The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1851, Page 3

— ——————— rrr Confmon Counoll. ‘To have sunken lots flea in on Ninth avenue, north- east corner Ks a04 tips street. Of J. Covert, for onstran Henry Reynolds repect the condition of sewer in venue. Charles Lent, for sewers from Shure ‘enue to East river, through Forty-seventh and Forty-ninth streets. ‘was received from his honor the Mayor, returnin, i the Fes report in favor of Lag vig to the ton Aquedut Board, with power, Vind the bill of Ww Robinson, contractor for ‘pant i & sewer in Delancy street, emounting to $584 77, from which he is constreinea to wines a] roval, Sets nadie te meh th no feltes of Ro door to similar claims, the could properly estimat of the Cas Committee on Finan , im favor of selling gine beth street to Henry Hart. Also, gaia be ‘OPI oa of Messrs. Rabold & Andrews, Lior iene Hed, oss of horse. Of the Committee on oneurrence with the Board of A. Fy the adoption of the resolution a Fighty-iourth street, venues and ty-fifth street from Third to Filth avenue; also, to change the of Eighty-second street, between Third and Fourth Of the Committee on Streets, in tavor of ing sidewalk ‘- north side of Sixteenth street, be- irst avenue and avenue A; also, in favor of ie sidewalk in Twenty-third street, between and Beco: Of the Committtee on As- per mpg ey Fog natog the correction of an error ae Oe Burveyor in his returns for regulatin; g curb and gutter stones in Thirty-nint st between Seventh and Kighth avenues. Of the Committee on Fire Department, upon the communi- estion of the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies, polauiye to alterations to the house of Hose Company No. Of Committee on Sewers, in favor of (ranting ‘item for sewer in Thirty.rixth street, ween enth and Kighth avenues. Of the Committee on Repairs and Bupplies, in favor of fitting up rooms im that department he preservation of maps and papers. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. That the crosswalks in Allen street, at its intersec- tion with Division street, be re-laid, under the direc- tion of the Street Commissioner. Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be directed, in paving the Third avenue, between Thirty-sixth and sf fourth streets, to bee one half of said avenue open to travel until the paving shall be completed. RESOLUTION REFERRED. That the Committee on Ordinances be directed to Graft and present to this Board for ite Lp a rain s, suitable 0 nce respecting the launching of vessel Board then adjourned until 6 o’olock this after- egtpent the occurrence of accidents. noon. Pe son Le yout m organs, Prerident, in meeting were read and at the usual hour. M. The minutes of last REFERRED. end others owning real reet, for a er from the the intersection of Twenty- mn street. Of J. Campbell, for Basin. Of the Fire Wardens, for a = for their business. Ot the Hudson River Of the Committee on Ordinances, providing for the one, of the demands of workmen and others fc laber and materials employed or engeged undertaken by the Common Coun: Report of the Bpesial Committee upo 'y ladies, relative to establishing et uate, LA ordered to be laid on the table, and to ‘he object of the petitioners seems to be the matabilahment in this city, of an ae ion which shall furnish to indigent females—to those cannot ge out to services, or who cannot obtain and, also, to that mumerous and eetns oy ont, girle who rt th ves by ae ters sup) emselves weep Tag siete eltn the means eae the induce- to labor, eto. The special committee reported Srentay on this project. REPORT CONCURRED IN, Report of Committee on Ferries, from the Board of Auistant Aldermen, ‘Frcommendiog the granting of of peeenee Sears ae | on rot street, near istopher, to &R. ‘The Board then gajoureed until Monday afternoon. BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. Jan. 31.