The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1852, Page 7

LOCAL AFFAIRS. Theatrical and Musical. Bowsay Turatke —The entertainment for this even ing is more than ordinarily attractive. Hamblin ie work- ing Ganges hard for patrons, in the production of new and sterling pieces, and is determined to merit cmasinwanes of Lawn extensive anigey ‘The tirst ture on th ir to: t, ia the excellent drame or Paul Ci tifford,” te nightly witnessed with delight, and sage be likely to have a long and suc- eeseful rum. This will be succeeded by a very pleasing *“Drawing-Room Entertainment,” ia which Master Cony = imtroduce his celebrated dog Yankee, The conclud 1g piece will be the favorite pantomime of the “ Queen on the Coral Ca\ Baoapway Tueatre.—The grand operatic and dra- matic spectacle of * Paul Clifford” is to be presented to night at this establishment, for the tenth time, havi: attracted at each representation, the most brilliant an fashionable assemblages. Mr. Collins, the eminent Irish comedian and vocalist, has added considerably to his already wid ly cireulated fame, in the readering of the eengs inthe eter of Paul. The piece is produced in @ Very superior 6! aie of magnificence, and the characters are ably sustained throughout. The leughabie farce of “Mr and Mrs. Lillywhite” is to terminate the perforin- ances, We would advise those persons who are desirous ef witnessing “Paul Clifford,” to secure their seats during the day, asthe excitement to see it is becoming ntense, 5 Bunton’s TixarRe —The beautiful comedy, by Bouroi- cault, entitled the * West End,’ will commence the en- tertainments of this evening The cast of characters embrace nearly all the talented members of Burton's inimitable company. Among the names are those of Messrs, Placide, Dyott, Lester, Miss Mary Taylor and Miss Weston, These names will be sure to draw an Laan house, The concluding piece will be the pemeecy of “ Wenk Points,” which will introduce two of the best comedians in the country—Mr. Burton and Mr. Blake— who are, every night on which they appear, cheered throughout every scene. Nationat Tueatne.—Those favorite artiste, Mr, and Mra. B. Williams, bave appeared in several of their best Pieces this week, and were mcat enthusiastivally received by crowded houses, and were particularly #0 in the new arama of “ Erin, or the Irish Parmer,” Mr, Arnold. in his personation of the Irish Farmer, received marked spprobation. He is evidently making hay while the sun shines, and will, with @ little perseverance », attaina very enviable position in bis profession. Th pertormencee for this evening consist of four excellent piecer, namely, “Irish Conjurer.” “Kate Kearney,” “ Alive and Kicking,” and the “Golden Axe.” Amexican Mus The excellent farce entitled “Portune’s Frolic,” and the fine comedy of “A Day Well Epent,” are to be represented at this popular eet@lishment this afcernoon, forming & very attractive entertainment. The moral drama styled ‘The Bottle,” and the lavghab'e farce of the “wo Bonnycastles,” will pe given in the evening. “The Bottle” continues fo attract very large assemblages. It is decidedly the most alluring novelty that Barnum bas offered this season. Bowrny Cincvs—This spacious and elegant establisa- ment continues to be filled every night. The Freach troupe are greeted im their performances in the most enthusiastic manver; and Mr. Sands and his talented pupil, Maurice, are the delight and admiration of all Crmusty’s Mixstrris —It is really astonishing to wit- nesa the crowds which rightly congregate to greet this unrivalled band of negro performers. The utmost de- Tight and enthusiasm is consequent upon everything they do, They ure, without exception, the most attrac- tive band ever introduced isto this country. ‘ne pro gramme for to-night is excellent. Fe.iowe? Minsravis.—This highly talented company ere becoming very popylar with the public. The en- tertainment selected is elegant, and must ensure a good attendance. ‘The performances on the harmonicane, by Jaski, are rendered with much precision mony, and the banjo solos by Briggs elicit great applause. Proresson Anpenson.--We would remind our readers, that the talented Protessor will close his soirées on the 6th of February; and also, to look out for his last night, when the great conundrum prizes of six hundred and fifty dollars areto be awarded. He is to give an after- noon performance on Saturday next. Mr Quacve takes his benefit at the Chinese Maseum, Philadelphia. Osiax E. Done, the vocalist, and his troupe of sing- ers, intend visiting Portland. Loa Montes, we understand, has gratuitously tender- ed her services to the Association for the Retief of Disa died Firemen of this city, for a benefit in aid of the fund of the association, to come off at the Walnut street thea- tre, on Friday er Saturday evening of this week. This meritorious association, we understand, is much in want ‘of means, the calls upon it for the relief of the disabled and destitute being unusually numerous. At New York she gave her services in aid of the funds of rimilar as- sociation in that city,and realized for it about $1200. ‘This truly generous conduct won forher many friends there, and goes far to establish what we learn from those who know her best, is her real character, namely, that of a lady of rensibility and great goodness of heart. At New York she utterly refused any present of value for her services on the occasion, but at the earnest solicita- tion of the managers of the fund, consented to accept a bouquet in a silver holder of the value of some $15 or This was presented toher by the President of the sooiety, ina neat and complimentary speech, in reply to which she said she esteemed it far more highly than she did the honor of having placed on her neck by the hands ofthe Emperor of Russia,as he hed done, a diamond necklace, valued at $25.00. We trust that the beneat ed may be all thatthe object merits, and that Lo- fe Montes desires it may be —Phil. Ledger, Jan. 27. Supreme Court, SPECIAL TERM. Befcre Judge Roseveit. Ian. 26 —Morcwood and others vs. the Corporation of New York.