The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1850, Page 8

NEWS KY THE MAILS, Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bartimore, Dee. 5, 1850. Jenny Lond’s Quarters—Fireman's Reception— New Gas Works— Mare Disasters—Drowned— New Counterferts, Fe. The apartments prepared for Jenny Lind and suite, at Barnum’s Hotel, were yesterday thrown open to the gaze of the members of the press, who this morning describe even the texture of the wheets, and, other et ceteras of a lady’s chamber. ‘Twelve rooms, including 'hree pariors and a dining room, have been fitted up and appropriated to their exclusive use, in that part of the hotel fronting on St, Paul street, which is wholly occupied by the families of the worthy proprietors, Messrs. jum end McLaughlin. They are splendidly furnished, and supplied with all the requisites for genuine comfort. She is expected to arrive here in the ex- press train on Saturday evening, and gives her first concert on Monday evening. A committee of one, from each of our fire com- panies, has been appointed to proceed to Havre de Grace, to meet the Vigilant Fire Company,of Phila- delpnia, who will arrive here on next Monday week. The whole department of the city will also parade, to meet them on Broadway, and escort them to their quarters. The cheap gas movements at the North, have had the effect of stirring up our gas monopoly toa proper performance of their duties. They have accordingly commenced the erection of new gas weiks, on a late and improved plan, capable of sup- lying double the quantity now used in the city. Ihe excure they have heretofore given for not re- ducing their prices, hasbeen, that if they reduced them there would be more applicants for gas, and that they already bad more than they could supply. Quite a singular reason to be given in this age of improvement and progress. The ships North Carolina and F. W. Brune, left port yesterday, in tow of steemers, and were last night reported to be stuck fast in the mud, a few miles down the river. The weather continues so thick and bezy, that it has placed quite an embargo op our pert for some days past. A worthy old gentleman, named Wm. H. Bo- haran, of St Mary’s county, yesterday mornit fell overboard, from a schooner, and was drowned. He was a man of considerable wealth. A new counterfeit, on the Chesapeake Bank, of this city, has made its appearance in some of the western counties. They are altered notes, and can Ly easily detected, being very bunglingly exe- cuted. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puitapetrnia, Dec. 5, 1850. Attempt to Kul a Wife—Stolen Goods Discovered —The Opera--Jenny Lind, etc. An attempt at murder was made, yesterday morn- ing, in Moyamensing, by a man named Johnson, upon the person of his wife. He had, for some time previous, been separated from her, and yes- terday he went to the house where she was living, and demanded bis child. She refased, when he presented a pistol at her, and was just in the act of pulling the trigger, when a servant girl, who was watching the interview trom the heed of the stairway, leaped down, with one bound, and struck the weapon upon the floor, where it exploded harmlessly. he disappointed husband escaped before the alarm could be given. Anoted rookery for the disposal of stolen pro- perty, kept by a negro woman named Spires, hae of late been broken up, and a variety of articles, the produce of robberies within fe last year or two, have come to light. A silver fruit dish, stolen from Jobn Grent, Esq, mere than a year since, has been restored to the owner. The trial of this ‘woman will come on during the present term of the court, but it seems that the man to whom, it is evi- dent, she only played second fiddle, will escape the prosecution he merits. Old Drury is being renovated in anticipation of the eppreaching opera season, and the best seats are already taken for the first night, next Tuesday. Miss Lind was out this morning, and had several fire pictures taken by Root. She is now in better voice then at her last concert, when she was suffer- ing from her sere throat, but preferred to sing rather then disappoint the audience. Our Pennsylvania Correspondence. Harnispunenu, Nov. 30, 1850. The Positron of the State Administratin—New Jowrnal of the Union Whigs—Its Supporters-- #£xcw sion to Philadelphia—Jenny Lind’s Cow certs, §c., Fe. As we approach the session of 1851, very singular political movements begin to develope themselves. An organized opposition to the present State admin- istration is about to develope itself, with the Pre- sidency in prosy:ctive The policy of Governor Jobnston does not appear to give satisfaction to the ultra whigs and avti-masonic influence at the veut of government, and for the better display of their rancor, will shortly issue a new journal, to be denominated the State Jownal, pledged to be essentially and emp! Soyy f whig in politics, and to give @ vigorous support to the principles of the na- ‘onal whig party; principles which, the prospec- avers, “if faithfully aud successfully carried out, cannot fail to speed the ‘old Keystone,’ and the im their onward march to pros- sv, and rivet still tighter the re- hich bind tagether the States of niedereay, and render them ‘ one and inseper now and forever.” ” The State Journal ia also pledged to steer cleat of all “* entangling alliances” with factions, to il- lustrate which, itis supposed to be an attack on Gov. Jobuston for his free soil opinions, having canvassed in person the State, and no doubt owing his election to those views so popular at that time, with the Buffalo plattorm in full view, on which #o many of our tall men jumped; or were ready to do #0, from the Kinderhook cabbage down to the ted on by the turning of the In further illustration of the policy of the alo ard