The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1851, Page 3

tenner Pasi wl ent, per jPasisers mest A benee 1 NOFIOR TER by an Dramat nie Mistinpatehed s April. Tickets, 86 eur, 3G, Bios =" 37 Bowery ; of aay F Mirady koa ‘Thotes §. Bambiin, . solicited, zw NORK, MARCH 19TH, 1861,—T Hi N*, aly. . Haaeic atlenal enn erear jondsy, t7th instant. $f. the udorsipned steward Bri Je. Wi ‘ateom, J = Onden Et ant ve o'clock, bere will fy o jock for.trangaat ion ot peg 3F. ‘and'at the office of the Astor of tickets is necessary limited, i Mey, Dinnes will b Mi ‘TSE MAILS lowe at this office at 10} we Letters for the ‘SL conte sash rete. M. V. BRADY, P.M. SOCIETY | or celebrate their Plonse meet-at RNEY, Secretary, YORK MERALD GUARD. The regular deill of N®%: company will take place this evening, at Centre Marner, (upper room.) Punosval atuen oro M. Buyrn, Orderly. 8 mes JOHN CONNERY, Comd’t, ceanary, ouns HOPE VILLAG —THE MEMARRS OF CHE LSEA LODGE. © No. #4, rk requ d te be punctual im their attend~ ace on Mon i. Mas eS ', a8 business ,of vast im- portazce will be Wrought’ “bi ration. By order of Ly OB MUYLER’ Trustees. Tacos SN‘ DER, | 1. 8.07% #8, Mon resnce, Telative tothe te Lodge, will nt before By order of _Wa, Jonzs, Jn., Seoretary. N.@. oe ‘and Workin, me held at Military Hail, h instant, at 8 CONVENTION OF COLORED CIT’ convene this evening, ct Shil Prince and Marion etreets, to con bjects of Emigratio ed other matter: x the ffeoting th Education, Agi 1ZEN3 WILL hh Prowbyterian Church, Pugiti' THE BALL L SEASON. GRAND ASSEMBLY. OF, TA jed ath vosant Insurance ay. corner of Brcome street and Frangemente. Fel & 8 gotnen of Fulton and Ni Enquirer Otlice, ren, 243 Bleecker street; Dep. Poon )bu re of John oy. B. Orang Raton, FN Armet "Fs \. CARRY, Secretary. a. 0. M William to ba emmell, Willi a ae jowery; Committee ‘Odd Feliowy’ Bail; Jamas W. Pee: t 5 'e] nee H. Per- Bains ora tene fe © Sow, 287 Broudwa street. N. ATIONAL ACADEMY nd of the Agetom: . w ready for the rece eansel exbibinies rt rks in order that chey may be sont for frou the 1th to dor of the Council. Corresponding Seoretary. N. A. sew 3 ine) ees. I SHBIOGUE, oy perl are ‘olleoted. Adgrens ario wita Pertraits of of the first artists. and readable, s—every article readal inte interest, Now road: ¥ i (late Hot w write: reasonable terms. ‘ak G.L, DUYOKINCK P str prosperity. marvels of REPORT ON GAMBLING AND GAMBLING it a cvecial yo the Ne in New York, m Association f-r (he Supprersiva of y Tabernacle on the 20th oe the other en published at 87 Cha! Beeb Keres Price, 25 cents street, aud i RVING BANK.—THE WHOLE AMoU taken, will commen: H ctising this art, without ‘arrangements with the owners of the Pa- ‘kad which we will Brossoute as soon as sufficient proofs Wa Pe FUNG ENGELY, Philadelphia. tar of will bo as celebrated re Bally ladycesiar. . RINANCIAL, ene Beh lagazi is ners, when it will be sent for one year Agents wanted in ali lishers, by ‘New York. he beat, tbe The North hy fare—a face roceedings om that cecasion. hee just 4 for sale at all Lhe or TH order “ ive Trompeo H OLLLBT March beh, B BANK To New York Horald, OTICE check drawn by Jos | BERERY GI . Horablower, Bank, in York P havi ALEXA PERSONS erotinting any me bain we os that may be ate it to the effect that Frederick fu! ald Ghove names to be « oo at without @ ea VEN OF BUPFALO.—BUFFALO, ar Sir—Ku VEN TATA on the Newerk £ $15 55, to d chock was tihed I ng been ye! re= ‘of which all whom it NOBR Ray. ae WE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGAT BY A SHORT ard Brey wothod CHEL, tormerty ia~ strnctress ia the [ne:itution of the Legion of Honorin Paria, ens of obtaining pupils for the Fr Met. AS wiedge of Snel's i nerssif tv s only whe ave already Pav BSe08 ™ ad each po pil ot nel for in fact, evity by. practistr x the inatractions, fe private, t fow bints from a pert feveloning the lerrome from an laferior teacher Te hae bem well t marter are often of he The halt. pries slessen, GOLOaMITE, ‘ow aw id 4 neon tH joatd be willl Bi objection to the country. ‘The muy be riven. Adaress Frotoneor Vi Tears af Haya: Seven. Balver @ Go. te Weend stent eFIDENT TUTOR instruct his som in th eG Cont vrefarred iRounorr, pe SOL8 . co, COMMIStION RANA References —' joller. Sand & Riera, Sw as ina: Droere he p Frpnetece part of the sity. se tod slerent hand m Hi the covtes introducet in @rega- 9 toh be hi tenela