The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1850, Page 3

“Tux Cas Mososony.—Aecordiiy to the state- ment Which “@e published yesterday, we pay the gas men ypoly at the rate of one hundred and sixty two Collars per month more for gas, for the Herald e*.ablishment, than we paid in former years, thus showing the extent of the extortion practised upon us by that swindling concern. Hundreds and thou- sands*ot persons are treated in a similar way, and are fleeced to an equal degree ; and it would be well for them to make their cases known, so that ai «Legislature may see the great extortions prac- tused upon the people of New York by this soul- lese monopoly. We, therefore, call upon the pro- prietors of public hotels, and other buildings, as well as private consumers of gas, to make out the bills which they paid for gas for the month of De- cember, in the years 1849 and 1848, and hand them into this office, so that we may publish them, and exhibit to the world the amount and extent of the extortion practised on this unfortunate community, by the monopoly in question. We wish that gas consumers would take particular note of this re- quest, because we Wish to present on Wednesday morning, an array of facts that will astonish the community as to the extent of the villany prac- tised by the gas monopoly, and be of service to the gas consumers meeting, to be held, on Wednesday evening, in the Broadway House. Amusements, Civi.izep anp Savace.—Have you seen the charming Mary Taylor, of the Olympic, in the drama of “Delicate Ground’? Have you seen Walcot, of the same house, in the character of Sangfroid? Have you enjoyed a slice of the exqui- site humors and excellent acting of Burton’s thea- tre? Have you laughed at the monkeys, and admured the splendid lions at the Menagerie of the Bowery % We frequently talk of the legitimate drama, and the fashionable opera—but the stock acting, actors and actresses, at the minor theatres, are equal to ‘any performances, and superior to many, in this orany other metropolis; not forgetting the glo- rious lions, the ferecious tigers, the magnificent elephants, the laughing monkeys, parrots and po- mies of the Bowery \-enagerie, which is equal to any in London or Pans. Look at Mary Taylor, of the Olympic—a splendid woman—a charming actress—a fine figure—with a genius that will yet reach the topmost poiat of fame, if she could only geta fair chance in theatricals. Go and see her— go to the Olympic—go to Burton’s—go to the Mee jere—nothing like variety. Imrortant From Wasiinoron—Tae Recext “Deratcations.—We learn from Washington that the edministration, in Cabinet Council, have re- solved to begin criminal proceedings against the defaulters that have been discovered since the in- avguration of General Taylor. The cabinet hesi- ated at first but the President, finding that the Jaw of 1846 was very positive 1a its enactments, teok the matter in hia own hands and insisted that, as the people elec sled him to execute the laws, he would execute them, and take all the responsi bilty. The several District Attorneys will proba- bly be directed to prepare indictments against all the delinquents throughout the country. Great excitement among the office-seekers and office- holders is expected. interesting Anteiligence from the South Pacific. ‘We have received, by the Cherokee, our files of El Correo, ot Lima, and E‘ Mercurio, of Valparaiso, to the S0th of November; which is one month later than our Jat accounts from the latter place, Nothing important is coptained in these papers; we give the shipping and commvroial intelligence fully ia snother part of our columns. ‘The election for President, as tated om the last ‘arrival, isstill being carried on with great beat by the Interested parties. The bona side people, howe’ seem mot to have much to do with the matter—it looks like @ mere office-boider's business. Kl Correo of the 16th November, gtves an account of @ resolution by Congress for the rettiement and amor- ‘thsement of the national debt. For this purpose, a eonvention or agreement bad been entered into be- tween Don J. Orme, Peruvian {Ambassador to England, and George R. Robinson, Esq., President of the com- mittee of the holders of Spanish American bonds, the substance of which agreement is as tollow#:— } Art. 1. ‘The bene (ot cougons) ot 1824fand 1823 of the Joans made at be converted into new (or coupons) bearing interest at 4 percent from Ast of April of 1849. Sald interest to be raised an- pee See eaagrae S vor cay Wane ae ‘rest payable from lat April 1353. jew bent, OF compent, shail be terued for the hich coupons shall be Government of Peet from let April 1856, ‘There are several other articles, relating to the means by which l'eru proposes to carry into effect the above agreement. ‘The above