The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1851, Page 3

iubition, which is te "May fapeportation to the all article: from this country intended for Whe Exhibition, « duly appro the committees for their Tespective Btates, and the central authority at Washington. The St. Lawrence is now being re- d for sea at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, and ordered to be ready for her departure from the port pC ae 1 retore, He! to her to London, should be delivered at the Brookly: me or before the 26th of January inet. The arucles ehould be euitabl ed, eueee “London ety pel and reseed to a consignee, or ta Landon, of the exhibitor, They should a! the prescribed certificate ot ihe Te Tocal con committee of their eens Btate, duly approved by the central sathecey se ‘as evidence of their right to be received the transport, and to be presented a! the Exhibition in This commitee are officially advised that the eevtral authority ‘will make out a bill of lading from the certificates sent to them; and will see foes the articles are put on shipboard, and num- ned, sccording to their State number, and also anys mat s toa oneal number which eo enter on of articles, aaa place in red ink on the ve a Articles brought to New York for transmiseion, will be received and stored at the Navy Zapependell aythe authorized to go, will be sent, if ‘he purser of the vessel will ive @ receipt for each package delivered on board committee having been epecially empowered by the central fg nvostyed at Washington, to examine, down to the latest moment possible, all cases, whether i a in this, or any other State of the Union, provided, in the latcer case, it bas not already been submitted to the local committee of its own State, and by that committee been rejected, they will continue to examine all such cases ; and, sts ed,make out and forward to the central jority, tor its sanction and signature, the proper Sitifiosbe, eetiied the cases be submitied to them on or before the 21st of January instant. For further information, the committee refer to | 550 circulars issued by them, under date of the 6th of September and Sth December last, and gene- ral! Tabllabed throughout this State. he committee have had prepared labels, to be put upon all articles from this State, and which will be furnished to the exhibitors or their agents, with their certificates duly approved, so soon as the en- tries of the articles in the store at the Navy Yard, their numbers, marks and addresses, shall have been verified, and of which due notice will be given. Lvtuer Brapisn, ) E. P. Prentice, = beens 1LL1aM Bur 5, : A Van Bevan, — pCO, Ke. C Henry Hater, | Zanoek Prarr, B. P_ Jonnson. New York, Jan. 15, 1851. ‘Theatricals, Bowray Tuxatne.— Another exceedingly attractive Dill is presented for Monday evening. ‘The ge: triotio spectacle of “Putnam” will commence tertainments, with Mr. J. K. Scott madnentiah, Mr. W.R. Derr as Putaam. The Bow tage is justice to say that Mr Hamblin spares. neither pains nor expense in scenery and every property necessary to the brilliant display of every piece which demands sce- niceilect. The entertainmente will conclude with the navtical drama cf “Ben. the Boatewain ’ Broapway TreatRy:.— The great, and we might say ated id and gorgeous oting and magnificence of scenery. in the highest terms of end we will be much surprised if it do not dra ‘assemblages for a month to come. But when it is al jo, known ‘that the performances will commence e by Charles Selby. called “The Husband of my Ilo with Conway, Shaw, Scharf, Mad Ponisi,and Alice J. pga vom the Broadway viil sccommodate those who will ia, tracting large and ln ge ow audiences every even- ine. To-morrow night, the excellent dramatic pro- wid in be wo best presented since the opening of Burton's theatre. The cast cannot be equalled—Burton is inimitable as Micawber—we have never Crock am to jae Grama, entitled the “Printer of New vores + with en excellent cast. Miss Melviva will next a * My tamborine dance. and a new extra' Awe James Pilgrim will succeed It calles ithe. « od = Ha or the Ladies’ Com ‘Thi Se rove to be very attractive, a 0 doubt lage of the fair sex will be present on the Meer she. This piece will be Tollowded | overture, by the orchestra, and t! with the splendid pantomime the “(ol ‘This is an exceedingly attractive bill, and one that will | draw weil. Baovanan’s Lycevm.