The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1852, Page 1

= MORNING EDITION --FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1852. AMUSHMUaTS, eee eee eee ¥ THEATRE. Meuse an T veloek Orebestrs Sppemmscens wil srmnenss Wak wos ey men ran ienes w pi be HUNCHBACK Ssston waiter’ ME. BAdy, Sie Thot. ir Condall: Nestor je. Hamilton, : ven ite P. Walls ‘Mrs, : ; Brachius, Mr. Whiting; Batiatus Len- Soonclade with thepioud nection spestadle BRAKES | salve Mr Pope: Senors, Mae Pouist, dull, Mise rocker AHEAD“ citch’ Grafsm, ae. Cony: hour Ugkey Mr Rdayr | Ze conclude with te comedy of the MARKUMD RAKE Mrs : sill i rae, Mre, Brougham; Mian Creo! ging Mag doe, Me Teqion: Ls Macartney, Me Nusineens | Triee Mee, Youn dottons Mr. Frederick Fiighty, Mr. Tense; 3. Johan, Mr. Barrett. URTON 8 THEaT).S, Ch AMBERS STRERT. Re STOR PLACE ITALIAN OPSRA.—GREAT REDUG- DPae ah Sic: tebecin nt? ‘cloaks, Drees Circle ana Pare lon of Price.— Secured Seats, Bata, Boxes, end Parguat, Teatiennes Bate Te nenk ee Pride aeactire Ng Ro tae ME | Withbe ‘perlormeds for the fast sme, Moyerbesr's Opera of” See eee ee POOH GRNTERMAN ae ee ROBERT LE DIABLE. Er Bloke Frodyriok, We, Lester; Lisatenaut Batvt r, Biend: , Mr. being, Mr Jobustog; Miss, Liuoretin ile Tarabull ughes; Emily Worthington, Mies Hill. Te CINDERELUA—Barca Pom solino Montell ston; Felix, Mir. Holman: Peézo, Mr, Burton: Meyer; Cinderella, Mies Mary Taylor; Clorinds, ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STRRET.—DOO! OPERA HOUSE. open eh054; curtain vilos at 7 o'Gloake Drees Olsele and . 21, 1952.—Seoond $1. Genet of Mas rid evening, Fob. 20, ‘the entortalumente will coms Parquet, 60 conte; Amphitheatre, Bocate. Doors open at 4M. SB GWYNETT - mi a0 74 o'clock. : droge Gwynett, Mr. Arneid. re. hole. After which, the Wise his Animated To be followed by YANKER JACK—Vankeo Foner; Fiscr Godwild, Mise Hatha wey; Con 6 us, HOUR rin, x antl farther notice. The ori; nalend woll : an, Mr. Clot! cy Phoobe Rosebud, Mrec Martini, comprising an 0 withthe FRISKY COBBLERS and “exporicnoed performers: B. Chieny, wow ooncorts le ohm Greenwood, Jr., Aseist- peatire Museum and porform- ir and WW years, 126 cents; Parque! Teey, Agr 2 ES and Aoi t con ¥nued Ri me So'elock, Bi Afver which, F _ 3 the ODWORTD’S MUSICAL FROTIVAL, AT METROPO- litem Hall, (iste Triolor,) ou Friday aveninecMebruaty QW, on whioh cocasion, in sdvition to their superb baad of ‘Stty performer 1 be sesisted by the following emi- nea, Mr Houry Squires, the tstow, Horr Kicter, Martor y Dirootor, Har- Grand Military a nas, 1 the banjo exo ony anything ot K. White, the best manufactarer of conundrums over known, with many other gems of the profession too numer- ong to mention. Deors open a3 63 o'olook; performanoe 00 wonces at 73¢ o’alock every evening; aud on Wednesday Scturcay aftornoone at 8 o'clock. Admittance, 25 cen! children, 124 oente. A. Jo F. aw yey B. Dodworth. Progean Overture, by Felix Mer the + time in m= Amorios}—Dodworth’s Poll Bend; 2. "Nay, do ig OWBRY AMPHITGRATRE.—MR, TRYON'S BENE poetry bi J. A. Wainwright, music from the Opera of “Bip fit, Monday ovening, Fe tors of the ‘an Win! auilnvo- | Now York Amphithoatre Jai," Co vices randered by Mr. J of she equestrian profes of by him during bis late managorial os) Monday evening, Feb. 23d, for hi+ b ‘rdi- Part LL Downing, Le d | the moss cicsinguished equestei Polka © Boauet du Concert,” composed expressly for tia iy volunteered b Coater—Fuil Band; 2. The “Star of Love.” prear ins future edvertisn id accompaniment, W. Y. Wallace—Mr. H. | MoCormick, the wonderful antipodean podestrism, hos lixe- Violin Bolo, Ther a "Vai from Otello, | wire kindly volunteorod to give an extrs exiibition of his Master Thowaas; 4, “siorno D' ide,” Rossimi—A “and . B. h Sogompanimant; 6. (The Dawn is Beesking U'er us,” the Bristow--Mra L A. Jones; 6. Favorite picoe by jand; 7. Uriolle Quick Stop—H. B. Bodworth. Doors x om to commence at 8 o'clock. er vincipal music stores, av 4 100) 28, et the Broadway Crsino (late Chinese Ass on which occasion ke will be ed by agrand Orchestra f 4 talent in the Unived consecration of tones) . Spohr, will be played. Lit 50 cents, to all parts of 81 hall—to be had in ell the music stores Sud principal hota Doors open wt 7 o'clock; to commence at 8. N. 5.— may be seoured, without extra charze, on application at the hol, where diagrama may be seen. For further particulars, see programme. r on the evening of the conoark, « escation is from the manufac rte used on ‘m. Hall & Son. HE POPULAR 6 Fraser Family, wil) (Broadwi and Sat ISH CONCERTS, BY THE covtinued at Hopo Chapel, stcees,) on Tuesday, Thursday, f tho present week. 17th, 19th, and Doors open at7; to commence y sing at Central Ball, Williams TTLER'S COSMORAMAS.—FIRST SERIES—EXG bitea a corner of Thirteenth street and Upen from 8 A.M. till 10 o’olock P.M. Th works of art ‘taken to roo dnverted platform. Thousance were unable to gain admis- sion, it will therefore be nesecenry to secure places in season. for this ing’s exhibition. Bi et: RAKKUIN MUSEUM, i175 oes eformances CIRCUS NEW YORK 4MPHITHEATRE, 87 BOWERY, | sousist of a collection of Views ot Europe, Asia Minor, Syria, a The Miracle aenormpliched—Tremondous excitement | thy Moly Land, Egypt, Nubia, and Arabia, Thoy arc Thrilling oxbibltion—Triumph of sclence!—Professor MoCor. | sxetcind and painted tn oil, by Protessor Satin, admis: bird Antipodean Mremovade will take place 4 Feb. 18, The fost was performed wit : ra KORWANDI, PROFESSOR OF MAGI omutionshave | Re Hungary, pupil of the velebrat ed Dob! Hing feom hie his firdt grand magical, phys at Motrovolitan Mall on Thured a fersor K. arrived from Turkey in auga: ot, actively engaged fince that sime in prepariny Becossary apparatus for many of bis magnificent iiusions, which have never bafore been produce Would rospectfaily aolielt the atten ti tho Amerioan publis. Tickets, 60 o Bohubert & 257 Bi Prothorn, 390 Bi SLakeporre Hotel, 50,000 Yisize8s is THREE MonTHS —oOwING JU, to the immense ity of Loutsa's grant notional ptoturo of W: the Delaware, the exhibition at Stuyvi will ro- @ patronage of 3 to be bad at Messrs. . & B. Westermann, lo ottoet; Prenat Motel, is. ing 659 Broadway, main opon up to Ay W. Beason tickets, b0 cents, Admis- m, 25cente. Children, 12s, conts. HEATRICAL NOTICE.—ARCH ‘STRERT TOEATRE. Philadelpbie.