The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1852, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. sam@ES GORDON BENNET®. FROPRIBTOB AND BDITOB ee ‘W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. sesee seen Oe LBe AXUSEMENTS | TS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, “Bowery—Brr ow Br. Manc—Ras- PARLip—Jace Arvems, BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdway—Navar Ewoacr- | wrere—Carnevar & Sevizee—Me. ann Mas. Litiy- womer— Dien a avn Bes Nvurua-Two Born voasrixs, RIBLO'S CARDEN—Nomua. rn ‘8 THRATRE, Chambers stroct-Wrer Exn— | Vetume XVIT + Sameael suReyey, Chatham gireet-Buaxoy Mo | Symna—lacLasy Ae Ir Te-Gouven Ax “RALRIGAN MUSEUM—Axcnne Perrohwsxom ar mEENCoN AyD Eves BOWERY AMPSITHEATRE, Dowery--Bovesraiam Pawronwances, @RRETY S KID ware sian FRLLOWS' MINSTRELS, Fellows’ Motion) Math, No. 4 Bread we ay—Rrwiorian Minerae Dstt, 73 Broad- ASTOR PLACK—Paor, Axpgneon’s Seonene Myote- Beevers. Rew York, Wednesday, January 11, 183°, ron & Co, fer the New Yoru Henexo in Baltt Summary of the News. According to our Washington correspondent, there appears to be great bustle and activity in the Navy Department. Vessele have beon ordered to ypropare for sea, and supplies and munitions of war aro being collected with alacrity. What has pro- @eced this cxtraordinary commotion is not posi- tively known, but it is intimated that, among cther things, the Mediterranean eyuadron is to be strengthened by tho addi ion of two or three men- efwar. We hope that Secretary Graham—now | that he is fairly arcused to the importance of pre- | ering our naval force for any emergency wriee-~wil! cast bis eyo in a Raery ‘eepecialiy ta the Mos: have 4 man of-war to prota merce in that quartor Mr. Bradbury yesterday oor mm the United States Sonate, viding for the printirg, in one volume, of a cumpeniium of the seports from the beads of departments, and other Bublic papere, instoad of tho documents in detail. Whis is a most excellent morement, and, if carried ut, will prove asourse of great economy. There e@re thousands of pages prin: ‘printed, every year, whi to any one but the printer who has the contract. We are gratified to observe that many Senito fre beginning to opon their eye: to the corruption prodsced by the present syatom of giving prin ug out by contract. The debate on the consas printing bill, shows plainly that the present plan is ovidently used by both political parties a3 a means of keeping up partizan mowspapers, w. aro solely eustained in this way. Lot the systom be abolished at once. A bill was reported by the Jadiciary Committeo, Sa the House of Rep tatives, to prevent the Beads of departments, and all members of both branches of Congrese, from prosecuting claims Sgaingi the government. Ifpassed—and it certainly @aghtto be—this bill will put an effectual check wpon all Galphin operations. In reply to a resolu- sion of inquiry, the Presidont transmitted a letter from our Minister to England, which states that Be has been assured by the British government tbat it nover intended to sanction or sugge:t the employment of negroes from the United States, in the West Indies, in any manner that would conflict with the intereste of our people, by inducing slaves de runaway, &e. On the coniray, they merely | @esigned, in their original plan—which appears to | have fallen through—to prevail upon free blacks to emigrate to and cultivate theislanda. Sach a pro- seeding would be highly beneficial, not only to the our free negroes, but to numerous wiito persons in this eoun‘ry, because the former would be estab- Bebed is a climate more congenial to their nature, andthe whites would get muck work to do whish ie pow done by tho blacks. Kossuth yesterday made epee shes on hia introduc- téen to the two Houses of the Maryland Legisle | gore. A rynopsiz of the proceedings will be found wrder the telegraphic heed. Ho errived at Balti more Jact night, and will be ia Harrisburg to-day. But little bu nee Was yestorday | % resolation | weme very 5 @aring the debate on iho Noesuth reeclutions. He said that the preper mann r the members to show their sympathy for snfforiag put their hands kote each for the ca Heal sympatuy range me’ reeotuti ‘The contrac’ Board ore et doth in if we sro to nd eut @ty on the 23d inst., for Foeter George 8 sambert 3 | Pisited Bullalo an dey befor Seen cu A very ixterc col: { a@yening, at the Ant Church, denouncing, w ithout 2 measure, the ¢: ch Prope ses to send tho volored oloni- itionista, were roug ble brethren. The strongest burle: a ri ee t af srg and the handled by tb ddenuneis ti ions ir eut than fs sein fort i ever. The hare of denun- | withthe same n,and Gov. H wouee. A Committco to bé sont to Albany, to watch tho proceodin of the Logisla- gthe whole timo of sitting, lest there gre ne whole whig | mestic policy of | of success for the coming elections. | by storm, and at jength taking posecesi The Mosenth Intervention Excitement= ‘Ite Progress threugh the States. The Koseuth intervention excitement still goee shead, like s great snowball, increasing in size as it rolla—vires acgwirit ewndo. It proceeds from State to State, enrolling fresh converts in each; and seeme likely to extend over the whole Union, from Maine to Texas. Already in the following States has tho Kossuth doctrine been introduced, and, in some of them, resolutions paseed, more or less strong, but all of them recognizing and advocating the principle ef active sympathy in European affairs in general, and in the cause ef Hungary in particular .