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

Assistant Treasurer's statement of yesterday is ae fellowe :— . 8 Annee athe return for ‘the month of January, 1: Jen. 12M) balance. see eecees $1,519,656 57 s. On account of customs. $3,519.093 60 : 1.488 50 < 44.946 66 “oo 108 873 31 ie 1,000,000 00 ————— $4,669,401 07 $6,182,066 64 1,767,147 89 ~ $1,902,609 74 Jan. 31, 1851, balance, $4,219,456 90 9 Jan. 1, 1851, by balance of funds to pay interest and cou On $1,273,619 97 « Jen. at eine Fy © Treasury note: 186 60 “ Ooupons... $1,166,187 04 Jan. 31, 1851, balance. $107,438 93 ‘Treasury notes funded $2,400 00 Receipts for custome in Jen. 1851 8,519,083 60 - ” «1850 3,010,297 51 Bxoess,... seeeeeeeeees $508,796 09 ‘The last two annual reports of the Treasurer of the Btate of Maryland, present the annexed comparative statement of receipts and expenditures during the past two years :— Finances of Manviano—Revesvr axv Exrenpirvnes. eseipls. 1849. 1860. Balance in Treasury. gos sas 32 $484,802 96 Direct Tax: 403.210 12 427.320 07 + 16a 744 27 a de and overpay: ments 1,878 69 48 1: 12,356 8 Colonization tax.....sseer as 668 04 Tobacco inspection... : 817.590 78 61,510 Loans on account of do. . 1,706 62 = Ordinary revenue... 160.146 23° = Do. trom former years 9,672 78° - Bank bonus. 1,539 36 - $1,631,885 12 $1,712,879 20 are deubtless included for present year in fourth items above. Disbursements, Interest of public debt Redemption tupd errears nitent iar} Public uilain . - jelonization. . Tobacco warehouses, nary expenses Anaspolls ‘Wiaiiroad. #4 146 49 492 16 $1,467,470 3 It appears by this that the receipts for the year 1850, compared with those of 1849, have fallen off $87,453 566. and that the expenditures Lave increased $220,978 20. The prineipal cause of this increase of expenditures, is the redemption of $600,609 09 of the funded arrears of interest. Thie item of the disbursement of 1850, as compared ‘with 1849, stands as follows:— Hedemption of funded arrears, 1850 + $500,509 09 849... 645 280,146 23 Increased redemption of 1850........... + «$240,862 86 To which ma: added — of the “aoa meeting vate ya rvs 56,636 01 1B excers pitentiary eppropriation in 1860, for Sopaizing buildings, &c........ 26,250 00 $323,238 87 ‘Thus the increased disbursements of $320,978 20 dur- fag 18950, is all accounted for, and a balance of $2,260 67 Joft in favor ot 1850, The falling off in the receipts of 1856 of $87,453 56, ‘as compared with 1849, can be also nearly accounted for by the fact that in 1849 the sum of $164,754 27 was received from direct taxes due from former years, ‘whilst in 1850 the sum of $81,282 48 was only received from this source. ‘The balance in the treasury at the close of 1850, was $245,408 84, andthe Treasurer, in his statement made tothe Reform Convention, furnishes estimates of the Lei and expenses of the present year, as follows: — in treasury Deo., 1850. $246.408 84 Seunmesce receipts for 1851... 1,254,000 00 + $1,499,408 84 tive of expenses of conven’ 817,135 68 Lea on the Ist of Deee: ber, 11 tee seeeee $682,273 16 ‘There is ‘etl @ balance of $133,712 82 of the funded arrears of interest to be paid, so that at the close of the present year there will be a probable balance of Over $400,000 to be parsed over to the sinking fund for ‘the extinguishment of the State debt. The Sinking Fund bas already swelled to the eum of nearly two mil- Mons of dollars, and the progressive increase in the receipts trom internal improvements bid fair to swell Mt much more rapidly than heretofore. ‘The receipts into the Treasury for the year 1850, Smounted to $1,227,986 24, exceeding the estimates of the Treasurer in hie report of last year, by the of $9,406 56, The disburrementr, exclusive of payments on account of sppropriations by the Legislature at its Jart session, and of these on account of the redemp- tion of the funded arrears of interest, amounted to $917 441 65, exceeding the estimates of last year by the sum of $9,405 56. Im the three years which have @lapsed since the State reeumed the pay: it of the current interest on the public debt, she has, in addi- tion to paying all other demands upon the Treasury, paid off of this debt for arrears of interest, $758 686 26, leaving & balance on that account of $133,714 23, In the same three years, an addition of $368,350 06, of Btate stock has been made to the Sinking Fund, which together with the $768,620 28 of fanded arrears, which, a0 above stated, have been redeemed in that time, will show a reduction in the principal of the debt, in the thiee yearr, of $1,127 036 22. The building of the New London and New Haven Railroad is to be push ‘ith vigor. The meetings of the commissioners to locate the route through the @ifferent towns, have been appointed, and already email buildis for the accommodation of the Irish laborers, are appearing aleng the road. The length of this road will be about fifty miles. crossing Connecti- out river by a ferry near the mouth, at Saybrook and Lyme. The directors decided against the route to Norwich through Kasex, &o ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. 