—This very popular and favo- tod the amusement is doing well, The jing is the musteal mances exoellen' amegement, both befo: oer way calculated to give geveral satisfaction. Te- ™ MrOw evening, two splendid pieces are offered for the ep; = of the — a vive, ith grat work of “Domby & Son.” will be reviv oe So eetginat rater ee iy A 4 —-the B. re ntetive Mr Raymond — of Busan Ni; we pr ge “4 and Miss Rate Bthiopian singing by Donaldson's serenaders The amusements, generally speaking both in the after. noon and evening. give the utmont satisfaction to the patrons of this theatre of variety Orncea—Br rene Proeavy—After several weeks pre- jon, the manager of the Amphitheatre in the . announces the first representation of the “Revolt of the evening. The whole performanc: Procession, a magic transformat: a A mais. cavaloades, cara- vans combate on horseback —ten eamels. ae & troupe of prea ot ‘will be introduced in the grand pi cost of the costumes and trappings is sat mense, aad the effects produced , ite representation ‘ill be novel and interesting It is, beyond doubt. the brought out in the rin In addition to firet appearance on Mon lay. Wasiinorow Hane. The Progress still continues to England i¢ spoken of in the most flattering terms ‘s Commonawas are conrider ng ynerally rendered with tation melodies wertners of tone formanc: ich are executed with solence and taste ich cannot fa'l to please. Fri.ows’ Orera Hover —A grand sacred concert Will come of thie evening at eight o'clock, Mr. and Mra. Dootor will display their acknowledged ability on the piano = Bignorina Periot will exercise her yooal powers. ond Wr. Leopold Meyer wilt play some benati- siven lant Sunday evening. the we will be crowded. Remember, the price is only 25 cents. Court Catendar—Monday,. Connor Pinas —Part L Nos. 195, Ji, 220, 231, 241, 243. 245, 247 249 Ql. Part 2-Nos 246 252, 256, 202, KK Sszeae's yer 208. 270,2 4 S 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 20 Burnene mr Covrr— Noe. 111, 44, 125, 196. 197. 118. 8 1 45, 45, Usireo Bravee Disterer Coont —Noe. 23,26 to d4. gates for the Ladics.—&, H, Newman, by be has receives & lot of Breatefant Sleeves ar 4; + ln ew lework ds, from 59; Embroidered re very ap lot conte Beativged Linen i ontey Eo breidered do, BM per vent wader rex ote Iie, ond 190: Binew if prices, Other goods Hemen sand ohildre in the cheapest, ty worshoes ioularly ce MONWY MARKET, Sarcnvay, Jannary 18-6 P.M. Quotations for fancy stooks remain without any ma. terial siteration At the fitet board to day, Farmers’ Loan advanced \ per cent.; Canton, 2); Long Irland, | Pp: 1'4; Norwich and Worcester. 1: Mohawk. 1%. Stoning- tom declined 1 per cont; Erie Reilroed Pennsyl- vania 6's, %; United States o's, y; Kentucky 6's, The transactions were large, and principally for cash. At the eecond beard, ( cont; Norwich and Worcester, \; all others elosed at | prices curreat in the morning The advance In Can- ton Co, exces eo much by any cornering combination as by purchases | Wi yiut al's Ao" tom fst Connthonat ween by apeoulators for cash, with the expectation of draw- fog in outsiders at higher prices, The highest price comedy— first time in America—written | | linen Handkerebicts. | Bryzaie} HORNS. IN LOTS TO WSIDRS, 2 Broad RS. imesh nee ha AW Be | C4 | the lowest a care, | orama of the Pilgrim's | in favor with the public. | rant Hit — Tbe exhibition of the tableaux of | rmony- musical per- | Tesult. Prinetpal | We Wet | vention, whieh is invaiuble to th er, the dooser, te | every hoad of @ family LAMBERS ALBXAN ORR, ton Company improved 3 per } = | PRAVEUL a. anything of the kind heretofore real. | N’ iw din avy other taney on the lit. It is not enused | Titvy Wy seamen cites ned $2 80 foo, Halle wate | apse 9 above par, for a non-dividend paying stock. Buyers at present prices may know what they are about, and | they may succeed im the object they have in view, bi The receipts at the office of the Aesistant Treasurer of this port to-dey, amounted to $151,8C8 06; payments, $6,176—balance, $3,(87,586 25. ‘The amount of coal transported on the Reading Rail- road for the week ending the 16th instant, was 27,538 tops; total this year, 205.643 tons; same time last year, 99,400 tons—increase this year, 116.413 tons. According to returns made onthe lst of Jannary, the condition of the Michigan Insurance Company ‘was as follows: —Circulation, stock notes, $122,600; in dividual