—Tbis is @ complaint arising out of ao assessment for the expenee incurred by the Corporation in flagging the sidewalks of the plaintiffs in Seventeenth street, be- tween the Fifth and Sixthavenues, The plaintiffs ask that the assessment be declared void, that all proceedings to collect the sums asressed be perpetually stayed by ia- junction, and that they be relieved from any payment oa account of the work, and their lots dive sarge ‘om the apparent lien created by the proceedings grounds of complaint are—Ist That the plaintiffs were deceived and misled by the Street Commissioner's no. tice, calling for objections to a proposition for fiazgiog only four feet in width, to which they had no obj aud then without further notice, changiog the pia oue of fourteen feet. to which tb vd. That the work wes badiy done and not in coaf With the contract; that the price was unreasonable for ruch work; that there was collusion between che contras- | tor, Wilson, and Brooks, the inspector: aud that the o Lifeate of the latter, that the contract had been falilled, was false and fraudulent. Sd. Chat oue of the assessors | was without law removed, and another pat in his placa 4th, That only one of the asressors, instead of the threo, acted in making the aesessment, although the whole uumber signed the return, Sth. That the Common Vouneil confirmed the sssessment, with fall no} that Prooks’ certificate was false, and that the contract had not been complied with on the part of the contractor Judge Korevelt, in giving his decision, satd:—Sone of these, it is not to be diaguised, are grave charges Asto the first, the Street Commissioner was certainly yery remisn in releasing the parties by the notice he pub lished. But the law required, strictiy, no notice at all ‘The Corporation. by the very terms of the law, were made the judges .of the necessity or expediency of ori nnd directing the pitching and paving of the streets of the city, and divers other matters relating to the health | and comfort of its inhabitants; and io ail cases where they deemed it neeessary for the more speedy execution of their determinations, they were authorized to cause all such works as might be necessary for any of the puc poses aforesaid, to be executed, and done at their own expense, on account of the persons respectively, upon whom the same might be assessed, &c. However repre- bensible, therefore, may bave been the carelessness of the Street Commissiouer, it cannot invalidate the erdi- nance which directed the work to be done. Next, as to the fraudulent conduct of the contractor and inspector, there is no dispute on this point as to the mere fart. ‘There is a fair presumption, also, that these two persons conspired together to light the work and divide 5 a 8 £ 5 the profits between them. The verlict of the jury is substantially to this effect. But the iteTats te knew all this before the assessment was confirmed. They so admit in their complaint. They go further. They allege that they put in a remonstrance, and were heard before a committee of the Common Veun- cil, that they madeout «clear case of fraud, and that one or more of the members even personally examined the premises and saw and knew the fraudulent man: in which the contract had been executed. The commit- tee, notwithstanding, decided against mterfering with the assessment, and the Common Vouneil confirmed their decision. Thus, it will be seen that th’ parties have al- ready once been heard before a Gaba Jurisdiction, They brovgnt forward, or should have brought forward, all their ob objections. After a full hearing, the case, most unjustly es they ailege, was decided against them. Still they did not appeal. veal, They sued out no writ of ‘certiorara”’ to reviee the chyectionable determination. Canthey now collatert call that determination in question? The Court think not. Had fraud bees charged om the part of the Corporation itself, and not only eharged but proved, the case might have presented a diflereat aspect. Frau ates even the most solemn judgments. But the plain- duced no such proof. 4, e they aaa | that the Corporation was cheate: ‘ow, as to charging pds of the caste, and as to all three not acting: The law, after authorizing the Corporation in these cases to cause the werk to be done, providing for making uader their direction (8, 175 270) a just and equitable assessment: of the expense among the owners or ocoupants of all the houses and lotsa intended to be benefitted thereby, in ortion, as nearly as may be, to the advantage which shall be deemed to acquire, The word assessment is obviously used in the same sense as ‘ap)ortionment. To apportion the expense justly and equitably is the end to be accomplished, aad for this purpose the Corpo- ration, it is further provided, “ shail appoint such ekilful and romienen disinterested persons as they shall or may think proper.”’ No particular number is required, ‘That, as well as the selection, is left entirely to the cis- cretion of the Common Council. Before entering upon their trust, they are to take an oath “to make the esti- mate and assesment fairly and impartially, according to the best of their skill and judgment.” There is no com- plaint in this case that they did not doo. The appor- Lionment, we are therefore to assume, was just and fair, But itis said they “cid not allact’’ im makingit. Ali Joined in certitylng the same in writing to the Common Council, But that, it is said, was not enough. The Common Vouneil, moreover, “ratified” the proceeding. But that, too, it is eaid, did not care the defect, And when the law declares that the assessment so ratified shall be binding and conclusive,’ these words also, it is said, mean nothing; and judicial opinions are cited to give color to the doctrine. I wm faitefied they mean more than nothiog—they mean something; and as the expressed Will of the Tegislative branch of the govern- ment, confessedly within its constitutional power, are binding and conclusive on the judiciary. There the jnestion of acting or not acting open for consideration, it would appear from the evidence that ail the three per- gone appointed to make the apportionment, (which im these cases, it should be borne in mind, is littie more than a mere operation of ey if they did not literally act, did contain, gad Licinate the consultation, and eoncur in the result And as itis not pretended that the tiffs cust: from the alleged omise sions of the azeeswora, themere technical objection would be no ground for an injunction to stay the Feesestinns, ‘The plaintiffs im this case, it is ceaceded, hi derived some benefit--their sidewalks have bee flagged at the expense of the we taxpayers; andthe expense, the law says (8. 