open for iy Tereptin of naw papil WARZ WILL Mr. of the class re~ aiven a fall set what at hom when given in more service ia pacitics of a pupil than the most protracted 29 Broadway. che EDUCATED ptionabls ro an’ Der Wovde, rd, Beg, Mesers. NowVork anteu St A GENTLEMAN TO and Spanish languages, Reneral course of Rogiish literature. A radiate Appty, by let~ Condon, 365 Broome street. eGo Pak address to J.C., | t. Wants. Wirrite ax, fauk, apply Pe treet, front office, second ANTED—A GOOD BOSINRAS MAN, WITH $.2000, veo toee the aevertieer, tem AN, + te pul yd article thi trendy sale, and Pays slarge prot ‘Aadrese he Wirihnt SITUATION BY 4 PROTESTANT GIRL, aa Nursery Maid, oF to do plain sewi i; woul bo objection to tra for'n a street, wan Dniveesi sy place ‘and To be seen for two War re ZBpDe SRATANT § RIGHT, a ACRES lore’ osetgs th A fortum ‘can be made out of 4 Address J. L. 3., Herald of office. WAntsD-3Y A ART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, A situation, igh Pereeg Messenger, to sesist in & store, or in any other wi to his employer. Beet o ay y reference from he has just left. Direct to ra B. B, oifice of this ANTED BUNBD ASILY—& COUPLE OF YOUNG ladies expert \d making paper bags. 2 p- ply at 160 Pearl st eae ANTED- EMPLOYMENT 18 SPESDILY onraiNaD ‘At 114 Nassau street, on for Bookkeepers, | apt me ere, Porte! Coachmen, Gar boys an Angie ate fur either iain thee ANIED—SITUATIONS FOR A LARGE NUMBER OF excellent Pi otestant servants, Cooks, Chambermaids, Beamstress neral Wi Wi 4, Farmers, boys, Se. Oi the rete tans himsiey! en icty, 7 Carmine art, tidy, sober, hoi 4 ‘capable servi given ‘ritustions free of obi 'ANTED—BY A SMART, A situation to take care of spectable man. Can give good referen honesty, industry, d attention to busine: No. 570 Greenwich strew Le seen for thre f ACTIVE rOUNG way, 4 D.& reaeehoepe pera alle te le of pry rab iin, tat cepa ‘of furniture the coin ete tori wildy and 0 humbug. Bofas, carpets, mab ire ant boresus and tablos, wi e marbletop with aereat eantitoret STethes furniture W., W, SHIRLEY, AUCTION RER-LAROE AUCTION stale of beautiful Qu Paintin Co It frames, on Tuceday, March v1 a o'el o ensting a Familics dow Bale with- ¥ JOSEPH \GEMAN, AUCTION March lth, at 10 o’cleck, at the ip, gion treet, vewacy fala ‘0 marble- ce, five walnut ‘tei & Tati ‘machle-top op and plain Drcoaina juresus, two splendid rosewood Pianos, with stools and covers; walnut and other Bedsteads, Brus- os Tapestry and three= aft Carpets, fc; also, the stock of lating of elahty dozen Brooms, & | tity of fanoy Burkes Woodon-ware. Churns Door dat b sold zithest aes mn of desk Will be worthy the atte snd others. Catalogues will be ready on Moms AUCTION NOTICE—~THOMAS BELL, AUCTION dministrato: day, ab 103 c'slocky In the Austen oo ortn W! Kiam streets will bo sold by order of the administravors, tho balance stook of a fra te Cabinet Maker and his House of elegant Sofas, Divans. Chairs, and plain Bures) bles, Table and Bed Li: Glass ware, Mantle Clocks, Carpets, Paintings, Book Casi * Bar Room Furniture, ko, THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. BE GREAT BALE OF IMPROVED DAIRY STOCK. consisting of upwards of 100 h to Thomas ell, of Morrisapi be sold at public anction, om the 25th day of M: ‘olook, witl ‘A catalogue, giving s description of each au on the day of sale. ‘HOMAS BELL. Lewis, Auotione Morridania, 9 miles from New York, by Harlom Railroad, ANTED-A ¥ OF A TIDY You i 7 ANTE: ne SUSULTION, 2 BY. 2 a for the last street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU; me WOMAN, A sivuation as chambermal wy ot Has no objections to days Apply at 341 front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS and to wake himself generally ureful,jin a private Apply at 341 Bighth stree rst floor, front room. jon for two days. No objections to go in the coun= mily. from her laut plage. Apply to for three da} ANTED—A WIDOW LADY WISHES A FEMALE companion—one of intelligs would be willing te poy s moderate beard fora home. may address, stating where an interview can bo nad, HE. B., box 2,593 P. W4NtED—a SEETARIOW: 48 PORTER, IN A BTORE by a young man, who has good city reference, writes » good hand 4 could keep a0 101 ifrequired. Please oall or address to James Carroll, 21 Rector street, in the base~ ment. Warr. , . Boicvogg ed woman, general i Apply at 62 Third street. Can be secon Wanner 4, RESPECTABLE bbe wouan, ‘® situation as Chambermaid, Washer, Trener; is ® yery good rhirt iron would go as Nibambermald is ‘ia at of taking charge of young baby. Can est testimonials from her last place, for ca- Please call at 72 Sixth avenue, Can acter. vants, 106 Chamb thy tervants only The terms are r AM. to 6P.M AnTED—& GIRL WHO IS 4 GOOD COOK, WASHER . She most have undouvted city references. Scoot city reference giv: ». 