The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1850, Page 1

f ‘WEews BY TELEGRAPH. ° nen ’ NE WEEK LITER FROM EUROPE, ARRIVAL ! retirement of the Finance Tt is allegea that the wae consed by a desire to make Minister at Madrid, tors, which has been overruled by Nevares. Switsertand: oF THK Load ri pratense tyr om those of Switseriand, sre watobing the progress of STEAMSHIP BAL TIC | create cn vaviciperiog the moment, when,ar they at oay, they may strike at the existence of kingly auther- PROVINCETOWN, "195\CHUSETTS. Se et eae Sere ‘THE GERMAN TROUBLES. ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN PALERMO, “The Insurrection in the Turkish Steily. It is stated thet an authenticated report has reached Paris from Marnailles, that a revolution had broken out at Palerm. ine Mel ‘We learn that fresh disturtamces have taken place st Aleppo, The insurgents, in spite of their recent losses, have made another attack upon the city. The Frovinces. rerult wasthelr defeat, akg cog ‘The Cape. IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON, Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to 26th Ooto- &o., &e, dic. ber, state that the fears of a Kaffir insurrection have subsided. The steamrhip Baltic, Capt. Comstock, from Liver- «pool, whence she sailed at 4 o'clock, on Saturday after- thbon, the Téth inst , put fato Provincetown, om Cape Cod, Massachusetts, on Saturday evening last, short focal. She was off Heltfax on Fridny afternoon. Several of ber passengers lanied, and prosseded to ‘Boston, where they arrived abont 11 o’slook yoster- day morning, and on their represeutations of the diffi culty of getting eoal at the Cape, Mr. T. B. Curtis do~ apatohed a schooner with 160 tons of coal, Meanwhile, “mowever, Captain Comstock purchased the cargo of the Palm, from Sydney, for Boston, which ‘yousol had into Provineetown for a harbor. This opportune @roumstance would enable the Baltic to leave P. yes- erday, for New York, where she may be expected to-day. ‘The pilot -boat Friend, from Proviacetown, whence ebe leit on Buvday night at ten o'clock with nine pas- wengers from the B., arrived at Bos on last night. She aleo brought the B.'s mails, which will be forwarded to "Mew York this morning, over the New Haven railroad, ‘They will arrive here this afternoon. ‘The B bas ene hundred andfour pagpengers, and » full freight. Among the parrengere wo notice the “names of Geo. Wilkins Kendall, James Brown, Capts. ‘Palmer apd Britton, and M. Hauser, the célebrated violinist. ‘The Baltic, during the first five days of the passage, ‘had very rovgh weather, during which the after vabin lights were etove in, but she received no other dam- The Sarkets. MESSRS. BROWN AND SHIPLEY'S CIRCULAR. Livenroot, Deo, 13, 1858. We have experienced « steady, good demand for cottom throngheut the past week, with an improve ment in the lower and middling qualities of Ame- vican, of 4. per lb., whilst the better qualities are unchapged—the market closing steadily but quiet- ly at our quotetions. Fair Orleans 84., fair Mobiles 1K4., fale Uplands 7Kd. per lb., middling qualities Td. @ 7 11-166 per lb. There has been rather more doing this week in yarns and goods at slightly advanced rates. The salesof cotton for the week are ertimated at 41,100 bales, of which speculators have taken 6,600, and exporters 1,960 bales. The Amert- ean descriptions eld, consist of 10,500 Uplands at 64. to 8d; 11,340 Orleans at 64. to Od. ; 5,890 Mobiles and Ajabamas at 64{d.to 1%d., and 190 Sea Islands at 11344. to 22d. per Ib. The stock of cotton in this port is called 407 000 bales, of which 248.000 are Amerionn, ageinst @ total stook of 471,000 at this period last year, of which 180,000 were American. Tho erieele at, Pyet tae ‘page. ‘There is nothing very striking in the political news. . Affairs on the continent remained in statu quo. » The commercial news is interesting, showing aslight improvement in cotton, with a steady market. The ‘several departments of trade, commerce, and finance ‘Wore beginning to manifest an improving tendency. The market for foreign had e more active appearance, of further improvement of the New Year. The corn market, although active, kept steady. A limited business was going im cured provisions, Wool commanded in- ettention, an@ holders are looking for higher FINANCIAL. Lonnon, Satarday, Deo. 14—2 P. M. Consols account 97% to %; Three and s quarter per cents, 98% to 