4 SHING To on of the Oley eheerve he 22d day of Feb: tal d of bis country, in = or very, of that true patriot must feel for his malincey and civic institutions Aldermen. Jesnrn Marrow, Wanner Crarwan, Rowenr T. Haws, Benny naw, dacon F. Oaniey. Chanies ORAS ®, gous B. Wem Fowenr A. Tuomas J. Baan. HAR- a Mass AtS MERTING—THE NEW YORK SADDL! ens and Trunk Makers’ Avfooia'ion will hol No. 193 Bowery, on wt 7 o'clock, P.M. t MATIRES A. WILSON, Secretary. James Hinson, Pr RISON ASSOCIATION necer#aril) FF NNUAL MEBTIN adjourned from January 20) will be jew and qoatiemes interested in the c are [rived to atten e reclamation of the crim RANKLIN CHAPTER, NO. 9, 0. U. A.—THR MEM- bers of this Chapter aro herony fod to meet at the ebapter rooms in | regairs, on Tuesday, 12 o'olook, it our deceased brother. Jorn By OSTRAND! CARD —RODERICK LAWRENCE I(48 BSTAMLISIT ate ageney in the basement office, 38 Wall prop "The saverti« ate rf & >. Janeway, Bog. d . , Janowsy, 0. President of tne National losurance Gompany. THR PURLIO ARE BBAEBY CAUTIONED employ T 1” x, Coup BUACRURT. ON FRIOAY The finder will be suitably cownrded, Lea ebeuk atte trues hgh Peeeae a Waa rae om eee m blest Ee é tage He eat ast ‘the ee roe on Broektore Is ‘ritlisg to co! Dae sae Ber. Please call ANTED—A& SITUATION, BY & YOUNG Wouan, ress, or a8 Chambermaid. ity nec. Apply’ at 168 Greenwiah stred at 7 reference from her ls Can be seen for two aay Wieeitnant WAITRESS, A GARDENER, Veeceuchmen | 8180, aoh-—taeh must hia tie ban iy a East Fourtee — Bear wo eren Seeete enue. 7 ried 53 a guy ASBILK AN’ BPOLTEARY 1) prone house, ® young man as man. Noi Jers well acgudinted with the Business.” inquire ato: 18 ¥ A RESPROTABLE fit dresses. Good Jobm street, up stairs. wasn ‘ANTED- A SIrvasi0y, a8 Bei and fi ly at 6b Chit street, for two days. W4sTED BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT? situations se chambermaids and plain sewers, ‘no ‘® respectable priyate family. Can give oity refere appar ‘St 568 Fourth street, first floor. Can be seen for three WantzD_ By A RESPECTABLE GERMAN, A pace rin, to work by the year or on shares, hi a pee t expiring om the first day of ave ‘ i, O oulare, inquire of Prutting, HA ee rere lare, ceaEisy ot af rutting, OMAN, A A4NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Youn situation to do Chamberwork and fi ‘ashing and Tronin, me Ach: Wy plain sewer, and is He cooky maker and launi Would be willing to make herself gene aly ee in a gentle ‘a tamily. Ne ol — 7 try. tof reference from he: lace, and cai r last n for two days by calling at 153 Avenue ¥y third floor, OARDING—TWO OR THREE SINGLE G AD ,ctsibe acogmmodated with full oF partial bor family, by applying immediately at 496 oppe pestis thekre'Un OARDING.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENT coumotened with goed beste, and plese roome, by ae t 440 Greenwich stroot, ten minut | OARD.—A ORNTLEMAN AND, D LABY MAY BR AC; modat ‘® pleasan’ on the feor, and board, at Fhe ltatbly to located dwelling, No. 19 Wooster street. FOR SALE AND TO LET. om Bi Vy Ss ane SUBSCRIDERS OFFER oo tor wale, ‘else ieee the past fiftees the same, bein, ies a parti orueely to. al to this rarely occurs. oamboat Splendid is also offered for dat the foot of | of * to = TO MILLARD ke adap rs) repels tgeeh, STEWART, te Mi eet, 0: MILLS. New Hamburgh, Dutobess coun’ OR BALE.