The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1850, Page 3

' ee Marine Affairs. Deraxture oF THe Sreameniy Geoncia.—The new and splendid steamship Georgia, Captain Porter, pro- ceeded om her first voyage te Chagres, yesterday after- ‘noon, at three o’clock, with a tremendous mail and one Bundred and seventy eight passengers, the names of whom will be foundin another part of this day’s paper. Th uber of persons who witnessed her departure was about two thousand, embracing the friends and Relatives of the adventurous gold seekers, who deter- mined to abandon home and all its associations, for the purpose of seeking their fortunes in the gold diggings and placers of the modern Ophir, the far distant State of California, as well as many who wished to see that splendid vessel, There were the usual leave-takings— the Kies, the squeeze of the hand, and the promise to write immediately after arrival—as well as the bustle, exeitement, hurry and worry consequent upon the d ‘At three o'clock pre- amed out of her dock, and towards he Hook and the Atlantic. As she had reached the centre of the river, thi Galifornia steamship New World, which was launched but few hours previously, threw down the pee, and intimated her desire to test her speed with that of the Goliah— with what result will be seen in ovr re- port of ber trial trip. Among the passeng Jeorgia is the celebrated cantatrice Signora Fortuna Tedesco, who is on her way to the Tacon theatre, at which ehe bas an engagement for # long time, the offer Deing so good as to induce her to go there. Georgia, as far as observed, went to th every prospect of making & rapid voyage, and of upbolding haracter for speed which {tained on her trial La few dayseince The in cy of the weather undoubtedly prevented s larger number of persons trom witnessing her yesterday afternoon, from Spezia, 3 ovember 90; Gib- Falter, December 20. The following is s list of her officers:—William D. Porter, Lieutenant Commanding; Charles M. Fountleroy, Acting Master and Executive Officer: L. J. Waller, Purser; Robert E. Wall, Assistant Surgeon; Garit V. Denneston, Passed Midshipman; Samuel P. Griffin, do.; Robert W. Scott, Midshipman: Henry P. Leslie, Carpenter Passengers—-Lieutenante, T.T Craven, GG, Williamson, J.D. Juston, U. 8. j Passed Midshipman, Forcest; Midshipman, R. M. ca well; Gunner, John Martin; Sailmaker, George D. Blackford, of U.8 Navy, from the Mediterranean ryuad- ron, Also. the following officers and crew of the bark Dudiey Seiden, of New York, abandoned at sea in a sinking condition on her passage from Almeria for New York, and sent on board by the American Consul atGibraltar:—Mr. John Thompton, First Mate; Andrew F. Smith, Second Mate; Charles Loyd, John Nelson, 4 Joaeph Murray, seamen. The Erie also brings home as passengers fifty sick seamen and marines of the Squadron. Deaths on board since leaving the United States—George Downing, seaman, drowned at Spizia, November 13, 1849; John Lewitt, landsman, fell from aloft at sea, January 1, 1850; Thomas Jones, ordinary seaman, consumption, January 20,1850, The Erie was towed tothe Navy Yard, yesterday afternoon, by the steamboat Goliah. The following is a correct list of the officers attached to the U. 8. sloop of war Marion, at Boston, desti the East India station :—Capt. William M. Glendy; Lieutenants, Alexander M. Pennock, George L. Selden, Benjamin 8. Gantt. Andrew Weir; Surgeon, John A. Lockwood; Purser, Nixon White; Acting Master, Rich: mond Aulick; John L. Broome, Lieutenant Com ing Marine Guard; Assistant Surgeon, Edward Ship- Past Midship: John Wilkes, Jr., J. Pembroke William D. Midshipmen,” Alexander J Dallas, Charles B. Smith, John J. La ye Henry Wil- gon, Nathaniel P. Fric c k, William ley; Boatswain, John Burdett: voy R.M, Bookings Chaponer Join Rustic; Sailmaker, Wm. teward H. Underwood. Broekiyn City Inte! EC. PP eerie oy ‘Tract LS pt ee twentieth an- versary is society was held, last evening, at Dr. Beecher’s church. A ay ae audience was in at- tendance upon this most interesting occasion. The at 7 o'clock. Ifred_ Ei wards, President, Rev. Dr. Cutter, took the eegee> F2 det urred of $377 08. ited that 186022 pagen of tracts had of which 141,692 weve’ been circulated ie ei ve 577 im iP ns. end ard 416 Bibles nave aioe Noon aistriinted ts in of the American Bible Society; also, 411 copies of the New Testament. The agents of the society have secured 410 echolars for the Sabbath schools, 61 scholars bli waa and 149 persons have been induced 560 signatures had been secured to , and 37 conversions had taken 5 a 23 : << Place through the agency of the sec! The report showsa \d increase in ite growth and ¢ Naval Hospital, in which are th the most beneficial rerulte to Today The pb F, closed at about ten o'clock, and the audience dispersed, bighly gratified. Common Councit.