99; Bank stock, 213%; Exehequer bills, Land 8, 64 to 7, THE COTTON MARKET. Livenroot, Friday, Deo, 13, 1850. ‘The present week opened with a firm but quiet mar- ket, the trade buying speringly, and the relative high rates mow current having limited all speculative transactions. The sales,of Friday were only five thousand bales ; those of Saturday, six thousand; of Monday, 5,000, and of Tuesday, 4,000. An impreved tone pervades geferal trade in Manchester. Ou Tuss- day full prices were readily attainable for manufac. tures, and the opinion having gained ground thet peace would be maintained the continent, gave general confidence. A consequence of this has deem @ decided improvement in demand here at some little advance in prices, The sales of Wednesday were 7,000 bales, and those of yesterday 8,000; the totel eales of the week amounting to 41.240 Dales. To-day the tradeagain buy freely, and 7,000 bales were cold at the highest rate of the week, imcluding 1,000 taken on speculation sad for export, To- day there is a diMeulty in purchasing the fair qualities of American at the quotstions. Ameri- eam deroriptions are in good request, and less freely offered. The quotations of fair qualities have not changed, but the lower and middling quali- thes have uniformly advanced about 4 per pound in the manufacturing districts was steadier, and. prices are paid for yarns and woollens. advices speak of ah impreved appearance ebief markets there, consequent upon the | pastiat eubsigeree of poltien ppreheasion. “The Beglish money market continued steady, and pies loro Laser romilcernie The publio securities kept buoyant. A large business was going * forward, at improving prices. Railway shares had, also, participated im the advance. American securities had been steady. without presenting any new feature. ‘The German Troubles. The events in Central Harope have gone on varying qn aspect during the week, and whatever now may be eaid about the conditions of peace, or rather the port ponement of hostilities agreed upon at Olmuts ‘We see but little to shake our conviction, thet both parties are trying to overreach the other, and that the free conferences which are to be opened on the 18th instant at Dresden, are not more likely to settle per- manently the relative preponderance of Austria or Prussia, then any of the numerous dicts that have tried their hands at thie gordian kaot during many years past. The contracting parties are to send twe eommission- ars to Holstein, one fram each power, to sammon the refractory belligerents to Iny down their arms A change bas taken piace in the head quarters of the Gen, Willison has suddenly resigned com- of the Holstein army,and bas gone to Altona 06.230 time, bags. Total sales, to 1#th December, i849, "2.461 400 ones. Foil et Bai, dito. ‘sas Deo. 14, . regard to Messe Cassel, the free conferences Gotta ie ves teat ba tetaadee (Freda adjust that dispute—the elector, in the mean- Delng asked to go back to Hesse protected by one and one federal battalio russian ‘1K CORN MARKET. Livenroot, Saturday, Deo, 14, 1850, The quotations for wheat per 70 Ibs., are 58.84 to ‘opel 64, Od. for United Btates, and 6s. 3d. to 6s. 94. for Cana- ; amd the former ate not to obstruct the and dian, Am: flour, sweet, 2s. » 24s; Canadian, of the Federal troops. it corn, .y Sie, ; ‘The King of Bavaria, secon ted by the Ki eee oa 6d. 014s. ne — ee ee eueae taken every step to mark his , and Saxon: MESIAL aisd ‘chia nah. $a de yart. The ute Klestor, now counting apoo the uppert of the Austriaas i* protesting the Fe ge = poobtaws poop his capital, and the Aus. ‘ encouraged continue to advance. At the aft] wtooun Ocoupted Marburg, where they (Ommanéet the railroad from Frank! to Onseel, ‘opal ‘tely formed the flank of the Prussians. — lournals seem to count on peace being re T dhe news from Viewna is not quite #0 pacific, and whilst it is said that the Prassian army is ordered to te reduced, the armaments at Vienne etill continae, ‘The Papal Storm in Bngtand. Binee the commencement of the papal storm. noth- Dg seme to have given such coneral ratistaction ae the Queen's answer to the address presented to her at Windsor Caétle on Tuesday. Lord Joho Russell is represented to have stood near the throne, looking very grave and thoughtful, his finger pressed npon a No wonder. He must have beom meditating effect of the words, which he had put into ber | ™! ‘w mouth, and which