The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1850, Page 3

NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA, elling of the Steamships Empire City and Georgia, ‘The steamship Empire City, Capt. Wilson, will leave this port at three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon next for Chagres, Bhe will connect with one of the steam- ere of ber line on the Pacific. ‘The mail steamer Georgia, Capt. Porter, will leave at the same hour on Wednesday. ‘We shail publish the Weexty Henavp at ten o'clock Tuesday morning, to goin the Empire City, and an- ether edition at ten o'clock on Wednesday morning, to go in the Georgia. Those desirous of sending the latest news to their friends in California, or any other part of the Pacido, @an leave their orders at the office. ‘Theatrical and Musical, Trasias Ovens ar Caste Ganven.—The last night of the season was less brilliant ja numbers, in conse- p aroer of the storm, but more brilliant in enthusiasm, to the magnificent entertainment, than Saee in which the Italian company have | etay one Could aifo rd to give @ premium ot hundred dollars for @ ticket, he ut have done so, and exhibited some taste for music, us Steffunouil was less iz Lier execution, and Bottesini transoenden- ly powerful in his mastery over the dwuble bass, Honors poured upon them in 4 perfect flood—and well were they entitled to the distinction. Sigaor Vietti pen ey excellent taste. power and skill, and was pplauded, while Marini and Badiali very pro- Tt will be jong —., ery in the general om Before we abell hear on opera eustal mi” last night, by such artists. leage, and even astonish, but few can teffanoni On Monday the company wil, le hilade); We part wilh them with the utmost pig on this point more may be said hereafter. Boweny Tuzatnx.—Tho bewutiful tragedy ef “Tho eB will be produced to-morrow evening, lr. and J.Wallack taking the leading charneters—those of Mi jantius and Evadne. The dramatic representations ed as was “ Iirna- Many may sing aud y ing ps for Of these favorite and excellent artists have given the ‘utmost pleasure to the large wo that thy fll this spacious and beautiful establishment. They ‘will be assisted by Messrs, Tilton, Hamilton, Bowors, and Miss Wemyss, who is @ very promising actress, The concluding piece will be the drama of a “ Strike for Wages,” in which most of the talented company employed by Mr. Hamblin will appear. This is a fine Dill, aud will draw another crowded house. Brosvway Tuxatae.—The chances for this establish- ment, during the next week, are very great. Those who think the prices at Castle Garden toe high will fill this beaut! establishment, where an artist of the Juest reflued musical educat!ouappea int the operatic spectacle of “Judith. Jor the display of the great She cbarmitey cantabrice, Anna Bishop, whe, ist, cannot excelled) At the aie jon of the °°} , the Bros dwa; Sante company will appear in e farce of “An A! - Bcermapan ll which followed by Rossiat's monet Italian scena from Tameredi —recitative, “O Patria,” Cavatina “ Di Tanti Paipita,” in her rich and gorgeous costume. A grand Lae meg ment will then follow, by Mlle Adeline, Signor Neri, and a ccrps de ballet. The waole will conclude with a i American all scene, which Anna shop will sing “ Hail Columbia.’ Nisio’s Ganvex.—The Ravels are still inthe aseen- drawing crowded houses every night. To-morrow evening they appear iu the gorgeous spectacle of ** the see! of which issuperb—to see it alone is worth the price of adwitsion The next piece will be “La Fete Champetre,” in which nearly the dative family will appesr. Fuh clthongh the —— ptm ances are be: (tad ange ase mndid manner, yet w Souter Se tthe el eee Go feats on the tight rope. 'e belle rancois Kavel and the woudertul Leon Jaren, were there no other | re =m would fill Niblo’s spacious and beautiful ©. Burvon's Turatrn —The eplendid eomedy of “Lon- don Assurance’ will be produced, ou Monday evenii with a cast of che most talented comedians in t! try : Burton, Biske, Lester, Bland, and Johnston: Bkerrett, Mrs. Russell and MW oe Those who foci pleasure in seeing a good comedy ably acted, will Burton's to-morrow evening. The amusements elude with “8h Miss Julia Daly will ballad; and M. Frederic and Miss 9 4 Pas de Deux. Chambers street » the fall tide of suc ‘@ just reward for its enienpeleiangy and spirited mauager, W. E. Burton. Natioval Tueatar.