—The Board met at 5% o’clock yesterday. Present, the President in the ) ands quoram of members im their places. The minutes of the previous meeting were reed and epproved, down a free hy- borhood of Four- iret . Remonstrance of J.C. Brevoort aad others, fogsing sidewalk on Fourtieth street, bet ween Furth avenu Referred. iT OF COMMITTEES. Report of the Committee on Finance, in favor of echoed ot vo who apply to hay 4 favor of paying Dr. William mn, $11 oe medical services rendered at the ma ve station house. Adopted. a beport of Committee on Roads, in favor of maki ion for working umtry Fé 34, street, from Tenth avenue to Kings- urrence, concurred in. ittee on Ordinances. with draft eine the Mayor to appoint bell Pry to hold their office during the pleasure of the Chief Eugineer and bis assistants. Adopted. Same committee re en ordinance to control the railroad companies who run cars into the city, by prescribing rules for their government consonant with the safety and comfort of citizens Adopted On motion, the action of the board on report of the Committee on Streets, in favor cf allowing the rlem Railroad Company to extend the rails of a sie track to the lower terminus of the Park, end which report and ite resolution were killed night be- fore last. was reconsidered. ‘The Assistant Alderman of the 4th ward. who did much towards killing the report and resolution night Defore last, endeavored, by motions to lay on the table, ete. to —. the time of the boerd; in fact, he = reseed bis opinion that the amendments would be stricken out to night. ™The first amendment which was stricken out, was one making it on the company te carry pas- wengers to Harlem for six cents. The next amendment stricken out, was one restrict- ng the company to four cents fare, tor one person, for distance between the lower terminus of the road = Thirtieth street. An amendment, calling on the company to grade and keep in repair the streete through which the track fe to be laid, was retained, as were several amendments The most determined Cpposition was raised to th report by its ies It wi ‘adopted. hi ever, and this 4 conc rea with the Board of pm after adopting th its slluded to If the Board of Aldermen, ‘efore, adopt the thie board, the Harlem Raliroed will ingle track, and run t'eir small cars 4 vote om the ainet ourth Samo of teal jquestie wi e report granting a lease of th: head at the foot of Chris her street. to the Mosers. Stevens, for the purpose yoy houses, wh t on the faple lase ning. was, on moti tedle and eenaned Be report Board met at the ueual hour. Present Pi nt in the chair, and a quoram of mem- dere to thete places. Petitions, Temonstrance was received trom Geo. W. Phelps gad others, ageinet the removal of Fulton terry.—Re- pibiMonstrance of citizens a snd ovners of land on renue and vicinity, allo @ railwa) to be jaid im sald ovenee- Reterred. . “ RErORTS OF COMMITTEES. ‘4 Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips, in favo - une Se ae owe Laight street, North —. Hight and Kant Ri . Thirty-Aret street betwee: inth avenues.— Adopted in favor of providing a horse teenth ward police, at an ex. of Committee on Finance. adverse to paying Noonan for injuries sustained by hi “ uence of the falling of a pile of lambsr.—Adopted of Committes on Sew 10 faver of sewer in Bart Seventeeth street from Adopted. Bame Commities, i it down a free bydran' een Fortieth amd Forty. firet streets, at their own ¢.— Adopted of the Committee on Btreete, in ntract with Moesers y from the northerly line of Amity to oot Bleseker Loenwtes Go. to have slips at urling slip excavated the Ser Reroluthon, direstin, op one ha 'f of Third avenue. bet we and Thirty 1, ourth streets, open tor tre other half ie being pared. Con Report of ('ommittes on Streets Ron concurrens® with the! dof Aasiwant: the adoption of ‘the resolution aud ordi Bite betwee 0 Thirtieth and Thirty nd Lexington ana’ Fourth avenues. This Board sd- heres to ite former action Report of the Con mitterfon Ordinances repe the crdinance making the southerly side of Courtin @treet, near the North river, a hack stand Coney in. Resolution to relay cross walk at the northerly im terreetion of Alien and Gram! ttreets Concurred in Rerolution, to lease lot No. 1934 Mott street, at $150 per annum, for the ure ofthe Dire Department Coa evrred im Report of Committ re on Finances, in taror of ee). engine houre in Blizabeth atreot. Ooneurred in port of committer on the applica clon of Mere Ruboid and Andre: im for lose of hoe by fal dnto an open sewer building in Twenty foursh etgeet, jog | fet ungueated—in eves of peying $125. Ooneurred Resolation eppeiatings 2 ® comanittes trom each board to receive General Houstop and extend to him the hospitalities of the on the cocasion of i templated visit to elt; iy Coneurr and Messrs. Ward, Mabvite and McCarthy, peer bey men: Dersfrom thisboard. 