The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1852, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, |" "szet Demsveraten ost ment= Churches versus Greg Shops. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, We publish to-day a full report of the proeeed- PROPRIETOR AND BDITOR. ings of the Temperance Demonstration at Motro- evricn N. W. CORNER OF PULTON AND Nassau srs, | Politam Hall last evening. It will borcad with deep pon RM. interest by all classes. =: DAILY HERALD, 2 cents per sopy—O1 ver | sryig movement is now beginning te exhibit » WERELY Bene erences Eaton | very important phaso, which will attract to it the pan § ecu Sars Ra jain, end $610 any | attontion of the whole public. It has enlisted the ‘ONTARY CO tee Noone jaining | clergy on its side, and the struggle is henceforth to ns Mie hibcoaliy add Tore w of ths wows; | be between one hundred and fifty churohes wad eErs 4! PARTIOULARL' i ¥ REQUESTED TO GR4b ALL | their parsons, allied with the cocialist infidels led TO NOTICE taken ef snonymeus eommunicetions. | by the Tyibwme, on one side, and on the other, the SLL LETTERS ty mak for Subscriptions, or with | five thousand grog shops, with thei proprietors, Sore: oan, 30. Se a paren, oF Oe weetags wi %¢ | andan army of waiters, amounting to fiftecn thou- JOB PRINTING eaccuted with neaincss, cheapness, | sand, making twenty theusand strong im all, be- ADVENT IBEMENTS renewed every morning. sides their families, conneotions-aed friecds—num- TERNS. cash in advance bering not less than one hundred theusand--all sesessseseeeNO, 40, | Which formidable array is backed by the whig politicians, who have hitherto managed the pri- AMUBRMANTS THIS EVENING, mary cleotions through the agency ef intoxicating ABYOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE—Rovanr ix Dianre, drinks of every description. It is & mixed, moral g | and political warfare—morality the means—poli- wae ~ A ee | tics the end. It is a struggle forthe control ot the BROADWAY THEATRE, Breadway—-Macrrrx-— | nominations, and for political influence; and mo- ‘Tavrn. rality, religion, and Ged himself aro invoked to NIBLO'B OPERA—Lvongzia Borcra, sid the good cauge. Who can forctel the result of BURTON'S FHRATRE, Ohambers strest—Goon Onn | such » contest for principles? On this sido, piety a ll ete | and prayer, and heaven and socialiem, and spiri- street—- | tual manifestation: On that side, rum and gaeer lore W reEeenFavny Gouten —— rowdyism, and curses, and bloodshed, and death ASTOR PLAOR GRRMAN COMPANY—Tux Rorwens— | 8nd hell. Tho fervent, effestual prayer of the Box anv Vox, righteous man availeth much—by fasting and sup- MUSEUM-——Anvsiwe Punrorwaxces ' plication, signs and wonders have been wrought, phteseiee=<= = pacaeeapaaesiaie and may be wrought again. We read in the Bible, ee eee Rowery—Bauserziae = that as long as Mozos was ablo to hold up his hands aw in prayer to heaven, the army of Israel provailedover Bc td) al er A eee Amalek; and when his hands fell down from weari- ; , ness,the enemy provailed. In ordorto keep his hands suoekayemenioron 1 itoruensY. ee ay ae elevated, Aaron and Hur held them up steady till METRO as 7 " the going down of the sun, and Joshua discomfited a BALE RC Ones eres | Amalek and his people with the edge of the sword. | Only let the parsons pray as steadily, holding up thoir hands from the rising to the setting of the Whis Morning’s Summary. | sun, or if they should weary, let them be held up, Oar special Washington correspondent states that | and vietory will crown the struggle of virtue, and the State Department has received advices of the | morality, and religion, against ein, and vice, and reloase of John S. Thrasher, by the Queen of Spain. | corruption, and the enemy, though numerous, will This is highly pleasing information, and, taken in | vanleh “like snow in the glance of tho Lord.” eontection with the fact that Senor Laborde, the | Not only will the publicans and gross sinners be Spanish Consul, has returned to New Orleans andi defeated by the result of this struggle, if the clergy been received with asalute of his flag, we may con- | only pray hard enough, but a large class of wine sider that feelings of good will and respect have | merchants who deal in tho ungodly trafic, will have ence more been re-established between the two go- | to close their stores, dismiss their employées, and vernments. It is likewise gratifying to know that | seck for some other investment for their capital; the outrage committed by the British brig Express and thus a heavy prescuro will be felt upon other m the American steamer Prometheus, has been | deccriptions ef business, and tho monotary and amicably ecttled with England, and that the corres- financial interests will be geriously affocted—so pondence relative thercto will be transmitted to | great a revolution in religion and morality, politics Congress to-day. | and commeree, will this temperance movement load General Cass yesterday made a lengthy and to, ifthore who are engaged in it are faithful to forcible speech in the United Statos Sonate, in sup- | their principles, and will persevere to the end. I port of his substitute for the resolutions of Mr. , the clergy of Gotham and its vicinity will pray as Clarke. The Goneral maintained that, although long and as earnestly as Moses and Elias, and tho this country ia not prepared to forcibly uphold tho apostics and prophets, they will be equally success- doctrine of non intervention in Europe, it is never- | ful, forthe Deity changes not—he is the same yester- theless our duty, az a republican government, toex- , day, to-day, and forever. Let them, therefore, gird Press our colemn disapproval of all interferonco by vp their loins, and keep their lamps trimmed and ene nation with the internal affairs of another. As burning, end let them “pray without ceasing,” this speech may foreshadow the policy of the demo- | and as sure as the prayor of Joshua caused the sun Welume XVII.... New York, Wednesday, Feb, 11, 1852. eratic party, to some extent, and es it will bo read | to stand still upon Gibeon, andthe moon in the, With interest in Europe, as well as in Amofica, wo | Valley of Ajalon, till tho people of the Lord avenged sha)! publish it to-morrow, in full. Want of room | themcelves upon thoir enemies, 60 suro will the par- excludes it to day. | fons, and the politicians of the Greeley school, and A