—The tional is using Srend, exertion to attract ree udiences. To-morrow might the beautiful co: he ly of Lyons,” with Mr. HA. Perry as © hanes Meluotte, tie aa | eres as Faviice. Toe next piece will be “The © 2 which Messrs. P ‘erry, J. bes ay og Miss ree neces b; bie. of this theatre A indefatiga! in hi Please the patrons of his sditahaneet Ay introducing something of a move. character every week Ovriric Treatar.—Thie olf and favorite resort will @pen tomorrow with jordan, Hamilton, Woods &e., with Mirs Chay 81 Mire Sloan, Mre Dyott. Miss Pray, and several other sotres se. The entertal its commen se with * Moral Reform;” Tamborine Dance by Miss Louisa Pray, which will be foliowed by ~ Alcestin;” a comic dance by Mr. Yates, and the whole will conclude with the faree of “Not ts be Done.” Nearly all the company will appear. Cunisry's Orrna Hovse.—To-morrow evening, this favorite resort will be opened, when an entertainment ofs ? end highly amusing character will be pre- we Bociery Lirnany.—Pellows’ band of thiopian Min- strels will .ppear at this location on Monday evening. ‘The pr gremme of enterteinment is very good. Ganors.—A grand concert will come off this at this elegant establisument, waick is pro- woumeed the best theatre for round of any in the Union, This has been tested by the Havann Opera ry By, and subsequently by the great vooalist, L Winter and summer. this place will now It pessesees a great Warsot sraerr Theater, Part orcenia.— Miss Kato Torn, late of the Broadway theatre, and an notress of gent dramatic acquirements, is playing at Mershail’s eatre With great suscers The Arch street Theatre, Philodelphia, ander the Manage ment of Mr, Connor, is dolog weil, att Vernon. who i# engaged next reason at Brovgh- w theatre, has goae to pley a short epgage- ment in A tbany. f Distingutshed People. ada: Major Rowland. U.8.4.; Dr Allen, do.; Mra. Hyatt, Mexics arrived yostorday at the Living Movem ents « do; Capt. and seventy others Bouse Chiet Jastice ig ig mg Sig. A Gouriilas and family, Savenw rt Now Orleans, and ad taken epact Oal.; 8. A. Tattle, Rich. Pingent, Texas: ©. Rogers, Flori 1 A. OF denne, Weshlagton’ eed thiety. +, arrived, and took rooms at the Ciiatoa } nts © HH. A. Stone, bearer of despatches to England: R. A to Kusria; and PF. Fetiasl, do. to France the passenger in the Atlantic yroterday Judge Wayne, U8. 8. Court; tov. rey, aad Gen, Wool, are at the State Pate Polttical Intelligence vany Gaex. Lavan, of Tetes, avo THe Bile Trituns, of the 20th elt, couteing » lomg letter from Gen, M. B. Lamar, es. President of the repabdiic of Texas. upon the Union. Ue opposes, in strong and tuity of the conteders' th to desire to remain in a termes, the pe aye. that for the & Union. under eo many circumstaacss of oatrag defamation. and with tbe cortelaty of altimate r Brpesies of jotaccetionend ie-anicy as{neompreheaet v @ the comn ad wotli which time he cau catertain but little Boge for the Buuth Conorrseronat Nost¥arron nominates hye comeention rane Belt has heen ge lonnl Distriet of Ohio, t jehenct, wo some tine ago de te Lied o® a4 Poapes Manniaevory, Wigs! Wiget-Citrzens and Strangers ore Saviced 90 faspee rh N'S now # of Wigs and Tie} cps the largert and test wrsostmens um the city, Bt hie eelelraved Waig Dy: tory, 17 Bromiway, or -cr of Dey rtreet. Copy the adure Portrait of eyet Proncioss 7 Hes. Pe and at Gen nN) Seott.mThe Maeuite ¢ A Card.=—The Subseriber having returned would respectfally infor hts papits hat bis Riding Seheol will ops om Monday, Bh Sept. Me wonld aleo re valons at is profesdion, anda pw 4d attoation to thet Feapee' ability which bis establish went has ever maintained, fo laorit 3 coatinuangs of the partomare of 8 . Sbaow, wr The Great omew. Lied “Coneert.