— New York, Obio, Magsachusette, Kentucky, Maine, indiana, Pornsylvania, Tennessee Maryland, Alabama. Hi the movement procecde over the Union at this rate—embracing North, East, Wi and South— itis going to produce as great an effect upon the politics of the country, and its external rola- tions, as the Texan excitement in 184‘, or the ad- vent of the [rish exiles to our shores, after tho abortive inaurrestion in “ the erald Isle,” in 1798. 1s is well known that the first orgaaization, tho struggle, and final euccess, of the domooratio party, in tho time of Jeforson, grew out of oimils historical facts to those we aro daily rosor¢ the Koveuth excitement. The Emmet, the Sampsons, and the other Irish jatriots of that day, wore received with the same éclat ae Kossuth. Chey wero ho- nored with the same triumphs in New York, and in the city of Philadelphia, which wag hon the eoat of the general government. The popular exeitemont rose as high then as now, and the triumpha of the exiles were much the same. Some ofthem were, by special oct of the Logisla ture of this State, enrolled members of tho bar, and admitted to practice at once, without any previous logal education er training in our courte. | All received public honors or favors of some kind or other. The Irish sympathetic movement of that day tended toe produce an eptire revolution in the do- the govornment of the coun- y. John Adams opposed it, and se did Rufas King, the American Minister at London, who» like Louis Napoleon in the case of Kosauth, went the length of insisting thet the Irish exilos should not be permitted to land in the United States, or if they landed, that they should be expelled as dangerous frebrands. Adams and his party failed; and the democratic party, under the | tremendous excitement of that day, completely trium phe¢ In the present day, both p 8 are ranning into the .ania, together with a third party that did not thon exist. Thoro is 2 generalrush inthe Northern tates, emong tho democrats, whigs, and froe scilerr, to seo who will bo able to appropriate the excitement started by Kossuth, as an element Juasi now, it is cificult to determine whish of tho three parties are moat deeply immersed in the popular fanatioiam. ‘The young politiciane of the whiga are perfoctly crazy on the subject; and the youthful democrats, who rejoico in the “style and title’ of “Young America,” goom to be cquaily insane; while the cun- ning, energetic free soil faction are working liko moles in the dark to outstrip both parties, and epgross Kossuth and bis movement entirely to themsolves. Which of thom is destined to suc- ceed is one of those questions which time alone can solve, andis at present wrapped up in the womb of faturity. Kossuth, meantime, is holding on by them all, end is playing them as a skilful apglcr plays a trout or a salmon. Under the intiuence of this excitement, even Webster comes out as stropg as any of the ardent young lots of the dey, and iz no longer looked upon, ason “old fogie,” but ata warm, sympathetic” young man; while Goneral Ssott, with all the Llushing honors of his battles mantling in his cheeks, is regarded as an old war nae past sor- Pe nm een tt paler enitad fi the slaughter house, to oaich alls such superamnuats 4 animals are destined. "The boro of Lundy's L.ane, who is known tobe as stubborn as a mule, will probably adhere to his ution, and, in despite of tho popularity that ever attaches to military services in this country, ho may now lose the nomination in the whig oon- vention; while Webster, or some other more civi lian—whig, democrat, or freo soiler—will ride triumphant through tho land, upon tho recently imported Hungarian charger, carrying evor on of i the ig a Srevrate pieca—ae g: ca! game of ch AMONG THE HUNGARIANS. tly received from Wasl aaet it ro that difficultics have occurred betwoon the 58, in relation to Madame 1 jade. Apolloni up in tment have grown out of ly to lead to some carious Let ua give ® brief outline of the p: UDEVE » inkling of wha‘ Capt. De Ana, a £ in the Hungarian war, joined Ujhazy somewhere in th of Europe, and came over hore with tim, i} as some ethers who were suppored to have bn engaged in that war, bat who, it is allo, never tock any part init. The reader wilirecolle that Mademoiselle*Jagello was with Ujhazy, oud ecvived