The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1850, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, Decision on the Nicaragua Question. The rumors in Washington, with respect to this question, seem to be taking a shape at last. If the decision announced in the annexed despatch be the final one, there will yet be work for the Senate. Ever since the French survey, there has been a warm and growing desire upon the part of the mercantile public of Great Britam, to have the power of levying tolls upon the nations of the earth at the Iethmus. Had it not been for the railread panic in England, in 1845, the English ‘would bave been more alive to the necessity, for the promotion of her own interests, of holding the Keys to the great gates of the Pacific and Atlantic ‘eeeans. Our country has evidently the start of her in this great enterprise, and it is one to excite the envy of a nation that always has been dignified with the title of mustress of the ocean. A far-sighted view of the whole question, however, prophecies the insbility of England, or of any other power, to narrow the great and important resulta which must ensue from our ultimate rapid and intimate con- nection with China, Japan, India, and Polynesia. Let us once allay the rampant spirit of party, and free ourselves from the distraeting noise of faction and fanaticiem, and the commercial future of this country will exhibit to the world a magnificent, solid, substantial, and lasting spectacle of national greatness. We have one thing, however, most strongly tobe guarded, and that is, our national rights and privileges on the Pacific coast. To surrender these, and thereby to fortify a foreign power, busily intent upon devising schemes to check the growth of our enterprise, would be the weakest folly of the governmeat. Knowing our rights, ‘we must maintain them and sustain them at all hazards. The Nicaragus Treaty. OVR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCF. ‘ow, February 9, 1850. g been concluded be- tween Messrs ( layton and Bulwer, wants coulirmatioa. The protoccl of the British Minister 1s, perhaps, the °rigin of the report. Astho negotiations are disclosed, Mr. Clayton abandons the Monroe policy and the treaty of Mr. Hise, and gives to all other nations the same privileges on the ship canal as to the United States. The privileges of the company are sscured, avd the right of way; but England is not required to relinguirh her pretensions to the Mosqui‘o coast. If ‘this be the true state of the case, the treaty amcunts 40 @ surrender to Great Britain; and if any such thing ia sent to the Senate it will be rejected. The canal is made the principal eubject of the treaty, while the sovereignity of the Mosquito coast is the real iesue be- tween the two nations. Our information may not be correct; but there is reason to fear that Mr. Clayton is furrenderirg the whole question, simply for the right of way through « territory over which Great Britain claims a protective juriediction. Great Hise in the Mississippt, &ec, Baxtimone, Feb. 9, 1850, ‘Two Southern mails have been received to-day.— Another, the latest from New Orleans, is etill due, ‘The Picayune states the Mississippi is rising rapidly. At Bayou Sara the country is partially submerged ; and at Vicksburg the water is only four feet lower than ‘at the highect mark of last year. In the parish of St. John the Baptist, a hundred houses have been rendered untenable by the overtiow of water. Congressional Kiection. Bavtimone, February 9, 1850, Aceounts from Savannah «tate that the election for member of Congress, to supply the vacancy oceasioned by the resignation of the Hon. T. Butler King, has pro- Dbadty resulted in favor of Jackson, the democratic can- didate, The demosratic jority in Savannah is 409. Notazles, &e., in New York, Axnany, Feb. 9, 1850. The following nominations have been made by the Governor and Senate :— Notaases Pusvic.— William Bloomfield, Joha Neilson, jr., Joseph 8S. York, Thaddeus H. Lane, George W. Wright, W. G, Stirling, Joseph Woodward, Francis H, Upton, James Gridley, James H. Dill, Elijah H. Rikes, Charles A. Rappello, of New York. Daniel Lee, of New York, to be # Commissioner of Loans. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, Senate. Auoany, Feb, 9, 1850. FEMALE ACADEMY IN NEW YO Mr. Bexxman reported a bill to establish a female academy in New York city. NOTICES OF BILLS, ETC. The annexed notices of bills were given :-— By Mr. Owen—A bill relative to executions and tes- tamentary trustees. By Mr. Wiitiams—A bill in reference to the Gorer- nors of the Alms-house in New York city. By Mr, Caow A bill amendingjthe law for the col- Jection of taxes in New York city. Mr. C. moved to re- fer this bill to a relect committee, consisting of the Se- nators from the Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Dis- tricts. Carried, THE IMPEDIMENTS IN MURLOATE. Mr. Beexman called for the consideration of the joint resolution offered by him in regard to the removal of the impediments to navigation ia Iurigate. Mr. B. explained the necessity of the of these resclu- tions, and they were cdopted without amendment. LANING MACHINE. reference to THe WeopworTHt Mr. Stanton called up his resolution in table for a ingly om the mat- then Mr Sraxrow t amendment, which was ved to lay the resolution on Mr. Coox time, as he wished to vote ter. Some farther debate followed, 10) it would lie on ra derstandi: offered a alt Mr. sfioctsns then tab! . be resolution was then debated briefly by Messrs. Carroll and Cook §=Mr, Coox said there must be some- thing peculiar about this resolution, loarmuch as the courvesy was denied toa Senator, of allowing or necessity of bot haste. Congress was eee wane need of hurry - ty Daal rail that be was willing to have it ie on the table; and it was thus ordered. THE FUTURE HOUR OF MEETING Mr, Ce joved ‘tbe motion of Mr. Geddes, that the Senate should meet at 10 o'clock, on and after Monday next. en motion to re consider was carried, after which the original pore was lost, by « ‘A debate followed on the resolutions, which, after amendment, were adopted. Banccex offered a. resolation releasing all com Mr, Banceen a \° mittees of the Senate from the coe of peti« tions in reference to the excise laws, and to transmit the rame to the Assembly. Carried. RELIEF PILL PASSED. ‘The bill for the relief of John Tyoe and others, com- missioners of highways in the town of lioward, was ‘The Senate then adjourned. PiLLe Bronte Mr. Foxe reported favorably on the bill relative to Mr. Towssenn reported, with amendments, the bill to prevent corporations interposing the plea of usury. act on yhom th Tabject the “pr. Sonre's motion aivee 0 Mr, Narwoxn present b é = Zz ‘appropriations for the improvement of Recket Political Intel! 5 as ae FUND, | seg ry rabcwag ty eld pte my ame cans . i Lecter. Thoensumnneneet ‘the Commissioner of the Canal Section to a State coavention. should the Fund was received / OBSTRUCTIONS IN MURLGATE, Bid fenate's joint resolution, eal Comin ie! aiglicn ‘The whig State convention of Ohio will mest at Co- riation to roeks that obstr Bf the Fact er at urgace, wore passed, Tumbus, onthe 6th of May next, ‘The following bill was read « third time National rec ulate, and define, and Jimit powers, types, ‘WT Broadway, of Fulton street. Strau~ napuitiees and enfranchises of pl road‘ . ed ‘are respectfully invited to oall and examiay eee ROTICES OP MUNG, 8D ss A ir. gave notice makin; Cs an rete hospitals out oul of tae elty o1 jew York, Mr. Stony gave notice of a bill to provide for build- ipg ap cpentire. wanrion. Davis Pronens 9 itt 90 Geen Gotha ter«fthe Tame Dispenrt ire Gort brought ime bil in Felaiton to the forma- ton of the Adirondac Iron and Steel Com, Mir. Townsenp brought in @ bill to e1 Com- minloage on a to borrow money om mort- Sie, M Mort ve notice of & bill to incorporate @ say- ings bank ie albany. THE CONTESTED ELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY. Mr. Yauo called up his reeolution directing the Committee on Eleations to report forthwith on contested seat of Orenge county. Mir. ¥ the matter had been delayed lon; holder of this seat was ited to it that the fact should be ~ COMMBRCIAL APFAL MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Feb, 9-6 P.M. ‘Wall street was pretty well stirred up to day. The failure that wefannouneed yesterday, created consider- able excitement, and the market hes beeu ina very feverish state. There is trouble brewing among the speculators in fancy stocks for a rise, and of these Gaye there will be a crash that will break down many who are now considered sound and strong. The opera- tions were confined principally to Harlem, and the most xtraordinary movements have