long debate took place in the House of Repre- | the meral reformors and tectotallers, triumph over Fentatives erday, upon the reconsideration of | every obstacle. If the movement was confined to the resolution of Gen. Lane, making inquiries rola~ | the iniidel socialists alone, ‘‘ neither luck nor grase” tive to the protection of emigrants to Oregon. It | could attend it. Bui the clergy are “the salt of appears that tho mounted riflemen, who wero raised | the carth,’’ who will purify that wicked mass; and ior tho exprees purposo of punishing Indian depreda- | #8 God would have saved Sodom frem destruction tions and affording safety to travellers and settlers | if ten righteous men could be found in it, so will he “wp the Far Weet, have been withdrawn, and a pro- | give succees to this movement for the sake of the potition has been made to supply their places with | pious parsons who are battling for it by fasting, and infantry. This is, certainly, a very impolitic pro- | prayer, and preaching. But they must keep at the ceding, especially when it is a well known fact to | good work, and never flag till the victory is won. svery school boy that the red men who roam the | And when they havesucceededin demolishing the western plains are most euperior horsemen, endare | gtog shops, they must immediately commence an invariably, mounted when they make thoir foray | onslaught upon the other strongholdsof Satan—tho epon the whites. They potnce upon the unwary | houses of ill fame, the gambling dens, the lottery traveller, quickly execute their savago work, and | Offices, the theatres and operas, and all other de- are soon miles distant from the bloody scene. It is | ecriptions of amusement having a tendoney to tho futile for infantry to attempt to overtake or punish | depravation of morals, and the seduction of men them. But cavalry can compete with and bring | ‘Tom the narrow path that leads ts the kingdom of shem to justice, and none are more fully aware of | heaven. The good time is coming, when it will thie than themselves. Weare glad to learn that | not be nocessary for thoee Mormons, scattered it is the intention of the governmont to affordample | through the Eastern States, to seek the New Jeru- protection to emigrants crossing the plains during | *alem beyond the deserts in the far West ; we shall the coming season | have ae good a Jorusalom here, and the communi- Our Albany correspondents farnich many items | cation betweon it and heaven by means of angels of intercet; among them, the announcoment that | and other “mediums,” will be just as perfect and the appointment of Dr. Morrie, as health officer at | complete as it ie in the holy city of the torritory of Quarantine, hac been confirmed. Several leading | Utah. temperance mon are now at the State capital, urg- ing the pevssge of the Maine law. | xny —The public have now been amusod for somo But little business was transacted in the State | time with the continuous quarrelling and wrangling Senate yesterday. Strong efforts are said to be | hotweon littl Raymond and the venerable Mr. making, by Senators of both parties, to reduce the | Wepp, They have become at length quite per- expenses of the public printing; but the probability | sonal, and the criminations and recriminations ox- is that nothing of an economical nature will meet changed between them must be exceedingly com- the approbation of the Assembly, or evena majority fortable, Raymond may be likened to # monkcy, in the Senate. The bill making tho office of district rrying inte everything, continually chattering over attorney a salaried situation, was ordered to bo on- | small discoverics, and always very busy about very grossed in the Assembly. A bill was reported, mak- | issignigeant trifles. in fact, he is tho monkey ing an annual appropriation of £9,000 to aid in the gditor, chattering and skipping about, and playing emigration of negroes to Liberia. Much interest is the very mischief among the erockery. In his quar: manifested in the contest between E L Snow and rel with Mr. Webb, bo has been disslosing somo Russell Smith for the seat from the Sixteenth dis- | confidential matters, very much to the chagrin of trict of this city i our discreet and modest Wall streot cotomporary. Chavelier Huleemann, the Austrian Charge, bas Ong of the last questions in dispute betwoon actually withdrawn from this country and gone to | them is, whether Mr. Webster, in failing to Havana. So says a despatch from New Orleans. vote for Mr. Webb, as Charge to Vienna, We observe that the four free negroes, hailing yas absent from the Sonate by accident or - srom Massachuretic, who were recently convicted sign. Upon this point we apprehond thoro is for attempting to abjuct a slave from Toxas, were | yittio difficulty, Mr. Webster having been in the sold into bondage, because they wore unable to Senate that afternoon, as we understand, and pay their fines. Thus, the abolitionists prevail thus very conveniently situated to vote for Mr. upon rimple minded persons to violate the laws; Webb, had ho thought proper to remain. At all snd then, rather than put thoir hands in their vents, Mr. Webster must have forgotten the all- p.ckets and assist in getting their deluded victims important nomination coming up that afternoon, or oat «trouble by paying their fines, they stand aloof bh» must have been decidedly indifferent to tho fate sud ellow them to be sold into slavery. Thisis® of the unfortunate nominee. But however that : imen of abolition philanthropy. — ‘ may be, Mr. Webb has some good points about Several | cal reports and much other interesting him, positively good, as the world goes. Having, reading, is unavoidably crowded out of to-day § also, in these latter days, forsworn the follies and paper. Tho lectures of Nalph Waldo Emerson vanities of this wicked world (excepting politios on “Power,” and Dr. Baird, on ‘‘ Switzerland,” | ang the profits thereof, &¢.), and having betaken will be published to-morrow. himeel{ to the sanctuary of the church; and to tho The steamship Pacific, with four days later piejtual atudy of eacred subjeots, and the discussion nows from Liverpool, had not arrived at three of nico, hair-splitting theological disputes, it is sur @ clock this morning. She is now in her thirteenth prising that he should poy so much attention to day little Raymond. Let Mr. Webb think of tho vast Two New Covers or Arrea..