The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1850, Page 5

‘Theatrical and Gusical. Bowsay Tuxatae.—In addition to the very success- fal play,“The Wandering Jew,” has beennightly Teeeived with great acclamation, another drama of intense interest will be produced, with splendid scenic effect. It is called “ Clarises, or, The Death Craft.” ‘The cast of; characters in there attractive dramas em- braces the entire of the excellent stock com- wey, at present at the Bo: Theatre. To jose who frequent favorite wig of amusement, it is scarcely necessary to say, that all that dramatic ore jn order to reader every new piece effeo- ts zealously foliowed out by the talented manage- ro of this excellent establishment, Bacanway Tueatry.—This being the first night of the comedy reason, the patrons of the legitimate dra- ma wil!, no doubt, assemble in large numbers, to wit- ness the performances of several newly engaged artists Of great dramatic soleheity. The evtertainmenta will with ‘exorlient comedy of “Wives aod ats ae. are,’ inwbich Mra. t, Skerrett. Mr. Blake, and Mr. Wheatley wil sustain the principal characte: After the come- @y. the Hungarian national dances ter oad neearaee 2 t 5 a her ap get pt hod Lane beautiful de of vake;’? Fitgjames by Mr. Wi! and Redevick Dbu by Dyott Nin.o’s Ganpex.—The grand vooal and instrument- al concert given on Saturday evening, by Mr Edward Remenyi, the distirguirhed violinist, late from Hua- gary, was attended by @ highly faustlovab'e audience, and many of the musical connoisseurs of this city. He was aided on the occaston by Madame Stephano and Mesers. Shi pourgand iC, Timm. Mr. Re yt folly sustained the bigh character which he bears as a professor of the violin, ‘hero is no instrument so ewert. or ove of such extraordinary eompsss as the vio- lin, when played on master mind; and in the hands of this eminent artist. f's° meiodious and thrill- ing tones were made to vibrate upon the ear with the ‘utmost melody. His execution is exoelieat, aad being young. he gives early promise of reaching the highest Fank of his provession. Buxvon’s Turatur —This establishment is in the full tide of success, owing to the excellent catering of Burton, the prince of comedians. This evening, Mor- ris Barnett’s excellent comedy, “The Serious Family,” which bas been so deservedly successfal, willcommence the entertainments Next in succession is the inter- esting and humorous farce of “loor Pillicoddy all will close with the laughable afterpicce of "| pay your Washerwomap”’ Between each piece there will Hoging and dancing by Mrs. Holman and Mr, Leach, and Mies Walters and Mr Frederick. This is a@ very attractive bili, and no doubt will drawa good house. Nationat Taeatae.—This old and favorite estab- lishment is keeping pace with every theatre in the pro- duction of novelty. This isthe ninth week of the Deautiful burlesque, “ The Female Guard,” which for dresnes, decorations, and scenic effect, cannot be beat- en In additionto this attractive feature, th lent drama of “ The People’s Lawyer,” aud the of the “ Phantom Broekiast,”? will also be played. The National, underx its present management, is doing well, end from the exertions used by the manager rit dee terves pudlic support. Ouyuric Tuxarne.—A great bill of entertainment is prerented this evening to the patrons of this old and favorite th Mr. as Broomy Swash, in the farce of “ Aldgate Pump,’ and Walcott will appear as Citizen Songfroid, in the drama of “De- Vieate Ground;”’ next will be an extrava. pal intenance’’—four excellent pieces, the cha- racters in which will be sustained by sterling artists. Tratian Ovena.—The skilful director of the Astor Place Opera House will give, during this week, a varlely of musical works which canuot fail to excite the attention of the music loving public. To-night will be per- formed Verdi's celebrated opera seria, ‘aani,”? with pee T. Truffi as Elvira, and si; ] 5 oe id Novelli in their parts of Ernami, Carlo and Wedo ois.’ interpret. = by sigsorna Derucca, Signori Forti aad Bensvea- tanoj and Pri Pi same com- poser. the success of which has been confirmed by six consecutive performances Max Via- retzek, whose exertions to please the public io cereant. will see bis fashionable theatre crowded every night of performance during the present week, Brookiys Inerirvre.—Cbi ‘s fameus band of ne- gro mivstrels give another of their highly amusing entertainments in Brooklyn “this evening. The pro- me contains of their most popular melo- Zorer will give imitations of Jeany Lind fe other dirtinguisbed vocalists, and Messrs. Christy She eppard will execute several dances. This part ee performance is worth the admission money. American Mvseum.—Grent attraction for this week at this Mey it. Rice, the celebrated uegro co- inedian , wil mt , afternoon Blue, in the irgit geod stock compan: Ience with the v ou Wire to a ay bense brig perl oe Mee tliegt sal comic F0ngs, an ‘est aud Mr, Higgins wid dauce an Irish lilt. ‘amity.—The seoond concert of this ted fumily comes off onthe 30th. Mr. Leopold Meyer, late of Astor Place orchestra, will execute a grand fantasia on the violin, Tue Deane Mrxopeon.