The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1852, Page 4

NEW YORK HERALD. a s aBTe. eee GUPTEE B. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND HASSAU Ts. pasted rsoe9 PERM. ser TE ALD. 9 cents per copy—OP por : RALD, File weeriy RENALDc coy. i ths Pranic Far, tnctade Ou pecton ” Ti RTTERS by mani, f or sith ements, to be post-paid, or the Postage wil be FLOULARLY RRAUBEWED WO 64s Abb E taken enonymonl communisahons, 2 return those rejected. iH PRINTING emeeuted with neatness, chespness, “ark! patch. au RT ISEMENTS renewed every mereing ——O— Wetume RVI... ek. ceeree ++ MOe 6 Se errs =e ‘AMUSEMENTS THIS BYSNLNG, BOWERY THRA Bavovann—O1 BROADWAY THEATRE, Broad way—Ricnann lII—~Raise mre rus Winn. THEATRE, Chambers strest—Bonoon oF Ly Ravonu—Harrisey Day or ioe WATIONAL THRATRE, Chatham street—Oun Cowrrw waa—Born To Goos Luck—In env Our or Piseer—Ha Man. ASTOR PLACE OPERA BOUSE-Manza Stuart, AMBRICAN MUSEUM—Awvsiwe Penvonmanens mm was Arrennoon, yp THE SorTLE Tu Evanine, ‘TRE, Bowery—Jawe Snone—Doue Twier, BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Bowery—Equasvasan Pmaronmarcns. €BRISTY'S MINSTRELS, Mechanics’ Hall, 473 Brosd- war—Breioriax Minera mer. FELLOWS’ MINSTRELS, Feliewe’ Musical Hall, No, 444 Bros¢way—Eruioran Minerarisy. DOUBLE SHEET. B52. = New York, Thursday, March 4, Morning’s Summary. The bill amending the passenger laws, 80 as to prevent the owners of vessels from evading thoir eontract’, was yesterday ordered to be engrossed in the United States Senate. It is undorstood that Phese amendments have been made with an especial view of allaying the difficulty tfat has ocourred in the courts of thie city, with regard to suits brough’ by emigrants against thervossels which conveyed them toour gheres. All tho House amendments to the bill mak’ng land warrants assignable, wore ro- jected by the Senate. Mr. Dodge, of fowa, madoa Jong speech in support of the bill granting lands fer yailroads in his State, and in opposition to the very fast proposition of Mr. U dorwood to divide a fair proportion of the public domain among the seven, teen States in which no government lands lie. In the House of Representatives, Mr. Bennett, of this State, concluded his spsech in opposition to The ease of N. P. Willis against Edwin For- rest, for the well known assault and battery, ter. | ler,of Kentucky, addressed to Francis P. Bleir, io minated, yesterday, in s verdict for the plaintiff, | which the Kentucky statesman gives his firm ad- of $2.500. Inthe Board of Aldermen, yorterdsy evening, Ag Rerepcen (Ettion resolution was adoptea, referring the subject of | story circulated agains’ him that ho was favorable ons | selecting a site for a mint toa special committes of | to tho autislavery and free sil factions of the three from eseh board, and erdering the samo when sppreved of, to the general government for the purpose of erecting # mint thereon. The com: mittee consists of Aldermen Tweed, Sturtevant, and Smith. Another resolation was also adopted, that » epecial committee from each board proceed to Albany, to lay the facts of the present system adopted by the Commissioners of Emigration before the Legislature, and urge upon them the necessity of effecting immediate and thorough reformation in tho Emigration Department, by which the officers of that department be made elective, and stringent provisions enacted for the due performance of their duties, with a supervisory power in the Common Council to inveetigate their eSaire and correet their abuses. The Welsh of this city gave a banquet on Tues day last in honor of their patron saint. We be- lieve all the foreign saints arc now fully represented in New York—St. Nicholas, St. Andrew, St. Da vid, St. George, St. Patrick, and St. Donis. When are we to hava a St. Jonathan Society? It’s time. ‘There was an anti Maino liquor law mesting in Brooklyn on Tuesday evening last. We gives report of its proceedings. It was not quite equal 10 thelate meeting in Metropolitan Hall in thie city. Numerous interesting items from Havana, Mexico, Texas, &c., will be found under tho tele- graphic head. Tur Crry Wma ComMITrers, AND THE Ap- MINISTRATION.