The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1851, Page 3

Religions Intelligence, ‘SERMONS TO-DAY Church, Bookman street—Rev. Dr. Bpring, Tealist Church, Fourth street—Rey. H.R. Nye, Jerusalem Church, Eighth street—Pref. Bush, y Church, University Place—Rev. J. A. tion ‘He Broadway—Mrs. Bishop, evening. Gowerepationst Cbaurch, Hammond street —Rev. Dr. sitadeatere ‘Shurch, Wert Washington Place—Rev. Church of the pipbapy, Btantom street—Rev. Dr. t evening. a eregetional Church, Sixteenth street—Rev. J. RK. evening yy Institute, Broadway— Rev. Mr. Welling- ton, morning. Bi. Jude's Church, Sixth ayenue—Rev, G. 7. Bedell, evening, weeaely Library, Brosdway—Rey. John Grigg, eve- ain, heR ht Rene Dr. Edward Field, Bishop of New- foundland, be translated to the diocess of Nova Bootia, nea tad vacant by the death of the Rey, Dr. a lis. The Right Rev. prelate’s successor in the see ewfoundiand hee at et been nominated. been dismissed from the toral charge of the Presb jos, N.Y., on account of the sta! Rey. Obarles Jerome, lute of Oxford, N. Y., and Rey. were received into the Presbytery of ite late meeting. houre of worship ‘ot the Virst Presbyterian in Hillsdale, N. Y., was dedicated on the J0th A new Presbyterian church was dedicated at Jam: be igi tg on the 2d inst. the late meeting of the Utica Presbytery, Rey. odore Spenoer was dismissed, in order to unite with the Third Presbytery of New York, Rev, R Leigh- tom was also dismiassd to the Presbytery of Cham- lain, and Rey, E. C. Pritchett tothe Rhode Island sociation. Rey, Mr. Pénnison, a graduate of the Unioa Theo- logical Beminary in this city. has been invited to set- tle as colleague with Rev. Dr. Nelson, of Leicester, Massachucette. Rey. J. D Butler, of Norwich, Vermont, has accepted ag to South Danvers, Muss., ia the place of Rev, Rev. Mr. Harris, of Conway, has accepted the call extended to him by the new charch in Pittsfield, Mass President Hopkins has declined the call of the Mercer street church in this city. The church in Cheleca, Masa. has divided, for the purpose of forming » new church, the house of wor- ship not being sufficient fer the growing congregation. By mutual agreement. Mr. Langworthy, the pastor, goes out with » small colony, to worship, for t! prerent, in a commodious hall, and the old society will Obtain another pastor. Repeated and powerful vivals in connection with Lan aad labors, will account Jor this religious prosperity. Mr. J. W. ellman, of Andover Theological Semi. pary, bas Bey called to the Presbyterian church in Dersy, NH, over which for nearly forty years the late Rev. E. L. Parker exercised the ministerial offi Rev. 3 8. Pettie, of the Newark Presbytery (N. has accepted the call of the 0. 8. ohurch in jawreace- burgh, Ind. Rey. J. R. Wilson, pastor of the Chartiers church, near Pittsburgh, has been elested Protessor in Hamp- den Sydney College. Rev. T FM has been installed as pastor of the 0.8 seek, i ‘bana, Ohio, Rey. 8.J. P. Anderson, of Norfolk Va, has accepted # call from the Central church (0. 8.), in 8t. Louis, Rev. Samuel D. Alexander, son of Dr. Alexander, of Princeton, has received a call from the 0.8. church in bag N.J. yy. John T. Duffield, adjunct Professor at Prince- tone Goiese was ordained on the 6th instant. Rev. A. A. Hodge, son of Dr. Hodge, and late a mis- sionary to itlabe d, has received # call trom a church in Maryland. Tbeatrical. Bowery Trratre.—A bill of great attraction is of- fered for to-morrow evening. Every exertion is being made at this popular and prosperous establishment, to hold t sition which it has gained for dramatic celebrity. programme torto-morrow evening con- siets of the new aged spectacle, entitled * Wash- ington, or the Path to Fame and Glory,” with Meeers J. R Scott, H. A Stevens, Tilton, Wi naps and po with the favorite actress, Miss8 Denin, ta the principal characters. This patriovic production ‘will, mo doubt, attract large assemblages. Miss Hiffert will sing ene of her favorite ballads ; and the other jece, which will commence the performances, will be he amuring comedietta of “Crimson Crimes.” Ham- Dlin seems determined to preserve his great fameas a theatrical manager, and hence his feo success. Brospw ay Treatax —This establishment has never been so successful with any piece as that of the \d magnificent spectacle of “ Fausta has drawn immense houses for the past fi It will be produced, sagas iy for tl renin, an actress atic appear wd followed the romantic and imp: pectaol bs Pers Reith Mesere. oy Conway. mY Bhaw, and Madam = cipal characters. Tho widge, and a Mrs, Abbott in the pria- S can relish « good treat 1 viait the enter this week. Bourron'’s Tiearne.