—THE TWO NEW FIRST CLASS DWEL- Wars bie ey OF. Ny SMART Li TO Can Vass this cit lendid new book, j 100 St. zoho Jobi Can be of x respectable appearance: noue ethers need Spm. Good rs commission, or wages, wi. ef aid. Apply. from 9 te 12 o'clock A. M., to a IN TALLIS ko wii Jobn street, orew York. Warns SITUATION, BY A STRADY WOMAN, ‘ae Cook, Washer, a ; also, @ young girl, a chambermaid, or childr best of city refer~ oe. Ci ate seen for t days, Ne 17 Eleventh street, een Third Fourth _ ante s situation as pial k ; is 8 good washer es eneral house worker. The best of cit; ears atMr Fly 45 Mott street, rear buil ANTED—A SITU. Protestant Bu. 00 68 sham! ANTED—A raphe Hews YOUNG WOMAN in zecene ai best of city refe~ ro! ironing, or Can 4 Firet avenue, first Zrovestenier cooks, chambermaids, matresses, general a ym many bi ere pile Ea LT a “INSURANCE. ASSOCIATION—A q ENTs aantes. to operate ans the Mechanics’ Union Associs- principal places in tho United Brates. This 78 those ie passer ealth Insurance an wi ne to a 2 EA NE 001 Hee’ Union Assoolation. Office Noe 5 ie ae ation. | Office No. H Yuepest, aad can Can be seen at th etroet and the stable of Fourth ding hensts, Jash finished, built by days work, ef the best materials, with a Cm ‘modern Matinee three itor with attios, 224 03 6 inches, situ- gted on the north tide ot Blovonth atteed, between Fifth and Bixth avenues. Five thousand dollars may remain on bi and mortgage, at six per cert. For further particulars, Guire of JAMS HOB, 10 Liberty Place. OR SALE-TAE THREE BTORV DWELLING HOUSE and Lot, No. 275 Fourth street, fronting on Washin "she house is modera, very subetantiaiiy built, ood condition, Terms reasonable. Apply at No. 30 Glitrstesets near Fulton street. OR SALE.—A LONG TAIL BAY AIARE, 16 HANDS high, G yéarsold and ean trot a mile in 3’min. and ‘an in erery Fa POR SALE OR 70 LET—HOUSE NO. 57 MURRAY st, with immediate possession, if desired. Tho Furnibare Will bo sold on very reasonable térms. if required. For par tioulars apply to BARRETT & BARBER, 10 Walt atveet. OUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A gentleman, about to leave for Kurope, offers for sale his entire furniture, and the lease of his bouse, situated in most boyd of the city. Apply, on the premises, to Lis SROF A STORE IN BROADWAY, BELOW COURT- rect, of 100 feet deep, for sale, Inquire at 96 10 LET—A VERY PLEASANT AND NEWLY FUR- nished Parlor, on the first floor, for two or three single jemen, No. 17 Howard street. 0 LET TILL FIRST OF MAY, APARTMENTS ON itd second and first floor of a modern-built house, furnished or not, euitable for gentlemen or a small family, with pi lege of bathing-room. Location a few doors’ cast of the ‘Terms very moderate. Apply at 21 Bayard stroct. Bowery. To, “BUILDERS AND ‘CONTRACTORS, —AN AROHi- tect of ustablished professional reputation in the coun- try, proposes locating bi moe in this city, woul gla me arrt nt by which he could have ims Sr diate use of am office fers shore time, on terms unusually advaptageous, Address W, boa 1,149 P.O. "TO IMPORTERS -. 4 MAN WHOIS TRAVELLING AS holesale mei would also act assuch for an er ing house, in ‘aa samples could be ob; ection, 0 liquors, ter ko. Bc. The best = reteren: afew days. CLOTHIERS “WANTED, A BITUATION, IN, A wholesale of retail clothing’ house, as salerm: advertises & yours experience is ‘able amor SuRDSRLRGRRACT ASR: ba ig eS ‘D AND one plain hand. Inquire at STOT! Courtland A SITEATION WANTED, BY. A RESPECT. woman, to do the general housework of a small 8 Rood piain cook. washer and ironer—good city be fiven: Call at 137 Twenty- eighth street, Between | ‘Seventh and Eighth a D*; G ChaeK. WANTED—ONE fiver TO, TAKE charge of a retail store, Address N.Q 8, Herald Office, e. URSE WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT wi er fh pine Ce rety accustomed to the re) TRL WANTED AT 117 SUGLIVAN STRRET.A SMART, tidy girl, of about 14 years old. Apply this day, be- tween 12 and’2 o’clook. 0 LET TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT BOARD, one oF two neatly furnished rooms, at 86 Franklin street. ed HOUJES, ROOMS, Sie, WANTED, ANTED TO LEASE—A SET oF “OFFI ES IN OR Wall street would be immediately or for let May noxt. Address box 498 Post Office. ANTED TO HIRE—A SMALL STORE AND DWEL- AMY ling, attached, suitable for « ladies’ and gentle ot to exc Sorgen tescited tecweos nsw and May 1, 1cil Adie B'F., at Florenee Hotel, stating terms and particulars, sat TABIOR 4 AND BED pack ADJOINING, for the ensu if desired. Refe and required. aadread box 1737 Post Office. URNISHED MOUSE WANTED.