been going on in that fancy, within the past day or two. ‘he result is easy the House, as well as that it was true, much bed been sali rity of the: to anticipate. The bulk of this stock is in the hands of half » dozen individuals, and they are making dexpe" Yard _procee t on hia ,motk some Pee ee rate efforts to get rid of it. The advance reported is Mr. Provn observed that he regretted to see this attempt to ure the election committee, which was composed of s majority of democrats, who can report at pleasure. For # (louse of similar politics to compel its committee to report instanter, would be unusual and discourteous ‘rhe committee had buat just re- turned from Orange county, and he had nodoubt they wou'd report as soon asit was proper for them to do 40. Mr. Fiske moved to lay the resolution on the It was carried. THE FUTURE HOUR OF MEETING. Mr. Gorr called up his resolation, that the House — would meet at ten o’clock on and after Monday next. Luid on the table. MAP OF BROOKLYN. Mr. Baxen brought ina bill to amend the Commis- tioners’ map of Brooklyn, nd for other purposes. got up rolely to draw in outsiders ; but they will and ‘that it will draw out large lots of stock, which the bul; clique will be compelled to purchase to sustain the market. If they fail to take all that is offered, in the absence of other purchasers, prices must fall below th® lowest point touched within the past year. Harlem advanced to-day, with comparatively moderate rales, 1 per cent, the result entirely ef the scarcity of cash stock. The bears are eager to sell om time, their option, and have done eo largely. There was very little change in other fancies, and the market closed feverish, Holders evidently feel very uncomfortable. Govern- ment and State securities were pretty firm at quo- tations ‘The rteamebip Ohio arrived to-day from Havana, with the mails from California, and about $500,000 in gold. The 's from Europe is considered, ins financial Mr. Dinnixy geve notice ot @ bill to increase the power of Boards of Supervigors. THE REVISED STATUTES. Mr. Norr moved that the Clerk pay for the revised a statuicr, Ordered, out of the contingent fund, commeroial point of view, favorable. Cotton had ed. Shipping Intelligence. vanced, and there were large sales on speculation. Skid Menhihie, ape Weck: neg Wednegdec ee ah nian Tee ae rene © mene: aative demand: Se honey He S.th Sprague, ‘Trenton, Ashland, Geo Mallett, and Kmma, | Commercial purposes, and it was anticipated that there from Leston, Thursday week. would bea slight stringency in the market. Bread- *tuffs were inactive, the demand being confined to the | wants of consumers. Jin, | ‘There bas been considerable activity in New Or- leans among operations in Texas funds. This move. ment has been caused by a report that the Legislature o¢ ‘Texas lately passed a law providing for the payment in lands, at thirty cents per aere, of all claims against the late Republic of Texas. This law also extends the time to two years for claimants to prove up and obtaia Savanwan, Feb. Arrive bed Coromandel, and brigs Uhoctaw and Au- gosta, N York. Cuanuestox, Feb Arrived—Barke Gosetian, NYork; Antelope, Boston; AM, steamer Republic. Inteligence. ix Leonakp Strert.—Daniel Re a ago in Leonard street, died “one Tue Munver ©. gan, stabbed a few ftithe City Hospital Religious Intelligence, CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY. vouchers to claims against that State previously to her suniey te Lenk, 22, 25 Ember Dayar” 24, be00ed | ces vg ry yug,BtOe%, Exchan inday in Lent, Days, 24, a fentey in Lot te ee +7 1866 Mey Babee RR 3 SERMONS TO-DAY. 2 0 By Bleecker Buildings, Bleecker street, Elder J. P. @ NO Cau & BkgCo ° Jun Wheether; eveni 10 Hatlom RR by Fresbyterian Church, Broome street. Rev. Dr. Chee- od - 6 ver; eve! Z horeh of the Puritans, Union Square, Rey. Dr. vom 83 Adams; eveving. Ow 52hg Universaliet Church, bs ote street. Rey. C. H, 10 ee y. hire Bishop; afternoon | + is urch of the Restoration, Brocklyn. Rev, T. B. | So ending RE oe evening. | 100 do S24 pi bes Broadway. Rev. A. D. Smith; evening. | 1 4 ‘veo 3 mlMnington Hell, Heater treet. Rev. J.1. Wheesher; | j (SA Re Church of theMeselah, Broadway. Rey. Dr, Anthon; | "th Auburn & Rochester st | eveni: Methodist Church, Green street. Rev. Dr. Peck; DR. thst Church, Norfolk street. Rev. T. Armitage: bt an 3 | S000 nue 1 58 Methodist Church, Mulberry street. Rev. Bishop | so"). wo CanmBhce fh ix Janes; even! €r Hudson River RR GO I oe. ‘Synagogue, Wooster street. Rev.S. M. Isaacs; af- | isBheutcrny 99 @ ternoon. 