The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1850, Page 8

EWS BY THE MAILS. Our Washington Correspondence, Wasuinaton, Dec. 18, 1850. Second Washington Concert of Jenny Lind. The concert this evening, of Jenny Lind, carried the town by storm. Her first evening thoroughly diffused the contagion among our citizens. The report that she passed last evening with the Pre- sident and his family, her visit to the House of Representatives to-day, and the understanding she ‘was at the Patent Office with the President and daughter, together with the assurance that all the lions would be at the National Hall to-night, set all the world within this expanded village into ac- tive motion. The scene at Willard’s Hotel till as date as eight o'clock thisevening, was very curious and interesting ; the complaints concerning tickets and seats were very amusing, and if half of them were correct, there was some sorry huckstering among the speculators. The sur- rounding country sent in large detachments —the hotels were filled with strangers—the town wasalive. And yet the hall was not fall. ‘Twenty-five hundred people, we suppose, would be equal to the number of the house. The Presi- dent and Cabinet, members of the Senate and House, Supreme Judges, &c., were resent. Jenny sung with great enthusiasm; but there was evi- dence of a slight coldin her voice. The gallery possession of the programme. At the close of the first part, they called for the “ Echo.” Jenny complied. The boys were in raptures, and struck off into a demonstration of theirown Jenny Lind; the President, Mr. Webster, Mr. Foote, end Gen. Cass, were each given three cheers. Three were then proposed fer Harry Clay, and such enthusiasm as was exhibited in the re: ee is only to be called up by the presence of Clay Jenny closed the concert with ** Hail Con lumbia;” at the close of which, Mr. Webster rose and bowed to Jevuy, and Jeuny curtsied to Mr. ‘Webster, and the compliment was twice repeated between them, when Jenny disappeared. Mr. Webster then remembered that the whole house should have stood up when that noble song was sung by Jenny Lind. Take it all together, this concert was a very good, a very enthusiastic, and a very remarkable efluir. The audience was ele- gant, the singing was enthusiastic, the boys were enthusiastic, and the whole aflair went off with considerable éclat, and to the entire satisfaction ot all concerned. Our Baltimore Correspondence. Baxrmiore, December 17, 1850. The Jenny Lind Excitement—Trouble among the Churches—Hauling the Preachers over the Coals —Facts from a Looker On—Leader's Meetings— A Case of Kidnapping, §c. The intense excitement that prevailed in our city during the past week, relative to the presence and concerts of Jenny Lind, still continues, and the reports of her concerts at Washington are Jooked for with intense interest. The respect en- tertained for her amounts almost to adoration—in- deed, 1 doubt whether she has caused so strong a sensation in any other city. Her visit has, however, produced considerable trouble among the churches, which may, probably, lead toa rupture in some cases. The great masse of the Presbyterians, Baptists, and the Episcopal and Protestant Methodists, refused to attend her concerts, some on account of what they deemed the impropriety of paying such prices, others be- cause the concerts were given in a theatre, and others again, because they considered it improper for professional Christians to be seen in the con- certroom. The Rev. Mr. Heiner, of the Presb terian church, being offered a $7 ticket for $2 by one of the speculators, who found it impossible to dispose of all the tickets he had purchased, at- tended the Jast concert ; the Rev. Mr. Reese, ei. tor of the Methodist Protestant, having written a polite note to Mr. Barnum, was presented with a couple of tickets, and was present at the third con- cert, with his lady. The her. Mr. Clemm, of the Methocist Episcopal Church, d tened with delight, though “*acknewledging the corn’’ now. The Rey. Mr. Donetian, of the Catholic Church, was present at the concert given to the school i children op Saturday morning, aad also attended on Saturday evening. He endeavored to persuade Father Hickey to a rer f him, but the old gen- deman pereniptori) refuse The Rev. Dr Foler wee present at one of the rehearsals, having accompanied a Swedish Minis- ter, & mend of Jeony’s, with whom he is also re- qgnied to have had some BREE AREA ORS i® peecuce ues CRT church, especially as the membership generally re- fured to attend, and the 7rwe Union, a Baptist per of this cily, took strong ground against mem- ere of churches atten her concerts before she arrived here. They ¢ Jer his attendance at a Tebearsal, as more reprely ble than if he had gone openly © a concert. Certain it is, that his preseace there, bas shorn him of e great deal of the influence that he formeily held over the minds of his con- gregation b Among the Methodist Episcopals the anxiety to eee Jenny, ond hear her sing, could not be with- stood, and, in addition to the Rev. Mr. Clem, I ob- served one of the “pillars” of the Charles street church, a ciess leader, seated in the dress circle with an opera cap and glees. On the imody, seated the author of a work on methodist and in all parts of the house, on each night of the concerts, could be observed, class leaders, sabbath hool teachers, end young’ professors of religion, e sit! ig behind pil- dare ena im the doorwa' as ifdoubting the proprie- ty of their presence. The Rev. Mr. Kurta of the Ge — reformed church, was elso I believe pre- 1 ‘ease that the leaders’ meetings of the metho- dist episcopal church of the past — would at- ford some rich scenes, if correctly ported. Jenn Lind bas been the constant theme ol of discussion. 