186 Blicaberh street, first ANTED-BY A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, WITT who has lost her own baby, between Gou- ar ie. verneur and Jackson. A tion to do plain cooking. Pirase calt at 52 Mott strset, Can be seon for two ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR Groom, by & competent person, who has bai many yoars expe: He ai jerstands gardening. No ob= jection to tl country. Address Protestant, ‘Canal at. Es acd SMITH WANTED—ONE WELL ACCUSTOMRD to best Coach Smith work, can have steady employm the higher’ w: Iasompetent workinen need Spply. Also, a boy, Lives a to ABC, Nod fed to er and Trower or Cl Can be seen for three aye Ey Mulberry street, firat floor, back reom. 1O PRIVATE AND RESPEC Dee ROUANTS.—.THE suB- would davote three or four eeriber, week, to writing or keeping Seetof books. tis ett 0 SEEOSMEN.—A YOUNG MAN FROM THS NORTH of Iroland, sooustomed to the retail seed trad shop. Salary AG areas w. BOA RDING, do. OARD WANTED. WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, araiches room. and iar a YL. ~~ a —TWO OR TAREE V Law r ne ~ yf by aa had, with fail of parti VARDING- SEVERAL fUITs OF hoous a! Now be eng ©. 147 Broadway, ai Chured. OARD WANTED—A Lanes Rb a Boos, om —BY A be je of the Ww rly 7 foom in DY AND GENTLEMAN, ON TaE w Canal street, a front ane ard for tne indy only.— 2. Ta CoraRtNmanatic EXISTING B this day & ne fem will New York, Maroh 14, 1861. ARTNER WANTED — Invalid, wishes am aetive partaee houre, well The —A GENTLEMAN THAT IS AN Ha fitet class public ORLBAN! Lj AND if care for Or. wilh lor Pol ‘FOR SALE AND TO LEP. UMBER OF VALUABLE Seventh ward, Brooklyn. near the uire of J. V. D, B&RIER, No. 9 Washington place, Williamsburg. HE STOCK OF I rant hous Be. 19” MATSIOAL WARE- serous Andbe es, is being veld volow cost, to lose’ the e proprietor. Persons desirous of purchasing wall ‘iad i my their interest to call. © BOTEL, KEEPERS —OCBAN COTTAGE, NEW: ¢ Sale.—This beautifully sit sbalf an acre of ground at Newport, on the verge of ved into one of é 4 and ty VOOR'RR & VAN ZANDT, 21 Now stract. OR SALE OR TO RENT—TWO HOUSES IN BE teenth street, between Stuyvesant park and First nue, wear Goversor Fich's, four stori and attic, range, bal well suited f or boarding 650, Fe between T Four bo complet Eleventh sireet M apes office, No 81 ypu street. OR SgLn-20 STOCK AND TWO YEARS’ LEASE td , and Thread and Needle store, in one of tl eu belon ve the store. For IGEN MORTON, corner of C rate terms, th san B ed 2bx108-% rental rable portion on Swit , Attorney, Law Bea ee commence at 7 o'clock. jormanees will the a arse ur Sollee a oles ‘rock. Whiting; Mrs. | wood, | NoT MARI the comedy UBTON'S THEATKE.—MONDAY EVENING the ROAD 10 rformancos will KUIN—Mr. Dorni Bi Mr. Biand; Oharloe Guia ‘Old Bilkey, Me. ce with Nv CARCEN.-MANAGEE, MR: JOUN SEFTON, Tickets, 50 Doors open at half- past *6 Boars, $5.— itively the last wight but tre ful Carolive Kouset, and her three sisters, f Theresine, ani Clementine, whose perfor ave. pecn Pronounced the most perfect ensemble in the United States. Malle. Felice in twa opposite characters, a Marob 17th. the perform: will commence with the new French vaudeville of LA ou PE CAB LTOEE EO | | TRE.—ON MONDAY eseutd the grand uation entitled ne BuRNGau, or th Ww Ws ideation Bariey, irs Hurley “ise Betwoen the two AUKL BURLE Gotten, Mr Mink fox; Mr ure y, 0, W. Te Rei: Lane Pulses, ‘Wise me Oba an 0 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE 'Y night during the week until ad well known CHRISTY’S ati nagement of EB. SB euccession of * ive ye have be by highly respectable nnd. ‘fashions ponte, Pho pattons of Cristy’s Minairele are respectfully informed that the usual Saturday afternoon conoerts will bo discontinued for the future. On Saturday eveniug next, ual benefice of J. Upson, a te * Doors t 6; commence at's quarter to 8 Fellows’ (MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ OPERA house, 444 Breadway Howard and