— A SMALL TWO pan cate Boer , 25 CTS.; PIT ai ee diss Pe Map vale Re the oo Mr. CTs, Ihe wics yet with Alfonso, Pope; Tenells, foils Be Denia; ‘DA Kine Charles 11, aise Hand; Kuy Gomes, Mr Leat iT be followed by & fancy ceric; ert Tw Mestayer; bi of relagaheptitae a i. "To couciude the Rose of Sharon, Mi moped cunts, Deots ‘open at Mie Beet LYCEUM, peoapwax,s Lee BROOME tres ted the eae 65 samen esi y Tay] Nor: wi jae NagiEs GRAND PANO. the first Irish artists, from Oumc BROADWAY. — Ireland—Paint sketches taken within the last 5 Im Aeity, 'inte- t and beauty unrivalled; with Irish songe, rishi 4 an Irishman’s illustrations. Every rock Wednegday and Baturday afternoo See Hundbilis, Admitta Circle RASKIN MUBEUM, 175 15 CHATHAM | SQUARE — GEO ‘Lea Sole Bropristor —ghdmlssion—Seate in Private ° 87% conta; Boxes, 25 a performances q noon an fucker with forman ether wi a orm! fermoon andevening. For partiou rasee Dills of Ms ge! GREATEST NOVELTY EVER INTRODUCED IN this City.—Trij = oe —Under the entire Lnsngemsat g BRR Boy, ey he brated ‘vocalist, rivers, that Mis begs 0 sanon io fi a Pot Pours. Dramatic ‘Musical Festival will tal Pine at ta hope Hall, on Saturday teu February ‘she a by, Signore Tru Benedetti. ‘Hert at lusesbese his G Pot $3 infusion of Babel, in thirty dif ber ian Oj duc Herr Kreutzer. And three astetiese at sets petforners Herr Gri ria, ae the besseenltt, from WS WILL READ THE TRAGED’ af the Seuyvesaat Tnativute, Feb. 6th, being the ourse of dings, to be con ruary, te com! ts, to be obti Putnat Cottage place. ANORAMA OF THR PILGRIM'S PROGRESS —PAR- tthe request of pastors, teachers an oy tllew ‘B11 to see tho ue i Pencramne” ty-five 7 y, Printed, tna ‘the ‘eet edition will bs REL, 77 MAIDEN f Accouns Books, reasee, Noten. Cards, Cop: ns, asks ete fepe pattern. printed te PERSONAL, Gis oR OLIVER CBUR CHURCH, FORMERLY MATE board the eet, which vessel wae wrecked about ¢ from Hamburg to Vera Cruz, is port to the Hamburg Con- h himself being possibly it please caller January 30, 1351, knowing hit » New York, in eae Y Fecelved fr b brow No. 4 Fulton street, New Yor f path leaving the city, Sale positive, for as, Post Fequired trom ‘ail purchasers. Stages Dare'the doer At 12 o'clock a lot of lumber, house mate- Fiale, ete., ete. WILL SELL AT Ct Sigg of t the Merchante’ Exch: rel ou Thirty-seventh houses sad lots on Carroll, San GO Five! ergata ae the city of Brook lots Nes 292 and 2% Bou! use ‘and lot on 1 ise Say, and Hi step, 2 vives, street, wear Taten ever Willismeburgh “Mave cun be kad at No. 7 Brond streets UCTION NOTICE—TBOS, BELL. AUCTION RER—BY BN. Bush This dey (Monday) at 103 e’clock, in the Auction rooms, 10 Nerth ereet, exira gale of valu able furniture, by virtue of « m , removed from ©: eet, comprising & desirable variety of lim agin rte Tuosday— Liqdors, ‘THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. 4s (gy U.S. ARMY SALE— Cormick & Co. 1 sell, om Tuesday at 1@ jock, My) Ne. 13 Spruce RB = account of . rmy, & la-ge sesortment of Blankets, Cots, Beds, tnd various other articles. ‘0 LEARN TO DRAW Rg! NATURE L in Profesor RICH begs to inform 1@ public, th jt he has found out a pet ioe eof drawing, by which any person, wledge of drawion, py from evinble yb eet, such e One Lene: at on it cor Hasideeee 460 Hountee stree T° roa yr tn hig PRIVATE oa in Frene! reach di r a gentl teach her ns ish on her part would Office, Nassau street. CORKEEPING, RIT! yenaieeyy, r 0 ther. 1y knowledge as be neoseoary. addsess Ny, truction, (at the rooms only, ith's Gens of pansbip, $1 6 JEWELRY, FANCY Goons, dhe. M. NEUSTARDTER, IMPORTER AND MANUFAC. torer of French and goods, ie constants, rtment of xilt and plated laces, tassels, Se ations, rt tes, butt a, taseole, other trim= plie Promptly attended t next, they must be gold previo low price, compared with intr ed for th ith: together oF id must weet the appro- of elething denlers in allnections of the country. Ae eof the firm now visite yariodicslly the Burp chasers oan rely on having all the lates and hice ot de inte garmentein ouf well Bnown sle- gance of h lower than hou-es who our #togk, tet. ON. t Califor: D. & J. DRYLIN, 38 and 35 John etrect, corner of Naseaa, + DIRS OR GENTLEMEN DESIROUS OF CONVERT. | A. ing into cash thelr eupertiacus ofe clothing. ¢ me, furmicnre, will obtat) wert ier fity per tofore re by sendiog thr BAAD NTL al ARE usaaey peract. rimed th the thre, + +, pear Chatham tere, Né- Jl Orange sircet, pear © javee mononey. LD BY E. B. Nineteenth irposes:— Th ion, with » view to the fitmens for publi ot sale as above. 180K" PORTABLE SELr GPOLine mtLte, November, 1847. prem: af, the Faire bf the Aimerican Insti Also, art it of the Massachusetts 1800, Thage M. G1 U8498 CUTTERS AND BIUFTERS.