4 not of their prayers—-those who were able to pay the price of tickets defending her, and those who ceuld not spare the money eloquently dilating on the, impropriety of attending. Among the pro- testant epecopals all are left to judge for them- selves of the propriety or impropriety of attending the concer! room, consequently there is no trouble in that church, the Catholic charch. A colered boy, aber t ll years of age, who was kidnapped from Centreville a few days siace, for the purpose, it is supposed, of being sold as a slave, was lort ever nd secreted in the house of ‘Thomas Moff h o had previously been a) rested cen Ann's coun- ty, in company w pereons on the char, The boy was stolen out % three other free boys heve been carried o that neighborhood late. ly, and never efter heard of, the case has caused gieat exciiement Batrmtone, Dee. 19, 1850. 7 posed Natwomal Convention—Quarrelling ? over the Mc Donough Will—Jenny Lind’s Profits. The special meveege of the Governor of Vir- ginia, recommending the assemblage of a great national convention io this city in May next, is locked upon here with gr nd will, doubt- Jess, be similarly regarded farther h Our City Council, @ majority of whom are demo- te, yesterday peseed an toance, taking the Sypointment of commissioners, under the McDo- i h will, owt of the hands of the Mayor, and | previding for thir appeintment by the Council ’ ' i { the Meyor will veto t n eecount of the evident impro- I ha ¢ as © as on the ground hat the wi erwhich the commissioners are © be appbinte € hat th hall be appointed by * the Mayor end City Council,” aad that, if ap- jointed by the ne heir oppointment ‘will be illegal will be ities heve already mode # etrike oils, which is only “ the begion Jenny Lind gave four concerts in this city, am on last Monday Mr. Baraum and herself seratened drafte on New York to the amount of $16,000, and it is a fair preeumption that this sum is the net pro- ceeds of the four concerts. Ovr Philadelphia Correspondence. Puravecenta, Dee. 19, 1850 Mlle Parodt, &c. ‘There was consicerable disappointment Jast eve- ning, in consequence of the non-artival of Parodi; end the various bands that had projected serenades for last evening were forced to disperse, after Meeting for the purpose. She did arrive at two o'clock to-day, however, but the weather is too wopropitious this evening to allow of out door mu- sical entertainments. The German Liedertafel, forming 4 chorus of forty voices, were to have taken part in the serenade. The seats engaged for to-morrow eveniog show that her début hele will be by 8 fashionable audience, exceeding thet of Jenny Lind’s first sppearance in the same theatre. The demand for seats in the parquette is so briek, tifat the nisle is to be filled up with stools The Oity Councils will, this evening, elect ae Lindos reaeurer of the Corporation, in place of C ‘nee Stevenson, resigned wee Jers, in a Praenet promise of marriage brought by Harriet L. Hauftman, a school teacher, against Dominiqne AL a plasterer, 7 termi- pated in a verdict of $1,250 for the plain! The Final magne ny ahaa ta ‘PROCLAMATI Whereas, by anact of “the Congress eho Tap ted States, of the ninth of ert 5 cutitled "An - to the State of Texas the r northern and western boundari the relia: cicero State of alterrty claimed said bo and of elaine npc States and to eotablsh cals pape. the ais United 4 Free t for New. Mexico," i was tec at the following pi Te which, when are to by a 1c] a in¢ upon the’ United States, and upon. the sald State of Texas: Provided, the said 0g ment bj ioe wae General Assembly shall be cng C4, or first A of Deoaher, eigh' undred and ‘nt, name ist. The State of Texas will agree that her ket on the north shall commence at thenoist at which the meridian of one hundred degree: west from Greenwich is intersected by the perallel of fy Ss degrees thirty minutes north latitude, and shall run Soe oaid nolas Oe, west to the meri- dian of one hundred and three degrees west from Greenwich; thence her boundary shall run due south to the thirty-second de, of north latitude; thence on the said lel o} any two degrees of north latitude to the Rio Bravo del Norte, and coenee with the channel of said river to the Gulf of lexico. “Second. The State of Texas cedes to the United ce 8 all her claim to territory exterior to the limits and boundaries whieh she agrees to establish by the first article of this agreement.” “Third. The State of Texas relinquishes all claim upon the United States for liability of the debts of Texas, and fer com; npensation or iadem- nity for the surrender to the United States of her ships, forts, arsenals, custom houses, custom- house revenues, arms, and munitions of war, and public buildings, with their sites, which became the property of the United States at the time of the apnexation.”” * Fourth. The United States, in consideration of said establishment of boundaries, cession of claim to territory, and relinquishment 8 claims, will pay to the State of Texas the sum of ten