were #0 s00n to de diffased 4) the Rnglish langoage was spoken, He haa | edmirabiy, and may fatrly lay claim to more | ‘Wirdom of the Sybil. The tone of the Queen's ambwer is grave and dignified, but it is Impossible to tell what {t-foredhadows. [ler Majesty's Protestant. Jom hae never teen questioned and, her determina- tion to uphold the Protestant faith, and to maintain it against eny danger with which it may be threatened, Hagen: " from whatever quarter it may proceed, was spoken ap farannahy i aia right royally. ond as became the soversiga of anom- | séelphia’ ag Orlenas: Constivation, Preis the run never sete, Beivtes, hor. de, 10h, ie *i Mavonesten, Satatday, Deo. Lh ll face eaten eRe et and lower of wheat are at rome becine | ot nseriptiene there ie uo decided variation. 7 Supeottion Tn yg? of ines \s apet inet moderate reduction—some aw, «o Sires le bat ie Mom Maroy, Seni Briscem, W Werrtts, Mr wis ong Sebanck, Hawkins, Mr Hardot, T Ramee. ates the Lord Mayer mont to the great principles of ciril and - and in her address to the Common warmly of their tried qnd constant ual enjoyment of olvil rights by sll indient nm; they Indica “ ade From the West. Lovisvitte, December 30, 1850. There are reven and » half feet of water on the falls, ie falling fast. There are only eleven feet in the oa INTHERSTING CONGRRSSIONAL BUSINESS. some arrangement with the Baglish ond Dutch cred!- | DIPLOMATIC CONTROVERSY RELATIVE TO | mal. ‘The steamboat Talleyrand, from New Orleans to Naebrille, with a fall cargo, gank last Friday, by ran ning Into the bank of a river Liar A 8 fog. The loss le $80 000. mostly insured at Lovievil ‘The steamer Schuylkill for New Orleans, struck « neg on Monday . and tore of the guard, cook hones, and part of one of the wheel ‘The cholera is prevailing at La! New York State OMicors. Avoary, Deo, 90, 1860, The private seoretary of Governor Hunt, it is wader. stood, will bee son of Bauel B. Ruggles, E+q., of your city, MP. Porter declines, Mr. Burob, of Madison county, who has heen pressed by Lieutenant Governor Patterson for adjutant p nerd | hale be Jadge ad yooste general, in piece of edtet, Dr. Howard Townsend, brother of [Peeeaite Town. fod, now quartermaster general, is to be surgeon tn obits Soares be phit hy ty ain iy premier Duke of Norfoik. 5 sakes, fn whioh witra monartic retoe ‘f } proponn: woorthtee weekeacs | ‘gee continue to teem with accounts of meat. | itione and remonstrances against | aniratt te upon ti Ro. id, The London | i selon e The Vinetish The Fréneh Hepudtic. ‘There 's no news of importance from France. tie | <oUntry was tranquil, A new soclalist plot, hewerer, | SNS SRI Posie. nate pare Benedict, Key. it te anit, ts to bo quarter- Tic Catowrce replied, that be had m7; and stated io ont festa ion was passed — youn 108, pang bl. n Pom bait noabe sro. THE BUNGARIAN WAR. we, sana fad oom ap ak gn junio were ors © Extraerdinary Letter from the Austrian Charge. ingoeright ofa tetndnae Tinos and Ones for Important Relative te the Bounty Lav; | “x rar terol ew e &c., &c., &e. 0 wear gn pcs pea pie Siaraer be it. Ls spoke im favor of ite, ‘MeCiernand's coming to any conclusion the house ed- Wasurnoron, Deo. 30, 1850. ARBOLOGY AND BALLOONING— 4 NRW PROPOSITION Te TRANS- roar MAILS AND FIGHT THE CoUNTAY’s saTTuRS— Jjourned. AN AIRY DEBATE AND FPLIGHTY ConcLUMONS, Mr. Dovotass presented © memorial from Mr. Wise Union in Washington, de. Wasnincrox, December. 3), 1850. ot Lancaster, Penn., professor of sreology, setting | y “ Tt has been decided upon to hold a meeting of the forth that he had brought that science to such per- fection as to make ft useful im the transportation of | friends of the Union in Washington, onthe 22d of the mails, and also in time of war an engine of de. | Februery. Arrangements are being mate for bringing struction. He proposes to constract « balieon capable | ‘together delegations from ali the States. ‘The National ot raising twenty tons, and raise it over the capital | énielligencer ot this morning throws cold water on the above gum shot, and discharge imitative missiles, to | proposed mesting. It thinks the Union perfectly safe show ite capacity in the destruction of an enemy's fort | 12 the hands of the people at home. orarmy. He aske Congress to appropriate $20 G00 to Horsed Mediperis, @ Mexican, who hss been on trial enable him to make experiments. As the project wae | during the pest week, in the