The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1852, Page 3

Circuit Court. Before Judge Mitchell. rant 10.—Lydia Wheeler and others, executors, vs. John Williams —Motion to dissolve injunction denied, $10 cost to abide event ———— e hinson Fa:nily wili give their watecagear ‘Me:ropolitan Hall, Tuceday evening,January Commercial Bank, Perth Smhey—Notes on tl beak, aro redeemed at 26 per cent discount, by Evans, 70 1 eet, im payment for ready Bae Clothing of all description: ‘ Palleyrand sald, ‘+ Mistakes were worse then crimes.” Now there is no mistake in the fit of Shirts mace at No. | Astor House. a sevcf Shirts with unequalled despatch, points s customer, either os to the time or the articl The Brother Jonathan arrived yester- day, freighted with valuables from the ElDorado, Wo mixht whisper to ile lucky pacsengers, in want of clothing, shan. Smith, Je, ic Fulton 'attech, can replenish your wardrobe neater, wicker, Targrobe eater: iim a onil, and ever acter T, Sauth, jc. will be your tailor. Buffalo Overshoes and Moccasins for Hiding or travelling, and cork sole, patent leather, ealf-skin Ologa; foot: nold aud rubber Overshoos of every deseription: evury atgle of Boot, oork sole, double sole, wa r-proot and he dese and patent leather Boots and ‘everything to a3 ought of for she feet, ower than can sieaeh true ‘at Brook's celebrated Boob and Skoe Boporium, 150 Fulton street. Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye is without exception or reoervatisn the very best everinvented; equally selstrases is Goursud’s Medi 1d Sonp, for onde pimph jes, pallow' chaps, Poudre Rubtite apres air from Li SeaFibalon roughness, rt of ‘the tpody. 67 Wall fe car 2, a ‘and Hair Glos 1 ‘Third MONEY. MARKET. Satvrvay, January 10—6 P. M. ‘The market to-day was buoyant, but transactions were rather more limited. It appears to be difficult to get up an excitement among outside speculators, and it will re- quire considerable nursing to get it well under way. ‘There is too much anxiety among holders to realize, and the moment a little improvement takes place, the mar- Ket is flooded with stocks. This causes a reaction, and outtiders are deterred from taking hold as purchasers; Atthe first board, to-day, Erie Railroad advanced 1; per eent ; Morris Canal, {; Harlem, +s; N.J. Zinc, 34; North Americen Trust, Sussex Mining Co, 34; Reading Railroad, 34; New York and New Haven Railroad, 1; Erie Income Bonds, 14. There was more doing in Reading Railroad, the sales being dividend off. Very few believe that the dividend has been earned, and many holders of stock have less faith in ite value since than they had before. This company have a large floatiag debt, which must remain unpaid, and not only so; but allowed to increase. The special act of the Legisla- ture of Pennsylvania, prohibiting this eompany from enlargiug its construction account, seems to have not had the effect intended. Since the passage of that act, a floating debt of one million of dollars has accumulated, and uo provisions have been made for its payment. In the face of these things, a dividend of three and a half per cent has been paid, and the stockholders are, no doubt, glad to get it. To secure the greatest benefit from an investment in this stock, it would be necessary to sell out as soon as the dividend is paid. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this pert to-day, amounted to $61,678 90 ; psyments, $101783 90—balance $1,691,595. The amount of specie exported from this port during last week was as annexed:— Snip ments or Specie rrom THE Port or New Yorx. Jan. 5. ship Prince Alvert, London, Am. halfs.. $15,000 Sovereigns . ee 21,825 Gold bullion.. . 00 Mexican dollars} 100,000 “ 7, Ship St. Denis, Havre, American gol 10,000 Foreign silver...... 970 “ 8 b&teamer Merlin. St. Thomas, Eng. gold. 1,936 “ 9, Schr, James Porter, Hayti, Am. gold. 500 « ss EL Penny, Venezuela, silver. 4,350 © 10, Steamer Pacitic, Liverpool, Am gold, 608.600 English silver ...... 6,292 + $789,973 The Pacific carried outa little more than was antici- pated We should be satisfied with this exportation. It is unusually email. and we should not feel a drain of this hind for along time. California will more than supply this demand. The ennexed statement exhibits the bids for the new iseue of the Convertible Bonds of the New York and Erie Railroad Company. The bids were opened at two o'clock, and a very spirited fealing prevailed:— Dew Yor« anv Exre Ratt. ra ca FOR CONVERTIBLE wer & Co. ” Ou at gi 0" D. Moore.. Ye 87 50 Do. satu 100 87 50 FJ. Vowneend, .559,(0) $7.50 Boise s 280'C0) 87°55, N. i Cobb & Co Do o 5-1 = Resee 0 15 20 21,0 0 86 30 200 88 20 20 00y $6.85 20 000 86 75 2) 000 87 08 30 0.0 87.50 100,000 87.60 50-008 7 00 , ‘8.000 87 60 50,000 0, 50 (00 87 57 0,0 Weens & Co. °.100,000 87 50 + 25,090 O.. + 100,000 §7.00 000 60 000 £7.51 60,000 S751 ,000 y ‘80 000 $7.50 000 8. Bhi te den, 10,00 87.55. 1 000 85 25 Pelle Kouapp. 6,000 87.51 O00 87.60 Follard, Jenkins 000 87.32 00 56 25 000 86,52 (000 87 00 000 87 29 ‘000 36.50 2 000 86 00 3,000 85 52 000 85.25 7,80 57.50 + 1.000 87.32 1,600 82°39 1,000 83 3L 1,000 84 28 1000 85 3) 50,080 87 000 86 85 85 8. 7. 87 BH 85. 100 25,000 S755 (000 87.05 C00 86.05 Ww. i Suydam, 20,000 85.12 ACone StaTEe® 9 000 £0.00 “00 85 52 oe, 4 000 87:50 ‘000 87 52 0088 00 000 86.52 86.50 &. (000 87 52 (000 5 50 000 87,51 600 $5.78 000 87°54 5,09 86.27 ‘000 87 60 000 85.78 1000 87.0 19.000 &7 27 000 87 50 21,000 BR.00 O00 S760 e00 89°C0 000 87 50 (000 87 0° Do. L000 7 52 000 #500 «De ‘090 87.00 Stephen Whit 87 . Ho , Martin Lewis ,000 8700 P, Hall (000 87.50 000 86 S7 GB. “3,000 87 50 HW 000 85,26 ‘000 87.50 It Rimeaat: {000 87 51 000 27 52 K. Griffins. ‘000 87.51 000 87.51 ® EB. Dosre, 1) 7 68 (000 87:60 . Purdy... Mores Alicy, Oa fo (000 87.00 T. De ght $000 &7.60 Uy) cm? Do cee (R000 87 000 87 80 E. Partridge. HN 8695 is,000 tre. 000 86 De ’ ‘the whole amount of bide was nearly eight millions of dollars, Those ranging from 87 51-100, upwards, will get the bonds; ands portion of the bids from 57 50-100 down, will get a portion. It was our impression that the bids would range from 88 te 90 per cent, and they have not varied much from those rates. These bonds bear interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum redeemable in 1862, convertible at any time, at the plea eure of ihe hold Wa m0 U 8 8 1100 do, 1000 Renn 1H TS ‘ 1.000 indiana Canal 00) Find Riy 2d Bas, 2000 Brio Inc Bde... iS 1% 1 Portamouh DD... 6 10 Qocan Bank, . ar. 251 Toland Ri 10 Metropolitan BK. ; fog 50 Stoningto RR’, a Phent ‘ bank, 1 25 50 12 N Y Lite & Pinet 129 50 Mortis Canal - Ww do. y 10 Erie Cony. ‘71... 