—We published, yesterday, a briof report of certain curious doings which took place on the previous evening, at the Broadway House, in the two whig committees of this city, in reference to the administration of Me. Fillmore, tho present whig President of the United States. Ae the pro- ceedings ef these committees are shrouded ia secrecy, itis very difficult to ascertain from any quarter what {6 done, or what is not done—what debates take place—what motions are proposed, carried, or rejected; or what is not debated or mooted, and never takes place at all. In the proceedings, however, of the other erve- ning, notwithstanding the attempt to mystify them, there is one simple, broad characteristic, which is exceedingly plain. Resolutions “of the same stripe,” approving of the Fillmore administration, were introduced rimultancously into both commit- tees. Resolutions of this kind, coming befere the ghe bill granting lands to Missouri for railread pur- poses. Hie proposal of a substitute to grant @ por fien of the public domains to all the States, was rejected by 70 to 96. The Free Farm bill, whica gives one hundred and tixty acres of lana to every head of a family who will cultivate the same, was supported at length by Mr. Dawson, of Ia. @xe or more memorials have been presented to the U. S. Senate against any additional appropria— tien to the Collins nine day steamers. ‘Those me~- morials are enid to emanate from the owners of can- vaes back ships, and take the n-rrow and inoorroot view that government sid to stoamsbips is an inja- ry to thore propelled by wind. After reading those memorials, look at the increase of ship building in all parte of thecountry in the past yoar; look at the size, the splendor, and tho swiftness of the ships built; look at the American clippers that @ot the Atlantic and Pacis, and which have asto- mished tho world with their more than racehorse speed; look at the recent passage of the Game Cock from the Sandwich Islands to Hong Kong, at the average daily speod of two hwudred and sixty ome miles for thirteem consecutive days, and three hundred and twenty-tight miles for twenty-four hours. Te what are we to attribute these magniii- eent results, if not to the increase of our steam marine! One improvemen! begets another. Our steamships, carrying passengers and mails rapidly from point to point, increase international commu- nication, augment trade, call into service an in- ereased number of ships sf the clipper order to earry cargoes, and bring our merehant marine tos perfection unequalled and uasurpessed in any othor part of the world. Ought not the gevernment to en- eourage all this! Will the narrow-minded policy of those memoris lead to such results? Do not Jot us go back to the old Dutch galliots and sugar box ships. Very little businoes was transacted by the State Legislature yesterd: The Senate was tho en- tire day on the bill appropriating $10,000 a year for two years, for the purpoze of avsisting colored | foiks to emigrate to Liboria. Tho measure meets | with considerable The Assombly | passed a roaclution raquosting Congress not to re~- | new the patent for Woodworth’s plaging machine. j Mr. Wright made an attempt to renew the oxcite- | ment on the cane! question, by offering a resolution to the effect that it is wrong for tho joint commit- tee of investigation to inquire into any facts which may be a ground for imps g any of the off- vers concerned in the le he reason that they are matters for tho exclusive consideration of the two bouzes of the Legislature. He therefore wished to have the committee re ort forthwith and @isehsrged from any farther consideration of the subject. Itisallof no uszo—the committee seem dizpored to take the port prior to the clo more than some p Hon. James Buobs. ter, defining his views sent, and future eondit! will be found in ov y edon ‘keep against the errors o! f The proceedings of the Me: vention, whicl @ay, will be four tranzactions of th siderable interest Northern secti it is now propored to give tho sy m | ime; and if they make a ro- sossion, of the hey will do i en anothor Iet- rd to the past, pro- \ ing alive | coup @élat of Chevalier Wikof, for a wife and « £ whig committees, on all similar occasions, would be passed as amatter of course, without any oppori- tion, and bo published next morning in all tht organs of the party. But, singular to relate, it seems that, in the Old Mon’s Committee, the reso- lutions approving of tho administration were handed over for consideration