271; . ‘shall bes real locum brance upon the houses and lote arseased, and the re- payment. with interert aod costs, enforced, in like man- ner @s if the said houses and lots were mortgaged to the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty for the payment thereof. Is there apy equity, then, as between the plainti: od the general taxpayers, in asking that this mortgage should be cancelled, without any offer, or even promise. to refund the amount expended, or even #0 much as should, upon investigation, be found to be no more than equal to the benefit received ” ‘The preliminary injunction is dissolved, and the com- Plaint dismissed. but without costs. w Intelligence. Court or Arrrars—Jan. 26--No, 23, A reserved caure. Blies, respondent, vs. Sweet and others appel- lants. Argued—Samuel Beardsley for appellants: A. Taber for respondent. No. 25. A reserved eause. white, spp pellant, va Parker, respondent. Ai --- George Comstock, tor appellant; N. Hill, Jr., for a setae Not concluded at 2 7 M. ‘Afternoon Bession. argument of cau 25 concluded. against Yew The ‘default taken in this cause on the 19th instant; opened by consent aud cause submitted. N. Howard, ‘Jr, counsel. Powers and another, exeou- tors, &e,. respondents, against Bergen, appellaut. This cause was put upon the calender, amd couse submitted by consent. N. Howard. Jr,, counsel. DWELLING Houses iN Boston aNp Cneiara.—lo the yaar 1850, there were 73 dwelting-houses erected in Boston, and in 1951 there were 78, In Chelsea last year, §2 dwelling houses were erected, “WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Connectep Wevnespay, Jan’y, 23, ron tHe New Yoru Henavp. NEW YORK MARKET. Duties payable in cash, lic auction ut the end of one years ee rs ae tlre The ton sn ale cases BAY, 100 tbe, poy me ribo Ibe. 6 01 Worth | River, 75 a 85 Pear! H Russian ais ,H0n3a — Yellow.per lb, 5s Do. outehot - CAN DLES— Am. dow rot'd. no ais Tallow,m'I'd,lb— 10 Do, water do.140— als rm a Rees db, 10%48— 11 GOaL— —— i — L'pool, perch. . Sun DES AND SKINS— Anthracite... BloG. & D.AyE— 1a— 18 LOCOA Oronsco. MWga— 116 — "Den 9% yi Tat 8 io — 9%a—~10 b— Boa—13 Madeeesd ibe 1 Manilla... 50 a 95 1% al bl. . 80 9 128 Biate,com-& str 462 9 4654 07366 160 we ix.ke’d 400584404} DEATH 1, pure... £50 & i Sole, catty Tb m2 a— 25 Fancy brands “ 51 40 middlo— 21 a-- 28 Extra brands. . a 25 Southern mia‘d 4 a2 rt a—22 atrais Ai atl famed eon deTs0 BTS Hemlock, ls (= Base a 0 middling— 4 ike it Do. wi » Do. aoa Wost— 69 West. .— 77 De. Jerse COTTON— as ‘ Midduing Uplde— rAd DOMESTIC G soups, * Spey loss ats — aa— 5) Do. 1096 hed— 8 a— 5; ti 5 from store— pat wes == a— 28 Copper, 8h’, I Shewittag Sewaa) Tyan Iron,Sc pig,ton 20 50 a2] — American,do 21— a22— res common y - re ~ oe ae Norway bari0s — 0 ones akenon timony, Reg. Argols, Es br'a an aswhi— hom we Arg rrowr't. Berm— 25 Arsenic, pow'd— axa i Aiatetide 5a Balanm Tolv. Balsam Peru. 6, sweot— 16 NAVAL STORES— 162%a 187% Loaies 17d 130 "9130 Tep'nting 20 ib sooue- — Camphor er. Sp. Turpt, gal— 38 a— | Gamphor, ref. ‘arnish, gal,,,— 42 a— 4 Cardamom. oa Oil, per Sperm, ornde do Winter. ‘ers, per 1b. Cochineal, Mex. Qochineal, Hon. Pies lib &1 BS Sp. ary owt— 75s: Do.gr'nd in oil— @ & Paris, white — — Am. per ‘1 Do. white Whiting, Am. .— Chalk, per ton. 2 £0 Yerm’n China, 120 Hyd. Fot'h.E odine, Eng. Trreste, 8. i ¥ RIC B,1Wibs, 3— "a 2 025g Turke leland. 19 a—20 Liverpool,ssck.— W = 149 SEL DS— Flax, rough. ba i 50 a-— Timothy, tro if — Clover. Tb. BOA Satligse sec wa tM BPICES— Cassia Cc Ginger, rae Og Hees, 23 ap'la, Mex feammoner sts 110 = Sen’caRoot,c'h.— 21 Aberican T Imp. ‘e Q'p'der— g Byron. ° a 6% a 9 -—2 fi 45 shevtlnge, Shenae ten 875 010 PE. a— 8 40 1 <3 a me a7 — etary : Eh on, bb s— 19 bes TR! Siumpe a2 a— 27 Ladion Twist, — 28 a— 28 Cavendish,No,1— % “ do.com. tomid— 12 8— 2d WOUL— Am, Saxony...— 42 a~ 4 dor aging is a4 ood: — M38 Com to bid 80 a 32 Puil'd Nod&su— 90 a— 85 Smyrna. $8 26 fonth Am. unw— 9 a— id Mexican, uawe— 14 a= do. Hache Staves, A si Goods stored to be sold at pub- | er, | (Br), {Cerry, for Liverpool, 1 | sen, trom St Joh cr | had diccharged deck load, er, Weeks. do; Huewénet, Gardner, 40; In | treal, 6 Lancaster, Given, (9; | Gernot French, do; Ieobt, Kelly,’ Barvsow, do Avion | Chavo, do: Wan Ward’ (dir), Seoullée, dor hickenboud (Sch, Bonncts, do; Sootland (Br), Daviodo New York Packet, | Br), Gray. do; Herculean, Greon, do: Mongoliv, Borry, do; | Kobt Center, Arnold, do; Ch Pik ‘Jaa W Clark, 4 oa (Br). Millan, - fo) rool; GL con, a, Snall, do; Jon Jan 31, “harloton Jan 31 nab. vy Wes an 4 i ab inte this partes aay fas ik: ing condition, eutwater, figure bead, 35 dave out from Port! ir lurcher examinat The brig Kech, WOrieans on tho upon vessel and STR, . Salvage on # eottled hy the mast: 80 per cont boing offered to, and acoopted oy, the wre Probable smount of aslvage upon the net sales of vessel, terials and cargo, deducting duties, $1300, Hull sold atauo- tion for The brig Kmeline has been condomned, her cargo of mo- Jassea, will be reehipped to NYork, Hull brought ad aur- tion ‘Lo bark White Cloud, Drinkwater, io ropsiring, and will il for NYork ina few days, with the cargoes of the bries Emeline and Porsia, consisting of molaesca, mahogany, oodar yaee awarded by Cours 2800, Amounts 3 Bi evy Bonatre), bas custom how beon sold tor an average of Scents admensurement, ‘The brig Maria reports 8 large ship ashore of Key Vacus, name not known, sunposed to be one of the NYork and Now Orles: ackete, | Ship Telamon, from N York for NOrioane, previously reported | . "aesongore by the Isabel, from Key West—Capt JC Leos iate master of the brig Emeline), Capt Robbing (do of brig orsia), Capt W Weatendorff (of the wrecked ache Mer- haut), Capt Hayes (of the wrecked schr Almodia), Whalemen, Arr at Boston 2th, echr Walter K, Tillson, NAtlantio Ocean via Provincetown. Bld from Honolulu Nov 6, Ronsoke, Hand, of Greenport, on i Ab Lahaina Oot 31, Ann, Steen, Bil; had shipped 150 wh per Chilo, fer N Becford. BrokeN—No dato, lat or lon. Liverpool (No 2), Swift, of and ‘pe NBedtord for Pacitio Ocean; had twice lost her topma Nov If, Int 14 U3 N, lon 2944 W, Gon Williams, Forsyth, of ond from New London for North Pscitio. Spoken. A largo steam propeller otecring B (probably the City of Glasgow, trom Poiladelpita for Liverguol, was aeea Jan 1V, 40, lon 6b 26. *Ahiy Rubicon, Doane, from Canton for Boston, Oot 31, in Gaspar Straits. eee aereeys Day, from NOrleans for Mavro, Jan 11, Int 33 on Ship Merlin (Br), Laverty, trom Liverpool for NOrtenns, Deo lat 44, opBbip Gatnalic, (ot Boston), from NOrleans for Genoa, Doe hs Niok Pernambuoo, Deo 22, Ist 3 Bri Seietae from Bost on, from Philadelphia for a] for Charleston, 18th inst, Int ST aw ‘Abbott Devereux, Sullivan, 13 days from Boeton for Jeromice, 4th inst, of Cape Nicolai Mote Schr Judith Ward (of Tremont), trom NYork for Wlndies, Jen 21, lat 33 50, lon 69 60. Home Ports, APALACHICOLA, Jan 13—Arr ship Massachusetts. Sam- sop, Boston. Cld bark Matanzas, Stearns, do; loth, ebip Wm Hitchcock, Conway, Liverpool. An port 15th, ships Massachusettes, wig: Elisha Denison, Latham, for Europe, we Charlotte (Br), eee for aivarneel ldg; Jane (Br rake, from Newport, W, ‘wtg; Martha J Trott, from N York, do; Con- cordia. Prats, from Boston, do; Brie, Lewis, for N York, dg; Samson, from Boston, Peter Hatrick, Rockwell, tor Autwer Bogs ate Barstow, trom Bristol, E, wig; Joseph