—Ladies and gentiemen of acknowledned wiiihvase sar ote anener.te the abo sonate a nom! com! Girls, re! gah who go through a varicty of feats of strength rizce,chmpany of Mais sha Female, Ariat Toe i ‘worl: eaeiber witha ty of intoresti: tory ‘afternoon aud evening, For particufare, ove bills ef | stcly, post paid, steting business and terms. ‘Tho sosson will ve Boxes, 60 conte; Mondays 1st ot Merch, Bane, Weate: Gig conte} Bones, 36 venta; Forquatie, zy | ‘mmence on Mondays pa NT CKEON, Acting Manager. Beare Gon ARW PUBLICATIVUA 100,000 TO LEND ON BOND AND MORT- ge. in sums to suit applicants, $10 Teal cetate, any ia city or Brooklyn. Sums of 30,000 aad upwards will bo lo: aned at G por cent interest, for ® term of years, on first class productive real estate, in this city, Apply to 8. 8. BRUAD, No, 11 Wall street, in the Groton Water office, basement. OC ) TO LOAN ON PRODUOTIVE CITY PRO- $42,5 porty. Also, $2.0 0, $1,500, sad $1,020 to je ces in apy langusge. scene 4 in which followed the second restoration, an bal which came so near reproducing another Frenca rovolu- d which, exoltea ae the popular mind ¢! ‘Deon as bloody as th ty orntrally situated in Will En- suire as tho teal catato aud general agency of HODERICK | ppaterydrny eee) LAWRENCE, 75 Nasi trot, or No. 1 Second stroos, Wil- lodges, she vast purpores 4! poten 2 an bitiby whieh pisoce —TO IMPORTERS OF LAOES, EMBROI- | srestest o: bavdinn Gent ¢ Gopaln $5,000. dorien, Hotieryy &e.—Wanted: ihe above ity PO aT Ee unt of goods, payable in productive real estate, i eee eee ea te nomipare. ered heron ferry. Address “ Lace Goods, eS BTRINGEK & TOWRY EW YORK CONSUELO: OR, THE FANCIES OF Foshionsbie Life. By a Literary Actor. This rich pér-Tendom sbits, and incipally : "ys sinors & rend; established and racy work on the fashionable ussges of Up, po} rs morals, ¥ traying the eustoms, m 1 licenase of publi ry will be clearly she O00 per year. va at ; eee ee Tisccs Body, thin’ ciure, stetien wane talk icc on the revelations of 8 late plauand tr po = fashion oF wii he published forthwish, ia The Bur 4 HAKLE! sy Mornia 6 fired o| of hie ai LES, £, CARP EMILE, LOCK, BMORER, MAB | sie, of he Sremalicanisrican Schomy mill appear oa Sunday jove Third strect, | ott hy ening next, the 224 February it commission a8 8h0 | Ton will please ci ‘on or before Sx ous rush for it Price, Three Ce WEIL RAFTS FOR SALE, PAYAPLE AY ANY BANK IN Great Brivain and Treland. Parcels forwarded to ie all parts o€ she world, by EDWARDS, BANFORD & Co., AND LITE St Adgms & Co's, 10 and 18 Wall street. Goods ATED A Sbippd icansa'on arrival, and forwarded Se eed ious vores aliend of the tine promised. Published by nh men hhc ii Wit BTEPABRSON, Agent, 385 Bronaway. —Thie aay bein, J. , TAPSOOT & OO. 9 BOUTH STRERT.— | = =. wap drafts for any amoant; payable throughont ASTROLUGY, da. fe ey are pAAAA RADAR AAA AAAI Gee Suor Line, ana tho Swallow Tail Line, ane Braman Lino, OB CURED.—WHILE THERE 13 I. and Z Live of Liverpoel Packets, and X Line of London Tor fifteen yours my husband, Jos. Bast packets: pasenat by any of which ships cam be engaged on joved 10 ¢rinking ardent spirits. Very often, feeaonsvle vertas. ihe he would not Knows F momen’ a ia con- acquenece, Wo were reda2ed to the groatest m horrid, soul destroying viow, W. BYRNES & CO., NO. 69 SOUTH STREET, NEW | ctorts to bresk off from this Ps N Waterloe Rond, Livorpool, have for | were unarsiling, and 1 had given = all hope of his over deing oured, Whon am acquaintance advised us to consult Dr. pry Rotaek. We did a nd the resalt is, st thas, or fifteen yoars ocns' om plovaly ro 0 ty, through the conjn- one month ® radical cure was The publis are in- Btar, Dramas sailing weekly, al a. ONEY—ALWAYS TO BB HAD IN SMALL SUMS, stor , an raticna of Dr. Roback. In effected, to our great joy and surprise, perty. tate sold or leased, ronte ted to onil op me for proof of what ts here stated; in wri- Men mal vroperty. Real estate sols ene, | Negcwhtch my cole deste bas beon to give hopo and comfort Commtoaton Agent, 208 Broadway, fourth te te those who may now be eufforing from the ¢readful vice Esthor Easthuin, Southampton town- All lotters to C. W. ROBACK, 6 1 be religiously attended to, if pro-pald. For call and get an sstrological ala auss, Ara ates on be soon. TARGL: ac Le | ANGLIOQN CHOP BHOUSS.—ANY RESPECTABLE Daan. who hea ot from $750 ve 000, canhave ahalt | W jpteres: in ono about to he opened in sho bost loostion in Now ork, and under peculiarly sdvantegeous ciroumstances, Address, with real name, Perey, Horalc office, N ONKY —SMALL SUM* OF MONEY MAY BE OB for short aon Dry Goods, Gold or Silver. 7 . Onan gars, Wavshco, Jewey, Diauoage, Visnas,tnayanichs, | QVATIONAL CUARR A RARE ORANOE Rey by appizing to the Aqonsy oMiee, No. EIS Browdway, ep o'nding fatigue eve! 1, eo, made in she best manger; will shales” Gbise Noura feom TO $8 8. : tedintores Stis pare or entire. ae tne owaer te abous 10 loave for Kurope. Apply to R. ROBERTS, 63 Cans! sire PPABeU4Ry—sLeRRD MUNROE & ©O, 441 BROAD. way invite buyers to examine their ex eatock of rH 0 $2,000, FO do € y Ol thing. farmlebip THABOUT TWO $2,000, TO | toAdy-msis Clothing, Boys’ Cle F batinees, is mamsteev ring | Wholeenle aa On estmens for ® man 0 he Nawe eto J. B. C,, Herald office. G. pM ob od —— Tailoring Bata isha te the petr o FARO ween | tnd salle thett Atoemion, to, 48 rt Srriog Geode. All or modarate priten yu \URANOR.—NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIF 7G: i, pany “ " . g VelT oO THING AND YURNITURS WARK'PED, Ge Uuited Seaten aud: on Gnlifornia and aber pect ha | (2 Ladioe ergcablemen Laving any slovhing, furni gards, ot fair ‘of prominm. Nor torms, blank forms, | |rweiry to dispose of, ean obtain # fair «ach tor, fe anbsoribar, “adivs athended by le residenes, oF pst aie Weaslicn, Ws" Y¥, AND ALL BINDS still oomtinacr 5 ote or otherwise, 17 Wall street, basement. LEANDER STARR. General Arrat. above to | __BXPRESS AGENCIES. Pal REGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL Faratecite tan Tothmus ef Nii we Casor CLOT! 7 Ledios, er © Jewelry, x ad Mrs. Kim rrroet. § COAL ‘9 dotormined te offer their colebsated thyacite Coal te dealer nee Feduced prices, jouverneur Pireet. sacd, Took of Gonverne SEYMOUR, Agout. ING SEVERAL CAR. toh Twill 'S GREAT LETTER AND PACKAGE anwar the steamer Danicl Webster, | ~~~ ~~~ - ager, | EVO DESLERST Company bh superior Aw Apply ab th japrees will ge ‘ a a de ater'beg will be olosed ah 1 F. RP & CO.'8 GREA Tr ats A OAL—1 AW NOW DISOHARG yor Red Ach stove, NEWS BY TELEGRA PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. Interesting Debates on the Missouri