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

es eee ee ne AL TT STS ra dy one of the knowing ones, and get thoroughly | is rupposed that this company is among the first, if mot | OS eran | rrr ETS: eee | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, becked up by him as to the merits and sitmation of | the frst, in the State, that has laid a complete cogs ARTED- SY ry GENTLEMAN, & 0 COFTAGE BUILT ora cree oe ll INGTON'S BIRTHDAY, Broapway, TB: Snag, Fatrsiy a vA SOLE tome fancy, perhepe the very one in which he has just | ‘rack of improved or H rail. House, in or near 4 house must rontain ar. ae Se-00 ‘s yr vemene’, Our Washingto Correspondence. burnt his fingers--only this tims hehas some private | Thé length of the road tm operation 1s 53 miles, dou- | ‘Sdazess " Wuntie,” New Pork Kost Omens > uty *itwasion. nr Blaise, oy “ pd Eats eae irae tt Ma Wasninoron, Feb. 29, 1850, particular information ; he knowse director; can tell you of fabulous receipts, and ridiculously small ex penses ; has proof poritive thatthe public is coming im; bas secret information of large purchases by the grocers, &e., &o , Kc.,and believing that he knows this time mere than bis neighbors, ruzs his head into the mare, and is again plucked by the very men who have blown up the bubble, but who always manage to get Out in time, and leave their victims to sufer by the eollapse. But, af.er s few short weeks or months, both parties are equally prepared and wii!ing to recommen: the same exquirite, fascinating mystification. The Votaries of Wail street should make a new reading of the old Latin maxis, “ Experientia does-ii,” and invert it by saytr g“ Experientia docet.”” At the first beard to day, United States 6’s declined 2 percent; Erie Bonds, };; Farmers’ Loan, 4; Har- Jem, 4; Exie Railroad,J)<. Operations in the fancies bave {ellen off very much within the past day or two, sud the ssles bave been principally for cash. Cash stock is getting quite plenty, and as nothing but a temporary security bas put up prices, we may look for ® tall avy dey. The great fluctuations noticed from day to day in quotations, and the great difference in Prices for cash, compared with those on time, either Duyer’s or seller’s option, show how unsettled the mar- Ket is, and with what difficulty it is sustained. Itis our impression that, one of these days, there will be a fail greater than the rise has been, at one swoop. The market clored weak at the second board. The only enfe course for outeiders to pursue is to realize. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, tc-day, amount to $116,420 19. Payments, $22,525 26 Balance, $3,452,373. The sales in the Chicago Land distzict, during the year 1849, embraced 168.116 acres, of which 26,389 ‘ere entered with cash, and 127,727 by land warrants. The aggregate amount of cach received, during the year, was $36,487. ‘The cargo of the schooner Josephine, cleared from ‘his port yesterday for San Francisco, was made up 0 Baile, 00 1e0 asker do., 500 boxes; do., segars, 12 boxes; pickles. 60 di brooms; ware, 1 cask and 40 bundles; paper, 184 bundle ; linseed oil, 566; = &e., 40 boxes; bem age 87 dedbis.: i. Satins Bowe a barrows; 1.200 pieces = 22 packages blinds and Saker 21 door: 1 The exports to California from Boston for the threg days ending February 15th, were as annexed:— Doors, 20; house frames, 8; lumber, 207 M; shingles) 120 do. i beloks, 76 do.; plank, 10,130 feet; i Jobst, 16,249 ters, & do ; pi 400; elapboards, 4 M; pis WO ware bouses,38,145 feet; Deana, 10. bbis.; ries, 14 half do,; liquor, 119 cases; herring, smoked, x do Bie smoked, 17 do; coddsh, 10 drums; 1. 20 haif bbis., mackerel, 90 qr. do; mackerel, 208, kite; a; batter, 160 kegs; crackers, 174 eases; lard. 100 Kegs; lard, 17 cases; leather, 10 rolls; leather, 100 sides; pails, 16 pes. mortar, 90 do; mortar, 84 bbls ; pork, 112 half bbis ; saurages, a kegs; four, 250 half dbis.; 3 27 boxes; bame, 8 tierces; catsup. 12 boxes; 3 a 39 sheets; adles, 210 boxes; shoes, 159 ei ladders, 25 Dlacking. 7 cases; Magor, brushes, 120 do ; brooms. 432 a Russia duck, 250 pieces; eareaparilia. 25 boxes; pickle: 52 kegs; sugar, 9 400 ibe ; sugar, 2 bbls ; firkins, No. 360; paints and orls, 6 pkgs.; cordage, 3 coils, &e., &>. The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate cost of sixteen railroads in this State, in each of the past four years, We have no returns from the other com- panies in the State, for 1849: — Raunoavs or tHe State oy New Yorx. deus, dir 1348. 