sgreement was approved and ratified at Lima, by Congrerr, November 6, 1849. Accounts from Belivia represent that State to be in @condition of great political agitation and disorder, fording @ return to all the banished politicians, has erented, it ie raid. great discontent aad for the conrequences, if 60 many troubled spirits are ‘wflered to return. Tur Carirons Cherckee, which arrived yerterday came on in charge @f Mr. Meleap, the mail agent, who despatched all the letters for the South, to New Orleans, by the Falcon, brivging on only the letters for this city, and for the North and East. The mails thus received, are those which reached Panama on the Sth and 20th of Decem- Der, the fermer bavi not any ree person to whom to entrust them for trantmission across the oton aod all the large to East. wre sent on yestercay, by Vir. Brady, by express, woder the charge of Mr Shaw, 01 the mail aze the Borton route. They went forward in the @ore, via Stonington, and doubtiess reached Boston The eutire mail received here, of =. less than wai! agect, whore arrest for debt while on sailing. was mentioned yesterday, was not sailed im that vesrel fo charge of Party aunonl meeting, Sntend to ru ‘their opposltion ticket at the eneain, election, which they mean to contest vigorously. held a meeting ao Scooeall’*, on Saturde, Sand ‘will hold another thie evering. We bel eve the party tm power are © ood men and true,” and the motives of the opposition are no doubt pure, and if there ts only Moderation obverved, ti prove parifying and bealthy to i] Ly! We trast all ill pase off } good fee! nh omens to flourien and ever +. As the election of officers for the ensuing i take piace to morro as. by @ resolution Qescelation, on Tuesday Inst, no nee members ‘The weather has booome cold agai d the Inet two mights, it frone, thoagh oly. Lattevening. the sky was overcast, ere athand We shall probably soon have more rieighing. Fine —At two o'clock yeeterday morain, Broke out in the three story bausing, No Jendt street. nesr Brew Wheeler ane a fire rt. gutted sod the lower part by the Umely acrietance of metery. One by one the re terred maining members of this gallant corps are from the effects of disease eontracted in Mexte potbing adequate has been dome to compenente these men by Cong eras, Dothing by ‘he State, nothing by the elty of york, Some oldsens are contributiog to @ fuud that ie now being collected for the tellef ct the TY Members and we trost chat tt will be eubscrived Giverny nod Dumetously, but we should lik» to see pomething of a mote permanent aed public 4 @m & larger teale. done for the mortalined embers Of the late rel Hall with arms god the tiens Mage muftied with erape, that ones flattered breene at Cheruburco and Monterey. regiment fh the batts They were segompanied by Willie's bead, dressed fa Doe uniform, The darringten Guards, which present. each are extended to any point short of their final ter- minus, the decrease will probably be s larger per cent. itis necessary to keep there facts in view, to forma correct estimate of the value of the stock of each, asan the South Ferry with el a eee gy ee"; | investment, ‘The position of exch, as regarda eompo- to Central flail aud @ large consourse ot fel, | tition is rather unfavorable, and we are fearful that the who seem a deep iaterest in the | immense cost of each will prevent them from com- of them on the fovt- | peting successfully with parallel lines, These cireum- y Cunp.—An Interesting and intelligent little e8 are, no doudt, weighing heavily upon the minds ee pen ee ras fous Novy Inst | of stockholders in each company; but most of them e corner we street an heme ip c.asetenen a feted with this pa “bave purchased at prices so far above those now cur- fies veld his father's m1 wa'lrcoks.und that belived | Tent, that they cannot extricate themselves without semowhore in the Bowery, Imp where he could act tall. | submitting to ruinous sacrifices. Fifteen millions of 6 was lett for safe station house, corner ™ of Third street and Bow dollars have already been expended by the Erie ‘Waresi—At eight o'clock on Satur Railroad Company, and it has in operation but er Pripp, iil into ‘the ‘dock t 2€0 miles of road, the gross earnings cf which, in 1849, were only $05,000. The $7,060,000 bonds of ent ward the company are exhausted The issue of now stock Bs t slip, and was it Maun, and officer from dro , of the Se Dratn ny Drowsinc —The Coroner, yesterday, held #mounts to $5,000,000; old stock, $750,000; floating debt» an inquest, at No. 9 Oak on the body of Richard | $1,600,000, and the only resources left are the issue of yoy sae 2 ee — 1h eg hog pedy the remaining four millions of the capital stook, which nirect "Ie seem the deceagad only arrived to this ity at present prices would net about $2,400,000, and