—The Board of Aldermen had « , fer the one purpose of J ‘ae am relaticn to this matter, xcept. Py erm aod wae oh he epee vane to it, to the Sages , eet and Law ittee, for their report. Reddin, resolution, to increase. after last night of thi te «(The bt = vale! is $1 09.) This, after te, ‘Was lost, as also a motion to refer itto the Wateh Com- mittee.’ During the debate, ‘Alderman Spies{of the Fifth ward, took occasion to , that ne now on duty were not fit to watch his many of them were not citizens of the Vaited States, “After e few other uni) rtant resolutions, the Board adjourned, to meet on Wednesday next. Micetcemad ts gheecamehh, bon emat “brooklya grounds, from New York and other places, 23. Court Calendar—This yg ou PO Count.—Nos 236, $% 21, 248, 252, 264, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, Goid Pens—Golad Pens.—Don't be annoyed pie or, steal pene; Uhrew them oway, aad pet one of yeare. Sold exclusively aay TY SAV AGE. 92 Fulton street, € v wate rivalled collection of fae geld and allves avehen, whieh Sewlie tremely tow. ‘We call sei tng 0 Miy.'to violt it at cae ts ging The'round of the Unisa, aga will not iy bet sania. We bye ye Pr to ta 2 Lag! Fever ie ( eatan cron Bickel P seusloey at at alae anaiaeaiahiam in first rate gic 1d cAUrry sereete between Catharine and Mare Brady's National Collection ate call aad tet ees types, 26 and 27 Broadway, re celebrated S- Sarre pee &. and citizens are respec’ Jost eed, armel isin invoice Ae} BES nrp tee a MBE —— — Gaiters Cheap, at the yoy miFine cal tree seat of te onder, tor bt 88 coms Baste, $8 ic ncadots Beet gt rad meee gee and ete ice, aaah Tad Wonderful _Improvement—PI Spamete tage Lo te color the hair or it imjary te the neti set Siesta = ee, iphone the eects Colds, Rheumatism, Eruptions ofthe an fee antes eran and effectenl remedy, Ravoapee fae poe COMMERCIAL APPAIBS. Monday, January 248-6 P. B, ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning. Some of the fancies advanced « fraction, while others de- elined, Quotations are ine very unsettled, unsteady "tate, and there are decided indications of a deprecia- tiom to some extent. At the first board, to-day, Erie cent; Erie Bonds, old, \; and Erie Railroad, }j. There ‘were large sales of government and State securities, and transactions im fancies about to the usual extent. Prices fell off full ', per cent from the opening to the closing of the first board. Harlem is now quoted with the dividend of two per cent off, and caaif sales ate made deliverable upon the opening of the books. The rales ©f mont of the fancies, to-day, were on time. At the second board, quotations for the fancies were alllower, Harlem fell off 4; Farmers’ Loan, 4; Long Island, %; Canton Company, \; with sales to some extent. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ©f this port, to-day, amounted to $00,624; payments, $60,882; balance, $2.704,820. The amount of specie exported from this port for the week ending the 26th instant, was $18.997; previously, thie year, $64,294; total since January Ist, $73,981, The New York Life Insurance Company have de- *lared a dividend of forty per cent for the last sight months and a half, to be credited on the books of the | coopany. Also, interest of four per cent for the same period, on former dividends. The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Company have | declared @ quarterly dividend of three per sent. | The amount of Unived States stock ismed to foreign- ers from the 19th to the 25th instamt, both inclusive, was $48,750—of which $5,000 was of the loan of 1842; $7,500 of 1846; $82,160 of 1847; and $4,100 of 1848. We learn that orders received by the last steamer will cause | a large issue the present week. | ‘The estimated expenses of the State government of | Michigan for the current year, set down at $194,139 €6, and the receipts at $144,236 45. The deficiency of $39,006 21 must be made up by an increase of the State tax. The following counterfeits have recently made eal appeerance:— * Newark, N. J ; 3's, om tho .J.; 10's, on the Bank of Lake teh of ene dollar notes on the There bills resemble the genuine in cepting that they ae ‘on the Dute! op the Cit . Providence, R. 1; 5% wark Dank, Pa 3 '*, on tl ‘Wisconsin 4 Insurance Uo ; 10's, on the Battenkill Bank, Vt.; 10's, | on the Lancaster Bank, Pa; 10's, oa the Atlantic . N. s onthe Somerset County N. J.; 10’s omthe | out West, respect. eppearanc Y.; ‘on the Sussex Bank, 1's, on the Warebam Bank, Mass.; Bank, Hudson, N. Y. | The receipts of the Little Miami Railroad Com- pany, for the year 1849, amounted to $321,808 82, against $280,085 48 for the previous year; showing an | increase in 1849, of $41,813 34. The last annual report of the Boston and Worcester | Railrcad Company gives the annexed exhibit of the | traffic operations of the past year, and the financial | condition of the company at the close. Boston axp Worcestes RatLnoan, Nov, 80, 1849. 