The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1850, Page 3

Monto J & he of future aud pros. 8°, ~ peace 2 a pit! nly to avoid apy unnecessary contro verry. which «: im ye penbel it. or impair its ptrength. the chiet it of which is to be found io the regard and fagcetion of the sapere for each other. ZACHARY TAYLOR, Mr. Nam nie moved tBrefer the message 0 the Com- “erritories oan Bests y wished it to be referred to the Committee the Whole. Mr. Cuixoatan was desirous to go into consideration Othe message immediately te ‘Tuonrson, of Miss.,at 4P,M , moved an adjourn- Mr. Cuinoman yielded, with the ucderstanding that he mestage be debated to-morrow. SEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Tee Avoany, January 21, 1850, THE HUNGARIANS, The joint resolutions received from the Assembly, in feference to the Hungarians, were agreed to. PAST RIVER SAVINGS DANE. '} The second annual report of the East River Savings jank b ad presented, NOTICE OF BILLS. . Owen, a bill to amend the charter of the At- Hornetisville Railroad Company. yy Me Coox, a bill to authorize the Exchange Bank t im to change their place of business. REOUCTION OF POSTAGE. | Dr."Eannois called up the resolutions offered by hin the reduction of postage, and moved that lutions, together with those on the same sub- t offered by Senators Babcock and Brandreth, be ae to the Committee on Literature. Adopted. aad TAXING BANKS AND BANKERS, The Committee of the Whole reported progress on ‘the bill in reference to taxation of banks and individual baukers: OODENSHURGH AND CANTON RAILROAD. ‘The rame committee took up the bill in reference to the Ogdensburgh and Canton road. A debate followed ‘which Messrs, Morgan, Dart, Babsook, Cross, Stone, porhmaker and Cook engaged; when the question Deing on striking out the 10th vection, which proposes to ay $20,000 of the echool fund, the committee, by a vote of 12 to 1d, refused to strike out, The bill was ‘then pasred, with slight amendments, When reported to the Senate motion was again made to strike out the th cection. The report was ageed to, Adjourned. Assembly. THE SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS, Mr. Krxostey inquired whether the select commit- tee to whom the slavery resolutions bad been referred, were prepared to report. He understood that the re- solutions were prepared. If this be so, he trusted that ‘he committee would now report. Mr. Foun replied that one of the committee (Mr. A. Greene) wes absent. As the question was impor- tant, be was avxious to have every member of the committee present when the report should be agresd on. Mr. F. was anxious to report today, aud Id have done so but fur Mr G.’s absence. The committee bad agreed upon nothing as yet, and he did t know when they should. Certainly not until Mr G_ returned, which would Probably bo this evening. Mr. Pauyn inquired whether the gentleman from y nie had not oliered to take = the subject before Mr. ene lett, and whether Dir. G, had not replied that ovld prefer to wait until his return? Mr. Foro gave a substantial affirmative response to this question. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. ROUGHS oat to reeommit the bill to amend ter of the Hadson River Railroad Company. wirbed it committed, to prevent the company from cumbering its personal property. This was ueces- to protect the public. If the personal property Js incrtgeged, persons suffering damage or injury by wegiegt cl the company or its agente, could Lave no oper redreer, ir. Bowen trosted these resolutions would not be opted; it would delay action upom the bill, which is portant to the company and to the State Mr. Buxnovens bad voted for the bill without giv- ing it due conrideration. fhe matter he had suggest- ea be deemed important; and unless bis proposition vas carried, be should deprecate action upoa the bill, And oppose action if it should be returned. He wished (@ lay bis motion for reconsideration oa the tabie. Mr Bakke suggested that the bill provided tho very Pins ubat #as derired B ~wovons titought mot. His wish was to pre- e company from mortgagiug their personal t ae could fancy no reason for this motive, ex- ptto defeat tue dill Asit had parsed the House he Bea the bill would be sent to the Senate, and there amended It uecessay. Mr. Vanwum deprecated any delay. If it was desired reconrider the bill, the motion to that effect had peo shoe aw Bun s wirhed time to look at the bill. He gould do so to-day. and the motion for recoasideration uid be put to morrow. St ‘The motion to lay the motion for reconsideration on table was lost : 1s does ‘28, Noes 78 Mr ‘yx hope: ¢ question would now be taken enthe motien iy geod my He presumed the gen- the! from Orleans bed bee readiog the Jdlas, w! this subject. His confusion, Sheretore. arose fr reading the wrong paper. Mr, Burnovens replied that he differed with his viliing to recetve Hight from any quar- be ed eas to re the peopie—to take . that the company sl nd wa ould not p: ropert, out of its hands to prevent