~ One of the best bills of the sea- son is offered tor the entertainment to morrow eve ning The amusements will commence with Gold- th’s comedy of “She Stoops to Conquer,” with Burton, toate, Blake, Jordan, and Johaston, Mrs. Bkerrett' and Hughes, in the priacipal This il be followed by a ay dance 5 tra will play the musements wil ae called, the “W tal for rome time will be pt seasen, oba Sosursiioal "Ehie piece will no i nse audienoe to-morrow eve. are informed, be produced in the utmort splendor. Narienat Tueatne.—Purdy, the great theatrical captain of this establishment, seems fetermined to! meke the National « favorite resort, if hard work and untiring industry do it, To morrow evening the performances commen: entitle “ Child of the Regim . Miss Mal- via will dan new mediey, i la militaire This will be followed by anew drama written expressly for ‘the National. called the “Seamstress of New Yor! which will embrace in ite cast the whole of Purdy’s telented comedians The orchestra will next play the overture to Zampe, aud the amusements will termi- nate with ‘Servants by Legacy.” This is a great bill, |, no doubt, will draw @ tull house. ‘s Lrexem.—This popular establish: achieved @ most “World's Fair” is attrac gant audiences nightl, to hare ow Tun, as sc Dut semothis icited apy a of the moment nehiche although bar of Of a moze levitimate order, forms the li ) h occasional productions as “Pol oe Aa ibe repanotion of this extends. it will continue to a. atl larger it fe a thing that may be seen oftentimes oh representation, To = geod ye produced. whicl ly trom the Lyceum, a called y will peotally and exclusi den, to the Lyeeum in ‘The title. Brougham cbaracters, much amusement m: Banyem's Museum —This place of popular resort and ¢f, par excellence, family entertainment, has mani ed, the past week, ite usual alacrity, sagacity, tact and enierprise, and we have to record bat the customary treshet of success that seems ever to greet its v: pk varying list of attractions. TI yw moral drama “heme pettoes of Pati drawa well, and ey very handsomely periormed ‘Beauty and the Beast” bar not dim! shed in the least in popularity, for, on Saturdey night, there was not stending room Jeft for one to witness it. To-morrow these novelties are to be repeated. —The two comic Gossin and Do- the: he | th sig o' “the firet class is now the strong feature at the if they will only giv Bowery Amphitheatre. Supreme Court. GENERAL La — % fere Hon. Judges hdmonds, wards at Me Haleos” Corpus —Ernest Mosher, charged jewelry and plate to « large amount, from his former employer, Mr. Hartnett, in London, sae Ween before the court on a writ of a corpus. A. Phillips, sou ved for Distetot ris might have an ©; djournedy ‘until Pre l4— a +1 ‘a Cell, reported yeaterday, for siete io be oy the jury retarned a verdict f it, of $11 we ‘samount will compel the platatif to pay all conte.) ———————— ¢ Homestead Art-Union.—This pond me ution, and, therefore, all the objeovio Dave been urged against rrize have no f pri ine] oat 8% neta Silishel at received at . Leokisk Je Glace and Pisvuee Btors, 106 Fulton wt, “The Picee to ye them,.”"—If you pt Brooks's, No. ¥ = A call at Brooks's, Av) shape of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, now wee. Leip selling at lowe prices {hea the wame quali osm be bought for elsewhere in this city. Phalon’s Magie H it or © bin b» LOW Brot Si'Day vnewets and by aif doe the ‘tecnaie city and coun’ Haw 2 pen A Instantaneous Li- phia, timers, ine at he mrahetervers 4 gable most beware of 00 sae. I+ ie for tale EMT Rew ae | alate a BAYARD, put them im order, and th can. } whe ails you if you $1 per bottle. 102 Among all she pectin ES taxes, we ow at an cee tee oye? ovation snd facilities of access are dom f tha new village of College Point, resently Jaid ont, about » quarter of «mile trom Flasnidg, on, the of that ‘Perhapa this delightful ‘spot will be bet @ Stratton Farm thi aay Koy name, d witb it w sob howlodge that exlat wishia York le vight , which brio ge pl ‘apart dsnsar, inell thaticenaere proximity of importance, as they Appear to be through the telescope, traverses that tistance hour, ane thus h of the @ vill hing ce vink W Willismsburgh, wo that tis y land or water, with almost equal Bt park in tre. Bteamboa -s can land passen- rere at the village dorks ‘et all tim men of th lass ean lie afloat at high water. desers. Longley & Flamwer, men of m id Her! oned integrity | at this de oot ‘The Edy cil f Lori 800, but of thes ie oa ue iy ect 20 at $75 cache “They will doen be go wilte $150 each; so that om charting early. Thoee nN wish to 9 ye burehase late, are invite mente to Brages are rondy o’slork in the morning” ger eerenenenceee The Atlantic is Sate! a fones, 14 Ann street, will sell Boot: per than ever, in cop~ tequence of that and t fall of ‘the stool pigwon gang. Justice is slow but sure. JONATHAN WILD, the Youager, rrange- tart thither by 9 MONEY MARKET. Batunvay, Feb. 15—6 P. M. The stock market opened