Porter (Br). Pie Li verpool, di lara, Ann, Reed, for N Yorke iG iN Ara, Haynes, for Havre, 1dg; John Dunlap, Skolfield, for Renee Idg; Al or 4, Rice for Liverpool, do; John P Harwood, An- 10; Commodore (Br), Prichard, from Boston, 3 Gotsor Planter, Hayden, for ewer, ide barks Em: Fire, Gray, trom Baltimore, ‘wtg; He Blan chard, from NYork, woe iige well, from Liverpool, Presi Mitchell toe NYcak, lax, are obimedes, ri for FRiver, idg; Rhone, Carlisle, tor New York, do;’ Chace, 'C for’ Bost Mayflower, John- rr mn, dt ton, ‘tor NYork, de; Yorhtown, Springer, tor Lalen} do; Jacob Prentiss, Loring, do do; Murillo, » from do, in bands of salvors; brige Madi Clark, from Charleston, wtg; Birkby, reid on Tl Jap Amerion (Br), an non, ‘234 AM, Arr At the iby 3\y Oct, 18H 10 pratense AN Honsrsos: man tee Provinoo- Aux Cayes 2th ult; John Franklin (of vi silacar, Jeremie 3d inst; Abel Stor, 4 oe Jecmel ao ‘ult, via Provincetown; Jas Otis, 1100, Belle, Snow, Tansier; Poebe ‘Baxter, ia Provincetow! ohn, Burton, New Yor! Talepeapbe brig Billow, om, Galveston. Sigual for a brig. ark Howland, Mayo, Mobile: brig Martha Worthington, Freema: a ship Ae burton, barks Gov Brigas, Modena, 4, Bills; brige Mary Worthing | ton, Andrew Ring, Candace, and trom President Roads, br: Arcadian HAKLEBTON, Jan 2\—Arr ebip Julia Howard, Bulkley, fobs be ; sobr Holene, Griffin, do. Sid ship Samoset, re; bark Horace, Cousins, Boston; brig Clinton, Watker, Yor! or 2ud—Arr ship Jas Calder, Pettos, Liverpool, bark Como. Smith, Boston; brig Jnlis Ann. Comery. Cordenas Sid ‘esmehip lenbel, Hollins, Key West and Havana; shi Co- lumbia, Setzer, NYork; briga Moses, Wicks, do; Gulnsre, bax hay’ Matanzas. d—Arr bark Dudley, Morrison, NYork; brig Denmark (Den), Boysen, 8t Jolns, NF. Cla ship Caspian, Teuraut. ee aos bark Carolina, Davis, NYork; sche MB Weil, | riflin, do. In port 23d (schre and coasters not included), ahins Pal- ‘a ey, Hom doy ostrie (Br), Log Hawes, from rent, Prince, from loch, for Liverpvol, !da; Switzerlsnd, Queen, do do; Virxinia (Br) au, for Havre, ready; Nathi Thompson, Hall, for Liver poul, idk; Charlemagne, Singer, €o do: barksDadiey, Morei- ton, from NYork, dise; Cherokeo, Getty, from Now Orienas, do; ‘Como, Smith: rors, Boston, do: Republic (Old), for North of Europe, 16g; Juniats, Mowton, for (NC do; Claremont (Br), Dorman, tor Liverpool, ld; Li Uer, from Liverpool, disg: Gon Green, Hammer, { dg; Magdaions ( b ubloan,” for North ot Charlotte Barr: br), Moiuvyre. trom Groe: ; Hiero, Drinkw: tor Antwerp, Ida; Love. Copornious {Brem), Wi Chisolm, from Glasro rier, do do; Bsatern from do. wte; Ce nook, wie tor Bremen. Id, y archione Ferg Anno (Br), for Liverpvol, I a Snow, tor N of Europe, ida; Susan, Hawes, trom Hite Janel upiter, Small, for land, Idg; Onderneming, ( Io Fallict). Martuelateis, for Roteerdam, lug; Heath ( fr), Prin rose, for North of Kurope, ldg: brige Denmark (Dan), Boy" 8, NY, ioe; Julis Ann, Comery, from Gace Pronuent Z taylor, St m0; Ady : ‘Sherman, from Oarden: Broshers (kotch } Levert, from Matanzas, do; Mary Chap Hend. from Aw Ppe! foubiates, ath pas, do; Commerce (Caeteh Fezdiaand (Prua), Bartell, from Sanderiaad, F, cr, for Providence, ready; Corinth, (| oF , lag; Le Fortung San ‘Joseph (Sard), darai, trom Mala ;damet Gray, Piummer, for Liverpool, read ECRT, Jan 23—Atr sche Augustus, Hodgdon, N 10U Jan ¥ vorkvvis Holmes’ Hole, dwag nearly at the wha: hnish, HOLMES'S HOLE, Jan_20—Arr echre I © Runyen, iodi- cort, Boston for NYork; Daniel Lombard, Saow, ¢9 for Tan yicr. Paeecd large quantities of toe on Nantucket Shoals In port 10 AM, the soove, has lett here since the lsh inst, and none hasbeen from tho main since 17t: W Sst, Jan &—Art scnts N Hazzard, Charleston for tin stress of weather, snd proceeded (not Bliza), Sawyer, St Mark Ge 7b, echte Klute & Will 1th, ‘alnedis, upward beand fi @ of the following v trom Liverpool; Wm hips Saranak, from Liverpool; Clinton, 0. from NOrleans, Mara, from Palern Maracaibo; Naehus, Elm, Oak, and Rik, trom Bostot num, from Pernambuco; brige J Cohen, from NOrk Fabars, from St Jago, Cuba; ieabella, from Kingston, Jom; Shawmus, from Belizo, Mond; Zavella (bound to 8 Southern port, having putin for #® harbor): Abbott Lawrenoe, icom 16th tor New York, 1th, Gov Anderson, Sawyer, NOriesns; Brown, Apalachicola. LEW » 9 A MT barke Alver: oston; schre Fries, from Bordeaux, Gu bm Friendship, trom sod Florid MB Manony @ As Wilmington, NOG; t, snd Autoks, from N Yor, ‘There was some little ice made last night, bute! no aged consequence. Leet evening wo could plainly dis flag whict was Bark Maricsta, Oratt sxe taking Brenoywine Light; hence we infer hoisted ov Friday was not one of distros M—SehreM 5 Mahoneyand Ariel left the Break- watef this morning, With s clent bay aude lignt Sousnera ; breeze, for Philedelphia, but returned this stternoon, having been nble te effect a parssge (ar above the Brandy wine Light, on aceoant of the sirength of te fosting ice. | Vessel in harbor sl! safe, and only require she aas ot m to depart. wind has suddenly shitve Northward, sma weather's little colder now m ducing the past portion of the ¢ 27th, 1134 A M--No acrivale or departures to notice since Previous report. Although there is a strong breew this morning from the NW, yet the fieot in the harbor ride per: fectly emty. The ice iiust nave given away above, as ths quantity afloat now in the Lay is immense, Weather elee: ond euny 6P M~ Bark Templeton, from Rio Janeiro, oxme to harbor at o'clock this afternoon, and eoon after the Chas Eémondson, from Savaunah, ame ine The CE boen 8 ses 47 days, during which she fpeountere | terrible weather, split cails, had boweprit carried at beat and bulwarks, and ny The Duke b—Arr shipe Cont Gr es (Br), Welsh, Cork. Cid sbipe Neuve Tereas, Cabsno. (Sr), Bolivar, Barcelona) Fern York. (Br), Barton, Liverpool; brig | Rollereon, Crowell, in port Jan 17, ships Teresa Cubano {50} bead Barcelona; Nivarie (Sp), Porcirs, do; Harmony ( a, for ig } yerpool; Beejapore (Br), Moly, Cutcheor D Cannon (Br), do; "Greenock (Be), Me bertson, do, Marea faulo | 10; Aber se M Livingston, Barstow, tor Cork, Ro; V 0 or yre; Fortitude, Lord, a0; Hungarian, Patterson, do; Calion- der, Brown, do; Inca, Rogers, do; 4, Reed, do; Houtor Jonny. Small 40; 0 Tucker, Tucker, do; Woodside, Hoax Georne # Pi bt. 3 Union, Shave, doi kine, Wiley, 4 andis, 60 Standish, Pier- son, do; Tempest, Patton, do; Sea Guicen, Mangos, do: Lina- cachite, Blankenship, do; Dublin, Skoliield, do; ‘Robt Par %, Lunt, do; Mon- , Beerllnnanite 4 or, Havre; J Bragdon, Bartle Btook bridge, York; Biwagd. sity Knight, jo, Trem tor Vera for Havana; Rose Standish, ee Cy J ton rf era lade ies ey Re Saweiiee CNSece ky sa Sore, Boasts, for Baltimore; L Paro r, whe