1349. Roads. er fi sg of rail, 61 pounds to lineal yard. The second waslail Echencotady & Troy. . seit 548 ! Attica & Buffsto 705, S234 Ri <b ste 601,911 2.087.707 2.614520 2,965'857 ie 805, 750. 739! 83. 4S 332 ST Syracuse @ Utica «Nets 0 10a 06 Foeamnsced Total... « $815,525 455 29,085 060 26 207 73235 240,084 ° Webare put down ‘the cost of these roads in 15/9 the some as Ji The sais from which no reports for 1349 have been received, are as followe:—Lockport and Niagara Falls, Saratoga and Washington, Lewiston, Hudson and B thire, Buffaloand Biack Rock, Albany and Schenec- tady, Utica and Schenectady, Saratoga and Scheneo- tady. In 1846 the length of the roads named in the above table was 670 miles; the aggregate cost of which was $18,325 488—equal to $27,351 per mile. In 1849, the length of the same roads was 912 miles; the aggregate cost of which was $38,246,084-equal to $41,036 per mile. The gross carvings of the above roeds,in each four years, were as annexed:— OAS OF THE State of New Yor fe Bers) mae 1a 900 Total $2 310,078 3 60.340 3.724470 4 284,08 © In the absence of reports is down the same as last year. It appeare by this that the earnings per mile in 1849 were $1242 more than im 1840. The above tables present the annexed result -— 1846, 1849. Aggregate cont of Railroads. . 325.488 $33,246 084 Average cost per mile. . 27 851 41.936 Average earnings per 8455 400T Upon the data that it costs but fifty per cent of the earnings per mile to operate the roads of this State, it will be seem thatthe net earnings per mile in 1846, would be $1,727, and In 1849, $2349; focrease in 1849, compared with 1846, $622 per mile. The additional cost per mile in 1349, compared with 1846, is $14,335, the interest on which would be $875 10, or $253 10 per mile more than the locreare tm net revenue. Accord. ing to this there is a steady depreciation going on in railroad property, and as inves'ments railroads are Deccming less productive every year. It will be seen by the tabie of railroad earnings given *bove, that the receipts of the Syracuse and Utica Reflroad Company for 1843, are put down at $677,671. and for 1849 at $492.543 The cause of this decrease is ® reparation of Income from ali sources but traffic, new stock, rents, &o., ake out by the report foe 1848, the earnings that year were $381,199, instead of $677 CTO. The operating account and the construction acocunt of this company are ro mixed most impossible to tell anything ebout either. We an- nex the last returns, showing the receipts, &e., for the year 1849:— Syracuse avo Unica Rartnoan. Amount received for Total receipts, ‘The Amount expended in laying new track is $341- (87 00; this, together with the disbursements for re- pairs, running the road &c., makes the gross expendi- quree for the year $684.061 77. In this is not included the amount paid the State for toile, $24 630 36. The company own 3 engine houses, 3 workshops, § firet clase engines, 4 second do,4 third do—total, 16 en- gines, 24 passenger cars, and 196 freight and gravel cars —total, 220 cars. The number of miles run by passen- ger train, 196,628 ; do freight 60.000; ail others, 72,000. Total, 268,528. Aversge speed of pasrenger trains, 25 miles; do freight, 12 miles per hour. Total number of menemployed 559° ‘There bave been two semi annual dividends made— one of 4 per cent, Feb 16; and one of 5 per cent, paid August 15. This company has completed a double track from Sy- racuse to Utica, with suitable ture cots, Over 5,000 tons of iron have been laid during the year. The last track bas been laid mainly upon a gravel bed. Ten briek water houses and two of stone have been erected along the line, Two more are required. There have siso been erected during the year several new wood beaver; aleo, @ large stone freight house at Rome, at the junction of the Watertown Railrosd, which is now in the course of construction. The number of men employed during the laying of the second track aver- aged 500 per day, which has cocupied the whole season \ | The trom for the last track was madein England, It Le track. The fret was laid in 1847 end "48; weight W 4878p 74 SITUATION, BY 4 GRavrTay YoULG nd ‘ork, oF take are of chi come watt Com | Tenth street, bet Tecommended. | £0 much am object aga comfortable bome. in 1849; reil70 pounds to the yard. Capital stock $2,000,000. Amount paid in is $1,- $02,100. Cost of construction to Dee. 81, 1849, $2,368,043 55. | yvy Mg ye ES Indebtedness of the company amounts to $1223°0 Teath Stzeat, Netween Sixth and 80, This includes $80 000 company bonds. One-half | <= "Et tee tare. of this is due July 1st, 1850, and the remainder Jan. Ist, | | Wa rietihtceewerbel dt mmal feign lease oat, | fe 61. Due the company on same day, $15.5 two 74. making | ‘3S Lerey street, corner $105,726 60, the total debt of the company on the 3lst | |) WANTED—aN fs ve rouse iG wan. 7 TO ATTEND in a Lamp ai He must Deo, '49. ied han fase. of | Boowee %6 the Bs ofa hance Address ANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE oun ® woway.a Stock Exchange. 