Grand strocte, Open avery night during wk. ‘The celebrated original and well-known Fellows’ Minstrels, ‘ comprising am efficient and versatile corps of!talented and experioncod performers,” udder the sirection of J. B. Fellows, whose concerts in this sity for the last year, hav favor by the lite and fashion of this groat metropolis. heir concerts consist of Burlesque Ltalisn Opera Sce Witty Sayin a Duets, Choranes, ne in) strumentalPertorm: mn Wednesday and 3: nd “Concert for. the ascom moda mmencing xt o'clock P.M. Admission gente, Doorn oven at Fg, oommonce quarter before 8. Bebiync 8 AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, Proprietor sad Manager; John Greenwood, Jr., Assist= Fnoon performance at three~in the eve~ ts ce to the Museum 25 ehildrea under ten teoxtra, ta aa want hy ry be produced o Lhd erformed, pers we feo aad encieien Son Foundling of Patis—Bertraud, Mr Mr. Honkiney Madelaine, Miss U Yeomans. The ina waD We Clarks, Catharine, Mr ‘Museum, the vaut. Chinese t eller, (at all times to" seen at all ast lock, & Reese nas varied and ssteon h bt no other plage of amusement ia’ New York: Lea's Female Bthiopian rape. numberi Bicated Sand i. she tarens and at the same time ented band in the United States; a tron M soted for thelt beauty an ber of peantiful tablom pein S| of ¢ most jel Are y Female Juggler i ister wo will give tatnaryuweuaioe in the world, to- OR SALE—& LARGE QUANTITY OF CANADIAN | gather with s variety of interes overy af _ Straw hati to be wo t 39 Cedar at. corner of William. gies Vor entien see bills bills of each day ARM FOR SALE # A Ter LOW PRICE —IT Is mane ROOMS, 406 pacers forty miles from this city, and 4 Panorama of Ireland, painted walltehe reallogs om About in ekevches tauen within the inst three ° years—in with = good dwelling hous and ivy, (nverest ‘and. beauty nrivalled—with Irish sonas tt Dailais There is an orchar. and are) end an [rishms Every even- the prem! ing, o'clock. ‘ternoons, at cher 3 oe 25 conte; children, Fr Por further parti ing. elty. OT FOR SALE—IN TWENTY-FIRST STREBT, BE- Aa evcem Seventh acd Bighth avon - Jy ded wert bya new four story stone front house; ya the east & Hoa house, oti of eas claas o Terms, half cash Aptiy to WM. JAY askerr’ roitice isd 333 6 per Contre street. Pgh lp gag 7 Biptasss ecu. or of ace Brossway, aoeut eight or ten fine room! ficer, with necth lights; rente varying from $80 to ding to size, Apply om tke premires to Goorge P. bs cy cag eae PA twenty. ‘two hall ith range, Lb. ISA roe aue, from nd after 2PM. pou LET THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE ist Lav. treet, near Bleecker, consisting of three rooms on three in ment, with and Ore the first oor, water in yard. Raquire on the premires. A TWO STORY of four root —) ~~ will farick street, fn,the attic is require at 566 Broome eV FURNISOBD ramen bead THE without board. may be Also, afurnished bedroom ry . Also rooms with boar 4 floor. No movi: SGhawbers street. a Ss Broadway, euitable fi vacated about the jory, to I single room on I OUSETO LET, OK LEASE.—NO. 238 TWENTY- FIRST street, peat Ninth avenue: two story and attic, water cooking rang», Re in frst rate condition. will be sold ole price. Can be seen Yor terms mms opply to Wal. Jay a ay possess bimeelt of by svolying New Yor ANTED—A floor, abo COND O88 THIRD yey for an asional Address ie cour, 4 ANTED—A pores. 5 THE VICINITY OF 4 STAGE route, by of tw ‘sons, for which the rent will be taken "ie | by the owner. Address E.F.G, is MUSICAL. dane street. UsICAL WARES SHIPMAN “& GERDING, 140 tod States for the factared by ting of Violins, Violincelios, iG tars, Viclin and Guitar Strings, Flaven, ete, eve whieh for sale at tho manufacturers’ prices. A om hand, to which tho atteation of dealers ie OF Tak PIANOFORTE Worrall, (from _, iY ives instrace At the residenge Aly permitted to che i's Church, whose K. 126 Hudson tree INSURANCES, ‘ner class | BACHER IPR ASSURA Aveurance | Ih et re can table the assured ia feet an immediate is, without security, per- policy, but by simple hast pres the poliey, on tt will be rotwrne At the Inet an; bonuses declared t of 15 per cent on thes eddieion to the origins from 20 to 66 per cent. Examples of benores, already declared, will bo found the society's pamphlet, agsther with, shies of rates, a other inf plication to TL Wail street, oF a m: or if hie will be paid ok. J Rew ve, aD. The Beare