The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1850, Page 3

terms! For my own part, fail tosee that this is a most fn oa attempt on the of the Company to get another award to rid themrelves of the enpeinne awarded on the former valuation, Your honors, I peveanted, wot not per- ae law to Act roe Senet ee ae. i, permit this Compan widaals, by al- lew! Sass toca from’ ‘ime line to masters this Vourt ence of making alterations in their line. un- pte 5 they sueceed in getting the property of ‘We citizens ie tnetr own valuation, ‘The Section of the ect of 1843 declares that wd may alter their line, but I contend that th tate isto be construed strictly against the ana and in favor of Mr. Livingstone. The rule of law is, where there is any ambigaity in railrosd acts, they aball be eonstrued strict], & the company. Tne act requires that when the company have onoe got quasi posseesion, they merrell oe on and take all other neoessary steps to complete their title. I ask, if they sxe fit to take off a few more feet of Mr. Livingstoae’s Jand ar are they again to turn round and get # new va- Tuation for the land that has been already valaed! Mr. Livingston is under contract to sell bis property — he has lost his interest, and novonly himwit but his r tatives are bound by his contract, and I now that it is toomuch for those who have got his rights to come in here and say, that becaure they have Bot done their duty, that they are not now bhuud to go any further, and will not complete their contract I have only to say, and I now make the offer, that they @an get their deed whenever they ask it and pay the money— the deed has been always ready, aud is at this moment in escrow. ‘Again, if you want te have more land, you may have ® Rew commirsion and a ward for it; but certs ly you cannot have a new eward for lands that h already been valued and awarded. For. iet me ask, what are the principles upon which awards are It is, that litigation may bo prev ard be opened up. ‘valustion g things may happ mean time that may e Mr. Livir fr>d-tg i his rights; his witnerses his property msy be burned, snd othor oas- y Ocour, W whisk would completely leave him cy cf the Company. In fact, any ot those easualtios wosld release them altogether; aud are we to e tubjectea to all thore disad tages tor (he bene- Bt ¢ Company? It is impo: ould have intended that this they liked, come into this Court and 4 ; the ee sumption I think is agai tion—elthough their coucs:! says that they a8 many awards as they w aeprie they may go on to infnit Bat i never intended to give there such sist, and it ro ton in their lin are only ing marked out yy & blue line on the map. but I that, that blue Be is no part of the rosd—woat then does it maan? It means nothing under heaven, it is an imagiaary dine, a mere pretence to deceive and impose upon the Court. In this pretended line they have made three curves; there was only one in the first line. Now, I can tell ouperlon the other side that { am engineer ugh to know that three curves are worse than one, al hat a straight line is shorter than @ crooked one; and is it to be protended here that, becaus» they made ‘a false line on the map, that our property ts to be sacri- ficed. Here I would suggest to the court that there is a stipulation made by the agent of this compsoy ‘whieh is all important to Mr Livingston. His propsr- ty may be destroyed by the malice of thie company, fi they are not compelled to carry this stipulation out, which they fed they are not bound to do, their agent having no authority to bindthem, I now ask the eourt, are they, on this false pretence to override this a total destroy Mr. Livingston’s pro- frontof it. They deny they ha’ «6 but I assert they knew and saw it the day it was ex cuted: bat,atall nts, their au- therized agent made and signed it, and they are bound dy it Mr. O’Conor replied on the part of the com; Judgment reserved. . KEK; Musical. Panoni ar Tarrien Harr.