millions of dollars, in a stock bearing five per cent interest, and redeemable at the end of fourteen years, the interest payable half-yearly, at the Treasury of the United States.” “Fifth. Immediately after the President of the United States shall have been furnished with an authentic copy of the act of the General AssembI: of Texae, accepting these pri itions, he shall cause the stock to be issued in favor of the State of Texas, as provided for in the fourth article of this agreement; Provided, also, That no more than hive millions of said stock shall be issued until the cre- ditors of the State, holding bonds and other certi- — of the stock of Texas, for which duties on imports were specially pledged, shall first file at in Treasury of the United States releases of all claim against the United States, for or on account of said bonds or certificates, in such form as shall be prescribed u the Secretary of the Treasury and ed by ¢ President of the United States; Provided, bat nothing herein contained shall be construed to impair or qualify anything contained in the third article of the second section of the joint resolution for annexing Texas to the United States, approved March first, eighteen hundred and forty- five, either as regai number of States that may hereafter | Hye formed out of the State of Texas or otherwise.” And, whereas, it was further eter by the poy surge section of the same act of Congress, ‘hat the provisions of this act be, and they are here, suspended until the boundary between the United States and the State of Texas shall be \djusted; and when such adjustment shall have been eflected, the Presidenl of the United States shall issue his proclamation declaring this act to be in full force and operation.” a whereas, the Legislature of the State of xas, by an act approved the 25th of November z, entitled “An act accepting the jitions | by the United States to the State of Texas, im an act of the Congress of the United ae, ap- proved the ninth day of September, A. D. one —— eight hundred and fifty, and entitled ‘An ing to the State of Texas the establish- pont her northern and western aries, the preteen vd by the said State of all territory claimed by her, exterior to said boundaries, and of all her claims he go the United States, and to estab- lish a territorial government for New Mexico;’” of which act a y, authenticated under the seal of the State, hes been furnished to the President, and wherein the Legislature of the State of aes enacts “thatthe Sate of Texas hereby agi end accepts said propositions, and it is hereby ioe clared that the said State ehall be bound by ¢! terms mee according to their true import and mean’ ‘Now. therefore, 1, Millard Fillmore, President of the United States of America, do hereby declare it BEA Ba! DBE ofthe Repetinber fast, is mn full force and operation. Given under my hand at the ay of Washin; eit this thirteenth day of December, id ihe {u. 8] year of our Lord one eeenes & t hun- dred and fifty, and the seven! “NS the Indeperdence of these United By the President: MittarD Sreucen, Daniet Wenster, Secretary of State. Court of Common Pleas. The Honorabie Judge Daly presiding. IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES—NEW YORK 3ILK—STALL FRD CATTLE. Dre. 19 —Lowghman vs Howard —This was an action for $200 45, balance = 3 « ae = ke plied by the plaintiff to the Irving Hours, ot which t! Getendaut is the proprietor It appeared that Mr. Howard entered into « contract with the plaintiff, to supply the Irving House with country milk trom cows: which, according tojagreem: were to be fedon grass in ” grain, and meal in winter, wiik was complained of by the defendant, on the rounds that it was not country milk, bat that it was impure, and from ‘ etal) ted cat’ He therefore re- fured to pa mount of the milk served for the months of Beptember and October, sod the pleintiit brings thir aut to recover the same. It was contended on the part of the pl fl, that the milk was ’ the defendant it was urged th: oti ited that he was uvabie to suppl: +, in consequence of the witness eworr.snd that Doctor Gaidner, who was called on the part of M. Howard, depered to the cattle quality of milk from “stall ted he taid tbat he examined the stables in Six- attached tot These stadlea ocoupy Jocks iu length and one in breadth avd contain a pored to aeeommo- extend from the not bear his Enger fo it ag it comes y becomen liy, bat they haven't the ant of teeth ? the treatment | y deoay owing he distillery m, but when Killed, tt ts found t no tat: thor bould have thirty pounde weight of fat. have b ot to pounds; burchers have told me that by the smell they eculd pick opt meat that had been ted in thie way from other cattle; | had an oT the milk frcm cows fed in this ma by @ chemist under my supervision elebt # it the depot; [enw no diference in the mode of keepiog | the cattle Judge. Do you know, a* 0 matter of selence, the Constituent elements of pure milk? Withers. I know from reading books of suthority on the eal A diveussion here aroee as to the admiesibility of tes timony on this point by the witness, and the Judge de. cided that ifthe defendant had the chemist in coart it | Would be better te prove it by him. Question —What are {the effects of thie stop milk on the human system? Auswer.