The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1850, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassausts. JAMES GOMDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND EDI ‘OR. annum. DAILY HERALD. 3 conte ELE “an ber ‘$4 per an- WEEKLY HERALD, ever; $07u or $3, per annum the Bu ropean edition * to inet: 1e postage. DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD, ENTRY Tied wall be liber ply fois ser Y asa fors “06 Novice take’ sncovmeus communteasions, We cannot return rejected communications, ULL LETTERS by mail, Jor subscriptions, or with ad~ vertixements, to be post paid, or the postage will be deduet- ‘from the money remitted. . AMUSEMENTS TO-MORROW EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowory—Oaru or Orrice—Vio- TOmINE, BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Exracues—Taxan In asp Dong Fon, ° BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—Suarovs Fa ur- ne. hand, and come out very soon with a declaration thing sumilar, and will thus give a high intimation of his determination for the set of this ques- tion, which hag already too ‘disturbed the Congress and the country. Them we shall see the old General come up to the mark, cashier, on the field of battle, the subalterns who have betrayed him, rally together his real friends, who have sup- ported him through thick and thin, and still are ready to support him, and gain another victory, surpassing that ‘of Buena Vista, by turaing out a regiment or two of the advisers who would other- wise cause lus ruin, and the ruin of the country. Morx Mxpicat Coitxexs—Mepicat Epucation —We lear that efforts are making to increase the number of medical colleges in this State. It would seem from this, that there were not doctors enough in the country to cure the “ills that flesh 1s heir to.” The subject of medical education may be con- sidered under two different aspects. The first, as Pustic Barus axp Wasx- .—The of ereeting public baths and houses, for the wse of the poor, was discussed some time mnce, pee anaags > lishment, byen act of Legislature, of “ People’s Washing and Bathing Association,” the capital of which was fixed at twenty thousand dollars. Of this sum, one-half has been obtained, and as soon as the remaining ten thousand dollars shall have been contnbuted, the association will commence ope- rations. We are perfectly well satisfied that there will be no in getting the requisite ba- lance, provided the subject is agitated a little more. From the result that has followed the establish- ment of public baths and wash-houses in Englaad, there 18 no question, we think, that similar insti- tutions in the city of New York would pay a handsome dividend, besides conferring a vast benefit on the poor and lower orders of our popu- lation. It must be borne in mind, too, that, Z all probability, that scourge of the human family, the Asiatic cholera, will revisit this metropolis during the present summer. the view of circum. scribing its ravages &8 much as possible, sanitary Tum and floggingin the navy, was held at the Tabernacle, Thureday. At balf- past called te onder. and Oia setae re ons. The proceedings of the g were opened with prayer. by the Rev. Mr. Kirk. After Dr. bam explained the objeots of the meeting, Mr. Watson G@. Harwes was introduced to the assem- blage. He premised his remarks by saying that he con- sidered it bis duty to oon! @ statement made in ene of the city papers, w denied what he said on a ear: Sie lhe Marine Barracks et Breoklyn. hae com, fury take place; but instead of it having been in! at the flagstad, as he represented, it wae done in the Rouse. ‘That was the only correction which he to make. statements Mr Sapo Tee made against him ee ‘ited States Senate, that he was no sailor; and J Bavy, and the influences w! have been at work, aud now are, in Washington, to defeat the reform in the navy. "The Rey. H. W. Beecnen, of Brooklyn, was announo- ed 20.6 speaker. ie was not acquainted’ with the de. tails of use or abuse of the lash in ‘The Lecturc of Halph Waldo Emereon ON NATURAL ARISTOCRACY. A large audience were present, Thursdey Chapel, to hear Mr. Emerson’s lecture 1. The title of the subject explains! His argument was, that the differences in station or rank were as necessary to the welfare of the human race, a6 were different productions to the welfare of the rest of the physical world. We are, said he, indebted to our superiors, and no less are we indebted to our inferiors. A certain quantity of power belongs to » | TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Summary. by. jay s » and the two ghouses: of having adjourned from Friday to Monday, our