=Ladies’ men's fine F ance white Kid Gloves, for the fed for & Geant’ 64. and 48 Bevait Dry Goods store Nae Kid Glove Whe Hest, Cheapest and Most rt Pashtonste + of Root nowt, Gate he fon + cence ond smileten, Wee York Boot and we Rinperinen, Ni took ie the gost, aud bie apest im the city. Cobill, of 277 Brondway st BROUAS 1) Falton streot ealted on vared hot for a pelt of Gaiters, which, jl wear on ber fret as te bet ote ‘abil te propared to twrntah Indim 2 shortest nother, aud as ebeap ‘There was a better feeling in the stock market to- day. The encouraging eccounts from Washington gave am upward impetus to prices, and nearly every stock in the list advanced. At the first board, United Btu went up \ per cent; Erie 7's, new, }¢; In- come Bonds, %; Canton Company, %; Harlem, Xj; Erie Railroad, 4; Long Telend, 36; Reading Bailroad, 3} Hudson, 34. At the second board, Frie Income Bonds advanced 1 per cent; Erie Bonds, new, 3¢; Morris Canal, i; Harlem, \{; Reading Railroad declined, % per cent, ‘There were large sales at both boards, and the trans- actions were principally on time. Reading Railroad was the most active fancy on the list, and there ap- | pears to be no scarciiy of sellers even on short time. There is very little probability of this sudden improve- ment in prices being sustained. The principal cause is the passage of the Texas Boundary bill, and the | bulls made as much out of it as possible. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $167,570 77; pay- ments, $73.124 86; balance, $5,965,475 03. Mint cer- tifeates, $226,000. There was not « very active demand for exobange | to-day, but drawers were firm, previous quotations — sustained. We quote bills oa London, 10M a10)¢ per cent premium; on Paris, Sfr. 22}4 a 6fr. 20; Amster- dam, 40% a 40}¢; Bremen, 79% a 80; Hamburg, 8534 @ 86. The exports of specie for the last week amounted to $38,240, Total export for 1850, thus far, $5,077,010. ‘The Grocers’ Fire Insurance Company have declared | a dividend of four per cent. ‘The earnings of the Albany and Schenectady Rail- rood Company for the month of August, 1850, amount- | ed to $20,114 97. Same month in 1849, $13,996 Increase this year, $6,118 28. Thompson's Bank Note Reporter gives the following a3 the latest counterfeits:— 10’s on the Northwestern Bank of Vil the Princeton Bank, New Jersey; 3's on Ri inia; 5° on e American the i Bal ‘k; 5’s on tho Bank, Delaware J.; 10's om the Nai caal Bank, Merchants’ Bank, Connecticut; Bank. New York; 60°s and 100 New Haven, Connecticut; 20°s on the Delaware City Bank, Delaware. ‘The engineer of the Delaware ond Raritan Canal states that the damage on that work is much less than anticipated, The water will be let fm, and business | resumed, on or before the 16th inst. The Philadelphia and New York Steam Transportation Company, having made arrangements with the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, wili run their freight over that road until the canal is opened. The Toronto and Simooe Railroad is now ina fair | way to be built. The Toronto City Oounoil have re- solved to loan the credit of the city to the company for $400,000. They ask security of the stockholders on real estate or bank stock, before issuing deben- tures. The couviy of Simcoe pledge $200,000 deben- tares for the same object. Stock Exchange. 15 ehs Nor & Wor ing RR sorip 43 200 Rendin ° 5 100 w ped ite a tron, Co a bis 7 be ri 6 w 0 byw 74 Spee boo 7h * 3 sto Marlon RR £0 Harlem preffd, full wih 0 ett 10 SECOND 1000 Erie Ine Bonds 87 000 do 100 Be mW do. S76 200 do WOO BG 25 2000 Exie 7's, 97% 100 Farmers’ Treat ‘ $00 che Harlem RR, 6 do by F Dims 5814 20 Reading RR 3» 77 100 530 enw 737) $00 Morris Canal e010 60 Erie RR —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. GIO REWARD, OF ss THAT wi recovery of w double barrel ¢ Tornieg, Rept. Fh, koing from shrew schinpten yo Ender. will’ recet the oubseriber, Joba @PKCIAL NOTICES, | asgananee OP EICERS, N.C. OFFICE! MUSI Privates, olanteers, ar oe he milicit were ne U. during the war sine, tail, Wr ids Bowery a 2st journed 1 ectins -4 Bea LON aRD" HOPFUAN, Chbirmaa. Meno as Ha Harowr, Secretary f the sone of * Fis ent to the two rac Univ ally, of the ‘city's rr) Nee ther of the wndersig PHA LS. teat t HOPE, fiatlEs ueDOUOAtt, 70. GILES, Treasurer, 168 THUsTEES John Coger, fe , 233 Sovth etrect. . treet. guifer any di the prem ives this morning. Hie would iilewine call their at« teution toa bandsome assrrtment of cloths, eassimerce and vertings, whieh be has just recived for fall aad wintor woo. 146 Brondway, beptember 5. 