-My opinion ts formed from whet l d from other physicians; they op of this milk given to « produce sicknrrs; Ihave seen cases my- | as produced deleterious consequences; [ yo Gowbt it it decidedly unhealthy, particularly to children whore digestive orgems are delicate and flow; | have seen cases where mr opinion wae that die ems of clolera infantum and meran Dave heen Produced by thie sort of milk; maraemus it a general emaciation; I have not personally known It to produce conramption, but jt is 60 etated in medical books, and general opinion of pe ge it dows I oticed that |his milk did not congulate ia the ch ae the pure milk does: the comgulative qualicy ie one that it must porsess to be digestive ina rearon- ebie tine; the kind of food spoken of inerea-es the qnantity of milk, but diminiehes the putriment: there is a reduction in the legitimate nutritious parte of | from 10 to 80 per cent. Adjourped An official return of the pe states that the number of inbabitants of that coun- try, on the Slst December, 1349, was 4,370,832. prtation of Belgium ‘Theatrical. Amenican Daamatic Fuxv.—The third annual bene- fit of this bemevelent association, will come off at Nib- Jo's Garden, on Saturday evening next, when an array of talent, seldom seen on the same night, will appear in aid of this invalusbls institution. Imdependent of the feelings of bemevolence which should actuate the friends of this laudable object, the programme of entertainment is exeeedingly attractive. The following are the names of those who have volunteored their ser- vices:—Madam Anna Bishop, Signora Truffi, Beneditti’ Mlle. Celestine Franck, Big'ra Bertuces, M’lle Vietorine Franck, M’lle Adeline, Mr. Stevens, Miss inia Whi- tae se ‘2 cavatins from “Linda di iy next brillisnt teature ait be the of the Italien Opera trou; Fach first act o! ‘got erage a This will be fe Buokstone’s comedy of the #Rough Diswond,” w Sir William pease ousin Joe. and the entertainments will terminate with the French ‘Sallet troupe in Le Pas de Trou. What will Niblo do for room? He had better ° a the ball room for the admission of numbers who wil be eee merely to get s view of the beauty loveliness that will adorn the boxes to-morrow per Bowery Tukarnax.—The engagement of those estab- Wallach, is drawing to s clove, and ab they proceed wing to # close, and as immediately after to London and perhaps may never be seem here again, those who have so frequently been delighted by the display of their excellent histrionic talent, will, me gens, crowd the theatre every night rf ing fev They will appear arin the and aflecting play of the “ Stranger”—Mr. Wallack as the Stranger, Mrs. Wallack as Mrs. Haller, and the other characters by stock com- pany. Miss Hiffert will siv, & Beggar on Horseback ;” mn usem: conclude with the extravaganza of “Joe in If this very attractive bill does not dri ing house, we Boweny Tara: ‘The engagement of those estab- lished favorites and excellent artists, Mr. Mra. Wallack, le drawing to close, and as’ they immediately atter to London, perhaps may be seen here again, those who ‘have 80 trequendly been splay ot thetr xcellent play of the “ stranger” —Mi Wallack as the Stranger, eo ‘allack as Mre. Hall and the other characters by pany. Miss Hiffert will sing entertainments will proceed Beggar on Horseback;” If this very attract ing house, we will be much surprised. Niwi.o's Ganve — The performances, last night, were for the benefit of M’lle Bertin, one of the most favorite artists of thie establishment ; and, in spite of the raia, the ball at Niblo’s was numerously filled. The pieces selected, for this jon, were of the most attractive character, and gave general satisiaction, The nee ful ballet entitled “ Miranda,” was firat produced, Mlle Bertin, at her entry, received enthusiastic pli dits. Her cbaste dancing, her . Gren her variations on the pointes, plause. ‘The beneficiary, atter the ballet, Fenner pan! the comedy of « Set the amusements will Lonéox.” ish dance, at the end of which a shower of bi juets were thrown to her feet. M. Brillant, M’me ehman, and M’me Marzetti, who sustained her in “Miranda” acquitted themselves admirably of their tasks. * —s Bedouin Arabs,” in which piece the Ra- and Leon Javelli accomplished wonders of strength, was next performed, to the admi- ration of the audience. The entertainments conch ed with the beautiful and never: ee of which is always seen with the Dect ie bill offered to- on the tight rope, “ ia and vel agility en an overfiowin, a e—A New American Comeoy.— Last evening @ comedy, entitled “ Married an Actress,” was produced at this house. with a cast of actors capable, from their respecti t éclat even to mediocrity. Burton. Holman. Mre Ruseell,Mre. Skerrett, Mrs. Miss Weston, performed their parts 1; style; but of the plot we are not now prepared v dialogue conteins much brosd hut revels in hia fun, to the great delight and Inughter ofthe audience. “The charketer of Mr Ohronle har an able representative in Mr. Blake, who delivers with effect some good to bis lot, Mra. Ku delphia heiress, assuming the quakeress, and Mrs, Hughes, as lish bearing of a irs Cust, was humor- ous as a kind of Mrs Malaprep boarding house — Mr, Jobnston played rt of “ Extra,” of the which ts un ema | inmeaning, ridiculous, oo without = For the life of us we could not see what buriness the member of the press had. in bis — fearional capacity, noting down every set and inci that occurs in the privatedrawing roomeot iis friends, ‘The character is ill overdrawn, and bas nothing whatever to do with the plot of the piece. and the sooner Burton performs the part of United States Com- ee the botwer. Nets: and orders ie bs extradition,” tarte which dhe avery admirable ep! point and ecme wi ome of thre CORI that thi the kin the piece would be repented every ther rotiee, Nationat Turarar.