—A SUPERIOR BS article, of various oy Da0che laber by bai locale and sosatle” ab RLLENR CO. cs Wo New York ‘Agricultural Wareheuge, 189 und 191 Wat #) LES NORTG RIVER PI urchasers. Apply at the office, f George ©. Byrne. ‘cwnsend Serrapariliae MONG THE Many BLESSINGS ATTENDANT U! PON ne ef Byresting dieease, Netwithetand ng the programs w thst even new, one sixth of the whole f the most even, Livingrten Ce Fowle, “Apeas Sif ” Previous to my taking the Wild Cherry, | had been obliged to rive ap my iu inete im consequence of a severe affe tion of the lunge. Jn thie dintreneed state 1 wae ordered te try your rem pion Seid " tored te ermpe te attend te ord of bealt WU wewhd avoid impoeitien Por Ne NO Poivny vrtvet,, eorwer of Will ” ty Gavitaga, Keeve & Co No. 00 Heiden taee William Borger, 4 Courtin dt stteet: by Rarbre #0. WO Apres and 279 Towing ones, Broad ws ) ane ty Dre geie's generally overs ware, | Dakiately eeapted te we admission will hereafter be t story Bouse, comfortably furnished, is wanted by & mg. cote fans on Co ggg Plmellel monp aray wile edited ‘at half-pr - e catalogues, 125, Address, stating torms, y evening. 7, to commence Be es. sad Bent ottee Crest pale stra elon. ‘ __ PUBLICATIONS. COPARTNERSHIPS. ‘ORK ON Ti PRR IN PRESS, AND WILL =) a ve publiate aE 9 cetavo volume of three vere exci - hundred fi With original titled “Parodi and | phiitine » expire the Vocalists, Dom posers an f the Opers.” The | Souter Richer parc are te eon New Yorx, ISBOLUTION.—THB a ay NBRBTO. fore existing bet woen the subse: ibers, und: and firm of DICK & bie tual et te THOM, New York Jan. 20,1851. | RANDOLPH MEEK , me ber will continue the business at af coal 4 oa. Is? Bowery an road wa ee! RANDOLPH MERRITT. iz Ay hee a EXISTING ohn jesers. P. Peti A. Dalcsme, and A y its own limitation, Limoges, sad t the liquidation will be made vitcelae 0 agreement, the widation wi made gad‘ ciatly Lis aa New York, by P-Petinisad, AUEXAND! c. GaYor. STL e. Aa od 4 HE COPARTNERSHIP Dale ‘ADMITTED IL hereafter be com- GORGE ENO ENGS HAV. ING 4 THIS party KEN eae ihe styleet PW. Bey York, Feb. 1, 1st. td OPaRTNERSHIP.—T! GIBBONS L. KELTY. yg Tas. Ae ‘1861. DUDLEY M. FERGUSON. N. { the late firm of Kelty & Riker may Le vetted & by G. 1} Kelty, at the above number. FINANCIAL, ED TO INVEST $1500 IN A PROFITABLE business a asilent partner. Address confidentially X_X_X, at this office, with reterences. Mos 70 LEND.CABRAMAM J. JACKSON, PAWN- NX Broadway, lome INSURANCES. aenay ae. ae rs ASSURANCE the insured ie dissomtin to policies to hereafter granted. And yay the Ly new and favorable sete of loans 1 ‘A party tavured Tort t berrow yf the ame: of annual pre bad of security, or deposit of ‘elles, oe i ‘caliuiea’ ” 0 only te policies hervatter te be ited. }—- Z. lready var hi for whole life may, om payment frail sum, convert his | insurance into new policy apoB and entitled to & two-third lous abe prefer it, ready, inowees a are Hat ont from wid Sa ie eee, the terms stated fn the Soc pa a ne ivwill be paid te hiner, It he She renching th thi ‘oll eum insurcd will be be pal ia family oF legal Sipreseutantves. acqime mannoTORs FOR JANUARY. ‘TELEGRAPHIC. — RE MAGNET IO TRLEGR APH COMPANY, BETW. New Yorb, Phiinde! Baltimore, and Washington. — New Youk ‘oflce, cornet of Hanover bed =» =the ent wires from iraiiag a N vg York, Jersey Cit So @ repairs of the lin Tacilitien, ead more ihercoghly aystema in the tr m ond mode of delivery of meses ry mit ind deliver lege aphing be ectfully volieited, at " a ~_ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, — NX you AND, 7B ILA DE Philadelphs: 8 the Inet two yenry 8 cite il atrees. oar y 20,180), QTEAM OAT Coal Lex “ 00, foTHER WiirsitaD~ Dror. or White ad, Mi: Brive, ver, Whiting ‘Bob Lincoln, kr. 8 LO'S GARDEN.—THE PROPRIETOR BEGS TO Announce the opening uf his establlabmant, Monday, February 3, 1861, an a engagement, (12, tb the justly ues Fuse CAMOLINE, A Iaido, Teresive, Ci aceon apes fa0t irom, ths principal peters will mal nee in New Work. Debut 2 ne re commence at, seven o'cluck with cave be fi POT POURKI OVE! Towed oy TRbiaNa re ‘adateu ie grand ballet CATARIN by the celebrated N piace 10 new dances: tJ Strategique, iditary exercises, by Miles Teresine, indies Ballet. Grand isters. Pi thre CAROLINE, Aislalde, and Cie pps ages vliy) ay . Pas Seul de Minuls! by Milles CAROLINE delaides in witch {hee have gained an ex viable reputation im Rarepen Sencha ia, ith Galop Final, by Mus CAROLINE aad the any. Tickets, 0 cents. ‘whole comp= [razien OPERA gover, ASTOR ERAGE! tion of Tian for the few remaining ni, pene f 1.