persous i by it from recovering cameges from it, He the House was not ro bound up im railroads @s to forget the peop! iS lonnor oppored the motion of recommittal. rovers asked— dors not the gentlemen from York know (hat the company owe cvntractors 000? x replied that he knew nothing of the w that the company had deatt liberally thelr coptractors, It was possible that the com- d something—it was singular if they did not: that their personal property was Reinier ow but litue about the affairs of the the geu! y — himself, if he should try to tied out fora Pavyn deprecated delay here, because if there A wrong in the bill, i¢ could be remedied nd Mr, Wanestay contended that those holding the frst claim against the company should be the first ratisied. A contrary statute weald be unjust ‘The question for reconsideration was taken and lost. Ayes, 20, woer, Park, Brooklyn. Woman's RranTs. Mr. Leaver wonru —Toauthorize married females re of tbeir own property by will of forged mor’ ga. og! 4 gave reasoas for Bis request. Much confusion them ensucd oO concurrent resolutions in ite, the previous ‘Mr. Disiwxy voted m 4 Mr. Cracren ‘The vote for the rerolutions ee ae was an effort of three bi to Dut on 4 — tt demoerate 6. Adjeurned at 7 o'clock, tions go to the Senate, Congressional Election tn Massachusetts. Bostox, January 21—P. M The election for a member of (ongress in the Fourth istrict took pince to-day, with the eame candidates running as at the last election. From the returns that we have received, the vote is much smaller than before, and there is, in all probability, again no choice. This maker the reventh trial that bas been made to elect member to represent the above district. Annexation Meeting in Canada. Sr. Jonns, near Montreal, Jan. 21. ‘There wae « great county meeting in Rowville to day, about $3; the resolu- recolutions, but bed to retire from the meeting. Conviction of the Canadian Rioters, Tonowro, ©. W., Jan. 21, 1850. ‘Three of the October rioters, who hung Lord Elgin in effigy, were convicted on Saturday last No other news of moment, Frozen to Death, Bostor, January 21—6 P. M. Mr, James Denholm, of Quebec, who mysteriously diappeared on the Sth of the present mooth, while on his way to this gity, to toke the steamer for England, was found yesterday in the woods near Great Fails, New Hampshire, covered with snow, having Apparently fallen from cold and exhaustion, and frozen to death, On his perron were found a gold wateb, and number of sovercigns. He is euppored to have wandered oif tof insanity. He leaves a wife Another Fattare of the Southern Bacrimone, Jan, 21, 1850, ‘The Southern mail has falled South of Richmond, ‘Vinginia. Three Young Ladies ned. Howrsoare, January 21, 1850. A most melancholy accident in this place on Saturday last, rerulting in the of three yor ladies, one of whom was a daugh' ‘Judge Woodward, of Wilksbarre, Ta. It appears that were enjoying themselves by sliding and frolic! onthe ice, when it ly gave way, and before rendered, they were drowned. Thi wards recovered and taken to the! Markets, Bau: Sales have been made 04 2000 City Mills flour at $4 wi. ebanged. The pri Shipping In Cleared—Brig Monticello, Cartende Sailed—Brigs J: Roach, & FPR, tune sited — oft yee rig Jonas teen, sate Airived—Sebr Minerva, Philadel); Bailed, 19th—Sebr Joha A Cook, market remains un- ‘ked operations, fate River, Jan 13, BURYPORT, Jan 19. Sailed—Scbr Mary C Ames, Porto ‘aise. ae Bosrow, Cleared — Ship Aviy Pratt, Nomen bark Ida, Mantaen fas Madi- Huevos Ayres: Masonic, st, Ire ie ton, Apslachicela; schrs Bglantine, au Prince; Cornelia, York. Bzvrono, Jan 19, Sailed—Bebr Henry Gibbs, roa Houmes's Hour, Jan 17. Arrived—fchr Glen Roy, Richmond for stem) 19th, barks Philadelphis for’ Boston: do tor do; brig t rence, N ston; fax; Cambridge, Borvon for 8 Yor’: Edward, Portland fer do; Walter K, Boas ton for Norfolk; Ocean Ware, ie for Tangier. ipripence, "aro Sailed—Briga Wijlett P Walker, ¢: see core ences; jaltimore: Ann peeeg hiladelphias Bloops a loops Ore~ | Edw Stanley, ti Haml Philadel- phia; sloops Koger Williams, and T BHlawkina, NYork, aren Meanwegs.—The impudence e might add their meanness and dishonesty—in appropriating to themselves the results of the labors and outlays of the Herald, are, beyond conception, great and astonishing. When our foreign traneletor bas made translations for our journal, of valuable and important documents, is sure to and them, a day or two afterwards, im the Tribune and other papers, published as original matter, without the least notice of the source from whémce they are de. rived. This is a cheap wsy of getting along. We make, however, no objections to the Tiibune’s filling its columns at our expense, (he is knowm to be an eco- nomical gentleman); all we object to is the dishonesty of not giving us the due credit. This might be denom™ Snated a crime, but as Fouché said, it is more thane crime, {tis mean and dishonorable. We bave failen upon this vein, from noticiag in the Journal of Commerce, ot