—The pictorial moral drama ‘ hter,” which has been Played ited ~~ with the greatest AUT agat wit © grea! uccesa, ¥! in be evening, with the same excellen! This drame Doth interesting instructive. as it is strictly ol in its tendeney ‘and should be seen by all those who would wish t ‘kthe march of intemperance, and it tudrequent degradat’ ‘The orchestra will play the grand overture to-Maseaniello.and the next |B succession will be the comic ballet of action entitled the © Frieky Cobbler." Theentertainments will com- = with the beauti‘ul a and one tacle, entitled the“ lc Well, or the Fairy Desert.” This bill fy LJ nttractiv that we ‘should not be surprised to see every department of the thea- tre crowded. vonam’s Lrenum,—This es lishment will be from all we can ac usinta it, will ure every exertion to forward pects asa thea'rical manager. Mr. Ly: manoger, Mr Buckland the treasury joguished dlan- . will add much to the groat ed artists already attached to t particulars in our very person must have been with the per ormance of the © Ou Daughter,” at this popular and most delightful amusement. The interesting moral history is comvey ed to the hearers. combined with the new and splendid rcenery, willsurely have an effect upon the public mind, pot soon to be eradicated. The truthful an nities delineation of Mr. C. W. Clarke aod Mine © cannot be surpassed, ‘and we trust that every Father ‘end mother will here al their chilérem @ moral that will ¢ beware of the betrayer. We feel corvain that no person can be tati«fied with ones witnessing it, and we o didly believe that there are but te 0 will mot a themselves of the opportunity of attending the (mer cep Mureum while this sublime and solema drama is being performed. New Yous Ov and the very larg: audien: theatre. under ite p: ter worthy of notice te the tionable, in point of taste, i+ pertor nances, —The excellent order roportion of Indies opportunities for witatesing this beautiful spectacte. Paxonama or THe Piconim’s Paoonnw.—The pro- | prietore of this panorama have r 4 to give an en. extra exhibition very afternoon next week, and until the clore of tbe helidays. We think thie Isa good step, as thourands of ebildren desire to ree the pioture who are @t sohool €uring the day. and who cannot well attend at night, Repeated vieis to this painting strengthen our conyietion that it i* the dnest work ofthe kind ever exhibited in this city When we eny of the kind, we mean of the pancrama kind, for, as an iden, the Parrisn heure servedly worth a arte Mire Julia Denn is playing at the St. Charles thes. tre. New Or lew Mr Neatic fi | Orleans. jaying at the American theatre, New Musical Promenane Concent at Tare pr rine Lavinia Bandini lady — pertorm eneored, The grot plauded. Sued» Ty aceeptabie to a it 1 to be hoped that the immense ex- of Bocksa will come back to him on the sion Cunsety'® Meveraste offer a fine entertainment for this evening—barieryte opera. negro meindies. violin and cuitar relor, instromental pertormanoes, and dancing. The rein seeme to have little effet ip Keep- 8 from (bia ebarec(er of amuse: to charts and amusing je tem! © the best days jn Friday neat. Mr J simp: Petitging treasure &® benetit. j ereus ftiewas Tivee Keavas.-We are glad to learn that the ant. reripticn for tals celebratad voealirt's masies! festival | has commenced successfully. Four hundred and sixty | tckets bewe been reid, we ate informed, during the lat two gaye, He tn have most of the lead. ie te hie masterpicoe in thitty mgucges, After the concert, he dea "poke, om the 12th secs, from rates, them etry ly for Pearls, with » moderate business doing; | to) ¢ ‘gg om Bourn Inrtance, Béward sheet $00 deme sold at $5 66 sor Pots, and $6 75 for oe Au. mnaintamed at umusual difference, by beter rnperied C.F? '. ror releti sco orew Baraverurre,— Flour.—There wasa moderatedemand | ()n the subject,of zeor’e curly. I simply confirm | were taken to in the Jane. for Weetern and Btate flour,in part for the Eastern and mplesh gfzions, no news to war- Boum Th tone, 3 pean ei, tase hoses eo)d at city trade; but the inclemency of the weather and the | rant any center for esto ei Cortage, 6 youre: firmness of holders, cheoked operations; No. 2 super- 45 tons, aleo $! to go to Bastham. fine was more [inquired for, and the market was MARKETS ELSEWHERE, aa-On ope. The medium and better grades were taken Salas. fang Orleans: Teh In Flour ruled heavy, although the stock was not very Up for different large, being abeut 16,000 barrels; the sales comprised 5 yon 000 barrels’ at $6.8 $6 12% for common to bt bacbewec aes brands Alexan: Baltimere, and Georgetown. Bi Flour was less with a moderate demand, the NBaven and sales of 150 barrels at $3373; Corn meal was non bo Giopeoad op exsope st otontam tateinee rt. co! not except at luction in |oes. Wheat—There was» better feeling in the market tor ten, found the exvens of | domestic, and the demand was 60, ) 63g; 15 Bos dian. (say 20000.) on 2'per cent adv; TRort ae a tk whettan Put T60 KF wee oereny ermont & Massachusett ta is Railroad, for