The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1852, Page 7

BOCAL AFFAIRS. eee Superior Court. PART FIRST. Before Judge Bosworth. ACTION POR LIBEL —PHILANDER T. JONES VS. @ZORGE ‘WILKES, EDITOR AND FROPRIETOR OF THE *'NAe ‘FIONAL POLICE GAZETTE ” BEEOND DAY. Jan, 21,—The counsel for defendant offered the matter the complaint, as testimony, except those parte 46 4 plea of justification, and in mitiza- tion of ages. and to corroborate that part of the ves- timony of Tom Kanouse, where ho states that Jones had stopped at different hotels in Boston, under fictitious mames. Droch B Camp examined—I am a jewyer, and reside fm New York; was connected with the Nutimal Po ice Gazctte. 48 publisher, up to the fail of 1843; 1 know the Pleiwtifl; knew him previous to 1548; knew Tom Hand and Kenouse previous to that time; Lsaw Jones, Ka- moure, and Hand, and another whom I do not know, talking together at the corner of Ann aud Nassau streets. near Burgers s shoe store; my attention was first called to them by a person who accompanied me—~ Mr. Falion, keeper of tne Uity Prison; Kanouse and Band were oovsidered “erossmen,” botel thieves, aud ickpookets; they were poiuted out a3 sueh to me by ie. Fallon; I communiosred to Mr. Wilkes the fact of having seon those uten taiking together; Idiad not wea tion to Sir, Wilkes what Mr. Falien told mo as he krew their charecter om ss i did; £ furnished Waikes with » written description of Joues early im the fall of 1848, Crors exarmined—I have not been busily engaged in precuring testimony fur the defwuce of Chia causa; went to Rhode Itiaud to take tha deposition of Ka- mouse ubont two yours « the time he was on trial fer buwlary, Mr. Sickles em me; durivg the ex- amination 1 saw Mr. Bowyer there; 1 went with Ka Dove soto a room where he est his dinner, and during which time his testimony wes takem down; I did not know Kenovre intimately; I wes examined im a police court, in this cese, soon after the publication of the hbel; my knowledge to dey is now better than it was then; the fact that I now toa tify came to my knowledge about & year ego; I know Mareus Uicero Staaley; [have kaowa bia some eight or ten years; 1do not tnow what his business is; he was not convested with the Police Cusetes L wen twice to Kbode Irlaud in convection with the arrest of Kaxucuse; I went to Kiode Island wt the inotance o. the family of Kanouse; I aid mot control the column of the Police Gazettes. that time; Ihave not, since ( sold oxt; I never wrote articles for thet paper since; knew that Wilkes knew the characters ot Hand and Kanouse, frora conversations I have bad with them; t esmne away from Rhode irland before (he investigation about Kanoure took piece Q.—Did you not write an article in the Police Gazette, defending the ebaracter of Kanoure and Cole? A.--Never; I saw Hand, Kanouse, and Jones at the corner of Broadway and Ann street, about three doors trem Jonen’s store; I was going towards Nassau stceet; J did not bear cither of them rpeak as 1 past; I never sew them together at eny other time or place. Direct exemivation resumed—I came away from Rhode Teisnd before Kenoute was convicted; I was em. picyed as counrel for Kanmouse at the time Le was first urrerted. Cross examination resumed.-~-I had seen Philander Jones, at his brother’s store, before that time; | was acquaiz ted with his brother, and sometimes dealt with | him; I knew a man by tho nome of Powell, who was | appointed Consul to South America, through the inla- ence of a woman ho kept; [havo hearl tha man who war connected with t! knew a police officer from Philade) Blaney: {The r ing? 4th 2 he people | we cocupied with the Presidential election re t < e (xe of the Astor Louse carriages; I know Jones; fixes suw him there; saw him and Kanouse once talking together in the hall of the Astor; they merely shook hands, end spoke very little; this was before Jones came. Cross-examined—Jones was barkeeper at the Astor Bouse some two or three years; I think it was ia the fall of 3847; I saw Jones on ove occasion when he was talking to the bookkeeper; a short time afterwards he was en- ged os barkeeper; 1 asked Kanouse what sort of man jones was; he told me that he knew nothing against him; Kancuse stopped some time at the Astor House. Direct exemination—It was after Jones came to the | is true, 8s amatter of lnw, that if the the deferdant has proved that the a Joues? character having been assailed on that ground the defendant wae untrue. The only way in whioh te plnintite was connected with the Ws ton jewelry robbery was the fact of his brother having leat money to Powell onthe bars of gold, and the diamonds, &o., without having knowa that they wore stolen. Co: further commented on articles which were published ia the Police Gazette for rome time after the 4th November, ava concluded bis remarks with » hope that the jury would find a verdict for the plaintiff, and thus re- eetablish bis character, which had been so cru sailed by the deferdant, without any cause Mr. Sickles next summed up for the defence, and a: considerable length reviewed the evidence adduced by the plaintiff,and remarked that there were two parties in the world opposed to the liberty of the prese:—they were tyrants and thieves—the former, because it frus- trated their atteropts, and the latter, because it was dis- agreeable to them and exposed them. Counsel then, in adverting tothe evidence of Kanour . not materiaily contradicted, and that his characver for truth and yerscity waa not impeached said that it was Judge Boworth thea charged the jury ia substance a follows: This cause, gentlemen of the jury, is to Le tried like every other, namely, by the evidence which has beea given, The defendant stands before you in the position of a party who bas been sued as an editor, printed and published an article ia hia paper. Judge here referred to and cited the words of the libel ) The plurntiff bas appeared to have been mninly oseupied ssa ber keeper tor a pumber of years in this city. You ere to regard bis character as | rallied up to the time of the publication of the libel. The | colendaut alleges the article published by him and eteted in the complaint to be true, This article, it | true, hee tended to prevent the continuauee of the plain tifl's empley ment for a Lumber of years, and while vas bis ebar tion of the charges conta’ wouid be proved. 