a li:tie heavy this mora- ing; but no more so than might have been expected after the improvement of the previous two days. The causes which have been at work to depress price, not entirely passed away, and we must be pre- pared for occarional reactions in the market. It will, without doubt, be some time before speculation will again become so extended as it has been for some- time past; but it must be borne in mind that most o’ the fancies have fallen off a large per cent—that ope- rators are looking for the usual spring rise—that money is not only plenty,but daily becom'ms more abun- dant—and, more than all these, that there are stocks on the liet cheap enough to purchase at present prio It would not do for speculators to enter the market and take hold of the fancies promiscuously, as there are many dangerous to touch, at any price. By juli- cious selection, there is very little risk in operating for a rise, and money will be made on the leading railroad stocks, at current rates. Morris Canal, Long Island Canton Com pany, and Erie Railroad stock,are very un- certain securities to touch, and it would be better to let them alone. Harlem, Norwich, Portsmouth Dry Dock, Edgeworth Company, and Stonington Railroad bonds of all kinds, are safe purchases at present prices Go- vernment and State stocks are too high to purchase for investm or om speculation. There are several stocks we have omitted, because at presemv their posi- tion is rather equivocal, and the course they are likely to take, doubtful. Something definite may transpire jn a few days, when we shall be able to tell more about them. Another speculative movement will, without doubt, be confined principally to the stocks we have named above as having a margin for a rise, and trans, actions within the past fewdays show that they are favorites with speculators. At the first board to-day, Erie Income bonds declined 3; per cent; Edgewerth Company, {; Morris Canal, {; Portsmouth Dry Dock, ‘4; Farmers’ Loan, %; Norwich and Worcester, \; Reading Railroad, 34; Stonington, 4 ; Erie Railroad, 34. Canton Company advanced 1}¢ per cent; Mohawk 1%; New Jersey Mining Company closed at yesterday's prices. When this etock is better known it will com- mand better prices. Harlem was quite active to-day, and closed firm, The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $76,253 34; drafts paid, $56,614 61; mint certificates paid, $972,974. Balanse on band, including mint certificates, $4,578,986 69. The amount of coal transported on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, during the week ending the 13th inst., was 12865 tons. Total this year, 254692 tons; same time last year, 145,188 tons; increase this year, 139,384 tons. It was state: day or two since, that a bill had pased the legislature of Virginia, authorizing a sub- scription, by the State, of two-fifths of $800,000 to the Manarras Gap Reilroad Company. We now learn from the Alexandria Gazette, that the company has con- tracted with Mr. James Dunlap, ef Petersburg sgent for the manufacturers in W: for the delivery at Alexandria of 2,750 tons of railroad iron. The rail® are to be of the T pattern, similar to those on the Read- ing railread, fifty.two pounds to the yard, and to be 0, the best quality The surveys, heretofore ordered to bs made, have been completed to the top of the Ridge, and the chief engineer has been ordered to proceed forth- with with the surveys to Harrisonburg. Thirty-two miles of the road are now under contract, and the re- mainder, to the top of the Ridge, will be contracted for by the 25th inst. The people of Petersburg, Va., have decided that the city, in its corporate capacity, should make am addi- tional subscription of $200,000 to the stook of the South Bide Railroad Company. The vote-was 235 in favorand seven against It. The Southwark and Moyamensing Gas Company have declared,out of the profits of the last six mo: hs 8 dividend of four per (cent, payableon and after th ‘ 16th inst. The Mercantile Mutual [nsura: Com. pany have declared a dividend of twenty per cent on the earned premiums for the year ending the Sist ult. for which sorip will be issued on and after let of March. Qompany of the State of Pennsylvania bave declared a dividend of seven per cont from the profits of the last six months, payable on demand, Atarecent meeting at Utica, N. Y., of those favor. able to the building of a roadto run trom that place and intersect the New York and Erie Railroad, com- mittee reported in favor of laying the route through the valley of the Unadills and Susquehannah, cutting the New York and Erie road at Deposit, term'nus, with « branch from « point four miles north for the purpose of receiving coal. The road will be 84 miles long, and will cost $1,680,000. A committee was ap- painted to draw up articles of association. The directors