lability, $119,992; deposits, $165,400; specie, | $47,268; bills discounted. $276.699. The movement of the Peninsular Bank of Miobigen, on the Slst of De- cember, 1850, was as follews:--Capital, $87,250; cirou- lation, $89,862; deporits, $93,047; bills of exchange, domestic bills, and due trom individuals, $72,286; Uni- ted Btates and Michigan stocks deposited with the Btate Trearuer, $100 080; specie and cash items, $48,945, took Exchange. pee 4 Pad el EY a4 & Ind RR 1, 500 ue: we 50" 16: B10 BOG 5000 ue 2000 Erie Certigeates wg 10000 Brie 869 We coma Be Income Bonds £04 500 N York 5, o blo 100, do 130 ‘90 Long Island RR 200 do 30 100 mk merce Nig © Pertemovth DD 115 Bank Btat NY pena ana epeees Oe 1000 do 2 150 Reading RR 3 100 do do do 300 ao 50 Stonington RR 130 A Del & iva Can, fall go do bs ‘antom Co le 6 do 10) do bio % do 100 do v3. wo do 590 50 do ‘60 10 do 090 50 Nor & Wor KR 060 do 73% ci do 50 do p10 450 do 960 67 by, do sah im do »30 100 do w» do bs 74! 7ONY&NHRR is" SECOND BOARD. o $2000 Bud R BR ls 10, 60 she Log Island RR}! 4 she baa RR b10 Hi 4 tata 3 ‘ore RR io 3 wo do 600 do 10 199 Roa Reading AR ag “to 830 00 30 io Merri, p Canal 30 ‘pian RR ABVERTISKMENTS BENKWED EVERY DAY. POST OFFI E jOTICE. pte OFFICE: Non ae (alls FOR BUROPE IFIC, will close at this Of- day, January 225, 20,103, A. Mr bette pet Pacifier must be pre paid 21 OSED MAIL FOR BREMEN AND GERMAN BTATES. —A closed mail for letters inter ded for the Bremen Stesmer, will be made pane closed at this Office on aoe January 2st, 1851, at 3 P.M. _W. ¥, BR. eM. PUBLIC LecTURES, Lecreres EOTURES ON ART. COURSE OF SIX LECTURES 4 will be given by the Artists of New York, at the Stuy~ Yesant Institute, Broadway. The first lecture will take Place on Twonday, the twenty-first of January, at o'olock nthe ovening, ane will be delivered by the well k iy popular lecturer, Henry Jon ‘The ‘ineiple of Universality in 8. J. O8G' ionete of ctmieion, D, Chairman of Committee. PERSONAL. |N OTIC E.—JAMES LUDLUM, OF ENGLAND, WILL something to his advantage, by applying at No. 215 Pearl street, New York. BOARDING. a. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR TH CENTLE- men can be accommodated with nice rooms, breakfast an gh ¢ipner om Sundays, by applying at 85 State r WISHES TO ENGAGE BOARD FoR about it old. An: family or cae a Adrapgemente, will please address E. stating terme, location, and accommodati MISCKLLAR! mous. GAs PRUNING.—THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT- MH fully calls the attention of those that have v the stason of the year to prune them, the grapes will be small apd 5, que (1 the aptnese of the vineg to ‘teed. Trees and box told and set ; manure a! sale. Please to call at | hes avene, N.GaRDNER his fot FRENCH WoMan, 70 FO Casa Mine. “he mre spat , ane si reference gh wie rite avenue, besween Warners tween Duane an? Can: one fon vi ve yay’ EM eu YRAES & having’ such or Fe 4 uch eh atere. oe +p eed are wita e who thorou landerstende th jdreee poor othice of this without capi apothecary busines: paper. Wenz BITUATION, BY & VERY GOMPEYRST stant girl, with excellent of Laurens Xo | of Spring street; can be oe ANTED TO PURCBA’ y pruportioned Italian Boune, fawn ovlor prefer SMaLL AND HAaND- Box So, lower Port Office pacity of valet BLLERK bee be AG * wad constar’ e E& HALL, 65 4 oe Ay) Tame, AN, f T ifthe SHALL pto x. Good Seearity ean ‘workman gooil w: Apply to CLa* 28 | wasn 5 Be. yeivens nappip es Need pen v4 Wan) Ep—To Go TO CHARLESTON, ¥ 10 LLOWS, Vawalisdal : & COOPER, Jane, includ ins ext ‘The maps are row rei ofticg of the Auctioneers, No. 5 Broad ure wud res yt ° diilvery at ihe ROvOHsNS LYCBUM, ROADWAY, NEAR BROOME | Prices of semi We ats ‘fan 7 Pri med. Davin’ esta cei ae mer; Lo lee p. obi wl ual Edivh, Mise K: Nipoer, Mra. original and“ well known C iphone motice, The original an of “ talented” an: mI P. Christ: ALE “AT AUCTION, OF SEVEN PER ©! ac Bonds. of the Maa Ki he Dire MO id Lake bee Rasmoad Pony. ‘These Bonus be issued hy ane iad itivde and Cake Erie Ravle or tho purpose of re-laying their truck with hear yin, off the floating debt uf the company, by'a mortgare given to trustees ith its equipments, fixtures and appurtevances, sub- t to prior Lien of $200,000, $),Cuv cach, dated on, the ist Rebruary. 