The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1852, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 7056. AMUSEMENTS. eee OW ERY TIHEATRE.—DOORS OPEN AT: CURTAIN B} ot 6 7o'clook, Boxos, 25 conts; Pit, 12} conte; Seate x06, ne Wednesday or ing, mer mene 0 aN-~The ‘Tangs ‘a, 0, Mr. Collings; Charlee Carrol. Mr. Taylor; Euge: ita io, Miss Faony Mr, Grimithe; Cabrios, Mr. Cony; oles nett Yeoman: AMUSEMENTS. Fae 2ROADWAY THEATRE,.—B. A. MARSHALL, BOLB LES- Bei imaed eed, oat di ing. Feb. 25, wil fae ted engi ra Lew Mr, Lyster; Duke of Cornwall, Mr Re Pope; Baear, Mr, Conway; Komun Goneril, comedy of the MARRIBD RAKB—Mrs. ham; Mrs. Flichty, Mist Crocker; Susan yn; Mr. Frodoriok Flighty, Mr. Triti John, Mr. Barrett. irs. John ot ite Boxes, cule, Feb. 2 wilt of the WAY TO GET MARBIED eons. Mr. Lester; Captain Faulkner, Mr. Dyott; Toby Mr. Biako; Dick Dash, Mr. Suriou; Caustic, Mr. is Faulkner, Mice Woston; Cl Allepi ylor. To’ oonsiude with of O beneser Sudden, Mr. Burton; Me Jabber, Mr. Mr. Roa; Mrs. Trapper, Mrs. Hughos; STOR PLACE ITALIAN OPBRA.—CKEAT REDUG- Mon of Price.—Boxes, and Parquet, $}; Amphithostre, 3 conte. da y 2, will be per formed somi-serions of LA GAZZA LADRA. ignors B. Pico | Gianostio. ... Big Aisae, f Big. Ninetta, . Maver of ike V Hh abrisio Vinuradito, Gig Red! (Lvs he mmonce presis: 7, office open every day from 9 to 4 o’olook. o’ra B. Stoffanene A. —— ONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREKT.--DOORS ‘open a4 (24; curtain rises at? *; o’slock Drose Circleand Beents; Pit, bg er hestra Tieko! vate Box Tickots, $1. We eptertainments will commen: ny \DOPTE CHILD--Miohae!, Ur. G W. Jones; Sir ir, Cooke; Ravord, Mr. Taylor; Nolly. Mra Hautonvi' ‘To be followed by the drama of IRSLAND AS IT I Bt yd Pst, Mr. B. Willisme: Dan O’Carolan, Mr. Clarke sobeaone, Wa use aera Crema onetiod the \AH—Barney 0°] +» Be Willioms; Biddy MoGinnie, Mrs. B. Witlinas. CRETE coans, moyen sxcungoe matt Bo WAY, 1 during the wook, until further noties. The original and wall known Christy's Minstrel: oon peal Gstile “oorpe’’ of ‘“‘talontod”’ an dor tho mansremont a 80 ‘porlenced formers.’* LS Chrissy, whose concerts ‘fy Bon ble and fashionable ‘sudienses, 64, and will commonce at 4 after Monday, March lst, she concerts quarter before 8 o’clook. Om Saturday annual benofit of J. Donniker. ELLOWS’ MUSIOAL HALL, 4{4 BROADWAY, ‘tween Grand and Howard stroets.—- Follows’ Minsirol Fellows & Wcod, Proprieto1 tor of Amuse- ments, The managers have the honor of announcing to th and the publio, that they have sosured tho sor- wioes of some old cetal ed favorites in this city, andon Monday evening, March 1st, will prevent to their numerous Patrons the original ba-d of Minstiele, who bad the honor of oring in this hall before the vory elite, fi y of the city. Particulars in future advertis open ab 645; to commence at 734 o’olock, pri ‘Tickeve, 25 cents KLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM JUARR, 0) bieck above the National Theatre.—G yprietor,— Sal formar: Entertainm onte te are ies bo Been at no other place of exntertainmont ix New York, oon- isting of Lea's Fomale aa Opera Troupe; also, Mons, Grogoire, tho strongest man the world, woo will any stone the au to offer him; he will Ghavlonge any man to “kill s bullock,” with his clenched Mist, foreny Bmount of money; a Troupe of Model Artists, who are selected for their beauty and fe, and who pore fonate 2 number of boautiful tablesux; a company of Arab Girls, who go through a variety of foats of perran and dex- terity; © cnpeny of Malo and Female Artiste, who will givean exhibition of Marble Stasuary unequalled in the world; together wit! aricty Coin verecting performances every afternoon en is of id evening, For partiou! gach day, Admission—Sosts in Private Boxes, 6) otute Sines jets, S73¢ conte; Boxes, 26 cents; Parquotte, 1256 BTROPOLITAN HALL.—THE GREAT HUNGARIAN Wisard, L. Kormendi. will give hie Grst grand ontor- imment in America on Thurs: tf evening, March 4, 1852, of beautiful and setounding deceptions, never be- 4 in this coantey Tickets, 60 conts—to be had Mosare. Bohubert & Co., 257 Broadway; G. & B. Weeter- an, Brothers, 190 Broadway, corner of Reade atreat; Astor Ouse, Teving, American, Fronsh’s, and other principal hoe fels and music etorcs. een NOTICE.—ARCH STREET THEATR®, Philadel phia.—Laties ai jlomen engsced at the above estodlish ment, will em ble in the Green Room on Tuesday morning, ab Preparatory to opening st vening, 28th ing! on star TLR WON & JOHNSTON, Lessces and Managers. THE TURE, NION COURSE,, L. SPRING TROTTING, Psoing snd Running —$4 000 vifered as Purses —Tho tollowing purecs and stakes are sew iopen ae . Uae least Il o'cks No. 1—Poreo $50, with an inside stabe of $25, half forfeit, free for *.11 three year olds, mile h eat Jin 5, in harnoss, ‘Puree $50, with an ide etal $25, half forfeit, free best 3 in 6, in harness. $50. half forfeit, for that never trotted fer money, mile beats, best 3 in 5, in bornces. 4—The ssme as No 3, under the saddle, b—Purse ide stake of $50, half forfeit, for arse, mile hears, best 3in5, No. 5, under the 7—Purse $50, with on insid ll horses that never won # pur Bin Lm ago am dale. of $50, half forteit, for over $30, mile heats, bost of $50, half forfeit, for ver $50, mile heats, best stake of $59, haf forfeit, for ta, beat 3 in &, in harness. ‘two mile heats, in harness. stake of $50, half forfeit, for le eat in harness. ie stake of be nlf forfoit, for it 3 in 5, 1d, wagons. ide Groped alf torfeit, tor wagon 100, hi take of fe ees that hover won s purse over $2%), mile beats, sen Sin fn harnees—nov excepting Black Harry, Boston Girl, and Honest John. D—ihe a No. 19, eam le he in harness. hy vtake of” $100, half Cesena iver to the second best, for all horses, inside stoke of $50, hale fertel’y & purso, mile hoa 5 to weigh &50 Ibs.) STAKKA. stake of $25, half forfelt, for ches. mile heats. f $25, half forfeit, for mile heats, best 3in 5, ‘os, three or more to make d stakes to close dden's Hotel, eof $60, with for all Horree that never ne. Cwaeemaine P 29—Parse $10, with ai 5 i wiper aa » Ma stakes to come cf 8 of April and May. Novice Be ie understood by sil horse owners, for this ear, 1852, that all purses offered by this track, it must be , and two to start, Fe0 OF more to MaKe SHYT BNEDIKER, Proprietor. OLOTHING. eee - ., 441 BROAD- BBRUARY.