606 881,388 O1 | 11,182 12 1 984 07 | “ gravel train. 250 00 $703,361 15 | Reserved inoome, as by report to December | t Ist, 1848 Set daseas coepad 4,480 88 Total income account...... $707,852 03 | ‘The expenses have been. 429, | Net income. ‘ + $278,408 68 | Deduct dividend paid in July. s+» 135,000 00 | $143,408 68 Dividend declared, payable Jan. 7, 1850. ... 185,000 00 Reserved income, ....eeeceeesecees ers $8,408 68 The management of this road have carried into ex- pense account everything that legitimately belomged to it. It is stated that, at the commencement of the year, the equipment was much impaired, and that the road now stands at least $12,000 better than last year. The bridge repairs have been heavy. Nearly twelve miles of track have been relaid during the year, which has added about $30,000 to the item of road repairs. Most of the Eastern railroads have been in the habit of carry- ing these expenditures into construction sccount, for the purpose of cutting down the current expense ao- count as much as possible, and we are glad tosees change in a system soradically wrong. Notwithstanding the charges to expense account of | several items which have heretofore been charged to construction account, we find that the latter has, dur- ing the past year, largely increased, as will be seen by the annexed comparative statement : — Boston anv Worcester Rattnoan—Conatavction Ac- ou, $0, 1810, Increase, ‘am iste head 79 are Pam Ota 99,050 04 78 00 81,131 66 30 00 | SSS 52 _ $2,500 21 | 873,113 64 10, 3 Sas ss Fat tt 340,993 6318.02 47 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. Answers to Sévertieonents cont by Mit must be poet paid, or they will net be taken from the Post Office. i, y HOTEL COLUMBIA HOTEL, BARNUM'S HOTEL. TREMONT HOUSE, BUSTS HOTEL, Sr Nw Youx. ret, PHILADELPHIA Tetrerr, BaLrimons. TAEMON'T caTheet, Bosror, ousm, New Yor) Ri. WILLARD'S HOTEL, NeAR THE Paxapent’ eo Mammon, Wasnimeron, D.C. AMDS. $1 REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY MORNING, Jan. 28th, a Black Moroceo Pocket Book, contain mary papers: with the name of William W. Miner on them, an’ a Feward. with the thanke ef William W. some Biils. The Sader will have the above the book and contents to 27 Kast Broad: , by returning | Weaxm—zy TWO RESPECTAB lich women, situations—one as Seamstre ‘YOUNG ENG- mbermaid and a Ty ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, wita Goo recommendation, to act as Nurse and Seamstroes. Ap- ply at No. 40 Ui UATION AS COOK, WASHER andlroner. Can give good city reference from her last Please call at 120 Fourth avenue, for two days. W4NTRD—A CHAMBERM AID WHO UNDERSTANDS her business, and could make herself generally ueefal. None need HR but thoge with the best recommendations, Apply at 0 Fifth avenue. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION good plain Cook, and is a tiret rate Washer and Ironer, 18 willing tomake herself generally useful. Has the best of city reference, from her last places. Please 811 Sever %, between tho Ninth and Tenth avenues. in the rear. een for two days. AMUSEMENTS, CALC AOC, OW ERY THEATRE.—ON TU apay. svamiee, 1am, ai vy! ¥ eye ‘a eran Lita EGE —Webassy, Mr. Steve Faalies the darken Poe Blex ello, Mrs hat Mre. To conclude with the drams of the LITTLE yAL-- Carlo, eurnowed the Little Devil. Miss & Denia; Bou Repheo!, Mr. Fr 4, Mr. Arnold, Gil V Mr. Giiberts ¥ Nberts, Cassiida, Me wee. ua» PRAU ve Jan. 29. the perform: the farce oof’ BORN TQ Good } Mr. Kednond Ryan; Coun: Lockyer. ‘To be followed Jombo Jen Mr. T. D. Rie; Solomon SI: -s Herberts Debo- v8. Murry. ‘To conclude with the BOTTLE =Ni- Me. Mato re; Willibald, wre Ran Bot- INTELLIGENCE BY THE MALS om Correspondenee. Wasnivoron, Jam. 27, 1850, weer Bie “THEATRE. —-E. A, MARSHALL, BOLB eiday evening, Jan. 20th, will be performed, ody called LON Lon bon ASSURANCE ir, Bla} rin te Pi A Variety of Interesting Subjects Discussed. Fett; Grace ilarkaway, Mice Keone A suspension for three days of the two houses of whi ne! dramatic r re OF GOLD. walbere Mt. Dota Circle’ and Paruueste, We. Feinily 4 ‘Se. Doors open at half-past6; commence acv. EATRE—W. EB ig PROPRIE- 1OUs r a Captain. Murphy eens an eee Sleek Sowerby Ganly, ee Mrs. Charles Torr Hichwan; Bmama Yorrens, Mise J. Hill; Mrs, Ors! Miss Chapman, To conclude with LOVE LAUGHS av LocwsM TMS Vigil. Hoa: Capt. Mr. Leach; in Ameriea, # new and ori three sete on titted THE SPIR Congress, bas produced « political stagnation. It