meet every Wednesday, at bt ‘wait career, for the transaction of basin J. LEANDER ST. joral 4 Guperistendent of the Gaited ares toon inne, BLIANCE FIRE IN: Imm. ampyell Joho . vt William Donniste wn, Jaco a ther, we" T. Klote, Raed Pht |. D, William J. eave, John W, Browning, Georse C Havgors Georre Wid- meyer, Alfred Marti Béwara Ewen, Dante right, an Anérow Millis, Thomas . lias L. Pmith, Seore ‘The undervigned com for su becri; t 4 Worhing siipr and n m* Orand street ard thet am instalttent of ten, per cant of the amount anreoribed Will be required to be paid on subsoribing, which will be re= vised 89 the cesbigrs of the abarenamed banbe, vir :— Sieh tr Berry, alfred ® Pracer, and Rphraim 0. Stowe ; New vork, Warch 11, 191 A. Westecvelt, #teem Camphe 1 tradiain, Richard Bers}, Feaae' Ds Furnald, OneEE "12, half price. EW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.— Pianiot Mim jones * the distinguished soirees of the court of Bngiand, sad principal soprano at ° theron Church, Wardbercateeot, Reeirens she has received, ii er friends, will give her beoot it in the Lecoure room of the ab Erenite Lt ‘20th is " AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. ARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA ager; H. San: MISS WORRALL, raud Panorama o fornia will be exhibited. Tale is ‘Ae one of the most cerrect represen {those moat. interesting losalities. ‘Rdmstovion’ 25 ote; ohildren under 10 yours, 12), suas im the aley. | Thole on’ between Pearl asd Roose: stores. BRsxDies BRan DIGS L008, DEaugRS, arr NTION. — ay ENCLO twenty deliars to box No. 3, ‘ork the rece! pref “ity, who is a! ol ay All letters : ve amount to secure jon. {ORNITURE RICH ROSEWOOD, BLACK WALNUT |. Stoney respectfully invites those per= ting their Furniture, to examine his stock fashionable, eub 1 and first ¢iess Parniture, at his of € "'$5' por ton, Ponca Orchard Goal, now discharging. TIN ROOFS, PAINTED AND FIXED, FOR nt per foot, with the New Jorray anti-oorision d pat ed. Wanted, riner Ww jour department. ) Othice ‘owe id dpring street, wonr Hudgou. Ned SY EvOUR LEAKY KOOKS sosRr SD Composition Kovfer, 499 Third ie Th cty~ filth street, N.Y —Mew tools 4 conte per square foot; composition ce tin roofs covered for per foot, All crdere left at the above number will be punetually at tended to. Vases Pants LARGE sur or ‘Walrr, Pai ured by thy B38 UUDSON COUNTY » Bergen Hudson County, New Jersey; jes (rom Jersey City ferry. ‘Persons wish- ean do 80 by taking th the aif hour. Perse please, y what kind they waat—oxtra NT. ercers for ¢y and fancy good ription, im the best maat DARMRTE, NEPHAWS & 0, GENTESL AND LUCRATIVE OOCUr ATION —TaR anvertirer will communicate to any Ia¢y or gentleman stra in two beautifal arte, om be venation the tly explie 1 BA A Kentool and P inted } eit w article being im bl tin the neighborhood. and late some cays. forwarded by return of mail (0 apy par free of postage, for $1, by ad iressin L. JEN RHOMME, Rocher 13 —THOMAS FAVE & CO, No. i368 v te nd manatee. AL be pan theUai ually States, ran MaNot Fa to TO TRE INSEC LY er shal have pla other things That man's hand, to slay them, ‘Thon ‘is pills for rate and mi wae ob they eat up ne por 4a Broad ray. K Bets Prineipat « Coveds.,OLbs, RiLQUM ALISM, BAY: PRLS, PAIN J , in the chews or aides, liver comp atnis, broncnitis, The mort efeetual remedy nd reoommenied by te most Physiciaue of this aud meighborigg sities for the five vents, is B J. Carroll's Medicated, Vapor, #6 lodive Paths, No 45 Barolay strest. LEGRAPH COMPANY, DATWRRE Iphia, Baltimore, and Washington.— corner of Uanover and Beaver street T New Fort Pulladel New York aftien 7. from Washingt jow York, Jersey “hited t o oa ehiny. hithy ice, of the posite ly sollalted. atthe oM tof Hanover Wa. M. Swain, President. HAM'S LYCEUM, : aELOe TS: NEAR BROO! a8 Cirole and Parquet, 50 ota: Family Cheat tr $1. Private Boxes, $6, Doors onday evening, March h ry |. the performa: titled LADIES Matildi OK Colum uries: AND DR. rUs—. ir. Brougham; Count de rat Leaon; the? pea =U )-?! Miss Mary Taylor ry er MILLE CAMOLINE HOUSSET returns her powledgements *0 the public of New York, for reciation of her proven ional ability, and Lege ¢ appointment of be BENEFIT 1N “america. a “fore ‘The ballet 10 be precede: Tickets to be had at the Garden On whieh aaristed by her sisters and fu* by an English Vauceville, ploy mynelf eariy | and principal hotels. ‘MLLE FEU fie, and leat a on Thursday, Mi h Vandevi' 4 £a3 TO ANMOUNOR HER woe but one in New York, this 20, when will be given a new grand Bal'et. in two acrs, in which fe Caroline Rousset will’ perform, night but ous in Now York this season. 