—At the two | difference between his lofty and sublime situation theatres in Broadway, where the two Forreste and that of the little trimmer who assumes to sit In play, it reems that the decisions of the inferior judgment against him. Let him take no further courte im this city, and such commonplace judges notice of his chattering advorsary, and ho will soon ae Judge Oakley, are about to be revised, and be relieved of his annoying impertinonces. Tho either reversed or affirmed. This is a great age, | mon who is engeged in clevating Mr. Webster to and a great city. Only think of the constitution | the Presidency, and in defining the true position of being amended by two theatres, which are filled 3¢ church, must not waste his time and talents in with the most select, intolligent, and learned Sghting the emall fry portions of civilized society—Captain Rynders | x being Chief Justice at the one, and Celonel Tom Hyer at the other theatre. Could not the Broadway Eprrors’ QuarreLs—Tue MAN axp THE Mon- PLovenine vy Srram.—A new invention hag been recently made for plc % the eoil by steam power. Wo wonder that this application of etoam and the Lyceum do all the legislation now done at has net beon mado years | | Albany ! beon made year! before = | es : Marine Affairs. & letter from the celebrated Ch tsa yr ae teamsh : Flori ‘om Savannah, and tl in, Capt dated from Genon, January the Ade ‘i 1 ved yesterday morn: 3 0) with great apparent lif the stylo and spirit in which t would coem that the rece Chevalier, and his misfortunes, have gauch exaggerated 1 d er pers, and eleo o | Rents ix Tue C:TY.—Rente io thie city are éransition state. In eome stroete houses and et are incrossing in valuc, while in othors very rapidly diminishing. I the aggregate, however, the rental of the whole city has probabiy for the b. ané shall visit other ports | commerce, among them the following: Shaug po. Fauchaa aud Amoy. Tiere is very littie say of the porte exeept Sliaarhai aud Cen- | furquebenns has not yet arrived. Commo- T. of this thip, hae had @ correspondence | 4 } © Chargé bere rela' te t k b not varied for the leet four or fve y Hd will | ccaet, ond the meoeasity < having Lag debe ly A got vary much for foar or ire yea me E: vrectly rurveyed mon with the mark 07 reepec | their oe pee, Parodia singing in Richmond and «"elghting ol) who | para iiranch office, a attend ber concerta City Intelligence, Desraverrs: Fine rm Wiiiremssvne.—On Monday, ‘whortly twelve o'clock, notn, a fire broke out im the tes, eapel are it was completely consumed, aud iil anuiae- A ? treme dwelt pes, ‘three story) and the chair tory of Mr. sake were also destroyed—made level with the earth te the rpace of an hour, The fire department ‘were promptly on the spot; but, owing to the want of water and the nature of the fire, were only eusbled tosaveabrick building at the north end of the walk. The lore of Mesars. Thursby is stated to by about $40,000, which is covered by insurance in various companies. Mr. Noidig’s insurance ran out five days previous to this calamity Hie loss he estimates at fifteen hundred dol- lars. Of the dwellings, chiefly owned and ocsupied by ‘operatives of the rope walk, but one belonging to Mr. Caulfield appears to have been insured. Loss sbout $80, and insurance $600, This is a serious calamity, as it throws some hundred and fifty hands out of employ- ment. Messrs. Thursby & Sons are already energe! ‘vally at work, and hope within a few days to have a loug yarn spinning within a ehort distance of the above scene ‘of destruction. Sexiovs Accrpent Resuttine From Gross Neourct.— On Monday evening, a gentleman by the name of Mr Mony, who had just come in from the country, went on board one of the Fulton ferry boats in Brooklyn, with view of crossing to New York. When the boat was near the bridge, the chains for preventing the passengers fom leaving until the boat is secured, were unhoo! by some means or other, whereupon Mr. Mony, seeing the way clear.ana thinking that the boat was secured, proceeded | to take up his trunk and step upon the bridge, when all at once he was precipitated between the bridge and the beat into the water. He then endeavored to catch some plank to cling to, which he reached, notwithstanding the encumbrance of a heavy overcoat. He was soon rescued from his perilous position and conveyed in a feeble state to the United States Hotel, where it was discovored that his whole system had received a tremendous shock. It ‘was @ piece of the most ey 4 negligence, that the per- pointed to attend to the chains was not at his ‘post on the coming in of the boat. From his non.perform- ance cs duty the most fatal consequences might have Farat Accipent on THE Harcem Bai.noan.—Lancaster Underhill Odell, a driver of one of the Harlem railroad New ‘York Hospital, from in- ve in yesterday’s Hera. deceased was a native of this Btate, 6 years of age, and has left a wife and four children living in Thirty- third street, near Second avenue. He has driven a car on this road for eighteen years, and, im fact, drove the first car that was started uponit. The Coroner intend- ed holding an inquest on the body yesterday, but cos- uring testi- cluded to pestpone it, for the purpose of proc mony, a not them available. Fatat Accrpent.—A laborer named Broderiok was pag! one of the wheels of the steamship Niagara, at Jersey City, on Monday, when bya ie turn ofthe | my great obligations to all of them personally, if it e buckets andthe | had been in my power. paddle box, and the base of his skull was fractured. He | jurisdiction of my ocotemporaries, and of the pre- was taken to his residence, in Sussex street, where he | zent generation, to that of history and posterity, | shall deem He worthy of Finr.