4g teuslin these cases the defendant is allawed to proceed with his evidence in order to prove thoiesve. It is a well established fact that where tha defendant admits the publivation of aa article, he admits the contents to be true, I shall not, gentlemen restate | the evidence, ter, The defendant admits the publica dio the libel, and that they 6 it has already been stated to you; I shall, 7, direct your attention to th howe daat hes proved to your fatisfaction the truth of bis cuarges, no niatter how ielicicus they he is entitled to your ver- dict (The Judge heve cited passages from the law of libel.) Te ground ofacivilaction is where the party has sastatn- ed dumeges by reason of the charges made “Ln 2 criminal resecution tor libel, the publication must be proved to ave had a gcod moiive. But thists a ciril suit, and if les are tras, he Nd be sus. is entitled to your verdict, The defence we tained if the defendant had made out the teutn. The law infers maiice if the defendant has failed to prove the truth of the cbarges. Whe plaintiff! may prove, ifha can, that the hibel tended to bresk down bis chars q Dusiness; ifeo, he is eutitled to damages; and, o@ the other hand. if the defendant shows Uhat be isin sition of a man pubiishing informstion eh to benefit the community,you should dad ti dence to disprove actual walter must be euch as to prov that he bed not hnown the plaintiff at the timoof the pab- lication cf the libel, The evidence of Eanouse taat has been given (o you, and where examination was taken down when be was on hia triel for burglary, and was con- vieted and sent to the State Prison for eight yeara, is entitled to very elight credit, except where corrobo- rated, No evidence has been adduced to coptrovert that which has been given respecting the characters of Kancuce, Webb, avd Hand. The witnesses who have ep ken as to the intimacy which existed hetween tho pisintif and these men, namely, Camp, Webster. and others, have not shown that the platoti! was their asso- ciste, of on more intimate terms than with other men With whom the plaintiff had been brought tn contact in bis eapacity as barkeaper, The cvfence in not to be miade out by me should have a tendency to impress on your minds that the intimacy really existed between toe pluintiif and | these men, "If you should not deliove chat these charges ia Cromie examined—I keep hack carriages in | against the plaintiff have been suMciently proved, thea I wes atthe Astor House in 1845 and 1847; I | you are to inquire how far the defendant may prove miti- gation, and you are to cmit the evidence of actual ma- lice. A pariy cannot, after publication of a libel, re- tract, as it is nosbield from the consequences, If the information was communicated to the defendast by a person of worth, then he is to have the benetit As to the evidence of the robbery of the govexrn- ment jewels, that evidence was introduced ino order to connect the plainti® with Hand and Ka- novee; this has not been proved, as the libel was pab- lished on the same doy that the robbery took place. You have the fact thet the plaintit! was acquainted with Hand and Kanouse, but not that the plaintifi’s brother was. This evidence has nothing to do with the case, ex- Astor that I asked Kanouse about him; Kanouse did | cept you can connect the plaintiff with these men. On Bot come tothe Astor after that time; I have seen him pass by, when I was seated on the carriage box. John 8. Magnus examined—I was captain of the Sixth ward police in 1848 and 1849; Philander T. Jones was in ay custody in 1843, on suspicion of being concerned in the Washington jewelry robbery; he passed from my custody to ofiicer Smith, and went to Washington next morning, in the company of Smith; I participated inthe searoh at Jones’s house; I first saw Philander T. Jones in Ann strect; Justice McGrath was with me. Cross-examined—I did not tell Philander T. Jones what I wanted with him when I arrested him; I merely said 1 wished him to accompany me to the station house; Imay have told him that I did not come to arrest him; wher we went to the station house, he eat down; I think 1 told him to go into a little room, where he slept; I think this occurred in the spring of 1649. Direct examination resumed —I had charge of the etoien property. which I traneterred to offiser Smith. Whe evidence for the defence here clored, with liberty toexsmine A M. C. Smith aud another witness, who were absent, General Sandford then opened the case for the plaintiff, end seid—Gentlemen of the jury, the libel is 2 most atro- cious one, and charges the pistotill, a young man, wh has held most respectable situations in this city and elsewhere, with boing © hotel thief,” and ooanceted with a gavg of hotel thieves, and which has tended to injure his good nome aud character; that since the pub- | times. In the meantime the | joined the party, When they left the house, Hayes, in a the subject of damages, the p.ainti’ stands before you a man of undoubted character pefore the publiceticn of this libel, and if the truth cf this libel