the 9tb instant, Me, t0 Cambri Officer increase of the floating debt by loaning money at high Mh five. fCliver rates of interest. We are somewhat curious to learn dro. what scbeme the company have in contemplation to | raise funds for the extension of the road. When ail keen ot oe her eresins tos these things are taken into consideration, stockholders aged man, teclding in Di street, near Myrtie ave. 804 others will be no longer surprised at the steady bue, attempted to omentl suicide by cutting his throat depreciation going on in the market value of the stock, with @ razor. Dr. Goodwit was not sufficient to endat intane for some time past, a the wound, which feed the wound which and the decline of the past week will be fully ex- Plained. We have not heard much lately about the contemplated dividend of the Harlem Company on its old stock, If declaredat all, it willaot be announced until the last moment, Notice will be given of it pro- bably one day, and payment made the next. We have so frequently expressed our opinion regarding this | movement, that we leave those interested to their ewn discretion, It is stated]that the conversion of the old vatan Williams's grocery, and whe stolen. He s' ta when he left, is the 01 The Pacific aut ee, Will the Editor of the ‘Herald do Mr. Bayley (the | mail seeset bo ifh snes Onto) the poe4 cor- bonds of the Long Island Railroad’ Company ,into rect & mistake 6 Fe} 0 stated that Mr. Pad Thane asrener a me my anche - twenty year mortguge bonds is proceeding rapidly, and Farture of the veescl’. It fe true that an attempt to tbat all the old bondholders will come into the arrange- arrest him Occurred on the part of an old busiaess or ment, for the best reasop in the world, because they itor, {but the attempt was unsuccessful. The mail cannot help themselves. The Long Isiand, Reading, Fone out under his charge, and those interested can 414 Erie Railroad Companiee, have each compelled pe wad upon his best exertions to facilitate its trans- | their ereditors to take extended bonds in payment for ‘Sunday, Jan. 13, 1850, those which have reached maturity, | The ed statement exbibits the quotations for Court CalendareThis Day. Cincere Count.—Nos. 170, 17 rt 170, 182 t 186, 158 to *2¢ Prinelpal stocks in this market for each day of the oa" past week, and at the close -of the week previous, It 149, 153, 155, 157, 177,179,’ Pact 2— ) 146, 143, 152, 156, will be perceived that most of the fancies have been stea- ily falling off during the week: QUOTATIONS OR THE PrincrPal Stocks in Tur New York Manx. Sat. Mon. Twe. Common Puras, part 1.—Nos. 159, 161, 165, 167, a 171, 1738, 975, Nov. $0, 180. 184,136, 138, 140, 158, 102, 164, 168, MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA. “hie tig = eos | 10H 1 | Kentucky 6%" “1SSY 10296 — THE WEEKLY HERALD. | Tiller Lh id pereeeerereer v1 h nat ° a 7 | di s x 5 ds. = AFFAIRS ON THE ATLANTIC SLOPE. | Ean . Bonds, = ‘The steam ship Cherokee. Capt. Forbes, will leave this ‘ in port at 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon for Chagres di | = 14 rect. The mail will close at two or three o'clock. BK S The Weekly Herald, with the latest mews from all | Hud River Ri. 2 ne. SS Nerth al ‘4 ‘ parts of Europe and Americe, will be published at 10 North, a Trust. “he Bs is mn i we o'clock tamorrow morning, and newspaper agents in " 1859....... 8 — B2}g Saig 84} | A-comparison of prices on at the close of the market yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the | previous week, exbibite a deoline in Erie Railroad of 34 per cent; Farmers’ Loan, 3}; Cantom Company, 34; | Morris Canal, #4; Hudson Railroad, \;; New Haven | Railroad, 34; North American Trust Company, 2; Erie Peres | T's, 1868, 3y; Erle 7's, 1889, ¢; and an advance in Uni- ted States 6's, 1867, of 4 per cent;lennsylvania 5's, X; | Harlem, §. The lowest point touched by Erie Bonds was 81, and by Erie Stock, 56, By the arrival of the steamship Cherokee from Che gres, we have intelligence from California fifteen days Agents will | later than that received by the Empire City. We have din their orders early—to-night, if possible, | by this arrival full files of San Francisco papers to the Ast of December inclusive, The accounts are, in every point of view, exceedingly interesting. The Cherokee brings about three hundred and forty thousand dollars in gold on freight, and it is estimated that the passen- gers on board have in their trunks, &e.,as much more, The steamship Unicorn, at Panama, from San Francisco, California can'be supplied at that hour, They can now serd through to the Gold Regions without the pre- payment of portage. Here is the order to this effeot. Post Grier, Dr Contenet Uihe our inquiry ice of publics 1 have to say, that Papers without person or firm, publication, th