10 Bowery Bi. 23 935 Erie RK 5g 100 Lowy 4 W% Reading RR — 0d 3259 Jelane lo | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Answers to A by Mail must be post Idvertioements sent paid, or they will not be taken from the Post Office. THE LATE CATASTROPHE. ming. Congregational Sburch of Summer Hill, request emission from this Poemrert, Je cumane comnect x4 welt ho Cortland Presbytery, w! grante | bag A New School Presbyterian Church was a INDEPEN- ized in St. Louis, to be called the Union Presbyterian FR Church. It consists of about forty members, more than thirty of whom were a colony from the First Pres taste of Grissey;, also faery; also byterian Church (Dr. Buitard’s; The number wi C. Usborne, a, IY bave given their names as members of the o: late explosion in | K.—WANTED, AN Frat Ltt) Ta0- is about forty. Rev. William Homes hes | been chosen EM. MANN, revghly ified as a di Peg mediately, by pastor ofthe chureh. This is the sixth new school letter, post paid, to a. C. Brovblya inl e AMUSEMENTS. ated ed, te drama oA Tas. Gl ti tine ies Herbert’ Ta eonalu atgh tanee eee ae NATIONAL THEATRE. MONDAY F Lith, the ce will commence eveuing, th the tie drama ef ESWERALDA—C! kr. c aaa Mr, Tilton, Ch ie § fmeralda, Mise 3 Smith. opel! pa, sie Guie’ “avon” of Lore! Bese fe teeny Mae eujets Doors * 17 0's ir. Ta Lockyer. ie open at 7; wo COMMONS Mis Luss 3 OLYMPIC nee py Mr. Bland.--m eat 18, Micebeli; Vineens, Mien May von ¥ re which, i FECTION Onarles me Paragon, ont ake ry Our Washington Correspondence. Wasnixcron, February 8, 1850. Slavery * the Senate— Quaker Petition — Speech of Gencrad Houston. There is nothing in the world like the negro question. It absorbs everything—it mingles with everything—it, supersedes everything; there is nothing like it in the heavens or in the earth, or in the waters under the joc! ac A EB. BURTON, PROPEIE- Pheer ets the eresie ay teat shugedvaurur earth. Touch it on any side, im any form, in any way, Charles Ea Mee CW erke; Captain Murph: y | atany time, on any subject, and for any purpose, or Oresuly) Mes. Hughes hee Obes Baron: without apy purpore, and there te ferment, an effer- Mrs. O1 tad “we Ob par. Fi sem Vescence, anda large explosion of gas. My. sane! Mt witheran, om Hamilton: Fas The first subject upon the carpet this morming, in Ruuelty Mis Be ah tee ard, Mr. Clarke, Harry Stanley, | the Senate, was the unfinished busines of yesterday, to wit: a petition from a number of the Quakers of Chester and Delaware counties, Penosyivania, praying Comgresn to take steps (on account of the negro question) for the able dissolution of the Union. This, the least of it, ie @ very modest request from the aa table society of the broad-brims; but it indicates the og pepeibe spermending ef the ers of Cone oom in assuming that it bas auy jurisdicti i dinsolve the U een 2 M 1 —o "Sach wes ¢ opinion of Mr, \aes; and a petition of so treasonable a character, heat, was enti- re. Bugher, Doors open at 63¢ o'loek; te commence at 7. . i ited OPERA. ARTOR FLACR, BELOW ire 8) a it nae Masetro, Shaper Novelli; avin Zerline, rin Epant mad cuceme te raiiai-n om the evening of the Pertormance Amphitheatre, 2c Doors \¢ 7 i SR 7h, oto tinetti Family, tomimiste, whose te d dexterous trinks fe. uusivalled, Louis is er, the Chimess Ju; ore. Merrifield, Rose, Ward ches, Ke. & % Mammoth v1 4 te Living pepts, pture Statuary. Admission to the Museum, Pei formmyeeh, bor 28 cemuay obitdren under 10" yoann conta, ARNUM’S MUSEUM — Palla DRLPUTA. — PUBLIC to be satisfied! Cind cost uinos, Props:ties, machinery, te., by w York and Philadelphia. $500) ‘ex it the most briltiaut and dazrling spectacle of Mitchell's appear. Trivlog i Dance: Disvolving view Chromatrop &o.. every aftor= noon, Wateb fornd among the ruins, after the earthquake x thousands ef curiosities, living, Admittance 25 cents, Children under ten) yours 14} SPROIAL SOTICKS, Per eens ENTH WARD.—DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN BAL —The ninth annual Ball of the Demooracy of the ord will uke poo at Tammany Hail. on St. Vales ve, ming, February 15. 