of the Hudson River Railroad Com- pany have recently concladed an arrangement by which they secure the entire control of the Troy and Greenbush Railroad, which they design to connect with their own,and thus not only reap the benefit from the great Western lines which terminate at Al- Dany, but also to reach the termination of the Nortn- ern lines which terminate at Troy. By this arrar, ment a continuous northern line will be formed from New York city to Burlington, Vt., and when the Iud- ton River road is finished, « person may leave the city in the morning and retire to rest in Burlington at an early hour the same evening. Steck Exchange. % 38) aha Long Inland RR 3 bis $1000 Tn. 3000 Indian: Eris 2000 Brie 8 she Del 4 ry Raxegorth Co mee Farmers Trust 100 do ow 65 ‘ m0 Portenouth DD ae 4 1s tu Riv RR st 0 RR pref 110 yy ab “a eheR Be THE BAUL SBASON. PP\GR FIRST GRAND forR sol. Tike OF THE New YORK @ Ot Niblo’s, on Monday % ‘To be bad of the mem~ J. CONNERY, Comdt, iS FOR NEW ORLA: ANS AND Saat =, ft, care for Wete Oty ara a be forwarded with caw, ‘Gamp surest, New Gileans, et the whole, poy ay are tis wita shelved. ‘Tha second stories are’ iched for that parpose; and the Snished a8 parlors an be no with Pearl Btres isos rented on the' fret of May last, for ollars, aod will command ® much Ii suing your, Bale pesitive I ‘the highs . H BULL ™ wink yneer, 7 Wall street. © BLEECKER lat public auction, at the of New Yok on the 19th for cash. eigh ham y of February inst of the capital stock of BE VILLAGE OF COLLEGE POINT.—WHO WANTS A home in the suburbe” Probably no village evar laid ou? ighborhood of New York has attracted, at the outset, of publis attention as this now village of Cols Alshough the lote have, only just boon broughe arket, two hundred are already sold! One thing which has rendered the location popular, is its we | known here it is, within suoh a pleasant distance from and the eight miles which inturvene are traversed hourly. Such of our r ree are familiar hing Bay will, of course, an of Cole solange ath " Point y into the 30 all times cf the tides The streets, which are. Bis xt} width, rug at right angles over the gentle swell o! ‘Geek é00n to aye seasbart With Randsdine cottages, aud the seat of = flourish ur: nna 6 onnected with Piceh fro rde, by & plas Fisatiog eh pace ha Principal streets & Mes a prietors, ar mn of integrity th as: ‘snd wine dvantages of their bomutifal will jite, Vy f the &0 lots into which it is di for the nox? e $150, Pure ber of lots for an entire To those who wish to live be- yond the dust a and ates of New Vork, an: to escape ite ¢xorbitent rents heavy taxes, this now village of Col Pola) t offers a testes le He opportunity for investmer PONGLEY & ¥ may be seen, at any hour, ale office, 227 Wooster cox ai UseneN TS. yosiad tha Otead fate BVENING, FRB. 17, ram ton: Rale ct Jeary Msieae, we i ania: Caled eae a a a is ist Ralsiobe, dsr. Jordan “Teedans Realty yy Me 8, Soranne, Mrs. Waloot; Ly. to whic, the comecictta af ANON cine Bright, Mr, W isane: Tremor Bokos, 25 conta; 2 . Doo! iste conta ate. Te Open at SS ber setice. am TBEDUCTION OF PRiCRS —PaRgue we Flacd Opera Boute'* it ea ooard: coasts Yomily ita at ry aD e jt ‘ac. Doors oe aay Say Ress faeuanre Spenes squatter tote tomtasen Me paet 7. OOP at Cindiakese salted Ve cine Seat | ANGE Since oust acites Snektn ets Tony Lumpkin. Mey Barton; Mr Hatuoate ars. Hae nt sacs, they lensed she above cota dlieh Fancy Dance by Mie W tlvers, Secon p pew cosmo aime se seeeee Mace pees sree ol.tan Prematuri any angele: Ymudge, Mrs. Rane ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOGE 17, the performance will Afur which, the siuatJobe Pa: ux from La Giselle. FAIR; or Columbia im the ©! 0! ho Broughem, Juno Fetrualis, Mr. W. Wary Taylor. To conclude with T IN BOY. Bdmiseion reas circle and pai ceuts; Family circle £5 e Doors open at 6) rhredly: begin a7. riba en eriaiamante Th ee a Eee Feb. Hi en 1 Tae CHILD OF THE REGIMENT-Supploe, Mer Bex Woes, t time don; Madclanee Mise K. Mestayer. {aire Miss Malvits. To be follows \ drama, entitled THE SEAMSTRESS oF Netw" i rq be, The Viciseitud Mr. Rollen, Mr. C Taylor; ount dele Tour, Ls aa o, Mise EB. Overture t To conclude "yaw farce of SERV ON Cac Y. Boxes 25 poly ry Pee 0 Commence wt 7. RCHANICS' HALL, d street—Open'e The origi ii rt (pny BY 1234- Doors open at 66 KY BROAD way. ABOV! the week ant: re CuURIsTY ext, Pet ruary 18th, Baturday nex, Washi al Ben gton's commencing at 3 o'clock, FA ONzST BAD VILLAGE, ON THE EIGHTS Avenue.