2100 U 864 wre 1st 10a Barton Re oy | Boge ne seqoated wi fo aw < 4 960 i a #10 53% | WH ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS ty HE ms 4 be ‘% Pisin Cook, or Washer Troner; or to do geveral He _ OR SS | housework. Good eity ro erence can be given. Please * apoly HEN 36 Lang | we is ‘enth strees, first floor, back room. Can be seen | WS@ 10 Madison Ina'ig” go | Eth! 2, No objections to ge 1m the country. Og $1100 Brie 7 Bits | ANTED— A PURCHASER, YOR 4 SPLENDID $0 abs Phenix Bank 23% 30 a oH | W Stuart Biahtand mounted with solid 00 | ister takeestee sheet 21 Bk cum, full 103}¢ 1000 do | Wwill be sold's ba argain, te he § Am Ex Bk’ liz 15 shs Mohawk not dtepoe: of by ogi ye) m: do Hii 1000 Reading M Bonds 70, | cinposea of by rae of tities WEEseNy 10" feaenve Savon RIT | future im this ‘paper. Parties wishing by hale ol Tr 2 F val Hie 7 th D % | gab pe arabes ebstee tugs raffle, will Ir plese apply a oo Canten Co 393, 20 Reading RR 38 WB ghlo Lite Co A By ga Fs i WANTED-A PURNISHED PARLOR ON BROAD. ween 290 ie Gi 100 a 3M | Ziv, Sun‘otiee, with terme. anaes aed 7 4 acumen ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPRCFABLE 0 Mow Jeeney BE .. Hiss, married man, 98 Porter; is a temperate man, willi ND BOARD: as orig | BAkS, himeelt” wat be een at No. 2 Biraingean m5 di 6 7 10 Morris Canal A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 250 Readin| rivate family. RR ‘36 Fd Harmer Trust AY at 33 Marion re bt 1m i ANTED-TWO Bac OND CLASS OR STRERAGE 50 100 Canton Co 398 | ‘Through Tickets to San aco, im steamer of let oF 50 do Bi 61 pen Sri Apply to BENRY Wa ERMAN, 239 Cherry SALES AT i | . Ilincis Bonds 46563 $5,000, 4634; $10,000, 465¢: $10, | ANTED— A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 463 ‘hamber: Waiter. Has | UY (yonne, Woman, as on her task eM co S286, 10054, rb ‘App: aN to eleventh» er phy Re nia hn ‘Company, (100 dollar shares.) | ANTED—A TUROUGE Lie my t en TICKET TO ke Bonds, $100, a lowland Franci:co, in the steamer for 2034. inwall's Line, for which & small la elit be pala a eed ya, society ‘ubrary ‘Athwneum stock, 1 share of | pavg lig ae Pee Since i> a ny nets Lshare of the Ellsworth Land and Lumber Company of South street, up stairs ool 8 | Weve hi A SITUATION BY A RESPEOT. , | ar ined in ber last place Swe gears’ “The test of er. of ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | Stzecencecan beciven ifrequised’ Please to oall at 31 Hon | ward street. Can be seem for twe dayne put W4NIED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE TOUNG Wouan, ae my ie eee rerk, | sei lie it with the Visctet tintogriey, Can be ten for two Please call at B’ W4Ntep- by A OTA BI airl, a situation as Chamber housework of a small respectable Norfolk street, Can be seen for two days. sey sy BY A_ RESPECTABLE neral housework, se: Angoers to Advertisements sent by Mail must be BE a Neapat punfay my sy oon Office. LOST AND FOUND. Fe aaa RAE a Ree Naan REWARD.—STOLEN, Pn ey THURSDAY, b WELCH YOUNG Please call at 125 }2 Monroe street. D—A PURSE CONTAINING A SMALL SUM OF | , which the owner can have by describing and pay- HENRY A. KERR, 746 Broadway. Wie YOUNG MAN, street. None need aj willing Re p. ) RARERRPRE, aT commendations, and unless useful. Saanaaanaaanan ithout first rate re- Jpzmccsatig REPUBLICAN por couurfrae himself generally —Ata meeting of the above commit Tam- | many Hall, on the evening of the iihinn ia the nce | of Mr. Denman, Mr. Char! wards wi to the | shale. On motion, it was resolved that’ ‘the committee pa Ya Bay ge YOUNG + Si ee mall privat nw ine acdress'A. Be lower Pest Ofice, stating Chantel upes Mr. Ste cue ¥ Mare. Giloe i Mire Nevdtam, Prov i ate Putnam, Deor nen at Se cenvee Fick ball, iif Sypians, Mr, Harris; Madelaian, enige, rs: Rolaht. To conclude with the SEKIOUS F, avin heel aes e Taher *Isvisg at 7 o'elrek: performance ao Lo dol Mre. lactose Rus M tt by, {he local drame of ‘the MYS oF nif 'ORK—More, Mr. sel tale Cannon, Mr. piais Cones A 10 ocwmence at 74. ing, FAWILY—Cheties Tor Less se Mr. Br bon Cuqhe star spangled Banner” will be cun, tue orcasion, whole strer trergth company. To Cd oi wate ae LIFE Mr. ‘Samuel “Codie, Mr. Burton; Four ghusband. | Me Br ch i, (its, Henry Dov ue m. Boxes, Dress Circle an ustte, Be.: Circle, 286, Duore open a met Cdlock. TICHE: OLYMPIC THEATRE.. vRiDAy | ENE: ing, Fob 22, will be pacfonued, the COLOK' Mr. Waleot; Duk. Siitee B awry s oe Miss Tor Me adie hon! pasir Bottle ineon; eg om ae Fo conclude with 3 M jank, M . Nickinsoo; Fanny “yp M = Dress Hk wes Uppar Boxed, 10 ceuier Pit, sg conte, Deore open 83 Las rises at hale. past 7. AsGpera our Leo Bebruary FUND society, Lipa yf .