non- payment tance of t fe ae 20 y es, e es ‘at improved, and we noticed a tale of 1,000 bushels at S70 ents, Site 33% 10 United States Tas, Con (par 50,) | fant into the rode ate number of feet, ead will doubtless pa an taneal os 734 es a a " Dee, sacle Beartaise § pram eal ver at dée.; at 460, 8 4740.;and new Jersey nemerins 42c adic. Corm—The amount offering was large, ie i | At Batari, Ort Cenpposed abe lat) 8 Caroline, Corey, Bhi} lon ome psa" Jancize one pipeny. y» from toe Baitiners, Nov 18, 1000186, mi: tions reached 12,000 bushels, 450. for new northern round, and southern yel- jellow. low. and 650.for new Jerse; x Zui descriptions was cxseed- (corres —The supply of at for aye eee ch ingly small. and but for the large prospective recel; Angestara, dg, a love wae dockiotiy abvenea, too Gaunad bone Caper aaa Bousyan, Moy 20—dohy Aneta re, ie, fr ‘Satta tn for Culente active These, however, keep a ma in cheek, | & sag *s vis aaah ldg, to return to Hong and holders were not unwillia, ize, at current rates. Bince our last, some Ta00 Rio changed a — iisrax, Des 12—Ars brig Nove Boots, Brace, NYork; sob bands, at 10% a11%0.; 160 Java, at 12%0.; and 60 at. ro Cane "abt Dec 1—fiohr Ana Elizabeth, (of Bal- Oerin tee nies ee 700 Dales, at the ‘do. | “Ris‘dawemne, Oot 2—brir’ Silas Marean, Long, from TON. — es to-day were ales. a a ete" Bites closing rates of yesterday, ‘which is equivi it to Ko 1, and others te or tofore fens, foe Be SITS Sack re Watkiarton Petting, Boston, Dec are eee sehr arr pa , eohr Vint ‘ey Cnarlegtn. ae advance on the sales of Monday and Tuesday; fair Uplands selling at 13,0 PeaTMERe A moderate business was done in prime ‘Western yellow, at 35c. cash. Common qualities were juiet. § Freichts,—Rates continued steady with moderate ements. Floar was taken at 1s 6d., and cotton 16d. Grain Poy: at 4¢d. a 5d. and dead weight at Gunciaeart, Deo, 19, 1850. The bad weather and increased offerings of hogs, have depressed the market and caured prices: to go down still lower. We note sales of 2.000 at $4 a $$410. 300 bbls, mess pork, $1075, Lard, 730. Lovisvitie, Dee. 18, 1850. Sere in en al revious rates. To Glasgow, ashes were taken at 17s. Th ber of hogs killed here to-day, amounts to | Elliot Cook, Jeremis. isms Bas cotton, at 8-16., and cheers at 250, ‘Fo London, | g.cyo” The market ie frm at $4, : Renae Seats ot ta sto bola oere tales ai bie reas: | - ‘ mr Gritis (Bie), Webb, Mermuda mae er 6 oil, . ” Married, Tre cotton continued to be taken andasnes! oO. the 04h inet, at Trinity, harsh, by the Rev. | odesgtt att _— bark Paul R Haseltine (new), e Samuel D. Denison, Donan, NIE od 5 os Gane; Sinaia, Hay.—The market ruled steady, with fair sales of | G10, daughter tthe late David Thateher, of Boston. | _Sasniacron, Dee Ienare brig ae (San), Palmer, Horth river st 600. 8 70e. pea sansa Pavans; sloop Tesumseh, Crowell jones, Ri, via Hives.—The demand is less active, in soheaanense . rork. shel Sipe aye, Buenos A ic. “Sareme of the close of navigation, andthe trade bay sparing! On Thursday morning ih int, Me owas Bran, | of e (Dar Oliaed, Warn. The receipts have been light, end prices unchang py tt tir) Outer~ Horton tefl mar fen ng ter toy faeces “The tHlends of the family are invited to attond hie aes eet trig JH Long, Long, Darien, averaging 22 1bs,, at 12 cents, 6 months, or less 4 per f heacntlag yy pada prom lg ng eetving 3! Maite | Ah 5 Deo 16-Arr whe, Wi batt Tak Bie cen! Hors continued in request at 280. ® 850. for new crop hang ago bin eng al b ilocer tie Beers Gas Wee December, Janus Gavacan, Wvork tor Danveree Mary Glunts NYerk for Ply x.—A small lot of Seoteh Pig sold at $19 45, cash, | | Om Thurrday, the ioih of Deoember, , > Sraen foe F with @ quiet market : peg Pee tp Pinger eed amen AY ‘York: eh Bg Jvap—The last sale of Galena. was at $4 16 bn Beg | 100 Ibs., cash, with ® tendency prove Be Rory Perey ray in lots, brought $4 625 per 100 Ibs. street, on Deimos, Look Line —There was # good demand for commen Rook. |, Suddenly, on Bo evening, Deo. 18, Capt. wks WF Dagen, Corson The relatives and friends of the family are respeot- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence. 60 Forsyth street thie (Friday) afternoon, at 2 pe 2 and nay og sales of quiet. Msohins foe Mt Cabot. Niok ‘ aay Ny, vines tenneetion ut the 1 be taken to Greenwood he aga e tions to 150 | o'clock. His rem: 2 reen' Cemetery for interment. eal do fer Grenrors, ede to arti sn opal athe lg a} or ‘Wednesday. 18th inst., Bizanern Boowe, wife of eis magueh, Gr Norfolk; St Navan & =o see te eat ie of 100 barrelexpirits | Abraham B. Bodine, Staten Island, after four days’ e- Calinmer, cr, Lincelnvlile for N'Bedtord. ein ots, at 88. a40c, cash. Rough turpen- | Vere illvess, aged 20 , T months and 8 days. 4 ny papers please te cop: to some extent at $2 873s. Northcountry mon rosin was selling at $1 45, delivered. y ‘Ons Web to report a further advance in prices OF Sosee Beales fen ie phie fot ‘Newburyport; Rumer of linreed, with » very active market. The sales of the py ny Pre Rp an] Ls day reached 20.000 gallons, at 85c. cash, and 870. short ech hats tate. Dosing <a tad Berd Cal casa aan agen Nech—Are brigs Portland, Larrabee, Sie ¢ preg may nd pag Boones Suu, tomy’ ne Nox Fork, for Portland; sehty Sarah, Libby. llansbee, 8 time. for English ‘American, closing st 90. cash, pefaerape « fone A few small lots of whale were