1860. lokets may obvained at Tammany be Si from any of the Committ: Eri M. MARSH, Chairman. Joux Van Corr, Tre: mae: RENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—IN CONSE. quence of arequest, signed by sixteen subscribers of the society, a kencral meeting of all the members of the waid s0- ciety will D William street, on Friday 15th order to deliberate on the | of the capital of of a building for ed by the octal By order of tl K. FOULUIOUX, Secretary. inden t - Provident. seonding debtor, by the thip © fornia, will be rewarded for thetr t ying to Ww. Uwe, 43 Wi ‘cot, Jaunoey Court. RNATIONAL ART-UNION NT UBSCRIBERS holding shares, frem No. 1 to 1,200 forte ive, are respect= fully informed thet the Annual Rn ow ready for ci at the office of Messrs. Soupile Vibert & Co., 280 eCORMICK'S naetee-x waaTt HOUSE. was 0, the American Institute, im MeCOK Atthe Astor House. FOUR RRY.—PARE REDUCED To d_after Thursday, the 7th of ‘inge for foot passengers on the ferry will be reduced to four cents. _WAASTS. cnasvuldaiiindintensuinidoe RA anni iiihinee ANTED--A GOOD PACKER, ONE ACCUSTOMED y a pack porcelain and fine glass, Apply to 73 Broad tree carpenter, or ‘os piven. ‘Audrese 3. wet ‘i. 1.83 Gea moderp impi for which tbe advertiser — sion wanted let "RNISHED HOUSE nutes’ walk of the Falter ‘ddree line to J. Thomp= N, TO GO SOUTH, | ing and Towing on a riv ru could make thewrelves generally uscful. Call at 16 ot nae ap JOURNEYMEN | Daenns ton street, immediately. ploy there seed soni. of Dey street. eburoh now in existence in St. Louis. Some of them, however, are small,and have to struggle with much pecuniary difficult; ¥. | A? School byterian church, of seventeen members, was organised at Waltham, ‘Lasalle county, ul, bye ‘counell of of neighboring ministers, Dec. 28th. | | ™' Rev. A. D. Gillette, of Philadelphia, has been calle? by rean church, in this city, to be the successor a S Dowling. The annual register of the Protestant Methodist de- | nemination gives its statistics as follows :—Stal 68, clrevite, 451; missions, ; itinerant preachers. 771; | Seeteetan cee tien cal tagebanpee the cakes | y have 798 churches and 63 parsonages, the valua- tion of which is $693, 725. | The following are incidents of the travel of the saints | from Salt Lake —| take great pleasure in communi- | PT MEMBERS, ane OF wasaiNa- ay evening, enlied to the death of Mr, cating to you for the Guardian, some of the incidents of our tra from the 5 oe 1d the objects ‘ot our journe: o ty of the Gre t Lake to your beautiful little vil- “i lage, on the fron! itinens were, withe © company principally left the Valley on the 19th iwaving bebind them yer, with the exception of t) i ond 8 few who is and bereaved relatiy accompanied it, which lett on th ived at bumber thus euddouly hurried into Old Fort Kearney on the 7th day 3 December, all in| good bealth and spirits | ‘The following is «list of the names a the Peroons com! the pany, with thi Of the Quorwm of the Tvelve on M Fience! Lorenro Snow, to Italy; Bi ark; F.D Richards, to Bogiand. Church Business Baward Hunter, B.D. “¥ Josep fo England - nay | Gates, G. lace. 4 h doh Job Smith, H. Pat Churob, rye Bolton and Joua Pack. ey ye Hanson, Busmese—Rovert ain, w. J. bey 4 Erehicl Lee, Shadrack Roundy, itossel Wi A. 0. Emoot, J. M. Grant, Charles bee! overs emory we shail al 1 ‘we bow with eubmigsion to the dis- fiom ot Provigencey that has im its All-wi irae removed hima we deeply sympathize ic condolence in this, Os Sn Musion'te taly—de On Mission to Denmar On Mission to Rusedewssohe Wo an affietion. That sevice of the foregoina rerolutions be leeases, with whom we K merobent, of St, Louls; Antonio 3 Daal; | Mr. Kinkades, driver; and Benjamin Homer, are re- "See mats bethe U, eived opinion of the My t ap to generally conc | Met ¢ States that there “oveiaterin te Va, | iggere who would have to winter in | ie ti th idem is bye PteargedesY wing oe ty = ithern route has been akon them remaining. as the AAAANAAAASA AA thore who arrived too late for the Northera one, Urips Own to the various missions 1a, which we are 4 peculiar ition in which we a the ints time we have had to set es, avd the noon veniences we had to labor fm the Unites States, Envelopes, Lace Paper and the necessary secompanimen N. B—The of and in great variety. Liberal terms. | LAS VALENTINE “popar:—1. OVE-CO- PARTNER- ship.