1 MORK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DEPS The Facwity of tho pies tre ia aaron wm hs ta their Ane ir te eloations at und permanent A that Seomep.? the Twoalty pave lo hed only wet the aed they f IN, 1e—51 York—MEoICAL DErar Th row will commence sts psayersrry or nee them to boarding bodves. APORTITO, Vibe cot Noe JEL ¢ J¥ION CUURSS, L. i--TROT TING — WON Day, eerr. Us be @. ry, Wrookly . GF fave the South ¥ at Hg o'clock, and re= nna the spo SPIORR We MoMAN, Propristors. LONG ISLAND —TROTTING-— 12, 19, rd 3» Parse © urn ae U* NION nured COUR Be} fer ar T Staners Bltea Valonttes =t Laty's Barvecway, Private bo ia Seging Satunvar, September 7—6 P, M. | { 1 k, Maysville; 5's om the — a, Pennayl- | on the City Bank, | | WASTEDSsRYEN rience in Selarenses mane given, paver. ‘WANTS. Winds fate sat, YOUNG vis has hed several fom ‘D—A FRENCH, GERMAN, O} to atten: con, of good obaracter, 4, and'wilfing vo eosios ia the housework ue, east side, corner of Thirteenth five Millinery: to competent of SITUATION TO iti meget ED—SBVEN LADY S DRESS far MAKGRA, years expe- URTON'S* THEATRE, OHAMBERS STR Live MON- September 1550, will be produced the eo- IN ASSURANCE” Sit Geroours [a day even: sweene wed teLON Mr. W, R. Blak soquemse, ability and teste ences cap lake; Mark Meddie, Mr Barton; Baczle $7 to $5 per week i eh _ * 4 Bent. Apply at hire: RICHMOND'S, 300 Broadwa: iy 3 | in Haka He Bee Pe ee D Mr. Hote WAXTED—A SMART, GENTEEL LAD, TO GO ER- ep ra Tands and attcuda faney store, Apply At 39334 Broad~ Mine Salle Daly? Rew ay Remap ren Ge Ay TF 3 COME-—“Mr, Blarneyom, Burton; Vou Humbug, Mr. Wot- ANTED—A FRENCB NURSE, TO TAKE CHARGE Re eee cen ir. Lag or inal Mayor, Mr. Bland; The the | 2. She must bo set edifice, 20 Pine street, Apply at | D. 13th ip 2 oar of 8 perm see pa ‘& good seam= Pris le as. Deschappelles, Mr. LeFavor Pau ne, Mt We sti vt hs lady visit: 5 or. She understands hair drosting and all dation required of 6 @ @ years in the family to whos rhe refers, av No. 7 State street. ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAKS Ww. IED. Nope no Pofties. returned from France, who speaks tray drossing French, to wait on wlady. Apply at this oti ANTED—BY & YOUNG senor WOMAN, JU8T Say Mme. Dos au Borastehe Dorgan, ‘conai Mr. UA Pee ie J. Sepmours, Mr. Mr. F.C. Wemyae; Peanis on Greoker, Nelly. Miss. Chacier: Judith, in future, thie doors ss open at 7,and the loc! Lewey Madigan, Miss seth rife IN 40, Mechanios’ ‘Hall, 47: —Chris chile gem Foapectfully ie t employ m: ply Lut chose competent fe make Ht ‘will plovse produce samples Newsy stfeate ter, ing Sal: to sewing, to & five youre old, useful. Merchants’ Exchange, tons to go in the country, or south. fat 207 Broadway. won A FAMILY RESIDING IN 1 ne forred. to Box 1,771, )—4iX VEIT MAKERS, WROCAN RELY “ON t, and the highest rate of wages, ivy, an intelligent woman, soo id take charge of = itd ply, by let ations, —e it atrou erally, that. thoy am hare the onor of recommeneing & series Ub thelr popi ota thie city, om Monday rext, at their long Srtablished "onde i work. uarters,” which has recently uadergone an entire renova- their own | Jen asd Improvement, rendering tho’ all one of le iat oo tin the ele nient and comfortab! Tickets, 25 Aftern 8 o'oloc! ompany corpe” of talented ai performers, under the management of E. P. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO DKIVE A WAGGON, and take care of a horse, nnd make himself genorally ‘he mut be partiady acquainted with the cooper- pply to David T. Coon, in the rotunda, of wet barrels. Ay all street. ANTED IMMBDIATEL i h ie jobbing house, Nor od apply, at ALEX. T, 87! aN ACTIVE MAN AS evening, September 9th e has Left a joi" “The rainy de ing child aud Angel of di tit Id and restless one,” Meats and and his Cantata, "Sine Mey Qu _Teke's 50 cents. To ommonce at 8 foc ” = Cutter, who ha some exp Peto MUSEUM, 17> CHATHAM SQUARE.—THIS ary ot so much an object ae & eicusd Hiss uo obj lagas place of exatioemant ie now open for the season. Apply, for rofexence, ny day, commsasing at st Y the’ ovoniog, ‘Ths enters tore Fad sfternooa, and hal tainmence consivt of Le: HOTEL KEEVERS.