0 Breekly: ‘n City Intelligence, Anotwen Fine. aay Thureda; sa a fire broke out in the second floor of a three residence, on the Berth side of Btate street, Detweon, Clinton and Gardi- ner streets, in the occupation of Mr. Perry. Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, followed by Engine Companies 13, 14 and ihiwere quickly on the spot, and succeeded in confining the flames to the ‘upper part of the hor notwithstanding the difficulty of obtaining water, a Lc Pierei cold and wind which prevailed at the The d floors were burnt out, and parlo: mnt much injured by water. Mr. Perry was insur: is supposed that the fire was communicated b; ho was asleep on the night racers of one of Mr, Perry’s e second floor. He was res- by the who was alarmed by hiscries. One of the firem: Dunn, was much hurt, ry between » hook and ladder carriage and ano- Dunn and George Li bills of broken and for $2 of the H was first arrested Biogelken ‘8 $6 Dill in pay gelken replied, it was ich ones, representing $6, which he hadin hie pour purchased the bille for shilling, and afterwards, from among them, the $2 bill E ywenion, telling him to give kim one dollar if he wt aaa in L— ing it. It wasin this attempt that Col. Jack, for the prisoners, con- tended Thet ‘the bill being a genuine one, though the bank was broke, it was no false token, and as money had been false pret not ‘smountin to any indictable offence. The Sustice, however, determined on committing Dunn tor trial; Larkin to be brought up for further examination. Attecep Fravovtert Banxavrrcy.—City Court.— Jones ve. Anderson.--This wes an action to recover the amouut of two notes made in December, 1841, and January, 1842, in favor of one Talfourd, or order, and uy Talfourd endorsed to the plaintiff, in November last. The defence was, the statute of limitations, and discharge in bankruptoy, obtained by the defendant 843. e reply to these grounds of defence, re- spectively. ‘was asubsequent promise to the original ayee. yard, whe was the principal witness, and t the discharge in bankruptcy was fraud After an argument by de’ lant’s counsel, a rule was tered. by consent, for judgment for defendant, with tiff to move to set aside that it judgment, F $7! ona case it of this tion, includ lacts, to the deci- = ed fraud, as to law and by of the Jud ald—Sir: An ar- ao re ee s Ux core Dyk. Iv erally un- wapanies of Continental Guards reoently to the Sec i reotion—itis signed by derstood that t ros GC poo ‘wearing the Continental uit me GEO. LEVIT, 130 Nassau strect, late a member of the C. C. Seeond Ward 84 Nassau street, fifth: door from Fulvon street.—Edward Q. Megares is now ive his fri ‘and ‘thoee who the aber Pleted, and are not t, to any in te 9 liquors, and segars; te: jaid out at College Point, and This is one of the most beautiful e best chances a J been offered better ay , genshans ! Valentines!!—Tuttle has just secortment of Valentines at the Rap. ria Noi S tienet ary will orin fancy or immense stock for soon, as they of ever atthe Emporie Tiakete sheald be calle are selling rapidly. Dress Gift which comes off | Feothache eured without ay er extrac by Dr. LR Bro Medical a Mi palates. to 10c'cloek, only, from 0 te—d y Ling, Reseatte Lei coupatiel ties, busb ine, and slippers, the lowest possib! Hatr uid Bair niladelphia, Wi The re pulls st beware of counterteita, See my y various ai. tone It ie for sale wholesale and retail, or applied. Oopy tter news Phalon’s Magie Hair - Dye, to Color the Bair of Whiskers, the moment it 18 appited Tithout injury the bair or skip. It can be washed immediately, wit &, arbi eI apptied, or road corner ry. dor. ¥ A. every circle, Oy Othe 7 en they well huadvede ct thie te one of pay ub mildest, ob all MOREY MARKET. Barunvay, Feb. 1-6P M with the same ferling of tion as had been perceptible during the part ‘ach day has had ite offerings of tro ‘The party referred to yesterday as having been , hae made ® Sal failure, the settle reared the shares on sale, add making loans ney stocks are increasing. The leading brokers, who have given facilities to outsiders, have as much as they can do to take care of them- selvee, Several houret who have been, and are, pr © never passed through one of our oldfashioned reactions thet has eo often visited Wall At the firet board, Farmers’ Morrie, \; Read! iM; Btoningt Erie, At the second board, the market improved In Erie Md; Morris, 4; Reading, s; Farmers’ 