—About 9o’clock on Monday night, fire broke | its pages, or tradition shall transmit out in the wooden shanty in the rear of the suzar refia- | ing establishment of Messrs. Howell & King, in Duane | to express any opinion on my own public career or pub- street, two doorsfrom West Brosdway. Itwas used asa | lic deeds. That office belongs to them, and I shall con- carpenter’s shop, and was almost burned dewn; a quan. | sider m; tity of lumber was also consumed. The loss is estimated | them to amount te $400. Atone time fears were entertained partiality of yourselves and your associates now contem- pear before a higher and more oly tribunal than any car:hly one, which can un- dge of the motives as weil as the acts of ‘0 that tribunal I look forward with com- posure and confidence that I shall be acquitted of having ever been prompted, in the disharge of any mean, or sordid, or selfish ends, or keen animated by any other purpore than to the prosperity, and glory of our ledals are generally struck by the authority, and paid for out of the public treasury, of government, and most frequently are intended to reward and signalize the triumphs achieved in war. which you now so kindly tender to my acceptance is the spontaneous offering of private citizens, from their pri- vate purses, for public services exclusively in the civil department. I shal) fondly and gratefully cherish and preserve it whilet life endures, and transmit it to my de- scendants, under the hope that uard it, with emotions of lively gratitude to ‘ork friends, as the proudest and richest legacy that I could leave them, During the delivery of this beautifal and appropriate reply, the most perfect silence pervaded every eye was fixed on the tall and commandi s0 ong known to the public, but respect and admiration were mingled with a tender regret on witnessing the evs dent struggle between the unimpaired vigor of the mind, and the feebleness of its now emaciated and shaken tenement. Yet the eye still glittered with uasubdued lustre, and at times the tones of his voice rose into an which reminded one of ancient days. “The manuscript having been laid aside, Mr. Oisy proceeded to @ more minute examination of the medal, at which he had, sorily glanced. Ie expresse: giving his features with great truthfulness, but playfully remarked that he did not kuow before that his Nose was quite so prominent; and then added, in allusion to the great intriasic value of the medal from its mate- rial, “Who oan tell but, fifty or a hundred years henes, ome Gcth may get hold of this, and say the nose of this old dead fellow will serve t> buy me o great many thinge that I want, and may carry it off? @ cupital likeness, I wheel his head was caught between died shortly afterwards. that the fire would be communicated to the sugar re- finery. A child in one of the neighboring houses was | ds almost suffocated by the smoke, which rose in immense | erringly ju volumes from the blazing pile. It was conveyed tothe | man. New York Hospital, and hopes are entertained for its re- covery. Finr. —Yesterday evening, about half-past seven, a fre broke out in the upper story of the carpenter’sshop, | corner of Gonverneur lane and Water street. It was | Po soon extinguished with but trifling damage. Burcion —On Monday morning, Mrs. Wilkinson, aged | 43 years, wife of Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, blacksmith, re- siding at No. 210 Second street, Williamsburg, procured, through her servant, six cents worth of laudanum, which she swallowed, and the natural coasequence, death fol- lowed. In the afternoon, an inquest was held, and the verdict was rendered in accordauce with the above, ac- companied with a severe censure on the husband, who, it is believed, did mot procure medical ald with sufti- cient promptnees. Rescuep rrom Drowninc.—On Monday, an aged man, by the name of Thomas G. Walton, of Mystic, Conn., fell in the dock at the foot of Grand street. His cries were | heard by policemen Daly and Hallick, who hastened immediately to his assistance, and rescued him from watery grave, and then brought him to the Thirteenth ward station house, Restoratives were administered, | and, after great exertions, he recovered during the night. | Buoceinciy Burwep.—At 1 o'clock yesterday morning, | agirl named Caniff, residing in No. 163 Weat Kighteenth street, was so reverely burned, that but slight Ropes ars entertained ef her recovery. Bhe was engaged in cook- ing, when her clothes caught fire, and before it could be extinguished, she was completely enveloped in flames | New Parrr.—On Monday last, the first copy of a new | head, paper appeared, called “ Der Schwelaerbote” (the Bwiss Merrenger). which is to be eonsidered the organ of the | Swies population in America. Itis intended, at first, to bea weekly paper, but should tke public patronage increase rapidly, it will appear twice a week, without avy further advance in thé price. The tendency of this pa- per will be of a liberal, free thinking, and p2aceable cha- \ Tacter. QO o'clock, Monday evening, @ most unexpeoted and un- warrantable attack was madi perrons and premises of their neighbors. The window sashes pereont Featherstone, was severely cut in the bip, and two part cf Bushwick that for some time no one dared to appear out of doors. Artemrt te Ror Favsrnaten.—At 5 o'clock yesterday morning, rome burgiars attempted to enter the liquor and provision store of James Scott, No. 153 South street, corner of James slip, by rae the window and cutting the pannel out of the inside shutter. While engaged in the operation, they must have heard the officer coming along on his beat, and suddenly taken to their heels, for there wae nothing disturbed or taken away. A Dean Cuitp Founn —On Monday afternoon, about a quarter past five o'clock, offiser White brought to the Seventeenth ward station house a dead new born child, which he found in the Episcopal burying ground in Elo. venth street, between the First and Second avenuss, The coroner Was duly notified. Owners Waxtep.—Owners are wanted, at the Jeffer- son Police Court, for @ gold watch end chain, « locket maniilla, several silk dresees, black silk mantilia, » delaine dreares, and a variety of other female weiring apparel, which were found by officer Trumpp, of that court, in the porsession of a female house thief. Theatrical and Musical. Asvor Pracr. Orrra Hoves.—Meyerbeer’s gtand opera of “ Robert le Dia ble’’ will be represented, for the thi time, this evening, with Signora Steflanone, Bignora Bertucca, Mile. Turnbull, Signori Salvi, Marini, and heldan Mon Vietti in the leading characters. Bowsry Tuxatke.—Mr, Goodall, a very talented and favorite actor, takes his benefit this evening, and is en- titled to a liberal share of public patronage,’ ‘Tho pieces telected are the beautiful play of the “ Lady of Lyons,” e “Widow's Victim.” "Such attractive features thould fill the house to overflowing. Broapway Toatne.