and Iowa Railroad Land Bills. BUSINESS IN THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. THE CANAL LETTINGS. Spirited Discussion in the Assembly. Anticipated Renewal of Hosti- lities in Northern Mexico. Trial of the College Rioters at Cleveland, ko. ke. ko. THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Senate, Wasninarom, Feb. 19, 1862 The public business of the Senate was commenced at twelve o'clock and forty minutes, this day., UNSOLD LANDS IN 01110, ‘The Ovair laid before the Senate a report of the Bec- retary of the Interior, relative te certain ansold lands in Ohio, PETITIONS FROM THE CHNSUS TAKERS, Messrs. Maxoum, Bavara, Beur, and Jonxs, presented over sixty petitions of Assistant Marshals, askiog for additional compensation for taking the census, THM NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE AND THs: TARIVE, Mr. Bavown, (whig) of N. 0, presented the joint reso- lutions of the Legisiature of North Carolina, against any inoresee of the tariff duties, and on other subjects ANOTHER PETITION FOR INTERCKSSION IN AEHALE OF (ISH XILEs. Mr. Mason, (dem) of Va., presented the petition of Margaret Shield: ond Mury MoDermett, of New York, setting forth, to the effect. that the Secretary of State was about to intercede for the release of certain Irish. men im exile at Yan Dieman’s Lund, and praying that in such intercession the nemes of their husbands, who fare also exiles, may not be omitted. Laidon the table. MILKAGH OF THE OREGON DELEGATE, A bill was received from the House of Representatives, regulating the amount of mileage money to be allowed the delegate from Oregon. Mr. Bancer hoped the bill would be passed at once, Mr. Care, (free soil) of Ohio, moved @ reference of the bill to the Committee on Territories, and was followed Rae Baicut and Bavcer, The motion to refer was on Mr. Maxcum, (whig) of N C., moved that it leon tne table—for the motion at preeent. The vote resulted as follows :—Ayes, 15; noes, 26, Ne quorum voting on the motien, it was withdrawn, ‘The subject waa, however, continued and debated by Messrs Seward, Bright and Margum, aud the bill was then, by consent, laid on the table. INFORMATION WANTRD CONCERNING CONTRACTS WITH THs NAYY DEPARTMENT, ET, Mr. Bnopnran, (dem.) of 2a submitted a resolution directing the Secretary of the Navy to communicate to the Senste copies of all contracts, under which the dry decks, basins, end railways have been built, or are build- ing, at Kittery, Philadeiphia, and Pensacola; alson copy of the contract for the construction of adry dook witn- out @ basin and railwey, at San Francisco; aud a copy of all bideand proposals made for that contract; also to inform the Benate whether a board of officers had been appointed to select a site fora navy yard and de- pot. or to locate the said dock in Oslifornia; and if said board has reported, to send a copy of tae said report Mr. Gwin, (dem.) of Cal, objected to the resolution, ond it was laid over. LANDS WANTED RY MICHIGAN, Mr. Fricn, (dem ) of Mich , introduced a bill grant- ing to Michigan lands, in trust, to aid in construsting « piank road from Milwaukie to Mackinaw, affording an uninterrupted communication with the mineral lands of Leke Buperior during the whole year, aod Promoting the rettlement of unoccupied lands. PROPOSITION TO FACILITATE THE UNLOADING oF sTEAM- sur! Mr Sxwaro, (free soil) of N. ¥., reported a bill to pre- Vent vunecessury delay in the discharge of the cargoes alreanreorstAvel rtg.._The bill engaty that in Yeesel, propelled by steam, with goods, wares and mor- chandise on board, it shall be iawfal for the collector of the port, with the consent of the master, ewner, or con- signee, to receive into his possession all goods, &c., so imported. subject to the duties thereon, and without im- pairing the lien for freight; provided such delivery to the collector shall not be made within twenty four hours from the entry of such stermer, nor if the consignee of tuch gocds shall present s permit to the master or owner of the said hip before their delivery, in. which last cass the delivery shall be to such consigoee, and that tie act of 1799, regulating the collection of duties, imports and tonnage be amended to conform to this act. Ordered to be printed. ERRORS IN THE WARFHOUSY. LAWS, Mr Hunter, (dem) of Va, presented a petition of many merchants of New York, setting forth numerous errors which harrass and oppress them in their com- merce, in the practiee and administration of the ware: house laws, LHe recommended earnestly the rubject to the ae of the Committee om Commerce jand it was referre, THE 1OWA RAILROAD MILL ‘Was then taken up, and Mr. Unpraw-on, (whig) of Ky., resumed his remarkein opposition to the bill. He ex: amined and analyzed the several speeches of Messrs. Sumner and Fitch, and the tables, estimates, calcula tiows. &c., contained in the speeches of those gentlemen. Hits general view was that the public lands were the pro- perty cf all the people of the United States, and all were equally entitied to their respective share in the some, The States in which the lands lic have no legal or equiteble claim to the pubilc lands, more than the other States. In conclusion, he returned his thanks to the few cenators present for their kind attertion. The bill was then postponed. THR BRAZILIAN COMMIESON Mr Mason, from the Committee on Foreign Relations, reported a joint resolution, extending the time for closing the commission under the convention with Brazil. The Senate then adjourned. House of Representatives. Wa jaro, Feb. 10, 1862. COUNREL IN TIE FUPREME COURT. Mr. Ona introduced a bill to facilitate the attendance of eounsel residing at a distance from Waebington, by claraifgying the docket of the United States Supreme Court. Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. THE MISKOURI RAILROAD LAND MILL. ‘The House reeumed the consideration of the motion to refer to the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union the bill granting the right of way, and ® portion of the public lands to Missouri, to aid in the construction of certain railroads therein. Mr. Mitten insisted on the justice of making the grant, and of meting cut to Missouri justice similar to other members of the confederacy. @ne of these roads commences at Hannibal, on tne Mirsiestppt river, 15 miles above Bt. Louis, and near Quincy, lilinoie; from this polot the roed bas been surveyed to St Jorepks, on the Missouri, 660 miles above 8t Louie; this would form one of the connecting links with the ‘great city of New York, The other road commences at St. Louis, the be- ginning point 130 miles south of the beginning point of the Hannibal road. The beginning point in in the Inti. tude of the important cities and towns, and in the lati- tudes of other roads which have been completed, or are in progress. It will also connect with Cincinmnatt. Al- ready # company bas been incorporated for the construc- tion of Uhis rowd, which will be finished, it is supposed, in five years. It will terminate at the western boundary of Missouri. There te now an available capital of four millions of dollars or two-thirds of the necessary amount for there roads, and Missouri asks for a portion of the thirty millions of acrea of the public lands in that Btate, to aid her in the construction of these great works. He argued, that the grant esked would extend the faci- lities of transporting produce to market, and, conse quently, toorease the commerce of the country, and elo- quently expatiated om the wholesome {ntluences, both social and pelitically, of internal improvements on the Americen ne Mr Ranrour, ( soil dem ) of Maes, said the origi pal thirteen States have certainly aa great an interest in determining what s) be done with the public lands es the new States. He spoke of the importance of fa- cliitating the intercourse between the Atlantic andthe tlive the commetcial and navigating interests, Ho said cotton, woolen, and iron munt, at some fature day, be manufactured hundreds of miles west of where they are now menufeotnred. and this will be done just assoon as the people of the West can make more at manufactur ing then they can in cultivating the earth, The policy of the manufacturing States, therefore, should be to en- courege Weetern agriculture, to aerist In opening reads cownecting the Adantic slope with the vailey of t Miasiseippt, im the cheapest and most practicable wi fo sure as @ course ehell be taken to deprons Wes agriculture. just so eure will manufactures depart to the Wert, which he thought would be bad for the West, for It can do better than by engeging im the munu- feciures of iron, woollen, sed cotton deliver $8 per ny and Ww N, oor, of Kivg and Greenwich, Gonrok and Mirington. RACK ORCHARD COAL DB arcing, of the Oe Apyty at ene if, nov for Custom House or aroat, food of TRAVELLERS’ GUIDS. epntneti-dsa aac ialid Cann AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE TOR }itt- URGAL NOTIORS. 0 te a deey place, a SUGN POTTER, | QuPERIOR COUR Y OF NRW HAVEN, CON. a daye riA- Philadelphia, 93 2 de John Martin aime — 1 lina, at 5 P.M, 4 $2 emigrant . BLl8s, Ages,” | i Face, 6% moon’ rf tres, BL, fivoree aTRAIO 94 bho qround of sent Mr. Moone, (whig) of howed that, from the very cemmence ment of Our goverument, large donations have been made for publio parpores. Therefore, gentlemen ebcn/a net connect eugh granta with the system of inter- nal improvementa by the genoral government Ho then ppeke in favor of the bill, pre supposing donations of tant to ald in the ooneirn ou Of @ ratiroad from the baoks of the Miasiesippl, op pe New Orleans, to Texas, & diy tance of about two bhwadred and sixty miles, and showed the advanteres which Woold reralt—-among them the tramnportation of the matls. Fifty years aro, he sald, he dercended the Minstneippl. At that time thoro was rooroely # white tnbsbliant on the banks; the qren: Wi+ rienippt valiey ocntsined bul » few thousagd souls Piat- Doan Were tem aged (0 transport the whole produce io PH. Miseleeippi Valley, which must be the effect of keeping | merket, In 1812, he saw the first steamboat tow 0 Now only look at the change; a thous: lacee afloat on that ahty otrea! io ow 6 tains ten commerce were valued at two hundred and twenty miliions of dollars. ‘The exports from New Orleans—domeatio produce alone—— ancunt to sixty-seven millions of dollars. He was proud of beirg « pioneer and citizen of thir glorioun Union, and hoped tonee the day, perhaps not more than ten yan distant, when the raliroad will go to the weatern limit of Texas; and the time will come whenthe journey from the Atlantio te the Pacific will be accomplished tn forty- eight hours. Only consider such effects upoa the wull- being of this country, Mr. Ficxcin, (dem Yorn, sald that the more he consider- e¢ upon the subject the more he was strengthened in the conviction that the government should be more liberal in fature then it bas been in the past. Tontesd of, like a mirer, gresping in ite hand fourteen hundred mi'lions of aores of land. it should, whenever cares are presented make dcnations (o subserve the public interests. These views he enforced, and inristed upon jurtice bing do to the new States, and favored the bill under coosidera- similar character, ot taking a vote upon the question, the House a i ‘| , lesoending and as it wall oon From Washington, THE BRAZILIAN TREATY--MR. WEGSTER'S DEPARTURE ¥OK NEW YORK. Wasnixaton, Feb. 19, 1962, The Commitsioner, under the treaty with Brazil, 1649 bas presented a communication to the Secretary of Stat which has been forwarded by him to the President, wherein be sets forth the obstacles which have im Peded tho settlement of olatms, which are owing ebiefly to the dela: id diMoulty in obtaining teati- mony, Ho hes thus far acted upon the twenty-ons cleims presented him, awarding for olatmants in five oases, rejecting seven, and awaiting further evidence in nine. That the time of the Commirsioner being nearly expired, and only half of the indumuity allowed by Brasil yet distributed, he therefore asks for an exten. tion of time. Mr. Webster accordingly ruggests the ox tension of the time of the Commissioner to nine months from the ist of March next, The eommuniostion bas been referred to the Committee on Foreizn Relations, Hop. Deniel Webster avd private secretary will leave bere at 6 o'clock this afterncon, for New York direct, where he delivers an address on Monday evening, before the Historica! Soeiety. From the Staic Capital, THE CANAL LELTING INVESTIGATING COMMITTER— THE COMPTROLLER AND THE ASSEMRLY—-EXECY- TIVE MANSION--NEW YORK CORPORATION ALTOR- NEY—COL. SNOW’S SEAT, ETC. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORE HERALD. Avaanr, Feb. 19, 1852. The Canal Investigating Cominittee have been waiting several days for the appearance of D. H. Abell, who was and poonaed as a witners, but is alleged to be a fugitive from that procest, ard went to Canads to avoid examina tien. It is now certain that the committee wil! submit their report on Tuesday next, whether he arrives or not. Tt Je sald that this gentleman has figured very oonspicu- ously im the canal lettings. The Committee of Ways and Mesne in the Assembly have replied to the Comptroller's bowbsheil of yesterday. It is evident, from its tone, that the House is completely scubbed, at Mr. Cushing remarked yeaterdey. A motion mecde by Cojonel Monroe, to tay the Compcroller’s docu ment on the table until the firet of April, war laid over. Mr Biechstone introduced @ bill in the House, pro viding for the erection of an executive mansion This is a Isudable object. as every Governor is compalied to rus about the city inrearch of@residence, Lots for the purpose enh readily be obtained directly opposite the Capiiol, im Btate street. Mike Welsh wante to know the amount of money Which the Counrel of the Corporation of the city of New York has received as agent of the city, besider Dis sala ry,end cilered @ reeciution ot inquiry, which was laid over. A long nomber of names petitioned the Legislature to- day. agaivet the enactment of the Maine Liquor law, or eny other like it, A reaction eppears to be taking place with regard to temperance, ‘A majority reported to-day in favor of retaining Col fnow ip his seat. His contestant Mr. Smich, will ad- drers the House on Wedueeday, in support of his claim ‘The charter of the Hudson and Delaware Janal Com- pany remains inviolate The committee have decided that nothing has been done which required legislative action, A preject ison foot to ereate two sommissioners, et two thousand esch @ year, to take charge of the chancery funds. °8 F MAGISLATURE, Avpasy, February 19, 1362 BROORLTN. Mr. Vanpxxarit presented a memorial te close certain streets and avenues in Brooklyn. BILLS PASSED IN COMMITTEE. To suthorise the supervisors of New York to raise $1,086,060 by a tax, to defray certain contingent ex- penses, ‘To authorize a Convention to revise the charter of the city of Buffalo. THE BUPFKLO AND COMOCTON YALLRY RAILROAD, ‘The bill tochange the name cf the Buffalo and Co- hocton Valley Railroad Company, was taken upin com- mittee. and a debate spruog up which took a wide range. Mr. Ovanx, (whig,) offered an amendment, that any stockholders who red it, might withdraw from the company and have his money refunded. This Uy ogee ‘was voted down; also the seotions re- ported by the Btax ding Committee, allowing stockholders, who were at the time of subscription residents of the town of Erwin, to withdraw their stock therefrom, Several other amendments were offered ax d lost. Mr Oonaxs, io ) meved to strike out the enacting clause of the bill, Lost, by ayes 5, neya 11. The committee then reported the biil to the Senate, end that body adjourned. Assembly. Avsany, Peb 10, 1852, VARIOUS RRPORTI“MTHY: CONTINGENT FUND, ETC. Mr A. Ssutn reported that the unexpended contingent fund of the House was $2,227, This is called out by the ee of the Comptroller. tT Van Vacxrnnunon reported on the charges against the Delawam and Hudson Canal Company, Laid on the table for the prerent. Mr. Burry reported on the bill reiative to taxes in Wililamabury Mr. J. Ros: reported, with amendments, on the dill | relative to th: grade of etreets in New York. THK CONTHST.D BLYCTION IN THR BIXTRENTH DISTRICT OF NEW YORK Mr. Sue.inw presented the majority report of the Committee 01 Klections, againet the petition of Rassell Sinith, claimhg the eeat of K. L, Bnow, one of the mem- bers from Net York Mr. Kxvs si@mitted the minority report, in favor of the petition ofMr. Smith Both the reports laid on the table, Orlered te be printed, and made the order for Wedtendsy THY FUNDE ty CHANCKRY Tho bill relatve to the disposition of funds in the lat Court of Chanary was taken up. Mr. Van Baxvoono, (dem.) of Columbia, moved to amend, by allowwg the commissioners $6 per dey, instead of $2 (00 per yar Dir. Monnom, Whiz) of N ¥, regarded the aul Tot too large fohe services of such men a shout eppointed on the commicsion, Ue regarded it aso aa tru, and ilshould be placed in such hands onty as are capable of exeuting it as it should be exeouted Mr. A. Bourn, Whig) of Chsutauque, was opposed to the change. Th business hat got to be done in two a be thoght ail this time would be consamed diem aibwance, so that the expenses of the commission wouldnot be diminished by the adcption of the amendment. We pay our Justices of ihe Supreme Court $2600 @ yeni and men ef equal capacity should be eypointed on this ¢mmission. iiy. Waren. (dem) of N. ¥., advoeated the sdoption of the amendment, We know that committees and com | uisioners of this Ind never apply for am extension of | time but what itl nted. Lt is not expected that there commirsionet will abandon any business of their own. We paid the cdifters of these laws $2,000 @ year, ‘yan ibe and they scarcely shot a day a month on the busi of the State, Mr. Costuna, (der the amendment. me actually Ne of Tompkins, was aleo in favor of 1} thought 96 per for all the | emplted, amply eufioient. The com- | ht gethrough with the business in less two yrarAthovetore they should uot be paid ‘ary Of $240 for the whole time, He was in fayer of giving them mple pay for all the tlme they are actually engaged in & service of the State. Mr, Van Bantvoonmmould modify his amendment #0 es to allow the commiignors, in addition to the $6 per diem, the mileage jovided by the constitution for nembers of the Ascenly. The State has had cousider- ate experience in cpmisioners, Those for codify in the laws bad been retred to—thess, in some vares. hed feurd @ perfect sineo®, fe was willing to makea fall nnd |!beral sllowancend he thought bls smea te provided for all this Mr Costin was oppsed to the allowanos of mileage, ae lisble to abure, aodding to the elasticity of the com eclence Of the oommispnar, Mr. Van Banivoonmid not eontemplate any rach thing; bot be would myest that the smouut of mileage might be limited te $tor $600, a6 the Mouse might ase proper, | Pr Unpenwoon, (wH) of Cayuge, moved am amend: pent by Inserting atte two years’ the wo: tis boeiness Is eoonetuished,”’ and the expenaes inctred by the comm: y comis@ thoughithet this did not o Mr. Wacom thought,» eompared with other things rc lved in this bill, th¢mount of compensation tothe | | cmmireioners Wea bute little oonsequem There | were miiitons Of dollatto be disposed of, and those mmielowert Were ovted with power to sijudge c whom these fds belonged. There was ao at bad (Le tudyieloe of thelr actions He at the commbe rine and report