4; Portamouth, Ms; Stonington, 1, There slight reactions are of no importance, se the market cannot be sustained under fuch « preseure of real stock. Stock Exchange. F-] abe Ryerie Cal Loan declined %; 1; Norwich, 1; 92000 U 8 6’, 1842 do, ro Toon atc 1000 1867 188 1000 Hud Bde 11000 Brie incom: 20000 do. Del k'Hoa ch 6 68 do s FebS 034 6 Norwich RR a £2" 50 Hodson Riv RR te 8 80 do 00 5g. ts" 100 Porte Dry Dock i 100 Es or) SH 160 Rew: a do Bis 600 23 a 00 F655 100 #10 621 | €o be 13 200 B30 63 | $8 ao B4% 200 B10 62% 4 Leng jeland RR a, wo i ‘ do M0 Ze WO 6 | fo Merrie Conal §=10 20 200 b0 61 | 100 eo 16 Wie 0 ae WO 61 oy te ts WR OO Ode @ |wo fe ms 100) odo 0 41% a0 60 a Mm a my oa 150 Morris Canal ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. <= i 3 SPSCES SE CARD. z a uate 8. J. Tey the srgunisations of ihe = the re) Feel cording to the | aa ready acquiescence thereto. (Sign pot sre, Wn. BH. Vax Voorws, its SPECIAL NOTICES. N piatx DAY. —THE COMMON Eee am, Devt resolved te socio with re invited to"participate emselves to the Gommitios ot or ‘botore Monday, Feb. ling the committee to NEW YORK SUN operon, F 1, of the und raigned, compositors in the office id this aay Hy 13M, it wag unani~ Beach, gen ou appliatig for soale adopted by the Printers U ‘Unionsaud for J. W. Hil, Wn. ‘Young, dr, Geo. Yeouny 3 MANUEL J. TAYLOR, =e WANTED—a SITUATION, IN SOME Resrnotapis business, by s young man of at ey habits ing to ese himeelf ssaecally u sef il iment pire: is the object of che ne eimatiee Adi nat the Der id office. Batch Inthe ones atreet, mot engaged. Ww ANTBD—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN vr to Utics. For LOR, 4 Wall street Bert SITUATIO! her SRR of May, want neighborh d West Twenty-seventh ‘strocte, K $320, ox No. “sieaaai in RESPECTABLE ‘aiter, or assist oy rr te BY girl, ae Chambermaid onal ren; is wil 4,10 Geod re ‘lease apply the Biath a Can be seen for ee lat = 0. ET NURSE WANTED.—A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH & fresh breast of milk; one who bas lost her child yref A doctor's or clergyman’s eertificate of age of child required. Apply at 604 afte lousten street, on Momday HOUJES, ROOMS, &e., WANTED. ANTED—A MALL BRICK HOUSE, Ow THE 1ST two absent ji new, writelto the above Gl®ORGE OR OLIVER CHURCH, FORMERLY MATE on board the Altorf, which vessel was wrecked about JaNFs ago, on her vos hereby earnestly reques from Hamburg to Vers Craz, is 19 report to the Hamburg C: ir. ‘Church himself being possibly reon knowing him will plenes ea callor late. New Yorx, January 90, 1851. Hic! eth st., . New ‘York, to the care of Stewart EI [Y2ORMATION WANTED OF FRANCIS CARRICK, OF Dublin City, Ireland. He } dim the year 1543. Any ey tie rhe we aniaully by his farrick, corner of Tenth Av Forti- XX. X,at FINANCIAL, | ANTED TO INVEST $1,500 IN A PROFITABLE business. as arilent parsner. Address confidentially this office, with references. eet | MUX. TO LEND.—ABRAHAM J. hong: ety PawN- ker, No. 68 Ly street, near Bi leans “eo $3 cums, be oe <8, fewely. iver were yk ah ry eseas, and Personal prope if every desori neal Focal a 7 LABY J AND G GENT: ished and board for the lady, ere are no other b hood, fi: oe. The being to Tay. “aarvee” Purdy,” Broads leaving wrens “| oom a x Inet. Th E00 Bo Finn wah RORCE or treet for] Gres Mionee street sopeened, by calling at Julies LOST & PLAIN GOLD BRACELET, ON FRIDAY wuitably rewarded, by CHAR 8, CONTAINING & y,,in Broadway, between ful owner can Proving own- ment. ‘ying the cost of this aay: REWARD STOLEN, OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE from 009 Broadway, nt. ISSOLUTION rt & fore existing between the Phillips & Clark, expired cor Kicher’ party ares So Fenepnnente HERETO- Wats P PuiLues JOSEPH CLARK, dissolved, Bither c. W. RYDER. 