yesterday, an article made up entirely out of a long and interesting report published in the Herald pearly a month ago. It was a report pro- pared by one of our reporters, describing tm full the visit of the Hungarians to the Brooklyn Ladies? Acade- my; givisg, in full, the speeches of Professof Winkel- | man, Governer Ujbazi, Miss Apelionia Jagello, and others. This report, at the time. excited wonder and astonishment in all who are acquainted with newspaper labor end enterprise, at the accuracy, fulness and elo- gance of all the details, drawn up in a style which ex- cited general admiration, and which filled the Hunga- rians themrelves with gratitude and ecstacies of de- light when it was trenslated to them. To our great | surprise and astonishment, we find our own article, the | identical thing itself, re- hashed, cut up, altered slight- ly, and given as original in the Journal of Commerce, without the least notice of our labors, of our expens4, or of cur enterprise, in engeging hands to furnish, in« stantaneously, to the public, every day, all that is new and of passing interest. Thus to see the Heruld in dis- guise, in other journals, under other names, and all its genive and talent appropriated and ascribed to another, only vexes us because it is an injustice; andtoan | honest mind nothing is eo outrageous and vexatious as injustice, whether general or special, wholesale towards people, or retail towards individuals, Tha be a question. Itis worse than taking a man’s hat off his head, erasing his name and inscribing one’s own instead—it is taking a man’s head itself, and saying this bead, with all ite brains and intellect, is mot the real owner's head—it isimy head. At all events, amet’ Judo, it {9 @ quesi fraud, and we would ask the journal in question, if this is what he calls # good aud ptous fraud? hi ai Tur Reronte> Rearreananck oF , Mn. Jowarnan Hunt.—The Pest of last evening, gives the following singular paragraph :— Jonathan H » Whose m; jous disa) nce about two ie lies is ly in the totenes: | tiom of mapy of our readers, has at Seas bens seen 2 Lg The idea was geverally tertained ened hn been ned. He possersed « » large forty which, after all hope of his recovery given up. ‘ularly administered path Within a month part he was seen at Liverpoo! gentleman of this | city, ¥ 0 bed formerly know! , ho had house with bim, man recognized 4 bad that he bad pasted two years in travelling through dif- | ferent countries of Europe. About two years ago Mr. Hunt disappeared, and was traced as far as Charleston, South Carolina, where he was lost in the mist of the futare. It was supposed at the time, by rome, that he had gone to Europe. Mr. Hunt was a very eccentric fine style in Chambers street, aod bad his house filled with rare and costly paintiegs, of which he was quite « connoisseur, He was formerly « dry goods merobant in Mobile, and was thought to be worth from two to three hundred thourand dollars, After bis mysterious disappearance, his property was, we believe, placed in the bands of Mr. J. Prescott Hall, the present United States Attorney, to arrange and Je for the heirs. and Mr. Hunt counted among the dead. His re- appearance may lead to scme litigation im our courts of y, One of these days? Bpoitleg Lntetligence. Tre Next Teorre a80n —Ustow avo Cestonrinte Tre — The patronage extended to these traoks last eeneon, and the number of new nage it har brought out, have encouraged the proprietors to make great exertions for the forthcomiog season. The Union Course bas passed into the bands of Messrs. Spleer and MeMapn who witDaderiret) make the reason as atiras- tive as possible, avd for which all pacing and trotting horees are invited ‘ Net to be outdone in liberality, the pro- purees to the amount of hich elose in February next. part ef menagers, with the rtby of tne ‘eflorte ing reereations of the trotting course Crnevrt Cown Common Pus 197, 188, 198, 141, 48, 64, 70, 72,7 The Com: te ameaah by the Mer chante to jure aenitable teeth for Capt. Coo ie Wall street, James Fete met verde, ing wonveidatly Tika . Charkes Deani= yn Draper, Jowept Stuart, Wapaae, Geos W- Lane, nnedy, Andrew nel AT ey wt ghee | + ot Tues Pee ovchook P She heit - dalled Fi 4 Nase etrerts. ter Breet Boot, from $4 50 to Be Gs" th, Over’ Shoes, from $125 U9 81 3, forget the cheapest store in the city. Brady's National Gatiery of Dag pes, Nos. 206 and 207 Brosdway, corner of Fulton street.