The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1850, Page 3

awe COMMERCIAL AFFAIR MONEY MA! MARKET, Thursday, January 17-6 P, &. ‘The stock market continues in a very feverish state, and prices very unsettled. At the first board, today, Reading Bonds fell off +{ per cent; Erie Bonds, (new,) 26; Harlem, 4; Hudeon River Raliroad, 13. Farmers’ Loan advanced 3; Erie Ratlrosd, ; and Canton Com- pany, }¢ per cent. Harlemand Farmers’ Loan were exceedingly active to-day, the sales of each being more than two thousand shares. We do not look for any im- mediate improvement in prices for stocks of any kind, but on the contrary, for @ heavy fallin some of the yeeding railroad fancies. How they are sustained at Present prices is more than we can fathom. Holders have, for the past six months, lived in hope; but they must abandon even thet, if outsiders cannot be induced to come in and relieve the street of the enormous ‘amount of stock pressing upon it. There is, at present, notbing to attract this important class of stock specu- lators but a falling market, and that is just the reverse of what they want. Outsiders generally come in upon a rising market, and usually purchase for an improve- ment, At the second board there were large sales of Far- mers’ Loan and Erie—the former at an advauce of }¢ per cent,and the latter at a decline of %; per cent. Harlem fell off 44 per cent ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Trensurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $196.047 24; payments, $101 968 23; balance, $3,335,732 15. It will be seen that the deposites are increasing under the heavy im- portations, very rapidly. A report of the meeting held at the Exchange, advo- eating the abolition of the usury laws of this Scate, will be found in another column. The meeting was well attended, and but one opinion prevailed relative to the ‘uselessners of such @ law, and the great, restrictions it Places upon enterprise of all kinds. There is probably mot another law in existence that is so frequently broken as this, and the little regard paid to it is calou- lated to destroy that respect for all laws, 0 necessary for the security of property and regulation of society severally. A new banking institulion, under the general law, will go into operation in Buffalo, about the Ist of Feb- ruary, under the title of “Che Hollister Bank.” Its expital will be $100000, Henry Wager, of Utica, will be the president; John Hollister, of Buffato, vice-presi- dent, end Robert MH. herman, cashicr, ‘The Seamen's Bank for Savings has declared the usual dividend, payable the 21st of January. Stock Exchange. WE% «NO she Farmers’ Tr oO 0 20% Jussg 1 Ohio Life & Trust Co ane $9000 U8 6's, O00 ao 2.400 ro 1s # Canton Co Isteo US 8, t m0 do oo 3" 200 N York G's, 1825 1173-200 do By44 200) Pound’ ye +100 Morris Canal OK 180 133 Pre Ratiroad gs do ‘b30 rT Diy le Bas 18745 fn City 38, 157 104 is kSchRRexaiy 12 ke =f ¢o 1 19 ey 2 400 Harlem Rt 709 do $00 Reading RR SI s ry EY 100 Hud Kiver RR 13) 65 450 do 29 30 do o 0 do b 0. Ww do OH 00 do, on TNY&NGRR 9s! a Es SECOND BOARD. $10.0 Eric 7 1809 S3ig S0ghs ErieRR 50 58K SS). wD do 6) 57 aw. Resdln Bonds 658g 630 67’ wy lan & rig Co 124 oy = vomar Trust ie ‘b80 57 it 878 i 930 57) 0 do eo 3 260 52 100, éo BD eo Say 10 do 260 Susy 60 52% do wo sk, Bay 5 ake wo Be Swasttnn % lo Be m Tras ‘ 160 Reading RR 4 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, slnswers to Advertisements vent by Mail must be post paid, oF they will net be taken from the Post Office, HOTELS, AANA IRVING HOUSE, Buoanway, New You, COLUMBIA wOTEL,, CRRA ATR: er, Pa DELPRIA, JFILLARD'S HOTEL, saan ye Pansipent’s Mane: Wasnineron, REWARD. —LOST, ON TURSDAY, BETWEEN Peremteensh and Bioieenth strerts, néar Fitch ave piste Gold Bracelet. with ache. will am leavelt Hy a ih a street. On leaving ihe © Canal street, o1 ne Se Prone street, LAST, AT 1 Tar Japanned Pan. The returning the same to boox “LOST. —LOsT, ON BATUR- et Third avenue aud ave- awhers Streot Savings f Mote Anas Smita. A will be paid om ite delivery at 109 Rast a _FOUND. ri LUN DON TeRsbaY Ralls bair Bracch William street, (up stairs) and paying the ACCOMPLISURD AND A ow, redeoed in fort WAXTER-A St UATION, BY a GERMAN aIat, AS in B reepectab o Awerican family, Ra- tee, barement, : Grr wito Ww TORE IN BROADWay 8 Arter eure ant Frick io tires r Tor May J, phos any person address Sw plain Coob,end to nertet in wask- woe the beet of ciey reference, Cia Wi scen wast a WOMAN’ niten. “Pies Wanten- a Srsgaeses Poa be B AN yor tree ¥ references givens rem eft ior SG at ry, Will moot wie works a te * Tie