Ment of the postene ie ‘ab Respectfully your ob ev Errante Ps 2 Ase Pintiaster Gvadeal | Fire W. V. Bravy, Eeq., Postmaster, New Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence. please «1 ®, will find it to their advantage to call at the corner of Fulton aud Nassau streets, op) our office, and procure some of thoes Freach Calf Hots, thee are told for $4 90, w fine oalt dress boow, $5 i] vsually $5 in thet chen stores. All others geod | ta Clurke, the famous Overeeoantecr, g0ld—four hundred thousand dollars of which, welearn, remains at Chagres, en account of it being stipulated in | the Crescent City, and it will probably wait for that at ic. Ifthe shipments of gold from San Francisco by the steamers for Panama, ere any criterion of the product of the mines of California, the prodaction, #0 fer, bas been much more limited than anticipated; but we have no idea that such is the case There is no doubt but that the production of geld in California this yeer, or rather since the discovery of the mines, hat been enormous, bat it has been distributed over | the world tosuch an extent, that the effect as yot has been triflin, In California, where the bulk of it still ry remains and is required for currency, the effect of such Fi Wire, pi Broadway. | an amount of gold so suddenly produced has been very A Lot of the neatest, finest, richest, | Stat, as is shown by the prices current for every ape- ate, has just been oe | cles of property and for all kinds of labor. Next to San Francisco, the citles of London and » York are the two great receiving and distributing pointe; and the effect of the influx of such large | amounts of gold is slightly vieible in prices for property and the reduced value of money. At other polats the fect is pot #0 apparent; and as the circle of distrib tion extends the influence becomes less discernible. Personal Appeals toa man’s Common Sense, through his eyes and ears, are the most effootual arzn~ ments in the world. Let ell, therefore, who are toeptical about Jovk at t JON teen the Seana Voigtlander's celebrated eee Glasnes,— Just received, a small invoice of these Ope ty celebrity im tore. Ales Ov jo- a rare chance vo dealers and Galiforniaus, tau aud Beckman streets, Erudite Editor, who = wd Inyesti- | hte mae Aurtat, Go., attends to aioek, daily, Im time the effect of the large production of gold in Cae arren vtreets T 4 ae. "Sa eettics wD Sonte, wisn Ms seticascng | IWfornia— provided the supply continues undiminished na price oe Hor Pountaing, and a great Varlety of beaetat | willbe fit im the mort remete sections of the world, In London and in New York there is alroady a plethora of precious me tals; and unless the banking systems of both England and the United Stutes undergo a very material alteration, the standard of value for gold will soon be reduced. The first movement necessary to | prevent any important derangement in the present open, chatn pate | | ‘The Indien are ievited to examine the pew styl0, LZ Combes, very beautiral. most complete in the city. J re assortment of French Comus. 2A door above Daane street. Wondertat th titty standard of value, is to substitute gold for a portion of Mies tcld Waplecale aud retail at FGA- | will not absorb th 4 kes ppiied, oF sold wholesale and re . - @ abeor! * pretent and prospective excess of iss! Ho Tmallrat’ Sopy the adden | "°F "8 precious metals, the standard of value will Helr Dye—w. helor's | Liquid colors the air pete oes whiskers the Bominations in thiq country amounts to full fifty mil- cy, until, at least, that jount of paper is displaced. So far as the currency of California is concerned, there ean be mo change; it must conti business of that country, and of ail countries bor- dering on the Pacific, increases, there will be a larger Stammering.—O. Weeks Gaaranties » per fret cure of all cases of Impediment in the Speech in four gests 08 a7) roadway, up stairs, The best of references pplieations edintaly COMMERCIAL APPAIBS, MONEY MARKET, Sunday, Jan, 13-6 P.M. for commercial transactions [t will require maoy millions of gold to pay for the construction of ehippieg that will find employment im the commerce of th Tacit itis ® question in our mind, whether the rettlement of Celifornia will not exert each on in. fluence upon that part of the world give such an impetus to commercial pursuits in thove seas, as will adsorb the surplus production of ( alitorel give active employment to all the capital that country will produee. This i an endless subject for epeoulati: d our apace will not now permit us to tollow it out. ‘The population of the countries bordering om the During the past experienced something of @ panic. cles bave given way, and all the efforts of the bulls have been insufficient to prevent a rapil depreciation im prices. The comparative