— | ‘trangers and citizens are rerpectfully invited to examine the specimens. ious stare | ich conduct is a fraud, we think there cannot | He tived in | It bas long since been divided, | but that Dr. Parkman will re-appear in | ave offered no less than nine purses, | welock, at 76 Wall | reeei' Readers Advertice- | it & Coy Headed Deeal without 5,000 Wigs and Toupces, siwaye on hee piithe ,Wik Factory of MEDHURST & HEARD, 27 M hey {the best natural curled hair, ap ‘ombire sil ‘the latest improvements, Shes, competent fect he Frizettes, eto, ete, Cailat tne aprained limbs, callous ewoll- and contracted cords, on both man and horse, than avy other remedy before the public. proof of tifeates at i ot, No. 6B Price 7! COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, Jan, 21—6 P. 1. to report in the stock market. tocks do not vary much from those We bave nothing Quotations for fanc: current at the cloee on Saturday, and operations con- | tinue to about the usual extent. Farmers’ Loan is the most active fancy on the list. The declaration of @ dividend of two per ceft on the old stock of the Haslem Railroad Company, has not had a very favorable effect on the market value of the stock. It has, b ever, been full ar great as we anticipated Holders would do well to sell before the closing of the books—January | 26th, Saturday next—as it is the impression in the street that the fall will be much greater than the divi- dend. This is usually the casein all stocks, and the flar- | lem isnot likely to be an exception. If outsiders will | closely watch the course of prices they will find our views correct on this point. It will take about $50,000 to pay | the dividend declared by the Harlem Company; and where the money is coming from, is a mystery. It is | not known bow many shares of the old stock have | been jeeued; but the Company will now have an oppor- tunity of making out @ correct account of the eld capital. The affairs of thia concern have passed through eo many hands,and there has been from the first so much fipanciering in ite management, that it is im- possible to form any idea of the amount of old stock in existence, It is presumed that all holders will present thetr certificates for the payment of the dividends when they will probably be properly registered. We *hall then know what the old capital of the company actually ir. At the second board there was no material alteration in prices, but the market clored weak and inactive, The amount received at the custom house of this pert, for duties on imports, from the 2d to the 2lst instant, inclusive, was as annexed -— Duties Reeriveo ar tis Port. | January 2...... $05,000 January 14 + $213,000 oF Bice + 260,000 ou s200@ + 220 000 ae FP 60163 + 190.000 “ 32000 2 225.000 A 60009 = + 204 82t « $2000 + 117.000 | “ 112 000 ckonnal ® 64.000 Total. . ....$2,080,434 | * 172.450 ‘The receipts from the 12th to the 2lst. inclusive, ex- “eed these for a corresponding period within the his- tory of the country, The amount on hand in the | Assistant Treasurer's office, at the close of business | ¢0-day, was $5,657,024 19. The imports into this port, | since the Ist inst., have been exceedingly large, and the deposites, at this early day, exceed three-and a-half | anilifons of dollars. At this rate, before the close of the fearon, the deposites will be larger than ever before known, The New York and Boston telegraph company— Morse’s line—have declared a dividend of five per cent. The fog appears to be clearing up. The Union Mutual Inrurance Company have de- elared a cash dividend of six per cent., and a script dividend of fifteen per cent., together, twenty-one per ‘cent, for the year 1849. The transfers of government stock from the 12th to the 18th inet, inclu mounted to $205,300, of which $1,000 was of the loan of 1842, $10,000 of 1846, $172 900 of 1847, and $21,400 of 1848, | It appears by the message of the Governor of Missis- sippi, that the receipts into the treasury of the State, during the past year, amounted to $437,018; expen- ditures $817,428— balance in the treasury at the close of the fiecal year, $119.600. ‘The receipts from ordinary sources amounted to $558,617; ordinary expenses, $189,057—exoess of ordinary income over ordinary expenditures during the last fircal year, $219,000. Ag- reente balanee in the tressury Semuery tat, 1860, $488,667, of whieh $159.861 belong to the various lite- | rary and other famds, teeving applicable to general purposes $254,810 The sinking fund received $147,- 915, of which $72,893 have been applied to the payment of the interest on the acknowledged portion of the State debt. The Gov does not allude to the repu- diated portion of t! debt. It is probably his opinion that the question bas been so frequently dis* poted of by the people that Jt fa settled forever, The election of Gen Quitman to the executive chair of the ope we believe, the thir@ time the gUnion Bank oe ‘nis in favor of the repudiation of these bonds; bis opponents made that one ofthe points for | section at the polls, his eleetion was, therefore, a tri- tain articles exported from this port to Great Britaia ‘and Jreland, during the last four months in eaeh of the past two yeare:— Proy j Ba | Ty Lverpeot Hams and acon. Hameapd Cheese, eon, The, meee “e000 Pe CAL) Flowr, the Total... ory Pre) wt None but those engaged in the trade, have any idea | of the rapid growth and immense extent of the exporte” tion of provisions and breadstuffs from this coumtry to Great Britain and Ireland. From this port slone the shipments have been, as will be seen by the abore table, very large. In the last four