ears of culldren. pris 83 ITUATION. BY A RESPROTAGLE © fami! 16 Macdongal street, rs hambermaid cen the ‘bess of ¢ teem fer tw A YOUNG woman ee Wes A sity ation As COOK ind ironiag. o] hers clery. Letters ad— oh street, will be i, Ph Noa Ay FIQST RATE CUSTOM ses; mils ey exergy. eS. DAV EIN. Sh de to: aaron WANTED—o Hiisaresn ‘opin, ty Willie F Sgt is tare of Campbell, Fe ms ‘Terest, Phen pore ATTER®- A YOUNG MAN, WO woareed fer sever the B ati extensivels bhowe e to obtain s thon fi worres hus ch°y. Bis name fe well 44; e8#, with real 0, SIRI ELL BR —w aN TRD, A GooD WORK. ”, gereral know lodge of the business, Address ivan ites SF thie papers AMUSEME! " | AMUSEMENTS. WERY THEATEZ—ON ROADWAY Tyaary -K. A. MARSBA! ‘SOLE B 3 ih Wat Ber vw. A tte wee rot %5 aegis ea te ineeday, eh Stic ecied et D’jal D on coe Pee wil oa ~ ny . roe Beane Soke aoe ; re wtftabe appetat= the full foree of the re- re in —- ao cord 8 UN ‘The’ i eas 7 Fo original rought forward the Mebropolitan regardl , solicits of the public to whose eug- wn. or for Me aeeat @ Dress Circle an: ne Sal tit ri wie 5: fen at vl steand places purchased only at the box ofice. be KON | URTON’ TI ert ‘Aueunts, Mr. | Bee arate L, in which ie | 18, 1800, will bo Deer at 8 ‘tad | Visiting : | phy Mi tf din i ERICAN J rr DMF, 7. Barnam, are Wort len te 5 eed rs aasatant | chu withthe Ie AT I ‘AWD Bur- i ice ia" the after er aton, at foms| an, & The Mazacer hae Moreland re and rer 1 enn ine rinks am | a eames ‘Tier, 25 cents, new an URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STR ae: Batiste wit take her, Fire Bi tin New Yo fo ean ove popular houre, on lay, Januar; ‘th, wl ve the SERIOUS FAMILY « moet papiine a ot the day, choicest conedies, will be perfermeds Alte 1 Comedien. Box book now one sedians wil eppearin th veo [ALIN OPERA, ASTOR PLACR, BELOW ElGuTa Street—Priday evening, January 18th, will be performed Donizetti's eclebrated Opera Seria, LUCREZIA BORTT Y Pith new dresses by Mr. Hollormaon. Lucresis. sig'na T. ‘Tref; Orsini, Siera, Altonko, ‘Bier Beneventa are eee s lie, and forty ot! - p Nellis, the armless Ar- Mysterious Girl; Livis Mico; Sea Lion; « tan Ear New Portra’ts of Aineric iene and pro ksi Wax Statuary; Paintings; Cosmor 700,000 Cur ioni~ ties Thie weak, Tre Dat nannefor the 434 and 44th tims, i mameuee st 3, take up heads id rforeaanses GPa, VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL @ONCBRT ing. Admittance, 25 b Hur 5 Niblo’s Saloon, 5 ry al | cs with new Avner Warou- Derexces M Dissolving Vie e BEQOEEYS INSTITUTE FOU Fooltively the Last Bi 1Weh; Frid 2 from Hungary, her first appes bitz.—-- Taesday, 16th; Scharfenberg: Mr B.C. Timm, and an effi alf past uncer the oireetion of Mr. Th. dresda dt, Concert to comm ay afternoons a at e epan aa 7 e'eleel.. Trenets One Deller | | ‘iful experime each; to be had as the prineipal music stores and hotels, and Veatriloquism, ht the door on the evening of performance phuman voice. a J ALMALLA, % CANAL STREET.—LASTING 8UC- cess of this represented by a very Isrge number of female rivalled beanty and races, end other ontertainmen formances every wight, day and Saturday » IGEON SHOOTING.-A SPLENDID LE BAR relled English Fowling Piece will be rhot for this ds )at2 o'clock, at the Red Eportsmen are invited to participel amusements, WRANKLIN THEATRE, 175 COgPHAM SQUARR— 3 original and well sisting of seventeen per- band af ladies in orld; 0 Gay end Soturday, at S o'clock: Aduies dee,; Bt tage Seats, 56 ots; Brivace Boxes, $2. SPOLAL NOTICE! ; RRA AAR OLICEMEN, ATTENTION—THERE 8 BY AVOTIVN, | G. CARRINGTON, AUC~ ie py. ny ry vray REtact- ¥. Good city | WAY nr Gall, on Bre rer for account of fisting of 160 east steel, patent back Shefleld, hand eo. by order oft gular mesting of the Dele ri he isth, at 12 o’elec! inreqvested. By'order ceNaTHANiRL Px) of the Convention, YRIY, EMOCRATIC REPU BLICAN Youn yal Committee Hardware aud Cutlery, "Alto, logue wale, con- Marsnail, & iopotaen Brothers’ 3, 42 to 50 tack; 200 do ck awe; $0 dor mincing Knives Peremptcrily, 1 casks. aaoh twisted 10 tink, 655 fo short by Fry P. G MEN'S ees An adjourned mecting of teo for the year 1850, witl be held at Tanimay evening at 75, o'clock. Punetual and general ore. ay Te ed HIT UL. STRIKER, Jr., C1 -Tussen, J. Ml. Tennerrs, Soot he face and Cotter hey Vices; om in lots to suit J gc Dutt ‘Auger nives, 3 case: sre her by’ notited to attend a k Tr aged aces, dammazes Saiurday, the 10th inst, at The, Ps eer’ No. @ Chembers «treet das “aT i8 ) valuable Building Love in consisting of Ni ts, 7 per annum on all gecounte not exceeding im amount $1 snd at the rate