—Mr. Forrest, the distinguished American tragedian, atiraoced another densely crowded asemblage last evening, and the enthusiasm with which he was received was unbounded To-night he ir to ap- Fear as Macbeth, which 1s one of his most favorite ractert, The conoluding feature will be the new drama, entitled “Truth.” Nirco’s Orena —Donizetti’s grand opera of © Lucrezia De Vries, Virginia Whiting, Bettini, Bauiall, Lozi Coletti will appear. Burton's Trratae —Mr. Lester. one of the mort clever and popular actors of the day, will take his benefit to- | night, Comment is unneceseary, as he is sure to hi crowded house. tertainment will comprise the fine comedy of the “Good Old English Gentleman, the farce of “ Popping the Question,” and the favorite comedy of the “ Bold Dragoons.’ Nationa. Tueatae.—The grand nautical drama, called © Yankee Jack,’ was received again last night by avery large attendence, with matked approbation. It is destined to have a lor nd successful run. It will be Tepeated again to-night, together with those popular pieces, the “ Idiot Witness,”’ and the‘ Frisky Cobbler.” Bannum’s Museum. —The performances announced for te day. are for the benefit of Mr. B. W. Buchanan, the gentlemanly door-keeper of this establishment, who has for the past seven years been at his post. always courte ous end accommodating. We call attention to his claims and wish him a crowded place, both afternoon andevening The programme selected is exceedingly attractive. Bowrny Cincus—The magnificent equestrian pageant | of “Bt. George and the Dragon,” attracted enother large attendance to this spacious establishment ast evening. It will be repeated again to-nizht, with an ua- usually attractive routine of other performances, Canietre’s Mevernecs.—This unrivalled band an- | nounce enother very alluring programme for this eve- ning. comprising eeveral of their best melodies, instru: mental performances, and exquirite dancing. pany are to give an afternoon and evening performance wday. The programme is excellent, Celerte in playing in Cincinnati My MeVieker is playing in, Montgomery, Alabama Bir )"m. Don, the Heron Family, and Billy Warner, uisville. Je,” Orleans. nor. The St, Louia papers say that company has been disbanded, uspended row= The Washington cor: Sun rays that the You .. tion of Georgetown, have fav + at their grand civic ball,whi .@ committee rtate thet the their appt c ‘oObation of the elan Jerous reports of her We understand that Mire Charlotte Co, man, who In now fn the South, will return to the North ay, Ut the last of March and play a reries of farewell evgagem ts On the line of ber jo ) orton, efter which phe will take up her residens,’ 18 *wly, where ehe Intepde te rest from her ey to New York she may als.” Vielt ‘ The Geld Medal ghee to Henry ursby rope | _ he Notional Tnclligncer seaten that tho committee of Merete, Thi & Bons’ National g platen com mitt oy by Mr. Clay’s New York friends to preciation, were admitted three o’clock, and were reevived with that graceful urbanity for which Mr. Clay {3 60 distin . Afters short pause, during which ths company tobe it on the ocoasion were invite’ to the Com- Mr. iel UI Chairman of man, . Ucay received the address est attention, and then proceeded to though it had been his habit, in addressing public bo- larger or smaller, to speak extemporaneously, he ‘had been induced on this cecasion, as well out of profound reapeot to the committee as in regard te his feeble state of health to depart from his ordinary n ly to writing. He then read in a firm, though somewhat feeble voice, the follpwing reply :— “ GentLemen :—This is among the inost interesting and life, although I nave been confined @ tedious and doubtful representatives of a who were deputed deliver the token of amber ‘tanding, with the deep- tifying days of fo those rooms for You have come here, large and enlightened body of ardent and devoted friends resent to me a beau- tocommemorate my in one face of it is engraved all the great public measures adepted in the National Councils in to bave had any conspicuous agency, and on the other a remarkable and accurate likeness of time and the place of presentation, and the ds who have contributed this splendid testimonial, give to it aminestimable value. The tims is when { am sbout to retire forever from pect much longer to I} the city of New costly gold medal, 2 ‘Ss iblic life, and when I can- ger here below; the place y of Washington, the principal theatre of those public services which have commended themselv« r apprebation. Throughout my public life I have been seed, every where in the United states, with more or fewer true friends, to whom I am bound nentiments of gratitnde passed those im the ci: and fidelity, and in jy of New York in zeal, coustancy, istinguished and various demoa- strations of their affection and attachme: Wi one is in the ardent pursuit of public life, and is held up for its highest honors, it is not practicable al- discriminate, among his supporters, between those who bestow their suffranges from pure, patriotic, and disinterested motives, and those who are actuated by relfish ends; but om this occasion no such dif- You have come, at mnch personal in- nce, to the bed of a sick and aftlicted friend, to Pp him ip your names aad in the name of a no- merous body of his personal and political friends, whom you represent, a most precious token of your esteem and affectionate regard. That friend has not now, and never will have, any public patromage to dispense. The | high, and honorable, and disinterested character of your motives cannot, therefore, be questioned. request you to accept yourselves, and to communicate js, Whom you represent, my cordial artfelt thanks, and my grateful aad profound a2oknowledgments. for this rich tribute to the sentiments which they do me the honor to entertain towards mo. I should have been most happy to have expressed on Monday afternoon, the to my absent frie1 I shall soon pass from the recollection of me to the other. It is not within my timate province future fame fortunate if it shall be regarded by ith asmall portion of the favor with which the my public duties, b omote the honor, common country. they will receivs and revious to repl: a favorable opi: think. The artists (eaia Mr. C.) have not generally succeeded well in taking my featur but that has been in a great measure my own fault; long the same expresrion, and, especially when I sm under any excitement, it changes every moment. John Randolph once paid mea high | compliment, not intentionally—for be seldom compit- mented any man—but, without intending it, he paid me others, wounded in the head The rioters aresaidto be | what I esteem one of the greatest compliments I ever re- in the employment of Mr. Leitz, a brewer, who was him- | cetved. He said that whenever a debate is coming on. if felf engsged in the affray. such was the state ofthat lcanget asight of Mr. Olay’ tell which side be is going to take. |. This transition from the grave to the gay fa so charac- | teristic of Mr. Ciay. that no one who has seen him in his hours of confidence, cen fail to be reminded by it of mony an association that, while it kindles a smile, will too soon by asigh. wTRaGrors Coxpvct at Busnwick.