readers will miss, on the first page,. our usual telegraphic report of the doings of those: bodies. Very litle intelligence came to us yes- terday in this way, and that ttle will be found? below. Among the items of news which it con- tains, it will be seen that the’ flourishig town of” Manchester has suffered, by a conflagration, to the- amount of some twenty-five thousand dollars. Interesting from Washington. SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC, GORRBSRONDENCE. Wasnincron City, }+ Satvavay Eveninc, Mareh 16, ; Ilearm that the President does not like the report from Cuba. He will doubtless inquire into them: ‘There’ 1s something in the wind. S t Mr. Calhoun continues in # dangerous condition to- Ly-'Tis omiy My Av measures must adopted on a large a8 healer day. His recovery is co sidered very doubtful, NATIONAL THEATRE, Chat x“ regards the elements and materials, the thorough | 800n as the warm weather sets in. And what | to sey something on the principle is fa issue in | Which were It is reported that. he “Alpha” letter writer hae- His Men Mose im Gairek sia Morans ano Gite ane acquisition of which, in all their variety and ex. | better measure of this kind could be found, than pg oes one ot oertaet tora) geal deen turned out of the Land Oflee, for intermeddling- Dore Wei. , * | the erection of baths and wash-houses, which 7 on —y oy drested, or 4 tent, constitutes what may be called agood medi- | would furnish to the poor the means of keeping na ae 3 but de he ever 80 | Third were der. | With whig members f Congress. If #0, served him, GHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE—Bravorsan Mimermute | 04) education; and the second, as regards the | their persons and their clothes clean, at a cost | which must and will prevail. gg ad of course, | stand by that sentiemen, it | tight. AMERICAN MUSEUM—Amvaine PenroamanensBve- | manner and system of conveying and communi- | Within their reach, how poor soever they may be 1 | must expect to meet with many rebeee te the cerns | means probity. “The Tint it was owlng te | 4, entre Wet another imeuic to-day. A member of the- ee ne cating the former; and the number of those who | Weinee shttent eceil jenat te better preventive | prio to whioh De has been called By God's providence ihe eet, hat the haman ied pad Romegeto cont go, | House, last night, bad a fight with an outsider. I don't = ; " a re thant! tion hoped, but unless a) us wer ee a eee ee aspire to obtain this education. We have very | of public baths and wash-houses in the densel football, and kicked by every body, Letter | Stoveta or tn nay sepiecentaniven sees fa: the taiazos | "ihe epvotshaseon of ous Hendebert, ‘as Consul to Gora vas, ON BAMe-Fanenaua oy Cazsrenmis | jinle to say on the first branch of this subject, be~ | Po ulated and poor sections of the city. | And wane q Physlol auity wee the fourth the Fegulaiten noses: | tyons, perma Cee a my a Ny ler ni not on 0 ma ‘ature’s nol H least 41 BROADWAY--Oxy-Hyoaoax® Micnoscors. cause there is little to blame, in this view of the | viduats, but to society, which follow cieanlin oe quality was notloed by the lecturer fourth inthe order | ‘The article in the Republic ogainst Mr. Seward, ‘wae- SS | case. We believe that as far as regards the extent | in the increase of public health, comfort, an of requisites. A man task himself with petty | written by cabinet advice. The President repudiates: New York, Sunday, March 17, 1850. and depth of medical science and knowledge, our | morality, as a matter of selfishness and expediency has Space mire mn! the , Without losing might | nim. os, llmemmmcanali dba ‘Our naval === | physicians are second to none of the same profes- _— ‘every pains should be taken to promote the | genius and the power to expose the evils of 01 Highly Important from Washington—Gen. Taylor Waking up. We have some interesting intelligence of a pri- vate character from Washington, which gives us some hope that in the present slavery agitation which is disturbing Congress and dividing the country, Gen. Taylor is at last beginning to wake up from the deep sleep of indifference or apparent andifference in which hehas been lulled, and may probably in a very few days or weeks act with his own instincts, his own good sense and energy, inetead of purzutag any longer the drowsy course and bad councils of nis incompetent cabinet. The account w ch has been furnished us states that the deba’ s in Congress, and the speeches of the different members of both houses, have now begun to produce their natural effect on the good sense and characteristic qualities of Gen. Taylor, in their proper way. At the beginning