1BLO'S — JOAN SRFTON'S BENBELT, FRIDAY, 21ST, on which occasion the wonderiul M'lle Caroline Rows- ser, and the distinguished comedian Mr. Burtou, aud M’lle Felice, will appear. Nissi Hon. Ambrose © Kingland. a peu. 2, Zallmedan, nga ar x-Mavor A. Taylor, (of Jorsey Ala. James D 4 ech Gi Theodore EB Tomlinron, Ex-Alserp an ©, Webb, N ¥.0 Bene Blunt, The following mine! fhececesion MR. WE. John Greenwood, ar it have kincly volunteered fer MR. CO) tal BuRTO) LLINS, MB. JOHN BxC BNoUGHAN, Cine Tria Comedian): ‘MR. Beier. ‘MR. JOH TON, iit, DaVIDGE.. MK. T. JOANSTON, ESTE ON Miss THIFFERT, WES’ Ragltena variety of Bs wel aished talent jeees for the night be eamsunesd in the daily press, aud the billa of the day. ¥, A. TALMADGB, Chairman. Wo. H. Beene, big rend ER, Secre| FLeTy CEN: '$—TO ALL PARTS OF jOUsE. a the Zeeasurer, 166 Broadway, f the members of the Committee, and at the principal Cs artar before Tics a 3 mre; Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 1246 7 tg bay og AMPHITAEATRE, 37 BOwsRY. a tipaat Dos Mr. Ruunals, Euueetrian Dirsotor; John Gossin, ‘clewn Caps. DeCamp, ter. Monday evening, Maroh | Mile Louise Tour- mala yatayvesr i> Boe og Su: PATRIG 'S DAY.—PANORAMA OF “TRELAND.— Minerva Room: Broadway. —On Monday, March 17th, in honor of St ick’s Day. there will be three exhibitions of this noble work of art, rt, at IL e'oleok AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN. et AAA yt yg ig et FROFRIBTOR, ap Bene. pg wie wae real at Mivarrs HOTEL, BROOK STR&ET, GROSVENOK equar =" vi rictor bees reapeostully to inturm the foreign nobilivy, rmilies, and gentlemen w tend viniti 4 the approsching season, moderate ‘tetine. possible the French, Italian, German, and “Spanta wg a forall Saye $80, 1 tir, ond sad jorses that bave never won s puree over thirty dollars, br ft. filty dollars added by tho proprietor. | Mile Bind No.4. Free for all ya fong that ree F two hundred led by the proprietor ‘Sun. Glos, hf. Two mile hes ever won ® pur sud. $00, Bf.ft., ome hundred added ils heats. bert Hin Sto harness. No 9, Sad. $50, for all cS Bred aa No.8 Free for all horses that have {we hundred dollars, fore "No, 1 Boftoth Tt rt Sin Sto ot $409, given by t Ma proprietor to Lady Moscow, dso. oF other sheee oo more of quare revions to Stakes cloning WAN T SNEDICOR, Preprieto pre: ~ {co assortment of of the different AATTER.—TOR SUBSCRIBER has removed where he will be thet sontl ia ve bie friends ual the pr TOUN! corner of Pia CLOTHING, LOTBING HOUSE. —QROOKS BROTHERS, NOS. 1p 4 Cherry a reet, corner of Catherine street, New thelr friends and customers that they sale an ¢xte 4 varied sook of ready . embracing « a 4 pica, AST.GFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED, — Ladivs ané gentiomen ean obtain he higher | for enst: off clothing, thr furniture, jewe eh post. of othstwiee, will he attend Aadios attended by Mrs. Levens tyn. RNSTYN, 466 Krondway, up stairs, he By sending ieee their resi- an the post of atherwire, Yan ee “EvON. 2 Wensment, ADIES 4ND GEN ILEWEN fully informed that they eneh fot ail @eceriptions of second hy an oy band artiole in oe the-ugh post tf otherwise, or ewling at the MORON RY Nott Oranee’ start New Yerk HORSES, “CARRIAGES, saDpLERy, hee EW TORK HO SL CROSBY STREST— ry BAZAAR of Horses, ay and Wednesday, commencing a: 12 having property to lspove of, will plonge eall and wave them Feqlatered before 10 o'clock JONN . GATPIBLD, Proprietor “Ff FOR BALB—A CREAM COLORED, Lanes sedidle horse, without hae been used by prene: im light wagon very fair. ra “Os niuite W Beaver strect ep NOR sal Boy 4 ONT. ‘MAN GOI 3TO RUROPR of Carriage Hors, on = trots mile in Sig an They Are warranced perteorly sound and kind, Inquire at the star bie opposite she [talian Opera. in Astor pln om 10 A. tolP M. Price Salo, 5 Ph fon, made by Marder, woich is quite and double harnesses, HAVING | NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Washington Correspondence ‘Wasuine ron, March 12, 1851. The Character of the Admumstration—Singular Apporntments—Collectorship of Philadelphia. The truth may ae well! be told first as last, The | present administration, composed