to emeil fry, who are w screws. the apyin th the illustrious patriots am pure. hearted W big statermen who stand at the head of Our Nations! and State administrations, and all the isting ui bed men who grace the ranks of the whig party. Where such eminent statesmen and veteran whige lead the way, we ate proud to follow, With them, we will “indigaantly frown upon the first dawn- ing of ap attempt’ by Northern and Southern fanatics to rerist the laws, trample upon the conatitution, and disrolve the union of these states, “The Union, the whole Union, and nothing but the Union,” shall be Our motto, and we Will oppe clem., let it ever quarter it maj the union of these States, and strike down the glorieus republican fabric erected by the blood and treasure of cur patriot forefathers From present appearances, the next seasion will de equally for the vu J who are for the fi Ly this State. In conn ubject, it inay be well to obeerve that the new paper has the countenance of sach men as Jno. C. Kankel, Esq, @ gentleman elected to the Legistature at the late election, by an unprece lented ro ijority of one thou- nd decidedty one of the inost popular orators in central Peuneylvavia. James Fox, Esq ‘ the newly elected District Attorney for the county of,Dauphin, also endorses the new journal. Asa leider of the Scout party, he gives aviditional strength to the movement Meesrs. J. Wallace Kerr, Wm. T. Sanders, pro- prietor of the Weshington House, Stephen Miller, Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas, Geo. Koppenhefler, County Register, John H. Berry: hill, and Wm. T. Bishop, are also interestin, themselves in the project. What efleet this wil have on the next selection for United States Sena- tor, and whether it will not give its influence to Simon Cameron, in preference to a regular whig caucus nom! remaine in the wor) of the future On Wednesday lest, through the indefatigable exertions of C J. Wotbert, Eeq, one of the most popular and grn‘lemanly conductors va the Penn- %, vania railroad, our citizens had en excursion to iladelp returning next day, with a ticket to the first concert of Mademoisetle Lind—all for tea dollars, This certainly was very cheap, compared with prices peid for the bare ticket in New York ond other cities. Strange ae it may appear, only five or #ix persona availed themselves of the efforts of Mr. Wolbert to please the public from Harris burg, while the ie towne of Marietta and Co lumbia turned out exch a large delegation The trip gave unedulterated satisfaction to those who did avail themeelves ot the efforts of Mr. Wolbert; and [tuke more than ordinary pleasure in bearing witures to his general urbanity and gen- SusquBHanna Naval Intelligence. States rhip Job Adams got up to Nor- pton Roads on Saturday, and anchored officer on boerd by & gentleman in acon manes the following “ the d States ship PL Norfelk from which the extract — Unrrep Bares Piao Bair Pivmovrn, ) ate * Aogun te. ‘ fe are homeward hound, teuching at Anjer Poin’ on town, (on the Cape of Good Hope) M4 Helena, from thence to Norfolk, where +e on to arrive about the Ist to the wth of January, 165) We leave the Marica on the station, but at present The Dolphin has left (Jaly 19) for home, via Oall- fornia. The officers of the Plymouth are all well. The fol- fe a list :-—Com. P. F Voorhees; Com'r. T. B. Davis, G. W. Doty. and 0. Do- D’ Lambert, and JI. Davis; Assistant Surgeon, J, Hopkin: Virgtatans. Counctl. The following letter was written by the Hon. | peo, 5a Morgans tm the chait, The minutes of Daniel Webster, in reply to an invitation to attend | the last mesting were read and appreved. 4 Union meeting at Staunton, Virginia :— Of Abeaham R, Lawrence, Req. in bebalf of the Com, Wasninoten, D. C., Nov. 23, 1850. missioners: for leave Gentiemen : On my arrival in this city lest evening Dock Company, mn ey Bee ieee tua cad te sous 5 ence s i ® patriotic letter. You speak the somtlments which | of age , become the je of the great and ancient Common- of Delancy street, E wealth of V . You speak as Wythe.and of g manure; of - Hart, and Jefferson, Marshall, and Madsion ld speak, were dameges sustained by him for loss of horse, Btaied; and what iden can suggest more ively emo. ixitenihcisvot, beltrosa First arenes tion in the minds of the A people, of present foterbrook nud others, Fele- prosperity, we 1 be with you, gentlemen. on the proposed occa- sion, and as one ef your countrymen and fellow. citi- zens, assure you of my hearty sympathy with you. in the opinions which you express, my unchangesble to co- with you and other good Belding the honor of the Brates and the Constitution of the government. How happy should I be to peek to Committee e myself in Virginia, west of the Blue Ridge, an: pledge mutual faith with the men of A’ ockbridge, Bath, Alleghany, and Pocahontes, land, Pendleton and Rockingham, that while we the institutions of our wise and sires shall not want supporters. and that, so faras may depend on ur, the civilized world shall never be shocked by be- holding euch a yee ae the voluntary dismember- ment of this gl 3 republic. No. pox gaa never! If it come te that, poe jal mart; preferable tosuch asight It is better to g of the Union still flying over our heads, t! im support of the try and its Union. I am lately from the North, where I have mixed ex- tensively with men of all classes snd all parties, and I in to live to | services I know are as warm as my own | adamizing F: lying between ‘Thirty. fifth and ben, & distinguished officer in the American revolution, has been placed in his office by its owner, with the offer of ‘of it to the city. Reforred om Arts and Sciences. REPORTS ADOPTED. Of the Committee on Sewers, adverse to ee for sewer in avenue B, between Second and Fifth streets; of Committee on Fire Department, on the