has not been proved, then he is entitled to damages for the loss he has sustained in character and reputation. The whole cause is with you, gentlemen, and requires most careful con- sideration, wnich, no doubt, it will receive; and if you consider that the charges against the plaintiif have beon proved to be true, the defendant {s eutitled to your ver- dict ; and if, on the contrary, the plaintiff has sustained injury to his character and reputation, you are to find your verdict accordingly. The jury retired st 4 P. M. to consider their verdict, and at 9 P. M. were discharged, not baying been able to come to an agreement. Court of General Sessions. Before Judge Becbe and Aldermen Berr and Bayce Jan, 24-—Sceing a Friend Home —Joha Uayes, ali Riley, was indicted with Daniel Ving, for robbery ia the first Gegree but the graver charge was sbandoned, and the minor one of grand lar: da with. The Frorecutor, John Duffs, lived in »vonth strest, ard on the evening, or late at night, of the 24th October Just, he went over toa grocery in Highth avenue, clove by. with Mr. McMahon, who lived in the same house, to teke a drink, rnich operation was repeated three or Our ndants entered aud lication of thst libel, every number of the Police Gazetts, | friendly munuer, gavo Duty bis arm, aud when has contained some attack or other against Mr. Jones. | ‘That from day to day, Wilkes has reiterated his attacks | | beck, containing $154—end ex, on Mr. Philander T. Jones and bis brother. The gol which came into the possession of Mr, Jones was in baz. and be was totally unaware of the iach ‘The Jonests bave been held up publieation of the Police Gazette as ihe robbers of the government jowels, thioves, Counrel then &t some ngth stated the mature of the evidence ch bed been offered by the defend won y on the part of the plain. s Mr. J @ of the ¢ such for s Sity Fe vamed T that I al ho first int ‘Wilkes was wrong about do with th cireumst Caarles Btet tors of Che Asto iknow the platous ment from d the conver: roduced am 2 policemen; have Wm. if, Bowyer examined fom Kanouse; knew deen such for seven years; 1 k him about ten years; I knev ‘al char: to be bad; I_don’t know his chasecier for truth and veracity; he told me that be kuew nothing ogains: the terry gate; Li he Fed to ray; the gave the information cf the ci sons interested; T don’t resol Mibelled most shamefully b; past; I am uniriendly to his paper, come tyra oF thi The recoed of the Supre ¥ Rhode Island, was read and adm ret forth the ariignine Kancuse, forrobbing the Phoaix Dank, Jonathan H. Greene exawined — I re New York; I had an acquunte eure; he did not say that Philander T. Jones, or wo: i know that Tom Kanouse's gemeral charactor in b Croea-examined =I ayn a publisLer of bo city; J have published rome written by :nyee on Soper I believe Tam cailed a refomed ga 7 d was Pailender; £ tastance to some 3 for somo youre elled iae ia of the State of Jonce. It ut against morning. THIRD DAY. Jan, 22—The names of the jury Raving been called over, the foliowing witnerses ‘were examined for the plointit — Justice Btewart examined—T took ibe € Enoch #. Camp in the case of Jones vs. W: nired Mr. Camp's signature. ios; 1 recog. Crose-examined=I have no recollection of having | roen Mr, Camp sign the document; tho handwriting of the examiostion is mide; | om acquainted with Mr. Camp's sigvature; (the testimony of Mr. Camp was here rend to the witness, and he said Delief, it was tekem down as svoken hy Me, Camp,) the meaning of a witnesses’ tertumony is sometimes taken down, and not the exact words; in my testimony, yescer- day, 1 stated that I told Piflender T. Jones that he might leave the police offiee; 1 have tince reflesved, and am of the opinion that I could not have told hia co. Direct-examination resumed--the Jouss’s were brought to the station house, and I em not awar whether they were detained ali night; but 1 have since jearned, from Justice Osborn, that tiucy were. Joha Sparks cxamined.—I was clerk to the Chief of Police in 1848; L received intei!sence frou Alr. Burke, Commietioner of Patenta, sbous the robbery of Ut yernment jewele, which L eatered upoa the bool that purpose. (Book hore produced, und witness tiffet the ontry as his writing.) Tt om November 9, 45, or It may have beon two days afterwards that [ first heard of the revbery at the NtOfive. A oopy of aletter from Mr. Burke, ‘Commissioner of Vetente, relative to the Patent Office robbecy, was next flered as evideoce, aud ruled out The oasgon thy part of tho plinth hove rested. Mr, Whiting, amming up forthe plain that it was not usual to dr oditee the t the pert of the defendant, but e thy not denied. He alluded to the words the libel, and then passed fome remarks ca the great power of the publis press, and mud it moy be thy opinion of many that thie great organ war the f ion of civil and ri ligious Hberty; but he would di ler bt xand woi gay that {t was justice, only, that the fsuadation of civil and religious liberty, Me neat od \ to the ar ticle published in the Police @ and ¢ Jengin on that part whioh a Ltt was o “hotel th &o. Th Lis Vite unknown to il. Wilkes, nover toh that there was no prect that 4 ever connected with any fuel crimes as those imprted to by Wilkes; and that biv character was os irropron 82 that of aay mon in the commupity, The bel eom- plained of was publi ied on the 4h November, 1019, a dmitted on the other side that che | had be and it hoe povmwele nt Washington occurred on the | eviden it 4th November, 184°, fo that the fact of Mr, Philander T, | was oomenpat consioting, the only question in the Wwe robbery of the jewe! boing stolen. | | set up that | to tion, and ¢ ips, the prisoner, 0 bad not suffic that the