is almost as dull as wideammer in Washington, and the day bas been about as warm The air, the sky, the clouds, the sunshine, have all combined to give use tad June in January—a beautiful Sabbath in mid- Itis the first good Sunday since the meeting » Congress, and the turnout to the churches was al- most univereal, The President worships at the West End, and they who prefer the sunshine of Exeeutive Dyott: Ven Guildergurten, Mr. Th Miler Olivin ‘ md Parquette, Wra Isherwood, Lucretia, Bish, Mr Lydia, Mrs. | 'avor to the manly independence of American freemen, re recente, ors open Kean. 1 ae rpvrgghssees courtiers to the chapel of St. John. e Col ' OLYMPIOTUEATRE—TUESDAY EVE. | (TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE, BELOW EIGHTH | coralian sbb was. here, We Mag ane yetnee of Epis» the entertainments to commence with Street-—Benefit of Sig, Benevent: x copalians, and read the responses with even @ greater ATE ROUND Gi itizon Sapgfroid, Mr. Walcot; Al- uary 29th. will be performed Mozart's unction than the “noble ieury Clay.” All right. The phonge de Graudier, Mr. Conover: Fpatieg, Mirs Mary Taylor. | an opera in three acts-Don Giovanni, Sig. Benevent past may be cancelled, if we can cheat the devil in the After which, OAMAKALZAWAN AND BADOURA--Bung, end. We attended the churen, to day, where Mr. Polk Bir. Nickinscn; Camuralraman, Mise Roberts; Badoure, Miss d family #0 faithfully atiouded ory has de- M, Taylor; Dense My. Conover; Bl Rog Mr. Barnitt. ed, The audience is reaused to thefokunch, mess Dic! Fr. ordi- “ ine, Mr. Waloot; Dr, Mulgent, Mr. Nickinson; ZOs Govotional outsiders are ne ies, The whole to conclude with the popular OFTHE TYROL. Dress circle, Ws. boxes, dispenser of * the loaves wud t win sngther quarter ef the town Lord have merey upon us! but what a deal of naked hypocrisy there is in the werld:— ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM P. T. BARNUM Manager and Proprietor; J. Groenwoo Manager.- M. enitoons Novelties and ts and The o'ek ordinary Prodigics, B. Albertine, enly seven years of ag Royal, Hone Whose astonishing talenis have elicited the a hem the most popular juvenile per= ed, and will ap ry age ‘this wes iu's vari Daner Sketches, he, “Reren the Martinett! Family Mr F sr8, Merri Warden, Ri Stanhope, How gaat piiesins d, and Morris, and Louis Els: ‘Adnitsion to the Museum, Pe formance, Be, 25cents. Chil- dren under ten years, 1236 cents. hela ANTED—A SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK, IN A private family. Best of city reference given from her i Ange Please call at 139 Thirteenth street, first floor, ack room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid, and to assist in packing froning, or do plain sewing. of city references c two days, ut 87 West Nineteenth st., Wena A EP ROT ASO YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do plain cook: ‘washing and ironing, or eral housework, im a private family, Best of cit ven. Can be seen for two di ‘Please call at Ghristy street, in the rear, second build Ig. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE is acoustomed to all kinds washing, if requires. Can show Teferonce, Please call at No. 235 Bowery, Can be seon for two days, from 9 o'cloek, front basement. x. P.M. ANTE D-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung girl, y, do chamberworl: oF CT wee or to pod care of children and do plais wien. Re try reference. Can be seen at 23 Asiteball, woe of Bridge street, for two days. Ww ANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A RESFROTAELE oung Woman. as laundress or chambermaid. Has ni jection: in the country. Apply at 287 Mott, corner of ANTED—A GOOD STORE AND BASEMBNT IN William, between Liberty and Pine streets. Address box 460 lower post-office. NTED—A ren BY A RESPECTABLE “aL to do t fs smalll family, of chamber work. Isa ir. The best of references given, Apply ITUA- 01 wash, 4 oe in a small private ‘emer ‘The vest of clty ‘reference given, Apply ay 002 Hous street, seco t, front room. Ci i+y* _— ANTED. A WOMAN bd DO tion to ANTED_A eAaRD a OF GOOD aD- 4 business habits, te do. o iy scunainted with the whol vorably known, will be pre i" ove description, & handsome salary Address, post-paid, box 1,033, with references. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, orb, oF to take care of ANTEP-—BY 4, SMART, TIDY GIRL, A SITUATION or to do general housework, er; best of city reference; please call at No. trect, up stairs; can be seen for two day: e 650,302 84 $4,908,532 40 $257,089 56 | This isthe great stumbling block; and the rapidity with which all railroad companies swell their construc- tion is truly astonishing. There appears to be no way of arresting this increase of capital. In 1841 the con- | "truction account of this road amounted to less than | one half its present Poon fey ti 2 64,396 $4,650,898 $4,908, Stinnett :* si, Sue Bn oi on neinineane: desde oeqpetanetion, gcccitetitel 30h only $47,041 48 was for engines and cars, leaving $210,808 for other purposes, the nature of which does | not appear. Relaying of track, bridge repairs, &c., were charged to current road expenses, and still there appears to have been an expenditure of $144,869 15 on the main track, and $66,039 om the branches. The increase in the construction account of the Bostonsnd ‘Worcester Railroad Company in 1840, was but $20,470 less than the aggregate net earnings for the same pe- Hod, eo that had that account been closed at the com- mencement of the year, and all the expenditures charged to expense account, there would have been but $20,470 for dividends, interest om debt, ko. It has always been our impression that branch roads were unprofitable, and we have never seen any *tatement of their earnings and expenditures calcu- lated to remove that impression. The branch roads of the Old Colony Company have been s drain upon the earnings of the main track, and the recent report of | the Worcester Company exhibits the same result. The following table shows the length and cost of the several branches, with the expense of working them, and the income for the year :— Length Branches. It will be seen that the cost of working the branches bas exceeded their income $4,020 09, which sum, toge- | ther with the interest on their cost, ($34,508 86) makes ‘a draft on the income of the main roed, of $30,437 95. | At the date of the previous report—Nov. 80, 1848— | stockholders the total amount of capital paid in was $4,246,175. By the last report, it appears that the entire capital, $4,600,000, has been paidup. Increase of capital in one year, $254,825. The official report of the condition of | the finapcial affairs of the company, om the lst of Dec., 1849, presente the annexed statement :— Boston ann Wonensenn Ranncsn—Foras Invesr- Lene saseta, a8 yam A large portion of there assets consist of fuel, oil and other materials, which are daily required for the use of the road, in repairs or rumming expense, ands “miler amount will be constantly required as a work- Ing capital. The aggregate capital and debts amount to $5,170,- 642 66, upon whieh dividend and interest have to be paid. It will be seen that the assets comriet of materials — for operating the road; consequently they are not pro- | ductive im the way of interest. The cash on hand has deen appropriated to the payment of dividend and in- terest. The eompany contemplate applying to the Legistature, for liberty to create new stock to the amount of $600,000. This will make the capital $5,000 - 000, at whieh it is supposed the company might stop. ‘We do not, however, suppose any such thing. There is no stop to the construction aecount of railroad eom- panies. If they add nothing to that account, and pay for everything out of the annual earnings, the stock- holders would look im vain for dividends. x see, Soon, 925000 U 8 6's, "66 12hy oho TD Island RR b10 5000 ry We ¢ 3 S Peer Et 3924085523 eit ES essesse' 3! eviguesaBszas§ S28 8 it oi 90 Kentacdy to 71 He ‘at a Trost 2G Fam *E E Bk % “Wo Erie RR % Bendin “ay be . s rH 2 FS + in any capacity. Any thus office, will meet at- col tention, pt IS WANTED BY AN Tupeawatons a ung woman, ¥ Chi “4 or Beamstress, or to do generat nctocwrk. ly preferred. Gi = ences giv ri Walker street. No objection thborive & town or village. A YOUNG gaz. Foy oh yf ENTY ‘RS OF AGE. fers sa uth eke Steps.” Ca cpr esters | 8 ou ook ferences, ka not oo. much a8 olj eet as employ— GIRL OF iB ARAOTER AND OF oma tuation to do ‘who writes vertisement, as x8 comsiderable tine. Call ot oklys, up cn WELL a0. erty proescrastnt Pp“ ER WAN é ones with th Do tt house, — im amequal amount. A et fortune be ade confidential, Address = wet + a Sggreeoeatenee T° TAILORS—WANTED TO SELL baths THE STOCK and fixtures of SX. Co, = ene of the lead! arcane sow doings elas caver: reason for Trescet to Mr. Herald office, will Lr 0 LANDED PROPRIETORS gentleman lately arrived from Burope, raising © ba: ot rae aoe i et ot m Tas the bi bij made at 6) 7 street. Gori WELTER WANTED.--STRADY EMPLOYMENT Til! be given s man that understands could wt nteck for eamalt shop Ade get 0 rma, Ke., George K. Tryom, No. 11 Eee rating em BXAS LAND Sct WANTE TED, a FEw THOUSAND acres. Enquire of Water street, ORKEMAN WANTED IW 5 WHOLESALE CLOTEING esta perinten: in Boston—s person to amin SPECIAL NOTICES. ARAVA EE , ERCBANTS’ EXCHANGE COM?’ ANY, Naw YORK, January 1400.