—ALFRED ety! & CO. es invite buyers to their extensive: read: rae a Slotdne, Boys’ thing, farnishin, Ethatcento sud roralle’ Ono pris for geode—mo devinslon, $. SUITS. A WHOLE SUIT OF ELEGANT CLOTH- and fan i ¢~ consisting of oloth Coat, cxcsimore Pants, bey Vee site Frock ond Degas Conte of she beet me, ‘Emanship, from 0 aerinle Guarconte felling. at astonishing low priess. Odd Follows’ Hall, corner of Grand and Contre strocte. SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES sand, paying oash, curren’ mon coat on maktag applications by one COWEN, 17 Wall street, Dato- all kinds note or otherwise, to cnent. 0 ast Crowning wae Min or shri HBrance tos, LB tah ctanlle mmf AST OWF OLOVHING AND FURNITURE Ladies tlemen having any clo re] ice OF Ken te Sicinte. fait eagh peice by matae the enhrartder, a6 his resi oF shrough the sttendod by lars. Deseldory; | ‘: ¥ 5 Comore eae naa men, ; sowelty, cok qocds bo. dinpoue of, ean ob¢nin ® fair ongh price the enme, y sonding for the subseriber, Ahrough she pont. Ladies atsended by Sones. were COHEN, 66 Kim sireot. qv AST-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURS WANTED.— Ladies and frntiejen ean obtain the highess oah price for costeofl clothing, furnitnee, jewelry, y sending ‘through ie aswel ire it yh at ‘sheir resi dene le Mé 5 ‘* S.LEVENSTYN, 400 Broad ray, uD stair. ABT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED— Ladios and gentimen having any clothing, arnt stook goods, to dy he rame, by brough the p ‘ re ¥ WAL ROAD LIN roe Tae ipbis, af ok. A. M., from pler No.1, Norsh iver, foos ot Battery pleco, by stonimbost JOHN POTTER guy (anday cephel) arriving. st Philadelphia, 80 4 25 oA mn ” ‘one 89; second clase, are isle, Aeeits fW YORK AND PRUAD BYall and. Pxproes Lines, shrovgh tw 436 houre, Railron’, vin Jorse: ys tog Now York at pied foot of Cortl ands avr A.M. snd 6. M, Liherty ates =lonve Phiindei ph! mo hovre, from foot of Walnut street, Faro reduced bo $8 for first olacn, and #2 50 for tooond olase. Ttimors, Washington, and Charleston through tiokess In the above and y Inegege onrricd ia tho @ ab P.M Work, with shrough oon- YROM PULLADBLPHIA, TEND. indies and gentleman of thie olty, ‘ i Law Mattors, tatorpreting Droams, aoe, Lau aea ke mech ee et Bed oi ote Rams of etn Readenae Gi garry. &1n0 tho nei Meenee derwoon Clinton rnd rate, cvutlemen, os do ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSBUK.—P. T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; John Greonwood, Jr., Assist- ant Admission to the entire - ate.; der 10 ye: Feb, Benefit of look. the delightful comedy of a will ligetoge 4! are Antipodean Foat of Proforssor MsCormiok, who will walk the under surface of & slab ot marblo, with his feet upward sin i dowswards. After which, To'clook, THE ‘Fost by’ Pro! c + The Buck Bye Strt) enty Page. syouth- ful giant, 16 years old, and soven feet high, may now bo seon. BERNACLE.—MR, AUGUSTUS BRAHAM RK- fapeettalt “ye ounces $o the mu: public, that ho will evening. March 1st, which oosasion Mr. 4 Mi + Gren George F. Bristow, Conductor. eck Precisely, Tickets 50 osnts plac to commen bad at the ITISH CONCERT.—MIS8S J. he Soattich Vooaliet, takes p any friends and the public, tha ¢ Broadway Tabernacle, on Wednesday evening, 25, and in order to suit the different tastes of the he ‘concert will consist of Italian, English, and jonich Music. On this oooasion, Miss Reynoldson will be assisted by tho following eminent talent:—Biqnors li Valentini, prima donna; Miss Drummond, tho Amori vooslin\; Signor Paravelli, tenor; Mr, Wm. Bi and E Kanski, blind planios, Weyde will preside at the pianoforte. Ticko bo had at the principal m tores, and at t evening of tho concert. Doors open at7; concert to com- menco ab3. HILHARMONIC SOCIETY.—TENTH third Concert of this be evening, February 28, 126: duotor, Mr. T, Biafela. at Bcharfen borg & Lr 483 Brom xe1's, No. 213 Fulton stecet, Brooklyn. Ti at.the hotels and tho above stores. By orde J. L. Ension, Secretary. HO.T RAND FAREWELL CONCERT.---THE ALLECHANI- ans respectfully apprise their friends that they will ive their Farewell Concerts in Metropolitan Hall, on Mon- jay and Wednesday evenings, Maroh 1 and 3, being poritive- ly the Jast and only opportunities they will hav e of singin in Now York prowous to ombarking for Oalifernia. Sevora: original songs for the occasion. Tickets twen- cents. Rosorved sats Sfiy conte, Particulars hero- NNIE REYNOLD- asare in announcing ae will givo s Con e after. RAND SCOTTISH CONCERT BY THE FRAZER mily, at Hope Chapel, Broadway, on Tuesday, Thu! dsy, and Saturday oveniogs, and on Friday ovening ab Kutokerbocker Hall, Righth avonue and Twenty-third sb,, commencing at Bo'oloek. Tickets 25 conta, (200s. NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 97 BOWERY, —Tnesday and Wed Superb horzemaa- ship by Mr. J.J. Natl tifal infantile artis Master Philo Nathsna, ‘he ¥ Sends and bis troupe of por r. R. Son Smith, Gankins, Mrs. Cole, and M with “ 8t. Goorge and the Drego On Thuraday evoning, it of the two clowns, J. Myers and Bobby Williams. AST WEEK —WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON 8A- turdey, Februsry ‘he exhibition ef Loutse’s great national picture of Washington Crossing the Delaware,” ab Stuyvesant Institute, 659 Broadway. |, Messrs, ie Sands. FIRAROIA. 13,000 79, 204%, AT SIX PER CENT INTE. rest, in o1 im; also shi aaune rate of interes : Foal ortate tn thus ofty, JOHN No, 33 Wail street, corner of Broad, = WANTED—AND AN ACTIVE BUSINESS $5, 000 max, to engage with tno advertiser, who has ike smoubt, in ® manu(sotnring busi that will pay atleast $15,000 per you: oss in Philadelphia ‘ao will bo clearly shown at an intervow. Address B. B., namo and rosidence. this office, givin -WANTED, A PERSON WITH THIS CASH amount, to engsge with & business man in an 8 LE—8iX SHARES OF BOWERY INSURANCE Company's Stock, at 100, Apply at the office. £1 BEATT: ON UNION BANK OF LONDON, Nasional Bank of Sootland, snd Bolfsst, Bankiag Company of Ley] peel Cae ‘these banks constantly for a Or IMTAYLOR BROTURRS: No.76 Wall st, oor. Posel._ SZ. AND CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERAGE, FOL warding and Generat Commission House.