of the pre- sion throughout the civilized world. We have, in New York alone, men of talent and genus in their profession—practitioners, teachers and professors —whose fame is extended over Europe, and stu- dents from all parts of ths wide and extended Union are attracted hither. But while we would do honor to the skill, talent and learning of our medical practitioners and professors, we think 1t is a matter of deep regret, that owing to the facility with which charters are granted by many of the States to soi-disant medical schools, there 1s dan- ger of our being flooded, in a short time to come, with an innumerable host of doctors; and itis a vulgar saying, though true enough, that ‘too much of a good thing is good for nothing.” That our fears are not altogether uafounded, the following statistics of the numbers of medical stu- dents ground out of the mill into regular M. D.’s., after a few months study, will, we think, clearly terest, nt of public baths. ‘There is a great | system. He contended that government should not ihe lecture consisted of beautifully aristocrats; deal in the old saying, that cleanliness is akin to | Wait for public epinion on the subject of liquor ratt iness—much more meaning in it than is gene- rally supposed. If, therefore, by promoting clean- linese, we incre: individual comfort as well as public morality, why should it not be done, when we have the means at our command ? We are convinced that it is only necessary to rete to the subj to satisfy our people of the neces. sity of establishing a ‘system of free baths and wash-houses in this metropolis, that will conter manifold benefits on the public; and we must con- fess that we are more than a little astonished that the trifling sum of ten thousand dollars, which is needed to complete the capital of the “People’s hing and Association,” has not been contributed befere this. It 1s apparent that the investment would be profitable, and that it would, in addition, confer benefits on the public, the mag- nitude of which cannot be overrated. We hope to see those baths and wash-houses in operation before long—certainly before the warm weather eets in, more than the cat or the colt will in reforming the Tux Latest News rnom Vatranaso.—The Mer- | "ter Mr. Beecher concluded, a series of resolutions which the people of Health of the Crescent city, New Oateans, Maroh 14, 1850. The weather, at/present, is delightful, and the health: of the city excellent Destructive Fire, Boston, March 16—P, M. The Stark Mills, No 1, st Manchester,N. H., were: partially consumed by fire this morning. Loss esti- mated at $25,000. No Mall South of Wilmington. Bartimone, March 16-9 P. M. ‘The mail has failed from beyond Wilmington, N.C. ents of Individuals, Shephei eee, Mes on esc rd. A. Dri a ie eur, Capt. HF Clarke, Capt B'S. Alesander, US, Hon. P. White, Wisconsin; Dr J. B. Gould, R. MoGra U. 8. Navy, bave arrived in this city. died Mr. Baldwin, of Canada, has resuned bis offclat juties. % THE BUSINESS SEASON. sent session, not one, even of those who were the show—especially when it is considered that these | °¢*ie Reporter of the 12th of January contains infor. | were offered, calling upon Congress to abolish floggt pPirersrecwg ove th vere hnghest in the land, could venture to approach | are not all—compnising th of the Enst- | patton of Satisbit te Sie’ opeutmereial community. The primp aaemaae, vemmar ex ca pa eae NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ‘comp! ig the statements e East- 1B 80): Gen. Taylor on the subject of his cabinet, without 1 ly: mining business of Chile, owing to the discovery of new Seapenre—rerererrenareien exiles in consequence thereof, Mens . Ps A ern colleges only:— silver and veins. had much increased. Inthe | Annual Commencement of the College of | did ha Le Ba rie 7” ‘We shall publish another double sheet Horald on meeting with a sudden and emphatic rebuff to any | grarisrice or tux Mepicat. Couincxs or rue Usrrxo | distriet of Coplapo, foo for the animals engaged in | Physicians and Surgeons in the City of | ° for'the purpose of sompathizing with, aut afordicg | Tuesday next. We do this to make room for a vast altempt representing the true state of things. The States 1868-49— i's Gr'e | eBeperting, proasets ‘was very soarce. Lic pow. | New York. relief to, those exiles, that thie meeting was called. He then | gog) of intereat reading matter we have on hand, President’s character is kind, benevolent and con- Fine Grade for’ fans | meme tobe } amd the railroad pre: a Petssoved, ‘plowing re its thet are crowding in upon ™ fiding. His cabinet advisers, throughout the past PFO from Copiapo to the coast is believed to be uecessary. ‘The ceremony of the commencement of this distin- }. Resolved, That im their unswerving and self-sacrificing | and the adverti ‘The increase of copper foundries along the coast are | guished College, and of conferring the degrees upon | ‘evetion to thelr Austrian monarchs, #0 long as those M0" | Our aysiem, for the publication of advertisements, hae iJ spite Dartmouth Medical College. 