91 ba Bene Foe &Keyp _ 5 wanes bong a counry Mf lady, fro: RESPECT, ay, o Eg ye beat of iy eae fo Pour —~ by ph cane oy TO GO or particulars to Potro TEMARTIN b C0. iis Front street. beer SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE joupg man, of considerable experience as clerk or ter 3m any kind of business; would rae willing to make Rimeeit genera ty and produce the best of city reference from his Ii Please all's at No. 1¢ Marion strect, for three days. ANTED—IN A “MANUFACTORY OF JEWRLRY, good Siar well acquainted with || desirable particulars, vil be aie ‘ded ‘Address Mojor Hancock, Herald hw. t places > ieee SALES BY AUOTION. UOCTION. yor '5.—GROCER'S 8 STOCK.—ALM( A Trine i y, &e.—Tuesday, Jan. 13, 3 0% corer Greenwich street. Soap, Ag ey Brand; Whisk os kerel, Shad, Her- Ea ney, gee ee ee W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER. Fat ae om, o och arene. mein Ss sacle to oe haa 9 Di mah om yunges, 2) ing and plain Bu- a embracing 300 | tat bidder: “Nino hundsolue Sofas; 12 Card Tab and Tea Tables, Med of marb! bo Menta any Chairs, § maho, and wal: cokers, 6 Looking Giasses, 2 goed Carpote, 8 are ‘alnut and maple Bedst Shale Mattresses, 20 ees common Cli 2 Book Cases, Voltaire and Bewi ivory handled Cutlery, Lampe, & Fain of shine, Catalogues on the morni TWO GOOD CARD PRINTERS. THE es paid, J. N. GIMBREDE, Engraver, ee Brew dey. cian : ANTED—SITUATIONS FoR A LARGE AND SE- in this elhy_Trieb, every 8 Select Provestant Agenoy,7 and Society Agency, 106 Chambers Carmine stree the only offices oxtensivel: Aaa cing by respectable fami- Lies and first class servan' MILLER WANTS A BEAU AIOY —CAN DO MILU- wright work, and allrepaire. Understands flour and am come well recommended. Has no ob- Epply. vat 220 Hudson avenue, distillery work. jrctions to the country. Brooklyn, OOKKEEPER —WANTED, EMPLOYMENT FOR A short time, b; experienced bookkeeper, who has about two months t » Best reference given, Address A. A., Herald offi [ Bhutan WAITER, AND CHAMBERMAID WANTED, in a emall private family. Snylish, Beotoh, or German only need apply, with gocd city references, to W. P. Wright, Po 20's Buil ings, Hane street. Divs CLERK WANTED-ONE WHO HAS A GOOD knowledge of the city retail trade. Apply at 421 Pearl sirect, corner of Rose, 0 BREWERS.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN WHO has had twelve years experience in a London brewery, 2 situation te assist in the manayemen' Led no objection to Bane himself generally useful. Address to &. P., Herald 0. 1, 000 —A PRRSON THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED ‘* as bookkeeper agd oashi 8 tion Sh ruch, in some first rate house; no ply. Salary’ required. one thousand dollars. ondarone Wer ren Warrens, Post Offic ITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND soon. land.—The undersigned, for the convenience of emi- grants, will draw bills on Moen tes BAeing Brothers & Co., in sume ef one 4 Sterling and upward NNEI iL, MINTURN & CO,, 78 South 8t., New York. RAFTS ON IRELAND, &c—THE SUBSCRIBERS draw sight drafts on differcut banks and bankers in d, Ircland.and Scotland, and in suit par- LLIAMS & GUION, 40 Fulton atroet. ay Passages froin diverpocl cum aias “Vo ceseeed be the Old Black Star Line of Packet, anlbng 18s, tb, Lith, Youn, 21st and 26th ofevery month, ANHATTAN SAVINGS’ INSTITUTION, dwa 7 stitution aan receive deposits S51, and allow interest. the ean? As if deposited om the 1et.—New ork ‘Boo. Bl SLs EJ. Bryn, Ist Vice-Pre age lent. _GineRt Weiann, 2d Vice President BONDS FOR SALE —FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad Company, at par, beating 10 per cont annual interost, payable semi-anin- ally in New York and running ten years from July 1, 18. DELANO, DUNLEVY & CO., 39 Wall street ans MonzY PERSONS IN WANT OF SMALL 8UMS oF mon CE ae periods, may apply to the Agengy Of fice, No. 1 plae ‘etches, Jewelry, Bry Goon, Faney Artioler, ‘silber Pi or any kind of Portable Pro perty taken as collate: ourity. Strict confidence will be observed in there 1 matters. ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD.—NO tis Sabecel tions to the oapital stook of the Galeur Chicago Union Railroad ‘Company. for the pergoss ot Fash the third division of ssid road, from ford 1% Freeport, received at the office of the agente of tli com| Gee Wadsworth & Sheldon, No. 65 Exchanct rtho Ist of January. The conditions «{ said subsoription, ss well se alt ee ea ebing th: road and affairs of the comp: tion to MESSRS. W. BYRNES & CO,, NO. 69 SOUTH STREET, NEW * York, and No. 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool, bat sale sight drafts, Resets in every town throughout Er« land, Ireland, Scotland and Walee—are also agents for tte Swallow Line of Liverpool and London packets ater, Dramatioand St Georee's lines of Liverpool packr=: sailing weekly, Certiticates for the above lines oan be ba¢ on moderate terms, Tbe Tt WADSWOKIU Be SHELUON” TLLBE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, t Now York Ho: four wheeled inclosed suitable for physi in. Also, at 12 o'clock, NH. GATFIELD, Preprietor. Ay ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, atl2 o'clock, at New York Horgo Bazaar, the well neva trotting horse, WM. TELL. kind in single and double harne: and stands without tying. To be sold without on FOR ‘SALE "AND ‘i TO LE’ OR SALE OR gE CHANGE VALUABLE IMPROV ED Coal Lands, rennet in the La rirery Ro Val ey, Pa. near the Lackaw: finished. They wai be exe! ad for four er five new dwelling houses, in this city or Brooklyn. or for boots and shoes, hats and “ae hardware, or domesti> oe nde, Ad- dress nd and vales * with real name, at this office, stating the kind and value ef proporty, a“ SALE—BUILDING LOTS, IN THE MOST DESI- rable parb of Cli thi Staten 6 aVen inthe ‘vieinity of the elty offere greater attractions to > those intending to VA! ti WAGENEN, Buil Hanover streot. OR SAL! A SPLENDID AND er PROFITABLE Geaattanes business, in the art of Broadway, le om very reasonal e6e T, E., Horaid OR BALE OR TC LEASE—Nos. 78 AND 8) BROAD- way; both lots extend to Newstreet. Inquire of L. B, CHASE, between the hours of nine and twelve A. M, at No. 6 St, Mark's Place. OR RENT OR SALE—A BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED Farm, in the town of Jamaica, Long Island, on which i a anienaid heuso for ® residense, a farm-ho bles, and 1 othor out buildings, For particular ‘spply to Albe Long Inland OR BALE—A BAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD 1534 hich and warsanted perfootly sound, kind and “an trot # milo in less than three minutes on tho Toad ; a new top Bu of the latest style. Sold for the want of uses “Address AW. Vir this office. 