—White’s seronaders give their negro concerts every evening at 37 Bowery. Tue porform- es and dancing. Tue Barony Sane eee talented ehildren will make rit appearance at the Museum, Ualtiaore, (their native city,) this evening. Miss Davenport is playing at the Amerioan Theatre, New Orlet MEMORIAL OF THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS, Pt ING AN INVESTIGATION OF THE GROUNDS 5 WHICH THE JURY FAILED TO INDICT CARLOS DE ESPANA (From the N. O. True Delta, Jan. 12) We believe there was disgraceful work done somewhere; and, without loo} kiea to the personal consequences, We are Curious to ascertain the pre- cise locality. ‘The memorial of the ndersigned residents of New sce and citizens uisiana. withous distinction ty. reapectfully el —That in the month of tthe prevent year, certain parties conspired to- ups for the purpore ef removtn the protection pe lows one Juan Francirco Rey, a fogiti ford, and reivening him, the raid fey, to ti Corstuiasioner Cohen, in year, it did appear to the wat wmong the parties charged ding aud abetting ia the misdemesnor, Carlos de Espana, Consul of the Queen cf Spain. was the cbief tustigator; and raid Court did aceordingly take bonds for the appearance of raid Carlos na before the United States Dis triet Court for the Fastern District of L totwpewer for raid misdemeavor; That the oase of the faid Carlos de Kepana came before the grand jary of the United States District Uourt. on Mouday, tue 10th instant, in an jodictment from the District Attorney, wherein the said Carlos de Eepe was charged as an eo | before the fact, in the abduction of the maa Key. and that eaid bill was ignored by reason of the fact, thar only eleven jurors voted for a true bill, while eleven voted contrary wise. one declining to vote, onthe ground that be bad pot henrd the whole testimony, aod auother being absent. That one or more of the thou of eatd Coart,that from the odium ia nt and mort conviac- belleve they hada tes the Jnrors, gaxious to telieve them Ofa tramraction in which no bill was found, rant conflict with the clea jag tertimony, did reveal Tight to the names of the jurors and t eetion of true bill Pp evlovy of ( ubda, as to excite grave doubis ia tl of Y Ur memo) ial) te ae to the purity that char of this Jury to try the issue bet rty de ofthe personal friend, oul, Ca 2 ROd Ss Vere! persom ‘the commerce of Hava oneaid jury. That the fefery @f the cith disregard @ Cela jon and & rere. if the © ‘of Just be troubled at ite rontae. by the unfaithful or nowlige: f their eworn and reacted duties by pocinted for that purpore: That your ee ou yout honorable «a on the uominatione Di-triet Attorney and United States cern Distriet ef Lovisians, until fuch times as catiefactory evidence i+ furatshed, that in volantartly abancdo: ing the proa-cution, the District Attorney wos jnetilied by legal precedent, and that ia the selection of the jury, the | aited States Marvhol ‘was actuated by no improper motive or reprehensible iii ) but did, without fear, favor, er aifection, oe he avd ac select good and honest men to try ‘Tue Kasteny Teironarn —Mr. FO. J. Smith, has eaused to be publitbed two letters je which he at somote to justity Limeself for preventing the tranente tion of the despatebes of the Sascelate press over the lines wader his control, thas causing lay in the re. ception of tho mews by the pabiie, di expevre ta the prepeivicns ed ne wtbagyrs tee looom vive expresses, His simple toason for the cvurge ts, that he dors not like the agent employed at Halifax. by the and he deslaresfibat he ell not knowingly trans- mit over any of his lines despatches prepa agent. In the ppreed of the modern doe:ri: the duty of Ove set of persons t» decile ar istants od workmen other pers Wis defence of Vir. Smith mar um quarters. In others, it will be looked opon Fautabie ascumption. and will bardiy be caste’ there eho ruppore the telegraph lines to be chartered a the servants, not the maw etts. wii tae place aber. the vote stood psom. whig, £250; partios arearain tink will prove the cand) Phe the re ‘ oa . I aotin| thet Mfeiean Bei of th Be yuu Article 1. The ports open to bsir hiskers ie the bair or skin; ft can be ‘washed “Tmnaditely wh ey i LOW Wig Faotory, «Wald Liquld Hair Dye.—Phaion’s Wonderful improvement to color the hair or whiskers, the moment i is sorlied, aye veinjury te the bair or atin. Tt can be washed pli immedia' and has no bad odor. Tis retail, C, Pas- WN rner of Dey street; price of large manila eo Copy the address, pees. —A noth nas to Wm. Batehelor, for the best Wigs and Tou- spite are invited to” eT oA bis new pean for HELOR'S celebrated Wi; 4 Be cane creat. the ciig Copy th Dr. Kellinge: the Hair, is aston! of 98 Ridge ye . Camargo, Pree | del Sur, Comitan smaller vessels in tho of 18th July, 1840, | the Guif of Mexiooa and on the Fasific | p the largess aud y Beogreml promt steamer revo male — Asioning of which enses of repairs, wages an@ provisioning of whic! Beall be included in thore administration, The government will issue order# im regard to the service the hair from falling of these ve-sels and to theif cruising, as also tothe | e pts 3 siteose. a is very serve nd 60l ottlas cents, it » each, gacrg the cuiem Neues wate they mayb at | Nese as trad nn ese Article 5. The government will form, and submit to = Cong? ess for approval, an esti of cost of buiiding custom house stores and offices in those piases wh: COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, there are pone ee fe Article 6, The custom ho for the ooastiog trade MONEY MARKET, Sunday, Jan, 20-6 P. M. the ecntrol of the nearest Ps or custom house. Article 7. The importation, I ermitted on payment of an jane per quintal gross weigh ch measures as to pr injurious to public