8. H. RYOBR. t the old anes of the faeili N cuced to $3 0 LEARN TO DR “on mH three hours ride New ie até W FROM NATURE IN ONE LES- TITER, from Berlin, begs — blic, that he bas found out a Very ona ny pupil re with the preaceat cal persone ein Term lroed, ion, with every juecess, witl be ramted low to any pare jeite qualifications and meane for school of the highest order, For LP fs Paateaids oF pervonslly, to the “we 4 4 WILCOX, Proprietor. CLOTHING, PPR S PRING AND SUMWER CLOTAING aT would call the attent rices Deo De BEyuN, M8 and 55 Jobe etrert, corner EW yoRK “AND, FBILA ELPHIA and Philadelphie direes-— United Beaten Throveh im 44 hy ourt, on GY S178 AND | QuaLtry RX- se PTY LER ie Cos Bn Medeignie”” obtained Company's ORLD! FAIR, ART w 108 nagement of ¥ toe by the Legials my will pu the Great Worl {tied to a copy ot t gad Bier rabgorivers wil wh: i, 50 the coengen, at thé Frvien © Sto. hitadeiphia, AE WORLD'S FAIR, ee PAU DER THR MA- ‘niom Com s e L a al gg others, Ly ‘alk anta Crus, ie. ‘Blan Ben: the Fri pics rine = Branden Pizaknonts er wh Shot Rel Fox ne as Mee, Hera tum, vine. echoes the popular at Pry Tits GoLttiardy ey, Me. eset Bite lardy, Mise J. rid 4 Mr. Gor f ona? AS King Chacles 11, Mise J. Hill: a 1 be lotlowed ty by 4 fancy Pas © conclude with the aA a Fasilo, which M Freceri poale taxee, galled . Frank ‘pana RATRE, CHATHAM STREET, NEAR a 5 Evening, Feb 4 will Fs AMON GAND. PUTILAS, or. the Tex on, Me: J: 8, Easy A by hias, * To be. followed bs ree, Mee HE ra iE 0! “Qty ae Rose. at shares, Miss Mal- eents. Pit 125¢ conte, Doors opon at O36 Boxes o'clock; commences at 7 o'clock. M ECHANICS’ rand specttull certs itt discontinued f HALL, NO. 473 BROADWAY, ano & feerihe or ‘The = rational that the usual Saturda; rt, nei familics. Admission concert at half past 7 o'clock. tween Howard avd Gran sto the immense encou: lebrated thie great nate pola, bas ta od nice . at metropolis, has indaced tim Artiste of th Sr he lent, to Februar: Dey URTON’S.—MISS J. BYE: Marquis, farce called WICK KILLED, play the prinelpal character. Box book now opest RANKLIN 5 ‘M, 176 CHaTi Ee "ten ue € poe u 18 CHATHAM, SQU, ‘Senay ra thot will be enti ty le rg it be "proai BELLOWS’ oP HOUSE—TH 4 traction of the Be bh rae bead ld mermoor wil HILL RESPECTFt U! LLY AN- ounces her benefit for eneey next, Feb. 3d, when the dy of PAUL PRY layed for the ass time this Paul Pry, 1 Bat Mr. Bi: ey which Mr. we Bente, 8 $736 oon a; Boxes Pi , Sra Bone game, Far rm rou, rariet, Fa] f etre xi 8 [= Jeeta a tte ly Female di cg ate f Male and Fomale Artists, wito will give ble Btatuary Uuequalied in the world, e+ om of Mar gether with u variety of interest formances every af- Eermoon and evenings ‘For particnlazeses bills of each dase M*®:2 EMMA bsorenge tiga cd a bbe ES PECT- fully ann to, her, friend Brooklyn genera! she will mental Concert, at t 1, Joral street, day ing, February 34, icine by Mosers. Timm, Molt Bint we, © ‘arner. Tickets 50 ger ince 2% cen’ cents, to re obt Ties eave Warn a stores, at Wilder's, nad yacert. fe Freetsoen's Wal o Susisted by ‘he following ¢ alata ould |, Mr. F. Lyster, Mr. Duna, ard . Cometon. yy = LYMFIO, BBOR mma eer ‘the first Irish artists, fro il nf UJ a sketches taken within the last Ure years ia ‘Adclity, inter th Irish songs, Irish imusie, GLE'S GRAND PANO- mi ttance :—Dress Circleas. r, page ae colofea people, 1236 cents. Binet bp! 2 Bag Ska DRAMATIC ‘Apreciat tan AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN. Dest oh OR Hat acide ay iy purchased are one seine te aon em four to twenty lote will be sold to co pie A liberal ‘diseount will be rehase as meee to var ae mer, treet, from re will be ad mnie, te d thi ant and mechanic can be in the city fore7 o'clock im the morning eas, of the test chances yet o: i ie is better than Mor risania, Ferdhem, or STB! Mints New ‘Tombs oF SAR hq +! TWO N x OR SALE OR LEASE —THE UBSORIBERS OF TER Pro) burch, Dui 4 wie thie rel oocurs. is alow iene ae further inform ‘ppl ‘ART, 102 Murray on orw FIRST ished, built by days work, ms and with one oa iy “cpr price Sea i nN cent. Por further pactiocharsy ta i ‘wi Liberty Place. NY PERSON WISHING AN EN- ‘25 horse power, to operate im the lower ple be furnished moderate if atreducing built by egpericased wo! ENDID BLACK WALN of the Ld style, 5 feet 7. Robi iit be B THREE STORY DWELLING HOU: TS Fourth street, fronting on Waehii fern, very subscantially boift Terms reasonable. Apply at No. w OR SALE.