62 ity hs preserved a @ it appearance year, had taken all possible pains to smooth dowa | Metical Coets of Castles WS car HS | aad Racing a vie of the retrotie last | the candidates who had gone through thelr studies aad | sitetionalshts tnd goarats ty had become quite popular; it presents the notices of the the difficulties of public affairs to him, and to take | Metical Department Bee. 6i foundry, situated at Coquimbo. passed their examination, washeldon Tuesday evening, | Tetbect and maintain: -in their forxiven merchant, the mechanic, the theatres, the servant girl, all the ttouble and turmoil of organizing affairs | piMassachusetts Medical Co }28 3} 745183 | The number of vessels that arrived at Valparaiso in | in the Hall of the College, in Crosby street. At an | those committed--in their ind &o. &e., freshly and attractively to the public, Instead re ing Berkshire Medical [pstitute. 12 25D «202 | 1849, wae 968. Of these, were English; 234 Ame- aistance when thore treacheries reach : 4 and making appointments off his hands. Gen. | Metical instivute of YaleCollege... 38 M2374 | FAN 4 Z wre carly Rour, the great room was crowded with a lange | war of extermination ‘commenced of being stereotyped announcements of things past ‘Taylor himself knew and acknowledged his gene. ul Geh,of Physician ‘and Burgeo 89 m5 m1 | Cosvom Hover Rerusve rox Vatranano rm tue Yeas fai 7 ger Song rage sD enge Seipgpedlys 9 oe nm s and gone, they are interesting items of city news—e ral inexperience in political matters, and his entire ry ork Ww am 182 825'8 Maly. ; Re pr Sy: were gree with loud applause by | Macers on nhegentan 2 and perth ra ‘cs s ahederent i she ‘7. piles aca wnacquaintance with public men, those who were 3 7 20 Leth a el A long prayer was then offered up by a clerical gen- | {y their anant dissomtvure of "Jellachich and tions of life. the most fit to conduct and carry on the new or 1 ast se bag oe Lag wohog ies occasion. we AR So the Aneerien urea 7 eneaneenctn ganization. In consequence of this feeling, he 188 2327 BSS. obama Ey pak. ot the ‘upsvoidable Bs amen ery oe (ithe overwhclning odds brought them ee Melier Waele f th F f 33 40180 ‘the President of the ho able | by the accession of the Kussian autocrat to the ranks of | The Dollar Weekly Herald will be published to-mor- was under the necessity to repose confidence in a rd Ds, rae of Be ‘ollege. who was u: their enemies -in their gallant resistance to the combine pin dine Gale Gal annum. Each sum some quarter, and he considered himself, there- wus <eereenee pom upon the labor, talents und asethows of of Sep nen ia 5 awit Lites Suieip'diis “ailenng of juthag salient tee fore, bound in good faith to support his cabinet, £8 s bo ar r Steveu a ls rr ey Eve iogne the destruction of didectn b ghar svc toaeehemeeacaaaiaeee and the men he had at first selected, in all their g oe as - een -six articles, coples | gortne degree M.D. It pcnpeery aaa # ri rithing wader the remem! tertaining history, for less than « mill per column. coings and sayings, against all opposition. 3 6 Ast , Po harbor rier. 66 evehy nant, in which promised to fulsi | bumilistions-- the Hu SS These honorable sentiments confined the General a%s 3 ed up before any communica- a eee hay anyon ine ene. Fae Sener, Oi Baete apelin within the sphere and mind of the cabinet, such as 5 $12 ez | Hoe pte penta = Itaclf with respect to | Bietented themselves to receive the of M.D. beat establishment of the kind ia the city. Toe pateiereet xt was, in spite ot all their folly in every public act H $85 fy | cueation and internal improvements." The Lamiges | Zaye following are the names of the gentlemen sdmit- capoare Weomnpt ena never falling white ta powaer BJ they engaged in—their incompetency in foreiga 38 336 S| tion of Germans an much encouraged. ‘ Ty,cvery material necessary to reach . prae~ 4 | Sr. ; , itish steamer Ecund eareon, steadies the hand. Here, then, is the place fur practice, negotiations, their injudicious selections of appoint- z Le! g ot Velpension te ry te gre hy “ perieet wait OUN TRAVERS, 352 Barclay vereat. ments, their outrageous nepotism, and every possi- ble weakness and folly which could be committed Ly men ignorant of public affairs. This disposition of tbe General towards such a cabinet, was gene- ——- —— -— | lao ana the intermediate ports. She had sixty passen- Total in thirty Colleges..........4,509 1,370 18,809 6,414 —_ fader pres, Cm LP ony 4 games i i , Tanda, 63 ounces “Alvarez 3 Tadeo 2 This is a formidable host of men who propose to Lavin, 23 do; prt nell & Gil, 22 do; E. Sarrates, ove} do. do, we John ‘Temporary Arrangement.