e: | city, end it won! ut benest to prod | onthe stand. (01 n j ard noted) He then objected on the ground of | insufficiency of not! | thee | tice Ineny polzt of view; and the’ statute auth et; Ldonct | i e Court then adjourned to 10.4. M, this (friday) | Ination of | t, to the best of his | they reeched the latter's houte, he felt Mayer hind in his pocket, and he immedisiely raiseed his pocket ed that t came up, d by the proseoutor’s & consider bed gotit. At this jancture Giately ran awny, but was arreste friend, McMahon. The money, A t ($81) witb the poc! WO UnEX uct etem to b provecuter ¢ hed b akee Of ‘ayes to fendant bad not pn was £0 much intoxicated that Lat he wes tinetly proved, ond | ity of prend larceny, tomerey. The 4 each, Ta Ja, and one of t! muppored, of ¢ rict Atiorney offered the esptain, tal tiom overruled; exception take oe. By the certidoate, it ap- ed that the required day's notics hid boen piven; but Ly the officer's endorrement it seemed the notice hed feon served at 12 o'clock in the day, inted for eleven o'clock the tended, was nota day's dey ing the procecdings being ons fa abrogation of acommoa most valuable right=all the formalities it must bo observed with the greatost 3, aud words of Imitation construed lidsraily. ¢ Becbo would note the exception amiratic h was then 1 ccuntel would admit that the cam ere tho same as thore stcler, and were found in the prisoner's possession; and with the evidonce of the officer as to the conduct of theprisoner when arrested, the prosecution rotted. ‘Th defence nct belng prepared, the caus betore arranged, was eo joutned tid the next morning. The jury separated by consent, and the court adjourned. Grend Larceny —Tthe case of Geo. Wallace. rd, wes resumed. The story told by the do- wasextremely vogue, and supported by te: mony. Le, however, called witnesses to character, who gave him avery good one,” The jury immediatel turned a verdict of guilty; and the court, {a considera- ticn of bis previous character, sentenced bim to the shortest pericd of inap. ment—two years in the State ziton. M Olergs of wae tried én a cha $2, oa Themes L 1 &venue, betwee Porty- It rcened, by the pres Inew the prisoner who was drinking at night, and ineieted on having # bill changed. Finding it was bad. he sent to him, the next day, to get another for it, which he would not do, # allied an ofloer and arrested him. The Court stopped the oase,and un- dei their direction, che jury returned a verdict of not wuilty. W The Lnife Agains—Charles Bmith. dioted for aerauiting one Jomes Mt blin with intent to kill by stabbing bim with a knife. The blow bad struck the complainant in the right eye, and entirely destioyed the sight of it. By the tistimony addaced, end the prironer’s story, who stepped forward when di- rected and told his tale to“ their honors,” the jnry, in man. Par's-man fashion, that having on the 22d Novem. ber shy ped in the navy, snd having little money and leave tu go ash lie went to ave a friend, aa elderly —Aequiltol Peter Curley a counterfeit bill for a liuor store, in Lleventh d and Fosty-fourth streets outor’s own showing, that he js store that soaman, Was in. ! women, riding in Chemy street, aud coming tailor, who with @ brothes im, and used some violence. cist MoKlroy, and down cne Mclilroy ef Lis interrupted hi The prosecutor interposed to the prisoner being taken huife. en ordinary sheath knife worn by sailors, end striking at MoElroy inflicted the wound dosoribod Mokeughiin. Whe Court charged they thought there ‘was no mtent to kill, but there won little doubt of the acseult, sod the jury returned a verdict in acvordance with this view. Judge Beebe, in passing sontence, re+ marked upon the terious injury inflicted on (he prose- outer, Who had totally lont his eye, and said that it was en unrarrantable use of tha knife. The seatence was 1 in the penitentiary for one year. vinother Acquitta’.—OQwen Mairier, who bas been on rged with stealing, from tho store of Lawrencs s pocket- book, contain tho meney drawer on the evening of Suaday preceding Christmas day, when the defendent and Thomas Meegan the two Inat atrs ih | usvel hond, This action was brought on said bond, and | plaintiff seeks to establish « copartnership between Ddeing the identifiostion of a oertala Putnam county cans il. The defendant proved to bea young man of oe and the Jury acquitted bim without leaving the box. ‘Held to Bail.—James Adams, frst, and Edward Glover, second mate, cf the bark George Evana, were arrested uy officer Davis, of this court. on 1 charge of gross and violent assault on Wilsiam Harmon, a seaman, and gave bail for their appesrance. Superior Court—Part Second, Before Judge Due Jax. I1—George Morrow vs, Pater The jury in this case brought in a verdict for the plain- th Og inst the defendants, for $60 37, with interest from ee , 1851—verdict subject to the opinion of the at Cherles Oakley vs, John L. Aspinwall end others.