—About seven some Germans upon the | my face never reta’ re completely smashed to pieces, and three adiy wounded with axes, Oue man, named fece, I can alwa; be foljpwed but MAILS FOR EUROPE. TNE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. The British mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Stone, will leave this port at noon, to-day, for Liverpool, The mails | willclose at half-past ten o’clook this morning. The New Yoru Weexy Henatp will be published at half-past nine o'clock. It willbe printedin French and English. ard chain, gold pencil case, three breast pins, dark = Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence, al Who Is the Real Pick? 89 Count strexr, Brocuryy, Feb, 9, 1852. Dear 8ir:—It was with mest profound astonishment that I read the communication from Mr. Joreph A. Sco- ville, Inte of the New York Picayune, in your paper of ird faturday last, the 7th inst. At the regular monthly meeting of the Picayune Club, evening, January 19, 1862, it was re- the opinion of the club in regard tothe Picayune, and more exprersly of ite editor, (familiarly known as Mr. Pick,) snd, it being the wish of thousands of his fair readers and tubsoribers to become personally ecquainted with the editor, resolved to give a faucy the comedy cf “ Perfection,” and the elegant favee of dress ballas the best possible means of gratifying that the resolutions advertise e 4th innt , were unanimously passed, | and in compliance therewith I transmitted a copy of | said resolutions, together with ticke’s and special invi- tation, as directed; the receipt of which has been ac- ub thanked, and the invitation oor- dially responded to by a Mr, Pick in the Picayune. Joseph A, Scoville declares himself the Mr. Pick which heretofore has been generally understood. Would you have the kindness to enlighten the club, by inform- ii which is the buna fide, genuine “ Mr, Pick,” Borgia”? will be the feature for to-night. in which Rose euany Oiiga We oh, abd genuine “ Mr. Pick,” and and desire; according! valuable paper of knowledged, tho ol t obedient servant, sec CAS. B, REYNOLDS, ecretary of the Picayune Club, Honor to whom hencr is due. is Axswrn.—Joreph A. Scoville ie the real Mr. Pick. He 2 made the Picayune what it was, and will make his new peper, The Pick, a good one, all ethers are Joice Heths or Woolley Horses,—Eo. Booville is the real Pick— CaliforniaInsurance on rocveding to Californis granted by the National Life Asenrance Company, of Lendon, on favor- t their office, No.7 Grand street, J Medical officers attond daily, froin one to bw the lives of Office of the South Carolin D loston, S$. C., February 7, b it th d to the Goorgia Railros w heretofore, the dray: toll over tive bridge ax Augusta being borne 8 Freight Train continues to leave Charleston até arrive at Hamburg at 6 noxt morning, from # are immediately # ansferred over to the Geor- D tho parsongor terin, rely upon unprecedented oinse in Sous JNO. KING, Jr., Agent. le heing given to their goo | Careiina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Fresh Shad.—Young Henry Gosling, of | Sf Liberty street, whose untiring enorg: | please his guests, and merit the patro Fruxows’ Mixstneis.This talented and popular com. | 60 liberally bestowed on him since he hes commenced tho restaurant buriness on bis own account, servos up to-day, in addition to his two hundred end filty standard dishes, four of the fines’ shad of the eoason. Firet nouse west of Sin OllA Newand Beau= i iam H. Butler, proprietor No. 251 Broadway. Asguerreolype, with tho | | other system, to keep out its olroulating notes, jifal di sweets have been re engaged at the St Charles | ; the Pl mb nish of the finest min: Thompson ts « cunts each, (peries and 164 ¥ . ade st eithor of his establichmonte are 4. JW. THOMPBON, away, and No, 164 Fulton o y finishoa, ) at his Daguorreoty pes Splendid! Mag ao No. 13 Wall stree dation of his down town customores Wet Linens—More Wet Linens.—Another Iot_ and she beet aud cheapest yot offers: article, fit for any lady's or gentleman's 0 ylinen theeting, 2h yards wide, Petey Snsavey. tering Moen, il tamed Ware wa Arend, oe Hey oe Supra: ang am, Petar, The Deady ang ieipaving for 10 universal seveptance. Excelsior.—Beebo & Co., Fashionable Broadway, respectfully solicit the atter i vo tbale attens the pi Mie ly, to the Spring Fashion for Which whey will introduce Baiurday, she lath day of February. B. & Co. feo) nas thas this style will commend itself to the hat. wearing munity, and will i same Liberal patronage wi they have hereto e B.—Hate of any style, 10 pull the moet fastidious, will be iurnished ab sho shortest notice. Spring Clothin, wholesale.—We beg Ieavo te call the attontion of Western and Southern our eity for spring purchases, to our sto’ immer Clothing, which was never s0 ir manufacture of this pee r Li om! 'y Dew ze me ured with all the be vance for w! our establishment ie—we think —s0 justly celebrated, our prices strictly low and uni- form. & J. Ll 83 and 35 John, fof Nassau street. Shirts.-The Patent Corazza Shirts, ma- nufactured by AGATE, 237 Brondwa; ‘suporior in fit aud otgle to those out by any other rul equal, if not superior in workmanship and m: Persona leaving their, orders fo shirts are not expected to take them if not satisfied. Fit They Gouraud’s Loam ben vl fad oh i” athens exception or reservation eee ap, for serine pan 7 Toughness, New Principle in Hair-Cutting !