—Noties is wee five, has the undersigned der the name or fi The of the Valentin depot, 18, Division, vi ¢ t=The Mager in. the Very little bust ton te ~The ori the chair. Very - are general partners, an: ope tranracted. Some wero ordered to | iy bepala,. smail bills were ordered to | ciel Parieer teu, cf his original ped Fare, Yalentinee, avd be ard for fiet trou taxes referred to Rae een | Ny aoe A thetr report, | last submitted to They recommend «| 01 vs thete ‘Bibles to esi! 4 inepees patterns in the Bindery where shey ay rest angured of obtaining the most tuperior workmanship, at the lowest posslble prices, vation of property as assessed, and mous alterations, the 7 <, — shows great Incompetency om the part Lot No ree Fwonty ass yy p—A ire the pees oft. M. Holmen, valved at $9,000, was the commit- tee to $2.000. Personal tax on ec fe 87 Franklin, redaced from $6,000 to $1) Tax on Richard S bigtow, Eighteenth ward, reduced from $10 0C0 to $2,500. Tax on Rev. Dr. Meliroy, No 14 Thirteenth street, reduoed from $5 500 to $4,000. ‘Tax on Jobn F. Allen, 2 Clinton street, reduced from $2,000 to $1,000 he being entitled to the redue- tion, as a member of the artillery. wot ci eae tseteth Stes Tex on Robert 8. Cooke, of Third ward, reduced REOTYPR- 3,000 st Da- werreety pe Plates, of the best quality, por packet wp Baldimore; trom du Rowe m Dptician, 77 Naewan street, N Ye in thie sowntey, Fgh OM ort: cis pra at Lampe. INING.—AN EXPERIENCED gs anoLoorse and Bi a it ry, Cuesiineres, eh French Cut Vel od Vestings, a large assortment’ of lvties’ a ts Sh f, Batine, Dati Paline reneh 5 th Clothe, Shirting Li pleo, 9 lergow pre Dy b iy == * FOR SALK AND | TO. LET. ‘OopsTOCK Vint AGE, mone ISANIA—A Pew DE- rirable sere and bi lowe be red at Inet miles of the City | THAT NEW TURZESTORY Jerne th, corner of Hieks i m for any busi tod o'cloek, For re BOGARDUS strent, New York, RETAIL DRUG STORE. 7 pnd purchasers enerally to on~ Goods be sur 4 Bro Coctpeeaet eertaes TT BE curarner KID, GLOVES IN Te WORLD ARE to be found »t Burdett's cheap L 135 Just received, 6,000 paire Tine RS Glenea Par lavende: ora and Fi pier article in tne read a ‘tod ait the ate son of pou U ’ invite the attention of te " ink faithfally sssre pure of seed ia ail, fresh, and wd ees t mai freed tua iat era Pel knows need atreati: al th ways paid the ty eat Werery mache the’ Unived States, Weet supplied with the ver; LS igs ewer a , FINANCIAL. RR nn nnn na 000 vires sUBSC nines, wi WISHING TO RE ffors 8 ery saleable stock capanting Gas Fixtures, China Glase, Lamps, ture veg ing enlied to it, asad ate ntvencion to the style ‘eet dhe C6 a abe sesh emeent te ie ceere rom, yment on ben mortEngs, OF estate, if destred. sent 358 stow vENEt, S Joba street. 400 ¥ | FOUR ¥ RS.—SBOURITY, at © cot be bait wp to the wre than ipetitation ins prow re, an inet Peron eomdtone Aros kt pea _ TUITION, ae ee yea i pony PSS in the oni and racer ce an may tadte male oe Bren vino, Aa 2 eyes * tled to po other consideration than # prompt expulsiog: from the Senate. z _— Mr. Sturgeon, once in eight or tem years, makus@ akD.— ENEFI For the on tim tragic Opera, NORM ‘ ‘es peech, of from five to fifteen minutes’ duration; and it foneee sat ove will take ces i tt 1x? | ina on direct question of sme consequence,to whieh he ruary 12," 1280. om which occasion will be pert Bes seme relstion of personal reopecdibliiter Beck en Balin ‘3 celobrated Opera, NO Signi Barilt Path Adaigica, Siting Am Patti; Poiltone, Signor Forts; Orvocee, Riemer Novelli. Subscribers desiring’ to #6 ¢ their neath, will pleane do so before Tuesday. RANKLIN “MUSEUM, a CHATHAM SQUARR— Hyery evening, until fursher notice, the original and occasion occurred to-day, and he made short work of the Quaker petition. He pronounced it spari signatures appeared to be in the name poner im vd and he bad no doubt it was got up by some black- hearted abolitionist, tor his own wicked purposes. As for the Quakers themseives, he and they held no poli- F 1 kno’ strels,”” big the onl, sed | tieal intercourse; they kuew too well that he would of ladies i the world. Tey will be iT beams, red by the band. | Heve nothing to do wich their abolition petitions out he knew that in sentiment they were all old federalists of 1799, or whigs of 1840. Such was the substance of Mr. Stargeon’s speeoh to~ day, and it is the very stuff for the Berks County Bible. Mr. Dawson, of Georgia, jectured, in good set terms, the Senator from New flaimpshire, for