The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1852, Page 1

+ wisting of Loa’s Fomele Bthiopien Opers Troups; ats, ‘to the 7th of Pebrua: A WHOLE NO. 7024 OWERY THEATRE —DOORS OPEN AT 6}; CURTAIN rises at To'olook. iboxos, 25 conte; Pit, 12>. in Orehostre Boxes, 60 counts.” Monday oveni i: ata; F Hformanoce will somm.ucs with thooquestei speotacig.et | 8, 2500 $8 Fat $8. a onday evening 'UTNAN, THE TRON SUN OF '76—Gon. W shington, Mie | 20.10, wi oe oe ee Oe aera eater ae Boxe Grimths; Gen. Pumam, Mr. W. R. Derr; Oncacball, Me. E. | teole,, cntitled Mr. Reynolds; Sir William Benadon, Eddy; Gea. Corswaliie: Mr. Moore; Lord Rawdon, Mr. [Word Manleveper, Se. Bayacldny Bis Ulises Deanten, Kate Putnam, Mise Berlri Mrs. Starkham, Mrs, Broadley; | Mr. Barr ja eee: Dasma es! ‘iss Violoteh, Mee. Jordan. io conclude with ths domestiodrama | Di lage; ai ir. Bro a0} don, Miss deed BHR BREE A MARCURMtER pom | Hal si Me Meese Sree ata ee ng Hoda Awagd Wilton, Me Taylor; Jane Wilton, Mia. Par | Sot MDavidges Mrs. Lillywhite, Mes. Vern Leesee.—Doors ab: eis | Reef wa Sarge THEATRS.—! MARSHALL, Bron war Burton's, THEATRi, CHAMBERS STREET.—DOORS opom #6634; to begi» a7 o'clook. Dros Circle nud Par- ues, GB conty; Second ‘ier, 25 conte; Private Boxes, $5; Beats, 750ent. Monday ovening, Jan. 19. Firat night here of the comir opera of CINDERELUA! or, The fairy and the Little Glas: ohipper—Baron Pompoling Monto- ‘Aeaco, Me. H. Placide; Fix, Mr. Holman; Alidoro, Mr. Ret Pedro, Mr. Burton; Dundivi, Mr. Meyor; Cinderella, Miss Mary ‘Vaylor; Clorinds, ara. Blake; Thisbo, Mrs. Holme Fairy Queca, Mise J. bill Previous to which, tho farse of HIGHWAY ROBBER) —JSohn Jamee Johnson, Me. Leator, Mr. Bounycastle, Mr. Burcon; Mrs. Bonnycastle, Miss Taylor ATIONAL THEATKS, CHATHAM STREET.—DOORS Open at 634; curtain cises at7 o'clock. Dress Circle aud Boxes, 25 cont it, We conte; Orchestra Tickets, 5) oon Private Box Tickets, $1 sMoniay evening, Jan. 19, will Pieseated che great dramwact IRELAND aND AWBKICA; or Lifgio Both—Jimmy nigsn, Mr. B, Wiiliame; Peagy Andersou, Mra, B Willi mo. Previous to which, the faroa of HGH WAY KGBBERY —ar Smugzing, Mr. 0. Taylor. After the drome, TE CUSPOMS OF LUE COUNT AY —Mitigan Doolitic, Mis, BW ma, ‘to conely de tha panto: meme ct THE MARBLE 41DEN—Thol Bed Msa, Mr. Miss Ludivm Marsh: O ANNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Manager and Proprietor; sohn Greeawood, Jr, Aaui ueKer. Sdmiseion tu thecntire Museum and perform. 2% coats; children under ten yoars, 12:4 oan Quer, 1254 conte exirn, day and Tuceday, Jan. Nothing livo Tne Hotel.” Crowded and delighted audi ences. Afternoon, at J «clock, the pretty, musiosl ox trav: ganzaof SENN LLU laioh, the droll and laug’s T. BARNUM, able pautowine Tha ¥ Evoniag, 967 0'e the famous temp 0 prepared from Cruikshank’s ab tablosux. entitled {LE—ihorntoy, larbo: Ive, Thorziey, Miss #ostey. Afvor whioh Laugh: farce of BIGHWAY RY. The Chincec Beauty and the Chinese Family: i-noor Dismoud: the Happy Family; the Chives novoltica, &e., 0. AA BISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MEUILANICS’ HALL, N / 172 Broadway, sbove Grane ati Opeu overy uigo Suring tie week Wutil further 2 ‘The original and w: Bows Cie ety'e Minstre ig Xa oMoiwnt Bad vor Gatilo “ooxpa’ ‘Undor she management of r tor ® succession of wish tavor by b dfashionabis sudisaoe Tiokets, 2 oouts. Dovrs open at 64, and will vomamence at To olook. The patrons of Christy’s Minsbrols aro respaak fuliy informed thas the Sacordsy afternoon concerts aro dia Courinnet Oy Saturday next, January 2ch, sauval bens. Mis of 3. Vaughn. GBBhO scorrise CONCHAT BY THE FRASER FA. miz, st the Tabernaole.—ihe Mocers, aad Misses Fraser have the houor of anuouncing to tho public tha’ thoy will vive their lost Grand Muzica! Gntertaiument, consisting of gems of Scottish rons, aud eelections from popular compo- gera, on Widuorday evening, Jan. 21, Tickets, 50 conte, Doors upon ab Uy oolock; Concert to comatouse ai 754 o'clock. enced performers,’ whoo conserte have boon receiv RANKLIN MUSEOM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARS, ONE biock above the N nol Sheatra —Goorge Las, sole i Saloon peyformruove overy a(szinoon and evoa: Eutortainments to commones iu the afternoon a6 wares sad in the evening se helt-past seven o'clock. ‘Zhe enterssinments are varied and eelogt, aud soch s3onn be Seon at no over place of cnsertsinment in Now perrucer oat Gregoira, tho #trouross man in tha world, who will bros any stone tis audience choose to ofer him: ba will ela ehallongs auy man to ‘kul s bullock” with his oignsnod fot, for say Binounte! mousy; a Troupa of Modal Arbivzs, ‘who sre selected for their beauty and fzuro, and wo pei sonate x ousiber of besvtiful tableaux; a company of Acn> Girls, who «> through 6 vsricty of feats of strongth aud dox rity; ® corapany of Maicand Female Artiste, who wn? givo au exhibition of Marble ftasuary unograllod ia the ‘world; touother with & yariesy of interesting performantot ery sfverneonand cvoving. For partioulsra, sce hills @ each day. Adwiesion—Seate in Private Boxe, SY coms) Biaea Seat, S73 oenia; Noxer, conta: Parrusohs. 19% cents UE ALLUGHANIANS, ANKFUL FOR THS PA tronage hitherto received, snnouncs that they will give Doucert on Monday evening, Jan. i9th, at the Ta! 18, # oonge, im accorénnes with the prozre Will be'introdu: Goodeaaw w % MALE ACADAMY, JORALEMON $?,— ve their third grand night, Mondoy,t Slee ‘Oh, Lad: Wits call hat call ye music; Irieh Bog: ‘The werry Hayma ia, "Go nos single; ‘on, 86 cent: Andezzn: On Tuciday evenizg the give hy ia New York; Weenged sy, tha 103:h: Thursday « th; Thureday evening, the 10th; Friday, tho Baturday afteruoe Lizth, and Satur hia 13th grana Boirce 2 oliten (late Criplor) Halt. + he will 107th open Aboratory with seve- Fsl ontive y new wonders of the rivet incredinie calibre. His extraor dic wnoverrn'ly admitted to have a> pax altel in © Heil ia well warmed and lighte: and every nd oom ot thes of your ropage for bis ; Lemiston, 5) cent 25 eente Ncvice,—Srranzemente made to attend on Thursday and Saturds: and negotisticas for which tobe mau tons day bet der tyily mificent eoale, night see fu on to rehearsal rocmycrt ho will hear. fieore (HAELM BACTELLR, Freeman's Hall corner df Columb'a snd Amity sta , 8 8 —Apartmente.to ley for emall _ THE BALL SEASO: ©. 