statement of prices an- nexed shews the fuetuations from day to day. It will beseen that Erie and Farmer's Loan have got the route, and are rapidly approaching their real value. ‘The margin for a fail ts yet large; but it will, doubtless, poon be much reduced. As far as Farmers’ Lona is concerned, the probability is, the stock is not worth a cent. There are eo many questions at issue relative to the legality of the company's claims, and its corpo Tate powers, that it will be ten or Gfteen years before are all settled; and the chances are, that apy tettlement will be against (he stockholders, That the stock of such a co: should com. at market price . Erle raiiroad stock and bonds the past week, largely depreciated dd & great change has been made in the class of holders. The feet i#, much disappointment has been experien 0 regard to the traiie operations of all our railroad companies for the past year, The eotimated receipts of the Erle company. for 1849, from Binghamton, were twelve handred thousand dollars; whereas, only eight hundred and five thousand been received from Elmira The Marie mated an income of $512,000 for the year, and oaly $420,000 were received. ‘The income of the Long island road Was just about the same in 1840 asin 1843. The | inoome of the Erie company from 200 miles of toad. ta | ly @bout $475 000 more than from 74 miles of toed, in 1848; and the receipts, in 1849, were drawn from such on extent cf road that the net earnings have jomparatively limited The «ame with the Har. jem. In 1848, au income of $554 000 was derived from 40 miles of road; while io 1849, wn income of only | $420,000 was derived from #2 miles of toad, To show the actual depreciation iu the trafle of th ronda, it le only necessary to state that the or earnings of the Erie road, per mile. fn 1848, were $4 520, fad im S249, $9900; decrease, 1849, $070 per milo The grows ings of the Harter road, per mile ia | 1848, were $7,100, and in 1869, $5,122, | 1849, $2,088 per mile The falling off in the in rt per mile, on there two trade is probably greater thaa om any other two ip this part of the country; aod as on the commerce of the Pacific, with the huadreds of millions of population, and undeveloped resources of that part of he world, ‘The trade of the Atiantic with the Pacific Ie yet in ite infartoy, idea of its ultimate extent and produotivene thie view of the commerce world we canvot tertain the least apprebi of the precious metals population, and as her commer egriouitaral, and Mineral resources become developed there will bee demand for more cxpital and ber gold mines mast continue nearly ae productive as they have beew thay far. to supply even the natural inerease in trade be teeen ber own territory aud other parts of the world ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY BAY, Answers to Advertivements cent by Mask murt be poo paid, o they will nat be taken fram the Post Office As California inerenses in HOTELS, IRVING HOUSE, Broanway, New Yor COLUMBIA BUTEL, Cursset ernenr, Pom BAANUM'S HOTEL. 0 on Wen van Poodle D are of ote Bie brought down about seven hundred thousand doliars in | the bills of Inding that it be shtpped at Chagresom board | eto be | changed. The circulation of bank bills of small de- | Carr. liops of dollare, and we cannot apprehend any eserioas | cor amount cf gold required to afford proper facilities | i hee Pacife and Indian Oceans, is ten times greater tham | J) **< hardly form | G jon of too rapid an increase | (\' NTED—, Gin, ‘48 NURS Al zy call at No. 37 Enat three and WANTS. ‘who ean como Fifteenth street, Pr 13 pany AN AMERICAN ommended, ay ween Ww wiess Bevre, for. le by. ILL 400 BUNDLES OF FINE Hows, just. arrived, ud, per ahi LEU, ‘Telassar, from John strect. ANTED-—A GIRL WELL ACQUAINTED WITH feeding om a single Atams pre leae good feoders, pply 79 John street, Done need apply wa Lhe Ss ITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Look. She understands washing and iron~ cr would be willing to do the goueral housework of @ ne private family, Best of cit we Neo, LU oad for two day went. reference jiven, Cen be seen street, New York, front base v ANTED—A SITU. ATIO. BY A RESPECTARLE testant young woman, as Nurse or Chambermaid, or to do general hou, Best of reference can be given. rk in ® respectable Apply st 243 vate family. welanoy at Wt ggzb ere pu ral NTED ore Pras ity CAN with veal Teference, and ‘amour of als od. to take charge of of this paper, lary required. Brees... AINTE W Rin ebildren, and do pla’ call at 77 Crochy street eit) rmaid and Waiter, in ANTED~BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘situation to do general housework, and take care of children. Respeotal of Miss Brophy, 5%6 Broad wa BY f A PROTESTANT YOUNG smbermaid, reference. Ap= Lis A or ti a of ing. Good