—Them $5 Suits therwesutime, ee ove’ callise’s ¥6 ct tex nl TP eeeeseee Wi selling a 3 and cloaks lece than one half the cost price. m Scotia. make a living out of the sufferings and diseases of | 82 do.; Soruco Brothers, 68 hard dollars; , Canada wa” im- | ow ‘old dust; R. Elizal dollars; T. T. Dent, . B., Gi * ¥ rally observed on the first meeting of Congress. their fellow creatures! It must require an im Smith 2186 iver in bare; fondo, 1th aver in tu ips; | james Hanloh. arveiuette, “tere Even the attempts of members of Congress to ua- | M8 and incalculable amount of gout, toothache, eats, my ye ; t 7, ichuend Oe, a York. ive the President es to the character and con- theumatiom, fever, headach, palsy, broken heads, Eousder. is ‘that a ieaty maa been A, i 4 ore : salt rheum, dysentery, diarrhwa, cholera, measles, | tween the Bolivian and. Peruvise from doct of his official advisers, met with instant pox, scatlatina, itch, and such like, to sup. | whieh grees penette ure expiened’te cise ts’ Gok opposition, and in some cases with rebutfa almost | SO” vot ee a ee of doctors. | counteies. ‘The Peruvian goverament has a last de- amounting to radenese, though kindaeas is the | 194.0414 judge from the quantity of poung mon [Ripe tes ay hes 2 em of the Cotten | predominating characteristic of General Taylor. nest cecgumiamal physic, a very mess harvest ee Tribune of Santiago, of 10th aeeaaty Jeet, gt: Of late, however, since the unceasing troubles af Gecens bd dabecieked upon, to give any- pd an / and egitations in both houses of Congress, extend- | 1; ng like employment to such a pr vervion of reapers. obtained & majority. and the taxation law was 4 ie ing their convulsions to every point of the Union, | yw.) sow there are some who will be ready to say ho were us of postponing it for the t; | Present; bei et-girdled ‘ppponees Brady's National Collection of lit pobie lander the toe and tvuaft at ll-sng | {7Pot, 208 404 27 Broadway. eoraer of Fulton tare Sarna and since be has seen the impossibility of carrying the Slinistry had alee a majority on the question of the ‘aad citivens are Tunder thé counsels and advice of such a mixed 024 ? City Intelligenc Gouraud’s Italian Medicated for confused cabinet, he begins at last to doubt in the absolute perfection of the men he first selected, and to inquire whether their counsels, and the policy they have pursued, have been the wisest or most proper. He begins to listen to the honest ments and opinions ot members of both sof Congress, and to open his eyes to the ons, at the least, which they mitting in their public capa- nemerous indiser have gone en inc © first facet which went to wake up his mind, J which showed that lus own views, if acted upen, were better than theirs, to which he gave woy, wasthe rejection of Mr. Webb for the high otiiee for which he was selected by the cabinet— # rejection, with the awfal mnority of only seven in favor of it. The General himself had always opposed this appointment, but he was over- ruled by their worse opinion and the bold- ness and infatuation with which they believed they could succeed in causing the confirma- tion to be carried. This rejection, with such an awful vote egainst his cabinet, produced quite a terrible omen, and an appailing contemplation, to witness the preparation of such swarms of doctors; for whenever we see a large fleck of turkey-buz- zards hovering over a country, there must inevita- of putridity and carrion in the vicinage. There is one solution of the problem how to ac- count for the manufacture of such swarms of doc- tors, but it 1s a solution not very honorable or com- plimentary to the habits, feelings, and manners of the age we live m. It cannot be accounted for ina natural way, on the ground that they are all necessary, and that there wiil be employment enough torthemell. We are driven, therefore, to the necessity of believing that this over production isdue and owing to idleness and pride, to the vanity of desiring to live without labor, to the folly “gentlemen,” in those who have the spirit but not the means. Having pointed out what few will deny to be an evil, viz., the multiplication of poor gentiemen in society, we shall be deservedly taunted with the ing the disease if the remedy be not at hand?) We