0. F.—GHKAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN NEW ¢ York. —The undercigned, Committee of Arrangements, desire to iaform bhe monsters ci the Order, and the public in ral, tiat tho Grand Acecmbly and Festival to be given frsid of the funds of the Gread Lodge, will take place at Metropolitan (iste Tripler} Hall, om Monday evening, Ssnuary 1), oe .G. W. T. Child, 11 Park Ror fa 't Teen's Office, Custom Monta, ty Betas th Broo! MM. EASON. noob Russell, 4 Joseph Soria, 454 Pearl street. W. 0. Grosor, Order Desk, Custom House, Joon Modole, 75 Chrys Toeodore Froment, lo: at . We arn 71 Sixth sven D. Ww. C. ngeee, Sal Washingtor te Lewiek, 253 Grand NK, Maiden | A Dilliker, L, Petit, 61 W. D, Kennedy, 211 Groeawioh streaa AIO a Par! OW, John W. Thompecn, 65 8. Kighth #3., Willamadur, Jocaph D. Green, Troy-—Crminittee of Atrangemea’ Tickets $2, to sdmit x gentleman and ladies, oan be ob- tained from eithor of the avove committee, or of under- mentioned : Andro Froment, Grane Macter, John J. Davies, Grane Secretary, Odd E. i. Howoll, Grand Warden, S$ Duane stro Faberge i oha vl on, Gri Samos Ht Perkids, Oud Fetiows Hall Golden Kalo Office, 44 Aun etre Mombors of tho Order sre reyuceted $0 appear ia rozalia, avreet. D ANNUAL MASUNIC BALL OF VALESTINE Ren No, 18, of Kuights Templars, will be given on Monday o January sith. $2 to admit ® centieman and two Iadi wn be ob- vained (rom the following eom mittee of arrangom: . 6 Oroonwich svreets 1 MJ. Deummons —O. J. 42 Nerfolk i 020 Grandsteeey, RC. Crantord, Fre Vib Atinutte stroct, breokiyn; R. B. Rederts, 251 Grand Stttet: J ik, Ming, 205 Woevor #grest; Farrel! Logan, 26 Lew seek) Giaai Menat SU Gueaact "as renett wire ty Ae : Lapranien Ney a HAS, TAS. SPRNCRR, Chairman. f Mine, Beoretary. rire orn the der tre fee uosted to appear in fullre- relia. L BALL OF THE BAXTER BLURS. C Nooo at Niblo’s Saloon, on Tuesday, Jan. LA eto Tickets may be procured av the Mercer House Westchester House. 45 We SCAN —SBVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THIS = bape AVATele on, Weenestay evening, the las of y. a) Tammany Hell. Committee of arraugement, J C. Muller, J. Hettereon. AND BAL}. AND SUPPER.—TROOP A KR vinine pisie F. J, Louis, will give their f®onnal ball at Niblo ,on Thursday evening, January 2, 1952, the proceed be appropriated tov> ange of Hungat ete can bo had ab the icl~ ing placea'—Hail & es & Brothers, Gowis % Ha Mind Jolie muric Broadway: Colonel Yater, atroct: Lieut. Broadway; J. N. Genin, a Siro ; C,H. Atk jreenwich strest; Beoman's, se, Irving House, New York Hotel, in Brosdway sud Willian nenged NOLS J, LOUIS, Chairmams 656 Broadway: Aator I Garlovon. Haves, and De FEA Hevey Oenstie, Trews ARLES EL ArK Lywia J. Lronon BROOKES’ DANCING AND je Kooms, corner of Cheystio and Dolan: gy sirocce, On Tueeday and’ Criday, trom 9 fill 6, tor ladies End ohildron, and from 7 til lug for gentlemen, Peivare sons given &t 23} Grand etrect, coraerot the Bowery New. olasses are row. torming. Mrs. Brookes’ even {ng olaeses for ladies (exe! Vint No. ve on Tue nd Frideye, 1 Os ti!1Y o*elool. © most a 3 eyles pow Cunced 9 this country And Burope ‘ Melia the ehorcert rorsible time and most reasoa- Tio chars, Only s few iees’no ate neconsary to tendye te Perfona, Who have at- the art, are roanested Pupil & moat exooilent oa yompted ana been wna ble Go apply. Pat ASD BUS SISTER MADAME a. Giayoili’s Ackdemy for Dancing Avd gravg e & + the Stuyvesant [xecituce, 659 Broadway Fara een TM Slneces for Ba ening; elneRca (ASS Fe Me noure dew ot to es ir n @aye, morn! Wednosday! epecial classes and to pri IN TUB i ar St Now Your oityy WALTZING | 233 Grand atrest, | | Nich Mantel Pieees and Monument IBLO'S GARDBN.—ARTISTS' UNION ITALIAN OPE- ra.—Doors open at half past 6; to commence at7 o'clock. Underthe direction of Signori Bosio and Bettini, Monday, January 3, 1552, will be porformed Donizetti ere of CREZiA BORGIA— Rose DeVries as Luorezia ereiay Duke Alphonso; Bettini as Gennaro; Virgin.s Whit ij Lorini, 1 occasion only, as Rusti- n this occasion only, ns Gubetta; Liverotto, ing ghello Coleti ig Bareetini; Petrucco, Sig. Strint. Tho Orchestra, oon- iny of fort principal formers, will bo conducted by the cclebrated Macatzo, Signor Arditi.” Tickets, $1; Seo row of Boxee, 0 cen idron ander ten years, halt-pri IBLO'S GARDEN.—OPERA NIGH"S MONDAYS, Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays. All application for the eetabliebmont on Tuesdays and Thursdays, to bo ad~ drecuad to JOUN SEFZON, Niblo’s Garden. TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE. —MAX MARETZE! Lorace and Propristor, “Secured Keats, $1; Boxes and wi Alphonse... Leenors. «Signor Boneventaas Si ioffenone Avorsiec oe Paty Box oitios ont ; to commenoa at 7% open every day from 9 to 4 o'clock, TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE —C bors tor the five years’ subsor'ption cabo, are erquoated to eull inet, from 9 to 4 o’olook, ivered on the evening ¢f ARAND TESVIM Wit ok Me. MM eéucated & 0 Ber of for thar tic orformance, tg, Be neRe G8 BANK fr the Blixe, Liverpool, ay, Oa ‘Tuosdsy event: «, cols: ¥ pat Vocal nad L M hoigot St Badget’s wwbs'a Church; Hiss et olgh performers Le strume Ghureh; Med. Cons Morsy, choir of &t pareh: Gillmers, oud pupils of Me Mr J. locoph'sy Me. choir of St, Jogvepl O'Connor, Urgent St. Columbs, aad Mr. ific Charles M King, ‘ork, who will proside at the ,Pianoforte ii consist of a¢ sctton of the meet p ‘Frios, Choruses, &e., of the day; sho neweet srish Ballads, Insvevmental Solos, Ke , by tha above pamed gentiomen, aud by Me Micheol King. the Voon'ist. For particulsrs, see small bill Committcs of Arran; mente:—P)ilip J. Conazs, Jama Lynoi, John Russell. John | Nicholson, Choices Willins, bobert Coddington, Joun Bracken, ¥. MoGovera, Jamee Rite Lyn Dove & 401 Corans, Societury; Jolin su ets of Admission, to admit = geatlema. reserved seate, vingte tickets, 0 cen Louse, 25 cents, I may i of tho Coamittoe, at the book stores, and at the office of tho Freeman's Jour: wal, or st the door on the evening of th Concert. so po peremens ca secount of the weatner. ELLOWS' MINSTRELS.