--At & mectin: of the Trove this Company, held day, it was that with a view to ee Je the ex! dere and bondholders, (the Gomyny b eet oe, te the ‘position be made to fers: ithe abst oluae eee the face of tnete t par, entitled to dividends, at the praoracneteo rate of four percent per team arte, wat annually. 34, Te the y" the face of their bende In a preferred ee ot pat, pats entitled to divisen deat the rate of three an le setni-aan ‘Benubelders the above pro are intentions to oe 6 ta’ Rachange RDC. McCORMICK, Seeretary. PURSUANT FO AN, ORDER OF THE LORD Chancellor pf Great Britain, Sarg eee oN alge Poa ¥5i year 1538, was com aie ng otha tna, tt for cate ‘eapecting the La= Sipiaees be, emia ta, yermeah ae Att Stne BR PAINE ANNIVBRSARY, THIS Day, THR mT ft, will ‘the at Bense,”” will be distributed. Ip the ag a naa ta Committes. Am aaarens, toasts, gaan 8 CLANS ror x Siar ya qouen, eS Se ee 7 ee a EE teequent the Opera prs ick FE Re © CALL AT io Pearl ereaks where b be hear of something to bis ad- vantage vt PUBLISHED ABOLITIONISM UNYRILBD! J Merry t lemtacedly Bette 2 cane: Sreatery, and source of mach desienbie tne H sre rmerally. ison ane mover seofel every ey of New York City.” price above orn ate sold by the tooheeiiers NTINES. PER CANADA.—A SPLeN DID IN. ey aw ae 8 BYABUE, FRULADRLEHTA. ec DRUNK- D three times mere, by epecial desi engage— ty Y one week only, of te famous Nellie, bora withous eran: Mr, J. A. Loon- Plays, Dramas, Melanges, Farces, ‘Songs (comic and sentiment= of creat beanty and interest, Com tch Mammot! Q visible conversationalist, with myriads of rare, and instructive curiosities. Admittance 25 ¢ under ten years, half pri 175 CMATHAM BSQUARE.— ther Botive, the eriginal ¢ =| os 28 ota Pit 1234 et Ban sfieruoon performance every Wednanday aad Bax eke Li WEEK IN NEW YORK OF GLIDDON’S TRAN- mt Panorama of the N d Kxyptian Antiq liection—Chinese Buildings, 83) Brodway. Adinie= tion 33 children half price. NB. The curtain rises OF DON GIOVANNL—UNIFORM Ts LIBRETTO ri the Modern Standard Minor Drama; price 12 at Berford & Co's, Ni ator Bous ‘at the door on the ers, No. 11 Spruce bea Mesic Store, N sht of the performance; Feet. ALLHALLA. success of Professor d of the publ CANAL STREBT.— TREMENDOUS Mutter's unrivalled troupe Minstrels aud Ballot Dancers, who im consection with the Sable Brothers sud ement of Mr. W. C. Boott, the celebrated per- y Long, in character. Performanc performance every Wednesday and Satur- o'clock, day, at 8 o'clock. 0 Ff Ping bmg | PROFESSION.—TSE ASTOR Bouse will be opened for dramatic sex- suing Spring, umder the management of Ladies and gentlemen of acknow! 01 what sickly servility and beggariy pretences! We have a number of canuidates in the field already, re tbat any member of oud AB REZ ACER. SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY d, 1850.—The Dublio is respectfully informed that « Concert an lilitery Fi ro will be given at t! ve Hall, for th Preston and Crawford, who are high as the: over expect to go, are ambitious of running ‘Old Zack tor a second hy but we undertake to guess that the fol- lowing list are some of thore who are among the candi- dates for the next campaign:— Hon, Henry ( Hon W. H, Seward, Hon. Daniel W etater, Hon, 8 Douglas, Hop, John M. Clayton, Hon Lewis Cass, Hon, Sam Houston, Mr. Clay is not @ candidate bimself, but he has friends who yet think he isthe man of all men, Mr. Webster has made # bold movement in his resolution for @ grant of land to every be is astonished. Mr. Seward ‘dleas ‘upon th strong claims that he gallant corps have he sympathies ot beds fellow, sltineuss ‘Boilering trom Wounds ana eisease contracted in the service of their country, they are left to the cold hand of charity, without aid fro Sta Liberality of our elt ablished. Th their gratuitous ald: arance since her re- i, and Madaine Born Madame Antoi her fe turn from Eerope; , Mise ia ‘North ge Pee from " Bras ds Willis who will lose the poor by uniting and lasing the American Nationai A: ¢ atvstors, Messrs. George Loder and Rich- ard Wii. 8 cents, te be obtaimed at the Music Store ir on the night of performance. « has made two splendid demonstrations, looki same object. Mr. Dou tion, may well calculat Hon. Sam How —GRAND DONATION CONCERT— strumental, in which tho audience will be d and thit fancy srgeiee and ich, from his cenciliatipg course on th artip: 7 Tickets 50 cente each, en and from hie genera! pepularity, may ng th yr ider to admission | j, itled to enter for the rac to th rt iret Cc in considering himselt entit en ¢ race. tions ‘Malina Mise Noha pec vine Pes Ina few days he will, perhaps, deine his position for nor Gui 0" 5 first = pearance, ea tacked Menaeuamacely’ fae of Mr, Clayton very clearly indleates Strumentaliste apren ing out for No 1. He bac P= he owertul ‘red led the adminietr i) centa each, to LT Moree, hotels. and at the