—John Young confersed & judgment against himself and Jobn W. Baker, a¢ partners in Trinidad de Cuda, for about $42000, Ap attachment was ed, and Baker’s pro- perty in the hands cf Howland and Aspiuwall tvicon under it. The property was released on their giving the Yourg aud Haker, For defence,it is contended that ‘ing been fairand ua- | followlog pointe, It | euspicion only; it | d admit the | in $ puch odds drew his | $00 and upwards, | jveurre: Cored for (rini. The pooket-book was lost from who has | Baker was no! a partner, This suit hes been pendiag (The | for many years, avd heretofore tzled in. several courts. The vresent is & new trial, ordered by the Court of Ap- peas, Common Pleat Par Before Judge Woe iltiam M. Weeks v Vecpolitan Associa the plaintiff baying ay defendents with dinner and tea. and the w tel at Glen Cove, on the dh of July, 1859, | defendents agreed to pay at the | each person, The company consisted of avont two hu dred persons, who went to the hotel to celyorato the aa- fury cf the 4th of July, The defence set up the plaintif did not fulfil bis contract, i rieh supper, and that the tea wos at not drink it. ‘The Jury fonnd « sealed verdict morning, for the plaintiff, for $200, Clty Inteiligence. tartany. The Hoe Guard, Uspt. Jos. W. Donahoe, numbering fifty muskets—the workmen {02 ra. R Hoe & Com d went oa thei elon, to Lonis Beokor's, Hobo- ken, on Tuceday, the 20th inst. The prizes contended for were as follows at prize, a splendid gold watch, pre- | sented by Col R. ¥. Hoe, and won by samuel M, Kel. | Enger, third rergeant ; 2d, a splendid gold watsh, pre- | rented by Mr. Robt. Hoe, and won by private Theodor» | Crane; 8d, a did gold watch, presented by Me. P. | 8. Hoe. and won by private Samue: ftammond; 4th, @ | molesiin het presented by Mr, Field, and won’ by pri- | David Clark; 5th, e silver pencil and gold pea. pre- sented by Mr James Diack,and won by itobt. Bailey, | first sergeant; 6th, a gold breastpin, presented by Mr. | James S{o¥arron, end won by private Jos Wood — Not. withstanding the coldness of the day, the company had every pleasant time, everything having passed off with perfect order end general satistaction. Conoxene’ Inquests —Thursday, an inquest was held | at No. 408 Grand street, on the body of Millicet Barton, | aged vwenty. two years, who came to hisdeath by diseaso | of the heart, An inqucet was glso held on Thursday, at Bellevue Hospital on the body of Abraham Westbrook, | aged twenty five yearn, whose death was caused by ia | temperance and exposure. Theatricaland Musical, Bowery Tanavar—The entertainments for this eve- ning are of a very attractive character. The firet plece will be the splendid ejuestrian drama of “Rookwood,” in | which Mesers, Rady, Goods!i, Derr, and Mrs, Parker. will sustain the leading cheracters, The next and conclud- ing piece will be the drama ofthe ‘Dead Man’a Bhot,” with Cony and faglor in the principal parts, hoy will introduce thelr wonderful dog. whose sagacity surprizes every visiter of this theatre. Hamblin is doing # fine | business, and very deservedly so E.Broapway Triratne.—The new and excellont operatic Grama of “Paul Clifford,” which is greatly admired, and which is drawing immense audiences every night, will sgain be presented this evening, and very likely for a month to ccme, es it is placed on the stage io great splendor, and nearly all the leading members of the com pany appear in it. Collins is in fine voice, and rings With great effect, [Mise Gould is also a great acquisition in this piece, and she renders her songs with great sweet- neesand taste. Madam Ponisi is as clover ax ever, Kate Horn, o great favorite, gives the utmost natisfaction in everything she undertakes; Whiting is excellent, and Davidge, by his great comic ability, keeps the house in roara of laughter, The concluding piece will be “Mr. and Mrs, Lillywhite.” Ninio’s Garvrn.—Bellini’s beautifal opera of “I Puri tani” will be the feature ef thisevening. It wili em- brace in its cast the names of four exoellent artists — Signore Borio, and Signori Beitini, Badiali, and Colletti The prlceaberine been reduced to fifty cents, has had the effect of crowding the heure, Burton’s Turatne —The entertainments given by Manager Burton, Inst evenizg, having been most enthu- {bert Moore, art a.--This was an 4 to furnish the of his ho- Mies M, Taylor, Mrs. Blake, and Miss Hill in the cas! which ie elegantly cast. Nattova Turarne.--The excellent drama entitled Anerica.” are to be the lending pieces at this ectablichment to-night. Those deservedly popular ve tists, Mr. acd Min Barney Williams, will sustat privoipel characters, Tiiry continue to draw denswly crowded houses, The terhiinating piese will be th por tomime of the “Marble Maiden.” envcan Museust.—The favorita deamy of © tar de Bozan,” with Mr. C. W, Clarke 0g Doa Nirs Emily Mestayer e2 Maiitana, is to be per this pepular place thie aftirnoon; and the mora drama entitled “The B large escem way Robbery piven in th Rowrry Cincvs—Sende and Com an unusually attractive programme for to avy. | ere to be two perfurmurces, one ia the afterno inthe ovening. The celebrated French 1 equestrinns Will spear on both occasions, Th called the “ Pony Seces” creates of lnuy nnasty’s Mixetaeis —The progres uorivall , an afterncon es w: The pwocr is rich, the new ballet | Nymphs.” ppears end The Swiss B | concerts at Wilmington, N.C The second concert of Catherine Hoyos, in Wa | ton City, was attended by a very largo and br | dience, wh | claatic app! aure. ; a ig engaged in his mo al proves ener 2 | Philadelphia, | Madame Anna Dishop wast Sth inet. | tec saercegtoeammmranme emer: tee | THE LATEST ADVICKS | Rroxivay AT THE | FEW YORK HERALD OFFICR, Jaxvany 23, 1854, ng in Bt, Louis at Merarhsn. 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SF oadadad, opt, ow Des. a ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWAD BVERY DAY. EXPRESS AGENCIES. ANA LN REIGN EXPRESS.