—NEW YORK I8 FINISHED, and cru now boastot the greatess bandin the world, | thanks to the magnoti> telegraph for ila yslasblo ned | io bringing topebher such & com bination of talent now bo be fourd in Fellows’ new Bead, 444 Broadway. They ere the ero t Negro Felipoacors that ever lived. Tuis band of Starr, comprising such gentlemen sa Bricgs, Brower, Slit | or, Tosyer, Newcomb, Ke, Ke. &o, cannot fail to ploace au. 7 ip? Perform every evening this week, and on Wedoes~ dsy end Saturday altornoone, Admiaai a, 25 conte; Children, 1239 conte, Doors open as Gl o'clock: come mence at 7 54 o'clock, PELLOWS' MINSTRELS.—PRANK BOWERS’ BE ft will take piace on January ii} uh ocon: esers Sliter, Mizchel and Flockey will appear. For p culora, seo bitte of the day. SCNUE DATE" OF THE “GOOD TKS COMIN Monday evening, January 19—Tho Alloghanian take great plensure in sumouncirg to their friends aud vi i, choice Organiat ot &t. So Ey m aud two Indies, § to other parta ul the pubbis senerally, thas they will re-coimmence tier serioa of Concerta for @. at tho Tabecmacte, sud will ive theie tecond greud Mustoat Soires, as adoro, on Monday | Crening next, Jan. 19. A programme cf the, oot sone will cd, includiog the "Seng of Laber.” a8 givon at cho rinters’ Festivel a new aad beautiful song by Mire 25 conta each; to ba had at musis siores | ors open st half-pastd; to commonoe ae ardatthedcor, De hali-pass7c'clock. ATION AL CIROUS, CHESTNUT SCR Ear, oW Math, Philadelphia.—i. B. font, Menace Exhibition, nigt uy, vf the TRD 27a8, Tic ole Mario, tho other members of this inavinhed troupe. Every description of equessrisn sad Aorodario eptertainmenss is bere produoed on # goals of | erlndox unsurpssred by ny beiablisymems in tho world. | Prt M. Nixon, Equestrisa Director; Vontiand aad Wor- tell, Cloene —NEW YORK AMPHITHFATES, 87 BOW! rand equestvian pantouniios of | with Sak mabahinge MIRCT: —Last week butone of the gromt French Bane Troupe —Thie evening, ond during tho wesk, the Frensh E perform~ trian Trowpe will sppeer in a variety of ne: Kz. Jnmce Myers, the performing slowa, and his pa- 1, Master Ward, will mabe their fi ‘The Lu- ous burlcequc sporting sens of $i 6 Union Course to be rep © ting, in which will be introduced Mr, Sands’ entire stud of Shetiand Alternoop pertormane: Saturday. Bo 2% cents; chil. dren undor xine, balf-price; Pit, 1254 cent POLIO ROOMS.—EVERY SUNDAY EVENING. Grand Stered Concert.—The entertainment will oon 0! Veost axd Inetrumenta) Musi from the moat celebrated comparers, Vi n, Beathoven, Mczart, Spobr, exe, Admittance, 2% cents. Doors opin ab 7 c’clook; tu commence at 5 o’vlook. ATES? INTELLIGENCE! tor Anderfon re-commenc grond Soirees My Heusce af the Metropolitan (late Tripier) Hall, on Tues Bopearance, EYIT—1H FRIENDS OF ft Will meet at tho [rving House, to-morrow jo appoint a committ and take into t meane for giving her ’ Complimentary ingis to commence at7 o'clock. Punc- solicited, Mrs. Skerre (iresday ) evenin, consideration the Beart. The me tual attendance FINE ARTS. JK OS:0 TH MEDALS —THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL article isnow ready for oale. Lt has s most excellent L great Magyar chief, with mort ‘Louis Kossuth, th avhington of Hungary,”’ and on the rovers an extract from hie great specob, “Now, in tho name ol oternal trath, and by ail that is ‘and doar toman, the history of mankind is recorded, there has been n| moro jusv shan the cause of Hungary.” Prices:—No. 1 gold model, in ence, $15; No. 2silver do. gold gilt, in oase, $150; Ro. Sdo, in odue, $1.25, No, Ado. gold gilt im boxes, $1 No. 5 do., in boxes, $1; No.6, gilt, 124 conde. A liberal de duction made to Darchasing ‘quantities. For sale wholesaloand retail, by J. GODDALD, 10) William street, and Wm, Hall & Son, 239 Broadway. Targes Prizos—Com- panies making excursions for target practice, are invited to call st Wm. Hall & Sons, 29 Broadway, and examine the now Koscuth Medal, the nostest and most desirable article for prizes over got A FAVORABLE AND NICE CUANCE ing & fine Monument.—A fine mardle Mon- y exeouted in the Gothic style, with ti ry figure of Hope, bar just completed by two rated Luropean soulptors. T' two inches in height ‘fed emblem: that well may The momumen’ ma, gen and 7. Pteitter, Twenty. d Lexington svenves, furthermore recommend themselves ecnting any work in Seulptu: aes) TY, in al will be cone im euch a Hye Bee oe € EXPRESS AGENCIE + REGORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND BH Pazeol Bxpreee, | ‘vis the Isthmus of Nicaragua, through ln aboot twenty —The riders will forward an ghd by thi route by the steamship ver om Tuesday, January 2th, s83 P.M. Si jcularly requested to have their goods at t: wee On of before Moni *Y, Wth ings, im packages nod + weight. Mr. W. T. Hanford, of our San will hiave charge of our 1 tas steniner. THOMPSUN & HITCHCOCK, Managere snd Agents, 149 Pearl etrees, corner o: Wall. are par Bere & CO.'8 GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE 4d Parcel Express.—Our next shipment will go tor- ‘a by the U ad States Mail Steamer £l Dorado, on iid ary, and Georgia, on 29h inst., in eharge of special cugers. Chatces on freight, twenty percent less than by vp thor Express. Packages not to exceed ounday T'Vosey otrest, Astor House; J Broad etreet, cor. Wall. & CO.S8 EASTERN AND SOUTHERN fi a {e and speedy transmission of email Andie, cols Rad me Ul bhe princi usiness attended sobing moves, drafte, bills and Southern ei! in New York, Bo JAN GAASBEEK'S LOUTH AMERICA AND CALI- fornin Express will be despatched for the Isthmus, ports ¢ Pacitic, San Vrancisoo, and Sandwich Islands, on inetant, per U. ‘L etesmship El Dorado, ease have their fivight, aecompanied by in < ab our 2 on Wodsestay, Sho 2ies ines. s received up to twelve 0 clo: k M., on the day ature, 4. B, VAN GAASBEER, 25 Cortiandt ii ! | | i! | i 4) AN GAASBERRK’S SOUTH AMERICA AND CA pis Exy the United Soaves Mail Steams 8 river. —Tne proprictor of t d for the leat two ycarala the t the lashmuy of Darien forwarder there ending ¢ prone goods in M Ply Proprietor. to 9 x & Still, San Fran Briggs & Doi WHEW PUBLICATIONS EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COMPLE: F I’ work on the nature and treatment of diseus AUTL and all § Yindred sffootions—illuatrated by & aveas uusibor of aviisully eolored plates, se l n489 1ifo—by Homor Bose | <M D., lootwror on surgery and