—THE ADVERTISER 15 DE- | Minstrelstthe celebrated and Curoes ofempley ment, Is competent for any position. Model Artiste, who will re fy some now and ‘miontid | Afiret rate book’ keepers, age 0; good address; references sepeepatadions 08 List tatuary, wh 0 are exoel oalled by satisfactory. Addr away,” Herald oitica. rg. A variety of epsare oun; seq) i | gee: San fora eh exeelien: reference. Address, tee een ni nents, STH cents; Boxes, 25 co's; Fit, |. an: GARDEN ls Now OPEN FOR THE RECEP- | | PICRSONAL, —SHOULD TALS MEE ben nef ia EYE OF THE box isa where he can be seen. C tiow of visiters during the ee Oe: rom TAM. ILS P.M. At isthe largest and most beautiful room in the country, eflording superior ston wile seeding meditations, oF oP mt Israphacl, M'lle. Adelive. Af- ter the epeotacle, the farce of ALARMING SACRIFI To wbich will be added Kos. LY MPIC THEATRE.—MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEM- ber 9, the season's rtainment will commence with mw Original Address by Co an. After which, MO- L'REFORM—alderin m Soot Mr, Sloan; Mr, True Rea ir crssven Ste Nits. Dyott. To bo mover; Orons, or followed by ALCRSTISecapoltc, Mrs, Death, Mr. G. F. Bro: al, Mr. Ccnnover; Aioer.is. Miss C To conclude with » Sturnbro: rf Do Sturnhrowe, Mrs. Hamilton, Mise kiitanecs, Doors open at 7, to commence at half past 7. ASTLE GARDEN.—ThE PROPRIETORS HAVE THE h cing that they b ents with Dodworsh celebrated Cornet Baed, who will gives i ber 8, 1880. The Commo~ lighte, ders, Amissio commence at 8 o'clock, No postponement on account of the weather. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. 7: BARNUM Manager and Proprietor. John Groeaweod, Jr., As unger. bi’ she whole of this E amber ‘he extrs ate and “Etlen Bateman, Skerrett; Volax, Mr. Sloan; Mrs. ‘Mrs, Conover, day, mena, e the audiences at the Musoum ‘with their celebrate Sm matic reprose: #, will positively make (heir very las? appearance here om Friday next, until which time they will enao| such 8 constant crowds, amd vce: 4, that it will be perfor and, to accommodate pat jos and fa: day'a(ternoon. A million of curiositi Musoum. Mad. Lamont, the The Negro turning white, own, tho Hoosier infant, Q » Titans, the Fairy Queen, imme aC or, Re. Aftoraoon rmances at 3, evening, avi o'clock, Admittance 2 oents: chileren under 10 years, lig cents. 1 WONDERFUL INDIAN DWARFS, THAT HAVE Just arrived from Central America, are, we uuderstand through professional rare of intelligence, decic edly the grentest curiosities of the ¢ age, boing much anialler thea the reoowned “Tom Thum but twenty-four and twenty-eight i their combined weirht buc thirty~chre is. They will be exhititod fora ehort Gui at the Minerva Rooms, No. 406 Broadway. See daily advertisement, HIOPIAN OPERA COMLQUR--THIS ly 1 Company, Composed of the best class of talent, as well in einging asin Bthiopian delineation, in its newest and most appro’ yle, will, under the Max Zorer, comuence performing at Biceoker Bicecker street, corner of Morton street. on Moaday oh Sept. Doors open at 7 o'clock, ‘elo! Admission 25 eu: disturbed promensdes, while viewing 8 the ses, shipping, | Si fever ll parte of Burling slip, respecting a black | 3% ante see abipoi nibusses, from all parts o isce ¥eil found on Monday, 20¢a will confer @ ry around inhaling the delicious jocks of the'E partieuler favor by eal asain, or foforming througt the alesion, 1234 conte, Ken be Fertentes” a rd from, t! ANTED—WILL M138 a ELIZABETH WEST or Westen, (bat spent last winter in M 10 kind as to send her address to D. te ri eR EORM AION CONCERNING FANTON yas wife, who, left ian ak JENNY LIND. Jt EN NY uu ior Jenny, D'S CONCERT--SEVERAL cuo! iT ce SEATS And’é fiat concert ¢an be had by a) fi ENNY LIND TICKETS —PERSONS RESIDING OUT of ftho city are hereby notified that we are now fur- hing tickets to. those who send ua, thelr orders, at the Lowers price possible within thelr 1 nd hivin ng, of the Garden, we cau select the most desira 8 ro fine F the Lt, een respectfully solicited. 