0 MACHINISTS.—-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR he Lease of four lots of ground on Twenty fifth streak. between Tenth and Bleventh Svenues, (haying sa ui expired term of fourteen years, with covenants for two 10- howals of twenty-one years exch), with the buildings, steam engine, &c,, now on thie premises, For terms, apply f HAEL GROSZ, 45 Greene street. T°: LET OR LEASE—TAE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT store on the corner of River and Fulton streets, under the Museum, in the city of Troy; the most central and desi- rable lecation in that city for # first olass Famil; (oy which it is fitted complete, with counters ani or fora Drvg and he i ood store. vids y Grocery, shelves } immediately oF on the Usb of April. in tl inge, itable fora Dry Goods-or Baok store, or ALY, similar business. | Postession Ist of Aveil. For plaa of stores, terms, & DMAN, Troy, oF 10 AND EWS & SEBRUE, Ni No. 70 Pine stroots New O LET-THE UNFU RNISHED ROUSE, NO. 636 Bioadway, until the tires of May, for one hundred dol- » Apply in the jewelry sto:e, No. 481 Broadway. 0 CAPITALISTS AND PARTIES INTERESTED IN telegraphs.—An exclusive grant, for a long term, from the government of New Gri telegraph into that republic, &c,, for axle, in whole or par DANIEL BOWLY, attorney f 0 JEWPL LERS ‘AND OTHERS. —FOR SALE-THE good will, fixtures, stock. or part of the stock, of the well-known wstch, jewelry, and fanoy qoode '¢, 204 Canal now doing an excellent business, For terms, and reason for disposing of tho same, apply to L. Jacobs, 102 Chatham strect. © TINSMITHS, PLUMBERS, COPPERSMITHS, Hardware or Stove Dealers.—For salo—A Tin, Copper, and Bheet Iron Manufactory, an old stand; business well catablished. | Ample reasons, assigned for selling out, The stock for sale, and store to let. rape We EB & SONS, 168 Weter, of to A. MoPHERGON, 235 Water suroct, lay ads, 0 introduce the electric ro: the Isthmus of Panama ‘Apply for grantees, 7: articular SPECIAL NOTIOE. AUTION.—THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY cautioncd apaingy making, warns, oF vending the Union Register for Ferri eums,’ Stacen, Railroads, &0., the sole inventor. and will Taw any person in fringing my right, Dated thie Lsth December, 1851. PATRICK O'HAGAN, 82 Btate street, Brooklyn. & J, T. TAPSCOTT & CO., 85 SOUTH STREE! ble Shrow howi © sup} Ay arate toe any smount, pai arelaitae is Ireland). “The; aks abe ite as ssage by any of which ships can be ov. caged on reasonable terms. BOARDING AND LODGING, PARLOR AND BEDROOM, AND A FEW SINGLE rooms, with good board, to be had at No. 43 West Twenty: second street, The house is new, with all the mod- ern improvermente, handsomely furnished throughout. References require: Bo4kD- AT 148 CHAMBERS, se arg! or ag ie: FOR TWO Pleasant front furn shed, with’ or without a bed aise aaingle room with a stove in it, xentler e1 parlor with pantrice, room communicating. Baths in the house. TWO OR THREE modated with well fur- 7 wt of Brooklyn, withit minates wi rom the Sout Ferry. Apply at 93 State esthid Brooklyn OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. gentlem ONE OR TW. ved with handsomely fur in a private family. withir walk of the South Ferry. Apply at 86 Clis P#IVATE BOARD, FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, with full board for the iad form, in s quiet famil: “Fairy, able in ad Ter 10 per week, pay- tre charge for fire Raa lights. OBGINGS.—TWO LARGE parlors on the first fioor, a1 ‘D WELL FURNISH afew doors Rast of Broadway. or rent, as Ni Moals sorve dif required. o ter hd pucens Kd ail tap WITHOUT board, te], gentenl col private house, ERY CONVENIENT LARGE ROOMS, WITH LARG? Tae ‘and bedrooms adjoining, to let, furnished, with beard; suitable for families. Apply at 29S8t. Mark's place. _ HOUSES, ROOM dic. WANTED. GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT A PARLOR aND two small bed rooms attdched, conveniently arranged ‘cecupied by ® private »and where there sre no boarders. Location not be- or above Fourteenth street, and on or very way. Broadway, hin eer Place preferred Breakfast Ben can be prov! privately. Communications in answer to this, addi Hi i M. H. W., box 2.265 Post Office, street and number of the houce, will meet with atten FURNISHED todo came WITH SMALL BED- eS se? attached, to be ocoupied bys ally di all boy. Addross, iinmsdiately, G c. ‘VHersta ‘Office. aa Me? itaeae WANTED_IN ann NEIGHBOR our WANTED—A SITTING ROOM, BEDROOM, d bitchen, in ® house where there will be but tvs }, in any street at either side of Broadway. A smal! stery houre or cottage would be preferred, Provided ‘he rent be reasonable. Apply to C., Herald offi 00M WANTED —A 8MALL FURNISHED ROOM WITH a his wife, Ln ry qos noo required, erating terms Herald office. N. U.—Board- foeation. Ing house “eepéts nee a -F mat po SERE, TWO ecre MEN, DESI ed Parlor and bedrooo oe eeme goed rp Firot'and Fourth streets: addrcas 8. French's Hotel. Wak RENT, OR FURCRAES, Ris J Two to two hundred fift; n tie New York and Ne’ preter to rent, with priv: he elose of seoond year. Address Box stating terms, &o. HORSES, CARRIAGE OR SALE, A SPLENDID. PRIVATE peace. AND Horses, and on together with r ‘The Coach ie x n 6 to ord the Hi an 4 kind, and cost $1. 0 iad waete, ied be sold ata Bleecker ate goin of Mercer an 0 THE CUTTERS AND CLEKKS IN CLOTHING is v iy Fate) thats general ham Square, on any eveniag ats ebdR at iC oeeel precisely, to receive the report of the committee, and on other business, Byorder, J.H. STEVENS, Chairman of the Committee. ARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED, TAKES TAIS METIOD of returning bis sincere thents, to the mampers of the Kossuth Club fir the handsome eomplimentey vail t dered to him, on the evening of the 7th of January, te his numerous friends, who £0 nobly sevonsled th His thanks are more ee; of the club, on thi ‘occasion. sially due to Mes: Theodore B. Voorhe by them in the aff branccs, thas he xpresees his. thanks to Mr. John E. Varick ‘and Mr. J. Prossor, for the zeal maniforted by them in the performance of their arduous dutios WILL LAM R, JACKSON, ° ROPE.—IN CONSEQUENCE of the weather on Tuosday eld THIS REHGI OUS STATE f the unfavorable svening ‘the (th instant, s mecting will be bi Me NING in the Broadway Tabernacle, a 7 0'eloel which a re} mn willbe given bythe Re De. ah bet H tate of Reli, ss ele hee ion in ana jedan Fh ee an from which o leo will bo mado! by ‘he. one - Dowling, and others. RENCH FREE CLASS AND bag Ea poy Pad Course.—Richard & Mouton’s Ac! 685 Broad wi rd willl on Honda oe 12th inst, at yar aioe is system. La- vist will jommoda- MFECuants’ EXCHANGE COMPANY.