—The Subsoriber offers for sale tho romaia- ing thirty-two lote in the above village, at the low price of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars eac! io can remain on bond and mort ral h ready bi r home fer his children, for e will be worth $1,000’ each. For rmation, aud Barebase, apply. io SAMUEL F. DANTOL: Window Shade archouse, 17S and 177 William street, neat [,ELLOWS' OPERA tween Howard and ts. —The manager bo, tiven to al sNlewentes ol months, by the Nae indeen bim oe Bur= Ballo ae Heahies tergoony for the pee ey of outa Doors spon at bait It 65 past 7 0’ moloek, ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR “CLCY PRO- —A yaluable Farm, situated in Liviagston, Essex Ww y, containing one hundred and sixte: Hab “iivided into wood sad mysdow; also a fine in full bes ring, fogethes with other feuite ia sbundanoe, ‘The buildings are Ia located. For partiou! Oran d order and beautifull are N.d.or todas. nae It, 196 Front of AARON QUIN dew 1 pe ar THE FLOURISH! ‘Tarryto} beautiful resid 3 withii walk to the railroad if mb A ne one bill purehiass with= out viewing the prem’ ion will be une necessary. Inquire of B. J. MESEROLE, an aid village, FOR SALE-ON MosT LIBERAL TERMS THE NEW three story and basement Brick House, known as No. § Perry street, every way desirable for a, genteel family, having all the modern improvements, hot and cold water, Fas bath room, Bey Can be seen only from 3 to 5 clock aily. Inquire of CHAS. B. HUNTINGTON, 29 Wall st. OR SALE—THE 81X » GOOD WILL, AND = tures, and two years’ lease, from the first of Dilliard ~ nd bar, now doi greatest thoroughfares in the cit; y Bee ‘ons will be or ing. office, stating where au imterview may be B. bad. 0 PRINTERS.— FOR Lag Jo BECOND-HAND 6 inches ram and” ae 29 and 31 Gold street. HATTERS.—A RARE CHANCE [8 0) ED TO & person wishing to engage in the retail hat trade, whare & business is well established. | Apply at No: ry Grand street, Wi a box No.6, Williameborgn Post Of H OUFE IN BROAp WAY. TO LET —TO IMPORTING Merchants and lot, a house in mig bo at No. #4 Brot hydraulic pre wrought iron ey: Falton,st:oet, to be to suit spplicants. App! ‘ROM 7ae 3i iret oF iy mare, rane 6 stor (5 Broad of she lenge and co priviteges of fambing CN fa the house. En f Also apartments in A. J. Garveys, orna- premises. 0 LET—THE STORE AND BASEMENT STORE, (together or copenstely, ) No. 8 Murray street, near Broseway. Apply between 1i and 2 o'clock, to r ja! WOOD, 49 Front street, up stairs, ITHOUT SBILDRSH, DESIRING iemt apartments, of moderate rent, ane ir ¥ \deess at Mr. Wiekermani apothecary store, No. 14 Mudson street, where further inf. mation may bebad. References exchanged, __ MOUSES, ROOMS, dc., WANTED, Fpjousr ND Lor.— — WANTED TC TO PUR PUROHAS \nry gece ty, for which s pait in yment. yr, box LS! OUSE wraxean. FROM Isr MAY NEXT—A TWO koh een improvements, plea~ ote, with description, location, 207 West Twenty-fourth strove ail fam: Keferonoes ox stating locatic hborhood. le Radsese me Beat the rei Ottice, ] terms. V ANTRD—& ‘THREE oR yous STORY ROUSE, IN Must be withiaa block of Bro away, Fourth streets, Ad- diese G. D. W 4NtED-ENTR IMWEDIATELY—A SMALL EREU ties, reyes! for a temporary Maru business will be ned to the use of ‘ano moderate, and po etjections t either in Ni Possible. York or Brock! A mens eet , 01 suited te 2. respes having weha proper B. jevter) ten. No statis private Seerding bouse Ginga 8 tear oft a tei ie hestion to a ho or ity | mm B0- afaney it nigh of reference from bi p don 2 324 Post Omer thay BITUATION, AS BA retail cloth! xperience in ount of cvuntry trade. cighbering city, am Address J. fuenee a feir C., Herald office. W4nztn-4 MAN THOROUGHLY acgu AINTED rotail stationery and account book basiness, 4 bave the charge ying and selling an en’ a mm to be opened about the latter part of April 133 Peat Htreet. Apply at 78 Poatl street, corver mat Maly i ‘tied tery. ANTED—A FIRST-RATE oe. = wae GENTLEMAN TO familiar paper or magi way of trapelations, M FRENCH IS JCST AS would like to be connected with « out will be given. Apply Tt Rp GOOD CUTTER WANTS A teal establishment; has had some 4 ware practical experience. Inquire of RB. EB. Potts, 9 reet. steal y M ‘the Brie Railr: will close at 3% 2. M. The Library room has re- feted up, and te tod with gas, ry dorarys Te will nitate on Mor ‘ening. PUNCTUAL members of the above e next regular night of at 7 o'elook) in Hy reais uneve * Z ow RUDSWRLL, We i. _U. Menwerriy, See'y. pro tem, LOST &, REWARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY T ow going through Nassar stecet te Chath con wenty d and, sundry papers, of no ‘vatae but Whoever will rete ie same to George W. puldwin, Si Joha street. will reeeive the above rower agyans, on 4, Jroreerion, ON BITHER of the wi mm 90 Thi em the 18th im back of the wateh, lovee hs aay a ‘iret teu Pry te she eee the soos reward wi ed YORE AMPRITABATEE, = BOWERY: - June & Yo., Proprieto February i the two clowns! GOSSIN AND NALD. | SON will each open a fresh badget of Fan Wit and Bon d diversified Sbibition in the vircte, at in the profession, by miss Wells, Messrs. Be. C Ni Mel