of five per, cent per anrum on accou smornting to mor at Tor to Sibir onal Shep Tuctasy the 224 1 Interest not with be placed to the eredit of eelf as & General Agent and Commission Mershant a Dnilding i San Fraxcises, Cali‘oraia, will be to receive cons tire vier baseule any orders cmlceotea Corie ase, ‘Re> Yr. EDWARD MINTURN, Mocsrs. SLAT! Nek & HOWEL, _Meser (eeeeh EREAS, ENEAS BD . EX W iiishtoriocd of Leatow tis Shrepshics: be fiand, aed F° set Bia modern oo ty berry 8 Newark, N. (\HARLES MINTURN, UAVING ESTARLIANED Bia. Ts) LNT, AND TMMEDIAT POSSERBION GIVEN. Baide of . sixth street, betworn the to F. ARGENTI, af NT GUILLOCHIR MA- Enquire st No. 64 Mut- Ar to Ye bls intention to eal frean Liver ago fo the liza Grant t RARE QHANGE—roR sabe, 4 GROCERY AND Li- and Fistaies, with a home and wa- Will be sold eheap, if applied for the business, Any communien~ office, will meet with prempt | Squier published Matters Deferred, ‘We are unavoidably compelled to postpone the pub- Meation of several important articles, among which are the proceedings of the American Colonization Society, @ synopsis of the Report of the Seoretary of the Smithsonian Institute, &o. Our Washington Cerrespondenee. Wasuixaroy, January 16, 1850. Party and Sectional Animosities in Congress—The Ni- caragua Question—Curious Operations ef Mr. Clayton in Relation Thereto, $c. The reports of this day’s Congressional proceedings "how to whas extent bitterness and party animosities are carried in the Senate. Alas! there is every prospect that the House will rival the Semate in that respect, as Soon as it shall be organized. We are, indeed, ap- proaching a catastrophe, and yet the Northern mind is not at all prepared for it. They think the South is “yeporipg,” that it is “all gas,’ and that the end will be @ quiet submission to the Wilmot proviso. But in this the North is mistaken, and those are its best inst such & yreeateon suppo- sition. u nion shoul be dissolved, there will be no more union of sentiment—no feeling in common between the North andthe South—unless a on fair and homorable terms, be agreed to of the Southern Convention, Mr, Foote’s bills both me purchase with her consent, a certain part as to settle the difficulty about the Texan boundary, Mr. Benton proposes to pay Ley oe, millions of dollars in @ five per cent U 8. Stock, redeemable in fourteen years. Mr. Foote ‘ftered Just one-haif that sum As the whole of Mr. Bento bill is substan- Ually a clause contained in Mr. Foote’s bill, and as it is understood that a large number of Senators and members from the South will not vote for tne admis- sion of California uniess all other territorial questions are rettied with it, it would, perbaps, be as well to con- rider those bills firet, which, in their provisions, ocoupy 1 round. Mr. Foete’s bill, however, is des- t with @ good deal of opposition, e<pe- rd to that clause which would a ta @ Southern State, pari passu, into the lam now able to furpish you with some dates in re- gard to the Nicaragua question, The treaty between Mr. Squier and the government of [Honduras was sign- ed the 28th September last, On that rame day Mr. sircular to all ferelga diplomatic ents, announcing to them the provisional session of ere island. Onthe 9th October, the Governor of eeaueed publihed a decree giving up the island to Ube jurisdiction of the United States. Ua the lth October, Mr. Chatfield, the British Charge to Guate- mala, appeared in the Guif, on board a war steamer, avd proceeded to take forcible porsession of the island, in the mame of the queen. He subsequently took porression of all the other islands in the Guif belongtog to Sam Salvador aod Honduras, under a frivolous pre- | text of certain paltry sums really, or as alleged, due to British subjects Within two hours of the commi-sion , Mr Chatfield was officially jaformed op of the United States to Tigre Island; t was returued that Honduras was of making «uch a ces To ouly reply cf Me. Squier was an @ demand, to surrender the ireland with- ter bad been received from Mr. Chatheld, up to the Gate of the last departure of the steamer; so you may expeet @ great deai more fun and glory in che future, It inastonishing, in the meavtiae, how Mr, Clayton and bis toadies Keep all these things secret, I shail re- vert tothis subjcctagain. Meanshile, it is quite faany to see the President ayow one doctrine in bis message, while his diplomatic agent in Nicaragua aad Honduras seserts entirely the opposite. Either Mr. Clayton did Mr, Squler proper instructions, or Mr. Squier g succeeded beyond bis expectation, Mr. Clayton got frightened at his success, and