orde! Article 8 The 18th article js therein specitie Tem duty of 4@ per cent on the cept the following articles, whi the duties designated in raid Aceite de trementina o The stock market, during the past week, has been comparstively quiet. The fancies have experienced about the usual fluctuations; but the clesiog prices, with one or two exceptions, do not differ materially from those current at the close of the week previous, The public mind is daily becoming more and more prejudiced against fancy securities, or securities of any kind, in relation to which there is any question, Holders ot railroad bonds have lately become very much alarmed, in consequence of the illegal manner side sod fire arms is iaport duty of four dol- The goveroment will it their tutcoduction 4 tranquillity. olished, | belong to the general gevermment, and will be uader | | | | the tarill i e. ‘Albayalde seooo en de colonia, de es- ia tilades sed. | in which moat of them have been negotiated; and the Alnizole probability is, thet this class of securities will rapidly enzunon. Aiquitran y bres, pez de Fone clases, t menting, Alumbre. Amarillo 0, Amarillo de poles. Arsenito de cobre o a de Schele y el verde depreciate. Any great change in the movement of the affairs of most of our railroad companies would bring up the question of usury, and when it is once raised, de Schweiniart o verde de Al Asfalto o chiele rieto, Axul de Pru An esbalto. Axal de os- Pialte, Asal de Ulttemar, barmigesde Aigohel y resine, |e effect must be exceedingly unfavorable One Bermelion. Betun de Judea o ito. Blanco de Hs. beard of directors frequently repudiate the acts o¢ pana y de plomo. Bol de armei parrosa azul o sulfato de gobre, blanco o sulfato de Zine, verde o sul- fato de ferro. Carbon animal o animal erde millo o verde gris. Carmin, Cola de boca, Cola fu Cola de pescado en buche, Cok de todas clases no expecificados. Crisoles en barro mefractario. Crisoles de plombagina, y de porcelaua y ho, Esmeril. Expopjas tinasy corrientes. Estractos de Campeche para tintes. Forforos. Gomalaca. Jaidre. Licores com- juestos, como ratafas, &c. Lupalo. Maceras tintoz- fates @ ep polvo, oen luno. Minto © deutoxido de plo- mo. Morteros de agata, de alabastro fa.g mara, de por- fido, de porcelana y bizcocho, y de vi Oecre: Piedra fermer beards; and in the changes continually goiag on in these companies, we know not how soon a party may come into power, whose interest it will be to Uquidate # large amount of indebtedness ian this way. When the bonds of railroad companies be- come due, and the means are not at hand to pay them, the question will, without doubt, be raised, particularly if the holders are clamorous for their money, and refuse to extend or convert their claims into another class of bonds, having psa. Flatio a grance o, aalueray + arg dea five, fifteen, or twenty years to run, asin the case of the en é 0 @ jes de Jabo: ‘ Fean aparates. Prusia:o amarillo, y rao, Ruviotiuto- Erie, Reading, and Long Island companies, Govern- rio o granza, Rojo de Inglaterra, “T\ jen panes, ment and good State stocks, real ite, bonds and he blanes, Zine rejucidoo eg pan. Zinc lami- mortgages, are, in fact, the only safe investments for acto capital, such as @ man can sleep soundly on. It is dan- gerous to trust one’s property to boards of directors, as they are now constituted; and eapatalists have learned ofizticle 9. Tho import duties estabilahed by the taritt t. 4th, 1840, remain reduced t erent, im con- Somat with the decree cf 8d } a eee eee me pronrbaty ot © year that every man is the best manager of his owa pro- hore of averiact 1 per cent, nor thome of averia of 2 per Perty. cent, specified in the decrees of Sst ) 1833, wad 26th’ Feb. 1843, these shall continue tofpe collected as | TRC Value of foreign dry goods imported inte this port, for the week ending the 16th inst., was $3,212,524; ‘warehoured, $137,200; withdrawn from warehouse, $30,- 420, The value of merchandise and specie imported, for the week ending the 17th instant, was $5,200,871; amount of duties, $1,208,069, ‘he ber Pee Jo los derechos de quinto, 43¢ ra ‘cont. There has been an active demand for sterling bills heretofore. Article 11 The export duties on the precious metals shall be as follow: Oro acunado 0 labrado, 2 per cent. Pr S36 per cent, labrada quintada, 4}4 per cent. Copelio o purs, labrada eo munecos con certificacion de haber circulation duty on money ucea | for remittance by the packet leaving this port for Liver- and will be collected on entry of moaey | pool, on Wednerday. We quote first-rate bills on Lon- | dom at 73¢ a 8 per cent premium; on Paris, 5f, 3114 porte, Article 13, The government cannot issue on . m Me the maritime custom houses for te payment of duties 5f 90; Amsterdam, 40 « 404; Hamburg, 35 @ 25; Bre- effected or to be effected. Whenever the gemeral men,77@77};. The probability is that there will be ireasury or the general direction of maritime eus-— te: ily tem houses recetve orders of this kind, to comuagal. | a ae eset Hesiens, Nl hemeee. am maceerepne exte to the respective custom houses, or any other | orcers that they may consider illegal or injurious to | The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for the public treasury, they will notify the goveramemt; | the princial speculative stocks in this market, for each and the collectors of said custom houser, to of receiving thei directly, shall also be mio Gay of the past week, and at the