petition of Kelly, to be reinstated in the Fire Depar it; " en of Engine Company No 6, for an ap- to decorate their engine; of the Com nts, adverse to the petition of F. ing sidewalk in Fifty- first street; ‘olice, in favor of paying bill of of the Sixteenth Police District; paying bill of Jacob Vincent, for ser- yy him as doorman, of the Sixteenth the honor of the country is poy say ge ny the flag eae of mor ue, ear and oss ae Pelice Di 5 of the Committee on Assessments, ad- —_ ‘een A verse to the petition of Peter Blake, relative to the ent u) his property; for regulating and Mac- -fourth street, between Seventh avenue and Bl road; of the Finance Committee, in favor of paying Daniel Lee's bill for ammunition tur- nished to troops on the 25th of November; also, in fa- assure you, gentlemen, through the masses of the | yor of tax of [sane Ranaheim; also, in favor Northern people, the general feeling and the great cry | of 7 pigs the Uo jon and for tis pres ~ Seong There are, | Pod ty Aa B. Galligher, for services as keeper of it is true, men to be found, some of perverse purposes, Report of the Committee on Streets in favor of filling and some of bewildered imagination, who affect to sup. | in, grading and paving. and setting curb and gutter pose that some possible but uadsfined good would arise | stones in Greenwich and other strects, between Court. from a dissolution of the ties which bind these United States together, but be assured the number of these men is small; the ewinent leaders of all parties rebuke them; and while there prevails a general purpose to maintain the Union as it is, that purpose embraces, as ite just and necessary means, a firm resolution of sup- porting the rights of ull the States, precisely as they stand guarantied sud secured by theconstitution. And oumay depend upon it thatevery provision in that instrument, in favor of the rights of Virginia, and the otber Bout hern States, constitucional act of Congress, passed to up! will be upheld and maintai: of the | but also by the prevailing m. Accidents may ocour to defeat the ‘ticular instance; misguided men may, it is possible, sometimes enable others to elude the clat the rights founded in act; but on the whole, and in the end, the lawwill be executed and obeyed; the Me South will hat there is prince’ 4 patriotism, good sense and honesty, in the generel minds of the ‘orth; and that, among’ the mars of intelligent citizens in that quarter, the genoral disposition to ask tor justice is not stronger than the disposition to grant it to others. Gentlemen, we are brethrem: we are descendants of Jandt street and B: yoo d place. with an ordinance. Laid on the table, aud ord+red to be printed. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Resolved, That the Clerk ot the Yommon Council be directed to furnish the members elect of the C on Council with a map of the city, together with also with staves ot office. talary of Amos Jones, messenger dermen. be increased trom $500 to pet annum, to take effect from the first day of December, 1850 Resolved, That Orchard street, from Division to Houston streets, be renumbered, under the direction of the Street Co be given to William Van the side of his —_ and Alderman and Assistant of the Third ward. ‘Whereas, by a resolution of the Common Council. the bell-ringers stationed on the Hall are aired to strike the hour of eight on Sunday mornings, and in consequence of the alteration of fire districts re- quiriug the bell-ringers to strike eight strokes for fires in the eighth district, therefore, Resolv. That the practice of striking the hour of those who labored together with inten th biishment of the pi let me ask you, gentlemen to teach your young into whose hands the power of the country must soon fall, to go back to the close of the revolutionary war, to contemplate the feeb! d incompetency of the confederation of States thei ——- and te trace the steps by which the intellig. patriotism of the great men of that day led the country to the tion of the existing constitution; teach them to study the proceedin, otes, and reports of committees in the old Congress; especially draw their attention to the leading part taken by the Assembly of Virgin’ from 1783 onward; direot their minds to the conven- tion at Annapolis in 1786; and, by the contemplation and study of these events and these efforts, let them see what a mighty thing it wasto establish the govern- ment under which we Lave now lived so prosperous, and so gloriously for sixty years. But pardon me; must not write an essay or make @ speech. Virginia, true-bearted Virginia. stand by your country, stand by the work of your fathers, stand by the Union of the and may Almighty God prosper all our efforts ause ef liberty, and in the caure of that united government which renders this the happiest ople upon which the sun ever . yours truly and taithfully, DANIEL WEBSTER. Tur Great Sar—Tur Wortn’s Far, etc.— We are ve; Ms leern that an interview which the Central Committee on the London Exhibition had yesterday with the Secretary of the Navy, that officer informed the commitee that if Con- gress should see fit'to make an adequate appro- priation for fitting out the Pennsylvania for the purpose, he would cheerfully detail that magniti- cent anne the transportation of contributions,&c., to the World’s Exhibition, instead of store- ship Fredonia, which was some time since nated for the service, but has not returned from the Pacific. We should be proud, indeed, to see the grandest ship in our navy, and the grandest in the world we believe, itched on @ mission which will mark the spirit of the pre- sent century; aud we shuuld fect no less pride in having such an emblem of our national power exhibited in Europe. This great ship was built many yeers #go,at a cost of six or eight hun- dred