military and other honors in this clsy. to Washington, and was copying in one of the departments cf riment ; and, recciting the attentions ajor Tochman, n Pole, waa marcied to that gentleman. De Ana went in cearch of emplo; to Washingtom; and, not being successful, back to New York. He returned to Washington, and whilo be was there a quarrel took place boswuen him and Madame Tochman. In conzcyuonce of come vemarks about her ia the oapital, an iadis hate been brough: against him before the nd Jury. Kossuth, when at Washington, was summoned before that body, but managed to ect If cxeweed from attendance. The indictmont, ever, wasfound. A groat deal of comment the consequense among the Llungarians—both se who followed Ujhazy, those who cam the Mie pi, and these whe nosompanied Limeself in the xtendie & seems that the Hun the questio iyed aie taking one the other, and a third party, whe are nout to prevent an expo: be private affairs 6 exiles, because the tr kely to give aa 9 the public, and rotih avlio will look ML @y in to b i by & the bjock of contention ey quarrellod on board the on to Kossuth himself; asd there Were two partica—ono taking one side, and nother the op andt they ro till quarr an r among | eeveral they literally tore the clothes of cach others’ backs. The expoeure in the newspapers seems to have had the good effect of repressing these ebulitt ons ever reseon to believe thore is u great niente cordial betweem the belligerents, ever now Orera anv Fasinos—Tu Two Boum. —We arenow in the beginnirg of the second scaton of Oa Monday evening last, one 9 opened the ball at Niblo’s, with considerable sucsoss ance was excellent, tho artiste all a selves with great abilt high reputation. The eudie bile, and, for the most part, sitting them- wae vory respe elegar Uy ar ae, | though pot wosring the ball desorations hitherto fashiowable in Astor Place. It would seem if anew clacs of hag been attracted-—a sioee mot in th the Opera at all, becausait the expence and the trouble dress every night. A new fi m isnew Niblo’s, and people may go ‘here in thelr ordinary apparel, juet netbeenaneen nttogoto the ‘heatres, | without ‘attracting the @xtonished gare of the | audience. Whe can tell to what thls new fasblon | may lead? it ie possible it may end In a complete revolution with regard to dreee at the Opera, aad tSat at some futuro day, not very ant, there will be no necessity for appearing, eveninthe beuss ats r Place, or any otber houre, with whice kids, whit ¢, and dress coats fr gentlemen, and, for ladies, dross caps, feathers, owe ments forthe bead, and ribbons, laces, opera eloaks, jew and all the otber finery which make ar opera audience #o brilliant in London and Parir, and hitherto the codfish arlstocrasy in this city. ‘This {¢ a republican country, and it would appear to be more in conformity with the genius of our in- stilutions, for every man, woman and child to wear upen those occasions just what they please So much for dress— now a8 to numbers Though the attondance on Mon wae good at Niblo’s, considering the intense! weather, and adollar ss tho price of admission, the soagon will not be in its highest state of developoment till Maretzek opens at the Astor Placo on Monday next. ; Then there will be @ competition betwoen the two that will fill both houses, and the genera! publio will go to witness the trial of skill between the Mon- tagues and the Capulets—Madame Bosio, Rose do Vries, Mis: Whiting, Badiali, Bottini, Lorini, Col- lotti, Arditi, and others, on the one side; with Stef- fanone, Parodi, Patti, Pico, Costini, Salvi, Marini, Vietti, and Benoventano, on tho other. If the Astor Place has the advantage in the women, and particu- | larly in a contralto and second prima donna, Niblo’s has the superiority in the other sex, Neither hasa complete troupe for every variety of opera, though | they wil! probably both get along pretty well till | the erection of a large house, at moderate prices for | admission, enlists the whole force of both companies, and then we shall have a magnificent troupe, and & performance every night. There is “a good time coming,” for opera as well as for everything el: Meanwhile, let us enjoy with contentment such bless- ings as the god: have given us. Dani, Wenster ann Srrveortne Lrerery.