diseases of bie Bbove inatore, It is @ large 8) pp., second | edioal aud | Raveacy (rom ths Boson bo toarlossly, 80 be ew me fAMILF Of Aisensys, the kiad evor publishod in oo eon Nasnral Doath, = Youn 18 Comte. Aurhor The Fe ig.am,” price 25 cents. Aodher ota 5 ‘ad (ts Deplorable ofoote,” ho, & ay tee Indo; Tor + ob INGME MW YOWNEAND. Sebo lets, sua bw OS andor, 84 Broniwry NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Fire at Buffalo—T wo Lives Lost. Burr ato, Jan, 18, 1852, About two o'clock this morning, a fire broke out in the saloon kept by David Dix, in the basement of the building on the corner of Main and Eagle streets. The fire speedily communicated with the drug store of P. G, Vought & Co., in which a large quantity of combustible matter was kept, and spread with fearful rapidity to two adjoining buildings on Main street, and to the ad- joining awelling house on Eagle street, all of which were entixely consumed before the flames could be subdued. ‘The buildings on Main streoct were occupied, on the ground floor, by P. G. Vought & Co., druggists ; Mias Young, milliner, and Hlias W. Palmer, grocer. The up- per stories were eccupied by lawyers, millivers, &c. ‘The building om Fogle street was a private dwelling, occupied by Aaron Bean, deguerrean artist. Owing to the repid rpread of the flames, but little property was saved, and the loss will reach $25,000 or $0,000. ‘The most melancholy part of the calamity remuinsto be told, The cecond story of the drug store was occupied by Mr. Bean, daguerrean artist, as a dwelling. Mr. B.was sit- ting up with the corpee of his child, and would not lay the building until the corpse was removed, The fire had got to euch an extent when he attempted to escape, that be was suffocated by the dense smoke, and when brought | out of the building was a corpse His wife and daughter: who were in another chamber, were rescued uninjured, Within half an hour after the discovery of the fire avd while a large crowd of spectators were in te street a portion of the walls ofthe burning buildings fell ont ward, burying several persons under the ruins. Oaly one person, as yct, is known to have beew fatally in- jured. A, M. C, Smith, agent for the Hartford Insurance Company, and ahighly respected cttizen of thiscity, was at work ia the alley in the rear of the building, just a® the walis fell, which buried him beneath the ruing, He was speedily extricated, and taken to his residence, He Hngered, irensible, till 4 o'clock By the death of Mr. Smith, the city loses a most active and useful citizen, He leaves a wife and six children, A German, rame unknown, was also seriously injured, and several others were more or les hurt, It is not yet poritively known but that others are ied under the fatlen walls. The loss by fire, as near a4 can be ascertained. is $26,000 be The Rorbary Incendiaries, Boston, Jan 18, 1852. William Boynton, tumber dealer, G. A. Ricker, Renben i, Garlick acd Shadrack Dickson, housewrights-- the parties arrested a few days since for setting fire to sare- rel unfinished hovses in Appleton Place, Roxbury, about three weeks ago—were examined ou Saturday afternoon, Boynton wes the principal eontractor and the other parties were sub-contractors, for erecting the buildings. Usriick turned State's evidence, and confessed that he fired six of the buildings, and states that Dickson et fixe to more fe als» states that their object vas to obtain the ineurance, the policies being held by the contractors. The amount of insurance waa about $6400, Ail the parties concerned in this unfortunate affair Lave hitherto beem deemed honest. The exaaiaation will be vesumed en Monday, Death of a Distingulshed Loulsianian, New Onisays, Jam. 16, 1952. Joshua Baldwin, formerly Recorder ot the Second Municipality of New Orieaus, and a promuent citizen id, suddenly, this evening, of apoplexy. Fire n Sandusky, Ohio, Saxpusny, Jan, 18, 1852 About one o'clock (his m ng. @ fire broke out in Campbell & Son's fancy store, and before the flames could be subdued. the whole building was consumed, Th: book store of William Hewitt, and a regar shop in th tame building, were entirely consumed, Loss, abou #10.0€0— partly insured. ny som Pere Jt has been acl nisTar.=-The weather has been very cold here day—thermometer 2 degrees below zero. "It has been. snowing and blowing bard ail day. Bi nacuss —We have had a cold and cloudy day, with the wind northwest; thermometer zero. Urica—The wind is north and it is snowing hard Thermometer 9. Arnany.—Beveral inches of snow have fallen during theday Wind northwest. This hae been the coldest Gay ofthe reason The thermometer, which last evev- ing marked 6 above zero, Kept at that polat until 7 o clock this evening, when it fell to 4. Vestow. 10 P. M.—Snow has fallen here nearly a!l day» end it ie still falling fast. The weather is extremely cold. Troy —It has snowed slightly all day. The wind is eid from the northwest, Therimometor 6. Markets, New Vareans, Jam, 16,185 Cotton.--The sales to-day bave reached 6,000 bales. firm pricer, The tales of the week reach 45,000 bales, end the reported receipts at all Scuthera ports are $6,000 ahead cf last year, at this time. Provinysce, Jan, 17,1 We have had quite an active demand for cotton during the werk euding this evening. with sales of about 3.00 bales, principally to arrive generaily at the enrrent rater of last week. We quote New Orieans and Mobile fair at 10'; a 10),¢ ; middling fai: vplands fair, 0), a middling fair . had large sal wool, a. firm aud advancing ‘The following sre the principal sales of the 123.700 Ibs., at pri to quality, trom 73s to d$1¢e,; pulled, from 52 to 42).c., according to quality; foreign. at from 24 to 4 Prices for printing clothe are firm. and tend wards, Sales of the week. 28 100 pi a Later from Guatemala, We have in our poseession fies of the Gueefa ds Guate- mala, to the Sth ult.. from which we translate the most interesting items. The newly elected Preeideut of the republic, Rafael Carrera, published a maniferto add to hia fellow. citizens, in which he cays that. called by the woice of the people to the hizh magistrature of his country, he wili direct all his exertions towards th well-being and prosperity of the republic. All partie: were united in establiching a form of government such as wat required amd counselled by experience The wel je, peace and greatners of the republic depend upon the justice of the government. 