the trade, at former figures. ete pork =p ater quar; . Prime was very quiet, and Mio & Wale, Falls aS no tranractions. Beef was pretty steady, Small, Alexandria demand. and sales of 20 barrele at $8325 Geo ek, — _ tons Goo Shattuck, and Maria, talescf very poer country mess at $8, but good heary oo Bhattuck, beef, ot both readily agers 8 a Das country and city inspection, will bring our quotations. Prim with sales of & few hundred tierces for the market, at $1625. Beef hams moved to the extent of 100 barrels, at $14 as they run, or 6X0. per 1b , weighed 72 MOON SETS. 1m MIG WATER Dressed bi were held at 6\0., with buyers at Clearea. - 7 eachemgen, van eR Saiee te at} shi en, Sherwood, Charleston, Denham & Dimon. | L*4 20. Del Dee 2) 116. a al ane reat ne teres Tc. @ Tc. Butter amd cheese remained as last neni Singh raise Meincke; Age- doy. ee tage ah this ming van oo noticed. ‘Amaguin, Marseilles, Cazet & Astoia; ¢ alse 4 four bigs loaded with Boes.! me —The 4 jollander. for C Ct and four * wot athe aisetm tier saage 8 a ‘dses, Ravan caoerete 0 ree ie Sette : 26100, Fr nay *aplenae Bh 1. no, (28 a tanriek paar enipe duis lana ane Raritow, Havre: joining .o - Frankl Patrick Henry, eure Hae ‘pion, Radovich, Vers same size, $480; : i edjeising cn @ hs) Globe, flumone, Washisetons Heary Dela= . at a ney, Doloe, Philadelphia. fame rixe, $340; 1 lot corner Divoe street ‘owed to sea "i ne ge Sis hiv oor hh Bs etion, Be, Wo CCC ureb, “The WB brings Bowe 8 ovaree erate: ~ Ship ier, Gritkth, New Orleans, with cotton, &e, to Prost tomb sie Raapn 8 ere. ke ‘nosengers. ine, $o00 1 lot om Ainslie street, same sine, $310; f Beam iP herman, Ep. ‘ten lbth- William, Wixon, NBedtord. Cid brig Are~ , . NYork; 11th Jat, Int Bon 7d 2, 2, vamed sede tere ra} Kayton, Porte Rico. 6 lots on Ainelio strect, 362100, euch $908, $1,600; 1 lot i. ah Dre ih aes trige BL Swen, Tikisd, #8 tine, ©, paomed cote ngUE, 00 Divoe street, sa $200; Slots om Ainslie st., fame rine, cach $20), $1450; 2 lots on Wyckoff street, between Lorimer street and Unios enue, same size, site $410, $520; 2 lots adjoining, same size, each $436, New Benronn, Deo te Forbes, Ruckiand, 6 days, im ballas terkiteer & Niskergen, At Famer era a Uy: Toft, Trieste, $. Independence, Kaighty Baltimore Ni t), Gardner, 3 | Bee )'Willetone Point, v0 load stone for Ghacioston, and sil 18th, sloop. De ‘1 Ri Dari ig the two past days there has been an ac- | orang ‘rien sese the vessels which put in for a hacker. tive in this article, ths sales resehing 750 | has bud's priet cs toad ere ise ‘Deo Io Are brig Ovaries, Richerson, Phite- tierees, tucludicg £00 to Acrive at $3.37 0 $5 44; and | enone bee Tuissraph, hen cn pobge Garlan Smith; NYork for 20 to be pounded at the New York Fice mill, from & 8 Mortot, Bui lage! lot of rough rice just received trom Savannah, at about | Rt HC ver (arem), Vi Wer Ppivideres Fila, Since’, Albaay” fot Go) $3,874. The stock is extromel hides. & 2 James E Leng, Bidvodge, NYorx for €, Bid sohe Hacrie’ Koa ith. Sie ‘ oth ‘ etianaaritn, Deo 17~Ctd steamor Novelly, Briggs, N Rough flax was a fe w 1 rf ac hhotes . SG AQETEAND, Deo IE—Aee bark Jyhilon, Parker, Matanans m, Milford, Del, 2 days. On the Pd 0 7 enn Jae hore at Harriiord, near the Capes of th packet, ey Dia and ate 9. pongo (abe iia not appear to be injured, ot Bi mua), Bootelic, NYorky back (ahve Havana. encr, Deo 17—Below, sshr Darotah, Smith, Phile~ the Frances Hailett, y 00 frm, tnd’ Obie. ‘Drudge. was nominal st 26%, usual t : was nom! unual time. Sonal not much doing to-day, the in- weather en ola if St Helena, Philadelphia, 2 days, bound to wnthos, Anderson, Phil hia, 2 days, bound to Jeniins, Babbidce, Phil . ‘against operations at 6X0, and 100 fr tantam; Emeline, Leet, Bris in sebrs Blooming Kou own, Sick, Dupuy, ariotis, Bars, Dark Howland Keudricy, Boston: 4001 eee eet ana, Dee 18—C Behr On ULLAVAN, Doo 12—Eid sobr Isiphice. Toldem, york, Georgians, Gilebrist, Bed, Me. bid brig 2 Gllengien, ath: } ‘Avews: ee Apure,, from LA Movesents or Corton iv tHe Usiten Braves. | = easel ponen te Gent Amnecpen after taniag a5 eves, | 3 Behe Wie Mi, Godictes Multerae Reoripts at ports since September 1, 1850. 7 Are eebre Jeter Willard, ‘Phi i Corresponding dat len a a . 7 Behr Fish Hawk, Chase, Bapbreck. days, NY ork: Fi Rilen, Doar, "do ton for Balers | yea . 9.000 | Ser Alfred Barrets. tia Smyrau, Dol, 3 days, Crane. Niet mM Baird, | Exporta from United Btates ro @ Bept. 1, 1860, 841,000 Bill ath, Ni, 6 days, pastreneed iam Oroia: Usher, Wiation Corresponding dates last year . . 2 ’ Whanveton Dee, imate A etn Dawson, rt “year before. Bet York. Cid 1ith, sober Ira. fre: uerteng NYorky ththe Exports to Great Britain since Sept. ‘Y, 18502. 