ira; o ingen 1m, 40; & Patterson, pk ) dig; Minons ‘ wAagitatan, Jan 26—Are sche Geo Walter, Dill, Tan- x Toye i) hole (8p), Svst, Me bark Merced: p) (Sw), Hanson, Tricete. loth—arr ship Favorite (Br), Piokance, Liverpool; bark Jobn Carver . Turks loland: brie Cid (Sp). Saorista, Havens. Cld steamship Alabama, Auld, Chagres, vis San N @ Jenny Lind (br), Card,’ Liverpool; James Thrner, Hull; Caroline & Mary Clart Falcon. Wade, Liverpoel; Senniagton. ton; bark Rainbs 01 ray, Schnedsu Have nay Sepephus, Anderson, Savannah; sohr Time, Gould, Nas- ean, sibrase ships Reteces, Sawyer. Boston; City of Lincoln Penticost, Liverpool; bark Mary Parker, Auld, Mo- ad Lavacon Pince, Gatveston Bor ( Agoew, 1 worpoo Kei deer, Lawrepoe, N York; Hannah srewer, Drew, # (Sp). Roeas, Baroclous. Towed to sea 4th inst. ships Mountainser, Sabattie Louis, Olbors; Sth, Italy, Jaa Nesmith. Sabine, briaa Chani- to, Industria: 10th. ships Thos Porking, Java. sear tnsan ships North Atlantic, Oesippeo, Oregon, yramid, bark cuep NORFOLK, Jan 19—Arr sohrs Cllenzo, Joye, Prodaricks- burg for Beaton, in distres ing been cut through by tio ice and eunk in the Rappatannock; New Regulus, Waltora, NYork; 22d, Mery Jane, Bentley, do; A Edwe ) Parker, do; Joseph James, Mitonel Raoos hannook tor Nilaven; 2 timore for Gibraltar, pul Oooper, Attakapas for Richmond, in d Rio Janeiro; Harriet, jon, Portemout! Parker, Bat: Wa York tor Georgotown, put in o: ta biiemsn 2th, schre Sarah, Libby, Portland; Mar: Smith, Fredericksburg for Portinad, put in, slightly damaged by ice. Clad 1th, bar Hndaon, Beaman, Antigua. NEWPORM, Jan 26—Arr brig Torno, Berry, Moasing Nov cn Gibraltar bees 2, for NYork. ld 25th, aches Woloots, Ho mer, K and J Cooley & Vo. view BURY ORT, Jan 2t—Arr echt Mary C Ames, Disnoy, NYor! PENSACOLA, prev to Jan S—Cld bark Tivole, Stotson, N York: brig Victor (B ir), Kendrick, Matansas. PHILA DSELPHIA, Jan 27—Are vip Grey Bagte, Whipple, Rio Janciro, Cld bark Elizabeus J, Brooks, Havans, PORTLAND, Jan 25—arr bark BH Knight timore; brig Litas, Wade, Exnma 4. was b Down eff, Ald 24th, By Brig Bara), Phitad SAVANNAH, Jaa late ohip Sarah (Br), O Compromice, Riley, N¥ork; barks J A Uazzard, Gardinar, Havana; Vernon, rig Attred Bxall, Golder, NYork; WT Dogan, Corson, NOrleang, Cla bark’ Charles Wiliams, Biseland, Boston; brig Carribes, Crabtree, Havans, or s port in Cubs, 2id—Atr brig Henrietta, Haynes. N Bedford; ache Virginia, Hobart NYork. Bid steamship isabel, Rollins (from Charlos- ton), Havana via Key Wea odd—Arr ships American, Cunningham, Cardiff, (V7); ford, Ssnnerman, NYork; Hai Nichole, do; brian Pooo- nic, Hallock, Baltimore; Enoch Prats, Brightman, Mariel, (Cuba). Sid rica Random, Burdick, Havana; Palo Alto, pencar, Hav atelier, NYork. |, Jan sohr Missouri, Paine, Rappahannock, Bolow 26th, brig Gasello. Lewin, from Cayeauo, via Pros vincetow WILMINGTON, Jan 21—Are bri Hote briga Kate Foster, Killman, 88 Thom: Palmer, from Quar: : aches Eloise, © 8 Powell, Watts, NYork; R W Brown, H low, sohrs Jonas Smith, Nichols, and A J Do Ko tei sehr Harriet Hallock, Havenor, Boston; Joan, Tyler, Iniques Watson, Biles, NYork; sehr F Copeland & Co, Bennet, NYork. = arte Maria, Snow; 224, Passengers Arrived. BAVANNAH—Bteamahkip Florida—F W Bangs, MD pany re DB Car W Alvord, AA Hunting, C Ger- Fremyre, J G Gotss- bereey and Indy. Dt Wickham nd indy, J 8 Siaiths SW Stanly. B J Bradford—1l in steorsge. Cuantysvos—Steamebip, Soutnerner Mrs Parker, Mise Parker, MreM Gorham, Miss Raymond, Mr Graham and family, R8mith, JW Brown, Rit Johnson, J Hors ¢ Sperkbel, ye W Detmold, CG Trumbo, H Vernes, J Savy, W Sevy, RL Harrali—20 in WF the tectage. Passengers Sailed. Liverroo1—Steamehip Asia—R & Garnhem, England; Mee Jacobi, NYork; Mr Benjamin, J G Ascher, Mr Boojamin, Montreal; Mr Greatorex, London; Mr Edwards, Eng! Berend, NYorb; R Weber, Mr Ogilvie, Mr Lewi A Prevost, A Morell, AM Dee Torre, Londo: Menchester; B Megon: 0; J Hail, Toronto: C horne, ty Dr Beal Mr Morrill, P B Bordesux, J Bosndzy, yf y, NYork; Mr Coloman. Ireland; Mr Markos ? ‘Humphreys, Mre Parant, Mr Memey, France: Mr }, J Jeralagon, Ohio, J Morrison, Montreal; E Fietoher, C Gre Ireland Mr Carleton, Liverpool; Mr Roos. Picton, Can; real. Middlesex—De A P Chapin, Dr W New ONLEANA SD ‘oster Jr, J U Trask, & N Crosby and lady, L Diokeon. Ka For alditional Ship News, sce Eighth Page. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWisD EVERY DAY. SALES UY AUCTIUN, REAT BALE OF STORE LOTS—FiRS€ ANNUAL SALE of the Batture Building Lots, Sooond Municipality, J. A. Beard & May.—Will be gold at auo- By and in purevance of a March 2st, 1851. entitled, * A) concerning 4 portion of the Batture in front of Monicipaitey No. 2, Now Orleang, and in conformity with » apocial act compromise ta: etween the Second Municipality and owners, er their repres of jaid Batvure, aif more fully set forth by plan known asthe Plan of J. A. Beard, re- ferred to in enid special act of somes mado and signed before H. B. Conas, Esq., N. P., dated th Jane, Is51 1, Two Lote of Ground, in ‘the Islet bounded by New Levee, Fulton, Common, and Canal streets, each los having theeetronta. 2. Nine Lote of Ground, in the square bounded by Front Levee, Fuiton, mon, and Gravier streets, number: from 1 to9, inclusive. 1 forms vie corner of C Fulton, and Front Leveo seta. Lote 2,3 4, on Fulton and Front Levee streets. bot No corner of Fulton, Front Levee, and Gravicr stre 3. Bixteon Lote of Ground, bounded by New Levee. Fults amboring from 1 to 16, nor of Fulton, New Levoe, a1 i the corner of Popdran nd Fulton streets, Lots Noa, 4, 16, front on New Levee and Fulto ‘3 Sixteen Lots of Ground, in the square hounde Levee, Fulten, Poydras, and Lafayette streets, numboring from 1 to 16, inclusive. “Lot No.l torme the corner of Fni- ton, New Levee, and Poydras strovts. Lot No. 16 forme the rorner of Lafayette, Felton, and New Leves streets. Lots 2,3, 4. 6, 6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, front om Fulton aad New Levee streets &. Fitteon Lots of Ground in tho square bounded by New Levee, Fulton, Lafayette, and Gitod | streets, from] to15, inelusive. 