—Clean Hair Brushes by the Thousand! Fourteon of the best Artiete in Amorioa ! Th moet magnificent Haie-drescing ostablish- went in the World. Fostures till now unhoai ms—new styles—a new era in Hair-ousti 4 in tho world are alwa; the eiomer Ming and Dressing the sir ofin Now York In fact, Broadway, cornor of Doy-stroet, forts. luxuries, noveliies, and convenionoi aathered \within tho four walls of any ment upon the face of the earth. Sosy all Dying —Fhaion’s Magia Hair Dye, $e color, she hair or whiskers, the momont ib is applied, without injury to the hair or skin. 1¢ oan bo washed immodiately without disturb. ‘the color, and has no bad odor. [tis applied, or gold, at n’s Wig and Toupoo manufacto: pyle of Out before droamed rhiskers, the mom and certainty with yori! Bair are eoae is aetonishing, a BA" ELOR'S Wig Facto; ‘she address. Wigs are pronouns most porfect imitation of ure yes invonted. Thon ating ‘& very superior article, ponte call at irate tt is Cay Eh yet lo. stroot, where ean be found the largest an ra sortmont ‘inthe oll Copy the address, Eye.—Drs. Wheeler & Robinson coatinue to their attention to Diseases of the Eye. Artificial f the finest Parisian quality, insorted without pain, me without incon’ 5 ae eee move and are, i ares ect, oqual in sppearanci the natural organ. Shortsightedness cured, Office 25 Barclay strect. Medical Infirmary, No. 43 Lispenard ta This institution ie now open for the reception of is conducted upon anew plan, aud a moderate ‘ned foracure, Tho physicians'are in attend- ance only from 12 to 8 o'clock daily, other parte of their time being dovoted to theirfamily practice, ep STE AE AES MONEY MARKET. Turspay, Feb. 10-6 P. M. ‘There was less activity in the stock market to day. Reading Railroad still takes the lead, but prices remain steady. A comparison of quotations, from week to week, does not ehow much alteration,while the daily fluctuations are merely fractional. At the first board, Erie Railroad declined *{ per cent; Long Island, 14; Harlem, };; Jer- ney Zinc, 1s. Canton Co. advanced 3; per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 14; Hudson River Railroad, %¢; Morris Canal, Delaware and Hudson, 2};; Erie Income, +4; Illinois Interest Stock, 3s. At the second board, Erie Reflroad fell off 3¢ percent. Delaware and Hudson went up 1}< per cent, making the improvement, since yester- doy, 834 percent. There were more sales of this stock to-day than usual, notwithstanding the advance in Prices. There isno doubt that this stock has been too much depreciated, but the advance recently has been too rapid to be permanent. The advance in the marfet value of coal, in consequence of the cold weather, has, deubtlees, been partially the cause of the improvement in price for the stock, asit has increased the assets of the company, but the competition, another season, is likely to be as powerfal as at any time previous, ‘and prices for coal as low as they have been, Sucha severe winter as this has not been experienced for thirty years, and thirty years more may elapse before we shall have another like it. We cannot. therefore, expect, with the rapidly increasing facilities for getting coal to mar- ket, that prices will hereafter rule anything like what bas been realized. The revenue of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company is derived from the sale of coal, not the transportation of it, and it is, consequently, liable to ruinous fluctuations. Its dividends have been steadily running down. Its capital rapidly increasing, without a oorrespording increase in the annual earnings. It may be as good @ stock as it ever was, and ultimately ite divi. dendsas large, but until more evidence of such results exists than we know of now, we cannot but think that the advance of the past two weeks is more speculative than permanent. We, however, may he mistaken in all cur calculations. All other stocks om the list remain about the same. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $124,178 73; payments $18,420 08—balance, $3,139,142 69. : There has been an active demand for foreignexchange for remittance by the steamship Niagara, to-morrow— Wednerday—for Liverpool, Drawers generally are frm, at our quotations; and in several instances an advance hasbeen asked. The effeot of this will be seenin the large shipments of specie. The steamer will take out upwards of one million of dollars, The next steamer from this port is the Pacific, on Saturday, the 2lst inst, and the probability is she will take out @ corresponding amount. It looke now as though the aggregate export of precious metals from this port, during the month of February, would be double that for January, The clos- ing quotations, to-day, for bills on London, were 101; 103¢ percent premium; on Paris, Sf, 16'; a 6f.15; Am. sterdam, 41:4 a 413¢; Bremen, 78 a 78);; Hamburg, 867; a 865,. The following sales of stock were male at auction to- day-—3 shares Hartford and New Haven Railroad, $1: 5 do., $1244; 6 do., $1234; 60 do, 124; 80 do., 123%; 60 Pacific Insurance Co , $50 }¢; 12 do., $8834; 10 Rocky Bar Mining Co. $7. The earnings ofthe Macon and Western Railroad Com- pany for the month of January, amounted to $25,763 20, against $24,108 01 for the samo month last year, showing | an increase of $1,585 19 for the month this year, The Ogdensburg Railroad Company earned in Janu- ary, 1852, $17,578 63; same month in 1951, $9,194 89; in- creare, $8,443 64. All the free banks in Michigan appear to be in a flour- ithing condition, The official report of the State Trea: surer gives returns from each bank, made up to the close of December, 1851. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the Government Stock Bank at that time:— Govennment Brock Baxx, Micwican, Resources U. B. Stock, deposited with State Treasurer, se- curity for circulating notes » $904,971 Loans aad discoucts.. Due from banks and bankers, Bpecie.... se ese Bills of other bank Miscellaneous item: Total os serseees H + $408,501 | Capital... $100,000 Ocntingent cireula’ 400,001 Deporita 7,859 Profits 6o1 $408,501 Total PereTet Tie titi This is the only bank in that notes of which are secured who! stocks, There stocks are taken at thet» p is no better eecurity in the world. If every bank in country was eecured in this way, ws thould hear less of lonees on circulating notes, This free banking tock se- curity eyetem Is #0 popular and #0 well understood in all | parts of the Union, that it will be difftoult, im afew years, for any banking institution doing business under any | Tho steamship Union, at this port from Charleston, brings eighty thousand dollars in spsoie, The upper houre of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, by a vote of reventoon to elevon, pasted to a