207,000 we sche Harrison Pri ies, NYork; “ia, brig Kivire, Pevers, One bark, with passengers. Dee 19— i, Wew, Boston. Corresponding dater Inst year year bet! Stock in New York and ports «f tecei | Correrponding dates last year. Detore.. Passengers Arrived. Lyra—4ioo Kipp, Michael Vibert, Albert erege. ‘Wind at eunrire, me clear. Receipts at this port Exports | Taken by rpinne: Taken om fpecuiation in Desem ber. | Bhanereare, Du; snd | JVOR ALBANY, VIA HUDSON AND BERRODTRG Whole stock te ity, in all bands Cornelia, NYork. i) 2 ‘are to Aibany, $i—the etenmer MUDS by Amount op sale 15,000 | Bawror, Deo 13, will leave the foot of Cod: reet, this (Fridty) evening, oF in reletion to the movements in this matket, and | SAlle¢—Brig Rio, St Thomas. Cuanresron, Deo 1: | O0,¢i0ek Al Binds of freight titop at romonable retea, | the portion of the new crop. T J Stewart's circular of | geiog— 1 " — ip | snd forwa vis railroad, withou' thie date says:—The advises received from Liverpool | phn Sy carh! Careline, NYorb; Avola, Boston; sehe 0 D | = = == <== since the date ot my inst issue, 4th inst. by the Are. tic, Asia, and America, of a continued embroilment of Aree teatin Fiketphns oth, cous at #flairs on the con Europe, and that wich ob tig Wheaton, Philadelphia; Sth, Colis, Al- withdrawal of or ling of oredite at Liv. | Dany; toh Tem, Philadelphia erpool wore nervour s | _ dsrived: crowding their stocksom a dull market, had Carar, Deo t, MEDIVAL. Brie Protection, N York. AGAr vo Tr At PEREECT SAFRGUARD “Practical Fs oym Ly ted ‘pres with © tre fatthtaity nbd clearly gives New Bunroan, Dae 18 ipJobn Edward, Indian Ocean, 60 sp, Reporte at Sc Augustine. Bay Mada: ourse the effect wl eching the advancing tendency of pri- | Cant . Maeates, 00 ep, 1200 wh: of ne. Ninth edition, 242 pp., with “on ces here, which bad just commenced. as the reeult of | de, $0 sp, £60 eh | 83 Greemwioh street: oF malied free by post. 8 growing conviction thatthe crop was far too suvali | Leg poh 66 wo R. MORRISON CON TING ee TO CURE CRRT. SAIN pm for sny ordinary reduction of the great number | Pistiin Geontnaten, sop. Se Pt gered without merecry, and ne of spindles pow revolving, and with the abundance of | . NY¥ork fo ecnstavta, asin afew Aays, A practice of 30 bead mi could be held back if deemed polite, by pi . od se his Taskon ere, watil the weceenitios of eplaners osiled for it. The Pontian +g chequered state of affeire abroad, deterred epecalativs Cubs; sche Cusier, Mai nae operations frem this side, in the face Of & loss of Gve rig Robert = Pannen 18 CONFIDED TLY OUNSULIRD OW Goliace per bale The curtatlment, also, of the limited aan — | rpm 15 peace peaetice, 2 0c whieh, wore ta Orders received for Buropenn secoant, reduced the W. le vrabled ‘0 rasrautes speedy buyers to fmall compass, and a# natarally swelled the « of sellers, anda gradual decline in prices has | % dat firet #0 pmall ar not to be distinctly percep: | tible on a Gay's business, but latterly, especial the receipt of the letters per America, a palp: duction of fuli five-cight cent from prices ru Arrived—Sebre 1M Tallman, Daooish, Ma Gen Martin, Philedelphis; WH Turner, Glide, «i i sloonskonert, Philsdeiphia; Kadina one, MURPBY HAs RR eet, neat Chatham, » ali divonaoe. Re ehanie, Phila telp! op Thomas Mell, Savarwan, Doo | rently before was accepted, but witho: | sfisrize orbs Savenneh, Sexeg Peter Domiil, N on. pt | ; pd ormall business, The particulars of | "ye Walter Hoxie. do; Galveston, Boston, Me erie pe ke. alterbeit goon. the forteight are abont as follows The week succeed | Cletted—Bark Rxncr, N¥ork & | ing 4th Instent the sales were 7.000 bales the decline | Arvived—S hr West Point, Philadetphis. 600 RSWARD.-JErr Dvvts, « ate Qt the elope « full quarter cent. On Wedaesday, Lith | Giearea— Bark W breeder, Rio Gtaade, fi p cite Mixtere for wit of private disorders, instant, the market — maker s epecdyeure, without the gies crimk, saxpesure of shang lones rertrictions im spplicstion to business, ed no d, and the eslen, altbongh light. exhib Woretgn Mate. want ot confidence on the part of holders —this | Ketter Bags of steamer arctic, for Liverpool, wilt close | o i meee de: *Wendped demons Juif devsoripsions, het | st the Bxehengo ae Boom (Wl Bi , Saturday, ub up in be $1, One doe tle cottons being etijl fa fall supply, an’ slow of | #8 ro Ibs o*slork. ‘Thursday, 12th, no business was trantcted, the | yi“ Been, , fvcniner Pampers, for Kio Janeire ang wiwey; 108 Dayar bei % apart by the Governor of our # i% 9 attho Kxontnge Rosaing Room (67 Banover etrovt, Hi wing feb apart by the vernor w 21, at 18 o'clook. } Fm ” ual Thank 4 to we in th Above ofco, bo any part of #t Kenyon’, 91 Wall street, iving for the manifold bie ast year, and by R. RALPH, av? veg ‘Treas D! HOROY THR “PR Omee hours, 9 t this morning, and But little the letters were paion effected exbioy due the aa ni Express, Hote Rehore (tefore reported); © The letters hh were delivered on Saturday oh Sehere were mere hopefol for peace than the prin at Parnas Deo 19-4 | vier: but = a th ue et our scapl | Brie (Be), We aa much tmp 2 Miia, : pool, ft le apprehended that ¢ obey, Rridreper ty will comtimue to exist for $A Mount, Hawks posterity it Arviepeedily tomoved.. Pret there somunen me | tages the anthor hac enjoyed. and a very extenm meantime, we must be gorerne growers. if they crowd their en learee— Met Malvern Jarman, Clenfrogoe . ‘oer as, Brown port, a etendy depreciation mui | a ~% | tense ees tre policy, we will at the worst. rec a potition. The eales of tl yy were 600 baler at Cap | her, Riltesey dereey City; SA OM Doniel Webetst Polke: t mote; seamer Penod cot t, N York, Mtrcotinneons. Bans anan Muroron- Capi Bonis, of the soar 7 York; A oont sinoe Lith inet. On Mon whe: WH Wen ‘eas, bole! reached 1,800 baie, ohiety Ar sales ot bide %4 0, lower than eutently secepted on Sacurday. Yesterday, there er | ire op earty, CAM MATS BH Oh Car! per hebt tadical cures as cam he obtained f: OF Bite, Whal: fartioe. Thee whe *pply im the carter seaaea wi Prived at the case aad rep/dity of the cure.