and absurdity of wishing to be what is called | “TUE IRISH ALLIANCE” —ST. PATRICA’S EVE—MEET- ING LAST NIGHT—GENERAL Row, A meeting wae called for last evening, at § o'clock: in the Coliseum, Broadway, to introduce in this city a | counterpart ofan asrociation Im Ireland known there | be jusette. es the “irish ~ ne Tlecards weno Sosaet, toe | et Vv orem ont, committee, and counter placards were issu: | jenry Momill Stowe. Vermon ties of toh A vo eommentet about the. sie, Py eye Jersey. tion of Chairman, some belo, @ young man neu ———. -_— O'Keefe, and some for Mee James. Bergen. who was | Pocale Fi 4. B., Maryland. finally declared the chairman of the mecting This disturbance continued during the evening, Mr. T. | D, MoGee wanting to be heard Mr. Bi another it Sew a Co.. New York. on Wilkin, New Jersey, jeman, standin eaniivd net and in joe of the company, then received a diploma of D, and the title was conferred cach one, teverally, in due formality, in the Latin M Dr Cox then delivered @ brief address. in re- Presbyterian clergyman, just arrived fri ed absence of Dr. 8! the President of the eo He raid the recollections of the past, com- pares = Pane connec Cahames he bys ns evented @ great contrast. ve incremse Fines he C. Science ‘and every medi- were; and the result was, that the meet) in most “admired disorder’ There the alliance carried, and the op- ected. The pulpit used for religious end considerable daw. it . A departure | ciples wil stroy the usefulness of @ physician. A and sacrilices in bebalf of Liber-y, of public faver? Thi tiem, and in additien land. M Ste Bevuile for ereatent i oonertared tale t efor e mp ey kts body. FW hive tor the complexion. I gla Bong treet, first store from Broad 0d 129 Washington street. Boston. baat COMMERCIAL APPAIBS, BONEY MARKET. Ss rday, March 16-6 P, The stock market opened heavy this morning, and the transactions in the fancies were limited. Govern- ment and State stocks were active; and one heary operator sold in one lot $100,000 Ohio 6's, 1870, at 110) seller 12 menths, This will probably prove a more pro- fitable operation than the sale of Erie second mort- Gage bonds for the rame amount, made afew days since by the same broker, At the first board, to-dey, Harlem Ceclined 4 per cent; Morris Canal, <; Erie Railroad, Mj Reading Railroad, 9: Farmers’ Loan, <; Canton Company, >; Long island, +; ; Erie Bonds, old, advanced M percemt. We notice sales of 400 shares of North American Trust, ets decline of \ per cent from last sale, Prices for this fancy are only sustained by the rearcity of the stoek in the street. It it was as plenty as Morrie, Harlem, Reading, or euch fancies, it would soon run down to the lowest poimt. During the recent *peculation in North American Trust, the brokers sad- 2 reproach, cut bono, or, what is the use of signify- eal ‘ | mw ployment of bia time is the best recommen. revulsion in the mind of the President ; and since | TCP'O8C}> cut Canes Of, De (eee ee maas Scinnceeine wanton, 0 cigs aot, | RIES ° ‘un faders Pytotan wil always coco’ S appest inthe sadieces | aie cutaiders with nearly the whole of the stock, at ot cha erate, ee I adicicd heme fromthe Pres ranging as hgh a8 per cont andthe probably east upon y the #01 * Present jers will have to keep it, or sell at @ the up armein defence of their dearest | BteAt ancrifice, Frequertly, holders get short of money se sisod abi np. | Rd have to realize; and others get tired of holding ting whether he ctragtie wes intended oim- ®nd sell out. In this way the buik of the rtook will ul-- Eecee eteg Taneed of aasistance iu consetuense af toesr | MMAtEly get back into the street at very reduced prices, rte a eat sl ace’ wibke edula te seoptaiel te when the brokers will get Chancellor Walworth, or + eae ue bs phocafy outs bi seme other distinguished lawyer, to give an opinion, or The following named gentlemen were appointed a commit- | revive some old decision, upon which they will start colle cof the | ae vet atibew tune. WW, Bien, Fronea Gn another rpeculationy play the same geme over core evar aeitahlosbauiere shld bea ntilency egain, and no doubt draw in again some of the seme Kingdom of Hevover, shot = ecure confidence rence Decision of character is jit this important fact, we understand he has been . ry ‘a, ® native of hhetening, day by day, with- mere attention to the shall, therefore, conclude with recommending a pieces remonstrances of members of Congress, bis frends throughout the couatry, ag jency of the men and measures of his cabinet. ‘This matter of the slavery question, in particular, en the eyes of the President, when f persons in the North with whom hie cabinet