—A LONG galt tL Bay Ma wane, " HANDS 3’ min. ter trot high. 6 years old, ‘a8 weno tr Sroka every respect, ane eH 18 miles Pri R Sen fr. weet corner of Seventeenth street and ace and good will of Forms the pre- ti erry. Apply street, N.Y. OUSE AND LOT WANTRD BRTWERN BLEECKER and Tenth streets, in the neighberhood of Filth svenue be Be two storytand attic, of three giery; rice $5,400 v6 67,000, cash. Address 0. B. 8.,.No, 19 Aftory And basement - tial 1 LBT AT HOBOKEN—4A NUMBER OF! NEW THRER brick houses, om ington and They have been built Ta the ine comviant supertision of thet ever, Me an cons su pervisio 2 lete with all mod ner A yo BROADWA Lian street, of 100 feet deep, for sal way re rate ete yh apo yi i c1r--¥ EVENING, 7a bog e jae Caranevr, ae tolio, : pears ‘Reynolds; oe ia ¢. Shaws ist Dri + Whiting i bly tala t oe ide, “Tere ts, ea ante cae with the stand ballet CATARINA 4s ets, 60 cents, Tread 2 OPERA HOUSE, 4S8TOR PLACE. REBUC- Parquet oad b gry mae nights, er. evening, Hossial’s ‘6 come opera, in two ‘B—Ro) ri 4 Conte Almavi' TARY BENEFIT 0 vol CARY BENET? 70 MAX MABETZEK — friends of Max Maretzek, usin somptinn Opera edostisy evening, Hobrases ik ie ing the sai! Shae al a 2 use ase the ent me pec lees tance from m: promisi: iy nted in iractive! and ribers, Musical ‘Pestival’ will take on Saturday Evening, Feb ifferent ineey melodies, to be ccs of ‘Signorine 5. Herr net will imitate _ serigae C- comi nation, wf Pihels tive en of M. Maretsok, Req., House. Conduover, rformers, hich he has AY fer which ho ndelt, Horr. Moyer, aud jetween the first and seoond the tex bi re and parts, the mies ex Tickets Fifty Conte, ores and hotels. Do balf-past 7. A new and tenia nd an nufuct james Hireson, w repay piklscsmnen > ot MEd an ayeined at $350; 10 Annuals, ee at gecasion, the Silewton eminent jadame Annet! Dresele: 5 able ae oe "eh # the direetion ‘sar won? Par 1 Poa Der Hrelsehute—Orehesten, » se seees ser. Son) OU BD: | Fe and wero pore ir. Sheppard, Voumn Heyncimer. right Sun isi.'i: — No © Stan Oencnce Aire composed express] will be sung ferahe yt thane . . Otto Niehol. aon ‘Wa. Dressler. nette teephaal, a Fire Shephard hard. World's Fair Polka Quickétep—Orchestra, eshe t tim aS DP rg the * valuable had at Geib & Jackson's, Millete’s, Vai f. Tayler’ ‘s saloon; and atthe ft the proceeds wilt be po to the Fire Depart. *y AYTON & LYON. OF THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS—PAR- otice.At the request of pastors, teachers ang wal ts a tbe She Shiferm pes as A horoafter be toe will be admfsted at h centa. 8t7% o'cloel bet nd Be Bevure Lage ed mrenitares i every oven roh ; after that replaced by new views equally interest: qT AMERICAN GIST! ONES ABsO0 TATION B: about to inereaee it will be rps i in the oity day, or #aturday ‘ovenings, at Pearl street. ot ult ve on ts are daily the Publics. aad to these attract: ce and Pak of this RAND GIFT BALL at TRIPLE Lg ng G magnificent affair will |? vening, February 3. A very limited rot tickets may be obs ts = the Rmporium, S48 way, or at Tri each, adh cos: asju0, eyo at the MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS. Eau Hoty i A SA WIS LETT ro! ay! CAPS, STRAW GOODS, od Artificial Flowers, Parascls. ad, No. 19 Courtlandt street (adjoinii ern Hotel). invite the attention of the public te their extensive musovtmoat of fresh and fashionable goods B the shove lune. MISCELLANEOUS, _ in assorted purchasers, by BOICE OLD DUTCS ¢ rior old round Bai greet two dozen eash, antly recsiving, Sesortment of wilt und pis a, frinens, taseela, be sillons, ee, ‘ormamente,' tare rosettes, \rossers’ wire, thread, & niile, for embroidery and trimming: eal the atten’ publ manviactory of fringes, gimpe, Indica! fancy x? desirable style. ealers eup- be pie sed om the most liberal terme, Orders from Sercventty LADIES O8 GENTLEMEN DESIROUS OF CONVERT. ing into oash their clothing, costumes, fires: crt ion sAty : raph She Pa ‘No.2 Wall street. ~ a, Mad ame , foorepar, fel xo » for eale ae [stawcs TRANSP PORTATION. —WALTER rr Jib feet, two Jeers ® resident at Pasama an pF. San Panama for the a purpose of trans: ma may ‘ve tent i ogi for ep oravipment teiaae Walls 8 Gos 6 Wall wares as N’ To nase wo 7 vl ws takon immediately or for Office. atrest, would Kt. Address box 493 Post INSURANCE moc —AGENTS Say arate PUBLICATIONS, Papers, Envel Dratte, Diaries fer Oirevlere, Ob NEWS BY THE MAILS: Our Washington Correspondence. Wasmnerton, Jan. 31, 1851. An Interesting Day im the Senate—A Smal! Breese om the Negro Question—Mr. Hale makes a Pre phecy om the Presidential Question— Morning Busimess—Mr. Sowlé throws considerable Light on the Subjeet of California Land Titles, but no K6—Obstinacy of Old Bullion. Brilliant winter’s morning. Sky clear as @ bell. Bracing breeze from the northwest. The meeting of the Senate is signalized by the largest gathering of spectators— the most numerous, intelligent, and elegant audience of