—Last night, the great oon- sert of Parodi, the unrivalled yooalist, took place at ‘Pri; ler Hall. The doors were opened at half past five @’oloek, but long before that punctum temporis,a crowd ef ladies and gentlemen had assembled at the veati- bule. By half past seven every part of the house was filled, and over tour thousand persons were present, eompricsing « great portion of the elegance and refine- ment ot the metropolis. The overture to “ Zampa”’ ‘was beautifully performed, and then Parodi appeared. tor giving her such a voice, has whieb nature, in directed from Norma confirmed the first impres- her. ee be @ debutante. Mise Viegiaie Whiting, wasto of Adal; in it, the generous soul of towels the fortanes of the new i, hibition of she did not : ! Hi lis Hit if iz i i i f Misa okt oeere cs In fact we adatay exec, am er art wae displayed eerted music, and she lyric stage. The con! ote germs |. Back « triu should SS _ oe mph ae ooived a pianiat, Seer, en was isc iet pert iog shige tose ios oes . Herr Griebel, om the viotin, created quite i z orld ne anythi tory of the lyric art. We should happy to heer, on that occasion. fro: Monteochi,”’ that grand piece t'ueeiee in figlio, share in tl —The eighth gramd sacred concert of Anna Bishop will come of this evening. The pro- gramme contains a beautiful relection of musical gems from Meyerbeer'’s * Prophite,”’ Donizetti's « Martyrs,” Rossini’s “Moses int Egypt,” and Kalllwoda’s ‘Solemn Overture.” Hert Griebel will accompany Anns Bisho: in © ssered song, any Mr. mene London, wil perform, om the cornet @ piston, of Handel's racred Inclodies. The vocalists’ will be, ‘Agee Bishop, Miss KE. De Luce, Mr. Philip Meyer, and Signor Novell. ‘The orchestra will be under Nhe direction of Mr. Boohea. wo doubt the hall will be yMited by hundreds, to enjoy the eplendid masical pertora\aners: of Boohaa’s ore ves we and the wes mead yooalivation of Anna Bishop. ‘nrtramental talent, and is gain y day in pud- ie bs peed The Holle and sevordee & solos are deo privilege of oo (telegraphic) ‘teorological " Sastre tine oft travel. ies 7 Decenprn 14, 8.30.4 M. 1 Pees Soy cold, sky partially overcast, no in the oit: +4 "Gridgepore- ear and cold. Stamford—Coid, bey cold Middleton—Coldest day of the season. Marine A Affairs. arn lag City packet sbip Underwriter, of 1 300 tons regi to K, Kermit’s Star line of Liver- commanded by Captain a8 wil be launched trom Westervelt & Mackay’s foot ie ‘Third street, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Bits bh, leaves the foot of Barclay st. whit Foerspeses 5 & ned 0 train of Thousand Coats, Pantaloons Aintcoats, of the latest fall otyle, from $2 8) to $10; at ear; BRD'S Clothing. Store tore, Cheanus street, esoond door ja-teln Gifts for the Scason iyory, combining navere and art, wich rare y's new discovery, offer appropriate an for t Th OLY PER AKO ose 80) degue colored in mae 01 exquinitely Feautl a style, | rieh and varied assort: tof Gold Looker Bracele: mented and plain Cases for tioval Galler Broadway. establishment y weath rreot on fection, by elegant gifts B.—The superior arra: enables the proprietors ‘rreoty pes that received the two the two last Pairs aatie, Garden, aken by the Route, 343 Broadway specimens are now on free exhibition ‘at thoir beautiful x lery, corner Broadway and Franklin street. Who Krox Loudest !—At a mecting co'lege club of thirteen, a few evenings since, the able Maca and Hatters, On * a the other four thse of wae certainly loud tale for echnically, qnite s ‘feather in ost as beautiful as hi Buffalo Overshoes for Travelling; also, leather and rubber Over: pi svery, description: double desoription, sf BROOKS’ New Yo fiom, 160 Fulton street, the obeapest place in the & good article. Fine Arts.