thousand dollars, and has ever since been used at Norfolk merely as areceiving ship, without hav- ing ever rendered a day’s service at sea, or been seen out of our own waters. It would be a pity, and a reproach, too, if such a noble specimen of naval architecture and of national strength should have been built merely to be permitted to rot and eink in the mud, unseen and unknown to the world We venture to express the hope that the public spirited views of the Secretary of the Navy may be promptly seconded by Congress in the way sug- ested. . The Secretary of the Navy has officially inform- ed the Secretary of the Centrat Committee, J.C. G. Kennedy, Esq, that the Commandant of the Brooklyn Na ard has been instructed to re- ceive, at the yard, all euch articles as may be sent there, from time to time, to be jed to the London Industrial Exhibition, and place them where they will be recure, and not exposed to the weather.—National Intelligencer, Dec. 5. i3. Court of General Sessions. Before the Kecorder, and Ald. Fr lin and Oakley. Dre. 6.—The Grend Inquest ~The Grand Jury this morring brought into court several bills of indictment, ong whieh was one against Henry Carnel, forthe t of Charles M. Row 16th of November ment be rent to the next court of Oyer and 1 Tricl for Bigemy —Thomas Collins was put on trial charged with bigemy, in entering into # marriage con- tract. and having the same solemnized, while his wife by a former ma a qe was still living. From the evi- that the prisoner was ry Coatley, on the 10th of Septetaber, Kk, Ireland. He left Cork shortly atter me to this eit in the 27th of April. 1 his wife Mary was still alive, of A ™m Ireland fa July was never married id that she lived with him asa never was married to her en to prove that they wi ry returned a verdict of guilty, but re. the pritoner to the mercy of the cou court sentenced him to the State Prison for twe Pleaded G Oates, and v to Petit Larceny —Michael Nolan, Allen mes Thompson, pleaded guilty to petit larceny. and were rentenced to the penitentiary for fix months each Nolen was indicted for stealing 1 200 eewars, valued at thirty dollars, from Austen D. Thompron. of No. 25 Pine street. en the 12th of Novera- ber last. Oates and Thom pron were indicted for steal- ing thirty one dollars worth of clothing. from the house of Alonzo A. Perrine, corner of Amity and MeDon th of November lest. Although beth were for grand larceny, yet as the Il, the court aecepted ° ird Deere —A man named Thoma Doreey was celled to trial, on a charge of forgery ju terging en order on Nathan ©. Ely & Co,, for $0562. It red from the tes- timony produced that Mesers Kly & Co, are distil Jers, and were in the habit of procuring barrels from Mr. Isaac Ii Purdy, of Milton, near Poughkeepsie ‘This fact came to the knowledge of the aceused, who visited the ertablichment of Mr Purdy, and by some means got a right of bis book. on which was entered an invotee of barrel« sent to Mr Eiy & Co He then came immediately to the city and presented a paper at the counting room ef the distillery. of which the following is a copy -— Avover 26th, 1850. Pent by barge Wallkill. forty large and ten email bar. Tele. at 10s, 6d, ench— $66 O2iy AC B. PURDY. pay the above to the be 1 order, Mr. Trimbley, book- Kly & Co, questioned the accused, ‘on, for this manner of drawing for of Mr. Purdy, that he (Mr. Par- ad lost hie wite and he (the prisoner) had come nm to get eome things for the funeral, and as Mr. dy bad no money by him he had sent the order. On thie inti smount of the order 'o the accused. His story proved to be a fabrication, and the writing on the paper a for- ery ‘Thee facta were clearly pro od the defence ad no witness to disprove or explain them. Dorse: was thereiore convicted by the jury, The court wil fentence him on Monday next, D in the third degree Tne Devesxtion or Two Amearcans at Panaovay.— The Sa'rm Register contains an account of the detention of 2 Americansin Patagusy, before mentioned, by Pre- tident Lopes. The parties are Rdward A. Hopkins a George Brandreth. They left San Borg, a village on the river Uroguay, in the of February, for Assumption. leaving behind their mules and the balk of their merchandise, whieh could only be introduced into Paraguay by the special perm President. Only eight or ten days are necessary for the journey, and, though they left with the intention Great retarning for their luggage, not! ce ation, Mr. Ely came in and paid the | of Lopes, the | junday mornings, by the beli-ringers on the Hall, be discomtinued ‘on and aiter January Ist, 1851. The Board then adjourned to 6 o’clock to-morrow (this) evening. -. BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERM Dec. 5—The Board of Assistants met ning Present the President in the chair, ands quorum of members in their places. PETITIONS. Of sundry perrons tor a sewer in Leroy and Hudson streets, to connect with the sewer in Clarkson street. w Petition to regulate and grad G d street, etition to regulate an je y-secon' , between Beventh and Eighth Referred Of Samuel Woodward, to bave premises No. 17 West Thirteenth street released from tax sale. Keferred. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Report of the Committee on Streete in favor of fencing vacant lots, and repsiring and flagging Fourth avet Detween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. Adopt- Sathe committee, in favor of fencing vacant lots on Ninth and Tenth streets Adopted Same commit- tee, recom: ig & conourrencs with the Board of regulate South street from Roosevelt to Catharine street Adopted. Re) of Finance Committee, concurring to issue dup! certificates to C. V. 8. and J. J. Roosevelt. RESOLU Resolution that Christopher street from Hudson to ‘Weat street, be lighted with gas. Adopted. Resolution that the firet section of the ordinance by the Mayor, April 13th, 1860, providing ited sessic of the Lge ed Alderme: h month be repealed. Adopte Resolution that the east side of Fourth avenue from Bixth st. to Thirte be lighted with gas.Adopted. ligence. ingulay Case of Arson.