third read the House bill incorporating the Erie and Sunbury Rail read, The provision submitting the question of « roriptions to the stock of the company by countios, or municipal corporations, to a vote of the people, which was introduced in committee of the whole, war stricken | out on second reading. There is every probability that | ibe bill will become a law, ow’ According to the last report of the banks of New A Orleans, the amount of specie on hand largoty excosded equally cheap, ab the circulation, On the 24th of January, 1852, the specie on hand amounted Up $6,415,641 ; circulation, $4,248,843, ‘The Louisiana Bank had in specie more than one million over and above ite circulation, The Canal Bank, Union Bank, and Citizens’ Bank had « larger circulation than the amount of epecie on hand, ASSESS aK WR x eereyayeyys "e a “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PBRAON Ae R. TURNBULL, LATE OF RUSSELL SQUAR dto send his addross to box oftice, New York, the advertiser haviag important informa» tion to communicate. LEXANDER ROY AND LOFTEST ROY, THE SONS nd Catherine Ro: from Canada into meet their cyes, thoy wi something rolating $0 thoi: ossible, to Mr. ting, a Tenison street, York road, Lambeth, London SPKCIAL NOTION. LLECTOR'S NOTICE.—- THE UNDERSIGNED, Collector for the town of Greenburg, in the county of Westchester, horeby gives notice to non real; that he will meet t! Clark's Bxobaag Behe. UPREME COURT.—THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN, after extmivation, were admitted to practice as Coun: ‘and Attorneys in this State:—Charl jin Ieano Whertendyke, Joseph T, Sackott, John B. Coles, Jr., Francis K. Rives, ohn R. Harpor, Aloon Mana, 81 , A. Gallatin Stevens, LEMS’ COFFEE just received per 2M. to 4 P.M. HOMPSON & SON HAVE OPENED TUSIR NEW co Creams, Jallios, Oyaters, Coffee, Tes, &e., served ah YSE, 312 BROADWAY.—NOTICR inch ot splendid English Mi jiagara, will be served up to-morrow, from SOULK TY REKFINGS, BC. AINTERS, ATTENTION.—THE PAINTERS SOCIBTY will hold a public meeting on Thursda; P. M., st Notional Hall, 29 Canal street. New York, Brooklyn, invited to attend. D. G, Wenpext, Seoretary. d_ Willismebur; THOMAS BRADLY, President, are respectfully REMOVAL EKOVAL—ALFRED EDWARDS & CO. moved their store to je a large and new 8) tment of silk goods. Counterd EMOVAL FROM 82 BROADWAY T0313 BROADWAY. ‘Charpentier, filth year in New York, she first and well Paris, Lowost’ price for s shirt party, for tho best fitting, known Shirtmaker, from made to order, $3. To suit ever: material, and work, $226 per shirt; and $1,000 challenge t0- any ono offering for eale a better tithing Shirt, Ready mado from $125 and upward. : _ OBB, Bee REWARD.—LOST, ON THE NIGHT 27th of Januar: b een the New Haven with the name of “ Marqu on the front pars of the oever will return the above named articles and contents to Thomas Johnson, barg*ce mi @ New Haven Rail- roadway, or in @ Fifth avenue omnibu street, a Gold Pen and Pencil, head, the g ft of a deceased iriond. matkea M. 3. 2 he return the asme to Mr. Il receive the above reward. REWARD —LOST, ON TUESDAY EVENING, IN Vesey etreot and South ‘9 chains astached. Crowen's book store, 6 8 South Ferry 5! ‘erry, Sane Locke! given to the finger by deli- or is State street. PaIR OF GO. EB GLA: zs, ON THR ening of the 7th ins @ reet. The finder ing them at 503 Broadw: IVs ee (OR MORE, IF NECES- a Broadway, Fifth ¢ foot of Fulton sts bout twenty dollars, corner Barotay, —ON TURBSDAY NIGHT, FESRIS maker, Liverpool, trom the store of NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, st, white ring round tho neck, end end nswers to the name of Watch. vo information, st 63 Bank itably rewarded. FINE ARTS. INE ARTS.—BEING INVITED TO THE GRAND opening of Thompeon & Son's magnificent saloon, No. 369 Broadway, snd atterexamining the different branchos of anahip, our attention wae more particularly oslied to manner in which the Painting and Gilaing by inguiring we were informed R, 282 Third avenuo, eorner of Twonty- , who we have had ovession of refering to before lumne to the public in genersL. ABW PUSLIVABIONS. OF THE NEW YORK HERALD for 1880, for sale, com: lete and in good order, not hay- quize at 26 Ann street, or 135 Canal etreet. SPECIAL NOTIC! OUND VOLUME 0 MEMBERS OF C ‘The New York Ri wood cut illustration, pear awesticn, scene al Valentine's Day Illustrated in the Mud Seow; James’ Ni My Luck; Where did the Gold oom: tials; fifty jokes, of all sorte of briilit . On alo at all the peri i¢s of the United State BARTON & CO., Poblishe: from? twenty od clea. Only two cen dical agents, in li the prin- HORSES, CAMMIAGH he. ORSES.—THE SORREL HORSE CHARLEY, UN3UR- Pasced for style and beauty, will be disposed of at pub- . Loods & Co. on Thareday, Fobcusry in frond of their store, 8 Wall etroot. bo seen, until #! ‘orks, 64 Cannon wagon and harness will, also, ORSE FOR SALE—A SPLUENDI Years old, of strong buil sound and kind he store No.6 Batavia stress, now: OR SALE-A FINE SADDLE atyle and eplendi B. PETERS & CO.. IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRAN- dies and Segars, 300 Broadway, invite the attention of And retail buyers to their extensive stock, vist and dark Burgundy, Malaga, Sicily, Maderia, Oporto, Sherry, Lisbon, Champagne, Mook and Clare® Jamaios and St. Croix Rum, Swan Gin, Sootch and ndon Porter and Brown Stout, and scoters India Pale Ale, Havans Segara, d&e., Ko Partiour ition paid to country orders, DON PORTER AND rely OWN STOUT, BAST IN: Dw P ERWILLS (LATE DALLIMORE’S) CELEBRATED ‘on the corner of Mroome and Crosby tion of selling the choices kos, &o. &e., of avery erado, Im ht, twonty per cent lower shan any othe: t etore in the city. NALIFORNIA.—GENTLEMBN OROSSING THE [STi / mur, otn be furnished, at Stan's Rottlin Estab! . ment, with a bottle or flack of Pipi tnt ding in the way water. No. 10 Aun street, next to the Atneriean AM AND ROCHELLE BRANDIFS LANDING ando, av vier 10 & superior article fox trade uno, T onic low from the whart 6: so 200 bundles French api t tho lowest market pricos: Cogniso Hrandios, }0 ouperior Havana and German oer 1 L SIMPSON & SONS, Importors, 19 Beaver STARP, NOS. 10 AND 12 ANN STREET, NE orn for alo Sootsh Atos, of Mui + Campbetl & Oo, Sdinburg, in fine *hiladelphia Porter and Ale, Winco, Gin, Rum, warranted puro, the Migonm, 0 DXPRESS AGHAOCIME, &. H. PRIDE & 00.8 G NIA EXPRESS ‘ f » Pa pecilily celivere