—JANUARY, ‘he annual election of eighteen Trustees of ii company will be held ab the ‘otice ofthe company, Merchants’ Exchange, Wall street, on Monday, january, instart, between the hours of | and Bry Rg i M. The transfer books stl be clesed from the 5th to the 12th January incluive. By order, if 7 “i. 6. McCORMICK, Seoretary. MERICAN RY 10 ene try will be the nae Rotioe, at Ne. (s 168 Willing Treats M. BODENWIESER. Naz BAY AND OBAGRES ice COMPANY.—-Ta> empany having completed thet houses on she foshmus and made srrangements to roeci Be tad cela Drepared Joh steamers and other v are ney fora ret with Loe, Fresh Mi Butter, Lar rest notice, at ver, rrensonabts as "Ghigres: ov. 1b, esl LARK & 00., Agente, SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC. 1.3, 0. F.GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN NEW omnia a Committee of nd the panic ta a mb! a fur Gra tf Lodge, one Pew fall, om 2 :—P. 7. iver a Take place at Monday evening, Childs 3b Fark Row; do. Omtce, Custom Houre Peart segee W..0. Grover, Orde 73 Ghrgetie. street ; 60. i6h Allen stronb; do. D. W, Anderson Tsietr avenues do, D C. La 1 Washin street; do GQ. Lewick, ks Geand ate <) inroets Jobn J. Davis, Grand Secretary, ay He red Grand Warden, 83 Dua it me? €ouricr and Enq airer "omee John G. Cisyton, Gran ‘ames H. Perking, Odd Fellows’ Hall; Reps, 46 Pine sureet ; den Rule Office, 44 Ann street. Members of the Order are Fequested to appear in regalia, oF EE LOST, ¢ ae Rennes Anny 40 & ERY ORD: STOLEN. ON. THB 2%rn A dts A hy IN ede Livers ol, maker a ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, one atria of silver plated slejch bells patent leather, boun ‘blue; the name tC Gibson stomped on the end. Whoever will return the ‘the New York Hor AT THE CORNER OF NIN. TEENTH STREET Fourth avenve, on Wed: y, the 7th inet. » ona Lats with purple silk (3 will by. fourales the eame to the owner, at No. 13 hast Fourtes th etre = 5 4 Pt e go Ait ag be AND HORSES.—ANY GENTLE. ha dispose of his establishment, rete ir pric Price ithe will us Rood nth Ward this ity, i : nae establishment must be esge Rockaway car 0 HOMESTEADS. sociation, No. will take sion on M as th bs ‘nion Buildin, boure Broom eas required by theact of incorporation will be Those wishing to jein are invited to attend. $1. Monthly duos $3. HOMAS D. SMITH, Chairman. _N.P. Lananty, Secretary. will hold per ial tticers en rt No. ania" quare, public are’ invited to att Addresses may be expected by a num|cr of eentlemon, wiio wilt a explain the objr cote od ops ations ot Building Av- Tociations. Books of wubscriytion are now open wt the ofica Buxton, Je, Ne. 14 North, William #bte ‘Wakeman a3 Latings, No, 6 Fulton street, the prospectus m: SPORTING, P' RON SHOOTING. AT WILL AWSBUR ms A Match will come off betweea M man, for SB avide, Afier Kot ne Bhooting will com- ae! Zab, COLMAN” 00 @pngd pigves COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. IN Once I8 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE COPART- nership heretofore existing between the ene this day been dissolved by mutual com that the business heretofore conducted by the firm of inemen Ca ame will be hereafter carried on by Simon Roson- im, who will off and collect all debts due ag @0- partnetenio business. SIMON HEINKM, Mew Yorx, Jan.1, » 1362. SIMON ROSENBAUM. “REWARDS, REWARD WILL BE PAID T0 ANY PER- no will find a hair that is not black in gentleman's heads, whose whole hair, wasted and grey. Tho change was wrougit johemian Hair Dyo, manufactur Price 75 cents, Warrt d wot to change oF fx $1,00 juuniae Ligt URS. Gann CHOICE WINES, SPIRITS, ke, FOR FAMILY USE, Bi t Domijohns, London Dock Brandies and Ja- a Whiskies, Schedam Hollands ‘s London Cordial Gin, Port Wines of tnd of the ehote ft vinteges, delicately favored gold Sherr! Hand dry Ma {the best di tion; © most cele rand Importer, GP. LETHBRIDGE, 86 and 59 Fuiton street. IMPORTERS OF WINES, 8 Perens & 00, ‘This firm havo recently open: ieee ae ic tenis em a sit i a Santo bebe Sh Bes we oad ine are offeving great |] who want onoiee AHUSENENTS, .TRE.— BOXES, 25 CaNTS PIT, & ceecues aa rt i ‘ins; Bisnca, M: To conelude with the or, Theme 0 Mi ne Acie Mr. val “4 | lor; th Halli Simon Seaytake, Mr. Gevththey 1 rd, Monkey of th Inland, Master Cony; Elizs, Mrs. Yeo URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREBT.—DOURS open ab 624; to borin At 7 e’aleok. | Dress Girole and Par- Si ‘ier, 25 cents; Private Boxes, $5; ra Beate, To conte Mouday evening, Jan. 12, will bo | th me of PAUL PRY~elorel Hardy, Me de; Harry Stanley, Mr. Lester; Frank Hardy, ‘Me Hole Burton; Bilze Hardy, Mise J. Hi); Mra. Phebe, Mus Mary Naylor Fo conclude UMMY—Tob} . Mr. Burton; ; Theophilus Foie, Mr. Fisk; Lar: antain Grater, Mr, Moorhouse; ‘aylor; Susan, Mri 10. g ballet, the pebite comed potite comed; of SHOU of Pur Amownmnr re, § bo Comtenee ab 7 it, $1; La Ey Circle and titer NG THE « ION. i be followed by the ballet | fives isomer’, of DIANA AND HBR NY PHS—Dians la goctes, To couclude with the farce of RAISING ee “WIN 1BLO'S. STS UNION [fALI4 OPBRA, UN- der the direction of Signori Bysio and bey f Monday, Henry ertment will bo ful ani the eel $! obra ted Ma every day from 8 A. M. to 12 rere o*ti'e ovlebrated grand oper ey MEGok in cia, Signore A. Bowi tini; Kaymondo Signor 8 Strini. a etheiont. of ferty principal perform Siqnor Ar ten years, hal en wt 63; commen: ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STKEET.—DOORS open at 634; curtain rises at7 o'alock. Dress Cirole and 2 Pit, 1236 cant; Orchestra Tickets, 50 Box Tickets, 01. Monday evening 3 th tertainments will commence with the drama of 8! ¥v McGUIKE—Shandy MoGuire, Mr. B Williams; Saute Cant- wel), Mr Taylor; George Cantwell, Mr. Arnold; Archibald Bora, My. Clarke; Mary O'Connor, Miss Hathaway len onnell, Mics Char! To b» followed by the farce of IN AND OUT OF PLACK—Letty, Mrs. B Williams. To oon- clude with the pantomime of the GULDuN AXS—Giles Clump, Mr. Fox; Phillis, Mise Ludiam. pe JANUARY 9, 1852 ident cf the Board 0 ent:—Sir—Anxious to oxpross, in some sntial than words, the gretitud I Teel fr the genercu: snd Uveral support i’ have received from the New York publio during this my firet engagement in Amt oa, I beg leave most rospecttully to tender my. Treo werv for the benefit of the Fito Departmens of this city, on tI evening of Friday next, January 10, being my lagt ‘sppe ance. EA. Marshail, the Manager of the Brosaway Theatre, lise Mindly consented to aid my views, shall you be leased to accept my offer. | With sincere oad wishes for tho prorperity of the noble fund you hve established for the ro- | ef of the widows and orphans of the brave men who have devoted & portion of their lives to the protection of their fellow-citizens, I have thehonor to be, respectfully, your obedient servant, M. DE LANDSFSLD HEALD. “LOLA ca EW, E York, Janus To M. De Lawnsret.n Hear >. hi "LOLA of the Sth im this day bee! JOHN COGBR, JR., f Trustees of the New 64. Pr York Fire Do thing more — You d, kindly tender: next, the I6th, in ensrimens of this Sity., A gives the undersigned, 6 comrltien of the Tr Frcat pleasure in accepting the same, poping. that of forte will be crowned With success towards aiding the peor and needy. Youre, respectfull: JOHN COGER, Ry Poommiteles, Gommitten ‘her leave to state to the public that Mr. B. hell red the use of the Broadway Theatre on ecliny eve nest, the 16h, in erdor 80 carry out this noble and praiseworthy odjest, » Prosident. a A BTOR PuACE OPERA HOUSE.