Joor, Bxplanationand a list of in order to rise to the top of the wave, it dopation a: in amall Billa, Ube scon'eubibited at Me, | that Old Zack should be pulled unde Godoni’s music store, 40344 Bi ay, every day up to the Now, we hold, that with all these, many others. ‘and atthe Tatornace ‘nthe day of the | aspiring for the chances of the White House, 805 c'elcek F. mme of the | would think that the: real danger to the Miutribated on the eveniug of concert to commence at 74%, vuulie mina after all. Indeed, with the s 5 @ public mind in pen at 6: recleely. Allotment of the denati articles betwe met of Gen. Taylor, Bist cad ine cocona o distribution whilst the - th: tre of public sentiment. eeems to have settled chestra will play the secon rar, a la musard concert. down upon tl onclusion that the great danger is — = assed; and t upon infernal negro question ecko will bea compromise. We begin te ineline t0 this signs the admission so, as ie worlds ite greats . rimpress the beholder with ae eae sas Sie che hover can forget. A new werld is open tohim, aud | ty. There hige g full force ofthe iden." What’an enigma to'man | oft ® southern gentleman it if saloon and see the nu- | of th t the South were vis, the arms, the legs the backs, | Ing greund and were bound’ to succeed in exacl rnal organs, all expos the heart, the liver 0, then th amazed ai compromise on this territorial business; for, sald there are mapy leading whigs of both Houses, who ha already resolved upon a ee or on the President's policy of non-intervention hall see. The wessage of Gov Bell, of Texas, takes bold and manly ground in vindication of the claims of the offi- i men of the Texas cnt J ‘40 a reas. We lor in ry mind w! Hosion 25 cents. THE ARCH spans svi y be ocoupied i ay Se eee Apply to ton. Chama longer influence the action of Congress against the just demands of the State of Texas. There are young men in our navy who are afraid of belog over-topped—they have their uncles and cousins in Congress; bul hould overrule all 3. RW YORK RACKET ‘Members are ing of the Club on cial business, OURTSNO. % AL! 8’ ly requested to attend a day evening, at 6 o'clock, om C. W. ROGERS. = ~~ BOARDING, &e. SAA AAA AAA GENTLEMEN dl Bed- an t t 19 aioe Pisco, eorner ~ 3 5 at Mac. in streets. References re- jences, as to closets, wardrobes, fe with or witnout bedroom: adjoining, afesirable for family or party of ined, with beard, at 148 Cham maid. room, with board, in a remerianle private fr she may find s comfortable home. to adi American, Fost Office, New York, win'te promptly at- ten: OARD WANTED-BY A TEACHER OF THE PIARO- forte, ood references, in a respectable family, ny, gre his ‘would be taken as an equivalent. Herald office, Y A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A FUBNISHED BED- fall. st, Postal, booed. ane Saeed ofa home and ; oh ad vante 1d be by ___ FUITION. ADAME BOERNSTEIN “ROUTH, PROFESSOR OF Singing, 29 East T first otreet, three deors from B OOxkxEErING ARITHMETIC, RC. it by W. J. Ryne (0, 289 otudent To poparatoly on Gerson Seyand evening. EMALE ACADEMY, JEROLOMEN STRERT BROOK. tyn.— Bolan 4 bens lew York, he will repeat that entertainment a abeve mentioned A hich cocasion Wise S. Pool, from ‘Bociety C he ret time in Ameri | Base re popular frown, Professo whose Taectistione have been much edmired.] Will alvo give Headings trom Shakepeare and other eelebra authors. DISBROW'S RIDING sco 0.20 FOURTH ‘and evening ies and Gentle~ drecsing Toome and sehool are well le in the most inclement weather, Gentlemen, ours for Ladi fremB to band? to FM. SESE ASA AANA NIM! |URANCE COM- COM. 1 8 D T. Fasater, ot Ate, Cre commer of Morray on stairs. “Cont ts, ees ener ome: Tedics’ Senis, Pencil Cases, Signet Rings, Re. Coats of Arms Bests of Heraldry, with Baiaies ene found, $2 upws r jeraldry. RT TTT UTTER FOR LONG VOYAGES—THE one ER- Bee on baae, At sil Umea, the beat reality Go jutter, to keep, and so wi ey nee i Ampeng oth ther test he is al im ir reat Captain ‘Mishel ‘ship Joute ~ both gemtlemen having i on Yo, or call any My astomisie wo | W ELCOME THE ra CALL TALL APPLETON & TROUT-JUST aR Brie Bi Lao TRC MITT AC y from cet ies Oy er ht Wail to spply immediately. CALIFORNIA, Yad Trading Little & Co. Hours River, Rose & poe fs. TRL ean’ be C.k r. HOTORRING | SAN wRanciere, oe, Caneere located ee aat a CAMIORNS 80 OLD $20,000 werth of highest rater wil be pare b ye BY . AUOTIO Lo fac Sig om 4, BLEECKER WILL SELL ON TUES- 29th No. "tompson street, the elegant of ier Gi Mirror, rich damask French C) Tete » Tetes, ae, ‘Dress jurcaus, Brussels Carpets, Centre G3 royalty ip any issue whatev: the reasons andacte should be known ‘The bill of Co disputed territory of Tex away tg me es ates ru Ad —The attention of ted to the