reference given, Please W ter, tr in sewing. mee strect, up # days. capable of taking care of of cit. tairs, Teference. ck room. Can ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTAGLE girls, one as fist rate Cook, Washer and Ironer, and do howewerh in a small private family; the other as Chammber= children and do Please ca!l at No. 52 be seca for two city r fo ip feared ry ou N Cool ‘asher and yg Pater call at 190 #enrl etree! Brooklyn, in the rear. G WOMAN, Pauses bere. w 0 wite refer » house in w. ress A. G., box 2,960, stating na: hich there Pola TS WANTED—FOR A GENTIAMAN AND Jn the upper part of the elty, with beard. Would and terms. +) experienced ad Waiter. Has U Biadresser dei avenue, No. 86. Fem: oUDg from whem she eam produce t bili Appl, 0 a situation liv et blanc! ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND ‘a Chambermaid man, a with Dighly ‘respectable farailies, timonials of eharso= treet, New York, or at ily. NE FRANCAISE, DESIRANT SE PLACER COMME je Chambre, dans une bonne mataon. ffer, faire lea Rol as ia Dousiome rue, au coin de la Truisioae Visible pour deux jours. Bile sait Fin. hir le Linge WwW ANTED—BY woman, rmall private famil Oi ttreet, —= situation to do the gan A F plain cooking, or to ing and ironing, |W try. Good reference given ‘Apely at No. 35 Madison street, bet MIDDLE-AGED aNTED— 6 & SITUATION BY A CLEAN AND TIDY housework of a aesiat in wash- 03 Mula have wo objection to om short dis. ween, 7 po ee ! eee 17 puary 14, 1 At this othee, te ‘Puseday, the 16th i 0. OF 0. « Southern New e room, SPECIAL “NOTICES. WANNA ARAN AAAS post OFFICER, NEW YORK. H. A wail will be pone steamer Cherokeo, 04 RNIA MAILS. Up for Californ: 8B ADY, Postmaster, — ¥.-THE R. W. GRAND LODGE Hd York will held Special Session, at National Hall, Canal By order, tireot, this eyeuing, aod act upon petitions for charters BENJ, J. PRNTZ, Gr. 800. ohms f will By order, 7 a epee f sheets of the w Ba requested the Ich inst bye for NOEL Cer vO members are notifie etary. ihe Arpecy, on Faseaay © o'clock. by order, GEORG A. 0. D., COLUMBIA GROVE, NO. 5—THE MEM- a tee in thelr as tl a special oer ges A DY, Prosi jourmed meeti PPOSITION TO TOE G Weduescay evening, corner of Broadway ae ing of the G January I Gi MONOPOLI ag yo AD- rk: gilte Lite ary Association, i favor dent Reform Nemiuations, those opposed to the siegaimabenee arco i doe! by the | Nite honestly desire to be informed of 1 contest, are reqacsted | Soca oe Novevasy vening, Jamia 12 x waary 14, at the same place, THE Beat are on MERTING OF THE AS30CIATION OF Dealers in Flour, wil be De lexion ; wore a ge the Empire’ mesenger to leave Charen ALIFORNIA parhe will not two only $1 Os; ar “ORPHAN Balt. - benefit Dodworth + Manager. Ti Kentiemen S* tiem Morel, « ad residenre. ae abev +a Quacritte, etn be Obtaived at tb ™ 3 ROCERS Ca t 4 f Ase, fre Stnbana teh. Pity ite the ehareh. FIRST PR ver 8 Gold Laferee Beldings, eo inp the Gay end even at Usa for Ba Bast Bir 6 feet 5 inches high, long, straig Mateos hedon ars y, Davin) Vherer $20 per day. Co of he geld washing process ne i AN DINAVIa- every will toke piace on T ner of Bo » of " Ww \ is Witiinw, ates, IL o'eloeh, oad wi New wo from: He was about twenty youre of age black oom Rew York by the Chere aks ome rapidly waabli of BEAT WOGAN. Y, LLL aM Me ARTAL THe ANNUAL Bal. ery © asd W as dee ISCKL LANEOU s. 6 oF eng sire, da it ts wiwaye ae, red to TaviNG BStAb between Fulton an WIUM A WakORO Fi ine for pope sad donee tot peniighed, tof Pevmatohip’ - ptt ther Bits ® Habit 42 Paiton leted the arrang is warranted to be wort to the o this proved, by the exhibition hair, dark com- over coat, and shore ee, om each tr’ JUSEPH W. GREGORY, 69 Pearl street, New York, a Fresived in California SBROERS BY THe CUEROKER, to oni at the ha wonderful, ay the heavy L Bath rphass, te ansary ib 1si0 va \t. Treasurer. LTZING 4 several ne Qasdrille, 7 o'cloek. Tie wae HAVE THE GEST OF PRACH oncn- any part of the covert! small FER CLINTON, cornet of King and Green= fn gilt, by ASH BAR d Ana streets, Ve yeats— York of aay sO Te ties, H.W, ore MUSEMESTS. SRUGRMEET Se ee | erry Se inaninnianans BIE THEATRE—ON » MONDAY EVENING, Jan. B*24R TAT THEATRE—ON MONDAY Ms 14, wi a brilliantly effvetive drama. i be performed the comedy. in five acts, b ed THE WaNDECING SEW The abl yj Sheridan rag eg TOR LOVE Ci ASE—Coavtance, Dibpriny, My. Jordans Media Mrs Moore , Mr. Wil Mr. Couldock; Sir Williaa Fond Meson; Moroch, Mr. Arnold; i atiee Rennepont, Mr. Stevens: iting: Walter, Mr. Dyott True worth Mr. Frode Fringe D'jalma, Mr. James D ‘oberty’ Mr. Gilbert, Wield; Lydia, Mra. A. Knight ‘The Wande outing Mr." Winans omyen: | dol, Rove Pi re nay of NAV eine AGE the curtain will WAN Y Rav NATIONAL THEATRE,—MONDAY PRTON'S THEATRE.