1: ms the oc ette, Fulton, and New Levee & e ts. LotN er of Girod, Fulton, and New Lovee «tre 6, 6, foims. the te, by Now n the snare bounded by New Lovee, Dame streets, numbering from 1 t tre Dame, Fulton, tnd New Levee stroets. » 3, 4 7, 8,and 9, front oh Falion and Now Levee stroots. - Nino Lots of Ground, in the square bounded by Notre Dame, Julie, Fulton, aud New Lovee streets, numbortugteon 1to9, inclusive. Lot No. I forms the curaer of Notre Dame, Fulten, and New Lovee streets. Lot No. 9 forms the cornet of Julia, Fulton, and New L Lote 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, snd §, front on Patton and 3 8, Twenty-three L Julia, St. Joseph, Now Leves, and Fulton from I to 2% inclusive, Lot No. 1 forme ro bounded by ete, numbering re ot Five Lots of Ground, in the square bounde seph, Market, New Levee, and Fulton stree from 1to 5 inclusive. Lot No. j forms the corner of St. « soph, Fulton, and New Levee strevts. Lot No. § form corner of Market, Puiton, and Now Levee strests, Lota and 4, front on Fulton and New Lovee sireots, 10, Five Lots of Ground. in the susre bounded by Market, Delord, Fulton, and New joveu streote, numbering from 1 to 5, inclusive. Lot No. 1 forms the eorner of Fulton, New Le- yen i Markotatreets. Lot No. torms the eorner ton, and New Levee strevta, Lots 2, 3, and on Fulton and New levee sbrects It. One Teles, bounded by Delord, Fulton, New Loveo, and street not named, hi ecitoes fronts, The above deser: Foperty, from its locality, is supsricr to any ronl estate in the United State's ‘The whole of sad building lots have two fronts, oponing on wide atroots, » Yell avapted for the heavy Western busincos, of wholesale ota Tthographio Plane will be roady for i and can be forwarded, with marginal no! quiring them, Lote'will not be sold in front of ronerky tented by | tal to the compromise in 15: have signed the act of compromise under which this sale is mace, prior to the day of said eala, Terms of eale: lance in equal instalments Phe ided into coupons, if required) of one, two, threo, and rs Aeeeny with 6 per cent por annum interest from dat arity, and if not then paid, s per cent per snnura until Snel) pring seoured by mortgage on the property, ue on — Aug to any pero that was ropro- AGENCY, Wy CeTEINGtON G. SN RTHEN CONTIN uns TO vent Osun — = pre (a op attend to casos OHeCTNC scaingt the Derertms ie re (Boards Hy procure patents at sions and legacies and {uh aie States, and in foreign fundsin loans and stocks, mormage—and fio negotiate ane purchase ‘and patent righte in any Stato of the ate coming A} to the Unit jbaton ¢ Court on ap- Ccmmuntoations, prepaid, addressed 40 W. 0, Bno- No. 6 Carrol Med Bill, Washington, D, on unty lands—to colleot date ritances in say (es: an Union. Particular titention paid to carene Os Jani onsee, ited SHIPPIKG. 8. MAIL STEAMBHIP COMPA! + Orleans, via movaee Chea i ot aplendi@d Sve ip BMPTR Yormmaneer, will F fro i R,, on Monday, Fi 1 Rates of Pane ITT Weet etreot Corner of Warren street. FRANCISCO, Via The or pasesae epply t M.0. ROBERTS, Bee CITY LINB—FOR SAN Chagres, direct, on Thursday, 12th of Fobruary. new snd splendid double engino Steamship, SIBR. VADA, (1 *0 tone burden.) J. D. Wilesd, Commander, (Formerly of the Steamship Empire City,) will loave let dock at pier No. 3 North river, tor Chagrs direct, on Thurs- dey, 12th Febraar mb ers, having teen construeted with special Fefereuee to their comfort. For freight or passage apply to Je We W. RAYMOND, 34 Brosdw: The SIERRA NEVADA will leave ag on Saturday, Wth March, connecting with the fs corte Sreamship Now an pen. NOR OHARL STON —THE NEW AND SPLENDID mahip UNLON, Captain R. Adams, Port, on Sayurday, January Sis, recisoly, from 4N Rivor, card, whore all billa of lading will e, to the counting room of , TILESTON & Co,, 48 South ettoct. ithe sveamser Bouthetner faving wishtig dernoned apart ot ber machinery, the above steamor is putom the route to sup- ply hor pinee, at Panam at three o'clock P.M. For troigh® apply on. uigned; oad for pases £Sk SAVANNAI,—THE U. & MAIL STRAMSRLE LORIDA, Captain Thomas Lyon, will leaye New York (or Bavannah, on Saturday, Ji 'y '\, a8 So'clook, P.M., irom pier No.4, North rivet.” For treiehe oe casesen’ anny mae ae hohe 4 rect, BAW, Copiain Ladiow, on baturday, Rebuusey Toa Barry, R Catlin, J elie 4 Dmg ie | unke, G Litdlo, who shall nob | |* { a. Wa s.2 AMUSEMENTS, , ROAD Wa ¥ SHEATHS. — z A. MARSHALL, BO! ES cs Be: maine ae7 chr Fem a Upper Bonen 4 and U6. Thsday evening, formed s grand operstic di MUL CLIFFORD Paci Clifer ine Lord Mauteveres, Mr, Keynolds; Sir William Brand j Long Ned, Mr. Fenno; Dummie Daanicker, Mi the grand dra m Slee Be cng Be ne n, ; Mr. Edward Peppor, Mr. Stoves; Squire Bran wes; Lucy Brandon, Mrs, Parker; Mra. Margery Hf. P. Grattan; Lady Backbite, Mra Yoou sas. To be succeeded by an enterdalamont called A DRAWING art Jack, Mr Branton; Lue kKOOM PERPORMANS, in whioh Martor Bugens Cony Mice Terpeichore Slepperton, . Pon will introduce the celabrated Amoriona dog Yarkeo. Ty © noludo with the faroeot MA (46D MRS. LILLY WHITE— conclude with the QUEEN OF TH CORAL CAVE. Mr Lillywhite Me. Davidge; Mrs. Lilivwhite, Mrs. Vernon. URTON'S THEATRE, SRAMERSS. STREST. =DOURS ‘open at 654; to begin 267 Ly ucts, W conts; Second Tigi rohestra Seats, 75 cents Thursday evening. Jeu formed the comeuy, imtive acts, of THE Wis END, h Life in London—Sir Willian Daventry, H IBLO'S ARTISTS’ Kealian Op edtint. Tia extra charg. will be presented t N UNION. LAST WEEK B rn. r under the direction of Sig- @ eetablish- ate. Friday, The Earl of Stanmore, Mr. Dyott; 2 Vrice Mre Bolton Comfort. Misa Mary i Signors Bosio with the eomedy of WEAK POLNT3—Mr, Jotly, Mr. Signor Berviat emmy Wheedie, Mr. Burton; Mr. Docker, .. Sig. Barastiab lope Pump, Mrs, Hughes; Sally Pybus, Mio Arditi ATHAM § REET.—DOOKS iroloand 50 sontes ATIONAL THEATRE ‘open ab 634; ourtain ris Boxes, 25 conts; Pit, 1254 conta; Orchostra Tivkot TALIAN OPRRA, ASTOR PLACE.—MAX MARBTZAK, 3 Lesero end Proprietor. —Sooured 3: 1; Boxes and Private Box Tiokets, $1. ‘Thureday evening, Jan, 20, the Parquet, $1; Amphitheatre, 5) ccuts. Sixth Subscription performances will commence with THR TRISH CON- | Night. Friday, Jan, J, will bo portormed Donisovil’e grand UROR, or Broom Maker turned Doctor—Denis Murphy and — opers of ‘Dootor Murphy, Mr. B. Williamé; Beidvot Murphy, Mry 1 Williama. Atior which, KATE KEARNEY, or tho Fairy of thé Lakes—Lanty O'Langhlin, Mr, B. Williams; Ka Kearney Mrs, B- Williamo, ‘fo be followed by ALIVE AND KICKING. To couclude with the comio pantomime of the GULDEN AX&. ARNUM'S AMBKICAN MUsEOM Msnagor and Proprietor Admission to th: j children under or ureday and LA FAVORITA. «» Signor Beneventano Signore B. Sveffanone . Signore Avogsdro Jou Gasper... Signor Past Doors open as 66. monoe ab7>e o'clock. Lox offee oper every day from 9 to 40 clock. M, COURISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MRC | 472 Broadway, ab during sho wook andl iat y's Minatrola, 2 talented wing and popu Yowod by the pr: 4 DAY WELL Evening. at 70 olo ented the Lamous, temper drama, 0 TLE-—Thornloy, Mr. Clarke; Mra. Thotnloy, Miss Mos er. After which, the langhabie tarce of TI DOUBLE LinbEp hoou. ‘The Chinese Besury sad tae Chinore Pemily, cousisting of six persons; the Koh-i- Noor Diamond; | TN ity, mhows concorve ré,”' havo becn ree i | encom, 3 bon tally informod thas the Saturday alsernoon ooncerse are dis sontinned. On Saturday noxt, January Jist, anmual bene the bah mMily; the Chinese novelties, &o, &e., vieubloss | Ob of K. H. Piorce, almost tl hours. —_— +--+ —___—. ELLOWS' MINSTR .W YORK IS PINIBHED, CUTIZENS AROUSE—MR. BROUGHAM AVING and okn mow bons ston’ band in the world, kindly tenp Yor the Bonetit of d the use of hie theatre thanko to the magnet the indigent Soldiers and Widows ¢ bringing 0 the War of 183%, ‘13, and ‘14, there wi found in Fellow Thuraday evening, Jan. 29, on which 0 Bolineater si did variety of entertainments will be offered, compriain, she great dramatic and musionl talent in the cit kindly volanteerod tho geatuitous wervioes of hia Bard on this ocoasion. P. §—The military are Fert lary requested to unite with us on thie oceacion, and aspporr in full uniform. gs BS We BAY MOND, ras, Wa TAYLOR, Lieut. WM. H, Ma LLE Tull particulars will be duly announced, antl . Admission same aval, 2 Doors opon ah Oe Oroloehy oomne 2 Tin o'clock. Ci ROUS_NEW YORK A PHITHBATRE, 37 BOWERY / Last appearance of tho French Troupe. ‘Increased No velty, Brilliant Feats. ovening, Jan, 26, and dur- ing the week. Gront Diaplay of Gymnastion, by Myors, shy Clown, and,Wachclder, tho champion Vaulter. New sete Horeomanship, by Madame Sournisire, M’'lle Louise M’lle ‘ommittee, 1BLO’S.—OPERA NIGHTS— MOND AXE WEDNRS- 8 Jovephine, Mo Benoit, aud the of the troupe. Thirty Foe eens at Pate Shotlond Ponies will apnear in the Tony Races. Blogaa Gaeane y iJ Execroises by Mr. R. Sands end his telonted ehildron, Boxee, hal 2 conta; childron under nin REWARD.—THE FOLLOWING I8 THE PLAN | Alterncon pertormanee on fiaturisy. of arrangements in awarding the two great | y, 650 & $650, to the inventors ot the two best original ce; Pit, 12i6 conte. BISFELD'S © LASSICAL QUARTETTR SOIREE, cond @ 11 take piase at the Conundrums at the Metropolitan (Late Tripler) Hall,{Friday ‘ he second with evening, Feb. 6, 1852, ‘The prizos gan be seon in sho window | Apollo ae ee jane of Ball & Black's etore, corner of Murcay ptrect and Broad. | [tGormers” har way. Ladies and gentiemen dosiring to compe, wi ome rn, and The in their Conundrums, with answors. (with their name and address in full, and in confidence, ) direoted to J. H. wilton, Manager, for Proforsor Anderson, at Jollic’s Music store, No. 800 Broadway, and post. psid, or pertonally delivered on or before Monday, the 2d N. B.—No conundrum of B ) THE GRAND SCOTTISH Concert, by tho Fr nily, at Rutgers Lastitute,— ‘The Meeurs. and Minos r have the honor of sanouncing to the pubiic that they will give x last. grand magical enters ¥Y REQUEST, REPRATE other than the moas propor character will be recognized. The eubject to be as much as possible confined do the topivs of tho | tainment, consisting of woms of Sootviah Bongs, Ce day, and ag fow as possible on Vrofousor Andorgon. On the | one from popular composers, on Thursiay evening, Jan, yx of the contest, after the astounding wonders of An babe new Urogeamee Will be offered. sats Professor Andorson, the ceremony will commence by centa, Doors open at Gig o'vlock. Concert to commence jannelling 8 ary of ‘thirteen, to he entirely disinterested in atl. © contest; these to be selected from the audience by tho : ASHINGTON BAI BROADWAY, TEREE audience, They will proceed to the platform and appoint RIBCTON FAL. Ge Basan way, Tener their fereman, reoeive from Professor Anderson the two aylehaid orien, and also the, ontira of the conundeame, whiob, haviug ben examined, aud found of a propor. cha: most unbounded approbation and patronage. Admission, vee termite mre are mee oF he wicca Ue Gente; children not admitted, Open trum 10. M, to ib read, will guide the jury in its award. Those receiving the | + peor MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM BQUARS, one blook above sho National Thostre. joorge Loa, sole ‘oven: Venus and Apollo, after thoir tour throug! Germany, Spain, and Iand, where they reveived tho jury will retire to deliborate, and from thi select the two best. They will return to the ati nid pro~ ee their verdict, when the names of the successful oan- Spi scarey pen erform sn009 & Pill be coun aly the foroman of thethe jury will | 1 ee beet rs tersainmonde We commen poets rire ‘bree e fortunate lady her magnitioont Silver Brenkfaat | ¢alock: OR te the oven ag at Mtolocls and gach as et e fortunate gentleman his vali Admission one dollar, an Ribak cs New aes ‘emal hiopian Opera Troupe; alao, the strongos’ man in she world, who Rit ed dost od ao to Of Suleten my be penared at Joli now | Pampalel oF etitors will be announced, Ppror. tole b Tt eac ka ME EI Ae! RS Prieo of cop ery evening Open at 7; commenc y and Saturday afternoons, at 3. No’ ade ,with schools to attend onj Thursd: Baturday afternoons, notice and negotiations tor which te be made at the Hall at least one oe re ne B.—Thoro will be a great event—on a most Rorgeous an nificent Reale SnE Ny: For Professor An: jereon's Farowel Night, seo bills, For particulars, "yea bills of a in Private yd wo ne be Boa’ Boxes, 26 conte; _SHIPPING. oe MEDICAL, va 1GHLY IMPORTANT To INVALIDS.- N INFAL idle remedy for those deplorable debilities, conses ‘son sell bees incapact ting th ing under shove complaines, pista marriage, before applying to an: otor, BO matt & ty for gee | Yas bis revonsions may be, should not fall to ov uile'vas ry ae heen sakes in thelr on. usblo information, which will eave themsclves much trow vengines—vo ensure. strongih it oad in peed, and theie sccomm‘ \- ie opie opanes eepeeas ations for passengers unequal Price of passage from Now York to Liverpool, in first Tremors se cabin, $120; in second do., $70. Exclusive ueo of éxtra sise | Yours cf wufering, of physical and movie anaioh ve sans sbate-rooms, ‘From Liverpool #0 New Yor! an affoctionate wife, and peouniary difhoultics to the hus £50 and £20. Sitemiecaremaretrass ont in ben hs Lage tae rare 4 ele pomaion of . eontomplating marriage, ao ts discloses x see pinD DATES OF SAILING. whioh thoutd ber Known to thom partion eee rears To those wh: family, is is o! ial impo! Horo, also, evory temalo—tho wifs, tho mother—tho one either budding Into womanhood, or she over im she deoling of years, in Whom nature sontemplsies an im porian’s chang Son divcovor the onuscd, symptoms, and the moms officien| romedioe, nud move cers: ta moda of in every com pining to which her sex is subject, mt & rensloman in Dayson, Oblo:) health doos From New York. ‘rom Liverpool. Do, Feb. 7 Wedn day, dan e Do.’ Fob. I ot perthis of aninercase of Chixtraes of nl < her son ine ere and moro dobilitasing fn imrai 1 up nd reigned my- {now about two ia Ante of dhings wi a 4 tho worst. onthe ) JU heard rd.your book inhly spok some mst ing my oso. On itu roostys and peru aot express bo you tho roliot 11 asterdod my dipiroseed he joy ita pagoe impactod to iy wits, oa learme esormenua provided & ilo cons eae would Sty my wife un loft mothers ed over iay hand Dare boon in hor x: vin al 40, os COLLIN & CO. 66 Wall ot, 5 rk, uy. tS 0. haiverpe ol, wd A Fs ne arms Yard, London sOuN ree & 06, 6 hee Nowe Dawe ane Vo. ire or GkO. H. DRAVER, Havre. The owners of theve ships will nob be acconntabdle for golt, ocie, jewelry, precious stones, or me bills of Isding Bre signoe thorofor, aud the value oon therein expr 4. NUR BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN Borah Mail Stonmships, botwoen Now York and Li 1 dle ob, and between jon aud Liverpool, she Boston shiva only eslling at Halifex to land and receive mails ‘and | pas songort PRRSIA, Capt. —., Baabra, Capt. AFRICA, Capt. Ryi ASIA, Capt. Judking, wR 0OD¥ will be ore freo of pootage, Qo aay pars of $0 United 5 ad Lt De. A.M Otdoa Va9 Likorty airooe. must b ned, pos Lak, Now Fork ity, X. LA CROIX'A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE teh odition; by M. B. M.B., Albany, N:¥: Uboares’ book over publish 20 pa s'snd 100 dno piaves om tho Fayelology of Macringo, and sho evcres fnfrmivios and TROPA, Gapie be RAGane Geet disorders of yous and marurisy, rogcleing from exoeag oes RUERICA. ce 2. OANMDAS ich destroy the phytical and msntal powers, all diseagess GAMDHIA, Cape beltene ee naeeOm in and simple rules by Srising frora indlsoretion, with p Which ‘all ‘persons gan ieute the wishoas moraury, rringa, ite dusion am and thoi remedioa: with’ colored tikbex the snstom physiology, and ae the reproductive organs of both sexes, sus . sed, Oud functions. It conte: many im ort inte to thoes oontomplating matrimo wi como objections agains’ marriage; none, Greve ahs ‘ako this important step without fizst consulting ite paqoas Js trent of 8 onoes Of fornaloe, whether marria« nah oe ingle, Berangors who require modioal aid, before consult doctor, oughs 10 know whether their casoa are proper! derstood by those whom thoy omploy, and \bos quardiegnines imposition of queckery, #0 I abe in popul: oa D: a Orols is ® legally, ee physician, and foi 7? thelpae wonty years, has boon daily coavalted apo diteren disesate of which his book trente, perronelly as well seat Faeve Voasols carry ai msinmast bead; New York, ..Weda “ Boston. ....Wed » tecin NOW Yor c. it 26th do. om Now York or —! avin, £120; Sevend Cabin, $70, ne So Livernoot—Fis No berth secured until paid for. Froight will be charged on specie beyond an amount for Personal expenses. ‘An experionced surgeon on boart ral loveers and newspapers mi Paes through the Post Ter freigat or passage, sprig te, UNARD, Jr., $8 Broadway. Fronch, German, and othor forvign’ goods. reoctved an brought in common with British 4 loteer. Any ding twonty-five cents ins letter, lading are given in Havre for New} (igh ad, ey oon) et alle Gibis Dothan, of oF eo mine read ACKETS FOR HAVRE—SRCOND LINE.—THE ret & Coy 12 Anm street, P lowing ships will leave Havre on the Idun and Nee roxdway, BY, Beane York on nid 1st of each month — Bhip ST. DENTS, 1,000 tons burthen, Alonto Foliansbee, maeber. (4 AS, fv tons NIG. From N. York, From Havre. dans 1 Feb, 16 sorely onvy him. Not only for the aston of sho disease whilo looal, without, in mau; ond n. dicines, bud in those syphilitic cases o 5 ration, causing she destruction of Abe be doses foe and which have been under the charge of hemoss emi- 28 ‘shout quocoes, aro hie servic mych, 9 for P sh ‘irely trood from (new), nq ior qenerhe ‘John Willard, m: 1 . of pecans athoy are all heat class Now York built ships, pro mf h fannot be caualled All requisite articles {cr be comfort and conveutence of pate reas pit mo Rt eongers, and sommanded by mon of exporionce in tho trade. ‘dais oF a ng | 4 The price of pat set tee te aor : sends whe canant be ones bay eines. Le, ther ‘oro, ospocially 96! oe half onre stand charges bud BOYD ‘eine Jaques of whatover plains in his epe: np ne — 161 Peart stroot, oki ware au Fanvcen an easy aud pormanead sure, Por trestaon tor, s foll stavciaens of of tho ose, vith fee, sewn meer it. STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.— The Gissgo New York Steamship Company's new | ose Ofloe, Now York, will be necessary, etoamedip GLAS 1,962 tona—400 boree power.) N. ing person: ely separate rooms. ours, 9 rs, commander, will sail from New York for Glasgow, | ™orsing wil 12, 2 ty pin the evenings ae © Reaseats ‘wo doors from B on Saturday, of LA ged noxt, at 12 o'clock, noon. Tot onbin paseans, $W. 4 do, do. drucaiswe. X.B. : PEERS J. Me iCOW, 38 Broncway, - | rp. THE DISAPPOINTED.—DR. WARD CAN B: ‘oF [DEPENDENT LINE TO CALIPORNIA.—THROUGR immed twoatmens at once removi ickete—For Chagres and San Juan, divect.—The | miserable now and splondid. steamship CITY OP NEW YORK, BC, | #Sety a cule cases, Baxter, Commander, built in the strongest manner, having Riera irae superior cabin and steerage accommodations, will leave hor pier No. 3, North River, on Saturday, Feb, 7th, (or t above named poi For — OF passage, apply to Pi mer & Co., 00 Broadway, o: BS. Wa IGHT, No.7 Battery Pl —TO MASTERS OF ALI, VESSRLS BOUND RD'S MAGICAL TREA IMENT, be cond D*. Wal cA oases ta wet for Bax Francisoo.— You will of the ordinary ti not your Rend ony ro, vet ~ ay? ft pdbany raosantiy ameter be . preparations, atre: inet nianeously. b ey with Ri jak Workhe ct neta te ane | whclly cured in Tas aog, thee ah tsppointed by humbu, 0 o koadiag Room for All Wa by eee eae — 4 | oouazity wit) which id ® he ited. 4 rae. Seer ee ee | corner of Broadway. : oo, Canal streaky Dorner Canal stroct ounss on re nfortinate treat themselves than se 10 see OCTOR WARD MAKES. N a | De seiteae disone ounod Far better the of the iqnoral ree nan 20 %0 sap ete Delay not to come tons; you nA Annan es ne a“ bave to come Then you wil R H. K. NO, 1.—CRIPPLE'S CONVENTIO: rs tite No dad Youreelt DeChoee ee eee reread eday and ae ~~ Betwe he hours of 9 A. f cured. Consultations private. modical book, and 10 P.M. in the evenin ain, or maimed, ot crippled, ar ty Ricumation, Swelled Joints, Epraine, Sorain 3 r Haas ea aire ake Seles Ouies rat: | [D&W ARD, DEVOTED ro DELICATE Disease ton soreot, and havo Radway's Roady Relief applied. In all | gonvrscted disease, make carly appliostion, HL catpa where the Reliot doce tos step he pain in ivemminutoss | Wreatmeny ia nization’ of physicians sbemeciv no charge will be made. Advice grati A rogular © Ph clan in attend: Charge made for medicine only, evra illo collet oma fy Price te, 50 it bottle. sone wishing 0 feos requi edie a: yous of town, Canal stroos, corner of Broadway. will give fee gre one anny, ne