1 will employ all my specity, aud the authority confided to me, to insure it* prorperity, Believe my sincerity in the love for my try, and if allof you, without any distinction, co operate with me, we shall accomplish the wants of the prople—peace and order, | will act in such a manne: thet our fore! i e most friendl terme; the t # with other governments aud the to be nade, will always be reported with the greal faitkfulne and I hope that our frank policy will a) with is the only way to be adc pled in or: to pre: ferve Cur independence, our hen, our quiets Lhope that the fan bic will aid me Ifllitng Chat alm ur COU tania of the Gepariments, during the troubles Vornment wae obliged to defeod the republic; now will regulate peace and justice; [will not fail to a moplith my duties in the jon at G eitony, J have promised te the guardian of 5 towards prom geberal prosperity. | hop form my daty Gua a. 10th of November, 1951 ( of December, the President ef the rep © sitting, M tin t r. charge of © ” 1 } republic, at : € # epeech, in w © co entertain friendly relat spoke of the as With Guatem bat, for himeelf, he should always try th The President of the republic anawer « diteourte Which rhowed a great att t nation, the representative of which he was happy to + before him The Becre of Foreign Affairs received the came ay. dispatches cf Signor (ues de Lorer gano. 1 Ticme. His Holiness bad expressly recognized th dependerce of the republic, and received the rbor nemed gentleman as Charge d Affairs of Guatemala Tre Exenru ov January av New Orieans.- The anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans was celo- brated with great pomp, in that city, on the Sth instant. ‘There was a large military and civic progveasion in the morning, and appropr rformances xt the theatre in the evening, At the Orleans theatre, Mr. Wideman sang the Marseiilvise Hyton, acoompanied by @ full cho- rus aud orchestra, the neighboring | MORNING EDITION----MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1852. American Productions tn France. [Translated from the Journal du Havre, Dep. 28, 1951.] ‘The chamber has received from the Minister of Agri- culture and Commerce the following dispatch :. IMPORTATION OF COTTONS FROM AMERICA. PRIVILEGE OF STATING IX A PORT. Gextiemen=A considerable disproportion has existed for some time between the price of cotton in the city of Havre and in the market of Liverpool. In order to re store the equilibrium and facilitate our cotton importa- tions, several chambers of commerce have asked of my department to obtain permission that the American ships may henceforth, without losing the benefits of direct navigation, be authorized to ia¥nglish porta. ‘That requeet could notfailto attract the attention of tne government, for it not only interests our industry, but also our merchaut navy, which you know takes only a Vory restricted part in transporting theootton. Under that point of view, it was to be feared that new fastiities conceded to the American fag would result in reducing the proportioual part of thore of our ships which enter- tain relations with the American Unicn. But, it was aoknowledged, after a profound examination, that the ion of industrial in.erest was predominant, aod thet ssary Wo give it satisfaction. Consequentiy the Minister of finance bas, upon my propositioa, mada adecision which permits Am cotton to touch ae Lingtich porte, i fits of the direct nay and Franee, with the rels coming from Kvgitsa p to prove that they buve not broken they have not madein the port wh al opare (ion, vite wir cargo, and that e they touched any © conceded ving for ha reeults 1. gentie- vabove dee 2 Of 12, howey ment ing it m House service has received the necessary orders (0 inenre the «20 of the mew mesa e Keeriee, genth men. the ase wd cons ub ter of Agri ibol Pants, December The Lect of the French Coup @ Liat ou the Derpets tu Europ [From the Louion Yuaes, January Tt is related that vpoe the arrivel at Nap telligence of the cons 1 ot Bo Majesty King Read oy by the cfhicer who bronpht thin congenial intel conferred upon him a the very ext dey ‘The emotion thus ludicrously exprersed by Naples on such an oocasion was not altog: mois dignified personages in other parts of Europe, a we have heard without rurprise that the eatablishuant of military deapotism in Frauce had been greeiad with vatistuetion by thore who hed tised t aia is and their policy upon the izopending lercors of domocrary ta the year which has Bur first impresei wep of p fom ia tb ust open was that of relied Lo Europe frou the next moment bt with ito ising out of the av Whatever may ave been the deivets governmeatan France, it bad st it was adopt ' Tenpented the rights of torviga nations; i revrasen the most peesfio elements in French society; it fad Mud from. and even eppovnd utionury pro earde abroad; end, as far ax we eo aceroed, it had withered tl Wet und Zr0t period ef unton that ever 3 ethers the ot Englaad aad the people of France Whatever the seoret polley of the exccutive power may at Gunes Have been, that of the National Asermbly was civar. and it was ote, pred to War That Ave mbly was, in ov maiy guaras tee the ¢ bed been be breause it wax ato eupp oveiuuent in rer and wilitary iampuises which are slwayn Co by tdin cuch a country as trance ‘Tuat barrie these popular and wilitary imputsen wo cies. prove irresistible; for, wows y be prepared Lo exeichie compe eave wrest iatitude to the pac jomaof the people wwards French army are wot, *; or, at aay r that tue bird not tivity Itiea thivg not va low yours of htof bj any cow that tue hich mintuin ned public inte hebed Co make way for tbe im yinbol of foree an tient of Lovis Nepoleon has hitherto ab elaived trem ny tal pledges or professions of its views on foreign puiiey ; but we believe that four confi- ntiel diplmauio agents. two ot whom Dave lately d the effice of Mimaster of Foreign Affairs, ere about | te} fatehed te the several courts of Lure pvrpote of Jwing the intentions of Cabinet and of obtaiving some further in: on of Europe towards F & more important mission confid Cf any governuent, not only ws ie agitinvelve: the