close of the week pre- same obligation, If, notwithstauding the observa- | Vious. It will be seen that prices have been very boas they cage bey soverament sould —_— suey uniform:— eball comply. an ve or they who sha! wemade the Cbrervatien shall send to che Coutadurla Mayor the | @¥@TAtIons ron THe dau Manes -gcheadliagte de se) order certided by the revpective contador, that they | Sat. Mon. Tuer ‘Wed, Thu. Pri Net muy be freed from responribility; the contadurta mayor toking nov of it for the eads to which it may give rise, will puss it with w note corresponding to th Mii%6 1X Ibs; ioe iy nig ui tg oe, of Deputies, or, in recess of Congress, to the Consejo peal es 10a 4 = mK de Gobierno, the contadores mayores, in case of omis- == = te an = sion, incurring the penalty of suspeasion of oillce for m= Th, rs two years, berides other penalties which the laws impose — 6 WB — & on 7 fone P— b ‘Article 14. The penalty of confireation of versels, ae 816 Im pored on captator, by article $4, is substituted by a eS x fine equal to value of the goods omitted; ‘all wy — the remainder of eaid erticle continues In full farce, — We WK ‘The penalties impored by Article 85 will be substituted Ss rj by @ fine of from two hundred (0 one thousand Ove BY By, hundred dollars. | a oe Artiele 15. The government will cause to be publish. 1% — e@ within thirty days, counted from 24th Noy., 1849 — = the date of this law, the regulations of the maritine, Bi Pe frontier and ccasting custom houves, simplifying the fod ay fyrtem of acco! ‘and ot ateb, without altering the basis cf this law, vor ‘ofthe ‘actual tariff, ‘The g°- | vornmept, during the said period, will also organize and regulate the coast guard servieo, Article 16, The requiations which the government will fesue, in conformity with this law, cannot be alter- ed por modified without the express authority of the | general Congress. Article 17, The frontier custom hor by this law will be ebaracterized as provisional; mean- | time those to be so hereafter are not designated, the employees of them observing the 4th part of article 1 of the decree of 13th May, 1840 Article 18. The tariff of 4th Oct, 1545, rematus in foree, with the additioos and explanations that have beep made Coit, in all that m: y, not be altered by this prerent law Jore Ramon Pacheco. vice presidente de la Camara de diputados. Crisptoiano del Castillo vice presidente del renado. Felix Veistegut, diputado ae- | cre‘ario, Juan Rodrigues de San Miguel, senador se | cretario, Por tanto imprima, publique. cir of prices current at the close yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the previous week, ex- | bibite an advance in United States 6's, 1807, of 4 per cent; Peenrylvania 6s, 1J4; Reading Bonds, 34; Erie Railroad \(; Farmers’ Loan, X; Erie Bonds, (old,) | Je; Exile Bonds, (mew,) 4; anda decline in Harlem of 1y per cent; Hudeon River Railroad, 4. On the 20th of April, 1948, the directors of the Har- | lem Railroad Company issued a clroular to the stook- holders, relative to the fuancial condition and financial prompects of the concern, and th¢ proposition to ia- creare the capital $1,500,000, by an issue of preferred stock to that amount, bearing foterest at the rate of eight per cent per annum. It was stated ia that circu. lar that this issue of preferred stock would provide for cule, y £0 lo deel debido cumplimiente, Paisoio det the debts and completion of the road, and thagnmered bierno federal en Mexieo, &'24de Noviembre{de statement wes given to show how it was to be @ppro- £40, Joce Joaquin delerrera Fraoviseo Elorriag®. | prigted »— Tor ware Torxavo at Narcunz, Miss.-—The New Yorn ano Haniem Ratunoan Natchez Caurier, ot the Sih inst., speaking of the Indebtedness of the company, April i, 1845 $935,875 & tornado which visited that section a the ¢ ountty, oo of Dover setensen, cone pom pee ou the Sih inst., saye:—**The tornado was very de- the amount already paid, and pestpon " structive of timber, fences, houses, stock, ola ar ane bt ag tg * 325,810 74 &c., on the plantations of M “fr and Cel = how iocos seat SS wise neon oF L. Claiborne. The damages are very heavy, but | 4 “few bridge over Harlem river, estl- no lives were lost, although it isa miracle bet mated at, phe yeeeie’ their negrees all ercuped, us several of their Por tmterest, contingeat ebarger, Ko. ko.. 78.41: 98 lo i pe le Tot The rest of the circular w houses were biowa down. Toe torne through the lands of Kobert McCallough, and left his dwellings, indeed his eatir Qn mises, a perfect evoted to estimates of wreck. Would shat we could stop here, but We | ineome, &e., for the purpose of showing that the eight pvr ae ag at ee pees 4 ete tos (ine | percent dividends om the preferred stock could not only nado. He had riven fiom his bed to close the door | be paid, but that a dividend of revea per cent could be of his sleeping apartment, just es the storm liad at | paid om the old stock, for the year ending Dec. 31. 