progress. missioners m1! thine th | i | was mate iho ‘al ordoe for Tad ay ovat, amcdiakely alee Ube A idee MAAS, THK 8 Mr. Yaw Sanrvoon, OW RIOR ani for information tn Rice & Co . from the Canal Commissioners. Mr. Baxpronn (d-m.), of Oneids, moved to amend by arki for information whether the Orm of William Oiark’ & Co. had bid for work—who composed that fim’ &o Mr Van Varnennuna (whig) of Steuben, moved tho following ud that @ild commissioners also report jouse the reasons for the herd pan and quick to this sand clause fm the specidieations, and the names of the members cf tbe Canal Board votirg for and againat the anme; and that they also be requested to report whethor the charge made by Mr. Hatob. in his speech reported ip the Mthany Atlas of the i4th inet, seid to have been delivered in this House on the 27th ult, in relation to the Healy contract, is true Mr. Cian would, if the gentleman would take hi word for it, state that the firmof f. Olark & Co. did bid for the very contract given to J.B. Rice & Oo, at tem Re cent below the price at which the contract was given nobody was responslble for the v ool! fcr the ayes and noes that it may be kno are, frauds Mr Mornoxsatd that ax a committee had been ay pointed to inv that the satjeo be laid upon the table. before a committee embarrassment, and tend to defeat the very end professed to be desired by thore most earn- orttin favor of investigation. The facts would be reached by artraightforward and systematic course He had voted, he believed, for every motion that had been mada for ruling committeer—fot the joint committee, and committer of eight. He wanted to secure a thorough in- veatigetion, and becaure he did not approve of the man- ner in which the gentleman from Mon‘gomery (Mr Clark) went to work, bedid not wish to be wet down as among thore who desire to cover up fraud; but hy would tell the gentleman that isolated movemonts—e resolution Ofinqniry upon thir and that, and every ether unim subj Lema ( o portent detail—would never result in am Investigation that would amount to anything. whrle matter on the table, but as other gentlemen wished to be heard, be would not doro at prosent. Mr Van Baxtyoonn renewed hia point of order that the amendment ¢f Mr. Van Valkenburg was notin or- der, It was an imputatien on a member of this House Be beld it was wot in order. the amevdment was disrespectful Mr. Cuseiva would say afew words in regard to this matter De had bad some conflict with an cftoer out side of thin House, wand be was net for getting up any more such iseues with members of this House = We first have @ resclution from the gentleman form Montgamery, ovllin +rtain information. Then follows an amend. ment m the gentleman from Oneida (Mr. Sandford), which ted @ look towards the gentleman from Wont- gewery, Then follows another from the gentleman from £truben, apparently aimed at the gentleman from Irie Now he wirhed to avoid anything like collision growing out of this matter, He wonid inform the House that en the first day of the sarrion next werk. the Tnyes tigating Comwmittee would report for good oreyil In that repert would be contained the information called fer in relation to the firm of Rice & Co. and also in re- lation to the bide of W, Olaik & Uo He moved to lay the whole subj:ct on the table, He withdrew his motion, Lowever, toenable others to speak, if they desired Mr. Basen, (dem ) of cle, asked the gentleman from Steuben if be wished to be understood ae ssying that he did pot make bis remarkeas published inthe matter of of the bids for wall, &c ? He bad said. in hi pisee that it wes reported that when the distribatozs of the con- tracts Lad got the thing ali fixed out, and osme to fizure up, they found the emcunt was invading the legal limit fixed by lew for this work. at next’ They hadto strike Off, and the result was they had to take some of the lower bidders Mr H. mentioned one care, wheres Mr Hieaiy bid two shill'ngs for a wall tix miles long, which was werth @ dollar, (probably from a clerical error.) and his bid was taken When they came to close up that, it would erem, even where they eppeared to be hovert, and to follow the law, it was only to justify a lerge rou y by the higher bidders, Loe challenged gentlemen té prove that be had not spoken this in the licure Mr. Van Vacxennvno disclaimed all disrespect to the centimen from Erie, in the amendment d offered. fie deaized the infer ion be had called for in reiation to ths hardpan, &e. Me wanted to know who had tn- treduoed this clause into the contracts, who voted for It inthe Canal Beard, &c. He did not understand the gentlewan trom Erie to muke the remarks, in relation to the wail Ro ,as published. If howevor, be anid that be oid 60 make them, be was satiefied. He would sgain say that he dirclaimed all disrespect to the gentleman frm Erie. It bed been an unusual thing, until recent ly, to place the clauses in the contracts in relation to Bardpan, &c , and he wished to aecertain, If practicable, at whose Instance it was done. Mr. Cracx said be had s conversation with the gen- and be war rallatahe”the subject of his amendmenty geptienan from Erle. With this understanding ot ES charnctor of the amendment, he had expreseed a willing- pees to scoepd it He would sgain aay, if it would be any tatinfaction tothe gentleman from Oneida (Mr. Band- ford), that the firm with which he was connected did bid.or the work embraced in the contract of Rice & Co, Their bids were ten per cent below the contract as let. Those ergaged with him were responsible mem, and they bad proflered ample aud undoubted security. They were atle Lo ecmplete the work before oalling on the State for adoliar, aud yet it had been given to others at a price much above their bid. Thoy bad also bid for other work, which had been let in the same manner. Jf the firm of J. B. Rice & Co. {s composed of the individuals genersily supposed, the ivformaticn called for in the resolution he offered, was important ee showing the influences which controlled the recent let- tirgs. Ue wished to offer another amendment. It was in relation tothe ccntract of K. Corning & Go. forthe bridges. That contract did not appear to have any Umit—it might amount te $200,000, and it may reach a6 high as $1,000,000. He moved that the commissioners be requested to report the amonnt of the contract of Corning & Co for bridges, and the names of the memb ofthe said firm ie. renewed his motion to lay the matter pon th . After repeating what be hnd said in