— | Who platform which Mr. Webster, the Secretary of State, lays down in his Kossuth spoech, is uni- vorsal sympathy for atruggling liborty in evory quarter of the globe. He expressed it spocifi- wenty: five years ago, for Greece, and now, cake aa same platform embraces a vory active sympathy fer etroggling liberty in Northern Mexico, Cuba, Ireland, Canada, and everywhero else where oj- Mr. Webster's sympathy, thero- re} as described by his Greek and Hungarian ecches, aud his famous Hulsomann letter, is ofa 2 kind, end has its foundation a habit of visiting necessary to go to a; poarlog . Webi or tion of Telations with struggling liberty in D extent Forngsr C. mun ( neo brought ing @ great sensat ‘The ASE in the Por ou throngh the count 'y Pefabtapr it po them, with all | t th 50 litigants and the pers, on the ether hand, | I se the detail $a ered indecent and immoral; while roals frequently contain articles more indecent and im moral than ich, in this ves of journals con: the Courier and Bing ‘Tho Forrest trial constitate mstked ora in fashionable life in New York, Of | will there can be no doubt. More cr Lora Montes, anp WU1t$ AGain Wevnderstand that Lola Montes intends to certain passages in the last lotter of Chevalior Willie, in which he misrepresents her position and ecarcer in Bavaria—her Jifo in Paris—and her mo- tives incoming to this country. She is indignant at those misrepresentatiana, and her blick oes burn with vengeance. ‘Tho Jesuits, and othor agents of the despots of Europe, oxiled her from Havaria, | ard deprived hor of hor boautiful chateau and | estates at Landsfeld, besides a large quantity of jewelry—(sho has about $200,000 of diamonds eti 1 her posseseion)—because sho was in favor of j constitutional government and popular rights. Sho | intends to put this right side up before the Au can people. EXCITEMENT AMONG Tit ingrox—Biiter Hosviniry ro Kossura ax Wonsnirrges.—The National Intelli other journals at Washington that uowall; the public treasury, or pick vp crumbs from the diplomatic tubles, are very savago against Chansel- Jor Walworth, of Now York, because ho and others, in en addrera to Koseuth, alluded to the social influense of Washington against all poy enthvefasm for strugeling freedom in oth or coun tries. Tho ‘old fogies” are waking np. Why dov’t Congress stop all thelr pi sabe ab once ! fisting Ds 71 inquiries mado of us, wo may etato that the drawirg for tho ures of the Art Union, dur ing the present yenr, ia uncertain—dopending upon the sale of two or throe thousand tickots before tho list can bo coneidered complete. Wo sapposo, of eourse, that the fifteen thousand subscriptions havo not yet beon received. They ought to be hurrio ur at fect ar possible. «+ | aeel lent, not Srellipghem, ag od 29 Joha Glennon Lae Unknown bey, ae sworn wae James O-Uniishan, Who <0 Coutre stroct, avd testified tha: he ie mowed 7 the Commissioners of Rmigration to se @ of the buliding in the saine CEs the ne par ip emigrants, which buil thelr oe 2 shot porghen oig nent, <4 had sbout 444 Ben. we calldren; about 9 o'clock on the night ofibe we J, coponent Weat into the front building, jepowent resides and, in about ton minutesatcer, 4 T went up stairs, amd endeavored to from «oming down, and gave them di- eo lone e Aeop quiet; the bannisiere were vot then trehems they were broken afterwards; I supposed at 4 fire was ip the buiidlog; the night before iast re 510 persous ia the buliding, io the moralng they go fe Copal street. and only returp to thie building bop) the sisvm of fre originated on tho tup foor; no 7 of fie wer given ia the nelgbborhood, excopt the arm given by the bet, * He resides iv the raid bul rm of Gre; i em the third sil of water; before lockiag them up, the fire wan in tho top room; 1 1d theza thera sown, bat they re o fe was in ‘ they cai down stairs; I for Me OTs i met him on the went back to way up ataira apy (ire; the wush was 90 great that he cout cet go op: I found some of the emigrants lying a, edeot By persome lodged on the basemeat floor; ow where the ehildren were hilkd; it was om the id tarover the barement; neo beds in the pase. straw for the Inet Ofty who came y hed Diaw ete; the beds were mot anished; did the wan si gave the siarm; | pot out were intoxicated the night before last; a» nome wutoricated just ulgbt; I was rewt from Cowal street to clear the place; wae en- greed by “Mr. O'Cailehen, and ono of the bowws em- ployed about the Emigration office; T gov no wages for ‘wer king; 1 wee takem by Mr O'Uailahaa to do the work; was vot employed abou: the balldiog before; th into the yard ie locked, 0 chat they ar the frout Goor was mot locked when (he alarm Gre was mado, way coming from the npper steries must ement, whew the front door is locked, tally locked wdout ten or eleven jaet might, st the time ofthe | sot through their arrangements or three to wateh; when ope; & y tet y 4 The rt for he ui nt; tye they can go to the basement orm —Says be resides at the emi. 2 Sanal sireet, aud heard the alarm end the building im Coutre street, and ascertelned no fire was there and that no cause ex’sted tor the I them thought that some accident might occur and vi nt to the building, and there saw thera rushing down the stairs, I called to them to desist, as there was no dencer, and after much treuble they Hogue; I was compelled to step on these down ine heap; I then, with mock diMeulty. cided im taking out the lejured and dead booles; Mr © Callahan wae on the front stoop, and I colied to him te come and assist, which he did; be ren- dered all the aid be could; Lam @ watchman, stationed at both pla e had 1,400 persons iu the Canal atreet house om Monday night; vent 400 to other houres, and had 1.000 lest, Jobn Lane, beiug sworn, said] reside at houre im ye ersizrant | en there @ % lact night, when the eecidemt cocurred; I was acting a¢ one of the eistants; 1 wae on the second Moor; the alarm of fire was called cut by © woman oa the third hoor; they ran dey len and endeavored to get into the men's room, which wes locked; I was iu bed at the time of the alarm; our door Was locked, we were locked im; the door wae oped; the floor over the besoment was the room | 1 saw @ ebild thrown out of the third stot it fell on @ boy's breast, who tried to save it; I hat not secn the child since; the door was locked at the foot of the stairs. ynet by the broken bauister, whih prevented by women from egress; Bad the man with the key come eorlier and ualeeked the door. it would have saved the tive j Tgot very bad and rough treatment in Canal street; both moles and females; they used to club us with & brocua stick, or any Other «tic! bands, Ihave beev a month in Comal street, and if I only looked rour a fellow witha club would strike me; all these st the estabiishment im Canel street were rough; dors net know the man having cherge in Consl street; had better treatment in Centre street; im Canal etroet, tbey had no beds, nor straw. but was fa mud and dirt; the clubs were used hy the keepers. employed to keep ore der; never heard apy ove cheek them; use of com. plaining; did not complsin; po use in Gen 80; there was less nes of (be club within the last few days. bes Font Dowling, polleeman, of the Sixth ward police, being sworn, eid—Last night, oa oat gine 40 Centre ip the rear meet; It was pushing; 1 pushed through the crowd, and entered the yerd; there was a geeat crowd there; some persons had 2 little boy in their arma, who appeared to be dying; I Pg found there was no fire; 1 then took the child in arms, hous, and out another dead body, to be conveyed to the station houre; E than got out » young Weman. injured, and carried ber, with a carriage to the City Hospital; when Lietnrned again, quiet bad, ip agrent Measure, beon restored Notthew T. Brennan, Capisin of the Sixth ward po ive, being nWern, Mays—That om the night in question i went with several polisemen to tho scene of calamity, acd on entering the yard-taw the dead and wousdod tying ina pite together; I ordered the bodies of the dead and the wounded to be: conveyed nway--( be dead to the on Leu end the wounded io Was creat contusion among the em men who looked hike em'grante. were, w the em saheut, when if tiey bad be ¢ hospteal; there to an external ex dead in the Atation Hoose, _ except rome slight cout 10 enue death eran Lbsapee of » follo ming 7 *, hamed Joha W. Date Mary Swellivcham, Bown boy, came to Uae ie d nsed by a fal a of th up the lod, ora it fs nesoreacy t boat cos ee arvitGanes io has kinaly tea- ttervices in aid of the olarieatle fund of the New York Fire Department. A teneft will be givea at the Breadway theatre, on ? apuery 1th. on which occarion the rtainments—two d ballets, ia while Mis to perform tes has yoluntecre 1 ng. the Set gonunl ball io German Tait, next, Janvary Soeloly fated to vty Of the birth cf Framkiin, with » olen td bane ay at Niblo ror The annual god aseem ly ad ows will tale place ripler) Mall, en Mondsy Jen thevo, there ave many ciher balls to take place during the week, in the vatious Troops appropriated f for that porpors, throngkout tne city ; and we moy fairly arsoré that not en evening fen at this eeacon, Without the lovere of ths dauce en- ying themeclves in on extraordinary degree. Dest or a Mestnen or rae Ban —&. 2. Davies, Neq., Jesterday announced in ihe Supreme C the suddva death of Francis Grifila, a member of the New York Ber, made « few eu! je remarks. and moved the ad | a curnment ef the Court asa tribute of respect to the Memory of the deceased. The Oourt responded & ts of regret expreseed by Mr. Hb adjournment ac cordingly. More Gatphinism=€ antion ry the Publite, reas Oreiem, Wannncros, January 10, 180%. a Whereas, certain drafts, purportiug to be those of an cMeer of the (uartermaster’a Dep: ) Genersl Thomas 8, Jesup, Onartermas'er General, Dave been presented for payn hich drafts are forge it becomes ve auerd phe in clroulstion | ure of Capt. L 8. Anr hey eve pur ant Qo in Kaston, ree besten their f e approving the sme n repored to this om 6 fraude on bis employe abe tee waded (ba Versonal Movements, The on, John Dickey, of Beaver. hes been appele Marshal for the Western Dictrict of Pennnyly room of Williem Irvin. resigaed. Korruth will be in Pittsborg en Friday, Mr, Borwell of Virginia, a delegate from the inte Com merelal Convention, hi ived ia Now Orleans, forthe purpore Cf attending the Bouthwestern Convention ‘The Rev. B. Kirk. of Borton, bas been apy ointed « mitsionery pastor Ja Paris, by the American Pes