to another committe; while, inthe Young Men’s Committoe, they pro- voked a very violent and excited debate, in which agreat many hard thiegs wore eaid of the whig leaders, and dreadful impuatations thrown out against the whig candidates for the Presidenzy. The resolutions, however, approving of tho Fill- more administration, passed in the younger body by a considerable vote. On ordinary occasi such rosolutions would be pasted without any difficulty. Indeod, we bolieve that similar resolutions had passed the same com- mittees. But, atthe presont timo, a very ambitious effort is being made, as is evident from the exhibi- tions of the last wock, to bring forward the name of Mr. Webster, Seeretary of Siats, as a promi- nont candidate for the Prosidoncy, in deroga:ion of the claims of Mr. Fillmore, the head of the prozent whig administration; and it is believed that the gtoat quoetion of the next Prosidontial election has produced all the excitement, debate, and confusion, in both the whig eommitieos. As far as thoir pro- ecedings can be understood, it would seem that neither of the three whig candidates for the Presi- doney hada majority in either of tho committecs. We allude to Soott, Webster, and Fillmore. if j the design of those who moved in the matter was to get an endorsement of Webster, they have sadly failed in accomplishing it; for the result of the vot- ing in the committees, if it means anything, means that they approve of the administration of which Mr. Fillmore is the head. The matter, however, is not of much importance beyond the committoes thomscives; for the organi- zation of the whig party, and the origination of their movements, depend less on such committecs than upon the voluntary, independent movemonts and associations among the people at large. The whigs in these regions seem to bo working at cross purposes, and creating iaternal difliculties among themselres. In the South, the whig party is united and in favor of Fillmore, and in the North and West, out of the large oities, Scott is tho only man thonght of. Among the moneyed interosts, Web- stor is the strong man; but tho influence of that dl reaches very little boyond Wall stroot, and is seldom felt among the mass of the people. All these movemonts andall this effervescence among the whigs here, have been broaght about in consequence of the very active preparations made by the Wall street financiors to got up the nominate Webster. The friends of all tho other whig candidates will organize an opposition, and we may expect, in a sh: time, all over the coun- similar movemonts, counter move’ nizations for or against the several ¢ a the whig ranks. MevaLieR Wikorr’s Story, wy Cur VALIER Weep.—We give elsewhere in cur oolamns, to-day, avery rertiog ount of the r ont rt sen colleoted and f Albany, who isnow ived the information se-~Miss Gamble, of Pails vallor Greeloy and Chevalier Ray- and pronounce tane, as it appears to have bave rololy te tribate for rapport of the mi- nistry, an eqns! eonferences, there being sented. Four porsons were clergy in tae ance Was Tory dos repro- | the 4, and several more were severely scalded, by the explozion of tho beilers of | & steam towboat near New Orleans the other day Reports of marine disasters, abundant to dey A great deal of bickorin, emong the muni Oa Tuerday evenir Common Council, back policemen, and @ largo mob, Meyor’s office, took forcible possotsion of the watch house, attempted to got hold of the Mayor's papers, and threatened to shoot any person Qo interfered arg, d by their no marched to with their proceedings. Waataqucer set of poace- preservers Late account: from Pornambaso aad Surinam | represent that yollow fever gre malignity amorg the | deeds of a Choval Jy that conduct acoms bad 3 coup d’élat hag not heen so ", Louis Napol atio narrative, it soom tod awife and o fortune at th & the fortune most; and if he cou 3 4 not pets ife anda fortuno together, ho was con- tent with half of the fortune without her, a9 8 sine nnn Wikoff, instead of beiag sa dveutorer in Europe, as he has been for nearly | ‘wenty years, bad bocomo a politician ia thia ooun- | try, bo mig’ ve tigen to » position in Al- bany or Wathington, aaone of his talénts could have done ; there he could have easily atolen twice the amount of the lady's fortuas, and havo been considered an emix & reepectable mom »% great politician, and Bat tho mis r of sosisty in soaroh ofa eanotifiod by the enving grace of po with the full weight of condomuatioa duo to them, steam for the great meeting to-morrow nigh’, to | | excepting Jenny Lind Lane to be Indiana’e faverite candidate for the | Important ‘rom Washingten-—General Tux Oranine or Sraive Presideney, and promises, in case of his nomina- tien, 26,000 votes majority for him in the State. Butler’s Letter on the Compromics. We give under our telegraphie intelligence from ‘Washington, the famous letter from General But- hesion to all che compromise acts, and especialy the Fugitive Slave law; and thus far disposes ef the North. This Jetter contains the same opinions which General Butler avowedin a similar lettor addressed about the same time te s geptiomen of thisoity, and which we saw soon after it was reocived. Whether this avowal will help or injure General Batler’s elaime at the Baltimore Convention, we canaot ex- actly tell without first taking a eareful lunar ob- servation. At all events, it speaks well for tho frankners ard manliness of the Kentucky candi- date. What will the anti-slavery faction of tho democracy sey now 1 Whom will they support 7— whose coat tail lay hold of ? Tux Wesrsan Trang — Rivauny Barween New Yorx ann Purapeieuia.—A great deal of very-ailly commercial rivalry exiete between Now York and Philadelphia, and a great deal of vira- lence and clamor have been got up by the “ drum- mers” and petty newspapers, whose patriotism docs not extend beyond the next county line, in relation to the Western trade, and the refusal of the Peon- sylvania Central Railroad Company to transport over their road any goods purchased in New York —The breath of spring io alrosdy felt in the balmy air and in the gratefal perfume of the first flewers, while her voice is heard in the cheerful songs of birds, and in the breaking up of the icy chains which ebstructed the naviga- tion of our rivers and canals. All obstacles are be- ing removed from the way of the locometive, and the railroads will pour into Now York their acous- tomed freight of animated and inanimate natare. The great metropolis will be immediately filled with strangers from all parts of the Union, and the hotels soon be ready to burst with guests. The dry goods stores, and stores and warehouses of eve- ry description, will be visited by thousands of puar- chagere, and money will be put into rapid cireula- tion, like the sap in the tree, checked by the rigors of winter, but now diffusing itself through every vein. Every eve ought therefore to brush up and prepare for businese. Thoso who want to do the largest amount ought to advertise in the newspa- pere—we do not say inthe Heraup—bat in some peper, fer advei ig isono of the great secrets of success. Marcaretta Lonnena,—Chis wretched woman is re- covering rapidly from her accouckemnt The ohild is said to be ® very fine looking one. Yesterday, Mrs. Fos. ter, the excellent matron of the prison, received from Mra, Hav kina, of the “Home of the Friendiess,” « lot ot baby olothing, to be given to Margaretta for her chil- drev, No further exemivation witl take place in her care until she recovers from her sickness, Buvpen Deats —Coroner Ives held an inquest, yee terday. No. 6 City Wall piace, on the body ef Uathe- rine Comerford, aged 22 years, born in New York, wh: died suddenly on Tueeday night Dr, Lidell made a pest mortem eXomuinetion, and found that the death of for the Western market—the object beiag, aa iz alleged, to compel Western merzhants to bay in deiphia. Here isacard, issuedby a few of the aggrieved:— Cann 10 Wrerens Mencnanrs —In view of the iltibe rel course adopted by the Penosylvania Ovatral Kail: road Company, in refasing to transport over their road apy goods purchased in New-York, by which thay hove to compel Western merchants to buy in Patladelphia, and in view also of the fact that there are several other safe reaponsible lines for the transportation of goods to the Wert, the undersigned beg leave to say that they will engage that avy goods bought of them shal pe delivered in Pittsburg, at an expease to the purchaser not greater than it wonld be tf shipped by the a»ove read Considering the detention that mast necessarily oceur by the vast ascumulation of freight at Latroos. and the imposribility