—Talhotypes, or Likenesses on Ivory paper or Glass. beauty and truthfulness: deguerreotype. with the finish of ‘Tre publie are invited to examin ay. A.Q BRAUN specimens at late Langenbeim & Oo.) MONEY MARKET. Satunvay, Dec, 14—5 P.M, The stock market was not so buoyant at the opening this morning; but transactions were toabout the usual extent. Erie Railroad was the enly stock in the list that advanced. The cornering prooess is still going on in that fancy, and an improvement of one half per cent was realized today. Farmers’ Loan fell off percent; Morris Canal, \4; Norwich and Worcester 4; Harlem, %; Reading Railroad, %{; Canton Co., ¥ ‘The sales cf Farmers’ Loan, Harlem, Reading and Erie, were large to-day, amounting to several thousand shares of each. The Reading Railroad Company transported 32,895 tone of coal to tide water, for the week ending the 12th inet.; previously, this year, 91,042 tone—total, this year, 63,937 tons, Same time Inst year, 41,797 tons. The Lehigh Canal brought dewn 12,651 tons. Total for the year, 718,348 tons. The receipts ef the Philsdelphia, Wilmington, ond Baltimore Railroad Company, for the month of No- vember, 1850, amounted to $47,637 63. Total for eleven months, ending Dec. 1, 1850, $640.46) 11, against $577,- 8 14 for the same time last{year—shewing an increase for the el months, this year, of $62,856 97. The Connecticut and Passumpsic Railzoad Company have declared a dividend of three per cent. ‘The business of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the month of November, was as follows:—Main stem, for passengers, $25,802 46; for freight, $84 544 87; Washingtcn branch, parsengerr, $19,001 71; for freight, 94.014 67; making an aggravate of 210.047 00 om the main stem, and $23,706 38 on the Washington branch, the total being $134,053 71. This shows a decrease on the correrpomding month of last year, of $17,006 67 on the main stem, and an inorease of $1,990 19 on the Washington branch. The falling off on the main stem is mainly attributable to the hog trade, the weather being s0 warm that the hogs were not sent down. The transportation eastwardly into the city of Baltimore, of some of the principal staples, has been as follows: — 30 tons bark; 10,678 do. coal; 244 do. firebrick; 33 do. firewood; 51,160 bbls, flour; 157 toms grain; 508 do. granite; 1,079 do. iron; 412 do, irom ore and manga- mese; 103 do. lard and butter; 95 do. leather; live- stock, viz:—19,664 hogs, 1,698 tons; 116 horses and mules. 46 do,; 74 horned cattle, 34 do. 225 tons meal and phorts: 10 hhds. tobacco; 376 bbis. whiskey; tone .-] | lar ~p Canal a“ & 290 ay S00 do a 2 1000 90} 5000 64 1000 dimos 65 1000, 64, 16000 0 30 he »90 »o + opening, a ton RR A Wore RR et Ps 4 a, % 4s F wt ae “0 4 5 aa ie de iat ‘do 4a SROOND a0 Eve 29 was ‘do i Soo rie Income Bas th Dry De 8 40000 de rs ~ 309 ge i Bintan“ i a on dene 30 Be st is “Oo de ope 88 3 Stonington RR v9 ‘Hay 190 o eX &N Haven bw 117K % a a " 1 ANTED-BY A bearer BLE YOUNG 7) folly com; it. ‘with peed it I~ my Apply to ‘Berald o} YOUNG your, WANTS A SITUATION AS tad ironer, or as general servant. Cal Sua ewenree WHoursa’ 1G HOUSE, WHO MANUTAC- A raenunc t arronen Relsseanins Seat P.8—Aise Wanted an ‘assistant’ Boobhesper in’ the above OACH SMITH WANTED—ONR “ACCUSTOMED TO Soot week, ong, bavep it job at the wages. Appiy to ie IN, 27 Wooster st. CARPET DESIGNER WANTED—ONR COMPETENT te desien oF copy for tm qualifications, MOriewsia @ Us., ewe pote <A GENTLEMAN, OF Sreneiens Ws Ferree apetem, I enindae of on Yates tensive brewery, im an; jon, where his servigus as rviees wiubous 30 teen, prepa slil'mect with attention. PERSONAL, AN MISSING—ANDREW gover, & YRARS or Vrown, coat, b = Mog Ry im will be thankfully Teouived yy Jou e Fitteenth st. [2oRMATION WaNTED—oF PATRICK BROOK, ecullen, county Kildare, Ieeland, w nth of August, 150, Dablin for three years, with wan. Wert A to this cou of Dublit | at anction, om sen iy, and vt a the ware rooms of ny furniture, perlor furniture is of Severed with rich silk brocatel Heo, yt fe ota, We eo, de Glass, srarebes, Boreaus, furniture may be examined ang cay sole, at the wareroema of Messrs Wagner Byond wey, one Geog from Epring street. wi ha he Boones, 68 MFORIUM LODGB 30 ye oO. — gieeets 9 “4, ert tag od, e. w. a. SueRwoon, & ‘akoiew ies ATNTION- .