Franklin, Rivers, Runnale, dies will be ait Wy thet 76 Ww a aa iD did ‘tural Bi 4d THE VILLAGE COQEBTTE—Lu Rivers; Auwette. Mise Wells. Admienton 2 crate Pin are bri Pry ita MN Savane. Mr. 150 in the United Stat tists, who are selected for dneis variety of in’ noon and oveningy Tor seni stot bills fe each ‘ay Pemetey or —_ 1 Fron tioular Noti: ereafte: rm pce os ey, and Seturday sflernesas, eb oh ws be Sumitted at half-price. Descriptive eatologu: conte. Open every evening at Was! way. Deore open at 7, to commen: w farce of SuuY ANTS 1 a ne house for hanfrau & Thorne, dealings wit th them he astea {a accordance with the seriovest and honer, consented to relinquish their conduct, Mr. Marcteok very he Opera House for s ing, Feb. 22d. tee pear in ven in — oe tn joe Buovcnan, Bec CR i at oe Also, the entire Opers Company’ aut e a Denmperrs ard Kind Youre" ba Gia ental 6, Seek Coscd oseteats yene, Comeds, Grand Orernasd Vaudeville Amphitheatre, Bilty Cente” hy | reid BENEFIT TO A. H. PI Y - aager of Theatre — Fhe Conimittee vt arvauce: te rer sertetion snnounce that the abo 474 will take ‘Tokers, ‘ons’! Dolla Ce au, J. On* ley, Sop ee Ditsbert, Aidit ore Smith, wpe ou B. Thompson. Carthy, Capt. W. 8. Wiliis- Enver Pox. etersehes, w. cliansoock, 3 Br L. ©. Grim ° Hayes, enough, rown Mickeys aR vis, . Gattuey, Lie Ward. G. W. TAYLOR, Chairman. E.D. Ewen, Paprer ig ', Bowres, Tressurer. Admirsion, a8 usual, 25 cente, BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM—P, 7. BARNUM, Proprietor anager Assistant Bans 008, Saloon P tran nce in the © Admitta ree 0 to the Museum, and to each saloom pertormanc 25 cents— children under ten, 1244 cents. Extraordinar: Sitractions; evenii beau Mtal oral éram: vs ey i Petites oF Logie de Sin, brat Al sfiog OF; pha toil, Mr. unde: parermences in the saloos Eid CRASHER. OOMS, 46 BROADWA <-weoLes 1 of Ireland, painved by the faken within th I ing, at Poa See ‘handbiile : R. EDMOND '8 FRENCH CHORAUSING- Giasoer The opening will take place on Monday, 84 Great Jo t. | Terme--$0 ia advanoe y: wiee @ week, in the De—Mouday amd Thu ies’ Le ae from 7 to 8. SatrErs COSMORAMAS CORNER oF BROADWAY Thirteenth street.—The fret secti Solicotion of twenty-eix views of Ruro} Fa the Boly Land, Beypt, Nubia, and ‘Arabia, will be ext until the eighth ; after that date, all these wil replaced by new views exeally taterentiog. MISCELLAN EOUs SMALL LoT OF HIGH HIGH COLORED, LONG BREED Canary Dirds, to be sold b athe lot, singly, or im pairs, to Pyrrghasers. ‘Srwly "at" sib Wenth ‘street, botwoen ave= Ae bees Benne OF EVERY DESCRIPTION oa painted to order. Also, cords. ti ut Manufsotory 27 Spruce oe wil OXIDE oF ZING “TWENTY TOMS DRY, AT THREE | anda half cents 10,000 pounds of tine, in ine nots, which has bets i 0 d remele three cents peund apply to Joh» ‘er and To amsburg!. KEF AND MUTTON.—THOMAS B. BROADWAY is rip, st Dutehees County Beef a1 that has come to the eity this wil is selling at very reasonable prices, at bis old stand, ton Markot, corner of Canal and Washington ste, i Tae | cessary to advise their friends per ‘ ft, Serymeer & Co., wi Tecetve samples 0 Wines of thetr importati Wines, hs ted, as heretofore, ing broke riques, 9 Wall sureet git Hala BYE ALEXANDE: ‘8 TRIQOBAPAE — aia eolobrated Mair Dro has beem in use about fi Ey ks t the Bole avente, Philadelphie, 1G BUGS AND BED BUGS. The ¢ British Pair, Are found (unsought) at And, though it grieves Like our own blood suckers, they But Lyon's powder soon will be Fired in among the enemy; Porat the Pair twill be agreed That ‘tis the insect bane inde To things with mandib Yet nate to fee When they hear Good Heavens! wo Orders (this prophecy rel Will come by scores to Mr. Lyon. Principal depot, 4 420 Broalway: Re BUNIONS and Plasters for corns and da few applications often cure th without the leset isconvoniet Ul the 5 a val drs, Lit otice, ‘Litem ie dice. Aird door below Wall streets 476 BROADWAY, BETW: white front bh most celebrated an Hager’ Liziment = Life by ORNB!! rf ed Sold eK heonly article tore the bair, iroumstances. aah. R KELLINGER'S mas IC FLOID 18 CBRT renew the hair, if n ot, ha eka ee eed as hing. le Brother, 200 Pearl ntreet Lt it teridences, or at hor ‘own dwell by my A beginners, $9 thoee advanced, $12 Apply to 8. C., Herald offic ~ BOARDING, &e ko ru ISHED BEDRO fast sed tea if req ring street—will board for the tndy only. in a email pet with widow Indy preferred. Address, with particulars, larry, Herald cffice. iF FINE ANTS. IS SAFER —a SPLENDID RINT or ali the steamers of th VAR ATLANTIC the above, am ty in Pobraar. reby oarneatly requested to Tet or if any persons who ace quainted with him should know where he ia, they with confer thor. Oy letter or sthorwise, USSBN, 155 Washington eset, pits DOWN o Oka meer, Smith & | ti hair. | Maz i in Boster t Large family botties