3 a Rremn a ended at = California Passenger Mth road w: New ARNOLD BUFFUM & Co.” ND’S FIRST CONCERT, WEDNESDAY EVE, 11, 1850 ‘The undersigned having two Ren collection of paintin ho, though di For SALE AND & ve L LSB. 7 THREE OR SALE—THE Mon RN ~pUl brick hi » N gton N PAN TWH ws Brosaway, | easy. basement, or oh the pro- ‘and some choice English colored And trained Sporting Eugravings. There are really some ‘apply to Gsstle Garden: “Ail parsons paying oF havine pala, fen ace gir ci Inission te tho sale at Castle Carden, will be refunded the tp the parquet: bench from the Smount on payment of their tickets. “Continuance of sale of ing directly ete at Cavize Garden, will tuk place, om niet theen inn equally’ as ny At ten o'cloe ete are now remaining about ifteen | shared by Wr. Gtnin s"peloe for Yoh wate ndred of the choicest sents to be disposed of Tho sale for the second Concer: of Jenny Lind, will take place | APPIY t@ CHALE Wirt, Nox fet ras bale Perien on: Shared: pee 12, instend of AUTHORIZED EDITION OF JENNY LIND'S MUSIC— = % 4 he rvtjened iter ly call M. 4 ss | Ff the UCHION NOTICE.—SALE OF PAINTING ENGRA- mel’ “She achtartbeek hana cetnad belie tie anikennk Ave 4, &e.—H. N. Mush will sell om xo, Be weg | Behersi atpece have claimed to be the authorised Selock. ta the Auction’ Hoome, WU North Withaa tireci,» | sents fer ¢ oe ee] fee TaLt LE) So Bread Finril, POND & Co. 1 Frovilin Square. Lo it 1, C. Jos, Esq. LOS ETI Dran Sin~-We herew! assign to you the fi Band ote sive right ‘0 all th Americe; slso all th “JULES ENED GIOVANNI DRLLETTI, pt. 6, 1350, Be iT eau | rps ris fat hn be L + heed J D Epes! George Kropp; at! 4 shomectends wi ox three (OR SALE aT YONKERS SUPERIOR BUSINESS MA- nufecturing loonts a convenient to hun tow Lom’ y autaorised edition pa is duly sevicod by me JUL ‘LES BE’ Ebte tad dred cottages. Yop kerk hours PU a, and property in ite viel qs eee ’ aly ta 4 PY: UBLACATIONS. mannnnncinnnre be facilities Low aiforded by the Hu iver Rail- | CorpDe PROMPTER'S WHISTLE” —RDITED BY “THE tion in relation vo hanks for the impartial a ter was conducted. ‘The prises were ing pereone:—let, Mouse a die, and eig! 24. barn ai ‘Joka iggisa; Dui. Kasper Hor sh. ‘The remaining lote were deods are now ready for amin All ptember 1th. u ih, ta be obtained at Mee vialamer's, 215. W om 121 ORTH, Manor Hall'Yonkers, x ir ime. ‘The committes oorin whish the le ote, by J. eight lots, by George Koohler; 34. er takes this opper- o the commit stor 0b Unt, ti Freak Man Behind the Corta‘u.”—No. Leontaina the al ne FRENCI Genial “Arent, Oy Naseae street. CLOTHING. : R. AN RENS, TUR PANTS TAILOR 1 Feceived 00 pisces of the latest aad of DAOYS CLOTAING AT WHOLELALE 0 LET—T0 sinaLe GENTARMEN, A FRY rye “) LET--A STABL . iN THE REAR Or NO. we Fieri on Fifteenth street. Apply at al Nas- | avenue, entra: street 0 Ae ter Cotteg For further par ew of to Mr, Schlosser, 1 Watt STRERT To on the moms, with or without beard, of r vunturnished, with greuaés 2) are to A. Bacioli, 50 No, 8 Wall street. M ord nil—Over fifty thoasand dollars w: WAND- | 3 a | hing fo. tocrder ina rptseed, No. $1 Pultoa strest, aorth- Lat—a we penne LE LADY, SERAKING TUB WPAN], & 4 premaiaes, i French and German languages, vate coh wishes ort FANTED TO RENT, IN A GENTEBL NEIGHBOR- dueation, who will b ted nud tr hood. © tultable for a susell faa hor own cbiléren, ond taught m nd rent thee, box Jom not above ved dollers. a wh: a tor Rammer of ye Apply to B., by Livingevon, Wells & Co., 6 Wall stree Have bade NS. a ke fa at Jacob hnt's, Lt Franbkrort street; 7 oN THURSDAT, ve th a Ae) and the languages thelr p co, euro watree wa Howl South ery. a dah. A Real * sepa ih RUCRLAY ct at a ML sad 6. Mv oa = Sentai sd he 7 pzege we. Caress AND, AMBOY, RAILROAD LINS POR my git , Pie ‘lock, A. Mo. and he.f prot oa9 Phe SP JOHN VOUPEA. anil), (Ssa- ee Lagu excepect,) from Pier MeL Merth Mines. Puss-cFites 7 claee care ‘s sonoed alase eave. 8% 4 ste Th ANO CARMIAG oS, klad and n years « 4 ndara. 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Merehents are ievited te i ICH CAS CHANDELIER BRACKETS AND WANTEL Lights ~The subscriber has just received ane rel erimentof the above ner r “ tect sto ny other ale~ ‘three story brown atone front toure, on Twenty-Alths reat, between Fourth a puce, ft bihed with wil the modern improv N PLEO pwd VARIETY OF THR NEWEST PaT- for immediate nerupaney, Apply ar above terns of Baby Linen, beastifally Baboiderrd Preach mere & Robes. ete. Ladien Morning en ad Und ores ving, Shires of Frist | liars. ete. The entite of the above bemetifal etook be weld te any ene oF more partion in the trade MRE LYNCIUS No 7% Divivion