186 with interest at sev au pe chest will be in #umaof and Augustin each year, ‘The roa extends from ‘san- on Lake Erie, to springtiotd, Whore it connects with the Little Miawt Kaitroad, runutny Fro. Springfield 11 extender .o Daye and st hes a Dratch road vo Bindiay, 16 miles, forming @. tot tal of 174 miles of railroad, The ard attached to euch asses through @ mum= tual country of great: | operas on; the net income four months ending on 30th November last, having to this time is....., 2 cash, oy? ale ance wo be paid in equal monthly payments of ton’ por cent, n the first of Februscy, the purchasers having the il < iat The ying the whole »mount in cash on that day. be convertible inte stock at par, further informa' he condition of he road, ap- & SUNS, Merchants No. 5+ Wall street tnid company, of one hundred dollars each, of stook will Comprise thy balance of their capital stock not hitherto issucd, ube total number ef en: of swid capital titted by Shale Segue, to twent te the Tognlan pupal FS Those who desire ard t busipers, and resourees of this company, with copies of their Inst samual repors, at the Unio New York, or at the office of the O order of tho Board of Diroctors. will be furstoned jompany ip in Mlacttor 3 gE or THES BEST OPPORTUNITIES IS “ABOU TTo Citizens of New York to seoure tor them ‘A uew vilingo has lately beon Inid out a dlovw will be in market. by the middl fe low price . The Exises will advance bined the tani the propery has Iately boom rr srs. pened at J. Ae Tuawaun’s offiee, 227 Worster street, om ‘Thursday, January 23, in the forenoon, from nine till eleven o'clock. uner the direc Mr. Enstoott will provide at th Tickets entitling the holder Presentation of bu The books enti DEN oT feeateay. FFKEN & IRON: RUVILLE & 4. PARKAN, 12 PARK PLAGE, NEW York.—Shirte after the Parisian style, t oare, im the best Weate. "Depot of the cele aed etna ote ia ost ALIFORNIA FLOUR AND MEAI—THR SUBSORI- / dere are supplied with finan seaeads tae ana marta Siete presay forthe the Gall= | # fornia trade. For sale by 31 Front streat, OILER RIVETS.-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS land Rivet Company, offer for sale, ch are warranted first qualty, oe yy COAL areas—<an DELAWARB id Hudson Canal Compan: ao perenne 2 “adoat, in bacgee of 100; ot econ snd upwards, ¥¢ aaa ‘The trade isaac favorable terms. ADIES OR GE: ee pasteous y4 gosva \T. ot hs ry, wi Fiber Riatore ‘received, [-- sonal T8aac DrRrwRRY : PERFUMERY —T ri PaRIs ©O., 6 t. are now prepared to fill orders for Perfa ‘Their pro@netions ste of the same quality those of the m Siaiste Bygienique a Paris, which pres be neorsslty of puffing. id invite attention to their Sr po ior the tvilet—a_ new article bere, rival of The public, may rely on go | ticlee—none f the day—and they are invited to ex I All the productions of the Societe 4 Paris kept on bas IGHLY IMPORTAN Announce that, if it t be proc: hee tribes, ere vou eoled. thers will BS. one lofv is the spring: t the insect tribe, ve- jagnetic Powders, it is believed that bed all the biting, stinging. will be od pille rily be the ultimate by soiling ang. Ov dovrle hee waole fealty. ae alinas, ay rontray ir Oncduor, of Williametsegh of Yorkers; Mr. T. W. Barker, 6) Mnodougal omer their hair renewe* by oe ee one. Another~ who bad lost somuch of her hair that, avs it by the droge: V the United Beaten NT, OR MAGIC FLUID, GLY. oumaie Paina, breaks up doep in male or ots eny thy in large bottles, ‘These whe ony! for their money in faetoning and restorir No one ean dowbt ey will call or send, and toe or foferoneet and cur: the dep wel atroet, M44 ard 476 Broadway, gene Grand str hy 200,08) of bottles have heen gold, And ite frat (riends are now ite ' a‘ hag been need for years by the Ir¢inas, Janewaye, Lorilar atone, & the elite and t the United States geoor the sithy cirele being r medicing, There ie no Dere— avery trial LEXANDRE'S PATHNT ARTIFICIAL LEROD RS Principal depot, 28 Maiden lane, New York. Ther on many frien | looches have boon approved of and adopted ne one of the Fontent surgigal investi ioners to whom they ha nly the pam of the age, by sil the practi« boon introduced. To mention bi Proteseor V , Rabinesa Re ke. Such names may 4 leeches are an: * herefore reqnest th on, w YORK AND | PHILADELPHIA - ein bens, Direot.—Upited Sea: for firet else $2 8) for second olaas. from foot of Li tyatrest. a Pb from the foct ot Wal- ARE CHANCE.