—THE ans OF THE LL c. Gaim, are request: eet at Menroe Hall, as gaia 1, 3 y merning, the Ibe, for the purpose of at- Mitebel of ha vest; iat BPE aes aad mus nit, Commander. funeral of their late brother member, William THE FIREMEN. RR FU DBPARTMENT.—AT A MEBTING OF FI. ine Ce No. 11 ani owing Pi iReroltto were Spied, and ted to the eye me af, 88 raga Teepe! being read, they were erdared to be pub= and Herald. aoe ian New York Sun, as the oot ies ly regret that ‘fre ey Welieve onrely favean to Xe com panies, has ex. feelipg of bi nee the ee at ae ean ir eee ely quell ay tent ofl shui exists mpanies, Th is Committes re Cérmpanics to reqwent of all friends and ame to desist from any fortaer offousr towards each other, i Baten 92 vo their re- poll wish be ord will and feendanty a that they may con y d order and peav*ableness to Peay from at the forum in peace and harmony with each other, as wll s with the department in general. COOMMITT ERS. No. 44, Francis Chany, Poreman. Jursan C. Harnison, Assist Foreman. ‘Aviat Foreman. Joun Coneranrive, Seo'y. pro tem. Prurp FuRronc, Pansons, Seerotary. W. A Vanwosrnann, Wa, Sannens, OST—IROM THE had ata A he = N&W{BRIGHTON Pers Ler 12 o'clock, & dies! 1 re 15 Gramercy Park, the plase of its dires rally rewarded by applying to the subsorihe G. BELDEN, 60 Wall ct., or 15 Gramerey Park. ora St BAU cou pone of the ais per 1268.” A liberal reward will be giv SAMA SE SE PASS Caos: Dy, No. Pont’s Buvidi ass REWARD—LOST, ON THE 1TH O8 120@ INST, 8 small Account Book. with t¥o notes in the sam & Moody, payatle to the order of th ef april, 1-00, tor twenty-eight bund avd eighty-four doll: ‘ty: three conts each; 0: fer forty ya, th and ni OF GRAND AND ‘& tobacco cart and for the recovery by leaving informa- jester street, onc door it an ete as it me = Rite Beticacteny a Fessecston may be had tmmediately will be ex; ‘Oasees Addver N.Le atthe Herald ofice, tandlanly. CuxTON, STATEN TkLANO_BUILDING LoTS LOR tale, or tease, at Clifton, ‘maar the Narrows, on the mort taverable ferme, ais to balld ims mand in‘the immediate silat raf the gon eeineyy! IN, 4 Hanover street. Ww. W. WAGEN Fo SALEON 1 eATEe egy A VALUABLEFARM- homestead = 2, formerly the homestead of the Ridgeway property, sita inet Chel “Crvena r. fs helt a mile the steam! scpeupenh eet crea stan dlr mien md wate excellent water, and a fine orchard, Apply to LOT CLA Lawyer, Port be sold with the Tosmpere seit stanis. ihe Ouse om the base: t, firet amd second 7 perlor is vided ro aii i at Fare > wi SS ea nene 4 ‘no.; le eo supplied with Crevon, bathe, and water there ‘cach story aad room. ‘The whole combining ts than ie frie’ found in urchaser for the fara THE HOLIDAYS. IcH aap FUL CHRISTMAS ag nat ged Rai ical Lampe.—The richest and finest e siceet cer eneel Lampe; rich deliers, Brackets, eto; China saat riel tel pieces, studins, per gellon. Lampe eleane i Pare, a PARDON VILLB, 445 Broadway, up stairs 78, PURING THE HOLIDAYS THE ale, ingle plece, sisting of gold pens lites ahve et mala: te pesettae ai vivory, and. vortolse shell helde together with their sew patented extension pen and pe gave (ene ne) stele fod ace, vice ot prvoen a i . ing cureeives to the manufacture el the above articles exclu Pi Ke we are prepared to CT os larger ‘most varied, Honea 9G: BAGLEY & CO 100 Brondway, ap stairs rn Sepa tewensreme G4) 5 CITRMENT AT m0 Y.—THE SUB- the ari tints toee tae 4 window ev By fans with overyontad saan rn in arta rr re i" R. DAVIES, Upholsterers, 200 Bowery. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. Fos of Barclay p> ie , wil veaee Sh clasasen, a0 Derlseke Tor A NEW ROvaBLinuEn eet HAVE THE HO RI Titae hi Forsone SEs | Da } me, a“ vious of tne or is tions *b reesi ‘King of . ‘es, Ton i now! bie ion im Eira eee wervices! ‘of Parise Aa ae Usiee way, New York. URDER AT 4 — ‘on's Magnetic Powders sla; wands of omy ev | pi No. 864 B we OF BOTTLES, NRARLY, oF ea Fluid for th 2s en CLOTHING, Ce se Sera FORNTTURS FIRE Aton art , corner of Besadway, eation to the Sal! ot tended ‘4 by Wee. Lyow, nnn TKE.—BOXES, 25 OBNTS; Pin, Boxes, 0 cents. Doors open a 8 TTaREe = a ets; Family Cirole me! $5; Ore! toh Lancer he Widow Warten, re Hughes, . =. Fo cenaleie with th N Try, ere Fanny, cthervine Tom, Mrs. Rebate” Re He Cheezetts Nx nomen THEATRE, CHATHAM STREE Roosevelt— Sule lesses felipe A. 'y evening, December eriereed, r ¢ im this ag cok trad Rath's DaUcHtE 4 , Mr. ee Fusny Meremay,’ Mi Grace Rosema, Devons Downe Crocker; To conelnde a the MAGIC Ww RCC Amana. our; Muley, Mr. Brand iekset, Mr. Wathin med, ise M. Charles; Parisaée, Mrs. Prank a IPLER Lg a ny RBrcara speue. Concert of Madame 4 nne Bi ae dey evening next, Deennoer PROGRAMMB. > Mies E De Lave, Mr. Philip Mayer. * Madame Anna Bishop. Kalliwoda Eternal ry ighty King.) Mandel. by ae ad Anns Bishop $, Handel's sncted sacledy, transcription for the ‘cornet a piston, « Herr Koenis, Prtorned by ‘ide. 4. The Kendicant’s Complaint. 7 Meyerbeer. ng by M 5, Reeit, and Cavatina, —The Martyrs, .. * » Donisetti. Sang yy. Signor Movelli— (fret time) 6, Aria, “La pace mir Samarrita”- Moves in Ry ot, = (first ti Rossini. wig Herr Griebel. ‘The performan set te tO cents to all parts of the Wath tolbe' hana the I hotels and at sigraad tier only, without exten jay, from L te 4 alf-past sevoa. Doors open at vHIPLER 1. BY OSNARAL ReQussr—TUBs- Sy Deve ri RAND GaLA CONCERT, ee, previons to her departure M'LLE TERESA’ PARODI. The second act of Donizetti's favorite opers of LUCRBELA BORG! that he will give. by general requ D GALA ingen arrangement with ianist, AUKICE STRAKOSCH, Who will playrtwe of ebeated oSmpositions, ‘The follewing eminent artic! iD ay ber Mile TEKESa PARODI, M'me BERTUCCA, Sig'ra A PaTIl, Mise ViMGInia WHITING, Se. LORINI, 0 ates ct theat Hiseriomie powers vot MLLER PakODI, ry Particulars to-morrow. Atmisrion, One Dollar. UDB & CO's cnn, Grande ire wi red horse ‘Brilliant, in the Grand Ai Kosa in her FRows OPERA HOUSE, NO. 444 bend Bhi ous Mingirels, begs nde and ot Public in general, shat at thei INiMiTABLE CONCER hlecmed the af bation of the on ROOKLYN MUSEUM— wonpa) B Vnitr sie a Mr. King; 0! e8 OF hie. De AN ALA Association way Colisen: 5.0. Ta van, a a iat i, President. MUSICAL, Cray eee oes eee re u sient INE LARGE MUSICAL BOX. PLAYING THE SE- F rious Family Polka, Benotish, the fashion: jutinas, Gold Pens am: A. VAN VALE! e FIFTH ANNUAL Bi BALL OF THE EMMBT take place on Guards. will 6 i601, a the "a0 Beondway, Mr Shefion's vette Sere tere Recto eae Assisted by 8 polite nt Floor Commitee. r JAS. McGRATH, Chairman. Conronat Joun Muvsow, r FREDERI Lo 4-4 OF BUR’ ances gay tig gt lg ee ag ES Private families noe 48 Franklin street, ‘TON FIR ENGINE CO. J evening, December I rile Bend is, eng! botels, Eicher we dels cotoret £0 be ‘at the principal R. Cowera wre, Beoretary. a vee gale VIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WANT- ser in Mo wos ibouringeity. The Scie eeatceasd fopees (reteset ites having the above i ach, and desrout a oafo and Permanent basinees, will address B. B, this ofice, ONE Mo Lh wt Dog A Es agg he Boy od fs ha pal or of privoscly by ringing a SHORT J PRRIODS—FROM TROM 98 iptions od tale Rrory hing Boakected with. she ‘ vounaey, °41 dette, to on = = ma mine ae Sasi te nent, 188 Am street. Monro Corre F MINE 59 ih yt gle c | pl rt of one undivided half wie ‘a Haare, Hour aad “Goncral walt . er banwUM.” N INDIVIDUAL, ANXIOUS TO RNGAGR Roa) tabes this method of in- gontractin Javisfaatory our pa try, 0 Li Ss geflerences way ies in \eaareesed to. id) to m. Lewis, to, the care of he. Werkom, tem’ ot Nown Bicasom, 1 Wail st dential ana eat attention considered strietly comf- ber wi the A ganined patel manofactared nil tn many Prost. st artiaice, bith prisce attached, ill be fereltted te alors when required. TRE.