—The subscribers and the general’ are respscttuliy informed: that the third Brana Concert of the abor vel one ot take io plas at the if Opera Hi on which jon the followin, Cc. [Dé yee will appear:—! riuces, Siguoring, Perrini, Signor that, i Baneventeno, Bigncr Worn Core Signor quiries, Hoffman, and'an orchestra e eixty eert will be performed a Ree at arr and 8 ‘of the Seciety, 479 Breadw. ee si ee a in small bills. the It nee oe ee 4 Fantasia for wind insiee- Bookstors ay, and at the Box Office of Titrect LIAN SPR Holicrwan—Locreste. ign Rossi Corsi jeventano ; Vitelozzo, Gvbetts, Si GUIRAME! vi 10, Ay onrdo, Sign et Forti Pee OPERA, mae PLAGE, BELOW RIGHTR ogee ag but one of , $100. Ad of jormance= Parana $1; “Amphitheatre, 250, aS open at 7—to commence at jenD aro, Sifaor 6 Revi lard ; Rustighello. 31 we or Guitilel, ‘tebe Tobe fillowes.1 sprain i isa, 8 Subseripticns— noe PLACE, BELOW EIGHTH ta —Tuesday, February fy ill jeter ed Dosizetty's coletrated Wmed Doslssti's oe * a4, ChEZta. BORG: ‘A, with new dresses by Mr. Trott; Orsins, Signore Alfonso, Signor, te oe Fil skiveren, or a Bowl PT ABEBNACLE.EDWARD REMENYI, TUE CELE- ed Hungarian Violinist, bege low shets, fifty cents, t t 7; Concert at 8 o'clock brecise! iy. ILL SHORTLY OP! nervs hooms, Broad igantic Panoramas, ret, Besten A Vo; ig rag rene) ay FA of ian tl; the benutital River ein, the stent ‘to upwi ards of $00,000 persons. EN, AT ve Gaper HAL! way, Bayne’s celebrated series of on fa ar To ay my en! nti, the (pai th tad ending with ificent view of kamen cane op reg eke ly ine, exhi of Phil fey jeeque Comic Jormances, to York. Si Te EB UNDERSIGNED, it Theat tre, Phi pete ‘of March! 1860, * eo $2. b troune of “Medel Artistes,” comprising formed women in the world, tog ‘ing, "Female Arab Git ’em: f ‘and Fancy Dances,” w to be found at bo other place of amusement in ntlomen of acknowledg aia tions, ec paid, to be eddseesea' ‘om at .178 CHATHAM SQUARE — the week, and every Wed- t 'S o'clock. Prices te F with WAVING TAKEN TOE ARCH roposee to open Dy te from ladies fn the theatrical pron Mi his, which he will be hap ed talent ANORAMA vor denne A 1 velvet PANORAMA, t pict reajue tad ere are taken into ballet for permanent officers for the year 1860. On b “a Totting fer x chairmen, np ombenre fog the vase 120 On bak, | terme, Row withegdres, "OTS econ t, 30 votes, and was then, on motion, unani- WANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN COOK, aLioa SSonely doaiasea chairan of the committee, "On balloting the Branch Hotel 38 Bowsiy, private for secretaries, Mesers, R. M. Barrington and oo Dyek- ee. N. pred | ply but those who can come w: found to have th ber of votes ite to an man were fount ve the number of vot yorgial s election, and were, taries of the ‘com Mr Janes C. Willet motion, unanimously tee. On DY OF RESPECTABLE FAMILY, is ‘® situation as Governess to young tne family woaze, ons th, oF into it the massmeet= | quire of Pid “RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ii Ts - ‘yet iatons whe Tort: being Tams operly rebuke the efforte now bein pete, 4 hen South, to dissolve this hand Tnles—asd svostitecs e platform apon which the ation as Nurse, to do plain sewing, or chamberwork moereey ean secure) | and plain sewing. or wait, Ke. of three Resolved, That the 1 E. Sickles, and s few | years, can be last situation. Apply at 152 Sixth ther unveropel: ut Bolticlane, to disturb heharoony ofthe | rence, at W ee’ book moeratic bana an per e their peculiar an HEMIST—a THOROUGH: BRED PRACTICAL WORK a seeneds ous au‘empia ce daeatt tied eand County | C ing Chemist may hear of a situation by addresing box 2 of the democratic party Sy circulars in- | 158 Post office, stating terms, and giving reference: cheathe c= frttord Conventions, | | G4RDENERWANTED— A SITUATION AS GAR- 7 ldenecd ie tenis contact in this | Practical ‘shi Bown in Eerore po