of wagoving it across the moua- teins from Latrobe to Turtie Oreek as fastas delivered by the railroad, we arearrured that goods hipped hy the Comberiand road will reech the Obio river in leas tine than ifshipped by the Pennsylvania entra! Railrons; at allevents, that they can be delivered in Pittsburg by either of the above lines withia two days, at farthest, of the time taken by the Pennevivania Central Ratiroal ; and believing that merchandise of every description can be benght in this city at prices so much below * Phila delphia railroad prices” as to more than compensate for ary diffrence of time, we respectfully invite Western merobants to visit this market. sseuring them that our rivers, railrosds, aud tranrportation companies are not owned by, or controlled for, the private and exclusive interest of “jobbers”? or any other individual olass. There is no necessity for any fuss or excitement on the subject. {f the Pennsylvania Contral Rail- road Company aro so far blind to their own inte- reats as to make such an absurd regulation—if they areso narrow in their views as to aitempt to eoerce Western merchants to efloct their purchaaos only in “the City of Brotherly Love,” whose charity or love not only begins at home, but ends thore— why, they will bethe groatest sufferers themselves; they are only cutting their own throats—and that is their own business. Wo need not be alarmed or disquieted on tho subject. It ought to amuse ws—that is all—that thoy should act 80 like the hungry boy, who was in such bad humor that he refused to eat his breakfast. Noither the Western merchants nor the New York ware. houses, neod bo under any apprehension. If a man in Pittsburg, for example, wants te pur- chaze goods in this groat commerc'al metropolis, be can have them iransported by two other routes besides the Ponnsylvania Central Rail- road. He can have them sent by way of Baltimore and Cumberland; and after the navigation opens, by the Erio Railroad—one of these lines being south and the other north of the recusant line. So, lot the directors of the company “ cut off their nose to vox their face’’—it cannot vex any personin Now York. Ifthe Wostern morchant profers purchasing in New York there is nothing to prevent him—if he profers purchasing in Philadelphia, he has a right to doro, however much his want of taste and good Judgment may be deplored. We aro in favor of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, andthe whole Union. All local rivalries are got up by small minds. —Tho contrast betweon the Decuink anv Fan numbers attonding the recent cold water banjust of the Holy Allianco of teetotalism, at Metropolitan Hall, ard the numbers attonding the opposition demcustration in the same building, on I'riday evs- ning last, presonts = very accurate index of the relative forces of the two contending parties. The gathering of the Alliance consisted, for the most part, of women and ebildren, thero boing only about one thousand men present, many of whom were the clergy, the fanatics, the socialists, the athcists, and the mad republicans. At the Anti- thoucand men in attendance, full of enthusiasm, and animation, and spirits, and all roady todo battle against fanaticism and every compulsory j enactment intorfering with personal freedom in the matter of focd and drink. The Maine Liquor law movement is, therofore, pretty well used up in this city, and it is pretty evident that the prin- cipal leaders ef the Holy Alliance are charlatans and reformed drunkards. The former will soon, seme other ‘‘‘iem” or humbug, while the latter will go back to the gutter, ‘like the sow that was warhed, to her wallowing in the mire.” ‘The most melancholy result that is likely to low from the hollow humbug of tho Holy Alliance is, | that more liquor will be drank than ever, out of sheer opposition, and that disgust with hypocrisy, cbarlatanry, fanaticism, and an attempt to curtail individual liberty and domestio privacy, guarran- | teod by the cozstitation of the United States, will produce a groater amount of intoxication than was ever known before. Every good man wishes well to the cause of temperance. Thatcause was getting | onwell by the uso of the only legitimate means | that oan evor be applicd to euch reforms—moral means, sent, aud sussion. A now impotus was given to it by mission of Fathor