-—Uticers 8. J Smith and Crotett, of the lower police, ae tod. yesterday cS. of settipg fire and buc . No 8S ‘Third avenue, on the éth of July lust, for the purpose of obtaining the $1,(00 insurance effected on the stock at the Broadway Fire Ineurance Company. It appears ‘that the fire cecurred im the store om the 4th of J and ¢ ’ was declared by therefore hadi The Ineuras pany, mot believing the result of accident, but om the other hand, tl design, refused st first to pay insurence lapsed. nothing turned up iC tson. The company ultimately o y~ i 600 «This amount was tak: th at not #0 asa brother of Watson's. about f ke since. made Ap affidavit before Justice Osborn. setting forth the fact tbat he (the seeused) had acknowledged to him that be knew all about the fire; that his wife set fire to the re under his direction for the purpose of ootaining the insurance money. and thereby detraud the I B ance Company. On these facts, as represented by the brother, Justice Osborn issued his warrant for ti rest of Watson on the charge Befoe or about ti time the warrant was issued, some four weeks ago, Watron left the city end went to Philadviphia, where he remained with bis wife and child until the begin: ning of this week, when bis wife absconded to this city, bringing the child with her, a fine boy of six years ofnge; this child the father was much attached to, and on Wednesday arrive4 bere. almost distrated from Philadelphia, in search of his som Oa that afveraoo and yesterday morning, he applied to a in the Seventeenth ward, whom he felt certain k meet him on Inet jaud, when each tal y the child could be however, Watson bees knowing wh ter, nally cor ded to | lice authorities, knowing the | bis o ui | Fire I | the whol it | perpetrati ye that Bod & neice together propored to make som ting fire to the store and thereby obtain t He opposed the ides, and m: me while he was in the: leit the city the 3d day of July aad weat to Gie | ter, New Jersey, where | then returned te New Y. | eceurred. The whole iratthe time looked very turpictous althougd pot saficivnt erisence bet: duced to form « complaint. Jurtice Usbora com! | bim to prison. On the investigation of thi aflair rome very strange facts and proceedl: fpring up im connection with (his are individuals, at present under the pay of the city vernment, will form @ ¥ery conspic Hlmost a Desperate A/loir returns, Jered to the Chief of mornin, Te appeared to b | terrible at the first view. A m by Alderman Kelly, called Dani an asroult on Edward Logue anc th an intent to kill, Lewis Ph | Poliow yesterday an affair whiok le th before the sitting Magistrate, yesterday morning, o1 hearing. which resulted in the ncoured parties being held to bail to keep the peace | es in the Seventeenth Word nightly, robberies hay venteenth ward, by some daring roga: diferent dwellings between the hours of six and nine o'clock in the evening. On Priday of last k. Mr. Mooney, residing io Fifth street, near Firet @ of over $200 worth of property: y evening following (this week), come the dwelling house No 124 First ave- nue, between seven and eight o'clock, and trom the opper reo ried off large quantity of valaxble male and ite wearing apparel, consisting ot cloak, pantaloor ste, cravate, over coats, and body conte; leo, silk and eatin dresses, v together with many articles of valuable jewelry, va- Jued, in all, at about $400, the property of Mr Alex | T. Kemmei avd his wite, mr Kemmel and lady, it ferme, were Out On & visit, to tes. that evening, and on their return discovered the whole of their clothing had been stelen For a week or perior Court. | Before the tion. Juage Paine, Dec. § — Margaret Morris agarnsi Abm. Brower, Major | Thompson ond Hamilton Fish. This suit was brought by | the plaintiff, who keeps an extensive boarding house | at (48 Broadway. eqmee. Brower, the keeper of a lar; | livery stable joor (‘ormerly Constitution Hall”), Major Thompson, who had eul-let the premises to Brower, and the Hon. Hamiiton Fish, Governor of this | Btate, (the owner thereof) torecover damages for keep- ing up and maintaining ® nulrance The plaintiff as- serts that many of her boarders left her ing the Fn 1849. in comsequence ot the offensive odor orang rom the stables ere are feveral qu involved in the ease: but the principa whether a livery stable in Broad Dt. Frink deposed, on behalf of the that it wae first hi bat ‘as that he should pay $4 the understanding with hii a week. Adjourned. nf Commence or Boston.—Vaine of domestic doets exported for the week ending November $60,211 22; foreign whi 197 97 23. Some time last 36 57; foreign, $25,169 14 imports of specie fort to December I, domestic, .¢ they have been forcibiy of Paraguay. bee heard of andit is « yore intact td % | pared] exports @469,102 04 easels arrived in jovember, foreign, 270; coastwise, 475; cleared, foreign, 270, coastwise, 175. been perpetrated | et cloaka, &e., | OFrY TRADE REPORT. ‘Tuvnsvar, December 5—6 P. M. Asties.—The market was quiet, with only a moderate demand. Th> unfavorable a: vices ny the A ‘o:ic, with large receipts, have depressed prices, and we note sales of 80 barrels, at $6 for pots; snd $575 « $5 81 for pearls. Baxapsturrs.