immediately olfered toebere his advantages with Great fritain.” In fact, instead of making « treaty with the Central American Mr, Clayton is negotiating @ tripartite treaty tral Awerloa, and the Umit k for the uext news from Nicaragua with some tute: The butch (barge d’Affuires ts about to present a memorial to Congrees, in answer to that presented by Mx, Clay, relative to the reward claimed from the Kicg cf Holland, by Mr. Seely, of New \ ork. Waswxcrox, January 16, 1850 The Texas Dispute— Colonel Benton's Proposition—Gene- ral Foote’s~ French Spot The Oyster Suppers of Messrs. Grinnell, Draper, und Others—The Appoint | ments— Lecture of Rev. Dr, Bethune, at the Smithsenian Inatitvie. Colone) Benton introduced his Texas compromise bill this morning. He proposes, Aret, to settle the dispute be- — tween Texas and New Mexico, by paying fifteen millions | for the disputed territory, The subsidiary objects are, te get the sovereignty of New Mexico, and the right of | way through the territory; the right to dispose of the Jgnds; and the power to reduce the Indians to submi) tion, by the sovereignty over the soil, He proposer also, a division of Texas, which, ev: ith her reduced | = an Bivek do Pear to make out his claim to si ——-] in six eslendar wonths from the date here ‘be maine . 3 T° = be otherwise We maid wile Dated is’ Londoo, EBUWo cee i is WELL D PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET, AN! ir senomebene: aa furniture fo: Doing at Peers Trettable fo baat Ve bad to 2 ‘a a: BOARDING, do. the Gem Motel. on be had fot a term of 8v6 8 ‘ORE 651 BROADWAY. LNQUIRE te AAA AN AAA AAR AAA AAAS OARDINO.—NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR A Zssrb- en without children, at No. 345 Broadway, naxt"door to the &¢. Charios, : = wer feng bh, store No. ure Bons, wal WANTED IN AGENTERL PRIVATE FAMI- | A0rty\p MILLS taken” box $110, torts To LEr—two or | ge second foes, in the epacious | anda! ar. — Courtiande at. WSTER OFFR Prices, 1,000 pack= may pe ee © rahe ‘pi Parlor, with pantry atiae’ ibearas suitable for agonic, AL LT pp ae i Fle d O18, PROFES 1 honer to of ine ellow CG Hea Robert hen Stang lines ae bie rest ener, Fth wer of reference given, if req ton etreet. PREACHERS WANTED, IN A BOARDING S?HOOL, we veneer to, tale charge of the ohare as ©. Bra! he Awe tt fey NX Wolets wii ei ® fisuelon Saturday, bet ween (publisher) 100 Falton Bail of | pera Bi 10. O FOURTH ductor of tar. Tickets $5 0) can Le procared of bex office of the Malian 0 W . Steoun egue ders men. Ike recepuien and dress ol, aro well od comfertavle tm the most inclemens waster. los Ladice from 6 £. M008 P.M. for Gentlemen, from MUSICAL. Sic-MR. LLOVOUD MEYER CAN TARE A PEW Pup iis for the Violin, Pianoforte oging. Terme ederate. Apply eto. HU Canal ot will embrace 100 square miles of terri. | i"; with two States, exch of about 75.000 square miles He makes out a very plausible argument in support of | his bill; bat ‘Northern mea ‘will object to the first pro- tom, to give Texas fifteen millions for # soope of to h they believe she has no more title ; and because, if she has a tith t for the square desert region | position of paying fifteen millions for this territory, which has aiready cost us the Mexican war and the gratuities of the , ie not likely to meet | with much favor. It shows, however, # lively eati- wate on the part of Col Benton of the ditticulties which envelope this ugly question of the Texas boun- a lepute. eral Foote’s bill, we think, is a more feasible pr pocition, excepting in the eave ef California, which Colonei henton ton propores te leave to ettle itself Gen, Foote’s bi des a territorial government for Mexico, and secures a basis for & compro slavery question. Col ill the disputed territory to Meal provisions for the territory at all. ether: tor the application of the oo, whicl territorial Tine tees te thavole Wot litiie sbenee for the Pasrage of Col. Bento Dill, cm account of the cost to Ny ia litle for Gem, Foote’s, because it propos two the State of California, From the ane. other ee may. however, wi but ertion will permit of its covelderation ; bat i font state of the treasury, it is mot very likely t +4 rpeliatiors can Merere. 6: some seheue for the if the Preeident will rs of both houses regul AND OOR- 4 lodging im 5., Herald Ay PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PiANor: w Pi tm Must 8 * RARY Dever, Bx wANO® Place tohag che Uties, the Cosh roasts, COLD DUST.