Math and all tbings promised woll for the causs, till, in an ovil hour, this fanatioal, bypooritical, and politionl | ff for bis atrocious conductin | Movement a/ose, and now threatens to destroy the goed that has boon done, by making the drinking of ram almost equivalent to the resistanse of deg petism. Wedo notthisk the proposed law will pare tho Leg are; but if it should, it will de uo harm-—pabiie opinion will render it wholly inops rative; and, becoming a dead lotier, it will soon be wiped away from tho atatate book. An attempt to enforce it would probably leed to s greater effusion of buman blackgaardiam than ever took place in this State ‘Tne Brack Swan.—We see it sanouncod that the Black Swan is soon tomake her ance in New York. Sho is anid to bom fe st, negro wenoh, from the Wost somemhers, darker than Prince Boboof Hayti, not very handsome to lock at, but @ perfect black angel to ging. Mer ad- mirors say that sho can “ rise highor, dive dooper, and como out dryer,” than all her competitors, not She re #, although she | is black, in the name of Miss Greenfiold; and ha | been delighting the biao stookings and abolitionists | ‘, ro y the political Chovaliore Weed, Grosley, Ka » &e ought. —tewfal | 2 they Koesuth, the Magyar | interview with the Cic city for Kentucky 24th ult, and made hie f Southern soil, and to received, for it was adaj te a report of the speceb, and an aon cinnati interview, in another colum In this morning's Heratp will be found an ine teresting agcouut of the Indiana Democratic Scate Convention, which was bold at |ndianopolis on tho 21th of February. The convention declared ‘an io aati commit! reached Covingto , Le ant of a fow days ago, a priv ATHRW.—We rocoived, | # letter from the venorab! ont wan speaks ) FROM FATHER at ox athor Mathew, w | highest torma of the Amorioan people, and 8 of his visit to the United States ¢s--W hat has bocome of the $300 or by the Catherine Hayes boaefi: to | ® venorablo father, ond yet rem: g in tho hande of Messrs. Wardwell and Bourne? Hare © worthy geutlewen sont the money to Fathor | English—wili take place at the Female Aw | of Boeton and other places in Now fiogiand. Now | that Kossuth bas gone, should not our abolition fi white and black, prepare to ¢ her a ‘and reception? What aay Greeley and Prinve | bo, or the ov. Ward Beechor ? Beorriss Minwraeisy.— Nove, Oowcrn Monday evening mext, a grand novel concert—Scotch, Irish, ond lym, to be gifen by Mr. and Mrs. McIutyre, when several of the songs cf Burne, and some of the rarest Irish aad English gems, will be sung, the eongt’being aosompanie’ with explanations and ansedotes, Mr, Molntyre is said to be an unrivalied master of the accordeon, which will be introduced. From the reputation of Mr, and Mra. Molntyre, and from the nature of the pongs, there is every probability of a very interesting enter-aiuwent. Maine Liquor law meeting thore were about four | probably, abandon the prosont dodge, snd seize upon | ‘the decewred was caused by congestion of the lungs and hypertrophy of the heart, A verdiot was rendered eccordingly. Tur Bovrnean Mait.—The Southern mail will here- after, when uninterrupted, arrive and depart from our Post Office as follows:—Leave New York for Philad phia até by way of Jersey City (Liberty street 7; at8A.M., by way of Souch Amboy (pier 1 N. R); at 9 A M., by way of Jersey City (Liber eet); at 3PM, 3m atre R) 3PM, of Jersey Gity (Liverty street). Leave Fhila: © New York at 1230 AM., by way of Jersey ty A.M. by way of South Amboy; at® AM, by y of Jersey City; at2P M., by way of South Amboy; at 6 30 PM. by way of Jersey City. ‘The Southern mail will clore hereafter, at the Pest Office, at a quarter of four o'clock, insteed of halt- past three, as heretofore. Arter at Bunctany.—About elx o'clock yesterday mcruing, an attempt was made to enter the clothing stere No 46 Bowery, by rome sooundrel, who uc ceeded in removing one of the shutters by boring arcund the fastening with an augur. Hoe was, however, frightened away by officer Gannon, of the Sixt ward, who failed ip eeourirg him, bat took charge of the pre- mises until the arrival of the clerk. Asornyn Atixmrt <=The padlock confining the bar geroes the (oor of hat store No 374 Broadway, was found unfastened ow Tuesday night, by officer Kareny, of the Bixth ward who iminediately secured it It is oaly thrae weeks since the same store wes robbed of about $2,000 worth cf plush. This carelessness is certainly @ great encoursgement to burglars. Bonciany—About tev o’olock yesterday moraing, a bag. containing $100 insilver coin, was stolen from the ge of Jamieon & Co. stage proprietors, while it was standing in Chatham sqeare. Axornrn.