—Prio mo ‘Sealeala G tertien tte ry fy ‘a Bang a geri \. . Maretse! Mr. ge: tres day ovening. Fevrusry 3a, wi be performed Movains cote acts. of the BARBE: VILL aorina T. Parodi; Lay na. A. Patti; sony Sipser, . Lorini; Figaro, Bartel ynquirico; Doa Basilio, i. a elli; Fiorello, Sig. Giubile ny Doors open at s b quarter efore 7—to commence at 4 o'olock, [Akan ores HOUSE Pig PLACE. L i but Signo ESA ‘without any extra ol 4 fit ef Signoring AMAL! —Signorina T. nore O. Harili~ Patel om this Max Mi M5 Feb. 6, pile of N cocasion on! tzer. Thursday evenini ertormei selected socnes from Bellini’s Conductor, ere of Signora € Barili-Patei; Count A Eee no; Ida of Greville, Signoris Bien ge ti; Rolando: Signor Novelli; Guido, Jor; chorus, Peat Tadic, soldiers. ‘To conclude third ‘act of Donizetti's opere of MARINO FaLLIERO— Ele ‘atti; Falliero, Signor Beneven= Signora C. Bari id eh See open at 634; to commence at Tig lust, no order. a eee oo oot—Open every hight during the week wn: The rigaal “and*well known CHHISTY: MINSTRELS, of “talented” anagement of secession of | years,” nav ighly respectable and fauh.cnable audiences. Tekete 25 Doors ¢pen at Balt. past six, commences at half- past cents. seven o'clock. The patrons y's Minstrels are re- spect fully infor at the usual Saturday afternoon con= certo will be dissomtinned for the future. him o produce Bur= ‘urlesque Concerts and Ballets, to enge Teoquel rert Opera Scenas, in a as equal tothe originals produced at the Italian Oper this city. On Wednesday Saturday afcernvon a Consert, M., for the ancommodatien o| fan ilies, Doors open at half past 6; F traction of the 8: Fobruary 5, 1851, benett of J. Jone | attractions will be catinels new. The d scons fré om Las ois di Lammermoor will be produced; also the Tyrolean, the Concei hea, &e, Ad:nission 25 cents. Concert tocommence at half -patt seven IRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHITHRATRE a ROWBRY. James M. Juae & Co. Proprietors —Misa M Fi lay eveninin: i, 1861, Miss Mary Ann Welle will appear in a splendid act ct horeomanship, whi net krace and effect. is unequalled by any itr. B. tis W. Fraoklio, ews hesesse bes Lathrop, Flying Oorde. Afver tire somted the REVOLT BLLOWS’ Uy tere oe Xe} GREATEST ~ je saree Fan porformancen, v wi EHAR&M, or the Captive Slave, Private Boxes, 60 ¢ 2» 3 Fit, 123, cts; Childrem, balf price. "8 COsMoRAMas CORNER OF anospway teenth street. —The fret seotio of twenty ai views of Burope, Asi or ayia y Land: Beppe. Nubia: and Arabia, will be oxhigh itor that date, all these will be edn new views Sava interesting.” Henry Sanford, aaniatant Presented @ rich be for the La yey ns those of nd the superirrivy of this ‘eclebrate’ Peatat ahs ti tie palpable te al ‘There ate two daily performances, com= and7P ‘he popular voice commends ements of ‘the Tous Curiosities, Admission, 25 THE BALL SHASON. ALL AT J nro wr of yt the. Ran rium, 345 Mo SPM. Bie spectators to the dress circle, 50 oe ta each. Dvn CiRCES Ay SS) FOR TUTTLE'S Ball, Tripler Balt this (Monday) evening, at ladies and geeciemen wns { the public to the fi hand without the much ide by the celeb: ly 4 to peed aay comme 4 ine long, tng tos favorsely jundreds im ‘can tertity to their euperior N ace taken in exeheage. Piaace to ie! it of the above inst rt: may be fous rersome of LINCOLN & T. SON, 129 Fi — THESE to give te the the lowert Mand. addres VICTOR BL I OMESTEAD AKT EBJON-CRARTERED accorn- ing to law.—For the distribution of races on eatirely pew feature from any searies to the certais ty My Sreetging a clegaa’ ent re now on eA ie rfaee store, 106 Ful fimtted, snd. the hist 19 ap t property of the mem ORLD'S FAIR ART UNION—UNDER T nagement ef the New York Art Uni Ly t emgraving cf che ine Bach subscriber of $f will worth more thaa $5, iret cabin passage to rea ie limited by the 14 be lert land others, remity res. Shares or further par joe, Ss Perey, or by oye letter at "he No, & ‘all street, Ne HOTELS, &. AMie nas HOUSE, UANOVER STREE The underoigned having entirely rebuilt {ve establishment, cin all stent would respectinily give y Tor the ree ptron prepaid. Postmasters, titled to ten shay or its natty most cial Toots are eapacions, anced ay to enit the Every derartment will er: and the pros grail be 18 RIO manufacture, The di + for menis of the en ly 8 duated in ‘ prietor ple At the Ameri: truly the ‘revellers home HORSES, CARRIAGES, emer? &e. EW YORK + twelve Prietor. rene Pleconer at eat, nea Beatie inde of Saddle: alen, a new ( jen stiteet, New ¥, Instant, at ight wcll ek, Patti, marodi. Appearance of Sig- | ie WS BY THE MAIL Our Washington Correspendenec. . Wasuwerton, Jen. 26, 1851. ‘The Officers of the Texan Navy. The case of