months of 1848, the export of cheese amounted to more than fwerler mil/ione of pounds. For the same period in 1849, the shipments were not 60 large =m 1849, there was a falling off inthe exports of beef, pork, lard, hams and bacon, chese, tallow, four, corn, meal and wheat; and an increase in but one item, butter, The exports of four and grain from thie port to Great Britain, from the let to the 19th of January, inclusive, were as follows:—To Liverpool, corn, bushels, 56 564; flour, Canada, barrels, 21720; flour, United States, barrels, 0,67| beat. Canada, bush- ele, 19.185. To Glargow, flour, Canada, 1,992 barrels; flour, United Stater, 2578 barrels. ‘The movements in (anadian produce in this market, during the years 1948 and 1849, have been quite an im- portent feature in the flour trade; and our public works bave been largely benefited by the transporte th ‘The value of ( dian produce &e , imported ne | Into Orwego in 1848, war $610,702; 1840, $2914 447 Ime crease, $1.608.746. The imports of Canadian flour into im 1848, were only 50 000 barrels. and of wheat i#; while in 1840 the imports of flour reach 198 693 barrels, ot at 692.090 bushels, The Gutter paid on Canadian exporte at Oswego, for 1949, were $00,542 60, and thore collected at New York, op | Orwego acoount, are estimated at $200000. The tolls | paid to the State on account of 100 Farmers’ Trust 90: io 0 Uaslem RR e10 52" 100 3 ‘be bi 100 do, dew BE 500 32 SECOND BOARD. {00 she Reading RR 60 3S forheN Am Trust 1114 ou 0 Pan sera’ Trust #5 30 0 Wario RR bs 0 Bs 1 860 1 a0 20 2h 1 a0 it eten River RR” 60 oo Wo do 4 e Ww L Island RR ne 50 N Am Trust a RE FS ES ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY BAY. hiiocen ti-sdedeeetieanaiie cone tos doth easieh to peut paid, or they will not be taken from the Post Office. NG ly eure, dromaio 4 i aye tatteavx styled THE WANDERIS W—The Abbe wae Mr Jezans Rodin; Mr. Moore ‘Br. Bellinier, Mr. Mason; Morook, M nt, Mr. Stevens Pri obert, Mr. Gilbe: ouliny Mfr. Winans; jadame Baudoin, Fs. To conclude with the new drama, vr CLARISSE. Doure will open at hhalf-past 6, the ourtaim will rise at 7. Boxes, 25 ow Ox HANFRAU'S NAT ONAL "THEATRE TUESDAY evening, Jen. 22. the my “wn co will commet with the drama of THE PROVLE'S YER—Robert Howard, Me. WS hitton; Selen Shivele, Me. c. Burke; Charlos Ovis, Mr. J cicchar ‘Tri TH ‘Timid, Mr. Daven= Mrs. Otis, Mee: He laherwoc AKD—A-lad-in, Mrs. C. M taser: "Ta: bi-Loueluok, Mr- Herbert; Princess Badroulbs dour, Miss Lockyer; Kasrack Burke. To conclude with the ferce of the PHANTOM BREAKFAST—Mz, Boeperl, Mr. Herbert; Mrs. per Miss Smith, Doorerron at half pai 10 1d, the entertainments wall commence the SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER~Gov. nk Hoartell, Mr. Palmer; Wi- Beane. Mise Mlloe. Fs be fol; wih ths eoseae Renrteil, Mr. Nigh cow Cheorly. 201 lowed ty the comic drama of OLD i Bro ohaw, Mr, Nickinsou: Dame Braishaw, Me ALDGATE PUMP—Broomy Mitchell; Witnidred Willig: Me. Walost To’ conclu the farce of the MARKIED BACUBLOR—Sir Courtall, Mr. Palmer; Ludy Courtall, Miss Nickins t Haif-past 6; to commonce atT precisely. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARNUM Mangger and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, Jr., Assistant Manaser. “Jim Crow Rice, the criginal Ethiovian imper- or, apd father of the African drama, has been re 0 ly, commencing cm My Monday. J in the clu eof Gi Bi a the VERS MUMMY. ieie upported Wemys Mores, Morrie! ye eden, Ke > ck igen and Staubope, Pentland and A variety of Laughable Sketehes, Yaokee Meleness, ie Singing, other entertainments will be give: To the Skeleton of the Black Greeal mammoth Crreodile, be cen at all ho enormous living Serpent to the Museums Perform: re, 1235 © 'M°S MUSEUM, PHTLADELPEL ized by Gov. Ujhazi, M'ile Jagello, and gn the qui vive! | Barnum preparing surpri DRUN D five times wore; VILLAGE AT ey; LU CILLE: MAID OF CHorskeys PAMILY JARS; Songs; Dancer; fresh tiful Dirsolving V id, Bey pe hi Brothers, Mysteriou In preparation, and to be pr ‘ificent and pri ELLA, or the Glass Slipper. Admit under ten, 1236 ¢ MERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIRTY—TOE SUB- the public in geveral, are respectfully in= rand Concert of the uit cniviee. bove ii iguorina Trofi, Mi a0 Forti, tignor Rossi Corsi, Sig- b Burke, and an Orchestra uf will be performed rising the Baty performers.” During t grand Pot-Pourri, for itty wi est talent in the country. a jaretzek. i Eisfeld BEWARE OF TAKING A CHECK ae “4, ie Hank of New York, payable te G. or, figned A. Woodward. Ten dollars re ony information wherely the thi san OST, COMING FROM TUE “STEA ‘Jersey City, to. York. medini sized Oarpet bog, with large red flowers, well filled. ‘The above reward wili by vill etlnre ty, reveal Hovel, in Courtland st. AMUSEMENTS, _ AARAAARRAn Nati n insane TREATRE— MARSHALL, SOLE Men's, Hebrew Benevolent OB! OL” FOR saRbat i= Ny BROADWAY it Peter last appearance, a! orate Trier to her departute for ts Ub several othey omni