Christian Unien. Col, Btephen Wright, one of the heroes of the revolu- tion, died in Norfolk, on the 26th ult, in the 66ua year of his oge. te Alozender M Cling has returned to Minslerippt, | | oa vv | | | from Rolivia, where he had been the accredited minieter of c*the Vndted Btates, which'T handed t> ancrer ohise?, | sin + +09 lates need gacaas of fueged | Inteiiwence ynen Nxcanacua —We learn from Capt. Dilts, Intety arrived from Nicaragua. that the internal troubles of that republic are not set eettled. Capt. D. Jett the Castillo Rapide on the 20th ult. About the 20th party of the friends of Gen. Munos proceeded to the prison where wae coptved, and released him, He then collected bis ferces together, and was marching at the lant accounts, towarde Leon, He bad between thirty gud fi rty Americans with bisa, Theatrical and Musical. Bowery Turatne.—The exsellent ¢erams, entitled ‘The Spy of St. Marc,’ and the new drat styled | “Jack Adgams,” with the drama of © Raffaelle.”’ are to be the features of thisevening, The performances gore- rally are enthusiastically reo a8 by very large assem- Diages. Risioune Sakae cau abet ae is to appear, thie evening, Im the “ Jarmival s Sevili * Diaoa and ber Nymphs.” “ Naval Engagements, ur and Mrs, Lillywhite.” ard the wo Bonny oastiee, ** are also to be performed. Nin.o’s Genpns—'Tho entertainment announced tor | thie evening is the beautiful opers of Roe De Vries se Norma, Bettios as Pollione, and Virginia | = 5 Whitirg op Adalgisa Tho choroua department is full and effective, Burton's Tugatne —Bucketone’s comedy, entitled | “The Weet Kod; or. High Life in London,” and the | very comioni farceof tho * Sumy,” will comprise the | entertalaments for this evening. Natroxan Tuxatne.--Mr. and Mre 3B. Williams con- tinue as popular sa ever. They wiil appear this evening in “Bhandy McGuire.” and “lrelaadas itis.” The | ntomlise of * Lhe Golden Axe,’’ is to be the conciud- ing feature, Barnem's us oy ™M.—'The Young Widow’ and “ The | Fairy Gi be represented bere this sfternoon, | ard’' The Bottle.” aud“ bounle Hedded Room” in the evening. Bowery Amrurrniavay.—The Fronch troupe are at- | tre tig large audiences every night They will appear | meny vovel and ploasing teats in the eircle, BMinsravce give nother oxseltont entertain. | ening. ®? Minerners have provided @ very fine pro- gramme tor to-night. Prov. Apperson continues to attract large audien Tio gives wn afternoon as weil esau evening performeuce | every cay this week, | Asron Pisce Urarsan Orena Hovey -—The subscribers: tothe [talien Opers, at the Astor Piace Opera Honse, will baye till Friday next to retain their former esate. If notteken at that time, they will be disposed of by the proprietor. United States Distriet Court. | Before Judge Betts. Tan, 13.--The United States Stx Boxes containing monufactured cetton goods —These goods were seized by the Collecter of the port of New York in January, 1851, for uvdervabustion, They were imported from Glasgow, per ship Ann Harley, consigned to Austens & Spicer, on account avd sal) of John Grant. The goods were in- volved at £303 5, 2d., ond appraised by the government officer at £463 lls, 6d. and were afterwards appraised by pierobant oppraisersat £658 17s —€175 lls 74, less than their value, Case still on, ciaimabintibeimmemmnttand Ma! for Eurepe. VHL NEW YORK WEEKLY UERALD. ‘The Britich mail steamship Aftisa will leave this port et noon ts-dey, for Jiverpool. The mails will close at \f-pastteno’olock. The New Yorw Werxiy Iecnarp will be published ot half past nine o'clock thi: J morning, Single coples, in wrappers, sixpence. Court Calendar for This Day. Svraeae Coont Bree. Term—Nos, 10, 15, 28. 39,39, 40, 43, 44, 45, 48, 50, 55, 56, 73 and 59. The day calendar J at the opening of the Court, and defaults silowed to be Poche Cmeurr Covat.—Nos. 71, 112, to a tucluding 125, Gouson Preas-—Taiar, Tenmt--Part Nos, 43, 107, 260, AM, 113, 19, 125, 127, 129, 101, 133; Part 2—' ys penton Covnt—Taiar Team.--Noe, 8,22, 113. $7, 124, 300, 249,154, 123, 49, 44. 78, 107, 172, 45, 137, 148, 4, on 142,123, 14, 4, Wow ad 177, 180, 181, 182, le Paintings will wetion room of BENRY LEEDS, No, 5 Wall stroot, on ‘Thursday, (to-morrow,) at 10 o'clock, A.M. Thoao paint- ings can bo seen at No. 8 Wall stroct, in the ploture gallery im the reer of the store of Heary Leo Ele; ipht betes to Kellinger. 's. an exhilarating fivids. 24 the sons lantity of hi of the atin gratuit- ELLIN- er a1 vitae, Sith Joa ve ap ill ieniah the xs 7 ne st have aa a Be not fail tox The Alr Bites Shrewdly a kably hs en, the you w it yea got to oath ey sortment of elegan: Teoted be saber ‘and bh Are now more coonomi: ever. Tint No zs Fulton streets The place to get good Shirts, 292 Green- viel esenes of Chambon street, N. ¥.