common interesta ot Li the object o e missions be simply to claim the reecgnition of f powers for a succesful military nt, adopted by the people. and resting upon the public engagements of the French mation, no doubt be entertained of their entire and immediate euc- C88, But we are not rant that. on sone former eccarions, the ostentibie oljects of Louis Napoleon's Cipiemacy bave been accempanted by ¢tucr proposals, kept back even from the knowle: | tacers; and that, even when end war wos nét abecieteiy in his own lands, he thowed a propen: if “not R deste. to pur- chare on terms the assent of oue or more cf the continental powers to particular projects of bisown. These were the motives of M. de Persigny’s missions into Germany in 1849 wud 1850, when hia over- tures were politely listened to, but rejected. In some form or oth diflerent courts, we expect that the same police: shortly be regewed; tor, without any definite » poleon must endeavor to ettablish closer tions with some portion of Europe, at the expense o: other part it is one of the disustroue effects of the late revolution in Frawce. that it has @ tendency to kindle and inflame, by the triumph cf bad ambition snd illeral vielence there. whatever sparks of the same nature ure jurking elsewhere, The defection of Fravce from the general order of things established in Europe forthe ccmmen benefit, would at once paliiate and facilitat wny other infraction of the conditions of p gh bcid out to Russia the jure of aggrandi: Kast; she may attempt to revive in Prussia that fatal rivalry of Austria which brought the Germanic Confe- coretion to the verge of hostilities but a few months a; eof his owaambes the control of peace but more probably in different forme at will she may seek tocajole Austria by sacrificing the me utrali- ty 6t Switzerland and the inde pendence ot the Sardinian dominions. We judge of the foreign policy of Louis poleon by the pcrtentous exemple of his uncle, which he as placed before his eyes, by bis policy and instruments heme, and by some of bis own previous negotiations. Exe many weeks have elapeed the old tempter of Erfurt | and of Schonbrunn will tris) they ‘have yet sustained. We trust, by all that is eucred and precious to the tat interests of mankind, that in whatever form suc temptations may eoms, they willbe firmly and upiiorimiy resitted—that no negotia eo be opened or entertained by uny power wit reverence to the terrizorial distribution of Europe wh thu) rot at once be communicated to all the cow aud that no rtateeman entrusted at auch a 6 the conduct ef affairs will allow any secondary uc or eeparnte interest Lo divert irom the most bh and tteadfast adherence to that which is the co | interest cf ail, Jn comparison with what may ttake. how peltry und conten ptible are the h considerations that have divided or united cabinets and courts. What can now be weiche ol which We are eure, namely | reepect for wll the rights eeta { cut Europe? What tow at compac itr adversary. one ‘Tie history of Na | he ecded in t \ | in ‘he union of ail | of lis mephew, will F ished by trea! sweurity would rema ny blind co intini leon's vietorler ng in Burope be broken down ay ia the divisior anally Phe Mungarian Revolution. TO THE ITOK OF THE INDON 'T Si In th $ of the Ist of December, apy | letter from Prince Pani Baterhazy, and rds 8h GneWer, OFF ho to alive importance elf ¢ hyany append 1 om te leciaration th you to 6 3 tions I show! ter 39 question, but on th f It cunnot be dented that there war a fa untry, snd even in toe Dict, that was dail cir mber« lhorsuth wa nh votenence y Ww t u brication, ROL For the purposes of n ond liber of the country. but wi t hurry- ¢ the country into revolution. This faction was kept cown by Louis Batthyany so long as he was able to me tain bis position, If, without getting precivel ad, this faotion finally eucceeded in apr ja the renks of ail ether parties, aud forcing the couutry | into extreme measures, it was merely becouse it was srabled to gain a firm footing through the policy pur tued by the Austrian Min'acera Aud fo aepercing that, with the exception of a con. | temmptible faotion, i was mt the commencement the loyal + the upp ding terror | 1 abroad, and tbe principles of | Luropean governments in tvelr relations to each other | and to the general peace, may be expored to the hardest mivance with | intention of every one in Hungary to maintain the unien | the with Austria, I do not—whatever he may have done since—exelude Kossuth himself. ‘The very versatility of his mind and temper, which makes him embrace every novelty withjo much ardor and euch sanguine expectations, is the best procf that al- though stamped by nature for an agitator, he was honest a aia in this respect, and would have remained so had Austria kept her elde of the bargain. Besides, what could have induced any man of common sense in Hun- at that period, to overstep the bounds of consti- tutional legality, the attainment of which bad been th constant sta so many Diets, and which was for the first time fully sanctioned and supported by guarantees which it was foudly hoped would render euch a desirable state permanent—at a time, too, when he who had provoked a struggle would have been left alone. because the co try bad everything to lose and nothing to gain by it! Yes, Trepeat, Kossuth himself was sincerely desirous of keeping up the connection with Austria on the terms that bad been agreed to. But when the anderhand prac- tices that bad been constantly carried on could no longer be concealed; when unexpected blows were dealt in the dark with the intention of wearing Hungary ott, and exbaustirg ber strength aud patience in fruitless struggles, then it was that koasuth’s impetuous and reatiees temper, acd the inkerant weakness of his character, and Inxlty of principle, predominated over bis better feclingn Ambition: a hankering afler notoriety, and the suppleness with which he always yielded to the most pressing and least vera. a him first in DD) ction with him- invoived him—and tt may be said, also ors in au ineonelete foy.and fually wived sud arbitrary aeasures, which as- Ll of the Batthyapy mtniat It ivan beoersery to ch samen with mo foil or thon he has been enilty of Kossuth has already enough te anewer for tog hia p fore the