stooping to be- eome the instrument of traitors to the Union, jength the debate ran on to that ine abet cheibice. Glaasasinns in the beware pasange a arms between Mr. Foote and Mr. Hale, in ‘which one ot the most effective hits was given to the Senator frouy Migaes ppi, that be has ever received. cote thought that the zeal of the Senator frou ane Hampsbire bad been spurred up by certain re= cent castigations which he had received from the T8. replied that no doubt the castigations of -writers and newspaper editors in the ¢ Senator from Mississippi, had key 4 os tly before the body ; and if such were sult, he hoped the newspapers would desist, for their inflictions upon the Senatcr resulted in the punishment of the Senate. ‘The leugh was unanimous. in the chamber and fe tha galleries; aud the Vice: Presideat was compel nt to order. je Senator from Mississippi was willie leave the relative merits and demerits of his speco! and those of Mr. Hale, to the judgment of the Senate and the country. With some remarks from Mr. Seward and Mr, Chase, Ne Brother ‘Korobata,” who will appear in @ vi ty oy of poe fr Al 4, the “Fi Alto ee e""Fairy Family,” together Teer ttleat of ‘female Artistes,” who will | iggy new tab! ancient and modern times. Boxee ota PIL 25g ote Private bowen” gence performance every Wednesday and Sa~ SATURDAY, THE 9TH © Tradesmon’s’ Bank, aup= the Westchester Hotel, Bank. The above reward will F the bill, om application at the Westoheater Hotel, Bowery and Broome stroot. off at the Chinese As: ‘The Committee li Band is ereaged. on which, occasion thoy, will intro e of musiv which was dedicated to EL. Clay, y."" The room will be splen~ two dollarm to be had of any of the Whir head-quarters in this city Tt is expected that M Yok willl be present JOUN B. ‘ent ‘CK, Chairman, BALL COMMITTEE, TO that no tickets will AFAYRTTE FUSILIERS’ avoid disappointments give not the door on the night ba thi the question of reception of e Quaker petition wag ieee K. FRENCH, Chairman. | put off till Monday next BE ou 7H an ‘The Senate then took up the resolutions of General vAL MASONIC BALL, FOR THE m Fund of the Fraternity aive u = Saloon, A emall eee pd of officers and Houston, which rest upon the basis of the extension of the Mirsouri compromise to the Paeitic was characterised by gocd tense and jon, which, if more generally ¢: is tlavery dispute, “As ook cceusion fora lick 4 the statesmen and politicians of that sptrited ery little commonwealth, He intimated that the call of the Nashville convention did not originate im South Carolina, because cf the bad odor of nullifica- , AND MasKs, dren BOOTH & © en 4 Tones aie 2 ar Mr. Niblo' ‘ontumes reserved e. ate parties, seen Censtcemst tr SL aia a was assigned to the State of Mierdseippi; for the Southera f which Mr. Cal the writer), there we id be “4 been no call for a South~ ssi pp ry pointedly, Messrs, Foote and Butler of South Carolina, de- th all bis Poe La a any charge againat the politic! rolipa cr Mississippi, he left ‘LIQUO! ORS. * RANDY, LAN MH. & D. CsBE. e firet impression stilt Bist AN DING FAVORITES ding. that South Carolina and Mr. Cal from La Keobelie.— its half, quarter, and eight posed hy ored Brandy, 200 easce Mei Green Peas, ‘rut Fa opengl og on geen that it was got up in Misstxsippi, because of nullification which is attached to thea Pimetto State. On the whole. the rpeech of General Houston was eon- ell on the general question, though not calculated to reetore him the affections either of Mr. Calhoun or bis friends on their personal dispute, Adjourned over to Monday. Lem. Vinegar’ ore BNLUN, oo Want street. RASTEAU caae - pal CAZET 27asTo1w, Oh Water street. a tan 200 casks Otard, Dupuy & Co. aud J. J. Dupuy randy. Wasuixarow, Feb, 8, 1850, Evening Entertainments ~4 Native and a Nor’ Wester in a Row—President’s Levee Bayne's Panorama—Bar- ney Williams—The Smithsonian Institute, $e. The entertainments this evening have been more diversified than usual. They commenced with a dght at the National Hotel, (late Coleman’s,) between the Hom. Lewis C. Levin, the representative of the Philadelphia Native Ameri- cans in the House, and the Honorable Fits Henry ‘arrep, Second Assistant Postmaster General, Aw we understand it, @ gentleman from Pennsylvania hed applied to Warren for a mail ag applicant wes obnoxious to some statement Gs EGOR CALIFORNIA BXPR. H