the session—in the galleries above, and in the lobbies on the floorbelow. Con+ spicuous within the bar of the Senate is Mr. Dallas, with his venerable head as white as snow, and the dignified Mr. Buchanan ia shaking hands with him as we write. The cause of this unusual gathering is the anticipated speech from Mr. Soule, of Louis- ama, who, from his first speech in the Senate, during the Mexican war, established his reputation as one of the most learned, powerful, eloquent, and fascinating debaters in the United States; in the estimation of many, ranking in felicitous language with Henry Clay, in legal profundity with Daniel Webster, and in solid compact argument with Thomas H. Benton, and with a gracefulnces of action, manner, and expression peculiarly Parisian in its elegance. A slight French accent upon the hard gutterale and the hissing consonants of the English language, if anything, so far from detract~ ing, actually embellishes his distinct aad emphatic articulation of every syllable. Add to these ad vantages, a fine person, a highly intellectual coua- tenance, a dark but brilliant complexion, eyes a® black as midnight, but luminous from the eatha. siasm of an active and comprehensive mind—a heavy suit of black and flowing hair—-a sty ie of dress of elegant and tasteful simplicity, and we have the elements of an orator competent to come mand a coramanding position even in the Senate of the United States. The expected speech from Mr. Soulé, therefore, even on the dry subject of California land titles, is sufficient cause for +! auditory of the Senate today The reeul: will show that Mr. Soulé attempted no display tor the galleries, but contented himself with a brief, close, argumentative al in favor of the old setilers in California, acquired trom Mexico with the terri- tory, and cast by Mexico, in the treaty of Gauda- lupe Hidalgo, upon the paternal protection of the United States. But, independently of this debate, the proceedings of the day were eufficient!y inte- resting for a epeci I notice. Mr. Mason’s resolution came up, instructing the pane rye on Foreign Relations to inquire into the onan of allowing some indemnity to the Spanish claimants of the blacks on board the ship Amistad, said slaves having been declared free by d Sta Courts, being breught from violation of existing treaties against the slave trade. The case is well wu These blacks were Ro rhs from Africa to Cuda, and there they were shipped on board the ish ship Amistadt for another port in the island. negroes rose and took possession of the Eg and compelled the crew to agree to take them back to Africa. Instead of that, they ran the ship asbore in the State of Counecticut, where the eub- ject matter was tried, the by ge liberated, and er sent to Africa y the Colonization Society. 2K by the Spanish government, in behalf ‘nish owners or alle; owners of said blacks, having been made to the United States governmeat, Mr. Polk sub- mitted the subject, with a strong recommendation of indemnity, to Congress, in his annual message post ase 4 4 was ig te nl ue geo and passed, allowing $50,000 imdemnity to claimante, but it ‘aied’n the House. The object of Mr. Magon, in his resolution, 13 to recall the at- tention of the Committee on Foreign Relations to u aieet and pepieulanty to the recommenda- tion of President The resolution being up for considera: Mr. Chase gave in his exceptions. He recited the various treaties for the s1 aperennion, of the African slave trade, the history of the Amistad case, and the judicial decisions upon it, as conclusive against ish claimants. Mr Hale was a litle more indignant. He tieclared this to be the most abhorrent proposition ever sented to Congress. If these claimants had ma Ameri- cane, the law would have hung them for pire but, being niards, their loss of the lacks, stolen from the coast of Africa, we are called upon to lederooite out of the public treasury. He warned gentlemem not to —— too far u the suppression of the slavery tion, and was exceedingly provoked at this vethage y the anti-slavery sentiment of the Nort! here might be a ground swell sooner than the compromisers expected it. Mr. Clay embraced the occasion to crow a in the triumph of the compromise measures. Upon the subject uf domes- tic slavery, the agitators were effectively put down, and now they seize at every — 2 nn foreign slave trade for a little capital. Mr. Hal