—PARCELS FORWARDED TO 1 parte of the world, bi ‘Adams & O0,"s, 1b and 18 Wall antic will close a6 10 A. payablo at any ‘overcigns WAnLe "8 CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE Kxprees, por United States Mail Steamer J —Our next re C Express will go forward, in charge of vial freight sgonte, per the United States Mail Stenmer Georgia, on Saturday, P. for Chagres, direct. All freigh: Sanford & Co., at ‘he express per At- 24th net, Dratis Iroland, and Boob one ct our ewn © ir mn ont into our oilice, wh) invoices, on or before Faldey, Cortidon in watorproof condition, or it No packos should exceod 125 pour da waight. ill be received until ‘and 15 Wall treat. \HNOORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND Goorgia, Saturday, Jan, bers will forward 9 spoclal oxe es aro reqiteaced to hand ® Parcel Exor 4,002 Pu? Prese by the above steamer. Shippel their goods in oarly on Fridsy, 9 order to hava them oorded 1 ime lor shipment, Packsges must bo put vt proof eondition, and not exceed 125 Ibs. woigia ith invoices. T PSON & MITONCOCK, » Managers ond Agento, 149 Fourl, corner of Wail st: INGSLEY & CO.’S EXPRASS FO! etch, and be fecom ganie BRFORD & CO,'S GREAT CALIVORNIA PACKAGR and Farcel Sapress. ward by the United States Mail Stor Janusty, and Georgia, on Mth i noah will go for~ ex Bl Dorada, on aid | ont., In charge of special Sharges on freight, twenty percent teas thau by Packsgen not to exceed 125 press. 2Veaoy siroet, Amtor House eRS PER STRAMSHIP ATLAN- tiv, tor Liverpocd, will please bo on board, at tho toot | of Canal stroet, on Saturday, January %, at lofclock A.M. EDWD, K. COULINS & CO, 1s fox Kurope poaitivel; lock, M., from her dort No borth secured Mili paid for, valed Accommodations DWARD K, COLLING M succeed the Atlantic, and cail Ww YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES toamers.—The ships composing thie ling axe the D U, Captain Grafton. ‘Fuoco shipa having bean bulls by oontzags oxpreerly for «e- vyounmens servive, overy ¢ doen tak shei nos—to ensuxe w#irongsh one for passengers sre uncgual- — 7 York to Liverpool, in frat $320; in second do., G10. Bxclucive nee of exirs wise atato-rooms, $300, 1 to New York, £50 nnd £20. ‘An experienced aurgoon attac! No borth secu ed until paid PROPOSED DATES OF From New York. 2, Jan. 10, speed, ana thelr accommo? ‘Anoo Aud ooraor 5 CO., 56 Wall at., N. York, BROWN, SHIPLEY & 0O.. 001, B.G. ROBERTS & CO., 13 JONN MUNROE toires, Paria azo. i. DRAPE! Tho owners of these , silver, bullion, specio, jewelry, uniesa bills of Inding aro sixm Shoraon therein expressed. HE BRiTIeH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL x etwoen Now York an’ Li en snd Liverpool, ling ab Halifax to land and recei enyern. Ais BIB, Cape. 2A, © me ears ships will not be accountable for qold, | roolous stones siastically cheered by an overflowing house, he is to re- therefor, and the value peat the same this evening. They consist of the baauti- ful opera of “ Cinderella,” with Burton. Placide, Meyer, aid the Yery labghable farce entitled “Popping the Question,” i) Stoamshipa, root, sud between ston | ive mails and “Troland As it Is,’ and the new dram# of“ ircland and , popular 1a a euae Caps. Userison, ch. is mainmest head; 2 tae Theco veesuis carry & cloar white light ard; red om port. Now York, .. Wednesday, 2 teen on the 5 beyond an amount fer con on board, mush pres tough the Post . | UR PHILADE: ived the yocaliet with tie most euihu- ‘sna sud Uhagres. ¢ reek. ln of Inaing signod abs w Orleans, vis Havens, on i r GRORGIA, 8,000 tons burthen, ader, will pail precis 3 of Warren ssreet, 0} for Havans and New Oxieans. 3 tranefe Hg Havans “ por aces Mi is. | om on freight to Harans For passage or | MO. ROB. Warton rbreet, VALPARAISO, PANAMA, new and doubie ongine US tons burvhen, Kenn: Brecie only ta froigh apply to WJan, 7 | ert. t | d ad iv hor from 5 DAVIS, BROOKS & Co, 25 Henver oireot FASeY, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, DESPATCT | eh p hICHARL ANGELA, only My | nab de pier 3, Eset river. | mts BE Once, Ao the chip will bave | ‘This Epleadid esip beiog of | Losry epeed, vory amell capacity, ve sud having bubs very endl part ot bot carro favorable Goavoyange to Lie gacea, presente the mi port. Cla pasoougers ona be token. E;B SUTTON, St Woll street, (OR CHARLESTON —THS NEW AND SPLENDID | lousy, corrow, lors of fortune, « toublo engine steamehip UNION, Ceptain R. Adams, | ave for the above port, ou 5 as tareo o’olook P.M, For ircipht, apply on * urday, January 5, Sely,feom Pist No’ . Asi April 21, 1851 r rics, Oot. 17 | will Jes 6 ding will be | interest, the advice fonnde 43 South street, ther Aaving 8] ove steamer ia put Toute bo pups | men f tho Boutherner, fo (on teade, thoas who have sen’ 1 ite oy wow Orleans Will plogse return the reovipts okey LESTON & CO., 49 Gouth ote sad roecive their SPOF: ORD, 4 (OR SAVANNAH — ‘and splondid atearie low, will leave New York January, at 3 o'clock froight OF pacgage, * op) Ab, on urd i aj Pioy NO. & Ne » Le MITCHILE, 194 From street, _Tho Florida, Captain Lyon, on Sab id a OV(O8.—TO MASTERS OF ALL 7) (S8L5 30. your feonks eae vonila reste a fer xe am | OWERY THEATRE.—DOORS OPEN AT 634; CURT, kk. Boxes, 2 conte; Pit, 12, fsonte; Heats B heatra ges B8 cont Setartey sre Jay leanor tint A ise Barbe.; Lady kookwood, Mrs Grattan. To consluie with the DEAD MAN'S SHOT—Klaus Hartinsn, Mr. Uanil- ton; Everard, Mr. Taylor; Span’ Mre. Parker; Fantelle, Misa Herrio: THEATRE, CHAMBERS st 7 ool al d ‘Cier, 25 cents; Private Boxes, Seats, 75 conts. Saturdsy ovens vy Jnauary 71, will bo played thio comie opera of CINDBRELLA: of, Tho Fairy nad the Little Glass Slipper—ltaron Pom polino Moate- fivecd, IL. Placide; Felix, Mr. Ht Aliloro, Mr, &: a ors © oa, Miss J. Mill. Provio to which, Por GHG QUESTIUN—Mr. Primrose, Mr. Blake ; Mies Biflin, Mrs. Blake, ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STRELT.—DOORS open at Og; curtain rises #7 o'clock. Dress Circle and Boxes, 25 conts; Pit, 1234 conte; Orchosten Tickets, Private Box Tickets, $1. -Soturstay evontng, entertainments will ecinmenca wita the drama of IRELAND AB LT 13—Kageet . Willie: Daa O'Carolan, Mr. Arno'd; Neil O" Clarke; Jady O'Plaghorsy, Mra. B. Williams, Aft he drama of IREWAND AND AMERICA—Ji jiama; Cant, Ds Yr, Me. Clarke; ‘o ICAN MUSEUM.