Commodore Moore, and the other officers of the late Texan Navy, is one of the most remarkable in the annals of legizlation, and 1! is surprieing that Congrees hesitates to do them jus- tice. The subject has been for some time before Congress, and a fruitful topic in the newspapere, and in private circles, everywhere; and still I ap- | prebend that it is not yet fully understood by the people. It is high time that its real merits snould be appreciated. It has been 80 mixed up with ab- stract questions of annexation, and of the persona) views of the officers of the navy, as te create an externa! prejudice and outside pressure against it. | “The whole matter lies in a nutshell, and needs only to be fairly stated to obtain the assent of every intelligent man in the Union. Allow me simply to state the case, for the information of your | numerous readers. In 1845, Texas was a free and independent repub- | lic, acknowledged as such, by the United States, | Great Britain, France, and other governments. | She was one of the recognized nations of the | earth, fully capable of self-defence and self-go- vernment,,and entitled to all the attributes and pri- vileges of other nations. She had achieved her | gudependence by the valor of her citizens and the | good conduct of her army and navy; and in a po- litical aspect, she wes on a perfect equality with other nations. In this point of view all indepen- | dent nations enjoy perfect equaliay with each other, however different any two may be in power. No- body will dispute this While Texas occupi«d this commanding position, it wae deemed expedient, for weighty reasons, that she should be annexed to this country. Our Con- gress made overtures to her, on certain conditions,1o consent to be annexed to this Union,and thereby to merge her national existence into that of this coun- try,and to exchange her character as an independent republic for that of a State in this confederacy. | One of the conditions precedent of the proposed contract, in the nature of a treaty, was, that her navy should be incorporated with the navy of the United States. That was a component and ma- terial erticle in the treaty, or joint resolutions of annexation. The constitution declares that all treaties are to be considered as * the supreme law of the land.” This treaty, thus proposed on our part, was assented to by Texas, and under it her gallant officers and her people had @ right to ex- pect that her navy should at once be incorporated tite our own. In fulfilment of the treaty of aa- nexation, her veseels of war were all delivered up to our government, and it was expected that their officers would accompany them, and that they would all be furnished with new commissions from our Navy Department, and ordered into actual service. But, after her veseels had been handed over tothe orders of the Navy Department, and al! the benefite of annexation—real or imaginary, it matters not which—an invidious, unjust, pre- posterous distinction was raised between the nav, and its officers. It was pretended that, altho the navy was to be incorporated into our owa, its officers Were no!—as if the officers and the men were not a part of the navy. Will any intelligent man pretend that our old Commodores and other officers are not part and parcel of the navy? They are, in a very important ingredients of the navy, Do they not always style themselves as part of the ee ? Do they not register themselves in the books of the hotels as “of the navy?” Are they not addressed as such in official decuments ? Bo not the people, generally, ard them as much ingredients of the navy as timber, and ropee, and guns of the ships? Ships may be built and equipped in a tew weeks, but it requires years of study, labor and experience to learn haw to to command and manage them. Mogeover, officers devote their time, health, and ive if oat be, to the service. Are they to be considered as interior to the keel, ribs, condemn. ait, sails, and guns! The anchor is the emblem of hope; but where would — any real hope of the an essential the officers of the °T Texas navy were clearly en- titled, by the act of annexation, to be inco: into the navy ofthe United States, and they ought to have bee commissioned instanter. Can aay proposition be clearer? They = not to ask it as & boon, but as un absolute right, necessarily re- sulting from the treaty of . aexation, which is « an supreme law of the is one of positive Mah ty rom which they should not be deprived by any questions of mere iency. jut, for the sake