of most excellent, amiable, and upright men, is vastly wanting in energy and moral courage. Would to Heaven it could have infused into it a due proportion of + | Jacksonism, that it might act with energy in cer- tain vitally important matcers, and fearlessly take | the reeponsibility. Thea, a Marshal Devans would not have it in his power to commit @ second official oflence. The truth 1s, Mr Fillmore and Mr. Webster are rival candidates for the Presidency, and each has acted in such a manner as to divide and distract the whig party atthe North, and to lose from that party all the New Engtend whig States, while aot @ State at the South has been gained. ‘Talleyrand said a bluuder was worse than a crime. Let Mr Fillmore remember the declara- tion, Why nominate George Evans, Arthur F. Hopkins, and Joseph R. Ingersoll, to offices far beneath their acceptance? Why resolve to super- cede Commissioner {wo ink, upon charges against him, which he could not relate, and then hesitate and procrastinate action 7 Why not dismiss Devans now! Why not dismiss Ewoank at once, if he has been proved incompetent, uniit, partial, and unwortby of the station he holds? Why not di- rect Mr Collector Greely to show whether he is flesh, fish, or fowl, in the matter of Opposing or not © ing Mr Wenster’s appointment to the State Department?) Why not remove Mr. Collee- tor Lewie, Mr: Surveyor Norris, and Mr. Weigher Read, of the Philsdelphis Custom House, after they have been proved te have been guilty of all that Mr. Francis E. Brady charged them with ? By the way, | have the pamphlet exposé of these Custom House functionaries, by Charles Gibbons, Esq , of Philadelphia, and I intend to make some rich extracts from i! tor the He:a/d, with your per- mission. The pamphiet contain. about ninety pages, and « Pennsylvania Unired States Senator iaforms me that two hundred thousand copies of it are to be printed for free circulation all over Pennsylvania. Mr. Secretary Corwin’s letter, in the pimphlet, to Mr Collector Le wii niains some high-ton and high-top-lofty promises, it the charges are not at onee cleared up, which contrast finely with Mr. Corw: action in the matter, now that all the charges are proved to be true to the letter. Wasuinaton, March 13, 1851. Adjournment of the Senate—Scenes to Come—Cue ban Affairs—The Commisstoner of Patents, &c. The Senate have adjourned sinedie, and many of the hidden mysteries of executive and legisli tive action, which have pwexied and perplexed the outsiders during the past three months, will now be disclosed in the correspondence of the Herald. There are lessons of wisdom, chapters of amuse- ment, and columns of entertainment, to come forth, from cabinet councils, Congressional cau- cusses, and midnight revelsin Washington, which will be served up in the Herald, from day to day, in a sort of Pickwickian style. The conservative feeling of the country has been more manifest this winter, than at any for- mer period of our history ; and its influence, north and south, on all classes, correcting and controlling all questions, has been manifest and apparent to all. There are no secret expeditions fitting out against Cuba or Canada; and the course and feel ee of the present admiaistration, of the mem- bers of the Congress just expired, and of ninety- nine out of every hundred of the American people, ae ainst any outbreak or enterprise of the kind. ‘he letters from Cuba the past winter, have done ae towards enlighteniog the people on the sub- ject of Cuban history and goverament as now ex- isting there; and] venture the assertion, that no future enterprise will ever embark from the United States to invade Cuba, and overthrow its form of government; and should 1t be attempted, the Uni- ted States goveroment, now ana henceforth, will be prompt to seize, imprison and punish, all ‘such be may be engaged inany euch treasonable attempt m Cuba, or other foreiga Stste or government. This is the senument of the administration, of the members of Congr nd ef the American people—and this feeling has had its influence upon the agitations of the day The ultras, North and South, are tame, and |-es dixp ssed to agitate, ex- cite, and ype on the sudject of slavery than for- merly, and seem more disposed to respect the rights and feelings of each other on this and ail other questions It seems that the Comm ssioner of Patents, Mr. Ewbank, of your