Messengers with through ticket to Sa le packagss, am welt be deli- etal . “Ofitee 85 Broad w ‘ALBERT WELLS, Acting NOWN Pinu pothing more to do with jcoundrel” Warren struck eyes a regular Nar’= biows of bis antagonist ag Wester. Levin p ashe could with « pon bim with his rights till Levin was backed uj (late from Cerro Go: feparated wpe pene both of whem anx of apy thip of eration for his pase given as to character the office of thie pay he The bost of reference can be id capability. Address Doctor B., at tely dis as po doubt they wore, to escape crors-juestions of the erowd. we know of the subject, The would think, would be pretty well matobed Taw-doned, long-limbed ¥ and Levio « well-proportioned r looking native Ameriean, into whose elutchen pe individu if deponent, would not ke to fall. But we must confess, that between the two, we enowld dread @ collision most with the hog driver of Minnesota. As no bones were broken, the battle is not much the occasion of lamentation, though, we doubt not, the gentlemen themselves regret folly of the whole affair, We hope there will, at Once, be an awicable adjustment of the matter, by Mr. Levin ing bis offensive expression. and 4 Mr War- bis blows Let Father Ritchie be the Furthermore, Mr. Warren ALIFORNTA REvOL ‘TION —THE GC f quicksilver operating Machi California passengers ci aie Depot, Ue Park Row, for o Fs) $3; wold eatobin RNOLD Bb Ph ie stock of the above company net yet rd. the books will remain ee uy mye STATES MAIL STEAMERS DETWEEN NEW oh ond Livespent =Th a ‘anes. the command <2 regiment tp New Mexico, where the ajows, (amanches, and other warlike tribes, would give him ramclent employ- iment The President's levee to-night was « perfect jam ou and bis family at home (whatever the public opinion on his plau of rettiing the slavery question) are becoming more and more popular with their visi- tere atevery reunion, There were a large number of beautiful women present to ight, giving to the as- hal Rovernment service, every eare Struction, as, aise, im their engines, to ensure strength and | sembiage a most sparkling and delightful rou! ensemble, od; and their accommodations for passengers are enequal- | Bayne's Panctame of a voyage to Europe, which bas ¢. Ch gt ES pews here for « eouple of months, was to the brim h ht as qharged a8 Rated om the plans of the eabive. Por freight er | 2 wimame cot Mee. B Wittleme are “ti aye J br street, orte baving @ succersfal ran st the Adel; ate the D, x SHI Liverpocl. bie ail) seit pail jaturday, me = oo ion Wedventny, i eurgeen Tit be Atimehed to each formances tn five or six cbaracters of Mra. Williams to night, were the mort pales Of the reason 0%, hit Bishop Potter lectured, last night. ee the ra -4 Inetitute, om the ening oft aeor raliet cannot fail to add to mS the oo oe son ree cantime we bave neglected to meation that or ao cosmeaiee Coloma ibitne of the woolly under and speed not to be felton tetetion, the protreti olty tem Feo, Paagh Pika tan Fra tad Nosoettae | Sclonsl Beoton au thers ower ( clonel Penton and ere o bee | ithe tee Pio] the exhibition of the said woolly b has turned out oa capes table astnees, Wasnireros, Febrarry 1850 Speech of Gen. Houston—Collection of the Revenue, $e. General Sam Houston poke to-day, in the Senate, on his compromise rerolations, and made a very seul bie, calm, dignifed, patrictic appeal to the national sentiment of the country, He was frequently inter- rupted by cheers, and exhibited infinitely more tact, judgment and sterling good sense than be has ever received credit for, He rpoke for about two hours and abalf, setting forth views whieh every trac-hearted etiean will cheerfally emforse, and which, if acted ~ tteomers noe excepted. She cen cake the tole ‘ot ebaet barrels more of package prese Crete have cepeciel attention. the cutive faree, bei Koods, tea further guaranty of a qnich vare, ned at forese rare sipertenity vf tating advantage of the ‘ his premben, wi " Feiete * at the or of ie ise Ay co. ‘Ned never coi oe *) es Voard, orth River, Produc foot of eer the ruber Sie avited ve view a | Rot talk as wed in the Dandec he is greates Union, whore meteor finds on arm like his to be the House, we bave had several specohes of Mr. Meredith's unfortunate position ie regard to collection of the revenue, They were ail anewerad by Sop Dog ty, me a meeier'y @ Gaaew’ la Thek be ey ed