—' ud soriber solicits f the rters ofthis sud he Reigaboring citice. Yeats ot. capenence en anda shorough knowlodgs ‘ie the business, enable him to [ors & most prompt completion ot oe ons back No.8 Broad street, noxt door to Wall street, P. ¥;,BYBNES &,00., NO. 69 SOUTH STREET, NEW e York, and No. 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool, have for sale Sight payable In every town throughout Ireiand, Scotland and Wales; are also agents for wallow Line of Liverpeol and London packets, the sar, Dramatic, and 81. Geos iverpool Rt ia ove Hnes can be had. sailing weekly. Certifioates for th: U ‘a Z Line of Li obote, and’ X Line ot London eof Liv r packeter ao by ay. of which ships can be engaxed on fearcusble vorma. AYABLE AT ANY BANK IN Brnsis ant Teolend. Parcsly, fewerded parte of the worl, by EDWARDS, SANFORD & Co., + Adams & Co's, 16 and 18 Wall streot. Goods cleared on arrival, and forwarded with . Bills ootl f reiqns want ¥ dispe toh, ected, &e., We. Bank of Bncland an od. ONRY. —A. 8. GIBBS, COMMISSION AGENT, WILL always accommodate persons with mei math su T personal property; attend to sellit a loving Heal’ Eetate; Collovting Mente, 0, Office 28 Brondway, fourth floor. ONEY TO LOAN. BERAL CiSH ADVANCES on pleasing term! of dry goods, groceries, ra, and merchandise general Also, on diam: watoh- . geld or silverware, and oth wel &o., &o omptitude, it aps ¢ and¢ retion. ot adhered ‘to, at hie old sts pply to Cash Offiee Agoncy, 83 Nassau \y cond floor, front room. ONEY. —MONEY MAY BE OBTAINED FOR SHORT peri ia sohos, plats, jowelry, dry noo the Panic General Agency 01 eet, corner of the Pacific Bank. The strictest oon tdenoe and hon on. Office hours from 9 40 3, and and bolet may de relies from 6 07 o'clock. Houses, Lands, &c., for saic r. REMOVED FROM PARK PLA “i ONEY.—SMALL SUMS OF MONBY MAY BS OB tained for short peri Dry Goods, Gold or Silver See eee onto neta, Mantel metas ep er by applrias te tne deere? OTICE.—THE PROPRIETOR OF A FANCY STORE, cote hed for & number of yoars, in the best looation in Broad way, being about retiring from business, would like to find ® person, pockoesing & cortain capital, to take his suo- excion. For particulars, apply a Broadway, in ry tho 610. ANTERD-A PERSON WITH $3,000 TO $5,000 CASIT WwW capital, to engage with the ad oe in a vory luora- ti 4 exclusive manufacturing b joining tivy, "510,400 er may be reslised, Address M. BE. G., Broadway Post Office. AEW PUSLICAPIONS. ae 1 REAT ATTRACTION.—ONLY TWO CENTS.—CON- k's Now York Revelilo:—Firs pago— rrice bis ewn Bundles; Musquito Apology, a cemic poom; Dirty Talo of Kin Adie, 8 Le Bpains erage) e Re bord e Fortunes of a Workingman— Cougiy—by Clarence Linden; the Miro Btory of Amazin In Maing Temperance La end Forbesr; the King of the Swamp. novpeement of she Grand lion k Revoille”; Our Fes awe; Bad ‘i N: Cat ev Pritowipg Lender with ‘ sheet she Sohoolm How Wilt Los his : Tat upon the Oity Rabe “Taat” Ox Useful So ty tion; rivco of Vengeance: Lafayotte’s Repliot Rat-tat, or Tit fo; A fnagee ri Somenety et s Plays shortly ndition of the Times; lays Poa Galen! the Go o other Way; Old as Adam; oelot 6, & new Roms oe, b: g Alsbame Atory; ¥ obi; Anoedotos; Frosh Rili- &o; ® Dialogno; Enoush A " Koesuth. On sate by tho newsboye and po- ical agente in all tho prinotpal cities, BARION & CO,, Publichors, 17 Ann streot. Said; * More ti PW PRENCA PUBLICATION.—PROFSS8ORS N HICHARD & MOUTON, 63 Broadway, wi bls! a new liter ARTIN LUTNER'S BIBLE, POLL ‘dition of 1700, in fine order; also ae ely low pri ; 0 Bngravi u and others, sh Ot00%, ag by « 0, 60 * NEA sulky 101 Nase yerass, Regerayos To OPPRESSION AND PAN ATICISM.— iT Grand Mave Meeting, in favor of tha najural and ima- ble rights of she citizen, the rights of prepie:v. md peiee n of the commercial and manufacturing intorosts of the city of Now York, irrespective of party, ed to the cont ted. maven to disfran- y feo interests of our city, to other States, by she passage of what is sd th laine Liquor Lay qa 'y ruinous te commercial and manufacturing freedom, will hold a MASS MEBTING, AT METROPOLITAN HALL, On Frivay EVENING, THY 7TH Ni Yolock, P. M., for bh the, ou tranoou NY ‘the intere: hi rob many of &: of rent rights gui toall by the stitution of our country. If rights of f ¢ our people aro worth preserving, it is inoumbect on every od cit'ven to attend this mochivg. We call upon allelasaee of ity, ae all arc interestod, to aid us in atioal movement, that will not o: Juded to, bud will surely rat me and thus inoro: Culbert & Finlay, OLNichols, JL Knapp & Son, Bass, Clark & Dibbto, Btillwell, Brown & Co, i & & Van Nostrand, Charles F Park & Co, Haggorty, Gree: , David Demaray, ooli wi Bosson & Brower, W & A Marsh, Conck! More, Plats Brush & Son, Williamson & Vail, Beephen Wrey, Geo M Brainerd & Co, Gusekeabush & Hamilton, Popoon, U!oott & Co, & M Oolwoli, R MeMarray, ly & Bouire, Marten Y Bunn, = a ines & Brother, A Bininger & Co, Hunt & Averill, Geo Hi. Shu OL& A Ferris, Nathen Harper, Bortrand Glo F Shuchard HHoshsneon, * Kmdon, Walters & Co, Grosnnan Brothore, IFC Thie Wm Prioo, Atwater, Knapp & Woodruff, Z& J Fairchild, wo E Muldouer, Thos H Lano, T Babichs, Dan'l Aug Delino, MS Henriques, LW kchmidt, 4 D Blanche, BN Henriques, ¥ Durand & Go, D M Bonriques, Barolay & Livingston, F Mo¥arlan, Booth & Winsor, 1B Munn, 0 & A Wetmore & Co Wiencrs & Phillips, Buckloy & Jennings, Gat D Smith, Overman & Baxter, Hotchkiss, Fennor & Co, Kont, Lowbers & Co, Eddy & Lathrop, Mo Bride, Sheldon & Uo, Fuller & Kellogg, John 1 Baby, Denton Smith & Co, ‘Thomas B Jewott, Hi Bwity, Wm W Clay, Yelvorton & Fellows, R B Greenwood, AB Hopo & Co, Levi, Apger & Bhotwell & Dogchor, mS Wright, G E Baldwin, Robt Munson, 2¥ }eamin, 88 Jones & Go, vi Pawlis Ky, ‘m Depew, Ms Goo H Sms, Btorer & Btephenson, ., PuGy, Moller, Sand'& Riora, Lowit & Brown, Litobiield, Jervis & Co, Chamberinin, Loo & Co, Howes & Co, James § Francis, Thoo T Edgerton’ & C», Thompson & Wilkins, EP 