—WANTED TO BUY, am fest mm ow $1000 worth of Celifornia Gold Dust, for, which the ting of Seies- | highest rates will be paid, by D. P WESSTER, sri “err ne wher igh ait the } 6 Boor of Stationary, tout Oo | frivelpal Dally ana Weekly pa tt sd Magasines. fy orders for sny articles im the trad> eupplied end for- ed with despatcl. Books mallet. Voom pe atten red by mail. For: ‘pe ae houses be: the Poet Often, New Orlesas Srte for ied ifs i ente have bere made nak ae the for @.supply of 2 Ow. wd iF ae commanded very high Sissa, a aR Potala | priveigel tho new Works of fact ay 8h . Ny > 2 z = Perth Amboy, N. J. NY ONK WISHING TO ENT; an txyerieared +0 frst tats opportunity offers. ‘The Secraie gore, ter California ses. erecure, ¢ peoeot ‘his aveck aad iteraph Tha th fig ta eet Pasame'en the sieaminip lothimve, i on hae ihe W “AT, bors ir weanr- ONLY Tuit—TaaT rae wasling for 100 vertome may be get throwgh in ene mie Thi i TS, 11% Weet street. BUS Wilt be despatehed connect with the as Sarented by the eduatel, i for 9200. I . vet ae line, » Francisco. eto bave a ing on the Freeh spolia- think they bave an eye to the Brauch M to the fat «Moos whieh will be created by it, it the Mint eucereds; but the more ko: think ibie teaeting has an especial applica | New Dork appottments, aud partic to ibe case of Cot, Webb. nper someti does wonders ‘¢ heave known @ single feast to ry ordinary bill of fare, intment. io Washington eleot @ public printer; a 5 h Wee figes re, to ut *e hope t The RB 7. Dr. 4 ‘ a learned le Jght. on the history of Holl Duteh for the last win centuries. He m & very good character, and the credit of ioe tbe originators of the prinetpies of Mag te. ands of the be szotem ofa nt ot conte: States, t #0 as fo elicit the attention interest of the audience, | We trast the Sanith- ronian Regents will give the public © larger room for there lectures, even If they bave to build another house ‘The prevent one is wholly Insufficient to accommodate the people, Wasuiserox, Jam. 16, 1850. Patent Office Report orf ‘the: Patent Ofiee laid his an. imber of eppitves Caveats fled. pt a Pplieations unexawined.. Reseipte Guring the year. bapenves for enlaries . Contingenetes Library FOR SAN FRANC 3¢0, CALIFORNIA—T fas: 2 ip VERIL Feocige immediate serpate ttg0, having snperiot aoe at & ROULAND OF. Per slass pesseagers, apply <p board, Pier orth Viver, or te WHER, Sh Weet derees. Ft eu TRAN. 1800. CALIFORATA by NEW yr ease I clipper ship BAP ATCA TE'CAL © DOULAND, °6 Wittats etreets Gi January, MERCHANTS —LE Gi to Nevareth, AD ThoN-—TUR UNDER- to contract for, the delivery J he C " Bh he MOWREL, 114 S00h Ht; ote TTB & RON. 116 Weil street 1800, VJA R10 JANEIRO, VAL Taeedsy, Och Fobrmm J.D, W sed commander a favorite br LLUTS, Sa Besser steeot. N insUhkane Earhange, Wall, ov and worth, ra‘ved im New York, ywnd in the city, Cail at No. Feet to a Toe i, outta ot fend heavily ble for versele of the larcest clase the aog'e giand. and | formed by the) et ionel Homeny Creek and Powase River. Ma Ba it be carried on } Price, S240 Alem 1 THA cree om the ook River, — SeOmas A, or aga | FS ARD, Predorishsberg. Vo. Total expenses Balance... Atount of Jewwary 1, Aone fe for” wing # of the butiding. . the trearury, feeluding this $100 605 17 cogent o this te The ady tor seme months to co it proporticnat je Heat part, it will 060 to print the whole report, — A telegraphic deepateh from faye — A general agent for Pexican clalms roted im frauds to the smownt of $50,000, the city His eystem of operations was the diafte of the goverament from email Der AU TER + A. Wren delivered, at the capitol in Rich- on Monday night, at the reynest of mem- an address om the fubject of et slavery ir, Wise's in- P oergetic style, and ad Senators ys from that date, No answer to this let- | yet to be presented, | Our Baltimore Correspendenec. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Batrimone, Jan, 17, 1850. Pruitaperenta, Jan. 17, 1860. The Consul at Nasseu—His Defence—Curious Case— | Strike Among the Umbrella Sewing Girls—Health of the The Markets, $c. City—The Markets, $e. ‘The friends of E. Beatty Graff, Esq., of this city, the There has been, tor several deys,a strike among o mewly appointed Consul to Nassau, are prepering | portion of the umbrella sewing girls of this city, in com- strong defence ageinst the charges made of improper | sequence of # reduction in their wages. Their wrongs ‘and illegal conduct on bis part, by « number of cap- | are eloquently stated, at fifty cents a square. in the eo- tains of vessels, Wem es tated to Rg, Detene he \umns of the Sun; and as the proposed reduction ema- Department at Wasbington. y assert that nated from an English house in Market street, the predecessor neglected his ation sok Aivoed captains Xeesieen aaa eS