sale of Teraivure, this o'clock, at 72 Green street. The house is furnis! meet th “wy ot twith rally goed Furiture, all wade to order important point ropores to include the Paso the. ‘The sale will be p Nexis; the only pees through the Rocky Mounteles the Sierra de ios Mimbres, which are the same) toCait- It ie cer- FOR SALE AND TO LE’ The State of Texas wna ROR BALE ABD TO URE Sean ‘at Stn ie cet disputed eee eter See Se SES. ee for it lies west of the lo Grande, although the line of that river weuld uecessaril Texas is willing to cede the terr! South of that, ritory North of 86 30: to hold the boundary ot the en because, on yoo — IRABLE COUNTRY 8EA’ Fe and the contiguous territory to 1 Paso, she wou! uated at Bing Siar. Wertohester TNT Shiniaita | bold the advantages of the increasing overland trade, uate Ut vee Land, ii apa tre: by that route, to the i This will be s dimoult quest piien tatecvention’” polk Mexico wants gy fight for ber bou: It bas just —— te cur ears, from good authority, that Colonel B ¢ nesslon, last wee the highest state of cul tivatfon, wi cessary out houses, in euperi KERY FOR SAL) greatest thoroughfares in the city, business over the counter, and havi Foutes in the city. ‘The reason for sellioy in. Pri cmy bas been appointed as mi the place of Mr. Hannegan, recall Our Baltimore Correspontence, Battiwone, Jan. 28, 1850. The Slave Excitement —Action of the Legislature —Case of John Price Emigrants for Liberia—Syuabble for Ge. vernor— The Markets, $c. The alave excitement in our Legislature is not al- lowed to be dormant for evena day at atime, each suc- cessive Gay bringing forth something new on the sub- ject. On Saturday a series of resolutions were intro- duced by Mr. Causin, providing for the sending of dele- gates to the Nashville Convention at the expense of the Btate, if a bill should pass Congress with the Wilmot proviso attached; and authorising the Governor te oall ister t Berlin, Ty Cra, FOR CASH—A STOCK OF DR “DRY Goops— ‘3,700 dollare-- Will eR a money. Apply to BANKS, Ait for Rerope. & largo ss Beeted with the business. ifs should be requisite, the thorenghiy. Btock smal Biseet Rate terme, & pper part of ay, in el may bear of a store, ve h.. the Grst class of cit thas yi toting siplying wt METH, 727 Broad vay dw ted, and pelable poses, Apply on the remiore the Legislature together, if such en action on the part of Congress should take place after the close of the pre- sent session of he Legiieome ‘The resolution will, I al yp PY] Aout not, pass the majority are op excitement on nfuraie ting "e kitchen, or twor stad s lost on the same ‘Avply vt letter (post - pai Herald office. SUITE oF Be pans APARTMENTS, ALSO, Sea. cam be obtain relay street. este lett fe Wi same, a Dwelling tween the Park’ and food tenant, will please . Pasa: a o'clock val- Fa Sees 2 2 5 pase Sennen aaanaananann nnn ornnnnnnes | Mage, Dot rettlc their a Seforatiy. ther ar- U" ye. ed Livery Toe olga om Barweae ¥ ney rival in Liberia, About t Ros cipated for the purpose of emigration, and the re- Fle, Capi. Wop reas, Faith eee ee mainder were born free akoTl Sane ap ‘The equabbie among the democrats for the nomiva- 7 IC, Capten —. sinips hay wory | [ioe for Governor, le beginning to show itesi! le ne very te i os LJ p= Jobe Jt eq. and James M a- | county y, Joba J. > james M. ere Capypeitea fee cheguaes and commas Buchanan, bry. are Seni ni othe Set ye deed other pelitical eplreate, whe hon ween thelr popular? ton ia in } Tp have emigrated to Baltimore county, ve greet of democracy, from which It wae in wit | eumed that the democratic candidate for ‘on fer Te- | would be selected, whilet some of them hed their yf Ser. ae om the nomination for ( Jest fall. The caloulation failed and | am inclined to think thet the former will also, as the Western countics will put is @ trong claim, « claim which, in view of whig "y Fie, Bast Rive Ly! ted tng angers “noe Roa and fri > i 3 3 dealers for the details of the news. be Saree Rapley Stock Boa r= aye arpinae ae Oneg Oa, ‘ase. Percacetema, Jamuary 28, 1860. Steamboat and Ship Building—City Mertality—Mayor Jones ~The Markete, $e. parcengers naeen ot New York may purchase, but Philadelphia will per- o ere in the work of steamboat baliding. Yesterday { othe eats a Seg alee * Taber wack: ‘was quite rurprised when informed of the amount of work going on and contrasted for. To emumerate—Mr. of her em engaged, wilt ante ares wae Se: Onprey, tee? + aT ononaon, 98 Wail stress. | Ni comp tre” sway tated J I Acaencearts | topaer oss Seana’ s"baas ot kena Fontan he ta ew sed euitrd'ay byte New Vovtroes tm the a fe 1000 barrels The los remarkably fast absorption Maik, Spoils on ia ba the manitest destiny of Philadelphia, but the eomtem Ried ew an) Db, Be