1. bert, Sackett, Bynes & Co, Domingues & Avessn1a, MFR mer, uttman, PA Hirsc! Miohael Ferguson, Geo & W Gillespie, Chas Wolfe, Wade, Morrison & Jo, EG Mather, 5 H Wilson, Fingg, Jr, Kebins & Davos, Honry Kobins, Ferdinand Hughes, Androws & Kandoll, KG Burlage, Corns Oakley, Jr, MT B Tiere, Bdward Oa Blow & March, A Atkins, FB Coursen, ¥'S Schlessinger, Ke Jno A Moore, Kas + BG Hand, a MoLsughlin & Wiley, Fy Thislomann & Arthurs, George Ables, D Heards, J8 Martin, RO Edwards, COken tmith Dayton & Sprague, BT Nicoll & Co, BY Evans, W WV Colt, Edw W Tiers & Co, Gill, Gillets & Noyen, MH Caidwell, Robert F Floyd, WB Sory meer, y Boliam, Chas WD Blossem, Ssmuel Newby, Co, Bateman & Rudderow, ‘Thos H Silkman, Geo D Davis, J Wicholnaueon, Teanc H Ahrens, Nathan Starr, John Whitloo! James Christopher, Peroy R Pyne, Adam Ellingwood, Wm det wor J Taylor & Uo, Udolph o Welt jo} olfe, John B Hardy, Wm A Thompson, a itlemore, Jefferson Smith, Patrick Collins, Robert Boyle, Thomas Lawron0e, Teaac Edwards, George Clabon, ry Sha Yee Whisk ry Fonner, MoMiuler, & Artbar, Charles Eng'er, Pyast & Walnere, A Seignette & Co, J Richardson, M Connolly, O'Kell; Charles 8 ye Wisner & Phillips, Hichard Hartshorne, HA tuan & B Crassons. Von Valker burgh & M Wm Henry Franklin, L Appleteoi Job Wm H forymoor, Arthur Boyce, E& J P chamberlin. M O'More, A Lane, WwW BS: Luens & Laryens, Bopj 8 Fullerton. J BShaw. Boot & Haynard, N Wm B& A Miles, DL Ormsby, Alex McLachoau. John MeMichaal. AM Alling. V Barsalou, sae vo names aro buts small part of the whole num- a iiaveee th L Ate ly over thirty theu- 10 Albany, romonstrat against the ps ‘sino Law, or any eimiisr one. Som nd-meking be- all, Among G twenty thousené others are already to at thousand remot ante hanics, manufacturers, pb. . 6 Cupteyed in the various 0 trial pursuits, If ro resperteble and numero mm of our people, all remoretrating against the @ of fn odious and oppressive law, our Legiali beware how they this mighty city, entirely dirregar: thousand remoni do rob aémonis ituting nearly our Title weight ab Albany. bat mon who support 1@ prosperi sy oat will compare well, point of respect enor temperance, in all things, with aneqaal number of those who havo signed the petition asking for the Pacenge of an odious Jaw. EXPRESS AGENCIES, GREAT CALIFORNIA EX ossouzers 0 GROTHR js up water- {, in pack N arges made for cording Boe seating, or consular foes, No. 3 Broad street, near W . A apocia’ ugh Measongor will leave our office ab Biabpast two o’olock, 20th inst, Who will take charge of im- portant dispatones. ——————————————————————— ORS CARRIAGHS, te, | NEW YORK HORSE DAZAAK, 81 CROSBY STRAET. Auction Sele ot Horses, Oseriagos, inrness, Se. evory Monday au ay. at 12 o'alook, Persons ha dispose of will please oall and have ii rogistsrod. Laie bathe JUaN ht. GATFLELD, Proprictst. {OR SALE—A CONCORD BUILT HOTRL COACH, F Abbott's make, in good order, and has beon but little vsed Apply to WILLIAMS & DINGDR, Goachmakers, 14 Amity place, (Laurens street, ) bobwooa Bleecker an streets. OR SALE—A GREY HORSS, FIVE YEARS OLD, lately oo from Vormont. Can tro} ® mile in lees (han three minutes. Apply at 21 Bowery. 7 GRAY MORSE, ABOUTPIXTERN | in all harness, troe driver, sad good | did Tilbury, The above will be sold ie going to California. ‘To be soon \F BtToobe ORSALE OBE, hands high, traveller; 6 vors obeap, as the ows 8) Willism Suczwood’ NOR SALR—A PAIR OF MATCHED sR’ FULL | 1 bi sve ave and six yoars old, sonag@and kind, Those sont from the couatey to the ndvortisor to nn of Horses for light work ‘They tage Savard y, at 124 War- bh apply ab 66 Fenel THE THMPERANOK QUESTION. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Rumored Miseonduet of New Mexican Officers, Debate on the Railroad Land Bills in Congress. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. THE CANAL EXCITEMENT. THE MANDAMUS CASE AT FOND’, Ber, Bory Ser From Washington City. SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST THE OFFICFRS 01 MEXICO—THK WHEELING BRIDGE CASK SPECIAL CORRESVONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, Whasiraron, Feb, 24-10 P.M. NEW ‘The cabinet has been engaged in investigating serious cbarges against the Governor and Chief Justios of New ‘The charges are of such « character as, if at all Mexico, sustained, must lead to thelr prompt dismissal, Mr. Btewart addressed the Supreme Oourt to-day, in support of a motion asking the court to decide whether the obstruction which it has been decided the Wheeling bridge presents, will bs obviated by the creation of « As the court, in its late decision, pointed out two modes of abating the nuisance—by raising the bridge, or making a draw, eighty feet wide, over the west channel, sufficient draw—it is believed the application will be de cided favorably. The cost of the draw is eetimated at re- venty thousand dollars, and of raising the bridge at two hunéred and twenty-five thousand dollars, X. ¥. Z. MINT. tox, Feb. 24, 1°62. NEW YORK BRANC Wasnt The Committee of Ways and Means heve recolyd to Teport a New York Branch Mint bill. WHIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Wasuuaron, Feu. 2, 1862. PRTITIONS, Mr, Cooren, (whig) of Pa., presented four remonstran- ces against the extension of Woodworth’s patent. Also, four petitions for a modification of the tariff; seven pe- tions against Sundsy mails; and five petitions for the improvement of the Delaware river. THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ON MEXICAN CLAIMS, Mr. Mason, (dem.) of Va., trom the Committee on Foreign Relations, asked to be discharged from the fur- ther consideration of petitions asking an investigation into the decisions of the late Board of Commissioners on Claims against Mexico. and suggested that they be ro ferred to @ select oommittes. aid on the table. THE AKMY AND NAVY IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. Mr. Gwinn, (dem.) of California, reported a bill for increasing the pay of the army aud navy engaged in Calitornia and Oregon THE NEW YORK MINT MEMORIAL, Mr. Bonzanp, (dem.) of Ark., reported adversely upon the motion to print the memorial of the New York Ubam- ber of Commeroe, asking for the removal