eminent artists, a) a Signerina Bvtra Scuth, in eopjun: ful orcheste Ti Signor La jusic Stores, Boors open at 7; Concert to com- U 7 Be rican dy of the SER! us" yAMiL Ye Charles ‘Clarke; Captain Morphy Mecuire, Mr, Brow * ent minadab nc ach; Mr. Lady Sowerby’ tole yoo Mrs with the cor EN N Ollapod, Mr. Hadaway; ble, Mr. Burton able, Worthington, ral mpbrey Dobbit “Eiaily Worthing: » Vasootie MoTab, Mrs, Hugh tell; How cia, Sign'a A. Bertuoca; Alice, Sig’ra Avoradro; Bdyario, Signor G, Fort nde, Signor, Normanno, Signor a- Maretzok. Lead, All Seats ured ercner for the night or season, $1 5 he evening of hoary $1; Doore ope at 7—to 06: "4 city, t Keacing at the Tabernacle, on 7! THebete 80 cants, to behad at clock. Doors to open at 64g. the Astor the Irving House, the New York Hotel, at x Bookstore, and at the door CWATHAM | SQUARE.— Dotiee, the original ang i od ay yike band “Fomale ty of gymnastic feats. echer with a troupe “of eaux Admission, St 4 ots; Bo: «; Pit 12% ote; Private boxes ae. yaar oon performance every Wednesday ane Sn~ o'elee Aine pete th “Classic Femtle Artistes,” N.B— turday at 3 FLLMALLA, 9 CANAL STREET.— TRIUMPH oF Classical Museum of Art; ‘splendid aud a ces of the world ned beautiful es of anciont a pany of femal ers, Some members gor the Naticnal Academy of Design, delegated to visit that classic liv statuary, pronounced it to be the new wonder of the word. the only trve echool to eas and | f tf E SOCIAL THEATRICAL BAL. representatives from each Theytre, forming the commit~ ment for the above, (wh Ashton, pint Beneventano; Arturo, Signor INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS Our Washington Correspondence, Wastin Jan. 20, 1950, The Hungarian Patriots, etc. The Hungarian patriots are still here, but it is clear that they will never be the fashion here um in Washington. The corps diplomatique will not permit it; and the corps diplomatique governs the society of this metropolis of poor houses and mag- nificent distances. The representatives of the Holy Alliance seem to have entered their protest against any public demonstration, and, according- ly, when Governor Ujhazy and his suite arrived here, there was not a human being to receive them at the depot, or to offer them the least hospitality in this, the capital ofthe land of their adoption. Had it not been for Don Kraitzer, a noble Hunganan, who in 1830 served as surgeon im the Polish revolutionary aimy, and who, as a naturalized citizen, was acquainted with our city, Gov. Ujhazy and his brave companions in exile, might have been obliged to enquire their way to the hotel, and become the objects of vulgar curi« osity on their progress through the avenue. Arrived at the Irving House, they were shown up the fourth story, where they were pe tfeetly satisfied with being accommodated in a number of small rooms. A few strangers in Washington, and Senators Houston and Bradvury, were all the company they saw that dw The day ‘following, Major Tochmaa, himself an exile, cal at the Mayor's otlice, requesting Mr. Seaton to be permitted to present his Magyar brothers to his honor, and the citizens of Washe ington. The hour wae fixed ; but when the Go« vernor arrived with his suite, not a humaa being beside the Mayor was-present. ‘The usual forms of politeness were thea interchanged, and the company invited te pata ake of a handsome colla- tion at the Mayor’s private residence. All this was incognito, aud reminded me of the arrival of Mr. Poussin, who, from his first appearance to the moment of his departure, was an object of distrust and dislike with ‘the Washington people... Liberty, whether represented by its martyrs or by its more fortunate votaries, is scount in Washington. Foreign diplomatic agents make public opinion im this place, as the povert en élite is content to follow, in hackney coaches, the private care nages of the foreign ministers. To show you to what extent toadyism is carried here, | would re= maik that the Saturday Evening News, a sort of cateh-penny, published by one of the reporters of the Intelligencer, does not even allude to the fact of Governor Ujhazy’s arrival; though, if an attaché of Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer, or a new carriage ef Mr. Bodiseo, had made its appearance on the avenue, the Saturday Lvening’s extinguisher would have had a column on the subject. But to return to the Governor of Comorn. His object in coming here was to implore the President to intereede in behalf of Kossuth, and his noble followers, with the Sultan. Judge then, of the treet, on | oy of the Hungarians, whea tiey were informed ia nihezncon, daa. Hab 8 o'clock 15 We Seatae™ | thot their wish had been granted before uttered, HOTELS. _ COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cuxexor eraext, PaiLanenrnta BARNUM'S HOTEL, Caivent ernrer, Bautimozm, FREMONT HOUSK, Taxwont araexr, Boston, BUSTS ROFBy Ora scuen Bey TORE. WILLARD'S Borer. NEAR THE PResiDENt’s Maxeou, OSTPONEMENT OF tuittoe of Arrange ‘Opera House, begs EB OPERA BALL- THE