—The public are in- vited to call and exam: onr maaufacture, of aa ‘2 Gade. ‘Clothing, “Beatle, Crarats, joves, re, hey HOEY, Clevo, Soepend OS. MLAUGULIN. io eagle ena t ot pied ro the tivnre, Poteet snd uever b dep se and Blenting Weather admo- Hanh Mcdee Rell to the outer wan. One frimd 7, purr dR ha Pa instofah and on one’s back Commercial Rank, Perth Amboy.—Notes bank sre r wed’ at 28 per cent discoane, by R The Best Segears. begh gee the moet approved | branes, cam be porchare & very ret aable price, ot the Few and splendid estattishmane cf the wadcrstened, Itsy. i 3} fact ities, tue un i Curtemers with on erticle His Segate aro sil warranted mado to his order in Bavace | Puerto Prinaips, and no inferior ariivte isever pale! | on Guetcmets te prime. | : he MORALES, NS Nassau street. | i Moccasins for it losther, onli-ehin Buffalo Overshoes” td ty style of iboot, eork Mat dress tent The Poor nreenred seat to nsly of Con~ ‘ swaption and dieeret, om ind Thucedaye, at 124 | Greenwich sty Oo these ae he office and parlors sro pro bo tore \ faculty, and 811 pore raowlous ted b, 2 the we te, Gournad's Lr. tquid Har Dye Is without | axpopti the vory bast ever invested; cansily golebrated jediewted Sono, for ouring a pti | on the lat | | relation to our eilver coin, | of the min im conformity to ny by sold by order of Excoutors of an catate now being settled, | etreot, ia payment for ready made | © Mair-Dyefetchelor’ “ecelebrated Liquid | {nin Dye ig the bout ye) disrovarcd for coloring tho hale or | whiskers, the momea portatnt A. wh whieh Dye performs (ss fog. 1 fo for annElo't Wig tactcep, No.4 Wall sheest applied, 34 Copy the Wien « t “Toupees, = Batchelor" style 01 4 opoumest the meve perioct pare yok Those wanting ® ve Bhgold 2all an Ha TOM TEC RH coloorstes | é ta the oft) Rew ig Baetory, Ne the largest end boxt se. | Strong Testim 1ymeThe Oxygennted B ape fhe 4 td.) * a medicine in the world for tho eral and ett: nee. 10) Fe vill, Sho Broadway: Life Hatanm.— Concer Cured by 0" yate it. Horece J. Gardeor ed with 5 hind, for clovew yours, Tie dir tively a: ateay od bia wowesawa wae fo hav 1 het the NONKY MARKET. Tovenay, Jamuary 13-8 P.M, Quotations for stocks wave way to-day. Ali the efforts of holders have not rufticed to maintals prices. Bierket wes week ond foverbh af the clove. At the first | tenrd, Nerdiog Naltrond deckiced \{ peg eont; Marler, ‘i; Norwich nod Worcester, \; New Sereey Zino Mei torrie Comal, Me At eornd bourd ( War a rneall pasic ameng holders ' #2 large voles were made atm deotine of ume per Reading Mattrond sino fei of %, Zine Co, 34; and Wer £4 Thiy doer not look auch Hike « gm spea'oe ta prices, or mock « of eperala aracter la the fyneles le wt no r i be a peod U ar arte. The & roharers, apd wltivaniely ete'e will be a grester » beldere of the leading fen down tre or three per ¢ weuld attract & better demend, not caty for the purpose of mpeculae | tion but for permanert invertment The receipts et tbe Mica cf the Agsintayt Trewurer ef thie port, te-day, amounted to SUD1TO (6; payments, F847 M—talenes, $2,700 158 6 There bax Dee an active demand for foreize o- change to-@ny, for remittance by the stermehip Africa to-morrow, Wedaerday, without change in rates. Wo Foreign | quote billeon London at 108 10\\ per cent p: alam; | ber on Parle, $f. 15 0 Of. 1 Bremen, 744 78),; Memburg, 05), 9 Wy will take out full half ® million of dollars in rpecie The Frenkiin, on Baterdsy, wil) take cut a large amount Of epecie, The aegreeniy ebipment for the week will be Tho | 1 upwarde of ope millicm of 4 ‘ace, This lo moderate. The Daniel Webster. from Nicw-.. 5. brought mere than helfe willion of California ¢ |. tust,and the Chagres steamer, now over due, #il protably bring between two and three millione more. ur receipts this week are Mkely to exceed our expor's more them « mitiion of dollars. ‘The Albany Exchange Bay >a declared & +emi-anm Bual dividend of three and « ba! per eent; the Water- town and Rome Railroad Comjocy = semi-ennost divi- dend of five percent. Tne Vren nt Insurance Company of Boston, ip winding up its #if» rs, will pay seventy-five dollars per share, being the tir. ¢/ridend om !ts capital. It appears by @ repotofthe enters’ Bank of Georgia, dated December 9, that the ly cf diseounte sumounted to $412,£19; exchange maturioy im Nertherm Danke, $288,020; deposites, $329,996; cireutation, $710,012; ape- | cle on hand. $208,257; the auwont of motes discounted, lying over and in judgmens. $10 103. of whieh f* consi dered doubtfud $1,033, The pital of thie bank ie | $525,400. Of the Ove free hanks of this State which foependea f October last,al! but two redeewed their notes within the time after pr test allowed by the law. Of there. the Dank or New Re \eand the James Bank, @ portion of the seourities were eld when the report wae | made, and the remainder eith co now, or soem will be, | A dividend will be made to ihe bill holders daring the present month, The suggeetions of the Secretary of the Treavury, in erve the immedisteat- tention of Vongresa, and not a week should be allowed to