—The dwelling of Frederick Pest, In Thitty- wixth street, between Eighth and Nisth avenues, was entered by means of false keys em Tuesday after- noon, and rebbed of $52 insilver ooin, and elothing to tbe value of $(0, with which the thief escaped. Acciwentatty Suot —Mr. McCarthy. proprietor of the public houre io the Elysian fisida, at Hoboken, wan a cidentally shot yesterday. He had gone out, follow by two of his children, to spot robbins, and while standing resting the butt end of the gun oa the ground, itis supposed thet the children must have touched the trigger. when the gun wentcff, and lodged the whole contents in the region of the heart. ty way of South Amboy (Pier LN. by w ra Police Intelligence, Tie Burglry at Mr. Cuhill’s Store-—On Monday morning lest we noticed a daring burglary porpetrated on Saturday night, at the store of Mr. Bylvester Cahill, No.377 Broadway,and that the robbers removed from the store into Franklin alley an iron safe, whioh thay completely battered to pieces in forcing it apart to get at the contents, supposing it to contain a large amount ef money; but in this particular, it seems, the rogues were completely disappointed, as but $76 in cash was in the rafo; and we have since ascertained that the following property was also carried off by the robbers, which formed part of the contents of the nate :—Oae deed of land in Brooklyn; five insurance policies on difforent ecmpanies, for $5,000 each; one on furnsture, at No 196 Canal street, for $1,500; and one to D. Davis, Brooklyn; a check on North River Bank, signed by Devoe, for $28 50 two promiseosy noter paren to Mr.8 Cahill’s order,each for $3(6; one do do., $151 75; one do. do., $475 85; one do. do., $250; one do. do.,$100, Together with the above proper. ty. which may lead to the discovery of the burglars, was taken cne counterfeit sovereign, one counterfeit twenty shilling piece, a counterfeit $1 note onthe Bank of Owego, also a $3 bill on the broken Franklin Bank of Boston. The cclored man, Jacob Zabrisky, who was ar- rested on Sunday, charged with participating in the burglary. has been held by Justice Osborn and commit- ted for trial ia default of bail. We understand that since the arrest of Zabrisky, the associates and friends of the prisonor have visited Mrs. Ennis, the witness who {mpitcates the negro as one of the gang concerned in the burglary, and bave used positive and threatening lan- guoge towards ber. with a view of intimidating her from testifying aguinst Zabrisky. They have also visited Mr. Cahill, and made tse of elmilar language towards hia, «rdeayoring to deter him from any further prosecution. It isto be hoped that the police anthorities will interfere in this matter, and protect the witnesses from thess out- Tageous atraults, tending, ae they do, not only to pervert the ends of justice, but may lead public breach of the peace, that may terminate ina fatal manner. Aires Susyicion.—OfMicers Bowyer and Keefe, of the Chief's office, yesterday arrested two suspicious characters named Jamee Miller and John Thompson, alias Boyce, having in their possession a silver watch ard chain also a gold finger ring and bis property it seems the prisoners were endeavoring to sell at stores in Broadway and William street. The watch bears the name of Tobias, maker, and is numbered, 57.174. The property is believed to have | been stolen, for Which an owner Is wanted. Apply to the | Chief of Police or to the above named officers. The ac- | cused parties were detained for a farther examination. the case of Charicy Quinn? Iles the complainant got his $250, and compromised the matter? Let usknow the fasts. Who settled the case? Burglars Caught 4rcin.