Ro ed Rested LIC. Tye Me 4 je bes. Can produce ot the highest, reapectabiliy. Pearl strect. OTICE TO THE PU ca Pus Dem ovine el Semen or tayine out fe Gentene by the day, liberal ineipls of he ooratic Party, sincehe | Sévert sae her te “few soars since. te the aotive and week or Can be cocn at No-14 Nasoau strest, Brook epimeipten ote Temvoresmgte,addrensed to the offen of Ave in"favor of politicaland ¥ . with the spirit and genius PUPDLERS WANTED— a LIMITED, NU Puddlers are still wanted to complete the su; ements industric ual; ulated by i the he irs, ‘that the action of thie Comte hae | Fitter ae, ae et ctica will be th trolled aires one a heum | tuations, None but good w, the Baltimore platform, and and the | Democratic Party—and ALORS WANTE! —FWO CUTTERS To our TOR by the action of the democracy of std house teers sas i vlourmeyota ‘to O coats aad ipa Mail sro determined to maintain Shae union iS Gite de Th jeving that the presperity and honor of — | street, front room, °D ,-—4 G. ib witkingox. Staese iit motte should be Union, Harmony and me FOR SALE AN See LET. dscise’ be published in, the’ Glebe, ‘Seat una’ Werald. By | cee ‘AT AUOTION, AT THE ORANG SOD, Onalrman. the first day fruit; im fifteen easy. silroads. Es; street, in ip the peers LOOMINGDALE #ins Proviee ton, 01 blican Geperal Committee ‘k. The meeting will 2 ad- | ‘trahan, Henry B. Byrne, | tnd’ 'b. ire Baker, bers. | "by onier of the W' ? BILLIARD jenry streets, Tovme inthe proprie- ‘ard Committes. SPECIAL NOTICES IBERTE, BGALITE, olutis 28 OR SALE—TH. very Stable, 1m YOR SALE—A x ponte old 18 etcuseripion ser ‘scuserption sera ol Far ordre du comité. EMOVAL.—BOWEN & McNAMEE W ® te their new eid i ‘ate Sea dey, the Re’ F SALE—ONE OR THREE OF JOSH. M. SMITH'S Power Presses for cutting tin or quarter-inch iron with dics. Alto, a machine for straightening, cing im lengths, all in one motion, for tre veaers, Apply at 405 Peari street, N. ¥. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD A¢-— ald ‘he mashes. ‘vom —~ section of the country, + Sepeothdlly | id WESTERN to tas oe, 3) FOR BALE OMe TuousanD Apples; estatroet. suit purebasers~ one ensk asso; whieh is very if rin at PLATE PRINTERS.—FOR SALE— je Presees, ye ink stand Oo COPPE ae Witches wide, in will be sol Degent‘opatent. Apply ot Kal- iy tt biota Print rion Otiee, M4 ‘O LB ¥ NEXT, TO A Tere dren, the ace’ scoot d, of seeond ird fleor, with ead Trace Chsina,’ alse, with which ibe gals | seesna‘in's plows atly ritnaved house im Hudson near Fra: pay storace. Also, Afty lin street. The fret for is only oeoupied by a single comple. Beythes: among tho to Box 2668, "Post office. he, Be ¥ sacos 8. he A G. CA) inna, Bal FIRST MAY, AN BXCBLLENT TH ape, Fish and Hammond strect. Also one in Bank Steely: a Ly ith marble mentale, yi bree Pow s, Razors, A Rese’ N een as At the auction room. EX. me Gueta, 0 te Wall arene RI pace. Avo. | © LET-ON UNION PLACE TH FOUR-STO} .—Fine Pocket Cw fi Waite Stic Bute ‘a Ly thie a dey, dds a ceous, fe whieh eat HOUSE N 3 y is feted o oe se loon at any hour. Apply wo WAND | ‘Woun, “ corner of Dover. Tas Boueg Bo. t SUD2OR Possession given betote the firet of May, if desired. inquire om the premises, TORE WANTED—IN BRY Noe, ar a neree On Litthe street, s foreer ef Jol na street, aa aie | ‘ity of Brooklyn for the grocery two-thirds of the parchase money , mortgage. 6 TLEMAN LEAVING FOR RUROVE Wisdes cs were, ke, which has been recently TH NNUAL wall LJ the bouse is alse to BR TENTH A "Feet. Te Broadwey, on Fr LIQuons. pane Bett, costy ae, BoRIRO fe jem, Gentlemen, ar $ ¥ announce that they ere pre ney gro HALF, Qt ATEN, AND Brow yy: Castiltion sit int ; METER vate of Ta for the Viclia « is HAL. r rip do., per bark Empress, landi Vall piper dark and pale, A. M ier We 1,'8- nd; 29 qner- Je, Ino diog at jer custom —T0 ‘8! pet 70,36 Fomily Polka with the daneins, ‘fe ible dealers in the city. od elaganes, 386 Brond way. Ineaig exhidiced im tre jon, called * ausifwily aobors d: al yaare eaans S— he 26th inet norams, in the city, and should be ‘sights of this wond ANORAMA SALOON, street and Ret io —Exhibiti eon CORNER oF LISPENA Freee-This istheoiy exhibition of Classic Paintings ~* by every one wishing to see jerful ag: le tketch in the inimit M Wemyss. rt Baurelven Clcoste her, accepti: mous Liv! prrateand inter perate Eermorams, ren Avonber and Beau! = and magnificent Bateman, aged. Year 123¢ cents. A wEKIcan igs 3, and in the evenii leesrs. Me: jadame Rock: well,’ Forty Fortus inder tem years, 123¢ cet 7, BARNUM, MANAGER