requested to flap bie wings as they thought preper, and that he has oply been acting ape the letter of the law and ths | 1p triumph over the British lion. Strikes, unions. aud Inatructione of the Department. Mr. Graff is a Bal. | cembinat ane ennui $9 eens permanently. so faras timorean, bes berdly had time to enter on his | the Rreuets n of wages ie concerned; for the price of labor, like the price of ty, fixed or moveable, duties before these charges are made, A curious case is up “ the Oo County Court, being | Bust shone Ne Fegulated ‘the vomene. We aes laim of $1, by w. er, t on ing sympathy 1» rosy cheeked, x *y as ne acs bright eyed. neat and tidy girls ot outhwerk aud Moya- menting, who are engaged in thi: sera branch of do- mestic Ly tl tat See are fuppose they cen ralre the stan wages. ing to the columns of see as by getti a4 dignation conerrts at # cents @ head. ast winter, the small pos aged in the most virulent and fatal mavper. This wivter, we have a substitu- tion for this scourge in one equally dreaded and dread- ful. | wm assured by one of our oldest practitioners— who kills and cures on the old fashioned, orthodox, juebann: i Ri DO} rb ofe iv Le re . Among the items of expenses | learn that theve are for 0 ‘hempagne suppers to certain ak of Balt., 92) 25) 10 B. aad’O. ie, 00 * cousti(utional, allopathic plan—that the scarlet fever More English an and American ‘Diplomacy on | °° never more prevalent in this elty than at ctype ie tenttime. As an example, wentioned that th ah, Wabington, ccrrerpondent, of the Baltimore | ‘cre now eight members of One fauilly that heattended, 16th inst . gives the following account istered to the Pritish Charge de Af- Ama, by lonel Z. W. Potter, the American hes just 30 hed this city of a personal | renteontre whieh took place at Lims, on the 10th of last Cg between your fellow citizen, Colonel Zab- diel W. i pointed Consul of the Uai- ted pate at Valparaiso, and the Hon Henry Stephen Sullivan bephew cf Lord Palmereton, and er Britan- nie Majesty's Charge d’Affaires near the goverament r Of Chi, the particulars of which aa well asi canleara, | ‘3% foreign nows has had a faverabl are as follow:—On the Sth December last, It seins that | State Fives have edvancod fully on» por cen", U.S. 8 | Colonel Potter, with his family. being em route for Val- money marker ie mach air0, stopped at Lima, it being necessary that the S percent. Annexel are | steamer should lie by several days at Cailao, in order to take ina supply ofecal. Colonel Potter took lodgings | for himself avd family at the French Hotel. After heving (aken his roows im the hotel, into which he | was shown by the landlady in person, and, as he sup- pored, comfortably lodged his family during the stay of the steamer at Culiao. he walked out in company | with a" compagnon du voyage,” to take a view of Lima and its novelties and curiveitios Col Potter had not lorg left bis lodgings before the Honenabie Honey Gresban, Sullivan, with Mia family, stopped at the hotel, and deliberately walked up to the rooms which had been assigned to! ol Potter and famie ly and took furcible possession of them. and turned Mrs, Potter aud her tufaot child out of doors Mes Potter besought hint, with tears in ber eyes, to await the return ot ber husband, who would only be absent for e tew mivutes bat it was allim vain. His British nebiitty told her that che was oulys# common American cook, and ordered ber out, with her child to her arms, Girecting @ serveut to tind other apartments for her. Gen. Herrera, who oceupted rooms pear those taken by | Col Potter was appeeled (o by Mire P, and he and his davghter. Mis Mickle went with her to the Charge, © and be-ought him te await the return of Col. Potter; Dut this appeal also wis without effect. Mra P. was Again ordered out of (be room, and, as she left in tears, thie accemplisbed onury and chivalric gentleman vted ber with words of this sort: Meamima, don’t ip me— LLL be g t Some time after returne bad Ueneptred, and « he ealied vpou Mr. Sullivan, who bad ¢ a rhert time he called again. but was egain told that | the gentlewan was notin, Like a true American gem | thman, Col, &. deciiaed to disturb the family of | thin royal effender, or in the least to take advang tage of his abrence, but went immediately to # | betel in the Viwza, aud procured other lodgings, | it being then nearly night. karly the next morn- | $6 66. | ing be again repeired to the room of the Charge, Davapsturrs— Fiour—Sales for the day reached 3,000 | and found bim this time ~ at home.” He requested | bbls. common to straight State, at $5 a $5 12; mixed | him very