—FOR Sath, THOSE TWO. FIRST class, modern built, th: Pitthand Sixth Pon c "Wilam * xtra tiekets to th; ‘ESSRS. FIRTH, oted with th work, of the choicest two soars by the buil ELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE—THS MANAGER OF FAL- lows’ Minstrels, in returni hie pat bio fr the unpreceden: patrons patronage extended to bis Popular Con verte for the last nine months, begs co state that ‘Reitner pains nor expense will be spared to make this baud thi oat verfert 4 ‘The concerts will be ek. Admission 26 oe o'olook, On relday HIKD AND LaST GkaND MUSICAL GIFT CON- ei at Tripler Hall, on Thursday By Jam ba proprietors having entered smto s bond with the pub- ho hi 4 (hem, fool themselves A fn & golendia & 6 A Deaucituls A superb and rae harp, bevutiful in 1 every respect, Tho music to ns selected, after the oo valuable and extepelye stock o Adminion to the Gland Concert, One Dollar. Mu *, One Dollar, plendid Musical Gifts will be distributed on the night oncert, rVE THO AND. DOUBLE TICKETS ONLY AT TWO 0 I ayes asd Fieusts enn 2 Astor Bouse, and at the prinerpal « Music Warerooms 479 Broad way, 479 Broodweay, GRAND Feunit ae CONGERE, nit, RS. the celebrated Ameriean vocalist, wi BULL it bis southern tour; so liberal) bd in honor to fuitit th ncert will, therefore, positively tak: ale wt will PL exquisite Metodeor roll} mi ¢ Uo., Boston, value... dae Seonlga! fs Wai Astor How accompanied OLE her firet appears WAD. STEPHANY. from the roval opera of Vienna, celebrated viol | THE HAREW, or, the Usptive Slav ission to the concert. of the 125 ‘Splenda Gifts of farnicure, ‘worth of mousi. selected from the ext Tickets avd catal ST Fulton street, where furniture can be | POND & CO. ane 2 INNO WAY CON: e busi ene arene oollars may remain op further particv! Liberty place, be' «A SMALL yape Or TH ~-hg f= ag me}, Putnam oo situated near the Crete Fal te of cultivation, attached: barn, folly = will mvea V ert Foum, ¢ she will in 4 o4 y Mesere: Timm, Hotimay, Ne te, ‘Liekete one doll: the door on the rv ie a good house, with kitchen erag y can remain om mortgage. Ad: IN HOBOKEN, fETU- reet ho: ad ticular, inquire of H. P. Ke an, ing ot & collecti ely Land, Egypt, Nubia and Ara rae ot some ‘wooks by now equally in wae ones. For SALEEA BROADWAY Davo | BTORE—ONK OF irondway, well eas JOUNSON, 1 Willis atroct. lirh ih and doing @ good, he coi A fonepirae 8 Phebe TON: Parquet 37% oe ROOKLYN AT! 0 DRUGGISTS.— SITIV RLY FOR SALE, BETWEEN this and the first 4 y BE SOLD FORCASH, Rs. BNMA SILLANGRAR, BOSTWIC! K, RESPRCT- friend We public. that nnot ad the, Musio Stores, eof the Concert, ANORAMA OF THE pee, PRoaness tieolar Lape jee. —At of f-price. Descriptive ¢ ning. Doors open at 7, to commence ibe replaoed fe Kate O'Brien, von Admittanoe, 26 N. few lady mem- fonione att Bh . VAN BUREN, Pres. Tes DAGUERREOTY Piste of igtiander’s, of the, lerrost peat pal jy to “AL BIGHT HORSR POWRR pump, and other fixtures. Apply at 124 Now GINE FOR SALE. BEY HOTEL AND cortad + dale Road, Apply to C. C. nr CELEBRATED. PRIMA DO © Valentini, has em Broadway, fir the purpose cal Beiters, tickets 25 cen hes the honor 16 vine ooeries of Pew of whieh sbe ia tl All artist singers ho are without and th hte male their fution Hail, at her sing- 4 LaDy, Wd0 UNDER*TAND$ TH 2ROUGD 4 of whobe protessic ual ie, 8% th Wrest Fittocotn etree ARM WANTRD-THE ADVERTISER WISHRS TO from two to turee thon: itl, meseonnry stogk and. farming impleme te, within om te will ps the game from five to sight hyndeed dolinre Addrera Former, at the offices , ot sting losation, lowers priee, number of & . “4 Watch, the letrer mte generally | will be liberally rs “LADY, A_ORADUATR oF Enea ATION Albany, Now York. a i 0 ABLE YOUNG t, wae ts @rituationas Tom the o'd cownrry, ® | FADY'S COLD WATCH LOST, ON THR Ist IN<T. has om the dial plat capital tet ters. The fader vill rerure will he rewarded D-ON Tht BVENIN 1 | to m he this one of th Diew tan be had et the door on | he ewentng of she b N Military gentlemen attondt: « will pl ON Oeil tran’ pe JAMES MUO * { teoretarien, Lon 1 PBB cans OF THE New voRk AND Hailre ad, com! ed. 9 bac ided, by revurning it to, Bf deren “JOSBFA CALETY, it to No. 60 Third stroe Fine ere INST. & in all the Bog! th MATRIMONIAL. How, TO WIN 4 4 c 4 TITUTION TOR THE 8 . r eided ane block ley'h patent doyernited rar and locemotive wheels they are Imported. and thety well oetablished ronnt the United States, w tation o their general uve in this coumtt The sdvertiaers are prenared te cine payale rn and after T alied f ¢ will b Agente