criminal court, for rape a rival to Whituey’s railroad, he moved fits reference | om ® little white girl, aged 14 years, has been found to the Committee'on Roads and Canals. (Laughter) | guilty by the jury to-day, Mr. Buiont opposed sugh reference. That Committee Jana at Charleston subject be referred Committee on Foreign ? Hons, (Laughter) Foreign ministers were interested | ye neema. sasha ne aamareed 9 Git. Taig. in the means of getting speedily to their destination, eds of the third concert are to be devoted to chari- Mr. Mancusc protested: ogainst euch reference. He | t2h16 purposes moved that 1 be referred to a select committee, with ‘The Southern mailis through. The Piceyune says Mr. Douglass at itahead, (Laughter.) Dealthy ‘ Mr. Douctass moved that it be referred to the Naval. | inst ne olt7 1m. the Union ip 0 eg Committee. Agreed to. Petitions and reports om pHivate bills were presented in great numbers. ‘THE PUBLIC LANDS—THE PUBLIC DEBT, ETC, Mr. Benton introduced and explained his bill, to sccelerate the sales of public lands to pay the public debt, to extinguish the Federal title to the public land within the Btates, to grant donations to extend pre- emption to actual settlers, and to refuse lands to States within which they lie, Referred to the Com- mittee om Public Lands. CLERE YOR THE POSTAL COMMITTER, BTC, Mr. Rvax offered a resolution that the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads employ a clerk. Agreed to. aw K HOSPITAL AT PORTLAND, ME, Mr. Hamrin’s reeolution directing the Committee on Commerce to inquire into the expediency of erecting a marine hospital at Portland, Me., was adopted. GAS IN FENNATLYANIA AvENUR, Mr. Unpenwoon’s resolution about lighting Penasy!- The Steamship Ohio. Noare.x, Deo. 3», 1850. ‘The Ohio will stert for New York ine day or two, no very corlous damage being done, except so far as re- gards furniture, and o portion of the machinery. Ship Ossippee Lost. Bosrox, Deo. 30, 1850. ‘The ship Ossippee, Capt, Telford, from New Orleans for Boston, has gone ashore on Peaked Hill Bar, near Proviacetown, and will be « total loss. The Steamship Houtherner. ARLESTON, Deo. ‘The steamship Bout , Captain Di Co oxibgsicamenin Boutberner, Sep for New York. a Extensive Einberslement at Mobile, de. New Oacxans. Deo, 28, 1850. Rufus Greene, the former Secretary of the Mobile Fieenee inerae Oe has been arrested there on ween coses sonwie. ihe Pecine re lca wx oleae Mr. Benton offered a .esolution that the Beoretary Indiana Convention. of the Navy report to the Senate on the expediency of byte “ the coast survey from the Treasury to javy Department. Laid over. on OUR AUSTRIAN RELATIONS—THE AMERICAN AGENT IN HUN. = tor ee Ne he Gaar. ‘vernor’s veto A message was received from the President, inclos. | Houses--and ing correspondence between the State Department and the Austrian Charge, concerning the eppointment the American Agent to Hungary durtug ou © strugyto of the latter country for independence. The message and documents were read. Gi ; ‘The Convention have decided that th BY MORSE’S LINE, NO. 16 Walle STRERT. Borrato, Deo. 30—8 A. M. Si reenact Sachs. tree bears Soha wl oun —, mH me Tatra graph, In the letter ‘of the Austria charge, dated | morning, « little olondy. *"aseunllal sledgbler, September 30, 1860, he says be has been instructed by Berravo, Di 8 P.M. the cablinet of Vienna, to say that the appointment of | It har snowed lightly this afternoo there ina the American agent to Iungary canuot be overlooked, ee ao aaatine. eighteen above and he solemaly protests against it, as oontrary to the comity of nations, and violative of the American doe- trine of non-imtervention. He comsidered that the American emissary was nothing better than s spy, sad the Austrian government will not tolerate con- Guct, and to preserve her honor she will cali fate operation ber historical renown for the preser- vation of her dignity. He complains of the in- structions given to the American agent, Mr. Mann, and of the phrase in said instructions in which the Austrian government of Hungary is styled the “ iron rule,” and of the manner in which Kossuth, a rebel, soia. Geese, Dee. 30—8 A. ~ im sewing, some, flurries. But very ll Rocuesren, Dec. Sear M. The weather is cold and cloudy, and the wind is from the west. Srescace, Deo, —8 A. M. A fine pleasant morning, very little wind; thermo- meter 17, ‘The weather is sloudy, aud the wind is blowing