of the mint to New York. Agreed to, THE WAREHOUBING SYSTEM, Mr. Hunter, (dem ) of Va , gave notice of a bill amenda- tory of several acts of Congress relating to the ware- housing system. THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Mr. Bontany introduced a joint resolution declaring that each State, at the next Presidential election, shall be entitled te electoral votes equal to wat she is entitled to under the enumeration of 1340. He said he had no doubt that such # course was proper and just, and was in accordance with the constitution; but to settle it au- theritatively, he heped this joint’ resolution would be paseed. Referred to the Judiary Committee, THR BRAZILIAN COMMISEION. Mr. Mason cated up the joint resolution extending the time for closing the commission under tho treaty with Brazil. The time of extension was fixed at four months; and the resolution passed. THE (OWA RAUKOAD LAND BILL. The bill granting land to Lowa, to aid in the construo- tion of certsin railroads, was taken up, and Mr. Geren, (whig) of Mo, commenced @ speech in support of it. He referred to, and read all the legis!ation relative to publio lands, from the time of the Continental Congress to the yretent day. Hemaintained thatthe new States had rot the same rovereignty over the tetritory within their mite as the old States. The old Stat of land within their limite, while the new States had power to tax butasmail portion. He examinedand resd etatistics, showing the immense value to the United Btates of this immunity from taxation, and held that the States had an equitable right to this tax. Ia esti- mating the amount of the fund arising from the equitable right to receive taxes from the United btater, he adopted Mr. Sumuer’s calculation, and ex- tended it s0a8 to make an estimate of what was due to each Btate. He eaid there were 20,000,000 of acres in Missouri yet undisposed of, from which the State, of course, derived no texes. Without concluding, Mr. G. gave way to a motion to adjourn—and the Seuate adjourned, House of Representativer. Wasurxaton, Feb, 24, 1852, MEMORIAL IN FAVOR OF A MINT IN NEW YORK, Mr. Briocs, (whig), of N. Y., presented the memorial of the Chamber of Commerce, of New York, asking for the removal of the mint from Philadelphia to that city. Referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, LAND FOR RAILROADS LX MIssoUrT, The Houre resumed the consideration of the bill grant" ing the right of way, anda donation of public land,to Misouri, to aid in the construction of @ railroad from St. Joseph’s to Hannibal, and from st. Louis to the western line of that State, Mr. Orr, (dem) of 83. C, said he had examined the bill, and had come to the conclusion to vote for it. He argued that Cangress has the eonstitu- tional power to make the donation asked for, and quoted Cwhoun, Cass, and others, in support of his position. He said that this bill was not tobe scouted—first, elther on the plea of unconstitutionality, or, eecondly, on the pisa that it is anti-republican or anti-democratic. He didnot think either of these pretexts was sufllcient to drive the bill from the Houre Many advantages will resuit to the government from this polioy—tiret, im bringing into market lands which have been exposed for sale for thirty years, and which will remain unsold for fifty years to Come, unless you open railroads, or other meaas of con- veyarce, for the products of the interior. He gave an illustration, namely: A railroad was coustructed from Cherleeton to Hamburg, in South Carolina, aad, as a con- sequence, lands defore worth only ten cents an acre, on the lines of the road, izcreased to from two and 4 half to five dollars an acre. A bill willbe introduced to give lands te Florida, for railroad purpoves, Her land will be unentered fora hundred years, unless this be done, Nothing is to be taken out of the treasury by granting these lands for such purpores. On the contrary, money Will be brought into it; for the demand for lands. as weil as their prioe, will increase jast in proportion as you as- sist in opening up the means of transportation. He showed the propriety of granting lands, as asked for by the bill under eonsideration, esying thet the road was ia the | direction of Utab, Oregon, aad California, and spoke of | the importance of having a speedy communication with ovr Indien frontiers. In conclusion. he expressed shop that not only this, but other siinilar bille, will be passed, end that Congress will deal liberally with the fair daugh- ters of the Weet Mr. Wricn, (whig) of Obio, gave notice of an amond- ment, which he explained by saying that it proposes to take the road named in the bill, which commences at St. Louis, and then goes to the western line of Missouri, and continue this road through the States of Illinois, tndi- ans, and @ part of Ohio, to Cincimnati, and thence through Ohio to some point on the line of Washiagton county, on the Ohio river, at or near Marietta, or a town in Virginia,on the opposite shore, and then to three forks cu the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Virginia—thus connecting the two roade at the extremes, ‘The amendment, he said, proposes to carry out the prin- ciple of the bill so far as miay be practicable, Before he concluded, the morning hour had expired, BOUNTY FAND WARRANTS ‘The Houre went into Committee of the Whele on the bill explanatory of the bounty laud warrauis of 1545, and for other purposes. Araendimenta were offered and debated in five minute speeches, but moconglusion was arrived at whea the Committee rose. THE HON, JOHN F DARBY, OF Mo Mr. J.P Daxpy, (whig) of Miseoori, who was strickon with paralysis on the day before the meeting of Congress, Yes this afternoon brought into the hall for the first time, inaehair, The Speaker left his chair, went dowa him, and there administered the oath. A good deal of pathy was expressed for this member, The House | then adjourned, ‘The India Democratic Convention. Oincinwats, Peb. 94, 1852. ‘The following are the nominations of the Indiana Demceratic Convention Jos. A Wright, for Governor ; Mr. Wellard, for Lieut Governor; for Supreme Jaden, Mesars, Btewart, First district; Perkins, Besond