city, was sot removed as re- ported It was determined upon, (as the Secretary of War informed a gentleman connected with ‘he press,) but Mr Seward (a Senator, | believe, of your State,) hearing of it, and not wiehing "the commissioner removed jus’ at this time, signified to the President of the Uwit'd States his wishes on the subject, and the President immed ately ace corded to them, reversing his course of action, aud throwing the cherges against the commissioner under the table Ex Senator Phelps, cf Vermont, is quite ill, and not expected to recover Col. Beaton has killed the emal! pox, and is recovering rapidly. Senators are packing up, avd in a few days this city will be deserted, glory departed Wasitinoron, March 13, 1852. The Winding Up—ltems of the Day. Some twenty-four members of the Senate met this morning, to accomplish the adjournment, sine dv. Brother Gurley delivered an impreasive prayer; there was a very short executive session, and a very short open session, during which a re- solution or two—ortering certain lithe jobs of printing, intended for Father Ritchie's benefit, were passed; aresolu'ion of thanks to the Chair was paseed ; the Chair did make a proper speech in ree ply, and the Senate dispersed, not sine die, though vo declared, for they are bound to reassemble om the first Monday in December next. The expenses of thi ten days extra session might have been saved, with ‘he addition of half an houra day to the ettiogs of the last month of the regular s ssion ; but the whole cost, pay end constructive mileage, will hadly exceed $100 000, it is a baga eile of wastage,too (rifling for turther commentery. One of the extra jobs given to Father Ritchie, is 46,000 extra copies of the patent report, on the pirat, whien looks like heaping 1a- eult upom iejary, al t is said, that money can be made by it. Boyd Hamblen, however, should carry (he question ito court, on the ground that this printing belongs to him, as it does, to the Thitty-eecoad Congress, it is possibile the Senate may be required te indemaify (wo coatractors in- stead of one The three last Senstors to leave their seats to-day were Foote and Davis, of Miesarippi, and wia, some ¢ vondence. Ap propos of Dr. Gw We ape ik from obs rvation when we say that he hes excelird very maa inthe Senate in his attentions to the ia eres'# of the Golden State he represents. He tas ap ropriated € very op rtunity to put in an aporal for some bill or resoe ution for the benetit of Ca ifornia The act for the settlement of Calitornia lond tives is large ly due to his indefatigable iodust:y Asa practical, elew headed, working member, he has won the respect of the whole Senate; und ‘nis in imate kn rwledge of the affairs of El Dorato his eoa'tioued more to enlighteo the Senate than ali (he books on the sabe ject. The Califorsia representatives in the House, With less of experience, h not beea leas assidus ous to their official duties 10 their State They have borne themselves weit and faithtuly, but hampered by the merciless rules of the House, which seem to hive beew invented for the suppress sion of public busine ss, they are uoadle to do anys thing e/se then wait for ther 1am at the wheel. It is understood that Fether Ritehie bas sold out the Union today to Antrew Jackson Donel~ son, of Tennessee, lace eharge to the lve Repub. lie of Texas, by Van Burca’s appoiatment, late minister to Berlin, under appoiutment of a lonel Polk, a good diplomatist, aad a rips tician. It is supposed that, as the haa the central organ, Mr Donelsoa will bring teat into the fellowship of the charch the Blair, Beaton, and Van Buren wing of the party. Very wells ao be it. At oll events, Father Ritchie does wellto throw up his hand and quit. We congratalate him on his eecape trom the troubles of the or; tinder. Old Virginia is the only place for hiv Mm; let him get ke Keg he is good ye tora half a dozen cam Wastirxerox, March 13, 1851. Commissioner to Chima President Fillmore send= wg the Whig party to pot, by hes weak and vas elating cowrse—IWho will stand mo chance in. the next Premdential race —The Democraty: guil- lotme mw 1853--Commissioner Ewhank and the President, & The strictures of the Herald upon Mr, Fillmore and Mr. Webster for neglectioy to appoint Aaron H. Palmer Commissioner to China, meet with a hearty reaponee in the breasts of all persons hete who kaow Mr. Palmer's very superior quuliticas