elapse without the passage of « law for the regulation hin proposition. That the long, amd mo member of 4¢ it and snrgested the vat now thes the evil wly pointed cut by the evil should have continued so | Congress ehould have discov remedy. is ® matter of surpris gud the remedy have been se o! Proper officer of the goverameut, notice of Congress, any louger Jeluy is aa imp htelligemce aud capacity for the statfon they Not only fs the whele nation sulle serious ingonvenience, by the want of silver cially thowe States who refuse ro their banks the nse ot tmeli notes—but that we should stupidly centiaue to coin rilver to be inevitably exported out ef the country as fast as coined, is the height of folly, Assuming the relation of silver to gold, by our laws, to bs ay nearly sixteen to one, while the eommercial relitiun is but fifteen to ono, we offer a premium co its export to Hurope. Instead of reducing the weig! the flue silver in thy doliax and its fractions five in ton per cent, we continue toure the old, worn Bpanisi in, which is probably abraded twenty per eent.an) send our new coin te Furope, #1 @ less not only of pari of its value, bh. its use. The Safety Bank Fund of tne state of New York was transferred from the eharge of the Comptrcites to the Buperintendent ofthe Banking Department, cn the 28th. of June last, The condition of the fund, on that day was ag eon Wrw York Savery Bae Purp, 1851 Amonn? of six per cent stock issued on w: count of the fund, outstandiny Armoant of assets of insolv’t banks Bonds ond mortgages... Money inthe Treasury 4 » 26919 50 Debtofthe fond, on the 28h day of June, 185), oxelasive of the six months interest fal g due on the same on the ist of July, he receipts into the Tres. “y on account of the fond, from the 28th June (o the 90:2 September, 1851, are. sees ‘The payments fromthe Treasnry on account of the fund, during the same prriod, vizz— Vor interest on stock. + $18,408 26 For redemption of stock 500 $16.903 25 The condition ofthe fund on the S0th day of Septem- | ber, 185!, was as follows :-— 41,541 15 . Total... 525.951 69 ‘0 the payment of the interest and princi- the above stock, the Superintendent of the Bank- ar Deparacane holds in trust the following:— Assets of insolvent banks. Bonds and mortgages. Money in the Treasury . Debt ce” te “fauna; for the payment of which the eontributions of ove half per cent an- mually on the capital stock of the several Eafety Fund banks are pledged .......... $07,730 2 ‘There is due to this fand the sum of $6,348 from three banks whose charters have expired, the payment of which ig resisted . Suits have been commencad by the Attorney Ceneral agninat the Rank of Utica and the waun OF SLOMTOe, tO Tecover thy we awe cove oe. insti:utions, which have not been decided. Shoutd these suite be desided in favor cfthe fund, it is presumed that other banke, as their charters expire, will pay thy- amount due from them without further litigation. The annexed officis! stotement, compiled inthe Bank- ing Department at Albany, exbibite the whols anozut of sirevlating notes issued to esroviationa and ‘od!ridua) bankers, outetandiag on the Istday of December, 1951 ig also the character of the, securities held in trust by tho Superintendent for the redtmpition ef those circulating notes: oy tHe Brave or New Yonite anp Brevunitins. Bonds and mortgages... see sven ee G3 817,077 GL New York State stock, Por CeNt.rce 300 00 fg veee £052,429 29 ain asia te# Hoot “ : Canal revenue certificates, 5 “ asState stock, 6 “ 1 j. 6 “ Indiexy = 5 & Michigen & 6 ‘ Cashin deporit, for tools matured, sud bonis end mortgages palt sud bane oloeing busines... é Total... amount of securith 18, e827 hd Bo hia Disember a, 14.823.997 63 | Irereare of seeurities fer tho year heii Deeember 2. 1861..... . $1.990,627 26 5,07. 008 06 Total amount ef cirew 1BH1......0.. Total amount 1850... nm December 2, | teiedaas oF e Decem According to this, thee cond! of the Stnie was much better ow the Ist of December, 1861, than om the corresponding date the provions year ‘The pledged reovrittes hada Inzger margin for deprecine tion over and above the segregate circulation, than im 0 Fear endin, = $1,407,829 09 itton of the paper currency ion of dollars of canal roveme cor «had beon received at the Banking Do parsmont useing notes given in eat ert kg HOARD eV Erio Conv, sivehs Reading eba brie Ru, staf ai boing 6 aud were bn | terview cna te had N eur “4 sath aveaue, oi Wikiian Lanasomely rewareed. pi Be ou t= reve woription brekcn of H ong lo fn, NPORWATION WANTED.~OF- MA Fr narotam thee etuge C201 California to Vers Cy 1th oy ae pa to vie ore Bra. eres Sal he ee et, 49 ths first ofBcory Mr. I la New York, ‘te or the, ree mv i please call om board ths bar’ @ Sccreso bo the said bark, at "Proe Ko. ®, |] poawarien 0, ho oF the eit tO, BeBe ie a ow i 9 olby, wi enno a Bie ep, Morevanta, Ne. 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