do.; Davidson, Third do; Reach, Fourth do.; Auditor, J. P Duon; Treasurer, Klijah Newland; Secretary, DMr. linydea; Clerk of the Supreme Court, Wm. B. Beaoh ; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mr, Larrabee. Lm, Keb, 24 1802 ‘The Kentucky whig State Convention met this afcer- neon wt Frankfort, but owing to the wires being down aorcas the rivar, we shel! be unable to send the pro ceedings before to morrow, Tho trial of Osivia Pain. banks for gegro stoming is pecgresning -WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1852. TWO CENTS. | PRICE From the § Capital, LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS—THE GOVERNOR'S APPOINT- MENTS—TERTOTALI°M--THR DRLAWARR AND HUD- BON CANAL COMPANY—CHANCERY FUND COMMIM HONER— DEAF AND DUME—THE MANDAMUS cal avorne REFUSAL TO PAY PRAFTS, ETC. L CORRESPONDENCE OF THR MEW YORK MXRALD. Acoary, Fob. 4—7 P.M. No business of importance was transactet in the Senate The Cuban Prisone in Spi TO THE EVITOR OF THK NEW YORK HERALD. Viao, Sraiw, January 18, 186%. Sufferin o of the Survivors of the Lopez Expedition as Prd tomers on board the Guatemala~Apathy of the Spanteh Officers toward them—Starvation Scale of their Rationeme Gi ateful Notice of Captain R. M. Grider, and the Am-ricen Minister, Mr. Baringer—Meannese of the Vice-Conet to-day. Ab 1B o'clock the doors were cored, for the pur. | Vise —Encomium of Mr. Thrasher—Tribute to Leper, apiece cman tn ate ee the rears "P00 | Conceiving that a fow particulars of the sorrows end moet important were for harbor master in this city, and | “eublee through which this band of deluded and mis- for canal appraisers. This is the frst exeoutive day that guided youngsters have passed, would be interesting te the demecrats have enjoyed @ majority stace the oom. | 7OUF tenders andthe American publio at large, I have re- mencement of the fossion, and it is thought wo confirma. | *!¥ed upon whiling away @ leisure hour in portraying, to tiowe were msde, though there Were enimated dicous. | the bert of my ability, the woes that have beset them clows. since thetr rather equivocal departure from the “Gem of Mr. Bnow introduced the Maine Liquor law bill in the the Antilles" Packed in a small and ill-aired hold, pros- horn of two | | | | THE ANTI RENTERS ADMITTED TO BAIL PROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT Acnany, Feb. 26, 1952 Joteph and Jonathan Tarner, the anti-rent ringleaders: Were examined before Police Justion Cole, to day. Mr Fish swears positively to their being prosent at the time he was tarred and feathered, and also as to their being engeged in the not. The souusel for the prisoners then demanded thet t! shonid be admitted to bail, which wan grented, aud accordingly Hugh J. Hastings editor | type of the Knickerbocker Orville H Chittenden, Qounty Sar. | 4) regate, and two others, entered their resognizanoes in | , the sum of $1,500 for the appearance of the prisoners be fore the next Grand Jury. NEW VOR LEGISLATURE. Bonute. Acnavy, Fed 24, 1952 THE PROPORED NEW PARK IN Kew TORK. Mr. MeMuunay (dem) presented a remonstrance sane the proposed new park at Jones’ Wood, New ‘ork, trated upon their backs, and adorned with jewelry of Arcembly. A large umber of petitions were presented. | h . SEETEE tease. themennd, somdasien Gow trom | M@Molont weigbtto gratify the most inordinate vanity, ‘county contained ten thousand rignatares breathing a close and confined atmosphere, and nearly A report ls forthooming by which it will be made to | guffooating from excessive heat, twas thus that one ham- eyeee that the pope ind Hudson Canal Company are and sixteen hopeful patriots departed on board the dpa whey hancery famde was Guatemala from that island,on which they had landed contemplated missioners to day; so th bnt one short month before, with bigh hopes andthe Without a clerk, will be provided for, brightest enticipations. To assert that we were melan- | f $2.00 ‘ ou ate site Geanke Stahemse: ne OTN Seminoles OnE Ue | cay enter those combined evils, wotld be giving bate. The pupils of the Deaf and Dumb Institute of New | faintides of the settled gloom that depressed every York will giveanexhibition in the Assembly Ohamber | heart ard lengthen every countenance; for to all of on Thursday evening. These annual p are] - - bighiy intererting to the rural m: the | Ue Was presented the prompect of a long vozage and the means of obtaining liberel domations from the Leglala- | certainty of sioknen,and perhaps death, in our waak ture, which are well deserved and broken condition. That the Iatter was not our The arcument in the mandamus oxse i Fonda conti. | : nce Mr. Paige ocoupie’ tent of ts day in raply to | Portion, ¥e have but to thank a beneficent Providenes, the question. Judge Cary raid he world not trouble | for no claim to our gratitude can bs extended to the offt- imecif ebout considering the coostitutionality of the | cers of th ol, who paid n ner of Canal law. Ths eoust neem laceuwied oh equenstens ce mee he ven ress Paid no manner of regard to sanitary from all parte cf the State. The Canal Auditors acknow- | T#ulations, and (had we not made proper exertions owr- leage his refusal to pay drafts drawn upon him by | relves) would have slowed us to wallow in dirt and filth Comminienes Mather Ho raye he has the advioe of @ | tn doomed: f bs prominent whig lawyer that atil the Canal Board ap- x reas rs eee ny werobenpetned,. One etme prove of the contracts, there is no perfect contract, and | MABder united in his nature every reqnisite of the mow that to pay money upon them till there in some legal | perfect genticman; but, unfortunately for us, hin waa pre- adjndication of their validity, while it might subject che ted by protracted il P01 Btate to great pecuniary loss, would. in that event | a fe be — _ illnees from paying that attention rarily bring upon bit sme public ceneure Oa ths | (0Ur Wants that he would readily have given had his cther hand. it is contended that drafts made by the h permitted, Intelligence of evil never reached Oommissioners are suflicient youohers for him his ear without sur procuring imme@iate relief, and we The expreas train on the Hudson River Kailroad