from ie i the perth. The thermometer shows mn ws gone Avovas, Deo. 30—8 A wettest day yesterday sil sowing aight. Weather now comes in the Austrian ment, and attributes Tag tron from northeast, from neP. Mt iatar- them to er the Ai ad He dey, night tehhwor, M., yesterday, an - imoes- glindes to the possibility of every nation tantly,” Ronda bortibly dritted.. This morning, ther. ing dis turbed internal com: . sin — yo — Se ie ths Uae aeke tha mometer ae ‘er light wind from the north. oir is inquires, whet would our nation think Mtateie Osweco, Deo. 80-8 P.M. shoaldeas wend on scent artes = case? ou It ine clear and Pee ee it. The ther. jaken up sev wometer indicstes sixteen degrees, wit! it wind statements Or i tw Hulseman, ‘and feplios to them at from the north. piped Unica, Deo, 30—8 A.M. The reading of the letter of the Austrian Charge Cloudy and raw cold wind from the northwest. Ther- caused it. mometer 1634. Barometer rising, Ry vente &: Cass = pad nt Urica, Deo. 30-8 P.M, -_y ees one 4 Aaron ive that the be referred to the Commit- | $09 5 half deg, and the terete ine venstante 4 very oleae and beautiful morn! De mito me ro , Saepaiionse ute print un “e4 3 rey iy and to, Aue 30-8 P.M. Mr. ven moved the printing of 10600 extra copies. | Tt bes been © fin clear day and 6 ing. The ther- Mr Cass eaid that Mr. Underwood's resolution was | mometer is reven deg. above zero. ind is from £ gad ens, bas and unproductive of practical | the northeast. Mr. Waceen oj printing of extra copies. Brooklyn City Intel n Mr. Manaum was the extra pum- Bronte ipablie meeting wee, held’ last ) — Court Room, Vity Hall. “ot Preserved. It expressed | tome nations! American prictpies te 0 bebe tnd tore } cibie manner, and in the face of the whole world. in: Doverss.—“And the rest of mankind.” (Laugh- 1 Davis, of Mins., or the extra end Cray hey ox! oy: and > 7 was decided in the un: ive. e ~ tag Roscrven® case, ETC. after 'D! ‘erty Com; LJ conser wasre- | from the ation, it was tho turned irom the House, and. taken up. The Senate meeting of the citizens, to ascertain « Dill, and the House amended it, ners with reference to the ferries making We epecial, on 00 80 cover the Kesiasto case hts had been asserted, and Mr. Warxen opposed its reference } York'bad t be right thee, ag for ali ime THE BOUNTY LAND LAW there fertlon, derive an !noome from them When A joint resolution was reoeived from the Houre an- | the law came to be inquil thorizing the assignment of lend warrants under the — , a x late act granting mil warran: | into, and the Legislatare sppeaiedte, they growled, with the greatest unomlasity, | to the inabitanta of Brockly what they reqalred: by ‘ot establighe: Mr. aa its reference, which, after debate, May 14, “Sane which the Benate edjourned. Saat de pews yr isis =o ts the Inhabitants meeded, This iy sre House of Representatives. the imbabitents of Brooklyn #m equal participa- , tion im the ferry righte with New York, and Be Canty eee ee te: duty ‘gessbine war whether’ the poow 3 the Wasuimoton, Dee 80th, 1860, latter wae Se entitely revoked, or whether it existed THR SUCCRS#OR OF THE LATH ME, HARMANSON, oF La, | Concurrently with that of yn a} would re. Mr. Avetanven G. Paws, (Union dem.) of Loulsiana, | ember the ties on te they hed ped nn do -) obdtetnt ferry South of the Ful- elected in the Third Congressional disorict, ia the — ‘stator ehih'oe pated; be hed prepared a set piace of Mr, Harmanson, (dem.) decensed, eppeeees, | | otro whi Me Ponta bmit to the meeting, ‘trines whieh they wi cial eap their object sy gest the act into «fect, and it any one (ak Wan x.) monly the case) in iy details, to eppead to the Legis. lature forthe necessary amendments. Le then read forth bw the course pursued at eer aas o ~ 4 and rertrictive of ex fre ot thelt intention to mainte! pats we deal ot direassion en- oud. , Mr. Charles Kelsey, Sioa’ thas & committer be otjeot fa omotii what K agry ry be clear ol jot she bis of city of Breokiyn. New York o! med to exercise nOUNTY LAND Law, By 8 vote of one hundred and thirty.one to thirty- eight, the rules were suspended, to enable Mr. Osco weit, (dem) of Kentucky, to introduce « joint reso- lotion that nothing im the Boun! Faas ont SS of inet Seoggenies, rhall be #0 construed as to prevent the or ranefer of any certificates or warrant prior to Icoation of the same or the issue of the aye 4 Mr. Cavowent would not detain than to remark. that