—P. 'T, BARNUM, prictor; John Groeuwood, Jr., Assiat charaoti oria%ic orm Even i t | Will be presented the famous ter | {fom Cruikshank’s grunt tal, horn: the Kohei | veiticn, & | qummisr | Ce irostway, dering tho woek of this city, for a succoselon of “ | ith tvor by higuly resperbadl 09) fauhionabie audionces | Tioketa, 25 ¢01 and will commency st | Tg o'elnok.. ‘the pat: 's Minosrels sro rempaod | fuily informed thas tho Gaturdey attornoon concorta aro die | eontinged. On Saturday nox, Jnauary 2th, annual bons | dof f, Vaughn. | RAND SCOTTISH CONC RT BY THE FRASER PA. The Mesres, and Méaeog Meas agg to the ptdlio thas shoy will o song, and selostins Inatituro, on Monday ev Door | QUREAT AND INTERESTING NEWS!—RETUAN OF Professor Andezson.—Metropoliton (lute Triptor) Hall. On Tuesday evening, the Wth inst, ho wili give hen 107th per formance in New York: Wedaasday, thy Wsvh; Thursday at- tornson, the 109th; Thursday oveniu, the 110th; Friday, tho lilth: Saturday afternoon, tho Lith, and Saturday evoning, | his 115th grand Soireo Mysterieure, aud which have mes such unbounded patronage and approbation, Professor Anderson | gill givg bis farowoll serion, previous to. hia departure for New Orloans and will open hia Mystic Daborstory with ao ral entirely new wonders of the riost inoredibio calibro. H | oxtroordinary fonts are univoreally admitted to have W> pr allolin the world. ‘the eal’ is well wai | and every attention atadied for the conve: of thoatidiencs. Frofoesor Andorson soll of your patronage for his favewell Solrees, | to thevth of February. Acmibaion, w conte; Juveniles. ume der twelve, 25 conta Notico.—Arrangements mado with | large schools to attend on Yhuradsy and Saturiny a‘ter- | nocns, novos and negotintions for which to ho mado ab she Hiall cb leaet one day bofore. Doors open ab 7; commence at | 8. ON. B.~-Thoro will bo s aread event on ® saost gorgeous | and magnificent soste, shortly. For Professor Anderson's | fayowoll night, soe future bi i 138 OF TAME CITY, AGOUSE!—-LO3SE Nor & | moment.—Send your ‘connundruina immediately, to | Jollie'a Music Store.—Unproceseated inducsmont,—Groat | contest of wit.—Profesgor Anderson, ayy ft | mense patronage bestowed upoa him’ during hi | iatoen weeks in New York, respectfully snacun zea thay hig | Benetit will nko place at ihe atetropolttan (lato ‘iplor) 1 on Friday, February 6, 00 which oecasion, as a memyato | of hingratitnde, he will present to tho inventors of the two bont original Conundruma, (»eing s lady aud gontleman)—to | tho first, 9 rich Massive Silver Broakiast nud Tos Service, | value four hundred dollars; to tha arcond, an clegint large | Silver Pitcher, sud two Goblets, valuc two Lundred and | fifty dollars, ‘Tre prizes aro now on oxbibition in the wine | dow of Mosars, Ball, Black & Co., corner of Murray stroab and Broadway. Full dotaile of the plan of arrangemonts will bo found in bills specially provarod, and oan bo bad at Sho Hal, or at Joliieas’s Musi Store, 300 Broadway, whero aces may be secured for this areas event, on and alter jon day nex’. to not @ momont in scquainting yo selves of sllthe particulars. Get bille at onve. ‘The pri are worth trying for. Prot. A porforms overy evening; on Thuraday and Saturday afternoons, HAT CHARMING ACTRESS, ANNIZ LOUDSDALE, A is cxpocted hourly, but it is not kuown who will bo for- ena ee to sooure her. The Managers ought to be om ¢ alor! ving, January 26, pon at HM; Concers bo commonoe a = AGENCY. ORTHINGTON G. BNETHRN CONTINURS TO practise Inw in th 1 before Congrecs—to pr: Seainst the Departments Ps, patents at homo and shroad—to obta! jouuty lande-—to oollocd dobte, dividends, logsolos Titancea im any pars of the United States, and in Coroige oownsrios—to make investments of rundain loans and niooks, And on bond and mortgage—and to negotiate to purchase Sad sale of loans, lands znd paten’ righis inn ate of the Union, Particular attention paid to California land title apcee, coming up to the United States & ‘our’ on ay eal. Cominunications, pro pr iressod to W. G. Mo. 6 Cerrolt Place, Wahington en, wil ost with proinp$ MERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF c Weachington,—-Tho artnorship of Palmer & tnethen, ia day disoclved consent. Mr. Paim- eris role ¢! ua fo ree drensed or to this ag: * AARON T. PALMER, Weachington, October Le W. G. BNHTHEN. BEARING 8AM&_D. n’é interest in the Am ‘Slab ultimo. 2¥ OUR AGREEME 2 pith the above, dir. | ; ‘7 » of the agonoy w prdersigned. Otfice, 6 Penusylvauia ay RULES T. CARE te to No 8: NER, wares s loaving Liverpoy London om overy ai plication 9 teu MINIURN, & Co., 78 South et, N. Pe TH ir / New al. Fava payable in every tiema and Waloa—s 0 ool and Lon +2, Deamiasie snd Fogerty i) T. TAPBCOTT je Sorte TO $25,0( with t KOM PHILADELPHIA, TEND: indies and gentiomen of this Matters, Interpreting Der in Astro!or 7, &e., by boo! and will tell t marry. Also the n . « Leewoon Clinton and att | fifty cents; genttemen, ome di TROLOLY 1 Dr v. t rons of th: ¢ Li uber y tor sindiod the arte of ye ofa century, Tir of culty were, f Phila selphians, bab li picy them for the aid, supp then, In teed iy. ho now in this city ready to | tnd beneit of all who ase trimonial aifhon!ti travolline, makiag invostm | whether thoy coucomn the he Signs, wud judicial netr | Ladies, 60 een | Cordins Di ANGR.—U. ¢ 4 y , Bali Cc Ipdelva as Rota Eaten AMUSEMENT: be *Oucs open at 6 Monee and Parquet, 84 oen formed & vac eLinl 4 Ma’ ayy or and $6. Saturday FOuD Feel litera, Me. ynolde; Sir William Mr Brunton; J y; Diek Turpi: ir. ing, Hamilton; Ranulph Rookwood, Mr. Gritit! jor: ry Juni; Mr Lethal, Luke potas Mr. Goodall; sy- lina) Ls > M ther; Barbara, Mrs. Jordan; El ike, Mz. Copy; Altae, | canes with ino; Mee. Lillywhite, Mes, IBLO'S.