cam» | but + th: fs . thenoehi ba theee bi re the can but regret that his inferiors were so not only im stoppages renk, but im every feeling that adorns humanity, and im every (uality Chat bespeaks the gentleman Imagive, if you oan, ten baif-etarved and omeciated countenances, grouping overasmall tub containing foed enough probably for one able-bodied man, and shoval- ling the aforesaid food Into oblivion as fastas homam locomotion and its steaming heat would permit, and you Will have a fairt idea of the ladicrous picture We pre- rented, twice a day, for around hundred, on board ow crazy bark And in the morning toner with what in- creble exaotners our small basket of pread was portioned out, each pile, to a erumb, the proto. of Its neighbor, and es nicely spportioned if the soales of the Bank of Kegiand had been ployed Im weighing It, and you can sealize the ex- tent of our hunger apd our neat approximation to star- vation point. Insober tarnestoens. the quantity of food allowed Ut Wer sonDdalous; we esteemed it nam broad grin of fortune if we realised seven spoonfalls of beans for dinner, end half @ pint of bread rep or mash for sup> per uch strokes of good luck raroly came to- add to our miseries, before we renchod Vadis our bisenit became bugey and unit to eat, but at that city this lart grontest evil wae remedied by a feesh rupply. A bly to the recommendations of our good friend, d others in Havana, our commandant inted Captain Robert M Crider to take charge of to this gentioman we are in- fort or jadulgence was gramt- Ills attention to our interests, and the prompt regard he bestowed upon whatever we en- trusted to bis administration, merita the gratitade of every Intellgon’ individuslamonget us A few disaffeot dividue «have endeavored to detract from hia well- rerned reputation; but the oak can resist » etorm that | Weuld level trees of leave growth and vo effort of theirs cam tm apy wer affect the rity of one eo univer- wally esteem. ‘Phe intelligence of our relonss from bondage reached De at ® tins ve were more than usually depressed, freao the fast that many of us (British eubjeety) had ob- | tained their perdor. avd thet with eo much pomp end cireumstance as to induce ue to believe that our fate ees fixed. Our kind aod excellent afinister, Mr. Ber- | ipeee. wrofe often and cheeringly; and it was in hie j | REPORTS ON BILLA. Mr. Wanp (whig) reported favorably on the bil to in orease the power of the Board of Supervisors Mr. Coxcyn (dem ) reported favorably on the bill to change the name cf Ge lege. TURE Botice of a dill to promote debted for what of ed as while on beard. a0 Mr. Bantirrr (dem.) gave agriculture. WANTED RELATIVE TO THR Gf unnay Offered & resolution, whic! u to, callirg on the Comptroller for information » condition of the general fund. BILLS PASIED, An ect vesting in the Untied States the litle to certain lauds on Gardner's Island. An act to change the name of the Bu‘falo and Cohoo- ton Railroad. The Senate then went into exeoutive session, and aftor- wards adjouraed. Assembly. Arnamy, Feb 24, 1852. THE CHANCERY FUND=ONK COMMIB- TONER The spreial order being the bill relative to Chancery fands, it was taken up in committee. The question waa | on paying the commissioners six dollars per day while own handwriting and essy style, that the first news of cor restoration to liberty greeted us We cannot toe bigbly a¢mire the persevering earnestness with which be s\ruggied for cur pardon, nor can we express, in laa- surge cur gratitude for the glorious boom he has pre- nted ur wilb—freedom employed, instead of $2660 per year, We landed ot Vigo, ¢eoidediy a “hard looking set,” owe cerments feant and worn, derefected, and, in some ia- ad eeelliee eereaant povepind, that the pee | Tisaess, hetieas shee. fue Viee Goma a4 aos eeatew diem and travelling expenses ehould not exceed $2 000 per annum. After a long debate, it was deoided that there should be bat one commissioner, whore salary shall be $2000 per thet attention npow us that cur wants demended, and it ‘as many deys before we were ali ontiitted; but he le @ Epenierd. end we eaunot blame bim for want of atteeh- ear, He is to be appointed by the Governor. ment te thoes whom his countrymen etigmatise af : fome other fase dan of pd special importance, was Pirstes. He bas acted throug! t as if @ traneacted, and the Assembly adjourned. cen! expended was out of hie own pocket, the fruits of this mirguided economy are now vial- bie for onr clothes are already giving out, and long befcre we reoeh the States we will be all but naked. Be insists upon It, that we are not recoguized as Americam Citizens | but in my humble opinion, the very fact of his claiming ur coder the late rcyal decree of pardon, te of iteelfan act orreeognition The beye requested of him @ fiyail eupply of money, (one dollar each,) but be has po- fitively refured to make soy ruch eppropriation, affirm- ing that, should he do #0, the will cor of own pocket. I mey be takteken, but I really do think that pinety doliers. more or less. will make but little difterence to Uncle Som, if be foots his nephews’ other lisbilitiee in Bpain We had the plrorr Movements of Kossuth, Cover bd. 24, 1852. Koreuth spoke at Covington, K. d His health is ioproving, and he is to address 4 Union meeting here | to-morrow, He will leave next Tuesda: ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW ~LATE FROM | POKTO CAUELLO, ETC. | Parapeienta, Fob. 94, 1962 | The propeller City of Glasgow, Capt. Wylie, arrived at her dock this afternoon. She brings 49 passengers, | and over 2400 packages ef merchandise She left of meeting Mr. Thrasher here, tomed Livereoe) the dit ar On ine Isth inst, abe spoke the some Coys jvarentining, With acous! jacket ship Marmion, from New York for Liverpool. iberality, altbough not very well rupplied with resources Pie bark Paez from Porto Cabello, the Oth iat , has | hisonelt made use dovation of ff “ap arrived at this port. The country was quiet when she | lke sixty cont 20 Oe im for this countey, left, and mercantile affairs active. The United Stal where you o ebip Cyane hed arrived from 8an Juan. The Canal Board, at theiz meeting this morning, in Marrieburg, passed