in the United & She reared, we cae —THE ADVERTISER Wises Tend «f real estate mae the 0 rpotatir ieh ehall pay the fe two sears. The operation j9 pot epecuiatice, $14,000 having teom paid, JOUND=JAs UAkY owner cam have it hy ak, proving property, ane payin ¢ TO CONTH ACTORS. Ht ope oan ernfides tly he raoam:nonded for all parpoeon re Quirieg iron of exers aualicy LOWMOOR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE Til 8, 0 X1ae le Ss Finch & | business ef yh tastronds in in areonts all oF | Stewar: 6 and SA coenaves waste te Pani N: Spettordy Daniela. Marita v4 appearan: jorma. fry Hauser, La to hie departure fre mNew eoneet THE ITALIAN’ POLINCAL REFUGRES. The oer Artiote will & AME EVENING. ON SIGNORINA 1 VARODI NORA A. BERTUCC. SIGNORINA BO! btn rl ‘0, SI! tod by thei Professors ORCHESTRA A aN CHORUSES ITALIAN Ore COMPANY. Conductor MAX MaKET/EK, MAURICE STRaAKUSCH The Grand Ban & tl! Mik A HAUSER. American Frigate of War, TITUTION,” F the Direction of co. eae Opera’ House, and at Tripler Hall on Furtber particulars in future pro: Doors open at six o'el _No postponement on a Mr. wax Manrr Signorina Per nini, ae. ‘ogetber with the Pine i MAN, the distingy Mr. Ghiewes, thé celebrated Violi ‘Ibe popular Concert Band of Doowourt. phain’s Teyeeun. Her Lee zen, Lester Astor Place Opera House. A Mr. Grorce Loven, Director of Bi Sian Tickets forte Wa way; at the Stodart, a tra gi ee: ete, SFondusien Peo a A. Parti 188 V. WHITING, NO GNOw Bagurarco, Lalba primiora,”) Bignor Brevevewrano, Big’a. Berrvcea MARrrz rx, Blaner Nove use. y embers mat his Ne rt en. ppoar in the course of the evening. éramme of which will sppear at an Miscellaneous Con= 2. English Oper. te 3. a Comic 5. Talian Opors. cach. are new ready, at the Piano- \e Treasiiror, 325 Broad= 4 the principal Hovels. ARNUM'S ee MUSEUM. proprietor and Manager. John Gi 0 7 20th 2 Monday'ard Ti Gfternoon will be preaentea the amusing ¥ agice variety of htop Songs, ELSE. after whieh .. by Donaldson's fro melodiste in th of the Grand Oriearal aaa asialsd wil represent an Arabs; ho whit rand ombat on hortes 5 Hare: P. T. BARNUM, wood, Jr, Assist Museum, and’ each sal eampat the fountal epoee of the troop attack of Uh a the h rem—sals of the be a ti~ Jonas ce sc now ep NEW YORK “AM — ATR ee if ances to commence wit Alter which, Borrem: tracing the following =the Rbzees of 3 ements on Cord: preet Kd Act; Ac! Great At Comic Ballads, b; Alte performaners, Ce r past 7 0 Pit, 1235 conte. “a --4 gostus. 176 cmern . ng at ats ace varied and select and Theahivition of Warble Statuary a gether with a varioty of in: ternoon and evening. num, Preprigtor aud’ Manager, ont Manager —Eei ARNUM'S MUSEUM, Pian ELLA Sry, BAR- te 4) Brosiway: of the Trustoos, Jan sIeon Smeil. In Brookiv N Moree, An rew De 2 O. Smith, Plate Po well even pledge at Pam * that no pal coat Secntee on Tuesday até and on Jemen. Giass Fvzaanen y the Clows ied in the world, to- orting performances every Particulars seo bills of each day. AMUSKMENTS [0 PHILADELPHIA. jement ef br. Velonts Production of ‘air Th: ond other sterling pi oo, at ¥ Appear im full mite gentleman and Intros, def the Grand Secretery, at Free Masons sgitiae. Wits m agave, Prank, Feel. & ¥o =o Bro: hers Ni are ttw lof iilinmeburch— Philip #. Harman, Morte MERY TROOP.—TUE PLAST AYNCAI BALL the above nemed troop will tate BALL OF PROT! mpany, No B, will take place at th og. danvary 7, IAM. Pickers momar f the s © LYONS ¥ Bote, wrday, ab J o'olo cards ita m Paris hnio Balt dewy Tiha second yum fot tetien ard ntomen: Private inetre other times than more fuli part 56 Hood We R. BARRETE, (PC 1 be sattended at hours not engaged by cla ING'S PRIVATE DANCING AND QOPEICE MERC AN ILE MUTHAI, IN*URAN( E pany, No 63 Well svveet Thi Company respectfully giv of the beard of Trneters, ps Inevrance of vessel & Thomas S. Nelson, W Wien G Bent, Almee Reed, Cyroe Curtiee, Herman Borer, Ghee. G Carlevon, p company wilt hereafter be extended to the in edoition to erg JOSEPH Wai REN L& WIS GREGORY, Vice Prewt BL 00D WALTER, 20 V. ¥ree't. NEWS BY THE MAILS3 | eee Our Washington Correspondence. ‘Wasmineton, January 14, 195). The Reported Trouble between Bdessrs. Fillmore ana Waebster—The Nicaragua Treaty. The story which you published in a letter fromg Washington, of a difficulty between Mr. Webdsteg? and Mr. Fillmore, in consequence of an artich@ having appeared in the Bugalo Commercial Adverd