—-ON MONDAY BVENING, z, January 14, the entortair ments will commen January 4, will be played the comedy. in two acts, of With the comedienta of the MALPIEST DAY OF MY LIP LOMBEY AND SON ombey, Mr. Lyane; Mr. Carker, geri Glmem Mr Jest Mr. Dudley, Mr. W. 7 ; M. Brougham; Mr, Toots, T. hia, | Mis! C." Mestese ; Hajth, Mes. eusssll; Florence Bieler Mis Daywor, “Attse whic na. Brougham. Bavorite Ataaedi ©, Mestayer; | Ta. ka, Mr. Proveric and Misa ; be i Pain weiremact A LADY IN kr. Herman, C. W. Wak Pow eat ; Waldemar, Wadaway Kuby, Mies Smith; Tep jee Loakyer Boxos, 25 coats; | Madame Denbot, Mra Brevenfeld,, M Fit, 1hig. Doors open at YGurtata Hash att. Russell en At half-past 6, to commence at 7 o’olock. | TALI N OPERA: ASTOR PLACB—MON DA ning, Ji 1, will be pertormed, Atty time fi HOLEN Ac Honey Vill, norina Lertucsa; Jame Sey= vehf rt, Signor Steimf: Le on, morina Perriul. Conductor re ts: Birector, Max Maroteets L 7 Kreutzer, f hier sr ial iis extruvagnne of the SLEEPING BEAUTY | edmisrion—All Seats. tn lioxes oF ‘Parjuct. secured efther {oF BTR WOOD Thomas: Mr, Conover; itaron Factoram: Mr, | the Right cf aeaton, $1). @dmiasion on thevouing of per Walen Princors Iusbelie, Mies M. Taylor. To conciude | formance Parqu $i Amphitheatre, 2 conis, Doors 0} with THE SAVAGE AND THE MAID: i. Crummles, 1 o'clock. Carriages ust down headg Mr. Mitebell; Mise Spivellici, Miss M. Taylor, Doors open a wost. c" eee te ts. +KNU M’3 AMERICAN MUSEUM—-P. T. Barnum, G RAND CONCERT FOR THE COMPLETION, OF st. @ propriotor: John Greenwood, jr. sasimant A Vincent do, Paul's Church, at the Tavcrnaeloy T banager, SELEN DID EXTRRTAINMEN he afver= 16th Jannary.—At nhs Committees of Arrang noon at 3, and in the Evening at7 o’cluck. The Mavager hag Wants of che Genser for th6,conaptation of 68 Vineuns 0 engaged for one week only, that univereal favs ite, Mr. 1. D- Paul's Church, held at Messrs. Delmonico, on Saturday. Jan- | RICE, the original Piiiopian performor avd famons JIM uary 12th—President, Lavielle Dubercean, Heq,; Vie Presi- | CROW. He appears this ulternoon and evening in his origi~ dent, C, C. Becke B,fabreuetter, Ria; | mal end tru} brated Anew and ‘Treasurer, de Cou following resulutions grating Vandevilie, by th jented persons Me. Wore presented, seconded ant ad pled unanimously FC. Wemyss, Meeers: Warden Resolved, That M. Max Marotzock and the distinguished artists of the celebrated tall Company, have deserved che giatitnde of the committes Fonch population of u ow York fcr their generosity in volunteering thelr valuable , Borate, Birdy, services for tho Concert of the Ith inotant. 03, Ke, 25 conta Rerclved, That the warm thanks of the committee are also tegdertd ts the members of the Chorus and of the Orenestes: ~ erelved, composed of Becket, Vice-President qressurert and fel Bhim, will visit the Signorina Ber Pactl: Worshese, Pere enone Rent Koesl.gud the Mansel Foot. Guid), & ring Orosoaiter Ratti ER fae a fo Shem the grati- | tian Bear; New Porcraits of Am tions de published in | Wax Stacuary; V's he Cvurier & Enquirer mad the 7 : re ae are ta and to voning of the mance, cat, Prewdents 0.0. Be Vige-Prosi~ abrojuettr. Be “Bide Courey, Troasarer; artelain, Hus, P. Ry " Eilray, V. GB: Castle Be arpa Je iat pa ROOKLYN INSTITUTE—"OUR NIGUTS LONG Positively the I iguor Blite —- Tuesday, ay. Wee: Friday, ith; Saturday, 1th: ot half past seven o'clock afternoons al So'elock. Vexperiinenta THIS EVENING, JANUARY HTH, MR. W. T. M Lt tloquism, 11- amaci’ seclity, will ohuman vice. Ad= atof miscellaneous Anecdote a ay, to senmancs Sime Tickets to rab iw of ‘New ving a Grau Vooal and Lusteumensal * INSTITUTE k ECTURES, 1649 AND 1850" ee ceed be ont No. 400 broadway. —On this this city. (dendsy) evening, dam. Mh, Hy y will 'ee llowite eubject= Lecture will com 05 Bowery, at the door of URE THIS EVENING, | o'clock; extra every We Fovohology, Papsiolegy, | Wy HITE'S MELODEON, i posite the Bowery Theatre, eheapest place ofammusament in the worlds splendid variety of pertormances wrory night ring the year, (Sundays excep’ aucieres, while in this saloog te chaste, mural, abd free from depriving thew of a ‘pee, allusionr. 