he at stream, to find there were so many ‘oothing | of the ferry franchier which was a of the State—im monarchies! coun. jn the crown, in our Btates in the fre a third ri Mr. of Ohio, moved to th gots. Oe M4 fo the ped wy dong ollart worth of public lands would be thrown into here itheen bo} 4 of opesniniers. The warrants vould be seld eile bteeteen Tpemoaives and mere song. sent of tones gh, ) Feplied, and contended that a man jis warrant for = fair law had never passed. He moved a fee, If transferable, than if obliged to walt until ‘ution, (which those Sat ree py spogulagers laters Alp contd sited Wes soeas fink toe be shoals speculator of mae whe “sired to aid Yn the odject, wade traneferebie? ange Ry hy J named for the committee: — Joseph Bptagus, George Hail J. Spooner, G. B. Ey Py eect sn yt ate ONVICTION NaTHaN: jer am c 1 OF GEO. W. NILES AND eh. i“ ) that of the Mayor clect was added. | BERTS. FOR OBTAINING tng ppl pen Sraanna Cum Case.—Jobn Doran jana» = pnt... a case, wi wes Hf jon Fevein erdiot of guilty sgainst the coos ogein adjourned tl to morrow (ele Y/| nbhf She opening, the American Industry in « Crystal contag plicable to the case under consi WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON, 1851, ~ iealated by counsel on olther endo, bat SAVED, 3 SHER PAL, GOMBI<TER om ane | Boo bemeite RW YORK, WITH Nae AND RESIDENCE OF EX- , KiniTOR, of a Bevel sawing mac! tee, for soving chin ond: boat tim- spew 45 the thet ee eee + pe, & 0. B. . Wright, Hecbester. the : bho ade app were ebeut thirt: Washing * Halle Oasitncoumty, iT. ¥ they can che weadtever nal American + one trank and two ¢ counsel for i i F | Rall siraighten , for railroad Dailing presses; | *sainst the priso aise, egress wo, ety pr se the bill of bus Of Dirds, fishes and animals of Onoide | tb ceeenions ames A Hurst, Taxidermist, Albany. | $0 0a the J knobs end Dean The court room was “Kot Dean Soy siglo Works albany a. | 8nd on the rendition of the verdlot. there was amovi- Mott, Lapsingburgh. Grant's fanning mill—I. T. Grant & Co., Schaghtt- | Dissioners street, 4 2 ‘That the cross waik at the northerly side of Paitom | bjs resignation to the coke. officers, who conducted them to prisoe, the assem! Thirty-five varieties of wheat. by Gen. B. | seve ® Harmon ., Wheatland—New Fork Fr deate aprisulvarai a could procure silence. yn ; and sample of maple sugar. RETIREMENT er sc yey Paom orrice— %, ph nf ith oomplos of the After the other business of the Court had been dis- Hao improvedYitgeralds portable grat mi hein for thelr estientaitondanoe aad fata pattoraae # ln] (or ea “ae Opabice Race, ae a ae hi ance of duty cing he loog which i Chairs with cerca pame toned , and rail road et ve eee eiaitate to ere srs pcatced springs Amerioan chair company, Troy; | ¥/°k on, whore term ofoflice Would osase withthe ti re emat aeashinene Reaannt Smith, sent term of this Court. He alluded to the fait! jes for Fyiating end backing ke— | ness with which the Attorney hed Charlee Starr, New Yor! ihe supeesienet, to Ley = Fr. nae, motets Bible tor the blind Charles Starr, New York. yy Bame , be complimente: im ws Pirssons’ American double grand action piano forte | o! praise. for the ability with whioh he fed per ve f his professional labor, and for the Gdelity an which he had exeouted the charge eutrusted to him by the and rquare piano forte—James Pirssons, New York. Oars, sweeps. and sculls—K. Page. New York. tlie Pas Pamele bonnets—James Milward & Sons, New N iron and tram block and bridge tree for mills —@ cbkiss, Windsor, ok ree Seif. determining JIN ‘ohn, Buffalo. Oil painting of wild flowers of W restern New York— Miss Agnes Jeffrey, Canandaigua. “ Sang. horse power my ‘neod planter—Emery & “Corn brooms—D. sD, More, epee ale Labeteee Se low York | cur fellow-vitisens domends 0 oe Two etoves—Learnell & Thatcher, Albany. lay, which furslehee. orime, thet Varlety, of agricultural implemente—A. i. Allea & coe executed by a who hes occupied this place, can tell of the duep re- sponsibilities, the heart rending anxieties, which are inseparably connected with the siministration of eri- minal law. Whilet on the one hand, the protestion of ¥. tly guiltless All prey the est relations pore Lid sbenaidok and oak tanned, &c.