trser, stating that Mr. Webster was not a candidat@ for the Presidency is, I have the best reason te know, wholly false. It was first put in circulation byt », | Mr. Seward, whether as a joke or not, I cannot sayg and bas doubtless been forwarded to you by som@ one who was greenenough to believe it—er for nog very cseditable reasons, chose to circulate an ung truth. Whatever views either Mr. Fillmore or Mr} Webster may have in connection with the Preeig dency, if any, they are not made the subject off cabinet conversations—least of all such a convery sation as that reported te have occurred. is no reason why Mr. Webster, however, not aspire te the chief ma; aod ther few, 1think, who would not cae could bring’to that office sntellect of order, and talent fer _sepenet. wo that w. aa wally occupied the W. ite House. ‘Seward and his myrmidons are actively Pal 2a) rol in trying to foment mischief, df hay on oan, bot tween Mr. Fillmore end Mr Webster, but they must try some deeper game than the one just 0° ticed, before they can tucceed. It would be weld for the President were he to ct decidedly at onca towards the Seward clique, instead of contin to heap favors upon them. The fable of the man and the viper was never more forcibly Ln trated than it is being now, in the manner in whisky ie 4 ied of the administration are beiny d tT ine ute As soon as the minister from the State of Nicara> a arrives, the whole treaty negotiations withy at country will be opened, and a treaty concluded. which will leave nothing doubiful or in a hive. Thave no doubt but that Mr Webster will take care and see that our interesta do not sufler, thatthe meddling policy of England will not be pera ted to interfere with the rights of any o! ‘our citizens. The practical understanding of the Monq roe doctrine, which is not to permit Europea « gressions on this continent, where they will be ikely to interfere with our interests, will dou » loam find an able advocate in the present Seeret.ry State. Wasninotox, Jan. 14, 1851. * Another Fugitive Slave Case for the Presi lent’ Consideration. 1 enclose to you a copy of a very interesting letter, written by the Hon. W. A. Richardson, off Illinois, to Millard Fillmore, President of the Uni= ted Siates, on the subject of the Fugitive Slave law, and to which no answer has as yet been ret: neds Here it is:— Hover or Rernesentatiy ns, Deo, 2. 1550 The Paesinenr or tHe Uniren Btares > — Bin—I ask the removal of A. Williams, Attoruey for the United Btates tor the district of Lilinois, On the last election day in raid State, at the pre not of Melrose. in the county ot Adams, Mr. Williams. ia» speech which he made to the electors of said pre i ast, I am informed and believe, represented th.: the Fugitive Slave law, psased at the last session ial suspended the writ of udeas corpus and al jal by jur bys William honestly believed that said lew a1 aiee he represe: he is not qualified to dissuirge the duties of his office. If he did not believe what he id, he is not honest enough to have confided t. higg the business of the government I forbear to argue the impropriet: of an om see cot this government interfering to mulli land, by poisoning the public mind by mieten tior It deeme IT will furnish the proofe facts above @ Ihave the honor to be, your obt. servant! M.A. RICHARDSON, Now, | think thieis a pretty — and what may be called multum in parvo. The subject certaualy reyuires investigation ; and if Mr. Willems, Dise trict Attorney for Lilois, has really made use of the words attributed to him—a fact which Mr. Ri- chardson is ready to sudstantiate—the President ought certaimly not to hesitate a single moment to dismiss the conscientious lawyer from his very diss bg new ng task. The columns of the Herald will, 0 doubt, bring the matter at once to the conside= ation of Congress and ef the public. Where is tho Union Safety Comautitee ? PB. Wasurnotoy, January 15, 1851. Sprightly Morning wm the Semate—A Lutile Breeze on the Negro Question— Mr. Clay enlarges upon the African Slave Trade—Mr. Hale's Fue gitive Law Petitton—A Question of Compulsion —Mr. Foote and the Senate give tt up—The Free Farm Question. This fifteenth day of January will be remembered in Washington as remarkable in two particulars—= first, that the day itself is like a May morning, warm, soft, brilliant, and with a balmy breeze from the South; and, secondly, that it has been unex. pectedly and