—NIGUTLY. -IM- t Anderson every cv every afternoon at3 o'c nder twelve, 25 cents. Kemember the la WV RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATTAM SQUARE, ONE lock above the National Theatce.—George Lea, sole popnisuers Saloon performances every afternoon and even. ing Entertainments to commence in thu afternoon at three o’clook, and in the evening st halt-pa:tsoven c’slook The dntertaimments are varied and colony, and auch ‘sa-can, fom nb no other place of entertainment in Now Yorks con: sisting of Lea's Female Ethiopian (pers Troupe; &. Gregofro, the strongest_man'in the world, who will htock Any stone the audience chooae to offer him; ho wiil also hallenge ayman to “Rill a bullock ” with hie olenoh: amount ot money; 8 Troup of Model Arél ted for their beauty and figure, and who p ‘umber of beautiful tableaux; acoripany ot. Arab ho go through & variety of feats of atrongth and dex. & company of Maleand Female Artists, ho will exhibition of Marble Statuary unequalled in the world; together with a variety of interesting performangrs svery afternoon aud evening | For, particulars, ace bills of oaoh day. sta in Private Boxes, 5) conte; Stage Seats, 87} conte; Boxes, 25 conta; Parquotte, UH dente. AGIC.—ANDERSON’S INEXUAUSTIBLE WINE Bottle expored and taught, so that» child ean perform ical tricks, also, at the Stuyvesant ee tucaday evening, Jan. Iratitute, (59 Brosdw: Doors open at 6 tion, 50 cents; children SECOND IMPERSONATION OF THE ORATORS OF the Old and New World, at the Stuyvesant In- stitute, Tucedsy evening, Jan. 13, at 734 o'clock. Mr. Charles Whitney will continue bis deitueations of American, Irish, Indian, and British Orators. Gen ‘lemen’s tickets fi'ty conte, Indica’ twenty-five commence st 7 o'clock, Adwis- alt. prioe 12g conte extra. Monday a ‘The management announe r e cents; children undor 10) years, 1246 ce = 4 Tucsday, Jan. ath and Liane with O The Orchestra, con- will be conducted by |. Tickets to all priegs Private Boxee, $8 Box office open ntoaP. M infin’ tisfaction, the temperance diams, produced with great care aud vast ex- Penfo, of “The Bottle” bleaux, enti ‘Thornley, of ORI Mertayer Se Afternoon, commencing at three the new and humorous farce, ao popular in Buropa, CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP; tollowed by the gomtoal piece of FAMILY JAKS. Evening, she temperance drama, prepared trom Cruikshank led THK BOT LKB—Vho raley, Mr. Clarke; ‘ur After which, the RIMES, The tT o'oloe’ gro Jaughable tarco Chinese Beauty, Se, as usual, AST CONCERT Te HUTCHINSON FAMILY, grateful for the bind ‘er Concerts, respectfully a ist Vocal Entertainment in il ‘at Metropol i and “Welcome to Kossuth.” number), 50 cents. ‘Ticke the principal music etor evening of the Concer Songs of the Hutohi ° 63%; Cone TROPOLITAN HALL (LAT% Grand Seottish Concert by rhe Fraser Fen Fraser have the ho: y will Riv ment, consisting of gens of 30 t Metropolitan Hall popnlar comporer evening, Jan secured, on ap, day— price, $1 hie, yn Holl, when they will introduce, “One hundred years hence,” Melseved centa eae and hotels, * Books of W reception given thom at their for ined that they will give their York, prior co leaving ‘gr on Tuesday evening, at the door. ‘oluuke Doors TRIPLER WALL) — ly. ~the r of announcing to ané Musical Envertain Kony, Ane c@luctions from on Wednesday Rewer vd soate may 90 the Hall daring tho ; Conoert to common se at 73s o'olcck, ‘Tickets for sale at the principal munis stores in Broadway Camsry: 8 OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ HaLl 472 Broadway, above Grand str: during tho we known Chris sarile “orp” of ander the management of E. continued. fit of G. N, Christy. ‘umtil further noti ore open ot Bla, Dg o'e the patrons ot Christy's Min faily informed tha: the Saturday afternoon Op Saturday next, January NO. Open every night The origional and well Kan etnorent and ven. raly are compact oncarte ary die 17th, annual beng (\ELLOWS' MINSTRELS.—NEW YORK [3 FINISHED, and can now boast of t thanks to the maguetio telegraph tor er such a cembisatio new Band 44t—Broadway ‘Th in bringing to upd in Fello étare, comprisiv er, Sliter, Thaye ali. Tliey perform every day and Gaturdsy tern: conte; Children, ents, mence at7 }¢ 0' vale teat Negro Dolinentors thav ev such gentlemen se E. ff + Newcomb, preatest bandin the word, ia valusble assistance aleat now to be re the This band of a, Brow- lay &), ke, on to ploase ning thin wool n Wodnos- Admisvion uuamal 25 Doors open at hhy o'choow; oom- FLCH’S NATIONAL CIRCUS, CURSTNULS "REET below Ninth, Philadelphia Exhibition, nightly, the ENCHANTED oT horeemanshi distinguishes troupe. of che grand eq BED, together of M'llo Marie, and te other Rvery cesoriptc Acropatic entertainments is ber: tJ. M. Nixon, Equest reli, Clowns Cilbeus ~NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE tho French Ky attractions b: Mademe Tour, Belle du Bou! Louise as ba Fort the Giadiators nder unsurpensed by any ert ian Dir) 4 during ih Keeat geil Mons Benoit an 1 Uorebnck Mr 6 Lons, Mavagor— estrisn prutomine of ith he matohloss bers of this n of cquesorian and Produced on a acala ot ishynent iu the world ir: Vevtland and Wore 47 BOWERY. inn trou wook, will ap © perf:rmance, La Sytoh da Me. Blaskwood Sands tha Rivers Family, and Maeter St Luke, in ali their varied and alagant feats E IT PEMEMBEXED—THIS AFCERNOON, AND every RILEFNOON NEXY wer avend Day Ferformanoce. RUSICAL, , TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN — M. until2 o'clock | EOPOLD MEYER, Houre of instrne! tion from ¥ o'clock A. pot. Reside Howard street JAYFORD & BROTHER, 369 BROADWAY, 807% Apouts for the ssle of Hallet & Alien’s (tho original H»i- ty celebrated Boston Pianofortes. Also Agents tor A. W. add & Co., and Woody thus offering the great ivantage in purchacing, to examine in the same roomy, instruments from the diferent colebrated Boston make Pianos to hire. PROFESSOR VINGL commence f new class forbeginnerein thecomin Ve the fire three ‘ospone gratis, that the scholars may judge of the system Terme $l0each for s cours cf 26 lessons. Apply at No. 11? Chambers street, at any tim ¢ after $ o'clock. G!GNnoRra ELIZA, VALENTINI, PROPESSOR IN ‘Stinging, informe the musical Indies that ihe applications wut te mado by letter st Hotel Pelerin, 9 Whitehali stceot, which the will promptly attend to. ‘The ars cf singing, lite the art of psinting, is an imitative art. She having been sven yesre prima donna in Italy, and having yet all her veal powers, i6 one of the very few professionsis in this vntry who can teach by examples and by imitasion. tthe 4 accompaninent masterly She speaks and es in four lsngusges—[talian, Fronch, nglish‘and Epanish. OOKREEVING, ARITHMBTIO, &o. cystem of instruction pedulairly ai by W. J. R Broad and i ening. Ter TAUGHT BYA tod to practical Each student Open day and ENMANSHIP.