tribumal ef publi cal conduct, which was unquestionably the mein cause of the ruin aad downfall of his co Deotent 9 knowledge of men and things in ihe stendfast site mu) rd of aticn, wh riakea the fate \e vopptering dan hairbrained rom it aut, but tO Rovern @ cow rouble; and setting, in é iB the flights of fan othe this mab b. Koseuth bu 0 away (he nation into a coutas of the moat impolide mearures. and grasped the highest power in the realm by dabious t a nacaronly in por sersion of itsutlered it, to be wr in hangs men when he had bitesif most t tusly a tow hirh s ind Palast wie ' bh he dnd received rips. wa well ne proof, of bts ‘ and wor ares, be waver dered openty and bold wan whom hie aad hoped W the sot 8 © fot baavolt ! his conan. overnor Nis agacess eformed coustiiniioa of Li, of repablicapien 28 hich at vartince mavni wore os: tom 8 country + faults and errois he oomait Hangery hes been brought to y sud ude. wid have ourt nz his compan- aocd Lim ia a position to receive that pesistance which they would have 4 him for the purpese of hereafter repairing | } aod moderate policy the injuries of their birth, Sut instead of he bias eat binvelf up ca the Dic- vutrymen. It ir, there the seered -y of thore Who, ait far from wishing to fetter uctiviiy, are net ¢ d to admit bis claims, pub y to pre Without dwell y longer on ty motives for caution whi deduce past career, 1 will merely ob: pot his pretension to be atill regarded as Governor advic y citer this man bis ¢ burelaced trom the circunstan tending nation The civcumataner these :—Ile was Fuounened by Gorgei and tree members of the Ministry tes He ar y complied, as a (he Governuurship withor nvening the Council of State, that he war bound by Law to consuls on every important aston, Ie resizned cing #0 to the ebhire ot a who were: ing hits intention era (of whom T was tly, quite unaware of the 1 He did not re othe hands of the Ministers, as under such circumstances he was bound te de. butinto the Dauds of Gurgei, Je even invested Cirgei with ® power aud authority with which he had pot heen invested himeelf—vis Me Coleg ated a power which be only bi onalty. ord, in fact, provi by & direc tate of the Diet He resigned fe Mame « 'y. Which Le hed uo right whatever to do Although it may be ea‘ely affirmed th in a rvate of moral and physical coerciv: in bir resignation, itmust be borne in mind tha* he tartly confirmed thia act when he was free from all fraint, aud could never be pereuaded to renssume his | abendened power, neither at Luges. in the midst of | Generel Bem’: army, nor subsequently Mehadia, him to do ro, and try the s---to which request | bed A negative xaewer In writing By ‘hur seting. be abardoned Hungary to her fate, and expecrd ali these who had taken a part ia the war, to the vergeanceot Austria, He confirmed his avowed in tenti tier n Ct retinipg into private life by crossing the tron. nd entering the Tar! fr before the ulation of Vilagos eovld pesribly be known to hima, ard ah » still fortresses and armies in Hun- nary, by wh 1 cause could have been sus- tized. In hia letter of refural to Genera! Bem, he, im | feet sugcested the expediemoy of calling together some ticineni Wen, in erder to form a provisicual government ival st Widdin be again publicly declared (in reine tion of retiring into } private life t time. be acted upon Leavin facts are reeeneilal 1 have the honcr to remain your bed: ant COUNT CASIMIR BAT CLHYANY Ville PEveque Deo. 10 Parie. Hotel de Paris, lac: {to Muscat difference with ihe Inwam, who gave for the exporta 1 Bourbon. of London £200 a you he true time, which they obtain from Greenwich, The Augsburg Ga estates that the greatest yovernment of Bavaria $ are making by | toinduce M. Liebig to leave the un sity in which i] 50 leng taught, and accept the highest chair | of chemi m that of Munich The St. Galin Zeitung states that M 8 repurchased the ( ¢ of Aronaberg, in Thur which wos tr the property of ' ¢ The ) francs has been pai: Bonaparta o etoppag. i the that city if nis debts. At Vienna a correspondent of the Weser Zeitung, lir, Gustav Freund, has been condemned by courte martial to three years imprisonment The Aclney Zeitung has boon fined fifty thalers by the Proseien goveroment for publishing tranata tions of Elihu Burritt’s ‘Olive Loaves for the People” A number of humyrous drowiogs. skotehod by arg; aud took leave without pay f pp iy ty. bat wi y pr i Dy hand hora mma and poe trom othara, ¢ tullered bia be maile the tool ofevery im: came in o n wito; uistating bis mani- iold xcoemplishmentt nua patural genior foran apucude | od Btatea; aud | 1 Mas At Wawarr hn as must illogi- cul. precerdirg Cn bls pert (0 contend e does in ne doe ut thet the Huvgarisu pation could tlepally any engagement saopt any weesuze That would be ineciupatibie 1 the Ret by Which he vas aaied to ity of Governo:; | it being Cbvicus. even if be ed this Qagrity. that whew tie pation s a ita former joan) basis, ita iveasta » im what “A to the I tha asoind poticy ia wishing and | libesstion | u of detent ved be or imple chara odividue to bn mitaics | ininfi rtungs, would hi: | PRICE TWO CENTS. cil of Schiller, and accompanied by dosorip. ® tiond in hia éwn band, have been foundin tho pos- seesion of a’Swabian family. The Kreuz Zetung pointedly asserts that the Hine of Naples has been requi te act ad umjare in tho differences about the demarcation of tho oon- fines of Holstein and Schleawig. A Legitimist Congress isto be hold at Wiosbaden this month, andthe Count de Chambord has already made preparations for leaving Frohsdorf, to be pro- sent at it. The Chamber of deputies of La tee adepted oa Saturday, by fifty-seven votes to thirty, tho treaty of commerce and navigation recently concluded be- tween Belgium and Holland. {t is stated that a colossal statue of the Emperor Napoloon, thirty feet high, is to be placed on the top ofthe triumphal arch at the end of the Champa wstrian Lloyd's Compa: y, at Trieste, have sent to Lngland to buy five new stoamors for thoi | service. Baron Bruck, the enlightened ox minister of Commerce, is chief direwtor of this company. | Jn Vienna it is rumored that Count Don Juan, ae- | card son of Den Carlos, bas ren away to London with a young Moglith lady. Don Juan's wife ia the Duke of Modona, veroment propowes to fortify Co- Varie, so that in case of emar- t abled with a paternal second daughtor of the 1g | Vienna, dated the Sarou Krauss, Aue igned. He ia aue- , formerly Minister of corr sponcent say tt the Champs [ asmall char —\ har sees. H ot, with his aido-da- s rode ahead wita cs of tho same fod the ourriaga, whiok e through tho Barriére de | camp . ked piste! | preeees {VE The b plo e been bot mod ed at the arrest of Geporal Ou (the bowberder of Rome ) Hea was lockiog forward to 2 werebal’s baton aa a reward for bis sorvices in ttnly. General Le Vaillant has just been raised te that di ard it seems, in the place of tho ar- cetcd victor of Rome, as he held aa inferior come mand during the sivge of the Eternal City ubabiiants of Lome hav 20MM OrOe, etof nilitary meu. The caution-money emandod is 200. 