particularly remarkable for the inte- resting proceeding in the Senate on the negre question. The speech of Mr. Clay, upon the presentation of several petitions in favor of African colonization, and the suppression of the African slave trade, was marked by all that sagacity, liberalivy, and fearless independence for which he is so justly distinguish- ed. His exposition, from the public documents, of the progress of the African slave trade, is sufficient- ly notorious; but has attracted too little the atten- tion of Congress. It appears that within five years, from 145 to 1849, no lese than one hundred and seventy-three thousand slaves were landed at the single port of Rio Janeiro, from the coast of Africa; and that within the same period ninety ves sels, built in these United States, fer this express business, have been counged init. These vessels gooutto Brazil ostensibly in the honest business of commerce--there they secure sea letters to the coast of Africa, under which, protected by the American flog, they are enabled to go with out molestation. Thea the crew, if it does nat submit to go into the busine @ cargo of slaves, niseed; and Amencam sailors often thus are left 10 perish on the ilen= tial coast of Africa. The squadrons watching the African coast and the Brazilian coast, have proved afeilure. The ve trade has rather been stimu. lated than suppressed; increased, instead of being diminished. The coflee plantations of Bras vil require slaves, and they wul be paid for while coflee is indemand. [tis suggested that Ameri« can sea levers, ft Brazil 10 the coast of Afneay should be denied, there being ao other trade bee tween the two shores than the slave trade. The petitioners pray that a line of ovr war steamers, ox 4 line of steam packets, he est rblished to ran to thi coast of Africa, #no watch the slavers; but Mr.’ Clay eloquently urged the coloaization of the coast of Africa as the oaly efficirn: ineaus of suppressing this abominable trathe. His argument was @ colonization argument—the shipment of free of color of the United States, tre coast of at their own choice It would be, ashe con: ~~ seibe interests of both races m the United State of both sections, and of all classes, to pash | Sane this paramount objeci« wton. This is also the scheme of Mr. Webster, who, in his grea compromise speech of the last sessioa, declared his Willingness tO appropriate to Aviean coloaization. the entire receipts ot the pabe dom ceded by = State of Virginia to the federal governmen', qual to $90,000 000. It 18 very evident from the legislation in the States, driving the tree peop e of jor from State to State by coercive lawe-=it iv evident from the increase of 100 per er nt tree blacks in this ty, within the lest five years, ae their principal city ok Tetnge—that somet® ug miuet th ither by the: Stares or by OCongtese, uy this subject, betore long ; ond we should nupoode that ihe hue of steam ers te Affica—the cot nization of the Coast, gad the retueal to give, in the ports of Brazil, sea lete ters to vessels iredig to the African coast, would be @ combined moveawat sullicwat to put the business We should ov Great Biitan stop (o ore, specially with Operit gas ehe te, with her fleet of stean Watehig te covet of Brag. The Mt Morals Were rrerr d fo the Committee oa Come me ree, from whow we shall expect some practical bill Mr Hale followed Mr Clay, reminding us that it ix but a etep from ime eubiiny the ridiealous 5 and be presenied @ pete tor the repeal of the tre Slave law. He was gomg co eularge upom ibj-ctimasprech, when he was called to or- sod a Motion Was made to ly the petition o ble. Outs mo the ayes and aces ing called, Mr Yu ce and eome orn: ta declined to vote. Mer Foote cotermmed to bang the ath np to the woth; and that they, st, should a0 dodge the question, weimted ( te saonlt | compel Mr. Y¥ 1 Vote ! se his Legislarure was considering #be og him to de e vOrIng Upon ANY Uni a Wi the fugitive question. The attempt to come pel him to vote fuited, Mr. Boder comag to lus telief with the declaration thet he hunseit nad not Voted, and did net intend te vote. Nor did either of them vore nd there the m Wer deopord—the petition beimg lad on ine tant In favor of jeling tie law st Mr. Wather rm mil, aferhe hadeloved o 6 two thirds nw it te de Fregeriok Vievor, Ww T | his epeeeh te ' y, and after Mr. Benton had uso ade a speech upon an amendment of hisown—the