—MR. 0. B. GCLDSYIf1, 289 BROAD way. Will receive Pupils daily this week ab on *alf the asual cher; $2 50 olnye rai for privat Ladi-e’ class meets at aw M. daily: A tea rand SP Me Applic THE BALL SEASON. mw RARING'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, ptreot Me. 8.will teacl his mush admired Schottlschua, drille, Classes forming for the escond quarter. to commence doting next week nd gentlemon wishing to learn in reneivo janive to ths patrons “Sohoolo and families residence as above. ‘y of the Academy. every two weeks tended. For terms, apply to TOMPKINS’ RLUES SOIREE—CITY ASSEMBLY joms, February th, 1852 J. L. WAUGH, Chairman. J. K. Kern, Secretary. neva ME, AUoUSTA TAKES LEAVE TO INFORM THE ladies and gentlemen of New York, that abe has re- sommenced her instructions in Dancing, in the aplondid room of the Stuyvesant Institute, 650 Broadway, where vesides For particulars, apply from 1] A.M. to3 P. M. rooms 22 sid 18. BNRBY WELLS AND H\iS SISTER MADAME H. home Academy for Dancing oe S peegiel deport Etuyvesant Institute ipaahey greeted eembe cing = Claesea for saols ‘Mondays an biped morning and evening; cla asters and tm: Wednerdays and Saturdays, At 3 on hours dow. od spacial classes and to private lessons. ERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, No. G4 WEST Fourteenth atreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.— Madame Dubreu! Ferrero and her brother, &. Ferrero, ros- ane taste tecond ‘ter is com 1 ies and masters, Wednesday y aud Thureday afternoon, A336 0'eloc! Evening class for centlemen. ae BREW PUBLIC A'TIONS. aE FORREST ee SUL TE! daily developing some most. extiaor- olsary Sheee 6 life, both humble, middle, and arlstoorntie. will be published inextenso by the Law Re- porter cf the New York Horald immediately on the termi- nation of the proceed! isthe only report that has beon teken with spec! are from the commencement of the Bivatel af It nai been referred to hy the Courtand ounsel ag the acknowledged authontis and faithiul report of the proceedings and will comprise a fall and verbatim sccount of the opening and summing np speeches of Coun- eel, the Judge's Charge, Portraits of Mr. and Mra. Porrost, and p graphic deecription of tue whole scene. Price, 25 conts Copyright secured. Orders addressed to Dewitt & Davenyort, tocksellers, Tribune Buildings, N. ¥. HE FORREST DIVORCE. CASE.— 1 ONLY PULL correct snd impartial report of this interesting trial will caved immediately after the clove of te proosedinga, in pamphlet form. It isitaken exclusively tor this edition, by the able reporter of the Police Gazette, and in addition to the testimony will contain the scenes in Court, descriptions of the witnesses, all the letters and decaments admitted or vthing of interest that took place. This dinitted vo be th only corset one by the Court and ¢o m Loth si may thorefore be asfely re- commended ae the most reliable guide through the mass of testimony given in this important case. A copyright will be scoured for this superior hg ke Acoompanied with oxeollent portraite of Mr. and ‘orrert, an: will be the most complete edition hetore the public. Ordors from the tra: aad eriodical dealers must be addressed to STRING! 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ROBACK, FROM SWEDEN, Philadelphia, offers hie services to # anaes 9 bey York. ie to and fatu ec events Fee—Ladios, 9) ce: bg oe oalonieted ard res Ahoy 8 Profesmor Ani Doors oven at 2; o ra0d givon & motoe at 3. the inclemene evening, the 1th inat tively be delivered ty, of Philade ine, wan pe of the wosther, ut half padt se Subject: til to-morr CHURCH. —THE LEC. announced poued imu TRE ¢ Hu LIDA YS (PIC AND USEYUL GIFTS —& GOrL AL ponci! cate ling just been tsmucd trom the mauafastor {tho enboor: ers, ‘he m mpiste wud sonve icat pocknt companion ever 9 No. and whiok for benuty of workmanship defivr ed tented increased demand AG. BAGH, SELLING velvet and eil aud felt bon time; oail at Jivdson otreet, ILLIARDSIMPRE fourte« mahogany be made ab his f, leathers, cue opored dence frien tron ment of ry MELSC BR LLANEOU tf A REDUL NY V RD.— BASSFOR: Chesnut strect, . New order for the rv pel not y, the 12h fst i Fri sizes, pa Assortient r with one anporiorsdy JED PRICE, ni Kossuth beave ‘ ) fee. Now is your 4 "ot N. BINNS. 451 We advina al! to call OMS, WITB aia wich tables an iron, and Cloth, balls, York 0, for gale at both places itt, who sottelie hia Es and the public in senoral to give him their ps J NION PARK BILLIARD 84LUON, CORNER OF UNI versity place and Thirfaenth s:reot, ~This magnificent salovn, dont sinin, blsetio Cushione lit « Alley: costly d soription gentleman w.0 for their comfort ai lieits the pa nd thi d ain il themvel BARRELS SALMON ; 500.2 2,0) barrels Mackerel, oxtra quality; 600 bc 0 giobed Herringe, ye ote Soused Salmon Fish. for sale by rrings; 100 bai NELSON. WELLS & CO.,51 Dey six of Grithth & Deiker's Patent improved Billiard Tables, and four splendid Bow- ia now open for the reception of visi all the eppurtezances to the rooms sre ot the most vory beat attention * of the preparations made nt, by the subseri tronage cf his feleads and tne public ia G. 0. HATHORN, Je, Props 200 SMALL PACKAC 4 200 buds 3 White reat. Dutch Herrit NELATINE! GELATINE! GELATINE!—-JUST RE- ceived oases ert from thi 8. EO. 8CRIVEN, 13354 Water » tity of this very auperio: artiole, he y vf Soyers, and univorsally ac: kno ‘wledged to oY ‘the m4 ead ch saleby the agopt for the United Sta pens BOW in use. For t. OUSEBKEBPERS SHOULD CERTAINLY EXAMINE the plated or German silver Tea 8 poons, $3 per 4» Trays inlaid with pearl, Corne- Hebras, Girandolos, Gas Fix- $0, $7, and $8 per dor, lina’ Solar tures, in gilt Lamps, Mantel Ci damask fini Table Forks. tors, Baskets, MORGAN'S, 162 William st., between Fulton and Ann stroets, opposite the Church. 