cee” J BLEECKER, auctioneer, No.7 trond sirvnt. UILDING LOTS AT HOBOKEN aND IMPROVED Je low. ard on the easiest terme, quire at the Hoboken Lang OAes,, OR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES ANO will of the moet sat 0 Be: of Sixth streo F. AWGENTI, ae NAW YORK CADE? No. # 3 GLOVER, President. GaN. Nice Kresident ” Wi i 10 be obtained from tho above ‘Balu AND TUEATRIC Would do well to vive Mat JOUN LEV ISN, to pwoRrt « vLD Most t Tor days aud Sacurdays, at 30", saether with all the i's ome Journal at REDUCED ALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS, mua New York JOK BAN FKANETICY. Of G6) tone burt hen, Vor feataht, wel iaes of parent 1. 114 South ob; oF to ye THe sare cavranuetegourenas