Sa Apsistant Bonsere. favorite bas lio’ abt ment. ot 2, variety of the as, © Tmanastio ‘antomimes. nel Repres ao Sterli A besutifal Mbeness OF Jeuny ny sad and a chat ad fessional ta Wax en serpy ture Sta Famit i Tell engagement. ‘M, PHILADELPHIA- -TALE: trated! ty’ 00 formi ‘attraction ever offered. Kate and four and s'x years, appear in their for this week ealy: — Spoiled Chil yond magn! chanting grandeur, ourio~ Cy ers, ory ait" ‘hours. ‘Admittance 36 % eonts; chiddren under 10 CATER: 'S GREAT ORIGINAL PICTURE OF THE and its gs it ow in thiscity, and will February 2th, at the corner of Walker st. | Bing of Fi made by F. W. Kellogg, Horace Grecle: sic from a band. at the door. * inst. | American 1 emperance Union and Capt. ‘To defray expences, 1234 cents will be taken Esq Pi Hon. "alight, of ane New Worlds” Mur HEATRICAL NOT the nyter 4 ofa iy Epon a pubile Sage, bpom 8 pu re, fouse, 27 Beekman ata CALIFORNIA. ar & A nn wel Wright, & Pendexter & Baltimor charge ening. Treadwell, ks Perry, ealtaay erry, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Refer to Lewis & Hanford; Sharp, readwell. New era Ca ist ty at Boni: me ria, of ti cia, "without the ex) pee RAY. Ginna, Sith CALIF! Biseeday a seth Take tf See a whieh Bie : THOMPSON, Agent, 69 Pearl street. RNIA EXPRESS. ~ ch tickets to San Francisco, will lOTCHKL: with sufficient water i OUN'C. C.£ He SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA jacehouse Large ee id Messrs. Ji james a nueek New York, sad v0 le FY Shaye, will be disposed, ins, wil cuted with neatacee and street. Ba GEORGE aL rOnEiS HO! rw SPR oe CH very low rates. Our houses OUT VISITING CALIFO! AANA IRARE SARE |p low for cash. All ‘the old isaad Wate tthe ‘otioe 2 ‘TR EMAN & CO, &) Broadway. Li ney WELL KNOWN TIRM an rerbane emt Log gtd ere ané emi * ever aren to supply in d extensively patronized by (0 Broadway. anacied’ tiemen ot © gentleman ond flor om second floor, with antry and hall room full tial board, suital le tor single gon his wife, Also, very handsome room for one or two gentlemen, at 72 Madison street, near rine street, Terms moderate, Catherine OaRD wife, after +: & BON, TIPE TOUNDERS, CORNER of Ane and Nassau streets, New York, have on cron eaticle pecessary for Complete Printing G market prices, for eal sheet, near West Breadway 1, superior quality. LD FOUL, AT TH jowna? OLD LEAF AND 60) 1" L, * W rouse, aveatly 1 ee ae conatant: shea. "ufeet fom be erland, which 7 lowest ee and a) OGEid ‘and sliver detached lever and, lepine Watches. ‘and silver: ever Gold cuard, fob and vest Chains. Pure gold wedding Rings. tiaine Chains, for Led rencil Ladies ee pa Rt yo poe Ty cirevlar we ning laces, coving statne, NCH MADDER- sles, every part of a machine fereiene Jorrey Cit OOLES AMOLE I¢ Z liste for ohaving te re the very obi trevld im thie city, are y tur 8 Oitogreen bl iy; The “Featteal ot fidelity E rms, "AND SILVER W. ‘inh to purchase W fob Key sx areetilee, for vale, by C. B. MAUICHT, 04 Wall street, Twid, for the barr, m ION & CLARKE. Feat and beet boote. Women: to call on tl wing ail’ descriptions of Gold ind ‘Silver ufacturere ir Burland, France eis wwilling st wholesale and retail, irers English patent lever Watehes, by ley and ot and gold - Bis am cock, rorerned |. Ali watebes warranted of Warohes and Jewelry, | eu Revail, 81 Wall ¥ also con! washing prease po’ 2 o ames. en peri J08 7. opposite the C } WARRANTED TOR DEST AR- oe found Wo, te MOREY, oui ‘thie, aad Bogie #orlubrated ie be had of 4. B.& D, SAN D8, CAN'T WIDE A LIGHT UN top cond ase y one of the great fret that thowe made by JON TTWELVETARES any Indy to do the t halp. oF he perton using it m Ciry Chris Btby marl on ree com 23) No. 08 7 the sAdrer ntaine The Pailorophy of Jad ioe and thote etron; tae Porim: Pom pared thoroughly x vances and mn Reade street. desirous of sutering the theatrical vectession, oe Mart (MERCANTILE BANE | e88 ai rf but offerings will be scted upon It, ds, Bi NTE! 20,000 dollare.—A gentleman recent! rts of Gers e first broweri bly proftetle and far ad Machines used in the fabrication. 