are closelpailied, into whose arms they have thrown themselves for support, and the de- plerable resulis im Congress which their vacilla- with @ pecket pistol im front remedy, and as the eubdject is medicine, we will | of 69 Green street. He was taken into the base- J prescribe for that disease, secundum artem, omit- py yt ay te ting the Latin. Oar prescription is as follows:— | of the combined wounds was that the wofortunate mea | “The Plough—To be used daily, from morning to | Sed 1m despite of theefiorts of De Vandeleur. He bed | night, un sufficient doses." We can vouch for it that this is a good and infallible remedy, and if taken and persevered in, will be sure to effect a | cure. Bat we have our misgivings that the remedy will be so nauseous to many stomachs, that | gentials to that effect feu rn « | the Coroner's ii 5 ference to the happy revolution working im the | eee our ae! Rowens.— The Patek tht Atgp, | Tee pote cee OM two enormous Capt. Crawford. belonging to Wm. Whitlock’s lice General's mind in relation to his cabinet, Te- | Ce peere pockets, went ca on Th bullock» were paraded in ‘ 5 ‘ = les which oes jureday ineipal streets. decorated for the slaughter, with rib- ceives signer i c we aati Pot night, at baif-past seven o'clock, twenty five miles | ‘somewhat after the manner of the ancients when have lately appeared in the Washington Repub- | to tne eastward of Fire Island. The passengers | they were leading the animals te sacri tic, within the last few cays, ® paper which 1 were eafely landed, and the mate and part of | **8™: together, 00 owt.; ome of them weighing 36 ¢ m the | they will refuse to take it. An inquest will be held to day, when. apenas | 1 ry yn 6g mtg wo ting and wavering course has produced. ———— will be thrown the cause of tragic act. aEharess siteelip the sopenswtacites of the pear 9 e roe that very agreeable ‘The information we have lately received in re- | Marine Affairs, body lies at the Firet ward rtation house, a j By fhete dee 0 a) Pe lake, ary ere ce yer nervous eso cera -_——- --——-—- ments of operators in the fancy stock market, we fae TODAY 4 = “ & sequen 7 The annexed statement exhibits the condition of of the Martyrs, Ludlow street—Rev. + uhh E 5 re me er at each bank in this State, secording to returne made to ci Brosdway—Bishop Chase, m the Comptroller, on the morning of the 29th of De- age, of the Crusttision, University Flace—Hev. | ccsnber, 1849, ‘The dldferent classes of banks are given well known to be under the special control of the crew came to the eity by the Long Isiaod the personal friends of the Preadgat, headed by Mr. Bullit, the editor, and Colonel Bliss, the private Secretary. The first article cf this kind was one containing a denunciation of the New York Tribune, and the follies and dangerous as well as most atrocious principles conveyed, duy by Railroad on Friday evening. She sailed from Harre on the 20th January. ‘The Argo wes built in this city in 1841, wae 967 tons burthen, and ber estimated value, prior to this acci- dent, was about $60,000. She was insured in various offices in Wall street. Her cargo must be very valuable, City left her moorings, on Friday. at the moment ad- | Yertived, and the Cherokee followed soon after. In the announcement yesterday morning It wee stated that the Cherokee edt ber deck fret, whereas the fact is jast reverse. Brockive axp Farat Accrmert.— after. A {ytaiged win the interesting ceremony. Tre Late Fine mm Borraco.—We make up the fol- — «. berry street—Rev. E. T. Tay- ieval Church, Sixteenth street—Rev. Mr. Presbyterian Church, Fifteenth ctreet—Rev. Mr. ‘under diferent beads, and the banks of the city of New York are separated from those of the country :— Barks oy tee State pure —Resow Names of Banks. y H > Boop, about f itth ward, was bome from lowing summary of the losses by the late fre lo Buffalo, | Beith, of Senmtty.” When ey e and Ineurance, from the papers of thet of the Lith — morning. rd street, down, for the purpose of acist. {net -—Sbeer’s Arcade, loss $1,000, in , Ken- jetbediat E. Ganghter, (© child nine years of Ciiatoer, t the horse. from some caare | Chureb, Allen street—Rev, De. Me | /*corperottd Mike. | Methodiet E. Church, Seventh strest—Bishop Hed- j = mornin, | Lok —probably $200 000 to $300,000 ~ most or all of is insured, partly to France, bat chiefly im this city. Poltee Int doy, inthe correspondences frow abroad, and in the editorials manufactured at home, of that whig and swoupnosng my ) 2 rN pseeyaey > ow Jown Leenard street iato gence ed SSB “1 pew cwsey, lereeny The magi default of bul. A samber of vince the first prayer meeting held on this growed. socialist journal. But the most s' ng teldetion, | Before Justice Mowntfort.