a resolution for opening the canals om the 12th of Mareh | From th STEAMBOAT SUNK—FIVE L Procure a» much for a cent as youcan fifteen at home, Mr, Thrasher writes me from Bot been released, as we had would be, but giving ne further Infermation hin se thing allow me to assure you—@ * aud warm-hearted polished gem ot this pare rd et me briefly mention that e rumor has reached bere concerning several remarks im | Lirnt. Van Vechtem’s letters. It is tated that he says, | tn ene portion of them, that General Loper was more Of | lers intoxteated during the whole time we were on the | island: ardsgain, that the General was compelled to A grand parade of mil{tary, &o , took place at Norfolk | horrewhip come of (he mento make them do battle. yenterday, in honor of Washington's birth-day. | Hither of these statements ie an atrocious faleehood; Lola Montez Is still in Norfelic. | ond moreover, it eurpriees me that one whose own com- Governor Walker, of Louisians, has granted a pardon | duct will eo ily bear circumspretion, should fora me to Alderman Silk, convicted of the murderof Alderman | ment prerume to criticise the actions of others. It was Loughlin. Dr. Hines has also been pardoned by the | my fcrtune to be made a prisover at the same momemt Governcr, after an impritonment of twoive years. | that Lopes Was, and aleo to have been with bia and hie Over 25.000 boles of cotton were cleared from New | emall party for five days end pighta in the moun Orleans on the 16th inst. with no reltet for our : _ es berries could afford; Whig Supervisors Elected. | observed naught but ¢ dences of # bri Bovvavo,Feb 23.1852. | mined spirit, and to mest The following whig Supervisors were elected inChwu- | and coclness apy emergency, however great end teaque county to-day:—Alvau Plumb, of Weetield; A trous. Hf, Walker, Fredonia. A whig Superviser was also elected in Ripley. South, OLA MONTRZ. | Batinone, Fab. 2b, 1862 The New Orleans papers brought by to-night’s Southe mail announce that the stesmer Unddo struck snag ard sunk, fifty mile above New Orleans, on the 14th inst. Five persons were drowaed, and the boat and carg> proved a total lors, | . Let me hope thal, in returning to our bele | try oree more, after so many months of priv | Mine, of toll, and of suifertng. tract from our well earned farm Meteorologtea! Obs tions. BY MOKSH's Line, OFFICR 16 ri | receive ue with 0} Trxsvay, Few 24, 1962, | cin Burvaro. 9A. Mu=It ts cloudy but not unpleasant, | rio Windrouthwert. Thermometer 40. Barometer 213 74. tenets of liberty, 8P.M—Thermometer 27, Barometer 28.37, Wind routhwest, Rainy evening. Rocwrster, 9 A. M—TIt ie a fine morning, though TEI RELEASED CUBAN warate, PRISONERS—PRIGATR SwS- THE cloudy. Wind weet. Thermometer 2 QUEMANNA~EPANISM TAX ON MARITIME PROVI- SP M-—It bes been w rainy afternoon. Thermometer 810NS. 85. Wind southwest. Borrow, Feb. 24, 1858: ‘ Avruny, 9A. M.—It les ety eaeaie, Wind south ‘The relested Coban prisoners, Hughes and Hough, whe it snowed some during the might = Thermomater 3: 8P.M—lIt is mild, pleasant evening. It rained “*T!¥ed bere yesterday from Malags, in the brig Oak, ex- slightly all the aftergoon, Wind eouth, Thermometer |Féte the warmert thanks tv ‘ir Sprague, the Amerteam 40. Consul at Gibral 4 to M. A. Boutom, at Cedis, for Brracure, 9A M.—Itin a pleasant morning, thougha exertions made ta their bebalf, Hughes was engaged tm a“ little cloudy, Wind northweat. Thermon 5P.M—Lt is stormy. Rained simost ail the day. the dret Cutan expedition ‘Dieh feet was known to the Wind south. Thermometer 42 bs b sy chorities bat . 4 Qoven sastotes Me ie Unica, 9 A. M.mIt is cloudy and mowing slight oe oe» ee, eS Se ae Wind north, Phenmcesster 86° me ey Of theig ueage While ia custody of che Spaniah govern SP M—It is & rainy afternoon, mometer 03. Wind east. Ther- nt. ‘The United States ster Aulick, arrived at % frigate Susqnebamos, Com. ar December 2d, last from Aiwany, 9 A, MwIt is olondy but m sant | Johanne. She would sail about the idh, for Ceylon and | Thermometer 33. Barometer 29 400. Mercury 72 China, 8P. M—Itis raining moderately. Wiad south, Ther- A letter dated Malage. Jem. 27th, saye:—" Another re memeter 42. Barometer 29 319. Meroury 75. cont Treasory order itaposes a tax om ro Troy, 9A, M—The sky is clouded over this morning, Samed by foreign vessels while ia port. The effect of but itis still pleasant and m: Wind oozth. Thermo. fuch so crder would be herrassing im the extreme and Ineter 87 8P.M—It is evening cunrequeutiy foreicn consuls bed entered into an agree ment With (he officers here to pey shout oue ceat pet man per d while vee temaia ip port. ining. A cild, bul Bot unpleasant Thermometer 40. Lourt Catena Unrrep Saree Dis yen rday. Bi resme Covnt—General Term —Same as yesterday. My Drax Sin—I_ am favored with yours of the 17th, eeemmon Puss ~Trial Term adjourned. This is the inquiring whether I have, according to a me re | on 7, wens Doves Of lasue for ibe gemerel arg mor, made or anthorized any publication upon the sub- ° ject of Governor Marcy's present politioal relations, [ | we Penton Cover — (Two branches lentes LY A regret to dispose thas summarily of a tale so well cal- 38. 4.7, 342, 60, 426, 438 400, 44%, 40) » culated to amuse any portion of the public; bat as in- | 58, 404, 496, 466 to 475, lnoiusive quiries are becoming wore frequent than it is convenient | - to answer, 1 add that L bave never made, prepared, au- | Shoriacd, cr contemplated anything of the i ind. | ours, y . DIC! 5 Gro, R, Hennrex, Bi v ane The English mali steamebiy Ceanade will leave thie Union Panty oF Gronoia.—Hon. A. H, Stephens has | port at noon to-day for Liverpyel. The Baropeam malls written # letter in favor of the Union patty of Georgia, Will close at half past 10 o'clock this morning The mainteining ite organisation, and consequently in oj tion to sending delegates 9 the Baltintore Oouvestion: Now Yous Werauy Henaco will be pabllshed st half. part 9 o'clock Bivgle copies, (a wrappers, sixpence. Pollesl Intelligence . MESORKS. DICKINSON AND MARCY Bincnawron, Feb. 20, 1862, Mails for Kurope- THE NEW YORK WEEKLY #5B4 as bas been proposed by & portion of the Union mon of that Btate ”