—THE FoR Semper ape anemia OO te, for » limited un bis Ae written and at the Royal 008s 8. The Grand Comic bas 5 Mantz Will also be perform: oe N'BLOs Ganpan. ar half pri ¥ “gM the mi manager, Mr. John Sefto Monday evenin, mence at Tig. succerded hy, toe exercises on tl int iM v xel; Mme. 1s RESPECT. it has teen entered Great Par under jises EEMP, er ce the Paris. ‘ar sian Ballet Mazillier, BA QUATRE, tiny of Movie, of jeademy of Murie, of Paria, with unbounded ‘TICKBTS FIFTY CENTS. “CHIL. ae Pantomime of MAZUGM. ng, the entervaining will commence with py tn by tl the Orehesti T1G8T TROP ‘to pe Mes Doors Btage OVE— Ser- A Lehman Charles, lavolm. Mr. i. FP. Ravel. tre, bu cents. ooomber 16th. } ree acts, of ouwita DI VeRoY. Gemma... r Conte Di Veray.”” per halt past even o'clock. Ne free list, No & quarter before seven, “Hana TERESA PARODI ork. Bor Inst time, Donizetti's oe! A DI VERGY—Signorin: ~fifth Subscription Night. 80, fourth time, Donizetti's grand opera, in Signorina Parodi Signor Avigaome Minorina a Parti * Loriat To commence at orders. B Jadies and gentlemen cene. otitied to assemble onthe BALL t—One forthe 5 MINSTRELS, ‘con of “ talented” and nagoment of succersion of highly rospectabl ‘ts. Doors open orclock. The N MUSEUM arer—John Grea —Atternoen performance ay, 16th December, 1850, ibe pleacure to origi jotorial dra: fatbortal plovures, tableaux, o! with, the div iN ef THE &ECK In re of age, 12)s | Parti. did, fal oi lod au te ater By-Ende, Money-Love ard paste pte them to the Ril 4 Dew ir: the Giant rel Driectabie Moun taine: Feosntante'g ROUGHAM'S LYCBUM—SPRCIAL NOTICE.—vaI ted [with this establishment Mon Ds eth, oe 1g o'cheek, preparafory to the opening, on the mi ne: 00, 3d ets yet loft, price Wall street; also an cifoient and veri ‘oxperienced performer P. Christy, whose concerts in this city for » f have been received with favor by ast fix; commencerat half past of Christy's Minstrels are 0, ting lit To be followed oy he be oy Ry, yet * seen here. Admiss! Pp» OF THE PILGRIMS PROG open at Washington elt, No. 698 Bro: mal ¥, bas heen adde: Luis, Music Sellers Broadway. Tickets 25 vely and ing, the jotoriel drama Cha ne The The Gi sion, 25 conti Bunyan Dreaming: Man in Eypngslict, pointe out Wicket Gate, Slough of Dew Hill Legality; Wicket Gate; 1 m loses his Burden; Hill Dif H; Interior: Viewing Christian; the Depar- t with Appolyon; Chris- whispers Blasphemy in his Ba fauta Cave: Ov ertakes I Pld | ; irigapial Procensi Temptations; ‘Trial of Paine id it; ‘ater of Life: they lose themselves in the Grounds of Gi~ ee Captives; the ow herds m the Mountains; of Celestial City: Fate ‘of the | Th see cave ne Diataot chanted Land; Land of Beulah; they enter the | P, tt. ag Ay wit resenting Scenes fi at the Vs Hib Slee ae Paves from th “Chrietiene wg 2 the “wicket ek dats, Se ee poate sui Geo. Loa, proj to the saloons and ine under 10 years, 1235 cents. ARTS. center Soke Biase gs * at Snree on openn, pemcen ‘ol art, Inentitlod to's to an ianneeraers emint eae ee eo oy ART UN. 10N.—THED! DISTRIBUTION WILL ad ted oaleeke Ad- one sccuras and 25 ceuts. Chile admitted, One thsiaand . saryare statuettes, | of & supe way, New Vi LEGAL NOTICES. Niner gs THE covanvnnpeair Roaunaey RX joting p< IN y Relea bya "7 ra esis lee ies ™ Broad unele® Reference J. Howard & are, L. Hane, 63 Beaver street; ren old factory of silk, ey and ro butt shite #0 pplied on t 0 comatry promptly at: unele & and Cruces, oo that MK. TATIOR, opated and cotton cordn Our Agente Vaname. | murder of his wife laine, Fn ‘ifeh are oh, tor ea ath be swrpaseed in the city. BOARDING, &, wort of Bee oe dota Ae HANDSOY! 