1810, teined and was immed In making this estimate, the grost earnings were pat 8 ately killed by falling tus me ee bricks, which were hurled upon him with fatal power by the maddened tempest. never spoke after the fu- tal blow on the temple which crushed ia the skull, almost instantly depriving him of life. We can scarcely re ze thas terrible effiiction, which hasso suddenly token from us ove of the best and noblest men in the commusity. ,The ways of Providence are ixscruteble It is only a day or two since our down at $512 000, and the ruaning expenses at $210,000 By a most extracrdinary cotpeldence. the actual gross earnings of the company for the year, have been about $100,000 less than the estimate, avd the expenses about $100,000 more, shewing a result very different from that anticipated. In regard te the preferred stock, it bas not answered the purpose intended, or by any met the calculations of the maangement friend wee with us, in full health and vigor; pos sessing all those qualities which adorn henan nas On the bth of October, 1849, the board of directors pet But now he is cold and lifeless, and aothia: ‘sued @ report giving an account of the operations of but his memory remains to his friends, who will the road for the six months ending June 90, 1949 —the long remain and cherish it. He possessed the cost of the extension to Dover, ande tes of vara confidence of the whole com- munity. No man lived more reapected, and Burely none can die more universayy lament ed. At a suitable time we hope to render de- served honor to his memory ia an extended obitwary. His funeral will take place to-day. The funeral coriege will proceed from the residence of William E. Hall, of this city, at 10 o'clock this morning. We learn that there has friendehip end Spgs for the six months ending December 31, 1849. It appears, by that report, that the proceeds of the pi ferred stock was ineufliclent to pay off the the road, Ke. and shows an indebtedness ai havsting all the resources of the company, of more than four hundred theusand dollars. This amount of Indebtedness has been contracted, anda portion of the been much destruction of property in various parts | Improvements, the cost of wbich was to be paid out of the of the country, but cannot hear that the hurricane | proeseds of the preferred stock have not been made, bas bee if dd eleewhere as at Mrs. Cooper's, | The new bridge over the Harlem river, estimated to Col. Claiborn Mr. McCullough’s. cont about $60,000, has not been built, or even o Man Eatnn The Gloucester News | meneed ; and, jortend of the road belong extended and ‘cee 8 = the hing schooner — placed im com plete order, the old debt paid and all crew of SeVEn Men thd wit wheres on bontd, | CoMtingencies provided for, by the preferred stock, the ‘These boats, with a man in each, were dropped at COMPANY finds Meelf In debt upwards of $100 000, and various distances from each other im the vicinity of | the road ims bad capdition, The sonered ostimate of expenditures, debt, &e, exhibite the probable in- play Lodge, 2 A= miles from Eesure ooat hght. On the schooner’s ret the wherry of th ony, after th: Eikanth Ward was found vacunt,and the oars Were | Vewrearnts hare teen tenders ne picked up rome distance from the boat, Asthe cea | 7 : i wae comparatively smooth, and Mr. W. wasknown A PR day avo Hanvew Rattnoan to be a man of steady habits, and moreover might fomented on easily have regained his boot had he fallen over- 403,120 9% Hiatiem river. 60.000 00 of arehiog Murray Hill, &e . 100,000 09 board, it is ensily conjectured that he was taken | Relaying city track with heavy rail...... 25.000 00 from the wherny by « shark; such imstances have been known, and it is no uncommon thing for | Total. ccccee these monsters to follow a hooked fish to the sur- All there inprevemen' foee, and seize it from the guawhale of the boat, " : be made. Property owne Ww wi worthy, respectable citizen, a aoe sod two children. He foetal Pal times petitioned the Board of Aktermom to compel belonged to some town on U Sod. | the railroad company to build an arch over the cutting — &t that place, and the city track f# about as rough corderey road, Inthe contract between the (arien and New Maven companies it is stipulated that ajnow | bridge should be immediately constructed over the Harlem river. We heve wiluded to these things for the purpose of chowing how preposterous {t fs for this company to w rert that It hag esrned a dividend on Its old stock, out of a gross Income of only $420.00. It appears by every report that hae emaated from this company, that ite indebtedness fa eteadlly Inerwasing avd that its axoual ings fell far short of the esticnates. It appears, is well known to erery stockholder that the 9500 Reward—70 any Person who wilt am Daguorre I"yaresated , botwoon Maiden CombseOpen Chetn at- wwe Premivom Shy ho Indien are Invited to examine the pew ¢ Preminm Combs, very beautiful, The « ot in the city. N. B, Comods at wholers! i , 24 door abors Duane st, Kheum, Serofata, BR. 5. Carrots # ommended for the Boyd, tte company have not one cent surplus, but on the con- trary have found it difficult to pay the interest on the preferred stock, notwithstanding which, « dividend will be paid on the firet of February next, on the old stock, There are some pretty clever financiers im the manegement, capable of rai iug money, provided there is no restriction as re- regards terms, upom even doubtful securities, and we have much confidence ia their ability to raise the amount necessary, now that it is determined oa. Holders of etock will be dissppointed if they do not get @ dividend, and if they do, it will be thedearest dividend they ever received in all their lives. The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company have declared a semi annual dividend of 4 per cent and holders draw one per eent in addition from the compa- py’s interest im the Camden and Amboy Raflroad— making