of argument, let us look at this grand ‘question of expediency. What isit? It is urged by some that it will be @ charge on the treasury. But whatcharge? The bill Teported by the Committee on Naval Affairs, last session, pro- vides that “the number of officers to be incorpo- rated shall not exceed one — six lieutemanta, one surgeon, three pursers, and two masters.” Since the period of annexation, the number of of- ficere has been reduced about one-third by death. But suppose they were all alive, what would be the additional expense of adding a bake soma 4 to the number of officers now in the navy? A drop in the bucket—a few thousands to millions as of expenditure—a mere matter of a few dollars and cents. A fair and honest stipulation in a treaty is to be nullitied for the sake of a few paltry doliare. We make nothing of fitting out a squadron, at vast expense, to demand satisfaction from France, Mexi- co, Portugal, or any other powerful nation, and en- force redrees at the cannon’s mouth for injustice done to a merchant; and at the same time we haggle about carrying out the treaty with Texas, lest t should cost a few thousands. This is our conmetency; and consistency is indeed a jewel of great price, ont ta a such paltry nena I LS up sale a it ed — of the navy opposed te the incorporation ve great at rene! for the officers; but thi this reapect is mot oa their opposition to an act of justice—can ‘ake nothing from their well-earned reputation, dollar from their emoluments, or pri full justice be awarded to the Texan cers. Nor will their offices be sinecures if they should be incorporated into our service. They ecamen. would do are good accomplished men, and have done, and again, efficient service if ordered to oe. Nobo 4 doubts the ability and high standing eptein Moore as an officer and rr who is at their head. They did ‘efficient an lent service in their professions in the aa of Texa dare ready to do the same for this Union whenever Wy wee into action. commission fans vy. What @ right to resign and join another service, at his option. The department accepted hie resignation, end he was honorably discharged. He does not now chim rank onthe ground that he once ee to our navy, but simply because, being of the Texan navy at the time of annexa- tion, the two governments agreed thatthe Texan savy, and himself as a part of that navy, should be incorporated into ours. This is his just clai end it is allhe agks. It is, therefore, Pret hin in @ false position to pretend that his right should te struck out of the record because, forsooth, he cance chose to resign his commission in our service to emer that of anothe?. He was invited back by Cur own government, and the goveromeat of Texas ‘ losed the compact, and bad a nght to expect that it would be carried out in good faith. As captun in the Texan nevy, when Texas wa: indepen- dent nation, it would puzzle any statesman or diplomatist to point out in what respect his rank was pot equal to that of @ captain in our navy, or the navy of eny other nation As the fi rst evidence of the understanding and Wishes of Texas in this matrer, we have the mes- sage of her Governor, and the joint Go gg of her Legislature, unanimously ade tothe ef. feetthat be his associates oug . pits to be recognized and admitied to ‘their full rank 1a the United States navy. A clearer case cannot be presented to the jue. tice of Congress and the peuple of the United States. Wasnixa tox, Jaa. 1851. The City Pilling Up—A First Rate Notwe for Sam Houston— John Young— Territorial Officers, &. The city is filling up, and George Law wit be here to-morrow, and then it will be fall. The Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Supreme Court, oceupy the grave minds of each dey; while the President's aotrées, the Smithsonian lecturee, the assemblies, hops, and parties, engross ail classes during the witehing hours of night. There is no end to all the labor,” and idleness, and folly, and extravagance, which men and women indulge in, in this great city of freedoms. A per. eon who wishes to think well of wha g country should never come to Wat hington; indeed, he should stop before he reaches ietenaburahy for that place would give him « poor opinion of the country, for it is 0 dreadful poor pla he New York Branch Mint bill was up in the Honee to-day; and if the good sense and pers-ver- ing efforts of Mr. Br are not thrown aw uyen members yoid of and. I than you will see the bill passed this seseic Letus watch and prey for it amd brother Briggs Gea.