1CE— ADIES AND GENTL iar course of instruction in stage vial: et, {CAPITAL, $300, $300,000) roadway. Discount days, lls of Banks throughout ‘8 discount. ITH A CASH CAPITAL OF arrived from Vien- uild and rent s Beer after the ytd etwithstanding the greate obtain a Pay oy) with he large Brewery in New Yor e last. eae this business is lerstands to vy enna, wh NITED STATES M. York iv fer el York to hl charged as poted on Dasenge apply to Goget the shine ot tle lin and return, les ra Th fr pier, reo evans’, in coed direst fot cepted, She oan take the bu packager ond exprers freight attention. The entire earge bei inten poodle, is aturther guaranty of «qui rare © unity of tan as ROME, Cape sient Pr. eet River, ment I onming’s Bove, starete, NEOR co Or comfort. ot ‘Liverpool, $190. Exclusive use ef pians of WARD K. COLLI FROWN, Ly nats to experienced surgeon will be attached to ‘each ie a ES UBF Bh i alcon o Theredny, whe ey Teiranry, foot of W: jew Orleans F accommodations, with gaia ties Sty Peg ly at the office of J 3 Beaver reet, of to the master on { Morris street, year," ROULAR PACKET LINE . having seg. halt her ennzo cageges. will | ly coppered. it at a “fi pd — cite: fen a” Wasae Psi wir bead CR. ht draft: — wend bill to ‘sire advertice for AIL STREAMERS 6 TWEEN NEW pe com oars. CK the cabins. For ‘freight ot woGulldvergenl we Liverpool. Boe oft BANS, AND FALCON, ‘arren street, 4 Uhagr: irpassed by any steamer of Mt ‘si without say lavermedioss fast sailer, er time than ® Zavantage of the preset steamer. na or “FOR ‘SAN FRANCISCO, A No. 1 Canton ship HOWQUA, a ie vessel ig of the samme tet iy 0 ‘all #t., corner Front. HE BARK PATRIOT, day ing, for che t accommodativas, FOR SAN FPRANCISCO—FOR c Keoorgia to Chagres, and by . Inquore at the bars base~ Cortlandt and Washingvon OG TICKE fer whieh @ jor otreet. MORE THROUVOM TIoKETS FOR jeer, (Cabin oF Steerage ) for the idth Magoh ay Kat! hiaronronn, 11 Wall stress, The Negro Question in Congress— The Debstes thereon— Foreign Missions— Scrambles for Office, ete. ‘The negro question ran bigh in the debates in both houses of Congress, to-: In the Senate, the handsome and eloquent young Senator trom Alabama, Jeremiah Clemens, was very furious against the North in general, end Gov. Cass ig Perticular, Gov. Cass defended himeelf. Mr. Foote went at Mr. Clay, and quoted Cley formers ly on Clay now. “Old Hal’ defended bimself all over, and made s patriotic talk, which thrilled the hearts of those who heard bim, Even General Foote venerates, respecte, and, 1 may say, loves the brave “Old Hal,” for the patriotic spirit that burns within adberence, throughout hie lou never lived, there never coul bate in the House was ourried on by 1d two others of less note. Jeus erous man. It would mo than with Jeremiah ol 's place, would be apt to the one to free th the rea of slavery. These two com. ought to be doomed to iced shower set the Union on fr other to enlarge th bustible gentiem ota, tain ‘sominetions Tejected. Others want the ea cone firmed, The impression is, that most of the New York appointments wiil pass through the Senate ‘an Allen, the (barge, and Charles Delevan, the Come sul. may be Fejected. There is bard pulling eaeh way. A Charge des Affairsbip wili be given to citheir Geo, Folsom or Alderman Benson ~perhaps to both—shoald Van Allen be rejected. Daddy Davezac will soon come home from the been strieken down with sickness, and unable to attend to the duties of hig ight as they are Mr. “oneph R. Ingersoll is to lin. Mr, Hilliard of A who would like it, and would grace the post, is d in Congress. The political foroes here from Boston and Philadel- phia, to procure the rejection of the collectors of those orts, are about equal to the forces from the same jocalities to urge their confirmation. Rumor says both, and all the parties, havea pienty of money to work with; but one of it has yet been seen by i KREIS EFFE. Kabelais at Wasnington, Wasninaton, Feb, 17, 1850. The Way to Geta Clerk Elected by the House of Rep:e« sentatives, The way to manage such @ body of men as the House worth studying. To manage the lower House, requires only # majority of ite members, in ordinary cases. Im others, it is only necessary to manage a plurality, provided there is @ quorum in ses- tion. As an instance ef how the thing can be done. the first dive is to get a nomination from the party In ordinary cases, where a particular party have a de- cided majority who will stand up to the rack fors regular nomination, the work is done, forin euch times © party nomination is tantamount to an election. The latter event is as sure to follow the former, as that two and two make four, The nomination having been effected for a particular individual. the next step is to go to work te elect him. To do this, New York politicians are very important. No class of worthy eitizens can pull wires equal to them. But it is ‘not an eary matter to induce them to leave their usual svocations, unless very