—ITALIAN OVFRA, ori Borio aud Bettin' eh AL be perlormed Bellini’s Opera STREST.—poors begin lock. Dress Girole and Par- 4 A F Kicoardo, ..bignor Bud Sir Giorgi... .Bigner Coletti Leader of the grand Orchestra, Signor Ard). 4; commence nt 73. Box office open every day, fra A. Me to 12 M., and from 28) 4 P.M TALIAN OPRRA, ASTOR PLACE.—MAX MARBTZ) Lessee and 1: $ » $1; Amphitheatre, 60 cv be performed Bellial’s ge Lord Walter Walton Tuvoday, Jan, 27, o Signor P. Cand Sia Salvi Si ‘re B. Syeifanon jock. Box offing Doors open at open every day, (roi {SLLOWS' MINSTRELS.—NEW YORK 18 FINISH and can now boast of tho thanks to the magnotic tolegrap ontest baad in the worl for ite valuable sor Gach a comhimation of talon’ now to be cllows’ now Bond, 444 Broadway. Thoy are the sob Negro Dolineators ‘thab ever lived. This bad of gentiomen sa Grigen, Brewor, Blit- Ko, to, &o, cannot fail to very evening thia week, Doors opon aa 6}4 o’clook; come stars, comprising 9 or, Thayer, Merve mest coruinl g-stitude to thoir fr urnod out’ at theie previous Convert, and approbation was do onthusiautio and Learty, anownee their inst Cones ‘Tickovs, 25 conte. SQUARS, OFR és Low, sole | unsminowly RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 blook sbove the Nations! [ggg yore eer pe Ing. Kntortainmon' yformances aver; to commonea in ik. and soteo’, and such ag ean ty of Sieeomenh Now Yor! hi an 0 a Troupe; Pip the world, who ml amount of mone. enolected for their bes umber of honatifnl tableaux; #vompaay of Al h0 go throwzh & variety of fon a company ef Male ané Somalo Artista, who wild bilion of Marble Ststuary unoqnalle nor with variety of interostiug port overy afternoon and evening. eu Adtosion—Sonta in Priy xo Heats, S736 conta s Boxos, 25 con’ ain. Tronpe of Medol Artistes and igure, snd who of atrongth and dome SLCR’S NATIONAL C/HCUS, CHESTNUT STREET, below Ninth, Philsdelphia.—b, B. Lent, ‘and squestrian pantomime of fogether with tie the other mombers of thie Every desoription of oyncstrian and rodaced on % goalo of tablishmont in the world, ‘retvOys Pontiand sud Wore of M’lio Maria, an scropatio entertsinmonts is bore splendor nusurpsscod by tny, Yrof. J. M. Mixon, Equestrian YoRK AMPHITHEATR#, 37 BOWERY, ek butoce of the great Fronoh Bqueatriag This evening, and during the wook, the Freneh opear in & variety of now porform= ig olown, and hi aSppoarsnoe, « Thala~ ors, the perfor 2, Will ba representa whioh will be introdacod Mr. Sands’ entire sbud of Afternoon performance en dren vader nine, halt. ITIZENS ARNOUSK: MR BROUGHAM HAVING Kindly tenpored the use of his theatre for the Benett of tho indigent Soldicrs and Widows of the Votoran Corps of the War of 1812, '14, and "14, thore will bos grand Gala, om an. 20, on which occasion « moss oplen= Thursday evenin; ‘eeinments will did variety of oni the great dramatio and musioal tal voluntocrod tha gratuitous sorvices of his P. B.—The military aro particulary requested to unito with ws on thie occasion, and eppear in full uniform, ‘worth has kind! celebrated Band on this occasion. pe I. RAYMOND, A. JONES, a Frill particulars will he duly anu UTERPEAN SOCIETY—FIFTY-THIRD SEASON.— ‘The synual Concert and Ball will be given at the City Arsemb*y Rooms (iste Colisoum), on We 2th January, Members cau obtain their ticl at 196 Front ctrost, 3 5 by NP. FREGMAN, Seoretary. AST NIGHT THE RECEPTION 0F PROFRSSOR AN- dorson, on bis re‘urn tothe Metrepolitan Hall, was most 1, and ® crowded and fashionable sudionee were setounded at tho many new wonders he por tor A. porforms ovory evening—doors ope: Th And Saturdsy attcracons, js well warmed, Adinissioa, 60 centte THEATRE, PHILADELPHL cv. John Brovgham, tho lady who y received in the United States eix years appear this evening as Lady Macheth. Mace WAS 60 fayornb R. WALCOT'S BENEYIT WILL TAKE PLACE ON when the followin UasD UP, JOAN O For farther partioa- rer, Sun, Times, io, Olympic proces will bs PARIS abd ANLRT NT ZO INVALIDS.—AN I} for these deplorable IGALY 1NPOR! dcbilttiog, cones. itnting the msa for business, ay be beard of zratis, by addresa~ povioty, and rate t paid, Lox 1Uy 8) 08 thove cumteme ng to any Do: A n plating marriage, befor what hie pretensions msy Tunable invormati ok to got this a= ‘yea maven trode el haman % oad my obildrea ey, move fully the cuaplasing marriage, as 7 Will be teanomitted ¥w mait, SURGEON, F. %. BOOT SRY, al ed (hy Me rently a fox cia aptoulshingly rapid cares ‘gil BOOT Cag0ee % jes f under the charge of the mont mis 205%, BEY bis sorvives 40 tauch ser vatuod; for unloss she sysien: ip 2 poison, 13 afects 9 2 Hons, Tho written 9) rtificatos publia thas, he is mod airsid $0 sovert, oannos ough his’ precepsors were Acton of Loudon. T ately namorocs vievieun of solf abr 63 who cannot be ovred with mo: a ally solteits oh 9 rons Ricord of Paris ontog sie include the CROIK'S FED tshod) 240 prgee aud azo and the seoree tue Givordere Of youth and maturity, ros. ling fcors exeergce, which destroy tue phyeicaland montal powers, a1! disomget Log from La. wi ith plein come objections nas: 1 dsengea of feustes, whi Bicargera who Kequico medical ole dorasyod Dy bheas wnom they employ, ; | Sho teapoeition of quackery, eo | 1 pop alae uitiess athe aaas ty 7 vo conte ina letters Cosy Gd hum 35x80 otsy abounds wii Dreten Jor ciation, yho mi al Froneh’ prouan. wick Ouro, Strangers, siwere of 80.80 20 a Os i. G. hae reooived 5 a 4 snare t98 dhe lead boa! 0. 14 Ann atroets ANT f9 ini suse foe the one ol in koe P speed vary wi cle once whlob, tee Bes ours, under th: ip Im bottioa, wis foll dl aan rae | Bs i iat fa | Bs me iia it aanee BY Week—maay es