4d or Bd inn ah wey PA eTuENTS he loom ful Ravel | pieos of jery chenille, tod inter. | Navigation of the Hudson, fee ' NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: GERRIT SMITH’S CIRCULAR TO THE ABOLITION PARTY. THE SEWARDITES DENOUNCED. Very Interesting Proceedings in the Georgia Convention. &o., dc, &o. | Letter from Gerrit Smith to his Abelition Co-labore: Perexnonovon,N ¥ , Deo, 12, 1660, Gerrit Bmith has issued @ ciroular to the abolition party, for thejpurpoee of having them reorganized and | prepared for the coming campaign. He says, tie: ry great many good men, that do not vote, who would go with the abolition party if it was reorganized in a proper form. He claims that the great politica! party | are not religious--their code of morals, if they nave any, is very loose-.that the civil government ie al! mocnrbine--that the creed of the abolitionist is laid down in the bible. and mast be richt--that the whig and democratic parties have driven the fugitives to | the wilds snows of Canada, as the hunter does the game to its lair, He says, that the object of the liberty party is to establish a righteous civil government, and they prefer to be put in the hands of christians, not po- litical demagogues. He claims that as an evidence, that | civil governments are all counterfeits. That they will | not let both the male and female vote for the civic affaire | of the government; that the liberty party is unlike the other great political parties of the country; thet | they would not acknowledye the right of the South t the negro babies! He says, that the late election | proves the necessity of the re-organization of the li Derty party, and that they should have moze newsps pers, and that every man should have Spooner’s books on the Unconstitutionality of Slavery, anda Defence sor the Fugitive. With » thorough knowledge of those books, they could beat Daniel Webster and J. McLean, im any argument on the slavery question. He says,that the free soll party has been the killing of the liberty party -that it was a humbag—that the members of that party were after the © loaves and fishes’ and that they have not more morality than the other political parties, Iehopes that the libecty party will be, im point of numbers what it ought to be by the | mext Presidential election; aol that all of thore who went for Van Buren will come back and bring large additions to their troops. The nomination of attractive men by the whig aad d»mocratic parties, could at apy time draw away the force of the liberty party. The liberty party was indispensable, while the great vational parties, as they call themselves, pride themrelves on being pro-slavery parties. This the liberty party would not do. The contests between the Sewardites, nationals, bunkers sud barnburners are all for gain; and he regards the Sewardites asa mere faction of the whig party. He says the Sewardites pride themselves on their anti-slavery ddctrines, but they would not form co- partnerships with sbeep or horse thieves; but they will do so with many other kinds of thieves. He that he learns with great satisfaction | of the increase of the liberty party im Indians, Ohie and Wisconsin, but he thinks the chances bad in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and in poor tariff New England; but he will have hopes in New England when | he sees the Adan Phillips, Jacksons, J. G. Palfreys | and J. P. Hales come out on the platfcrm of the liberty | party. He recommends the aesembling of a National Abolition Convention at Buffalo next sutumn, to no- minate @ candidate for the presidency, as he declines the nomination, and will not take the office ifelected. As the candidate for Vice-President is in the East, thinks some one should be nominated for the presi- dency from the West. He closes with the severe rebuke to the members of the party that | ft and went over to | the free soll party, and aske for thems divine blessing for their errors, like s goed shepherd will try and recever them to his flock. He quotes the Bible