—ZadockPrett, BevereO, med amidat all thie a Pratteville. cuter dare not publ oF but thelaw—I have learned that the path of duty is Lithograpby—by Endicott & Co. Starch and pudding starch. trom wheat and Indian corn—Oswego Sturch Factory ; Kingeford & Sons, be Onwego ‘Dagterrectypes—v B. Evans, Buffalo, Back of Saxony wool—T. 0 Pesers, Derien. American fur~ (muff, Sigtomme, and wristlets) — Mawson, Brothers, New Yor! Pon ish Semen edd a 6. sAabenr: ‘ourteen ploughs— Wheel cultivator Levi Wells. Mechestor Needle work—Mrs. J. Leask, Albany. t wtrewn with flowers, To the ty Lciatm to have brought a7 e apirit of fidelity to the ey tothe accused. I that to meet least will be grant intention. Ip surrendering the office, [ eannot but Daguerrect: | Meade & tees Be y on 1% 8g eh aers brace support: ro. ork. 7 ticle” ohe see y ork.” tural that v.olath ot Ie peeeinion, it ale continual But the criminal records show that im ne community does the law puaiah with more cert sin- ty Ube violators of the pubiis peace, or of the rij 1 Willow w Institution are, bead w: ot the Blind, New York; 8 Chamberlain, Buperiu: by oo Brooklyn Flint Glasa 0 perrons and property, than in thisour clty, To the, Resvaten:06 hese, reso - ned intrates and other oflcers connected with the it, farina, &e —Hecker & Bech. pee a eswenae uf ~% — Pen no sir. nbd your nascciat pearl barley. ene of erican iegice’ French shoes» Williaa Model for tempering and straightening saws, &o.—K. Tuckerman, 60. | nag ipl ae ane + wow ork’ Bentsen sptsind Cohces axes, and edged tools—v. Bimmos"& Co., do. Dental Instr ts—-John D, Ohevatie my thanks are due for the 7 Kein Lotices of my official course But whet fit aay worm thren of the If the heat of excttemvat. some uakis or thom! y will mot only Jor get the past. except as oon- pected with Hise eat one slations in s mautnnl ateage gle to subserve the interests of pudi notia what place, or at Doguerreotypes—D. B. Gavit. do. can Bawples of rs meal, trom Northern yellow and or the justice, 1 know at more appropriate time. f aihowe | Soethera white corn, renaced ww? Batford’s | tothis ofes. 1 made no prominas at the opsuter patent proce: autic my term. | 20+ surtender my office to the snocewor Ey aph registers, coo as! ‘keys— James Rod- | chosen rue: in the hope that they who eatrusted, gere, New York me with a duty 10 responsible, have ‘Oak chaits--Commerford & Redgate, New York. diseppointed in their expectations. To atl fectionate farewell. Hate—-Leary & Oo., New ¥ ork. Two fleeces of Merino wool— Joreph Blakeslee, North Castle. Lithographs Francis D’A New York. Heir work rey newt b spoke briefly to subject of Mr. Gold pens and tatl ro mt, and his own x insral- pproae! ation into offer, He ssid he should he hie duty fairty but fearlessly. He should ever hold himself lodifer- ent. as between the aren Vil cloth— Frederick Woog cagoosk India rubber shoes- M. J. Frisbee, Now York. Daguctreoty pes —M B Brady, New York. Farm products— KR. Dix, Vernon, Oneide county. s permutation locks—Geo. A. Arrowsmith, ut door influences. but should y, to see LA pes od properly ti Protected, as to « Aftor these ceremonies, k machine—J. W. Cochran. New York. ig oo binding, and peper- Brady, D'Avignon & Co,, New of the United States—Sherman & Smith, New Musical. ion of Le Favorites’ which oclaneek ta ie tion » Favorit ich was riorme: an * Vd eton box for railrosds—Daniel Gridien, New | 510%, eres tier aorenlne mae tel Veiodel steamboat water whesl Daniel Griffen, ao panne gps Mon sg Be ay, pe gy ; ry warmly applauded throughout the opera. His oi bel saving apparatus, tr atcam boilers and Bot alt | vaite reems to be more and more appreciated on ers gene. oveasion. The other vocalists were vei Self-operating ofl press—8. W. & J. Balloo’ zg , meobanism and Viastie art— Solin Betes- “Dagverte C3 Ww. ML Now York. xp awrence, New Yor Hawes. New York. Dotdenen steamer—J. W. Griffith, New York. the opera was « repetition Tent, and received with much satistaction ei deel eit eate eae Coden Dommittees | Parodt will return to the city for « fe are. hich fil be gives ae sen.as they oo Ser mate's sonmetiee I Pbakcae in, such as might national eral! be expected from her anrivail led talente-the poameaan aw recabegtom toe! find tneraity of the being thronged on every covasion, fo London of ail articles for the exhibition trom this | Curisy's Mivorneia,—The entertainments at the bey , Will sail from the port of New hin soon after | celebrated negro minstreley. called FB a the of January, 1851. Therefore, ail articles ap- | pics’ Hall, are, as usual, of « very attractive character. roved