at $1; $3 | AMUSEMENTS IN N PHILADELPHIA, M, PHT LADELP Pata. ar bh BaR- and Mi Hen: ai fuceees of the Sexu SS | Thepress of Phivadelphis are load’ | talents a Freé eri: riner, the cele jovial Perees, Singing. and Dan | facture Becm. 4 bee: A INTERESTING INT ELLIGENCE FROM LIBERIA, Message of President Roberts to the Senate and House of Squats. Condition and Deasnsate of the New Republic, &e., &e., &e By the bark Edgar, which arrived at this port yesterday, from Monrovia, we have received in- telligence concerning the republic of Liberia to the 18:h of December last From the information we have received, we are inclined to believe the republic ia in a very prosperous condition, and bids fair to increase in population, wealth, power, and resources. The fotlowing is a synopsia of President Roberts’ annua! message to the Liberian Congress, which we copy from the Liberia Herald :-— Gentlemen ef the Senate and House of Representatives It ie with the greatest pleasure that I again meet you in this new session of the Legislature. The great urposes for which you have assembled, are—first, for foe redress oF public grievances; and secondly, for making such laws as the goers good may require. ‘Therefore, the labors in which you ave about to en- gage are of the most important nature, and lie at the i foundation of thefuture welfare 4 happiness ¢ people of this republic tly changing avoocations gent people, it may often dient vitherto make new |, or modify of day evening, Fel bjec juther, or the Principles of he Bsdoraseaie *Fckers od the course, 3s: ening, M cents. To be had at the book stores of ford, Mr. Crowen, and Mr. Kernot, Broadway, aud | atthe door | | R*}; JOHN PIERPONT, OF BOSTON, WILL DE- liver & Poem on Progress, before the Phrenological So- tom Hall on Wedacsdas evening next, at half- o'clock. Admittance, 12 o1 ____ fae | WORLD'S FAIR, yy ORLD’S 3 FAIR “ART UNION, | INCORI FoRarEs Pf # New York ao | axe OR HOW TO win Professor Lo ot London, havi ~— dress, om rece! ATRIMONY MADE E. hough not least iy ease shot cetesiien is | ‘Address Professor LA x from the Post Office un! rahe vestaie te Kepeid BAxgortae METROPOLTS—CAPITAL 2,000, <The books of subscription to the oapital stock of bis bank, will be opened by, & Committee of the D bh ut Ward ork, on 7. eodey, jery Dew York Sun, of nto Mr. 8 . The undersigned d phaypiaignm, 4 a fe Curiore any of m: | cay former season, and we fee! bation of joalers in all sections Visite ported ues of Aslan, nae st pricce jepené solely on thie het having olse pared fer tl SS and 35 John strect, REMOVALS. = MOVAL—BUDSON & ROBERTSON RAVE RE- street, to their new sto ay. mt) pti thier fee. Sou t etook of staple and fanc: hem and Weetern trade, whic. orable terms. —d. STOUVENEL # 00. & street to No. 504 heat, oar. x Gor yoPniladntehin and White Ach from lowent market rates. Nw, YORK AN and Philadelphia Boaedsig st bard VA Monae SP Woe feos ot ‘alpet street. or repeal old ones—and for this the constant reour- rence of our el rovides, by bringing from all rts of the r egislators, who have learned rom the peeple themeelves t! otical eperations of old laws, and the necessity ot enacting It affords me unspeakable satistaction to be able to inform you that during the past year our beloved country has been greatly favored an: unusual degree of has been dispensed to it tehesanie in no Tr has greater atte aid to egricalture, and the earth has re- bors of the husbandman with abundant _., the commercial operations of our me) been greatly extended. Indeed, the gress of geneial improvement, throughout the public, was never more encouraging than at the pre- rent time. besoin. | of a very serious character has oceurred to disturb the b home, or the friendly relatio govermment and foreign powers. or the uati® around us. Inthe midst of these blessings, howeverythe ment have not be altogether exempted from per- Plexing difficulties and embarrasanents fe pena sol ~exce| aging about ten miles of seacoast —the political jurisdiction of the republic extends to the entrance of the river She This jarisdiction —com pevmating the notorious Gallinas—hbas been regularly end foam ly ceded to this government byt ative per tors. The native title to soll of several ot theee trects has bees exting —the deeds for which will be laid before you id ne- gotiations are now pending for the extinction of the patir tle to the soli of the whole of them. And I ed rehend no great difficulty in beingjable, soon, to aoe sees ™ fotistions to favorabie termination. The pri Miculty, hitherto, has been the want of apps the large advances demanded by the chiefs. 