the whole dividend five per cent, payable on and after the 17th inst. ‘The Union Bank of Tennessee bas made a seui-an- nual dividend of two per cent. The finpancial report of the Schuylkill Navigation Company, for the year ending December 31, 1849, gives the anrexed statement of traffic and tolls, compared with the two previous year Sowvriscint, NavicaTios Courany, ‘Yotat Tons of Desceniuag ” Ascending The trade on the works of the company, for the year 1849, has consisted of 489.208 tos of coal, and 222,327 tons of miscellaneous articles, being an inorease ia the coal tonnage of 52,600 tons, and in the miscellaneous trade a docrense of 20,645 tons, as compared with the business of 1848. Tho total tonuage of 1549 was 711,535 tons, ‘The tolls on coal amounted to $331,066 62, aad on other articles to $79,879 07, making a total of $411,845 49; and being $166.57 07 greater than the tolls of 1848, The amouné received for rents of real estate, and for the use of water power, was $27,178 95, being $3 784 67 more tham in 1848. Making @ grand total of $439,024 44; from which deduct current e: penses, car and leading expenses, repairs, sala- ries, &e., $116,450 36, interest on bond and mort- geges and old mortgage loan, $90,000; leaving a balance of $213,460 86. If the company had not de- creased their debts $159,676 during the past year, this | balanee would have been applicable to interest on th common loans, $225,574 08,or about 4)¢ percent. The whole amount of the common loans, January 1, i850, was $4,954,450. The whole amount of the company’s Mabilities, including the capital stock, is $9,121,580. ‘The report recommends the adoption of the follow- ibg plan for the eetilement of arrears and aceruiag in- terest: — Firet, That certificates of indebtedness seal Ry issued for the interest due on the common loa 1, 1549, to be paid by three equal instalment: first day of Pawn hn 1861, 1552 and 1853; said cercit- cates to bear po interest. The amount thus to be Nquidated is $175,267 77. Second, To irsue certificates ot capital stock of the company at par, for interest due on the eommon loans, from Janu 1, 1649. to January 1, 1560, inclusive, The amount of such certificates will be $297 257. ‘Third. To pay out of the net income of 1350, which will be left after discharging the current expons corrent liabilities for the year, the balance o: floating debts, and the interest on the old mort loans. in full, much fn cash on account of the in- terest on the common loans, which will fall due Jaly 1, 1860 and January 1, 1851, a8 such net income will justify, and settle the remainder in certificates of capital stock at par. At a general weeting of the stockholders, held on the Tth inst., the above plan was unanimously adopted. A loan of $100,000 is recommended, for the purpose of constructing boats to supply the deficit occasioned by throwing boats out of service, and to meet thé anticipated wants of an increased trade. An increase Of fifty boats over the supply of 1849, would enable the company to carry from 650,000 to 700,000 tons of coal per um. The maximum cargo of the barges was 187 tens. Freights during the year averaged 70 cents to Philadelphia, and $1 75 to New York, including the 60 cents toll on the Delaware and Raritan Canal, and fer the rteam towing on the rivers. {tis the opinion of the management that the works of the company will, in ort time, yield a revenue sufficient to pay the interest on the whole amount of stock and indebtedness, The repert of the trustees of the Wabash and Erie Capa), made te the Legislature of Indiana, presents the xed statement of receipts and expenditures for the year ending December 1, 1849: — From tolls end wat From the la Joterert on Bendholuers: $OB4 VoL Add amount on hand et lest report........, 2688 $008,133 pended on account of . + « $996.490 pairs, interest on loan, contingercles........ On hand Ist December, 1849........... «$986,317 By «pring of this year, it is contemplated that there will be, of thie canal, $52 miles in use, extending from Toledo, in Ohio, to Point Commerce, on White river,in Indiana— 248 miles in indiana. Seventeen miies more will be added by next fall. There remaia but about 34 miles to be put under contract, to complete the work to the Ohio river, at Evansville This, when completed, will be the longert canal inthe world The work be- longs to those creditors of Indiana who subseribed to the loan of $800,000 to complete it, they having re- etived the canal for one-half their claims against the State, After ite completion. its first revenues to goto Pay the $500,000 loan; and after that is extingaisned, What is called (he preferred canal stook is to be re- deemed. with ite interest; and after it is paid off, thea the deferred camal stock le to be The amounts of to wit: Preferred and spe preferred, 268 196; deferred and special deferred, $149, 00, to . The preferred stoek cannot be increased, tor subseribing to the canal loam having ex ‘Wired. ‘The deferred stock is subject to be inoreased for @pe-balt itetandiog bouds of the Stat. a ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY, answers Wigitvcrtioements vent by Meil must be peat paid, er rey wit at be token from the Post Office __ HOTELs, IRVING HOUSE, exoapway COLUMBIA HOTE © ROR ER RT, BARNOM'S HOTEL, Cocvee termes, Banrreomm, TRREMONT TOUSE, Trewes +, Bostos. BUSTS MOTEL, Sr nacven, New Your. WiLianns BoTEr. Sean te Om joven, D. ©. Be New Yo MIL AD RLY MEA vere Meme