and intended for the exhibition, must be de- | The ringing tthe airs selected are Rivere duly marked, and addressed “London Bxhi. | snd the instramental performances are capital. The bition,” on 4 the voesel, or at the Navy ¥ most amuting aod laughable feature is the burlesque Brooklyn, on or yerbeteee then day. Italian Opera. They must sito be acoompanied with suitable in-| Peitows’ Orens Howse —-A programme of great vod voleegs awa tt te fuggerted to exhibitors, to have in. | riety is offered for this evening. consirting of melodies invotoes the value or prices of the articles, | scics op the violin and accordeon —dancing of every in erie repey, fopastins pound sterling at | description, end conundrums and witty sayings im $444 t, in cane Of wale, the duties may beasorr- | abundance. The hail is comfortable, and tastefully ar- tained without farther trouble to the exhibitor, This will also be necessary, for the information of the com. judges, an the prices of articles will be taken into in awarding ms The committee would alto guggest to exhibitors to have their Invoice and bills of lading m: de out fa qaadra. plicate—that fa. to beve tow These. in ease of the empl agent 4 London, will be found to be Indl New York, Deoem T par will be assisted by Mrs. Moore, Master Mency, Mr, @elat aod Mr. Condon Jenny Lino re Crancerron —This lady made bee fret eppearance before & Charierton audience last evening, at the theatre. Public cnriosity had been excited. and we may rafily airm tbat the mort quine expectations of all were realired Our elty te throp: with vieiters, hom hare been ot jon of bearing this 1860. LUTHEA BRADION, Chairman. B. P. Jowmow, Secretary Comman Counett. BOARD OF ALDERMEN Deo. 20 —This] Beard met st the usual M_ Mor. gene. president, in the chair, The mi ieee of last Meeting were rend and approved. PETITIONS RRED. Of Jacob L. Benith amd others, tor the organisation Of anew hore re First ward; of James eteoseed utio loving community oho song” were loudly liaetred. Performance wha the simple piaia- eet D. Oliver, tor return of taxes erroneonsiy ' which, familiar as it a! testtmonial of Schemerhorn, against = © em streets; of ese " ealimen gloat Without partaking which has cbaractertred the press of « the fair Swede has poured forth her melodious moter, We must be allowed to remark that we fore heard the human voir Under control, of ee compl Hent easem hb. of besaty and fashion ber coner rt Courier A communication wes reesived from the Croton Aqueduct Department, ‘rithipatttton of Wm. Kobinson, contractor em sewer in ba — atroet— referred Of the Board of for the quarters TRO 0 don f raising the grade of Greenwich and other streets— ed ‘e Common Behoot jat and Ontober Bint, ERE FROM THE ROARD OF ASSIFANT ALDRRMES, ed--Ot the Committee on Btreets.in fa- ina r ing permission to the New York and ifar- eh ention bi te] = ewes ae hor prevention bia 9 mandrt Green to the sloop of war i sf vail track from Fourth of 300 | fer wea at Portemouth. New If feat Seana teres: oa tea iienpetemee> | Giarh toa uae ceed tee.in favor of purchasing weil and pumps ef Terrence MoGuire; of Committes om Streets in favor of allowing the directors of the New York aud Phiiedelphia Tale- Saere Lavet raph Company, to, chang portion of thei rote Tey halle eigen h the city and substi new one therefor; Of | Aiden. four days irom Baltimore, arrived at OBarles Comm tee on Atseraments. in fever of remitting fe ton. on Beturday lot cn Ee Navan Avanoaty Movewesrs.-Mitahipman 3, Raptor ment on hiv ees’. by penta, fem a from the Acedewy saith or 8. #loop of mee te ect Sas 1k ine n the Fourth avenne to avenue A: aud OF Btw og stare alike in Twelfth street, Streets, In a o Ddetween arenner ot tidewalks on the north, side of ‘ween First avenne and avenue A. thought the & i presse to the Bast Ta- REROL TIONS CONCURARO IN dies. Acting Midshipman R Hf. Wilson has teadersd retary of the Navy, Mld~ eed sotlag Midshiomen services trom whioh they boon detached from the Academy, and steam frigate Teeqechansh, Attiag leiphia Navy Yard for s craise. Tt is ered in; alto tm favor Seventh reek, at the corner of Greematon sitet, be reiaid that the Commissioner ot repeirs and Wupplion he i | rected to carry this jation inte tmmmediate | ates re “The Roard them sdjourned utils o'olock this eve. | ‘There were 130 dear ning. ‘week ending (ue 22)8 inal, Ho rstt turned to Ne in Phiiadetphis, during tag. ha