quite gemorally in his ciroular, and is very revere upon the “ menstealers" as he calle | the Southerners, together with the churches, The Georgia Convention — Highly Imper- tant Proceedings. Minixpesviten, Dee. 18, 1650. ‘This morning, Mr. Sewaxn offered the Vermont nul- | iWmeation law, with some resolutions. Mr. Jewarvs, chairmen ef the committer, made @ re- | port of a preamble, anbminsive but argumentative, together with the following resolutions :— ‘ eng that we nae Fogh mee | herp secon dery ip perience only 0 the rights and principles wan designed to perpetuate ef Past associations, our present position, and future js nom | will bind us to it as long as it continues the —— Jang and principles ye maturely considered a Lh ore Roe ry pay of mea- sures—the admission of Valitornia ato the Union—the orgavization of territorial governments for Utah end New Mexico—the establishment of the boundery be- tween the latter and Texas—the suppression of the slave trade in the District of Columbia—the extra- dition of fugitive rlaves—and the Connection with them of the reception of a propos.iion to exclude sla- very in Mexican territories—and to abolivh slavery in the District LR ey whilst it does mot approve. al them as® permanent my ot the seotional coutwoversy, in the judgment of this Se ® last resort. of to resist ae hich binds. her to the Be hee EY vary act of Congress ny oe slavery in places withia the slavehslain Iates—-the erection ot forts, sines, arsenals, paras, avy yards, aoe ve trade —— slaveholding tat recovery of fugitiv That it is the deliberate cpinion of tbls. “oonven- that went the faithful eeteas of the is gaa LA) ‘wack loved Union” Union, The convention then adjourned till three o'clock P.M. Washington Items. Wasninoton, Deo. 14, 1850. ‘The Naval Court Martie! for the trial of Commodore Catesby Jones, was convened yesterday, at the Navy Yard here—Ceommodore Stewart. president. Captain Tatnall reports oMfcially to the Navy Depart- ment his highest ratisfection of the qualities of the U. 8. steamer Saranac, om her iste trip from New York to Norfolk, and declares her to be as fine a vessel of the class ascan be found fo any seevies, The Indiana Convention: Oimeres att, Dee, 14, 1850. Sections hi beem reported in the Indians State Convention, providing for taking the census of white male citizems every six years, and for a thorough sys- tem of schoole—education to be free to all at as carly a period as posible. Both sections passed to a second reading. Jenny Lind tn Baltimore, Deo. 14, 1850. concerts in thie city took place to-night, and was thronged to excess. She sung before 12,000 public sehoo! and they sang for her Detroit. Acoany, Deo. 14, 1850, On Tuesday last.s Frenchman who kept variety store near the post-office. in Detroit, was mardered Tis name is Louis or John Charbonneau, from (Mont. real, where! hehas a wife and family, His throat way cut by « blew from an axe, and his head was split open. He must have died instantly. Iie money is missing: ‘There ie no definite suspleton asto the murderer. Acquittal on a charge of Marder: Maatisenvnom, N. ¥., Deewl4, 1860, argh, who hae been om trial for the «nequitted by the jury yoster. wee circumstantial. Morder Wm. Crate: | day. The eviden The Sentenee of Margaret O'Connor. Rowres, Dae, 14, 1860. In the Supreme Court, this morning, Margaret 0Con- | nor was sentenced to two years in the House of Oorree- tion. Her care will go before the H \eoutive for pardon, Av nany, Deo. 14, 1960, The weather was very ocld, last night. The “ Man. hattan”’ arrived, this morning. from New York; bat | the Teano Newton was compelled to Lat or pastongers d mails at Hudson, ‘rom whence they came to thie city by railroad. Cold Weather In Canada, Mowtnear, Deo. 14, 1860, The thermometer to-day stands at seven degrees below nero, At Quebes, this morning, it ie thirteen degrees below nero, The St Lawrence river ie fail of Weather clear