—Flour—The market for State and Western flour was rathe: heavy, and the tra asactions limited, owing to the inclemenc; of the weather. ‘There was less inquiry for the Eas', and for speoculs- tive investment. The exportdemind wis moderate, as well as ter the local trade, and prices tended in fuvor of purchasers. The receipts were fair. Some 8000 barrels changed hands, including No. 2 super- fine, at $418 a $4 44; common to good State, at $4 68 & $475; mixed to straight Indiana and Michigan, at $4 16 @ $4 8736; good Ohio, at $4 81% a $4 8734; pure Ge- nesee, at $5 a $5 634; fancy Ohio, at $5 18 @ $5 373; fancy Genesee, at $5 124 = $5 3734; extra Ohio, at $6 S76 a $6 624; and extra 3735 a 96 50. Im Canadian Best; and we quote sales of 2000 w 2.6: at $4 OB a 34 45. Southern flour was in good mand. and rather firmer, with sales of 800 $5 a $5 124 for mixed to straight brands 8 $5 G2forfency. Rye Fiour was lower. with soles of a few emall lets, amo in allto 100 bbis., at $3373¢. Meal was quiet, with small sales of Jersey at $3 06 a $3 00%; and Brandywine at $3 25 » $3 314. Wheat ue ae pana mn gd for, ay be the sodioney. — which were plenty, were v vy. The mar! aaa Scud ix inven oh nemecoen ix Goan ere was @ good business doing, and pri: weet. The sales of the day embraced 12,000 bushels handsome Ci at $1 0636; and 6000 bushels prime Genesee at $1 14, waich suvws deline, Rye was duil and heavy, with small sales at 750. Barley was quiet; the last sales of two rowed was at 980. » 9c. iorf ir to prime. [n Ours we have no de cided alerations to report; the demand was moderate. Corm— There wasa better feeling in the market for corn, under the influence of the favorable advices from England, and asmall stock Some 10,000 bushels hay changed hands at (8c. a 68}¢0 fcr old Westera mix: 670 for old Southern yellow, to Southern; and 63c. for new North- ern yellow. Corrax —There was not much soln, operators gene- rally holding off for the suction sale of Rio, which takes place to-morrow, December 6th, consisting ot 38,500 bags, the cargo of the ship Maria. The sales of the day were bee gg to 100 bags Rio, at lic., and 100 at Wo. sales reported on ’Change were 1,206 yesterday's full prices. Subsequ to og sold, about equally divided between continental rs and the home trade. was & good business done— the rales ot bunch reaching 1,600 boxes, at $1 95; 1.300 half do., at $1; and 1,200 quarters. 55c, Also, 6,000 boxes Valencis, in one lot, on private terms, ¥xeicuts —There was @ better feeling in freights, with more offering to Liverpool. About 12,000 or 15.000 bbis. flour were engaged, at 1s. 3d. For wheat 43,0 6d. was asked. In cotton, rates were about the same. Of tierce beef. 100 tierces were en, sd, at 2s. 3d. To London, for flour, le. 9d. was asked. There was nothing new to other ports. Hay.—With a steady market, sales were made of 1,000 bales, at 45 a 60c.. in part for shipment. Hors —8mall sales of new crop Eastern and Western were made, at 20 a 30c., cash. Txox.— Spall sales of Scotch 75 cash, and $2075,6 mos, The bars was at $36. Lrap.—Galena was held at $4 binl vod 100 Ibs., without sales. In foreign there was no alteration, while the market was very dull. Mo.asexs —The market was inactive, with small sales of Porto Kico at 29e.; Cuba Muscovade at 230, @ 25c., w crop Orleans at 38¢ im bbls. Srones.—Spirits turpentine was in better de- We note sales of 600 at 350. cash per gal. w small lote have take! a slight decline, White rosin sold to some extent at former figures. Ous — Linseed was moderately active, with sales of 3,000 @ 4.000 gallons at 80c @ Slo. in casks from store, chiefly at the latter beavy, with only @ limited inqai: bic , the latter r selected lots. 87. sold at ° Provimions.—Pork—There was less hase‘ O in market te-day, though quotations e eC. im- roved; the quetations were 700 bbls. at $11 68 a $1175 for mess, and $8 76 for pri: thin mess was worth $11 12%4, and rum] 8 25. Beef was in steady request; with sales of 200 bbls. at $4 76 a $5 75 tor prime, and 60.8 $10 for mess. The estimates of the stock of porkin this market were contradict , but none of them put it bigher than 73,000 bbls = Beef were quiet; a small lot sold at $14. Lard was less firm, with sales of 150 bbia. at 740. #7 11-160 ; also do. tierces, strictly prime, at 80. Butter and cheese were uno! Sxens —For American linseed $1 65 was asked, and for Calcutta $1 76 per 60 Ibs, Clover sold, in lots, at To. n8c. for old and . were made at $19 sale of English =. Price. 6 , amd sales at Sle. a Olive oil, 50 baskets th tapege, a8 #1 10m $1 12 pe agent a eee eet) OS) ae Rire CHR worm Prevauing Testrioted the sales to 100 hhds, Porto Rico, at other Kinds there was nothing done, while prices were steady. ‘Ta1Low was very dull. A small lot of prime rendered brought 7X0. Whattrone.—The market had an improving tenden- The last sale of Northwest coast was at 37o. Aas 10 do, 960. rai Railroad, Railroad, 6); Was 8 do. 1044) 73 Ordena 8 do., B90, HT; 100 Phil Kailroad, 104! ad, NM: 10 r » vi Mi ogtor 6 Verm: Keilrond, 61%) 1 Boston Chealire Raiiread 5 Be 10, 87: 100 do., 0) Edgeworth S110 2,000 Reading 6s, TY; 40 Reading Mort, ¥ 3,00 ar 6, sylvania me, by 21%: i Stes 10 4., EM: 100 10 Nerch West Copper 1S. Aller 8 100 Crty Mallro Bank, 100 Read- . 18M. After iekobarg Rail- ime €%&: 40, Telegraphic Reports. New Oneans, Deo. 4, 1850, | Cotton. Six thousand bales were sold within the Inet three days, with barely one eighth decline. The following are the quotations: —Middling. 13\;¢ to 13'{o. | Sugar declined \o ; fair and fine Rio coffee declined. 7,000 bags were sold at 9X0. Corn was selling at 50 to | S50 . telly 90 conte decline in one week. Sterling ex- change at 8c, Freights were duli—cotton to Liverpool was 7 164. Crwcree att, Deo. 5, 1850, Hoge were selling, to-day, at $3 85. | On Thareda: the Rev. Mr. Covel, | Janes Trov, York, to Miss Bites Geanenry, of Dublin | , On Wednesday, December 4th, at Brooklyn, L.T.. by the Rev. J. W, B. Wood. of Sande street Methodist i Church, Mr, Sins H. Munson, of Peekskill, N. Y., to Mire Minrna RK Mennino, of Brooklyn. Albany papers j lease copy At Flatlands, LL, on eaday, December Ath. by the Rev Dr Haddock, Josern Howson, of imore. to Kiszanern Conistornens, daughter of Elijah H. Kim- bali. = Died, On Wednesday afternoon, the 4th inst., of consump- tion, Mania Bover, wife of Francis D, Bigelow, in the 27th year of her age. Her friends ate respectfully invited to attend her funeral. from her late reridence, corner of Greenwich and Merrie streets. at 10% o'clock A. M., this day, the 6th inet The reniains will be taken to Tarrytown for interment. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, Mh at aac =) tends of the ase tion. The remains ul be tabeate Searaterd Cane, Pebeckr December Sth, of cipbal an, Tuposonm Dwieny. con of Mésund end Aeros A. Mackeldea. 2 4 months and 25 days. Friends and 96 Ninth avenue, ik P.M. co) December Sth, Exiza Apetarpe, youngest daughter of Wm. 8., Jr., and Mary Conely. jamil; soe nerenernes invited to attend the funeral, this dey, (Priday,) et 13 o'clock P. M., trom 873 Sixth street. oe z ureday, December Sth, at Astoria, L.I., Mrs. we Han. The friends ot her husband, Patrick Hart, also of his cousin, Henry Quin, and of the family, are invited to attend the funeral, this day, (Friday) at 1 o'clock, from Astoria, L. I. At Flushing, L. I., October 2, Mrs, Susanna Monpett Burk, a oe 80 years, ni rs please 00) In ashington City, D. tee the 30th ult., in the 45th year of his age, Joun G. Brown, Im INTELLIGENCE. Cleared. FE. citar Patten, Theobald, Liverpool, Dunham & Di- a. ‘Barks—Jesper, Hasty, Char Danham & Dimon; veil Hathaway,’ Phladelppias . att ‘Brige—Fosen Dutch), Post, Amsterdam, Funeh & St John, NBG & J Laurie & Co; ). Holder, ®t John, NB, J W Lowden; Philens, Thatcher, ‘annah, Dunham & Dimon; Oriole, Robinson, St Marks, hrs—Fair Snedecor, Ri Merchant, 5 seed eters tesa Moke, Sots jteamers—E£rie, Norman, Philadelphia; Penobscot, Sey- mour, do. Sloop— Warren, Stanwood, New Haven. London and Portemouth, Passengers, to J Griswold. Nov 6, with » Havre packet, bound ber] to be tl id; 28th, lat a 13, 1 5t 30, at 9. with ler Helena Sloman, Paulsen, from for NYork, having signals of distress fying (see News columns). Bark Marebioness of Clydesdale (Br), Ferguson, Glasgow, } with iron, coal, and 176 passe: to R lewi ‘Helicon, adamns, Cronstadt, Oot Bisinere 18th, with ‘Tho , Carth: Mirest& Beever ee ears er. Bogota dian), hides and foun ry ka pas. ), Shaw, Havana, 12 days, with ry ; Bermuda, 11 days, to Nesmith & Sons. oyal (Br), De, Bera yal da, 11 days, in ballast, Liverpool NE), Smi witl patel. x ee lw (of New ‘to mateor. », split eaile, lost 4 (Br), th, Rum nson, Tampico, ia supeeseneed severe idey, with salt, te Jaa HL Schr Dani Frances, Porrin, New Bedford for Norfolk. 0. Brockw , Baaning, Portland, ‘Brea mK, 2 days, ebr Sehr Camden, Del, 4 days. Brig Presioca (Brem), 13 ‘trom Pi A e ), days "ort au Prince, to ‘The steamer Franklin, Wotton, for Havre, bas anch the quaruntine en asoeunt ee thsteg. ante Th G efile. Oey, Menperine, Ostrom, for Liverpool, has au~ The packet ship hire, Hevey from London, while being towed up the Bast River, to her dock yesterday after- oom, got ashore om &imud fat,'where she remained at sunset. A number of square fro the Tower bay poonasy, ground, iver. and at the quaraatine Dec 5—Wind during the day from NE, with fog. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Act Robs Eat se we Shannet, Mobile; ¥'A Baker, Nortel. wart jan= ork; We Cleared—Ship Camden, N York. Cuarceston, Deo 2. Pau Rr Deo 5. Sailed—Sohr Nancy Bishop. Norfolk; sloop JM Borden, Dr sae he New On: D Cleared—Ship Sultans, N York. esas rrived—Bark A Listle Lissie, Buenos Ayton Oct 6; fot Dx ie, Bo ton, with loss of spars. od salt Po: Cleared—Bark Louisa Eaton, Clentuagen sp Bailed—Ship Sea Serpent, NYork, / “TNO: Deo de Latter Regs Se Beemoda, The Le Ri nda, St Thomas, Porto Rie, and all the West India Isiands, por steamer Merlin, will close charge Reading Rocin (07 Exchange},om Monday, Sth last, at 11 o'clock. Letter Bags of steamer Atlantic, for Liverpeol, will olose at the Exe! ‘Saturday, 7th inst, Z he ‘The above Letter Bage are also ot Kenyon’s, 91 Wall street, Dee S—PM. pany: Gi 4; Soha’ Orcach, Tomlin, jew London; Virginia, Low- iva, Garwood, 'oint; Jerome, wivage, Berton: Ag Les River: Rane Sor: , do: Triumph, Mason, an aacomb, = denote, rteamer Kennebes, Flowers, NYork. we ” Miece'! Sur Exrry Tavron, 887 tonsthuilt by Danl P Parker, was told st auction, for $10,200 cash. She will hail from Suir Srererentiann, late NYork and London packs (form- erly s Boston an 4 a a Seen bought for the Paiite trate for gianna, aaa Bror Faawcu P Saoe, which arrived at NOrlenws on the it, from N York, is the largest ship that ever entered that port, being 1150 tons, Bann Ieansisra Uriee of thie port, two or theee youre old? tin Philade bought f Cali- in Desiness for $BLOe neat S04 the Celt Into CanLeron, Libby, ‘nlt for pre ich cleared at Philedetphia 204 Tuceday morning of New- tepidly that Capt L thought it turn to port te discharge and ropair. Island, from 4 a succession of gales Woon (of Balti val stores, bound on the night of ), Gaffes, from Ply~ to NYork, went ashore the 214 0 What Cld at NBedford 54, bark © At Tahiti Sept |, Rowswes Sroxny—Oor 3. lat 40 37 8," Lo Bailey, from NBeaford J ‘arr. Pacific Osent 00 wp. W, ship Champi Spoken A ship, understood “Hornee Grecian ¢ probably the Porsst leans, Nov 27, lat 36, fiom NYork for Maracaibo, Nov 20, lat 16 vett,) from NYork for D Boston; Wabash, fi 4 ing, eit, Gia. Brig Dorothes (tol), De y, we from New CANTHACENA, abt %8—Sebr Catharine, , York 10 days; oply aim yorrel obey seen is 16—Are City of Gl 5 spate Olty of Glasgow (s), Matthews, New vii Jas Corner (of Baltimore), Corner, for ‘On Wednesday, the 4th inst.,after long and painful | filnees, Mre. Kiszawern Vawnons, in the 68th year of | her oge Her friends and acquaintances, and these of