politely to wee mpmny him to the apartinenta | to fercy Michigan at $0 18a $5 44, and pure Genesee | Of Generel Herter. in order to have an explanation of | at $5 60 m $6 02%. Southern Flour less active, with rales | the dikgracefal couduct towards Mrs Potter, om the | of 40 bbis, at $5 25a $6 7)¢ for mixed to straight previous evening. Mr Sullivan coolly devlined the re- | bravde. Rye Flour was quiet, with sales of 150 bbls at quest, and told Colonel P that it was he (Col P.) who | $3. Corn Meal covtinued steady, f 100 bbis. | roust ‘make the apology to Lordship Upon this, dy win | Colgnel P adm d to hito m well merited aud well The | appied chesticement, ouniug him until they were both completely exhausted with the eflort—the ome ta the passive, the other int ‘This just retribution . ber of gentlemen among whom were several | men, and everybouy agreed that Polter was eutirely ia | the right, It i# urediers to add. that as noon as the news rpread over the city of Lima, there was # auiver- fl burrt of admiration of Potters condnes on the one band, and cf condemnation of Sulivans on the other | it is hoped that this aflair wtil teach Lord Paimerston’s | pephew that an American citizen, at home or abroed, is not dispored to brook apy inewit, even from one who is of bloed kin to his Lordsbip anda bigh tuactionary of ber Britieh Najesty; and he may also proae by this op, end learn bow to recent au injury bimselt here- buffering under this meliznant dlseate. Among the delicacies served up at one of our hotels are frech shad, green peas and tomatos—of course received from the South, She Canada’s mails reached this city last evening, and the vices received hove fave.ally afleeted our markets. in cotton, but the high of a flogging adm! fai Pry & ‘Teun SchuyIhill Mavigation ¢ Second Board - Tonwavo at Narenrz, Miss —We learn from the off- cers of the steamboat Belle Key, which arrived hece last, evening, that on Mouday morning. the 7th iast,o structive tornado passed over @ portion of country im the neighborhood of Natches. Its effects were felt on the plantation of Mr. MeCully, three mile of that city. His dwelling house, gin house, negro cabins, and outhouses wer lied ‘with the grouad, and Mr. MeCuliy himselt wan instantly killed. A necro woman, the property of that gentleman, was, besides, severely injured —New Orteans Picayune, January 9 rR '¥ PKADE REPOR ‘Tuvnsvay, Jan 17—0 P.M. The cotton market continued buoyant, closing with ep upward tendency in prices. ‘The market for flour was doll, aud rales limited, at about previous rates Phere tinued to be # good milling demand wheat, but the firmpers of holders checked ope: Corn was in good demand, with @ fair amount o' Vewi and rye flour were without chauge. Pork was 1b 4s be ovuld hear the sto henyy aud fess active for old, while new was rather cone out. After | @ull. Beet war eteady and in fatrdemand Lard was in fair demand, without ebhangein prices Butter aud cheese were selling moderately, at previous prices Cof- fre avd rvgar contioucd in good inquiry and at steady prices, Molasses remained without ehaoge. Asuss —A quiet market at $6 96 for old pots, aud $6 62 @ $6 65 for new do; pewrls are very dull, at Col. Potter yd of what bi no sales transpired, ‘ules of 4,000 busbels tke, with modrcate emles; prices wer paliy the same. Corn—Toe market for corm was fim. with @ good demand, aud sales of 18 (OO bushels at 69 a GOc for new Southern and Jersey yellow; 60 @ Glo, fer new Southern white: 6lije for (id W eetern mixed, aud 62)¢¢ for old Northern yellow, in store Covton.—The tendency of prices is still upwards, very full, and in tome cases higher rates having been cbtained to-day, The sales, the bulk of which are on rpecuiation. embrace 3,600 bales; @ list of “fair” up lands bringing Ide. We continue our figures of yes terday:— te | T neral sentiment here ts, that Colonel Potter Livemroon Crassnoartol | ougut uot to be allowed to enter upon the daties of his Uriande. movile Zee | connulate, but that he ought at ouce to be promoted to | j. rriog .. ; one s | beat least Charger d@’Adaires to some one of the South | American republic# Interview Betwe gees and © Tay low. Several of the Hungarian refugees, ex-Governor | Ushuzi, Col. Progay, Major Geaeral Dumbourghy Count Wase, Cart, Usweil, ‘Theodore Uyhazt oud Capt. Waiss, were presented to Gen or, oa Correr—The market has an upward tendency, aud the 1th inst. Toe lowing is the speech some $00 to 1,000 bage St. jogo changed bends at > eo Uy ‘ne 10K e. eaeh | Govern A amg on the © mw, and reply of Pia ool wes. ebertened toproosed, ‘2 Se | Gen Taylors ith view for