WERICAN LIVE STOCK 1msu pean Capital $70.00 all 7 ty bi Dirvetere—Hrat dees Lion. Thomas Bishop. Dr. Abrabam Smith, eq Hen. Abner r. - George D, May, bea. 61 1 TTT, a eesident, G. BOWMAN, Prosi JU8RE eter, President of the branch of the . Seoreiary Our Wash ington Correspondence, Wasmineton, Sept. 6, 1880. Noble Day's Work by the Mouse at Last—How t was Done—How the Result Took—Senate on Pre vate Bills—Sam Houston and Zadoc Pratt for President and Vice President, on the Democratic and Workingmen’s Ticket. ‘The first thing in order, in the House, this morm ing, was the reports from the Richardson Commit- tee. Mr. Richardson teok the floor, and addressed the Houee at length upon the merits of the reports. He charged that Mr. Vinton had undertaken to supprees the publication of the reports in the enly newspaper—the Globe—in which the proceedings of the House were authorized to be published, by withholding the minority report. He stated that he had been to the Globe office, and was there told that the minority report had not been received, and that until it should be sent to the office, the report of the majority would not appear. He also charged that Mr. Vinton had ieee’ a copy of his report to be taken, and exhibited me of the Virginia members, while he had denjed that such was the case. Mr. Vinton explained his course of conduet in the premises. Mr Seddoo explained how the re- port, so far as related to the Barroe pension claim, cune to be exhibited to some of the Virginia mem pers. ‘The reports were ordered to be printed. The House next proceeded o the consideration of the order of the day, to wit: ‘he Texas Boune dary Bill, and the appeal of Mr Moward, of Texas, from the “decision of the Speaker made last even- "The Speaker stated the cuse, that a bill ence re- considered and ameuded aod voted dowa could not be again reconsidered, wud said that he adhered to his decision. The vote was taxen, and the House overruled the Speaker'’sdecision. The vote reject ing the two pills was then reconsidered and the bills were once more put upon their passage. All was hushed as if death had beea present while the voting was woing on When it was acnounced, 168 yeas to 95 nays, and that the bills were @ wpontantous burst of applause ran over the House among the members aad through the galleries. The Speaker and some of the members called loudly for order! erder! and order was soon re- stored. But several of the tire-eaters flew to their feet, brandished their arms slofi, and seemed de- edly out of temper. Mr. Brown, of Missiasi exclaimed to the Speaker, ** Let thea clap! them clup!!"" The two bills, however, passed in the same shape in which they had passed the Seaate, with this ex~ ception: the biils pasted the Senate separately, and the House joi hb ne jfouse elinched the business by refusing to reconsider the vote the bills—and then the members “ breathed freer and dee) Ths Youse refused to adjourn. Mr. Carter now asked the Speaker if it would be in order to move to suspend the rales in order to take up the California bill. He was answered in the negative, The Speaker said the first business in order would be the unfinished business of the morai and on that, the genteman from Iilinois ( Richardson) was entth d to the floor. But the members were too mach agitated and excited, to listen to Mr. Richardson at so late an hour, and after what had just happened; and so an adjournment was again moved, and it Was this time carried. ; When the California bill comes up, it will pase by eome sixty majority. Lhe members of the House, after playing at cross purposes, and attempting tog i the better of each other upon certain pointa, and to mislead the pub- lie mind, have at last dene their duty. “ Better late than never, * perhaps. , The Senate s been engaged all day bag per vate bills. Nothing of note or moment, in that bedy, has occurred. n An effort is on foot here, working in a quiet way, to bring out Sam Houston, of Texas, for Presi- dent, and Zadoc Pratt, of New York, for Vice Pre- sifent, It is to be the democratic and working men’s ticket. Should the race pon. to be <3 serub one in 1862, “Old Sam” and ** Zadoc” be hard to beat. So say the knowing ones. Wasuinoron, Sept. 6, 1850. All Right--Splendid Operation—Californw