om, > ms Lost. SATURDAY NIGGT, 1s Bro Aoway ne. 1; WHRELER onre of Rie the ehove is the earning ee for (he purpe tog the of rerpect te out late Wt 1. Mors. All Masous in good staading are Wepeottul iy reqnes, ed, ko be pre oot Oreis TING OF THUR COMMITTEE FOR politics! ae ~ jt wae onant~ a Cowan, G, ATTINELLT, Secretary, h ith wash fa Ye desired Seven oor troerive exhibition. and will be Bee: hooker atnges pa oolvek Knick Address Pacitis Hotel, Groenwioh #tfeet. oR rally, sud Weekly Newspaper craves for ony artjelee iB the trade ¢ et # nailes.. Pr, P privcival Fubteohers cht the new works aa faat Bt * OF nevee ‘The eet ‘hem to eut sori tat inet, P- be received, and, to Secure carl, oe be made until the merican Art E ni DEL rReaiee tions wi leentinoe Preenions, imameciate application 4 A copy may ds, one dove south ofthe ttudemt is separniely and caret , am | fort impart soreees sieowiedas u yn senor, apd inthe shorieet period amu: SKMEATS. AMUSEMENTS, LY nel ged Brows Leases, eens | fy Bir i Lord Priory, M | Williem, Duritln, Mr: Riwderich Mint fi rt. ret; |» Mrs. Blak Fett, iin the Lab My bi 4 fee, Mr, When Roderick Dh, M Mr. D Cif ge fee Me Nan. &. % le Disha” Drees Ch . re. i. vol Thi Circles, 26e. Doors op URTON’S THBATKE.—W. EB. BURTON VROPRIE- tor.—Monday evening, Jin. 2ls 1 be played, OUS PaMIL ‘the SEKI ‘onarles Mr. Clarke; tain Murohy Magnit Me. iy Cg aoe ie Mr. Pree ‘by Cres: ages; Mrs. les ‘Wis. aie, Bs Brougham: Mrs. 01 er; Susan, gman. To cons wae with the HOw To ay youn ® ASHER WOMAN—Me, aton Widgetis, Me Hadaway. pert cal OPEEA, ASTOR PLAOR, BELOW | eIGuTE halt and Gi ranted ts Cirrenen am NATIONAL 1! Jan. Ta pe ‘Timid, Mr. Daven rt; Mrs. ct Teh pod Bitte wbish: she the S FEMALE GUARD =4-ted £ dare "r ‘Mr. Hert in EAKYAST—Mr. Mr, Lesbert; Mrs: Desperty, Miss Sith pact six ; performan: M'tcusie's GLIMEIC THEATRI 2 cisely. = MONDAY Evening, ortainments will commence Mondas,eenis g Jax with DELICATE GROUN] Tortie esas Oneath, a ee eae Sangiro.d, Mr. Walcot; Alphonse de Grandier, Mr. Conover; | es by Mr. Hollormanu Sines T. Pauline, disse Me dagler, Aber WhGh CAMARALZAMAN | Stenorina avegadros E nor Forti; AND Bab Bung, Mz. Nickinagn; Camaralzaman, | Beseventono; Silva. Bir veil; Lage, Mise Deveney fn eo ioe Mi en Skilopht, Mre. Signor IF Covductor Ms r Afes whieh, ALDGATE F MP—Broomy Sw ir. Marctack. Tester, Hers Krcwtuer. { admission-- Mitchell; Winaitwed Willie, Me, Walest No eepoluae wits | Ait Beate. ta” Benes cr Harunet. euoure ‘csher for the the farce ef SeBanatg MAINTENANCE we Pegutic: | she’ or sensoa, $110.) AC th of pore ther, Mr. Waloot: Mrs. Feanipctben, Miss Roberts. Doors ance Parquet, Bhi Aw?! entre, a5 ceases ‘Doors open cpen at balf-past 6; to comm +7 precisel, at 7—tocommence at 74 '¢ NOE BR BILL OP TUE SBASON.~yROADWAY wesday, January 22d, 180) Renedt of the w Benevolent Associatioy > |. The Cemmitien of Arran anoing to the thet Sign y . T. BARNUM, peietor; J. Greeawond, Jr., Assistant . the original Ethiopian imper- ‘an drama. tas boon re-engaged for three days only, commencing on Monday, Jan. el ger Bluey ‘ia his He ta supportei he will appesr “in the charactor of panes any vi NI AMUMM nd of i gh To Fe seen at all hours, the Skeleton of the Black Greesland Whale, enormous living Serpents, memmoth Crreodile, Ad- mission to the Museum, Performances, Kv. 25 conts, Cui dren, under ten ycate, 1234 cents. USEU Ushanit Mite Sagelio. aud suite. 1 1” Harnuin preparing surprines {05 AED ave thave eee AGH ATH a vet Lu SUL: MAID OF CROISSEY; FAMILY JAR antiful Dissolving Views, Chromatrope, rope." atavsiastio re far the gaged for one wees. Union of the comics! | tional particulars in the bills of the day. ‘Biske ts can be be ion. New Ci uriosities, Jawof | tained at the box oflice of whe theatre, and of Crovo- 1B. J. dosch ingion's Knap- wart, Mam 0 cridus Fottuaee Tatler, wed 700 O10 cure csitier. In preparation, and to be produoed ia a style beyond competition, the magnificent and privecly spectacle of C DEKILLA, or the Glass Slipper. “Admittance 2 conta; ¢ dren under tom, ti 288 « cents. ))RANKLIN Tit Livery © well known * chil vondert ETY—TAR SuB. a tie feate, blic in general, are respectiully in- who will appear in & variety of gy jormed thas the ee Goucert of the above insviti~ a, the“ Fairy / * togather witha traapo of | ‘Art. ‘bo will persous'e new tableanx tion will fake place at the Italian Opera House, on Saturday evening, Jan, 25, 1-5), on which oecasion the following emi~ nent artists will appear:—Sigaorina Trufli, Miss Julia North= all, Signoripa Perrini, Signor Forti, pblence Rossi Corsi, Sig- h Burke, and an Orchestra of During the Concert will be performe and Pot-Pourti, for fifty wind instruments, comprising t est talent im the country. Conduotors~Messts Theo Eisfeld and Max Mavetack. ‘Tickets for Parquet and Boxes, $! each; Amphitheatre, Boents. Reserved seats, whish ean tos sscured at the Box Oflice of the Astor Place Opera House, Wench. Subscriptions for the remaining thtve Concerts the principal music and book stores, as also at the f the Soolety, No. 47% 4 at'the Box Offive ory sidmiesions to each Concert, and SU missions to ech Concer Pet~ toulare'in ewall bil taken from anc seats S74 ot N.B Admission, Stara rn times. i ECUANICS 1680, it the Insies, 80 i IGEON 8HO Tewline Pi at the Red It participate, ntatives from each Theatro, forming the ova tee of wanagement for the above, ef mulcl i to take pli ‘Tuesday evening, February Ith, at the