66 HROW, PHYSIC TO THR DUGS—'LL East India tonic liclous nen: intoxicating and renovating ber by Baes ani Co,, Burton-on not orgsuic. t.''—Macheth, for the aub Jand, is curing all diseas Fad Quart B a ene prxixa CARDS.—THE SUBSURIBERS HAVIN ‘scious premises, 177 and 179 Grant removed to thei wtreet, near the Odd Follows the trado aud cuetomers with their various brand: Cards, which, for toughm knowledged to bo the Wi im ESTIS & LEVY, Uaioe Curd Manufuovors W7end Libs Grand street, N, ¥ near Odd Fellows NONE OF al: Ale, This dae overage, brewed ont, Bng- For sale in Pint PL ETHBRIBGE, *6 and 88 Faison street. Hall, aranow revdy to supply rds menufa ue GREAT wi ARD “OF “THE NORTH Burs ais New Yor! lusban Fancy Goude, &., K Cards, Maps, Diplomas, m Wedding, Visiting, addr fr, Bridal Ev Ten Shillings SEGARS. Sifts r sale at low prices by elopes, &o., Sc. at about halt price, 3. P, LETH BRID( No. New Ye antile work 0 da ° re Oversiors of Bishop, 181 Broad way. and the ladias of thould do likewiso, and ah to call on Bishop and q overshoes for themselves. Plose: aecortment of India Pubber, Shoei Ko., to be foum BISHOP'S, 181 Brondway, opposite Howard Hote: aber thet swell aa Gubts in the city i RLLY'S HALF PRICK Bh GRAVING AND PRINT« ing office, 141 Falton street, —Bil’ Hoade, devcriptions, ¢ Boxe nod {ity Cards for 10,000 HAVANA AND GERMAN SEGARS es and 38 Falton street. 2,000 LARGE SWEDISH amer Herm reovived per steamer Rurops— tor J.B. CLEU & CO. 80 and No. 7 John street. Alv0, 26.000 NURB OF CORMS.-BY ae cane BERUAKD, NO. % Bowery, betwe 4 i me B inform: devoted her time, for the feet r godject, ‘olook Ni YORK AND PHILADELEIIA DIRECT. —| jail Lines, through Pi 4ichoure ving New York Ge Philadelphis, anme hours, fr: reduced $3 for orev the neaneve Ines, an oat with the rrentoss #0" se g Difice ee Pace eth throne onnamapore, ears svracts (west side), wo prac to whieh tours cron 2P. M006 i fey: ss y owsoes-learee sireet HOTELS. ‘AMILY | Yerrett Bill, mn BOrEL, NEW BRIDG! jee. —The above house ‘lent coffee ramets ortwelve private Ny ie Tt STREET, centrally hb, ay, panitinese s ‘i “teas eras for ser. to his American nes we NEWS BY THE MAILS; Our Washington Correspondenee, Wasninuton, Jan. 9, 1862, The News from England, and Kossuth—Another Draw) chm Highly Important Respecting Gee, Scott—Singular Facts Connected with the Jackson Festival—The Split stilt Oper. in the Democratic Party—Chance for the Whigim Kossuth | in the for Presidential Campaign. | The news of the resignation of Lord Paimerston, we understand, is regarded by Kossuth as another blow upon the republican cause all over Europe, and as post- poning indefinitely the necessity for his return to Eng- land, The sudden death of Louis Napoleon is now the only chance for the projected liberating movement om the Continent, His life is the guarantee of peace and of @ cloge and methodical compact among the monarchies, including England. In this view, the proposed alliance between the United Btates and England, to enforce ugom Russia the doctrine of non-intervention, falls to the ground, “an obsolete idea.” The future policy of Kop. suth, in his journey to the West, and over the West, will, however, continue the same, in the hope that some pro- vidential circumstance may turn up, which will lead to a general civil war in Europe, and make the doctrine of our active intervention @ practical thing. The coup détat of Louis Napoleon, therefore, has broken up the plans of the revolutionists, and left them to the preca- rious chances of future events. Kossuth thus ceases to be the missionary of a revolutionary scheme, and be- comes the mere dependant upon some miraculous change in European affairs. Palmerston’s resignation drives the last nail into the coffin of active intervention The idea of aralliance between us and Bnglend against Ras- sia—at all times impracticable—mow becomes absurd. The Pope led off in the revolution of 1843 Kuglwod ig not prepared to risk the experiment in 1852 She recoils from the alternative of a war agaiast Nicholas, Francis Joreph, and Louis Napuleon Kossuth must be content to wait a little lowger; and be will doubtless wait on this a.de the Atlantto One reasen why General Scott was not present at the: Congressional Banquet, wan that he was absent in Vir~ ginin; but at the sume time it is quite likely that hia absence was in parc attributable to « desire to escape the inconvenieners of answering an invitation to the divner Soldier as he is, he 14 deadwt against inter- vention, and all foreign emissartes, whose object is co in- volve usin either a large or a small filibustero expe ti- tion, The General is a whig, and an ultra whig--« #hiz- conservative of the old school; and we doubt uot, if his thing of intervention in the effairs of Europe ig made m quvstion tu the Presidential campaign, no will ‘quite willing torun as the native American candidate, gatnst the foreigners and againat their doctrine s important, if true; aud we may yet come to this alter native Gen Sam Houston was atthe Jackron dinner, last night, to Kossuth, but escaped im season to avedde the responribility of aspeech = And thereby bangs a tal ‘The General, after the suspiclous attached to hiw, im conse uence of the Greer and Donaldson correspondence, is anxious to steer clear of the free «ol party. ‘Tho ol Van Buren regime control the Jackson Assvciation—they are angling. with Kossuth as their bait, for a Gi rma vote «f the North and West Che 5 they are moving to carry this thing of interven 100 into the Baltimore Convention. And upon this very pointy there will be a eplit, if the Northero asjority ins the acctrine, to seeure Kinkel and the German v this view, Gen, Cuss and Judge Dougias have ni themselves in the South, by their late enchusiastis rpeeches in faver of our joining in a republican crusud@ all over the continent of Europe. It is a remarkable fact that atthe Jackyon feativall art night while all the living democratic loaders and) wepil ‘« were referred to in ® complimentary way and several of the dead. that no eflicial recognition was mad@ of the administration of James K. Polk, Now, whea we consider that Jackson Hall is under the management of the oid Glohe and Van Buren association, this omissione wears an ugly complexion, and may possibly accenut for the ebsence of Mr King, President of the Senate, an? ya Speaker ot the House who together wih old Were all indispored on this vecaston [6 es a miphcy pice couside: just dow. to steer eately between Northern free svilismn, and Southeru state rights, as the edigorial of the Union, upon the festival, will show he two factions of the democratic party have ao’ yet come together; and there is set some change tor the Whigs, in toe possible event that the Baltimore Jonven= tion muy fuil to fraternive And that is the only pose sible chance for the whig party. ‘oseuth will leave here on Monday morning, satisfied? thAt in asking too much, he has received more tham could have been expected It ie eid that he leaves here toenter upon the campaign of the Presidential eleotiom inthe West, and all over the West. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Prsavruena, January bo, 1852. New Evain Odd Fellouship—Arrivat of the Missing Steam= ship—Convictionof the Child Murderese, § An additional impetus has been given to the cause of odd fellowship, by admitting the ladies within the pre- cincts cf its mysteries By virtue of the authority gives by the Grand Lodge of the United states, Atlantic Lodge of this city, initiated seven ladies—the wives of members of the order— during the past week. The fortunate ones are greatly envied by their fair friends; and those for- merly most opposed to secret societies, are determined to marry odd fellows for the purpose of satisfying their, intense curfosity with regard to the mysteries of the order. Their dread of riding the goat, which, according to common rumor, is one of the initiatory rites, have beem calmed by the assurance that the animal ie to have @ side saddle, on which a lady is to mount. ‘A beautiful gold medal has been prepared by order of the Grand Lodge of the I 0. of O. F., of this State, for presentation to George 8. Morris, of York, Pa, the late ‘fasted Grand Master of Pennsylvania, ‘tt is rich; chased with the emblems of the order, and an ap; ropriate ioscription, testifying to his “merits as an officer, and worth sa man.’” The City of Pitteburg, now in her forty first day from Liverpool, passed our Breakwater under rail. Che purser of the ship landed at Lewes, and reports by telegraph that the propeller of the Pittsburg was car= Tied away when but three days out. Her commaoder, Capt. Stotesbury, was not deterred by thy accideat bat continued his voyage under sail The rua was, howe ever,retarded beyond his expectations by weathur the most tempestuous and adverse that he ever rem>moere encountering She took # pilot about 6 o’cloow Last evening. twenty miles south of Cape Henlopen, Tne uae derwriters of thie city ye:terday refused to take rivkg upon her cargo at ten per cent. Sarah Gerber was this morning found guilty of mar- Ger in the secoud degree, by the verdict of the jury ia ber case, which was accompanied by « recommendation to the mercy of the court The prisoner wep: bitterip when the verdict was sancunced, and appeared to feel remorse for her crime. tler sentenee will be the sbortest term for the grade of which she has buen can- victed; und she will be placed where she can recetva® excellent moral training, and perhaps be restored to her parents while yet in her childhood. Our Albany Correspondence. A.wasy, January 8, 1852. Sketch of the New York Delegation, ge By common consent, this session of the L seems tobe marked, in advance, as one of the funniest and busiest ressions ever held in the State of New York sipce the new constituti The two houses are 80 nearly a tie, the Presidential election is sonvar at hand, and the disjointed and uneasy condition of both parties so manifest, that an undue number of Legislative ruses and parliamentary tactiss will doubtless be played off om both sides, to the infinite amusement of unconcerned in- divicuais, but with dubious effect upon the interests of the people at large. ‘The New York delegation were early upon the ground, with the exception of Mr. Miner, detained at home by sickness. They are « highly respectable body of, men, of all ages, from twenty-one to fifty, and representing al- mostall professions and pursuits of life Mr, Maloney, from your Second district, is self-educated man, re markably well versed in political strategies, for which indeed, the Third ward has afforded im its dey « fair field. Mr. Reee, of the Third district, is the oldest mam of the democratic delegation, He has been, heretofore ranked as@ baenburner of the Purser stamp, and is, believe, the only democrat from New York who did now obtain the endoreement of the cotton committee las@ fall. Mr. Rese is, however, now considered a moderadag and will not probably differ from his colleagues. Mr. Ward, of the Yourth district, is the only whig elected) who did not get the Union nomination, and consequent~ ly isranked as a woolly bead. Mr. Brown represente @ whig district, the Fifth, from whieh he is ohosen by means of an old feud—commonly known as the “ Tommy Truslow row ''—among the whigs along the East River, Brown is a self-made man, of considerable abilities, He is @ much older man thao his youthful face would indicate. The Sixth district bas returned! Mr. Blackator & quiet silver gray, and the onlm member of the last Assembly trom the city wha as reelected Mr Blackstone is a man of fair abilities, aed is understood to stand pledged to introduce 8 law Identical with the Maine Anti-Liquor Law, on the firet convenient opportunit: Mr. Luckey, from the Seventh district, succeeds Mr. Raymond; and althouge he may not aspire to the distinction that that eminent wooily heed attained among the small fry of the two late tessions. be will be found, it I mistake not, a hard wi ing and efficient member. Like Mr. Blackstone, Mr. Luckey. owes bie elecction to the temperance ticket. Mr. Gale, from the Ey ey district, represents the unterrified Tenth ward. Mr has been called s barnburner, but was one of thore wie returned early to the fold of old Tammany, ena is now ranked in full standing among the brethren. Without doubt, he will be @ rei and active member, and his ip fluence over his younger colleagues of the same & ty is —e looked upon as very considerable. Dr. ollins, from the Ninth district, is @ quiet, good fellow, bho without aspiring to “much speaking,” will bo povertheless highly esteemed and appreciated by thore who may have opportunity, by close intimacy, to observe bis reat shrewdness and so ense. Colonel Monroe represents the rural districts of Manhatten [sland with his usua! dignity, circumlocution, sod tremeadous sagacity. The has been awfully humbugerd about the Speakership—that is the fact’ That sucha position waa due bim by bis politionl friends te invis putable; aud that it would be "at Ones ond generon conceded. the Colonel's friends never doubted. 4u 2 was the security in which Colonel Monroe reposed. tn«c he left your city at the very last moment, only to arrive