relation to the committee reporting on Tuesday the facta the resolution called for. Mr. Canx called for the ayes and nays, which being teken, werr—ayes 56, nays 86; so the subject was laid ou the table. FRNA OF NEW YORK CORPORATION ATTORNEY. Br. Waron moved that the Counsel of the Corporation of New York be directed to report to this Legislature, within two weeks, the receipte of fees, Xe. Laid over. MARINERS’ SAYINOM INSTITUTION, Mr. Hercniss, (whig) of Kings, brought in a bill to inccrporate the Mariner®’ Savings Loatitution, N. Y. MOTICKS OF PILLS Mr. B:acxstowe, (whig) of N. ¥., gave notice of « bill In relation to eight drafts bil) to ecmplete the matural history of the State. Mr. Hanrrr, (dem) of Albuny, gave notice of a Bil to preserve the purity of electicns THE COMPTKOLLRK'S REPORT Mr. Moxnor, (whig) of N.Y, offered a resolution dis- epproving the action and report of the Comptriiler in regard to postage, Laid over ‘he Houre then adjourned. The Ico Rallroad Bridge, Ko, Tavae px Grace, Web 19, 1862. The {ce in the Susquehanna still remains firm. The rejiroad company have finished their new track un the lee. The baggage car of the express train passed over on jtat noon today, It proved to be perfectly secure. TLe thermometer this morning, at sunrise, stood at 14. which is the coidvat rince the 28th of January. ‘The river hae (alicw severs! [eet sloce Mouday morn- ing. Tho Betne Law in Khode Island, Proviownon, Feb, 19, 1862, The Maine Liquor law was lost in the Senate to-day, ene motion to coueur in the amendments of the House. ‘The vote was, yeos 11, nay: Pliss Hayes at New Orleans, New Onceans, Feb 16,1858 | } It te cvoud ar | Aurora Borealis 1s creommonly brilliant to-night, Thermometer 14 Barometor 29 47. mometer fog, and it is rather eloudy Mise Ontherine Hayes gives her first concert here to- | night. All whe tickets have bean seld. Wreek of the Sunny Eye. | Borros, Feb 19, 1! Ferther newr Holmer wil probably Meteorological Observations, or Moses THLEORAPM, OvvICK 16 Wait ers ER muatoay, Feb, 19, 182%. Rrvrsio, 8A. M.—Barometer 2987. Wind northweet. y and very cold, Thermometer 12. N—Wipd about weet. The sky isclear. The $A. M.—It is a very cold, cloudy dey. rthwoest. Thermometer 10. Reda west, it Is clomr and very cold. Ther- Avouas,& A.M —The weather is vory cold this morn ‘Thermometor 10, 5 P. M.—It is a cold and eloudy evening, Wind north, Thermometer 16. Braacusx, 8 A. M—It Is a eold, stormy morning Wind north, Thermometer 6. The sky is cloar, | SP. M—It isa very cold and cloudy evening, Wind toathweat, Thermometer 12, | Unica, & A. M.—There bs light = from the weat, | ‘The ray ts cloudy, Thermometer 10 | oP "yt -~-The iy ts oloudy, Wind west, Thermo- | 18. . gAM—It in o Gne slear morning Wind norbwest, Thecmometer 18, Barometer 30 400. Mer- () “SP M.—[t ls clear, but very cold. Wind unchanged. Thermonw(er 16, Barometer 0460, Mercury 68, Troy, 8A M—It ina olear, pieasamt morning, Thor Wiad oorth me motor IF. br M—It Ina oloar, besatiful night. went Ther momatee (9 called up the reactation oviling fon to the contracting firm of tt necmed that every resolution he offered here was to be loaded with amendments of this kind. Those which he had heretofore cffered had been voted down viva voce, and Hereafter he should who nd who are not, im favor of covering up these gate this whole matter, he should move Tc was wrong, all wrong, to fotroduce so many resolutions while the E It wonld only Tle moved tolay the The Cerin said it was for the House to decide whether Bir. Basvvono (whig) of Cortland, gave notice of a | PRICE TWO CENTS, The Revolution tn Northern Moxices @REAT EXCITEMENT AT MATAMORAS — RUMORED APPROACH OF CARAVAJAL—INWABITANTS LEawe ING THE CITY—PRKPARATIONS POR TUR DEFENCE, New Onceans, Fab. 18, 1868. Tho steamer Fanny hea arrived from the Brasils, with dates tothe 13th. £he brings $50,000 specie, The Fanny reports that the families residing at Mata moras hastily Seeing acress the river to Browns ville, under the apprehension thet anether attack wil be made by Caravajal. The Mexican general, Avalos, was rapidiy fortifying hie position outeide of the city, where he intends to com- centrate his troops. A Mexican war stenmer arrived at Branos on the 10th, with » large quantity of ammunition and arms for Avales, bat could not get them up the river. Bhe was obliged to put to sea without discharging her cargo. ‘The Metamoras morchante were in a great state of ex citement. and the alarm was increased by the report that Caravejal was approaching with sevem fet oo mea. Trial of the Cleveland Rioters. 0 ann, Feb. 10—8 P. Me The Court House was filed this morning, to witness the Proceedings Im the ouae of the rioters, Samuel B Adame Erq , prosecuting attorney, oenducted the prossoution before Justice Hessenm ueller The follewing are the names of thoee implicated— James Dernar, Francis Deabclt, Victor Peilx, James De pee, Robert Wild, James Nelson, Geo, Cooper, Martin German, Wm. Gustovan, Kdward Quinn, John Milled axd John Kelly. They were defended by A. @. Biddle Feq Mr. Coe, Mr. Davidsom, 8. J. Noble, L. Prentiss em@ Counrellor Abbrey, William Binde was first examined. —He was owner of ‘anit the college, and leased it to Mosers. Williams and He +wore that the damage to the building $360; he bad made @ of ntrect to repair it for the same; the build ing us fired nud considerably burned, Win. H. Drake medical student, examined —He gave & full birtory of the riot, and Identified several of the prise ners. OB. Bmith, Professor of Chemistry, examined.