Rotterdam, at aes sirable nement the chief mow | = Fine. - | have attained at Inst the most de my life, the houer of s\eudieg betore | { (he freest and most glorious of 2, whore wajesty tn not , but in whom, by the the power, the hogor, z heavy good tinwed ready at Ofe, and at $22 90 {or tleasurement and heavy goods Kivs~ Sales ot 50 bales Eastern were made at Lie ros— The market for b pig continued fem, with e+ 1 100 tons Coltness at ful cash,ex ship Lesturn~The supply ts not large, ands ward prevaile Light welghts hemlock are qa" 1a tte ; middle do 1b) a to i heavy do. 14a 150 aged do Liss poor do do Iatto ¢ 10 prices the bumanily ot that grew! one hour ¢ surpartes thy otber rations fome of my UbfiTtuLate fellow refuges the Hungarian stroggie for liberty, ratio | pregrere We prevent ato you with the | contdence of a kind re you bad the be lence of expressing, in your reply Vo my letter, that you “bat epemk the vulve seal cepiiments of your eountry- men in bidding me and wy aerociat to your soil, the eatural asylum of the every clime ” You offer us protection | tietpation in the bemete of your tow ard trust that We may Grd iv Ameria a record home. Please to Feceive our warmert (baoks for the how r de tw Beat wae tu good at fm $6 12 for pr mies, afro 100 bole ai gins ¢ of there United States thee offered to us. pay | with many aud greet vod am “t uP . ur fellow eitizenr; or: jemand wud Ge, with ¢ fctien, 'an, well es ndtviduals ane atte Mi. hs ber ether im tokens of brother fn of exits y have poured & new at dea for ste 2400 & ettle rem Lutter and © World. V her, prompted sentiment of cordial weloume, ed with the lovent of paying to you, aud tbroegh you te the whole of there L nited States, the bomege or eur deopes there te rather tor thia stay! és fe, eid 180 ache 2298 2b 0 $5 00 tpeet a ination, Me [rerideut, be pleased t dere ave tery fea aie bes ceive for yourtelt and for your grem sountry | * d rales are obtared ov eeuranee tha’ ° @ o\se New Utienes ane * | € feel of love and he market wae quiet. but stendy. wea Dbir priecn at 20ye, and & dradse j mea int i r * ren Rannoans, Jas cany 1 ley euriely thon, the pulrations of whore beart At large. aud of CU cause peoiily we while yet beyond the Atiautio. I wire torender currely thy ot the Benev tous Our bappinersat ferliag ours lies eu sisiieh de ! . | our American friends is however muck e basdi * eh eels a } Ditter griel at wet rere at | inthe | bie ts oar " teececee DT Wood olen ther, obdes 1 our wabsppy « MARK KES Mest wiiKn, & manner which (hey may de tala the liber m of Kom ugers, bat they may be abet te aborer and to bieotwe pa dounty Which may be my OWN part.to ray man as Kossuth would be wb: Tel hiberty, ir President p ot han. Vhs fetlow. » thee NOR | ay yo there U wited struggle for liber erete of the Hun ‘Uban thore of (his Urn Whe liberty t# raised there will be tb andard of on of the On the Me. Aemitage. Wr im people, They perticips the hopes | I - Sith whieb the contest. tor the nari ~odew Witiran : ner Cee nae of Hungary opewrd aed te itee ace OC mnanded their whirls eymp y On the :s part of the poliey of the Unite nl ee: Subintton Om Thre’ th fnst, by the Right Rew, debe t Hs MeDowsrnt. of the Hiber. of The cobdty ot ran d. 10 Mis rise Setatv ue, Both of this ely. Seow vahey | At Hartford the 17th inst, fn Cheist's blah p Browne: feos era Eatitiny only @ le, W hil be respected and regret seu dintinguiebed weror ice they will p05 react Ater there et yémr fatn ivi have | Owa been compelled to brave y to this | _ On Thuretey morntog. the i7th Inet , fa the arth lend ¢f tee imetiturn » 1 trust, you sad they year of h Wrens A I. som of James aod Eilee and triste you have | beth M. Lywet he? bbertion aod | The relative sil welcome Lepeak | fell Jo pecple in thdding you God- | at bal part parevte. NS #1 forget much ef th gene through, im the ings ef w bew home of our wb ends of the family are reenect- a é ) ie mvited t t The Grand Jaty | trom one to fomot the | Ube hover complaint ppored mur. | On the Ger et Dr. Perkmat t o'elnek nat ereniog. the members of the Jury about trenty in sumber— went to the Medical (ritege, In order te poreers them oriver of leformation eith regard to the situation of the varicus rooms slinded toineridence Nothing. of of the hie reumaiem will be takem to Greene ood feb street courte bas tranepired of the evidence in thie tmpert | Cemetery Caltfornia, Now 14th, Caances Thon as. formerly of the American he Howard Hotel of this ity, a Franctveo 1) Appear when the cave comee (0 itial, not before. Mr T Boston + Jon, 16 teare, Ifthe Grand Jory fied a bill, the evidence At es a ey ee