4 tae gongert te counence st 7 etn to ‘anything he t vemte in onoph , ALL OF SCIENCE, 406 BROAOWaY, a1 ing experiments sn Natural Phil phy Tickets, 1 I 3 v4 Th pate aoe cemniietae « CHATOAM 8 Unt the fy elu Ever; feo, The original giving of seven! being the only organized band of Ladies in “Artistes,” who will represen med to the pabite. om, M from classic history. Mavagement of Professor t'Fasnily, together ‘with & variety of mtinved open evry evaning t tertainents. An afteracon pariormance every W edues~ Dooea open at half-past sia: d Setarday, at So'eluck, Aémission—Boxes, 25 ota} past seven o'clock. "Admittance, 25c.; chile tage Kents, 8 ota; Brivate Bees, $4, SALES BY AUCTION, Ml OTICE-BY VIRIUR OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE, ORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE, nd » power of attorney thereto soneaed, I will expaee adjoining the Post Ufice, New Orleans, La—At tue t public suction, om Monday, the L4th day of January, shore aacablishancnt may alwaya,be found Roos of ten o'clock in the consisting of api ‘entrance at , Geographic: ef Stationary, y and Weskiy Newspapers. an a for any arvicles in the trade yop "lamitscape, v Books ’ Tison arch and bac! ie a we Jving illuminated palase, Won AN, ry apot, batt drop court yard. Lom= t,adjtning the Post Offioe, Nein Orlesit, Uae cavern, plory, backing, tent aad mplete arrangemen's Lave Sirkish palace, view of eiget Pevtekers thoenghestthe Gao, are. w Works a¢ fast ae iscued. a. Pfavdion, warden stapes tnrge. plat large (resvels, amall trornel ste p ‘ to be se pieces. Fentucn, Tow of atepe and ci Deted in New. Vries Tare will be the roct and columns to mate mort practioal as weil as work ever pa Borges liehed painted carpet, lamp — rows Of prison pieces, rampart pie { part piece, ie retara ploce, ste Peer, . soDnAmbula, retuRD pioees for ‘Water wheel, dyume for re. working water, foregrow, feces, net pieces of passives, iliuminated argc ste, | $0 ineb tpuseel, well eur, 24 foet bigh fenc h 06K Peco, | large | rede pier in practical use in we t ited Stal | (ght pieoo pence J feet ne , FO] wih Mocks, Key Be anid & lo vite hed © ris ora <w ueeerae it Mortencoe. Mir . Dated New York, J LA ules Deranmever, 8 ~4 duct, wire sod euspe t tunable werk A‘ TION NOTICE—HOTEL FURNITURE, (HOUSES pT Lay Pree llry ) at Se, Bondar, 14s Jennary, oad 7 — ¥e | a Furnivate contained ta'eatt — Jor To 5 ott jotel, and pl Sinpee sed breattast croskety, sfhec fer Wish the hitehew tensive, with whieh thy ¢ IStRe Dahopany ex tonmion atcrat Faery ‘and lil sent ovur iso, oto oO LINGTON 4° Calin gf Ny od I Upson mig ew palLnoad New yous py Al Nol? *n at Li me ur Deily fi Fd 1AM BYRNE & LYNDON WILL $EUL, BY AUC. | tog North. Jes Way's ls and this day, 14th inst, and two follow A244 PM, om treet, corper of & the residue a Freight and Pasongers, to al! estas At 4 P.M, for Turougs Mais and 70 be adeaitied YOUNG, Chief Rngineer. ; Prine | par Brisa | aND | on | wails and paavencers:— Cambria, Shanwon... from Ronton, Wetnostay, January ® Li drom New York, Wednesuay, a from Hoston, Wednesda: 7 6 . pom Bee. Yor: © 3 a fomprising C frou Bb 7 00, Drawers, Counter A to glass and at from Now York, @ ea: ay, Nu deek, Fre eS BT Fereret * plates deck, Tron Baie, Be iy on the 1 fret er paanacn, oxi KXeD, Jun, 98 Broetway. A. ¢ aitton, AUCTION FER. Tae AVENUE | wo AUCTION NER —TUTND AVBRGR | a Prare Rares, ay nest, come valuable [ote on ‘ae i} rete erthy ibe attention of parchassrs, for improe eonmnes = lenve for Chagess direst, oe . N. York. on Monday. t _.._ FOM SALE AND TO LET, inthe ovty « Fett F Lowa FIRST RATE BUGGY Ww AG , | al ics wee 4 Ne Frames yyanesoos. hn gp by A red wilt be tome te" . Picame, and bave® Dieters e@ } with harnars complete at the | bi “ULLUNE, 25 Montgomery | | Sesseris twetaneetne.? FORSALE THE SUB- reriher bar a eplen oe ’ a9 tighten 1G arb, WPth rich and moet cxp , per tre ae ava os pins rer FAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO JANRIRO, Val~ persis, and Pints on Towed) oshin NEW a né’ Third avenues Poh berthen, will Lewy ¥ there @ Co, dane re, Val on HOUSE TO LAF AND t nt ® profitable hy Se ent Ge Fore so Bam Prancisen— Pr The New Locateo ef D. PATER WISTENG ‘connecting himee!t with York #* Hookboeper of e erty of He hee experience and kno Capacity, and now holde & sitwation In One OC (he princips how oth; proprietor for tew= been in intim mm with public fur the past af teneive rovnnintane he attention of any propel oh i eevee the pheence sf come of ot al of the Southern are Se 3 ars pou Tier, fast aniling. A of on tose butthen. Meving b Teonivs immediate despaten boner in w hiel eae Address Hl Proprietor F tn Hotel, Baltimore. aonly op Fe tan raqn ise 4 ot ww Ls CARD. WITH UNFURNISHED Ro: “4 Y~ Bieta pi ane "% ain te nelehioriend ieanee | ru @ fone Sotras Chachom eqvare Port tm ands, Tasaneg whe gy at Me a Poaksisc- a WAN bsONR 8 i several sungie Rooms to let, wi Browdway OMS, ALS, No. 4d ate) vere. and ‘convenient * ben femily: beth rooms ae en very mnederste: loonth: Ig te a single gentieman. I sbove Framhiin ures sags, Raving emperiot accommodations for firs Rae DRRROm Ore, rm pn oe SAN pnaretee oh TRE SUr®. mest ot he etl Tor hatenee fi freien of plete Selon ant 4, Ps North i 5 nh rowhen ‘went cron 1 tue SA Ua Tee Ae orn of ee aor ™. at Tpeea (Feaderivg’ het neva ee of pe ~| ene ships now isaving Fer freight; waich will te i fate of pasoare ply on Vouney HOW RLL, 114 South nite Wang uth st; orte