Apolto,) are t the New Englaad House, No, 6 Rosovelt street, » Jan, 220, wt entlemanly amusetment Neb. Bs bed wanted as ‘marl | By request. "Eoiacaalh ge WAN I. & WAntep--4 SITUAJION, BY A. RESPECTABLE young woman, to do Chamberwork aud Waiting, or | y house work in i private family, ‘Lhe best of city ro Can be seon for two days at 195 Cresby ae adler th odge or the State of New Assembly Rooms, on Tuesiay Dodworth’s full Cornet ard Cotillion thio ceeasion, Tickets $2 cech, to admit @ W4NtEp-ny a YOUNG Lapy oF RESPECTABLE | later, tote bad ofan ‘follow in Cediittes Are family, 9 sitwation as governess rangemente:—C. Here, ‘Robert companion to a lady; or woold Williom Barber, bas Hyatt, ie where shew idered a cowpanion; ing Ba be Witt, J. Molbolland, ig Sickles, TW Sonth, oF inte the country. Addre Miss ae 2 m sushi, as os Asta aa {oven Te Tuoiat, f 82 Por= ANTED—BY A RESPECTAULE YOUNG WOMAN, A i” fs Steam, Wiim Rowe, A. Golo Vel W eitvation 10 dy ths work of a respectable private furally, gt street, Merocr House, aud at all tie prinelpal hotels im te assist in the washing and ironing, oF to do plain oo Good reference fret at plac jestions to co THE ITALIAN OVERA BOUSE On Tuesday, Janus the sooond grand Avsemi ¢ Italian Oper, will take place at the Aator er the wine patroanye 68 the Inst one, C for three days, between james and Oliver. ANTED—A. eye BY A Rest nota Sh A ‘ESEMBLY BALL | young wel eepoctable family, Maretark ; Leader, rt mer: Cae ive the vest of Fe mi he tip ® gentleman P Please at 309 Bighth street, y between avenues B the Ball Committee, ING AND WALT 1G, ACADEMY 6 TANTED-A “SITUATION v A STEADY, | cours. hambermaid, and to saint ease Da strect.—Mr. Searin, ining | Por hone b da ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAULE Protestant young woman, as Seamatres, or Childeou’s Maid, or Chambermaid. Apply|it 61 Watt street, frout room, necoRe floor. <PiaNOFOREES Yor Sank, av nofortes, one made if shay ore aapanid s0- * fa Guat BARGAINS W 4ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PERSON, WHOSE $0 ench= tw heent, a situation %t Nurse, with a | im Pers end the o fresh bresst of wilk, in some family. The Dest of refereace ou ae bil bs ¢ can be given, Apply at 24 Lispenard street. Mh Pai ANTED—A ereassem, ae A WOMAN | wao 184 sa goodoook and beber, ees ard ironing: no object IF You WANT A he best of cy petbrenee 1 be giv AGs Bowery, up stairt, im the frout ro Tenth strcota. 1, Dewween 3, 000 2238, TONS RAILKOAD IKON.—TUE UND? TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAULE shaned is prs pared to contract for the delivery x ral Wy mework, | of Jno above quant Ay ateny U.S, Can be made Please | of any required patter rite bi and CUAKLES 18, 0 Bes ‘monet, ine b eetly competent. at itute, aetohaudise, Me, at the e © Basis street, lof vO IMPORTERS OF snd Joiners’ Tools, * the late firm of Ashton, J» putacturers, of Shetheld, Eugland 213 Pearl strea "343 Felt sered, neat te Seo Rew Werk will fu tutors be carried ou under the Sew sad eryle of Witllass Jackie fe THOMA COARLES PADLEY, § 4t08%™ FEW GOODS POR SPRIS Beck & © WELL EpUcaTED yous NG LADY FROM Swit- G AND SUMMER —JAURS ms h lary Sta drers, © . "No. fe Willian surest. A PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS Chambermaid, 01 hing and ironing, Can be teen at 116 Madiror To# BERCHAN Buesce LAMP O!L—Vie Ly utKou 2, PRENC ‘aad Clock maker, % leave to DRUM, which prey G 16 them from gett and, althow, 7] Claes grocery, produce avd evmmission houses, in Baltimore, offers Lie ery) peer or Enlewman, (rp ite wee to wll cout, CLA KLE 5,0. PHOT, 204 FR J “ ‘te bore ortine Wentera and 8 von we, Faye Fa Lavkebeat, Grakam aad = “SALES BY AUOTIOY hile: dried corn tes hite aud Jellow fodian B*, J. NEGEMAN, AUOSIONEES, Tf ~MOR now, —---—— — — (Torrday) dan. w 5 “ Union CRTONVILLE, ALAGAWA —COLLEG Miva, Curt and Cision street, South ‘Wags, tasiignee pete ot and Inw business trontacted by t rosewood and mahogany parlor and ehtmber Furni= Nil ke ba wee T WON'T DO ANYTBING ELS, BUT It Wilt. DO What do you moan? ae ched, t end ap i iy hy it. Price O00 duilacs, May be seen ot Eee , Bolle Head. VOR BAL ‘old ies “A BUACK ROAN HORSE, SEVEN YEARS oping, Sotisect Mad ond sown, in dourle oF one ery and Hester treet. PWHLV eas il AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIV RN. rR 4S Street. The « glee, store Ne. 1 ohe nip eres vie ¢ y will deepa: i! bs ary, foom U8 pre seioue eteam os and Congres, JEW AND sree “CALLE OMNIA. F. HOTCHKISS, £4" FRANCISCO, CALIPORNI pl an leeaied ip @ caparions house nnd wha feient water for lichvers, ie prepared to receive cop. Sivanneh. es te of mereh: and refers 09. Mever oon RK a & Co. 100 Front street, New York, rd to b. od swegacn be ® Req. Now Maven. fornia Gan wrvetie. throne be veld fee $12, 810 toate for to ) conte Vion. Black Dress Conte poate seer $15 be Sm. . Chi awee,'s If: the very heat William street. tea LINE sare 4. @& Fast River, f or Om varrslelighetrecant. of thie vent warrant ® shop. Im « ONSIPUR PAGER, OF PARE the millinery prade ef New ¥ f REGS TO Inroms stress, end cam take the by The very eeperior enilirs . i Ame siteet, where the « for sale, at inveice prices. Wie Tiere -THe | then of nawal coo of land hens BD Calls Tras builders to a ioe OOKK Barine ARITH METH tavght by We J. Renville, aS PRACTICALLY 29 Broadway. resrwry Department, a: yeformation that Piememer should an We WSC BPE RTA WALES gol Wit, iis VN, Custom Bouse, time, moderate;