COM ts of the Assembly Ball, at t nee that this Ball is postponed end that mstruetions to that effeet have actually been forwarded to Mr. Marsh, our minister resie dent in Constantinople. They will, uo doubt, add to the strength of the representations on the part of England and France, and place our couutry in the proper attitude before the eyes of the civilized world, We onght certainly to cherish neutrality in the wars of European cabinets ; but, in the wars of liberty against despotism, inditierence or ego- tistical neutrality would be too nearly akin to cowardice to be adopted as a safe plan of action. The United States ought to speak—where they speak at all—the language of freedom, whether she addresses an equal or a Huropean despot. It is but justice to the Mayor of Washington, Seaton, to say that all the substantial attention an conrequence of the inclemency of the weather, and two ot! hospitality Li, degary pee 4 have, thus far, i aa balls taking place on this (Tuesday) evening. “The money for | they received at his hands. He returned their cail ought tickets will be returned ty the parties they are takea | early the next day, and introduced them personally £ONIC Peary Migs wy ANNUAL BALL BY TSE fraternity, under Bessemer of St. John’s Grand of the State of t the Chinese apenas. We eit Robert Macoy, William B. Barber, Thomas Hyatt, William I 4, Mulbolie &. ley, Ti Hs Seam, wil Colo Veloni; at 82 gt a Mercer Houses ‘and at all the principal hotels ta in ei CIAL NOTICKS, AAAS BErTBe Bal. ROLL ING.--OPPOSITION © TO THE Gas Moncpely “AB adjourned, meeting of the mae co tomers of the e't York will be held at the Brosdeay Hewte cgnet ze0t Broaaway, ne day, all whe are interested will A.M. Swen, Sect. MEN THAT TOOK OUT A WaTou oN orning, had better return it and save trouble, Me BE TWO savekeb. as they are kn PO eee eee ee wx ~* SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE an in a respectable family, as * Tan give the, best of references places. Please ci sof S09 Bighth street, between avenues B ANTED--RAGS. ROPES, it cw for which the subectibe pric livered at the Paper W or in this city. CANVASS AND BAQGING, will pay the hi igheet = 8, Windsor Locks, Go “YERSSE a BkOUKS. Ga Nessau at, honesty and e Please apy ly at 56 WARTED-4 FIRST RATE Trener, in a private fs oh i fotougsh street, In the rear of the etare. COOK, WASHER AND German girl preferred. ED—a siTuaTic Sureeand jo coneral hi good city tplice, Canbe vecn for two days. Plone SALRO 'v AvoTIO: % ¥ Lewis & MORTT ie? CHATHAM wary 2Bd, a2 10 Ls lies? For BALE AND TOL 4 and ve together. Price 6 dollars. abet Boils Hes Fe SALE—TWO PIRR GLASSES, SIZE 14 X 4.— Price $110 eaeb, 871 Broadway. Fo ores Bor partestorn STOCK AND FIxeu' us eee ‘snd the Meek Wethet ey baad extends ¢ LET, AND IMM Mra Po 7 + buida several stories will racely, | overe Wer kon Peart street. Bane chereb on ihe south side of Mixt rd avenues. Apply to te Wall screets Ls ee pais Fok the IN COU { dhay shy table for macefactornn oF, Brgoire 1m the premises, of [. aTRERT Ppt. 4 1 rireetsD veut. AND 1 RTS.— NEW Jeserving the notice of Artirte im partionlar.- We cin annowneing that, after Ferien of Ax DR ontrai be volore: the ing We alto direct the teiraon of by which the Post Utes, yoent may ori cayenne Above eatabl Aeription, copsisting of ercial, Geographical, rimept of Rrarios ily ond Werkiy Ne ore. ty warded sith ch pate Je any work ordered by mail Foreign Dew at Ofee, Res Drieane ta . Comm A corplete HE ANNUAL BALL OF TOE BAXTER BLUES, AT Renee Ln jorn, Thursday Hvening, January rt, Di Meare, Lient. 8B: Arras lege, a. irs Tiewts i ui Pray aterbury, Serge. R. M. Ferris, 8e ag a x Bingham, J. Curbersone b MINUBLLANKOUS, ee TONS RAILROAD IRON.—THE UNDER- of Che above quantity sedan U.S. Cam Ye taade of any required patiern $7. GE GEORGE HOTEL, 4 LasaaTy STEED ANOTHER 1 adid Saddlen of ¥ there wledge 2 tbe sherteat period of tiiwe. on éwellitcm, stores, faruiture, most to the President, the secretaries, and the two houres of Congress, where they were shaken by the hand by a great many members and senators. ‘The Mayor, dering that he is no friend of revolutions—except in the House of Representa tives, Garg a democratic Coagress—has earned the thenks of Governor Ujhazy and his compa- nions. He has conducted himself on this, as on every occasion which calls for his preseace, with great tact and judgment; and why should we not be glad to meet with true politeness and urbanity, since genuine cordiality and he It sympathy are fons so rarely tobe met with in this best of world: Fo Casa, though intensely occupied with his great anti-Wilmot provisu speech, called per- sonally on the Hungarian relugees—so did that brave fellow, Gen. shields, who knows how to appreciate valor. Governor Seward has a motion nding before the Senate, which obliges hun to Keep ih own counsel; and Mr. Webster has paid his reepects to them 10 the city of New York. Governer Ujhazy and euste would have left Washington to-morrow morning, were it not that General Taylor has invited them to dine with him on Thureday next ey look upon this mark of attention as a command to remain tll Friday, when they will return to the city of Gotham, which, after all, is the city which makes publie opinion for this continent. Vive le ald! Our Harr & Correspondence. Hanaewecna, Jan. 19, 1850 The Candidates for State Treaswrer—The State interest, é wonlag.’ Terme modera iscoajl be e., #e. RANGn Gow. | Considerable anxiety has been manifested, for the mr, Wall street, . among the various cliques, ta buctel acon, lection of State Treasurer, in place of Gideon J. Ball, whore term of office expires on Monday lowest rates of premi Dext., As usuel, cach candidate hed bie roores of ee ept @ private ry in hie lodgings, and ns yr, TiLes, | Saws, meen all the seoccenry sorencate connecter ‘on the rants and Ma- Shethel Poa 7] New Vork. will in fet bo ennnes om wader the ‘Orm Bar file of William Jachnon kt ‘ust A, CUTTS, Kites Duis} Arent seater for Habtars, ie how, to reevive refers to Mesers. Ja . sizeet, New York, sad to L. G oF paca ps, being entirely fem wating vat of order, rm will burn quite without apy of articaiarly lamps, dele ” "Beaver otteet. market acd Sov four, superfine rye flour, buck wheat, Graham. aed = Bila-drie@ corn meal, and white aad yellow m J TATEN ig Fantize BSIDING IN TH CITY OF x Lf be held polietes from vhs o Compe yet Baltimore aren ye with the fu heertber, ‘cans. es Wile T, Agent, No. 76 Brood et, seiaee Make GOODYRAK: erehoes —The most DOORS, Agent, it to the Sum Buildin, jocks at Mt 12 o'clock. T B BRITIFM aND NORTH AMERICAN i & between New Fork and. Li tween webs Liverpeek, ‘calling at Halifax ‘oland and Boacice Salle nee rasoeneres . Wednesday, Janu'y 29 Ee eae fare) ie i in tison.. .from New York, ednesday, Ms cameos CURD, 41 Fon, 98 Browdway. ay chon ecg 2 Tateneer ert! ytd *WowaR CDM Brot + CAL FORNT — Dasha rom LNs Bete barrels light fret, fiom showld be m meediateay pen Bh Mion, Se Well orecett oe JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wail eet, <P TIMBER $2,400 | Also 1796) it S077 vy ted o Rey pabances River, hi ano. Frederi¢haburg, Va. SAND SHIPMA avs Cow meretal Retal Ly the fo en fore rerponsibility of his position. ‘The dread question has been solved at last Im demos eratic onveur, by the selection of foha M. Biekel, of Schuylkill county, as the candidate who willrecetve the vote of the democracy on Monday next. The proml- A Penniman (late of the roold Plummer (late State Iree- ‘The result bas certainly given Spirit of the Times) surer) aud Mr Kuine, ings which may be troublesome hereafter. . Bickel is a gentleman eminently qualided for the office. and will 8 g00d officer The State interest on =, ublic debt due on the firet of February, will be this year without re- couses. to leo. to herctelers. ‘The caw has beew made for political effect, at the ex of domestic creditors, who seem greedy for withheld funds. ia bands, as they aver, more devoted to the capitalist then to the masses, True or mot, next year will test the sincerity and kind feelings of the next ine CITY TRADE REPORT, Mowpay, January 21-6 PM. Tle weather was exceedingly Inclement throaghout the day, end burinest men were nearly driven from the streets, Operations in trade had pearly all to be com= Sued to within doors. The cotton market was less ex- an inet week: but holders manifested no dispo- to relaxin prices, though probably Ives able to realise the full rates previously current. Another fo- State and Western fcur were dull; while Causdlan, bond wae firm and in demand for eport. Soatherm flour was in moderate supply aod firm. Wheat echi- Dited no change. Corn steady. with mo terete supe plies offering. Rye flowr was Grim and meal was dail, k was dull, and lower for mess Other provisions howed no maverial change eines the clove of the past week, Rio coffee eae frm and Sugars and moiaore The market for either with . rmall burtocse doing at $0 6 and $68 $6 06%; for pearls Baraverorye ~ Feu Che gales for the day reached £00 dble. including common to straight state a6 Mixed to fancy Michigen ot $5 18 @ gt oe gly $5 00 $5 ls; ocher grates Southern flour cvatinued im Dealt ee at $5 25 0 85 976 Bye Bier was = Meat wae fa 10 ap 4 AD foe LA, for heat Wites ailing rtorm checked ment Rye wae ravber dull, with at huis. devieered Outs were ume + rearce amd in fair request, Some Oe a Ole for Southera apd Jersey, ro, & Oligo. for old Western mix were the came net vort w advices merived. lee were reported on '\ hange, bat beequently of several patocls heving beem 0 bales for export was t ta fraction full price of Fridey. We tetatn the quotas the eet that day Liveneoer a ee yetle m. Ocleane and nd Florvts and Terate 200 beevee P Southera, the re- te) O8 cows and calves, and 5 500 Beeves — The inclement state of the usual attendance of Te Londor, 2. for h hear: , and i*, bd 080s for cheese. wore the current rates To Havre, rates were ‘very dull, at $3 for ashes, and at Ke for cotton F ~ There bave been sales of 200 bage walnuts,