replied, and declaring that he was not a prop 4 could yet undertake a prophecy, which was sub- stantially this:—That any man _who should, in 1852, undertake to run for the Presidency as the champion, or the advocate of the compromise mea. sures, would be swamped. And Mr. Hale longed for that day of retribution to come round. We put this prophecy on record, to see how it will come out. M we havea Union candidate, and onjy one, upon the compromises, Mr Hale himself will be swamped, but if we have two or more candidates on the compromises, the election will, doubtless, goto the House ; and there, though n0 man can predict the result, we —_ no man will assume yom of the election of a free soiler. Mason, Mr. Chase, and Mr. Hale, further discussed the resolution, when a motion b; latter was rejected, nine to forty-three ; and the resolution, being @ mere reeolution of inquiry, was adopted. We presume that will be the end of it for this session. Mr. Hale then submitted a reeo- lution, calling for all the official correspondence on this Amistad case, which lies over one day. Mr. Hunter gave notice of a bill tounmns the act ote iee warehousing system, of which you will have been advised by telegraph. Some little chance yet, though very little, 3 the tariff this session Mr. Foote offered a resolution, which was adopted, calling upon the oie A of S:ate for information a@ to the expediency of adopt ing & graduated scale of salaries for the diplomatic agents of the United States in foreign countries 0 doubt Mr. Webster has something to commu- nicate on this subject; and it is a matter of abso- lute injui to Engtand and France, should be reduced to the necessity of wit | of thet up arances by paying @ large portion of their expenses out of their private fande. It has become a matter of policy to send such ‘talclstens to Londen and Paris as can afford, and are willing to meet the cost, of these appointments. The Gevernment should graduate ite diplomatic salaries according to their unavoidable and reasonable ex penees res gunn A Mr. Rusk intro uced a bill granting the right of way for a telegraphic line between the Mississippi river and the Pacifie Ocean, to Josiah Saow and Company As this project is rathera large ene, we suspeet the right of way will be the end of it. ‘uch were some of the interesting proceedinge of the morning hour. he special order, to wit, the bill for the setcle- ment of Califounia Land Claims and Laad Tides, Was at length taken up, and Mr. Soule proceded to advocate an amendment providing that a twent years’ potressing right of lands in California, shail be deemed prima fect evidence aginst all right and title to the seme on the part of the United Stat Hie argument was brief, sticking close to the law, and especially to the laws and usages o¢ Spein, from which most of the California grants are derived; contending that alg and grants and claims which been or would be reapeeted by the povenaeee of Mexico, —_ to be under — treaty stip a by the government the United “Aner debate the nt, however, was rejected 11 te 37, on the that under the general provisions of the bill the rights of the old settlers were Cory guarded. audience thinned away—Oid Bullion imperturba- ble in his opposition to the bill continued to put in one amendment after another, as they were seve- rally voted down, till four o'clock, when the Senate, frem sheer exhaustion, edjourned. Wasuumeron, Jan. 30, 7" The Califorma Land Bul—The Tarif, &., California land titles exciting a hh de. bate in the Senate—Benton looms up like Ajax defying the ligh —Clay, Soule, Berrien, Hons ton, Butler, and others, in the debate. Nemark- ably perplexing question. Mr. Hunter's tariff bill to morrow. It is some- thing—not much, but actually necessary to carry out the existing law. By a late decision of the Supreme Court, that good: * the act of ‘46 are to be charged with duty upon the value at the place and time from which originally imported, it is said there will be ground for a drawback upon the treasury of from ten to fifteen milliona of ars, Hence the necessity of Mr. Hancer’s bill. In the House, we had to-day a very amusing speech from Mr. Van Dyke, of New Jersey, setti forth the advanteges of Jersey City for a brane! mint, over the city of New York Jersey City muet be looking up, We count with confidence y the New York braach mint, and the assay cliee at San Francisco.