000fr. We have beard from good autbority that tha re- pts of the Submarino Telegraph are already | the rate of twelve per ceut per anoum.— London | Pez | M de Lavaletts has received instructions from | the Preneh government not to taterrup: nis dipio- matic communications with the Porte. ‘The Aus trinn Presse makes the following agnifigant re- -* Prauece bas vow asa inclination and roa- | fom than ever to act in opposition to the wishes of 1 Lursia,’ Lhere sre now in Great Britain 1,717 schools re- | ccivrg annual granis; 4060 pupil teachers; 950 | certified mas ,120 Wa ted, expended an | liy inthe pryaent of the salaries of tagm aud 000 in aid of hing books mad beir epprentices: and about RELEre i i | buildiig, improving, end furn. { It is stated that ac Mere} uski, aa om- othe Ruasion ssy at the Court of Vi- » returned from his politico-axploratory | journey to Monte: , is preparing a dotaled ra- port upon the stat sto that Turkish pro j the use of his own government. It can used (hat such a report ulated for some portant purpose than that of satistying the ¥ OL the sutocrat, or lor ographioal 3 ‘Lhia provisos is porbapa destined to form * of Vrinee Leuehtenberg’s future dowry A commit has been appointed at Vienna, to fpqvire into ihe pay and atlowances of the Austrian 1 a view to increasing thom. No stono is urned to secure the personal popularity ofthe ror with the troops. He once put six gonerala vicer orrest on the same day, for being out of uni- forn \. a review of the garrison, both the Impe- ror and bis adjutant appeared in the dross of private towicre, and the newspapers wero instructed on tha wiig day to comment upon the fact with admi- Itisénid that M. Balabin, who has arrivod in Pacis rem St. Petersburg, is the bearer of the grand cojcon of the order of St, Andrew, frem the Em- | peror of Lussia, for une President of the republic. +/n the other band, it ts said that vevoral Russians bh wi sagor in Paris, in the time ot I have been iking of Louis Nepolcon and his acts, in some of the principal Jons ef Paris, in a manner that bas attracted the ce of the police; and it has been intimated to m that, if they should not be more careful in language, they might probably receive notice to quit Fran ‘Tur Large Mr. Turver, lt. A.—We learn, on good Lepr says the Munwhester Guardian, that the late Mr. ‘Jurner bas left by his will a sum of £200,000, for the purpose of founding an insti- tution for (be relief of decayed artista, ond has given all his pictures (with tho exception of three ef his own works, which are left to the nation) for the purpore of embellishing the building which is to be erected for that purpose AN Evisope in tHe Las nen Ravonwri —A letter from Lorguas gives some details relative | to the circumstances which took place after the combat at Aups. It says:—‘t The soldiers had been told that the house in which the prisoners were kept for three day ull of insurgenta. ‘The trocpe, being thus misled, dred on the house, | while on the other side the reds were breaking im the doore to murder these unfortunate men. M. Axdrecl de Laval, seeing that bis friends were on | the point of perishing. jumped cut of a window of | the second story to teli the troops not to fire, and cried ous ‘Save the prisoners!’ The soldiers, thinking that he was an insurent who said, ‘1 sure lender myself a prisoner,’ replied, ‘We give no quarter,’ and forty of them fred at him at two yards distance. ‘Ihe prisoners then cried out, ‘He | 1s not an insu gent,’ and all the soldiers raised | thetr hands to Heaven. M. de Laval, believing that he was about to die, desired to clasp the "s ito intimate that he bore no enmity lie turned towards him, crying, ‘1 dte tinee | bave saved my companions. Vive The Captain rushed forward, exclaiming, a@cause oi re He declares that gre 1 instance of courage, him. MM another ia and grains of del thes hot fiom the mts of the body; he ha t stab in arm; his paletot b ne balis; his cravat, | cap, wais orn to pieves with } bala, @ ceived a single severe + Wound; in fa he case ¢ a iniraclo. | M. de Laval ha mined that all his clothes shell he bung up St. Ferreol, the place of th: celebrated palg ge, near Lorgues.” Supreme Conrt—Spectal Term, Betere Judge Rovevelt Jax, Decisions tn re Wn, Be Winterton, 09 ate echment—-Ordered that the interrogatories be filed the Ed to be next Saturday I i I Jy gersoll—Oa exparte t acme when the de- on. Th court directed d papers retained » earved personally with ss causes why a decres ine eiendant ling upon UmAction for a jone for the de. ¥ ed by him to toe Wt fhe d up that the debt was not pid; aud if not paid, it was @ married a suit et by en tet and of the plaintiff. e given for the ot the referee, aval of a next { payment, referred ony of the de- ¢ report upom N a 1b ¢ was ar n to recover back eertain mo- under protest. as an assessment for regulating Kighth wy reiting curb and gutter The Court beld that, as the plaintit had ebt and discharged the incumbrances, whe- arily or involuntarily, and tho proceedings to | collect rtrictly reguiar, the plaintiff has no claimein law | er equity to recover back the amount, and thus, in + of improving their property Jadgment for the { effect to charge the oc upon the rest of the community. defendants ? The Court ordered that the motion calendar should | be taken wp mext Seturday. and continued on the fol- lowing Monday, aod further during that week, until all | the motions upon it shall have wa opportunity of being t a