the family, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from late residence, 52 Allen street, on Friday, the 6th inet,, at 2 o'clock P. M On Wednesday, December 4th, Mrewan: Ketry, « native of Tuam, County of Galway, Ireland, te fomeral will te! lace from the residence of his ' . No. 868 Third avenue, be- » Nov Barks Prospect, Dow, from Moston, ad. for 0) Bo ey. for arttan d ee a 4 Ryeonn cnet AT AY Phince, no date—A Be brig, of Halifax: Garret, from N York, just abr (so reported); brig Odessa (Br), orri= ‘e Pi Has, oo ps _ ‘Brig Wm Purington, Dong!ss, Simon's Bay, CGH, Sept 17— brig, imore, Studiey, (from N Bedford, Lavise Pepet a) at wie re Sr Thomas, Nov 22—Bark Franklin, Cook, ane’ provaniy, Nonna Nomer'ot Yous" oumbni Tro iy bound home: sebr John m from St Kitts, are l7eh, witl oes of both atoamer Gon Z Tay- lor, from N York for California, BAVANNAM LA MAR, Ji fington, from Ball ra. : t how Sehr Sonors, Hat. - mings and Josephine Her remains will be taken to Tarrytown for inter. ment. On Therrday, December 5th, at 1 jock A. M. son of Chas H Jersie Murray, aged om, Tm Z it, for Tarks Island. 19 4 ‘Nov rote hip Castilian chip Cas! or lov 2)—No Am veewele ta porte sia rk. wr, me brigs sreany Cousin Us og ond ship Bennington (new, ieee Fai ea hiadeantgdeontes ag es Fa Wh es a ae CuaRieston, oe Sy Se See 4 eee Ca.ais, Nov 21—Cld brig Emma ures Iaae}j port; ‘ork for . pe 8 hp Jane Elisa, Morton, Ca- Thy —Are bark Wilson, Pasinka,” Auettich, ug Drie’ Biibee, abet Macias, Nov 22—814 seb: Balti- more; 29th, brig North ew Onians, Nov 26—Arr Bos- st Wace Bon Livery Havre; ), MoLay, eae cee sobre son, Nicaragua, via Pag ny ct aC ‘Mar sobre Melbou NYork, vis tthe AMATE shire Havre; Tanpy, Liv jane, Bert Green, ata British King ( iMlo Jensiser Houtys Ker. Rom Key; sehr antes (Me fuea. Tobaseos 7” a ea ety Prince, Bangor for N York; nk Herrick Grant ‘ork for Boston; Jacob & William. Mathews, Ferry New Biceone Wentenhy Vinsiais ter Mawects Bioster, Btonington for Fhiiadelphias slp: J Derdens Duss iver for 4 ewront, Dec $—Arr achrs Ontario. Osborne. Camden ‘Adcline, manuel Pilsisiphias "Ore PRver'sor‘do; 4h, bark ‘Biabo Kaapp. mp sop Bo T—Are ald Elect, sea, Suse, UCKET, id Ruseell. NYork. ld 24, sobr Patioyrs, Fi de Won wacm, Peo Boast sehr Ante Witemeally Comden, ond old for NYork. nee Dec 4—Arr brig Zuyder Zoo, Fosset, from Phi- PuiLapenenra, Deo ¢—Arr bi Shackford, East~ team anhractie Horley mae Clas nets Macy , Laughlin, Newark; , Louis, Tucker, Miller, Peekskill. —e PRovipency, Deo—Arr sehr Mary, Milliken. Baltimore, re Below, sloop Rienzi, Burteo, NYork, via News RTsmowrH (Outer Harbor) jamilton, Boston for N Crane, Tho len F Ryder, rr. vanneb RTLAND, rt brig Harriet, Gibson, Uardenas; = Wilmington, Boston for ; Huntress, do for Bast- #ronmeron, Dec 2—Arr schr RB Smith, NYork for Nan- tueket: Cl for Wareham: Georgiana, Albany for © Bedford; jor F River. Wreman: i, NO, Nov S0—Arg brig Alpine, Treat, Marti< Livi Packet shijepevonsbire- Wes C Wall, Thomas ip Der Withers and wife. Mev Ashwin and son, Mrs lacria Mre C by LE leaacand A Catoerne 8 Worreli. Chas 1 kins, Wm Moore, iedy" and two children, Joba ¥ Young. Thos Cook, Rebeces Tib= und i nd lady. Stawcsa tig Princess Royal Mesere Dovenport, Mat “a ‘Col ‘< ven! jtoiger and lad; are ted of 8: Mututlent: a0 fr Oueet ani , Li; Ga © Btone, Yorks G'T Root, de; Wm Uriener, dar Lous Mial r . Hope, my and $chiliren, TW Rhialvu- te Water ieston: aRivmas . Ri, _atsaper ARGS. Oi Sa a T NAW YORK 48D. JAvmerooL uxtrEDStaTEE (gicee slinrer ce at baving been bull oS a Se tae +88 also eugines, bo ensure speed; and their ‘sccommodacions for passengers ue Prise of pamtage toeen Wow Yoxk ian tents room BAa3;" on Laverpock So surgeon will be attached to each @ borthasveurea anal paid for. ” — 0 owners of abide will Bot de mocountavie for goles silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones, or unleas dill of lading ‘are ‘the 4 rotor, and te PROPORED DATES OF BALLING, From New York. Weduesday, Jan. sth, 1652. Jan.2dud, isk, ¥ ¥% & Wau erect, N.Y, or Fe 00, Lier te ‘s Praeie London, ie ty the miaeiin P oy the - " ol vill bo materially reducea- OM PANY.—THE PUB- PACIFIC MATL STRAMeTIP 1 he ares a le a0 tadormed. that eader the month wilt ian Diew), ant Mon will tonen en mers at Acepules, bat as regularly, after he ff wing steamer from line of peopellers will be Rept ap cight and traasert parseugers Fesnele Rr , HRROKEE, loa ew York ont h month for Chagres. A third boat will also op’ im New XCrk a8 8 spare steamer. ‘The new steamehips CARIBEEAN a: ine b Through tickets for an tion to the Company, 54 he recured on app'ion= ath serect, New York, Applien= tions for pasrage frem New Orlonns should be made te STRONG, LAURASUN & OO., Agents at that place. Dew Fork, Ooteber 31 TUT CONSULTED 100, LON FIDEN 18 years dplome Nh, Ba Chatham ssoars, with ramos furcety and me loins this somaery hae svar predaeeds KR. JOKNSUN, NO. 16 DUANE STRESY, wie D known in the trestmen’ of colicate disor» “Yue Dae tor’s rey on Ait in © a rey son for skill in ‘nene baif-cured oases, that bare care, if pre orainant. Constitutional weak XL, ro havit, otostaally eared, Rooons A. MORRISON CONTINOUS TO CURR CARTALN D cases thous mercery, and aes A o ok years erase! vor i, AUTHOR OF THE “ PRacTIC Re.—Of 08 heures, 9 to , Dee vate Tre (8a 0 ith pare defection, preying on t wd net. ie ¢oplered, bu: some are of one t o dentro faculty ‘Altonether. it ry Ata he treated, they may rom aa to at, Ww dormant in t prep stitution thor bas enjoyed. and « very exte ecinlity ho haa ample reawon fer seating that e cure: hed cures as can he ob: Thean © FROUARD AGAINST Praction! Private Tr ratise. Qu, NOH STANDARD REMEDIRG, te of certain delicate diseases, Moe 51 Lispenard streer, ne isbly removed in one to tw 4, pa e rapidity of aed ew