'T am happy to state that this embarrassment bas been partially removed By the Liberia packet, in Beptember last, the Becretary of the Treasury received from Rev. Wm. McLain, Secretary and Treasurer of the American Colonization Society, an invoice of mer- chandise amounting to three thousand eight hundred and thirty four doilars, to ald this government in the purchase of territory. This assistance ie very oppor- tune, and en us under renewed obligations to the friends of Liberia and of Afiica. in the United States. No time shall be lest in applying this amount te the purpote for which it was granted. Ibex, also, to state here that I have drawn on our good friend, 8 Gurney, Eequtre, London, tor £500 of his donation—which bill, he writes me, will be honored. Ir Soares of the political jurisdiction over those ties is exceedingly important, inasmuch asiteffectually abolishes the slive trade from this part of the African coant, and e to extend a wholesome and beneficial influence over the tribes inhabiting them And Iam happy in being able to inform the Legislature that the intiuence of the government is already produci among the aborigines of this district. —— there is evidently a great and impor! lution commenced in the condition ot our tive population, which is now rapialy going for the goveram. jug Messures tor promoting "Gas epecdily to respectability and and only needs, on the part of and encou zation, to ri It is very evident that the re Be are nies more rapidly at present then et any There are more instances of laborious them every year. It used to be said tl bit of labor. inion. There are now em, of ver: sundry artio! ot commerce, they are in thet ete of aallesting, ‘the procure their supply of foreign manufactures And there can be no question that the current is setti more strongly in encouraging appearances however, h to be accomplished before thie peo- rally agg the proper standard of rational ortal beings. ‘According to the | holds jurisdiction ovens com>! the lowest computation, jundred thousand of the aboriginal Inhabitants, who are almost in total f God, his law,'and the plan of salvation, ¢ also to be taught mearly all the useful wi Gutles io reference to ligtous light? This gov uardianship of these peri ve claims upon us our owncharacteras peepl they do all in our power to impart to of civilization and religion, They are entitled. as citi- zens of this government, for such they are, to juatioe in all our dealings with them. to education im the use- ful arte and sciences, and in the principles aad duties of the Christian religion. Ina word. they havea right expect, and to receive from our civil and religious communities combined that sort of education and which will raise them. ultimately, to the en- of all the biersings of civilizatio€ —ths righte privileges of freemen—and make them aseful citi- oot thie vepente. This I conceive to be the pre- cise object of the government. And if we full not three duties, which ong W naturally out of our connec- tion with, and relation to them, we cannot avoid the imputations—which, by the have already been falsely charged agatnet us—of injastioe, unkindoe ss, and uplaithiulness to thy 5 The obiets of several ‘tribes within our jurisdiction have recently expressed to mean earnest wish to missionaries and rehools ¢ ple. who, they say. ere an«: And there is nothing no: Prevent the ee of eho pec Fincerely hope the time le mot distaut whan this aim. culty will be removed. and that the present generation have lights kindled in all their borders that You are not ignorant, which d, at oe time, orented ao little eon- cern for the preservation of the authority and influence of the government In reference to the a this go tonal! ‘various tteelt ty ot oflectually cured, ears, progress of every le for hele bemefit by proper with unprineipled civilized, if I may employ the term, men, who virit them for the purposes of trade, Mesy of the natives complain, and justly too that moral: of their youth are corrupted by bad jp B proofs as weil, also, as by some ith them, This ise well of incalculable inj the natives, and seriourly retards their olviliat! As we would hope to promote their welfare, this evil mort, in rome way, by the wisdom of the Leguslature, ey removed. It can be cone effrotually in one way, in one way only; and that is, a¢ | recommended to ‘he Legislature on « former occasion. ‘that the govern. ment interpore and reculate the manner of conduct- ing trade with the natiy of our own people who ti known fect’ and the cau I, therefore “serneotiy recommend, that in future all trading. establishments con: 4 with the natives je in reference the intiuence which pected to exert over the made fo bear upon ich way veut Jn operation tor the oly rT latetiootent of the — Tt afforde m: Lepisiature ceeded in settling the diMouits tween Kings BD tl joation with the interior ber ef that eeotion. aud which has prodaced inoal- culable sufferings among the inhabita ‘® large pertion of the Grad an Kings Dour wee and themeely Littio Basse territories have role ‘ 'e