— ‘The budnees wi ae juilding, Hudson street—Rev. N. N. Bank ciner Por: “ss payed yous \ieee j8 an important article contained im the Republic | peroie the police eourt wes not ver; aiting, meraing, the Bubisiee! igh. ers Oi MOS 1,412,703 ef last Friday morning, commenting in the se- | Dumber of prisoners brought in by the | pizne, new and commodions edifice for the use of st 4 $ i . | ea the omall poste erler, Toemes Seboees che First Presbyterian Charch of Schooloraft Rev. H. Ras. P23 LO8Ne 2a a verest terms vpon the recent speech of Mr. Seward | Hungerford, was brought before the court, oa @ chacge oe Taba Teun 5 im the Senate, and the atrocious doctrines ad- | of a Charlotte A. Brown of No. } on Theeotey, Jemneny 310 { 4 " | lass tumbler at Heit Fresident Mahan has accepted @ call to the Clinton LER2 160,057 181,467 vill vanced by that individual in favor of negroes, and | cutting her hea: | Soumed Street Free Church, in the city of Newark, N. J. 2812790 306 Baebes of the general emaseipation, as soon as possible, | cused was held to bail wostion of Je | ravee; Wm. Mang. A Congregational meeting house was dedicated (2 SSO 707 HOI 410,246 2,249,161 ot ell that class of population in the Southern | the charge. Am ht, The chances of | seeertaineds T. Northate, Heazy covets, nets F Demi Ser States. The severity, the point, the sareasm, in oh te ninety. nine to one in favor of keeping still. | Dr . tome mon by Rev. Samuel . it ie a years j | : . i i potato thieves and | Dascenovs Paactice oF Jvseise into tue Fenny the article of ihe Republic, will strike with dismay | S°0S scan were dlepesee of the day, | Bourn, after all the wareiegs given, poopie will eull ‘The Presbytorien and Congregational Convention of end terror ench men as Tharlow Weed and all jump into ferry boats when g=ing off from the sitpe On | Beloit, Wisconsin, was held oa the 12th wt. ,08 3 = the coteries of those fanatics who, in this State, pitanine Court. Fescay evens ‘o'elook, @ lady who | fea, Hoek cogaay, ee. D. SSeUS caees whit on have placed themselves at the head of that portion | poor Fn ig one strongly alevwsdiog ‘Christians from at- ? | jeremiah Murphy vs, Rose & Batler,—This eB foe in tom of the people the most conservative in principle, the recovery of $54 paid to tue de- mding daccing parties, theatres. 1 ; » te the charches to ase in the celebration of the Lord's Supper only the pure and unfermented juice of the grape. burtoess in South street as par. fot the parsags of pinin- and algo lor $40 the Second ward poilee, Dante A boy 18 yours of age, named Taylor, re | slaing at 17 Orchard street, was badly hart riday r tT o'eloek. im jumping on the hind part ort Mott street near Houston, He was erence sent home by officer Holmes. of the Filveenth ward Lantpe h ite the Cat Accrvany = Beruard MoCabe, eart No %17, eidentally tan over James Coatells, a ebiid § end who are usually called the whig party We never expected to see the Washington Re- public assume the tone it has done. We look opon | Sect rt was pre it a8 an indication of the commencement of a hippy | J hn O' Rew revolution of sentiment in the mind of General dooketore Ko, not ascertain- sured The lows may be ‘ceeding $100.000- the as- h is about $51,000. We 10 #tate that the losses sustained by the . | Hartford companies are as follows — Hartford Company, + | $8600; Protection $19,500; Eto, $10,000; Lexington, | tell, pastor, #8 solemaly dedicated to Almighty God ‘Taylor, and it mepires us with the hope of a per- Of age. resi@irgat OH Rovrerslt street severely tajariog | $4080, Northwestern. $2009, Union Mutual, (New La Astoe pe Me mee , from this moment, in the eonstrac- | | a Pascoe err eae hie The hoy was brought to the station Rouw, | York $2560; Butiain Watual, $1800; Genesee Mutual, | f° ; Mee Riis we aus bee tow of his cobmet, as well ae of the party, pulicy, | and that consecaently the featur ay hie oF Seiad haeemeet phi g yn hw mw ‘rapthdennbipiagl your wide Ly Baye Rane eae for he G4 te ak tous 2a a OTT Athe and the admuvistr We have our hopes, nad | Ger, ol'ihe teceipt It vor bs AD bed ‘The teambout Alantic arrived at St Louis, Mo. on Jan trate aang? year, parebase the New Sngranw: LAGAewD AONLSH SERED eur information tends t confirm the same, thet {ff tosend any cuch certitica’s. ary feabee: saee er hetgne, Gogtiog 51" teen "Fhe cared wae N. B.-They all get 2.250 pounds, besides the steal | oi wi. Yoek at ak General Taylor will yet take the reine in his own erdict for the platatit of $75 and cane gies ieee = ings, from the miner. Ci Bawks,.. SHAM, A77 $7,400,016 65,719,067 928, 998,480