strong reasons are used. The Clerk of the Honse bas «great many fat things in his gift. He has under clerks to appoint, and a very good ebare of patronage, comtracts, influence, and money under his control. If the contest is to be @ close one, he requires a fund of ready cash—at least $2,000, or $2,600. A leading political friend hires a large and well-furnished parlor at a central hotel. This is the meeting or committee room, for the friends of the would-be clerk. This is the spot selected for the whis- key punches, segars, and calculations. A chosen few ere the managers. Printed and written lists of the names of the members of the llouse, the States they come from, their politics, aod particular preferenees for Clerk, are proeured. The day of balloting arri The friends arc at the capitol, watching, lobbying and ran- ning about, as ballot after ballot is teken, until the House adjourns, when they return to their hotel, toa most magnifi er party. A few members, that can be relied upon through good and evil, are invited. The cham; circulates freely and with the walnuts commences the frank conversativn as to the chances of next dey. The Jones stock is up to ninety-seven. II Only Wants BevED more to be good, above —1 seven votes more would have elected jones, must ies adjourn to the parlor. be bed to-morrow. The = Mer. A Jones’ '» particular friend, is in the seventh eaven nly seven voter seve wanted, m: an you sball have them to morrow * aeae ean Then the door is locked. and ‘he vote of every mem- ber, oe he bas voted that day, on the different baliote, ie canvassed ~ Damn those South ( arclinians ye Mr. B. * Six of them voted for Sam; democratic votes, too. Wh; the hell don’t Sammy back down’ He knows be hasa’ 8 living look "” “That must be seen to. Jones. go and haves frank talk with Sem. Teil bim he is injaring ead the party. Get bim to make them Carolina members to go the regular ticket to morrow.” “ That's the talk! Go down at once; he is inthe bar room now, Takes drink with him and give bimshint that if be acte right, that, if you can’t be elected, your - will take up and put bim thr over the * Ne ne red in he hf Let the Colonel do while this business ie being transacted in the bar room, another arrangewent is planned in the that d——4 bell. and have whirkey pune! Now. the: mocrat’ embers who have stood up to the rack to- day. Bat they must be looked to.” “| bave made @ list of eleven, that I will k upto Serena SatRe the mission to Ber- the rerateh. If thore #i e ed into Jones's oat cage’ bimeelf Before mianight, every maa He is to attend to thore allt ‘ce Jones. ire all ready for to-morrow. and let every is port, and keep his mea ol close. Here mes the Colonel. Well, Colowel, what does Sam hb, be ie ae right « ay ae He willl ir bis friends to bac at ie alles I should be but will bis friends go thet is a horse of another color. He don't iy thing more than that to-morrow be will leave bim. Now who can we get to work + solved. Men are named ¢ influence with the refractory their cue and the manner ia teh they Are to approach those South Carolios mam- oe the rascally free sotlere bie friend, or means to talked over. work in solewa ye y are & reparated to do—and he does it, od Chere H_ s00n clore, and th 4 tomorrow Poor t rede ne though be thowght so too, His ssdenoas many of them, think fo too, aud see seonndingly- b vem these lor legged Lnpe called pages bare the Ccubts ae wellas others The balloting commences, mn has done his duty Jones ber lot He but 106. and why the devil was it not hed. The friends meet. they are herd at work, every mom is alive to his duty; thelr eyes are eagerly watohi that their partiouiar members confides to their par cular furvellianee don't bolt. Jones ie sure to get It om the next bailot—they are ready for it, whea—the houre te ourned The conspirators, regulators, of friends of Jones meet again that might. Che same work ¥ ver again the same cauvassing ie gone through but a are nearer the ortsis, Che fn vo be looked after A tel d upom to be sent to Nes Tonk se teh Case ditional force. A few fetew oan Gx « particular member there ar 7 of theme, for te Howse Dave ade jourted over until Monday morning. Now enters ene Cpe cf the party “Here ie a mune.” “What's the matter?’? “ ee ther d= @ whig member has arrived.” “A chap from Floridat’’ <1 bat te bea . we will get over that y morning com: cre mences. and— Jone ne rere | and think Jones cam be cleer of Jones a bem inditidually and coileotively, Tell down and la revived. re aud roare the