nent on Hand. All right—the effec: of a night bas made every thing bright. ‘The Presideat has done something to eflect the paseage of the little omnibus, a good deal, we may say, as will be readily seen by a comparison of the votes of yesterday and the day before, with the vote of to-day. A comparison will show, that sundry Northern whigs and Southern whigs, have been drummed into line. The secugiung of Mr. Viaton, the leading whig of the House, was in it- self a great achievement. On the announcement of the third readiag of the bill, there was an outburst of applause on the floor, ad in the galleries, even tae ladies could not ree strain their gratification, and the boys whistled, as in a theatre. Members of the House embraced, nd some others lay back and laughed till their eyes filled with tears. Aner: he elap-crap of the last two days, it was a great consummation. For three days past, nearly one balf the Sehate have been spectators, ond, to some extent, ope- rators in the House. Mr. Seward has beea acti advereely, and Meesrs. Ciany and Foote have been idle, but have been doing what they could, aes advice, to help along the bill. he administration, the Cass men, the Clay men, the Cobb men, the d men, the mod a strong for the Governor, and he is de- jeate lf Mr. Clay could have kept the Senate in see sion till they had received the bill from the use, iLwas his intention to make it the order for Monday, as no doubt it will be made, when br ught ia, th notapprehend that e the Inttle ommbus of Texae and id pecially when the combiaed bill comprises exactly uvisions of the two tills of the Senate, aod articularly when they do nut at ali iaterfere with California We may now expect an early edjourament. inwoediate order, for we do “n old Bullion will obje The California bill is to be pashed throug to morrow, possible. At ell events, we wu<pect it exn only be staved off for uday or two. We are the tight pi The South will ha now uy todo omethi , a8 a pr liminary movement, y mert inc | Letus, however, hope that the worst of the trou j ble is over opt. 6, 1850. Review of the Freld~- Curwus Combinations, A review of the field, afwr the singularly achieved victory of the le omnibas of Texas w Mexico, preeents some curioue ree! Texas bill wos iministration measure, he State of New York presents, b tet This cannot ¢ to the Poesideat, ‘ and } | end ye the strong d as very flav old et vote eg it | expecially when the New York iegation is al- mort entirely wig. Of the hern State South Carolina was | unscimo bill; Mississippi was waani vs against yland, os fur as | m prewent, Dela was for it ous torii; Kenweky was an was noanitous; X08 Was Unant- mous And Virginia put in a majority of two to one in fevor of the nit. The strongest ae. again the bill is from the ultra whig 5 vorth and the ultra democta ic States of the Seath Oa the other hand, demoersve States of the North, ond te why the m tfal com ation ta sa pert ‘Avother. ringulag vat the Bates borderiog on the Ni rth, from Maryle es « the South, present f Missouri, are almort vm for the b streng proof! that the ies @ conservatve end middle fi ‘ound between the (wo extremes * We find all party tines b up, and whies anda denean on trablien ond Reman cad she exo pl fas, a8 opposite asice and ire, consyriag, foyrther We find Texes alone, rejected by 46 rapjonitye eddmg en New M. 160, WHThOUE [he prevIROy we find the Dill falling short by oniy -eightwotes, 7 end subsequent!y puseing by ten mejoneyaog ereee of fifty-six voies ia two daye ato~loe The sumple reason why the addition ot’ Ney’ Mexico to the bill mede it ay tthely more ac Pex ble to the South was, thet ff ti Kar egninet the provieo; nad’ yet these jr? 4 who voted for the bill Without the Wilmot a is vieo for New Mexieo, peed. have no. alararethete ona ig no ecorthly neoessty for ety law ext: slavery from thisterritory. Peon labor is @ftyy vw) cont chesper than Aincun slows labor, " hed plenty of it. There is no for © pe New Mexicomthere is tot Seti y e of the 4 I pee ts Mr hl ol Haut bell ss er ame yoke Ree 10 timer, them they ehh Hes ‘¢ feat it J ire.sypesition too Naace at mee apuyen inne Iayerity of thes Bay A mt ™ thie tly there were a 6 OF fy . ctend Maqui erie frie mrt wi [04 FREY WH rity me nigh