—Hle . | faid the amount of bis property destroyed could nos be less then $400, ‘Thera were $00 worth of chemtorl mate tials; also, belonging to the college, two rpectmens of ame atomy, valued at $100; minerais, &o, $500; ray abowt $1,600 in all. W. W. Gray testified to the whole affair, and identified several of (he priconera. ‘The Court then adjourned, and the prisoners were co- warded Mont of thoro arrested deolara they were not within © mile of the scene of action. From the South, THE SPANISH CONSUL AT MEW OKLEANS—THRASHER'® RELKA SK, KTO. Brvrimonn, Feb 19, 1868. The Southern mail is through trom Now Orlewos, The reception ot Mr. Laborde, the Spanish Consul, a& New Orleans, was marked by considerable manifestations of displeasure by the sillubustaroe. A large crowd gathered on the whrf, hieing and threatening violonee. The wewaot Mr. Thrasher’s release ecoasioned great rejoicing at New Orleans. Judge Heath, Unt ed States District Judge, is reported to be dying. Mr Corbit, gunuer's mate, wan accidentally killed, yes tezdey atthe Naval Sohcol, at Auuapolis, by the prema ture discharge of a cannon. Fire at Gardiner, Me, Poxriann, Feb, 10, 1858. Feur blocks of wooden buildings, In Gardiner, Mati cecupied severally by Patclck Mahaa, A King’ W end A. W. Homlin, @ W. Bacheldor. P. Wheeler and R-bin- fom and Poweil, were consumed by fire on Monday last. The Spr Cleve! np, Ke ‘The final termination of the meeting of mediums of spirit rappere proved a rud feilure. The rappings were Fearce, aud the practical demonstrations very factory, Keppers at Cu Theatsical and Musical, Aetox Piacn Oryna House —Meyerbeer’s grand espera of “Robert le Diablo" will be represented sgain this evening, with Steffenone, Bertucca, Salvi, and Marini, tm the leacing charactors. Lowsny Turstee —The beautifal play entitled the “Hopchback "’ will be the commencing feature at thie theatre to-pight in which Miss Fanny Wallack and Mr. K Ecdy will personate the prixcipal characters. The pew and successful drama of “ Sreakers Ahead,” will terminate all. Bsoanwar Taratxs —Mr. Forrest will appear this eve- ping in hie renowned character of Spartacus, im the oele- Uralcu sun say of the “Gladiator.” hesarius, 2nd Bime Ponisi as Senora. The omedy of “The Married Rake,” in which Mrs, will appear, will be performed In oonjunetion agedy. Bunton’s Taxatey —The very popular comedy eatitied the “Poor Gentleman,” avd the great musioal treat celled “Cinderelin,”’ will form the amusements te be given at this popular establishment to-night, both of which will embody in their casts the leading talent of Burton's poweiful company. Natiowat. Tukatax —The receipts of this evening wit be tor the bepetit of the infant prodigy, Master Marray. ‘Three highly attractive pieces have been eclected, namely : ‘The dramas of “ Ambroee Gwyrette’? and ~ Yankee Jack.’ end the favcrite pantomime of the “ Frick Cobbler.’’ Give the litie fellow a bumper. | Baxncum's Musyum —The comedietta of “Naval Rm | Rogements”’ will be repeated again this afternoon, with he same elegant cast; snd the moral drama of ‘The Bottle,” which is every night attracting crowded hi | Will be given im the evening, with the laughable farce “ Grimshaw, Bagsbaw and Bradshaw.” | _Bowsry Circus —Profeesor McCormick achieved hie | great Antipodean frat sgain last evening. The Amphithe- | atre was fliled in every department, and the admiration | and entburiasm with which he was greeted was immense, | He willappeer again to night. John Tryou’s benefit le te i come off on Monday next. Cunisty’s MiveThe1s announce a very amusing pro | gramme for thisevening. Mr. Rainn, the eplendid base | Of this ecmpany, will take his annual benefit to-morrow \ | evenizg. He merits an overflowing house, lrg tl Minatnris.—This talented band advertise an- other fine programme for to-night, comprising singing, dancing, instrumental pieces and witticisma, as Bore, THemeva Giovanst will give concert in New Brurawick in the early port of next week, Tois will be | Srich treat for the Now Brunswickers, Tue Teme or tix Musys, late Washington Hull. Thig | ertabliebment will be opened on Monday evening next forthe purpose of giving “ Clavsical Llustrations of Am- cient Statuary,” by liviug models, with Evhiopian mim | etreley. | Bs aorotiran Hars.—Dodworth’s celebrated band wit give agrand concert at this establishment to-night, The | programme embraces many utiful musical seicotions, | | ec Green, of the Charge of —ilicer | lower police coar ted @ man by the name oC. B Fane ‘ustion Lothrop, wherein ot | ootaining the from Wm by faire aud fraudulent representations. It ; secre that on the 17th day of November last the comp! | nt, fw compavy with one Sebastian Kustuchy, hased from the sald Burret © certain stock of goods, | go isting of wives |iqoors andother effects, in the store No 283 Liouston st. cceupled by Passet, for which he | paid the rum of $225 In cash, ard at the time, and pre- | Yious to the purchase, Fas’ett, represented to de] that there war no lien or mortgage or other incam| | whatever upon raid store, property or effects, when im | fect and in truth a mortgage was existing on the sald property to the smount of $225, givem by Fassett come two menthe previous thereby falsely representing te de onent, at the time of seliing bim the raid goods, whieh 6 alleges was done with an intent to cheat deponent out ot his money. On the above facts as sworn to, the aroured was committed by the magistrate to await a forther bea: ing. Another Charge ozeinst Winton. Yeaterday, im conee- | quence of the publicity given by the publication of the arrest of Eben: aer Wintoo. on acharge of false another oomplaint was preferred against th by a young man ramed Timothy Madden, residing at No. 258 Thirteenth street who sets forth that he has bem defrauded out of $200, im a very similar manner, I seeme that in Avgust lect, Madden was induced to call upow Winton, who then cccupicd a store in Washingtom street, under the p tenos that he (Winton) wanted a book keeper or clerk; but, before engaging him, Madaem wae induced by Winton to loan him $20, as security for the faithful performance of Lis duty; in order te feoure Madden for the amount, Winton conveyed to} tm & bond and mortgage on the stock in the store, consist mg Of large casks, teprerented to contain wine and liqa am A few Weeks parted on. when Madden could oleariy and became natisfied, that he was humbugged, and for with foreclored the mortgage, and the Deputy Bheriff t oft porsession of the supposed property; but, on examinatk m toe seeks, instead of containing liquor, were filled w ti nothing bet water, and the whole of the wld of only enongh to satisfy the Sheriff's feca wnich, jn Medcon being left minus his $200, Winton is still ie oustody om the charges, Shipping Laterest, ROYAL DECKER. (Translation from Official Garette | Art.1 Lo the Peninsula and isinnds adjacent, there ehali be put upon the same footing with Spanish vemels {cr the exacticn of navigation and port duties—that ts to ony, for those of lighthouse, anchorage, and tyr 3 ond anlcading oargo, established iv the law of teh 1840 and in my royal decree of the 16th December last the vessels of all nations who may concede « l'k» beseds in their reepeotive ter: ttories to the ressela of the Spaut marine desrwe ‘Att, 2, The government will give socount of (his to the Cortes h Given at the Palace (in Moasié) on (he $4 Jamaary, F royal hem 186M, Tt to signed Uy Che rope yO MURT Important to t