--Captain Hicks, of the Seven- teenth ward.succeeded yesterday, in recapturing two bur- glars, named Andrew Welch and Honry Wilson, on a charge of burglarously entering the premises of Mr, Phillip Hines, No 16 Vifth street. Welch warpreviously arrested on the tame charge, but succeeded in making bis escape from the station-house, where he was tem- wratily detsined, through the aid ot one of the lodgers, ‘he rogues this time were conveyed before Justice See who committed them to prison for examina n, Court of General Se baker by trade, was placed at the bar, charged with marrying Margeret Curry, on the 26th December las!. his firet wife, Ann, being then alive. The Rey. Heury Chare proved the marriege o! Albert Davis, with one Ano I. ness, 52 Market street, on the 1th Decomber, 1849 ; bat he could not positively identify the prisoner as that pervon, The Rey. Lot Jones proved the marriege of the prisoner, by the uame of George Addison, to Margaret Curry, at his residence, 77 Second avenue, on the 26th December, 1861, in the evening. Nanoy Ourry, mother of the second wife, also deposed to his marriage with her deughter, after an engegement of two months. snd his subeeqnent oo habitation with her: and Margaret herself. a blooming young woman of 1i, still bearing her bridal bonnet of white patin. testified to the inots, They afterwards diroovered the existe nse first wife, who, together wich one surriviog ol living in Columbia street. Bowe delay oceurced in aon- fequence of the non-atterdance of a witness to identity the prisoner an the person married to his fiest wife. Ann Low; but he had, in his examina:ton by the magistrate, admitted the two marriages, the defence then made, and sul urged, bring that the second one was solemnized while be sod the other parties were in tate n—s fact which all the the witae the proeeoution—-on their cror-exemination, distinctly denied. The officer having returned and repocted that the missing witness was stated to have gone to Jonneati- the District Attorney oalled Patrick Conway, who was in court, and he deposed that he kaew the prisoner by the mame of Albert Davie, living with hie former wife, Ann, who was living la Columbia street thoes weeks ago; id the prosecution here rested. Oa counsel opsuing 6 defence, the Court interposed, ruggesting that if the evidenor propored to be oalled merely went to matters of extenuation, perhaps he had better eubmit affidavite to the Vourt. To this course counsel assented and merely fommed op, urging the evidence was insufficiant, Mr, Blunt having replied, Judge Bosbe very bristly obary the jury. who, withont leaving thelr seats, returne verdict i hore to state je had been pr the priton right previously re nex? to pot tu s ed a The D het epared ra of guilty. niet Attorney said it was pro- this was the thi 0 prefet en indictment agaluat at offenes, According to the urt granted til Monday avite in mitiration, and deferred passing sentence till thet day. About four years azo, the eeme dof diated und acquitted, when it aprear in thet loaiotment named, had been Oo the conclusion of this cena, the O Flestded Gu indloted f iveners—Franeis 6 tory, with Jatent to A battery only. The defendant hed struck the p oF, Jo wiian, iu the shoulder with a penknife, inflicting 9 slight wound only, He way ratistled to # capt the ples offered. The complainant, a staple lo: ing German, stated lis was willing to forgive defenda but Mr, B t suspecting “a conifer nm was in t) ned him through an interpreter, when he y tted he had been promired fifteen dollars, efendant being on bail, the consideration of the @ was adjourned till Monday moxt ¥ Navel Intelligence. We learn from Warhington that Commodore 8 hubriok nas been nomivated by the President to succeed Jom- modore Skinner, a* Chief of the Bureau of Oonstraction, Bgalpment, aud Kepairs,— Norfolk Herald. Commodore Lawrence Rousseau, and not omm- dore Bkinner, is to succeed tringham in tie com- mand of the Gorport navy yard Charley Quinn. the Panel Thief —What has become of peraca calling himself dar—Cnis Day. ‘Term.—Nos. 37, 41, 44, 45, 47 ‘to 236 Bvreaion Count, (Two Brauches.)--Nos, 86, 152, 456, 408, 472, 478; 411, 68, 466. 274, 1: 459, 482, 488, 07, 456, 489, 491, 492 493, 406, 496, 501, 68, 68, 503, 507, 608, 609, 611, 612, 614; 515. are already sol an 6 ba JAMES VOLE, Auctioneer. ‘Terms, 65 per cont om aad mortgage, for three years. Do not neglect the opportunity now of- fered by CHAB. WOUD, 208 Krosaway, to seoare for your delta country residemon and ina be: ‘A healthy placo, at Lake Lard, L 1, Cail at his office this day and masko your purchases, 4 small sum of money only is neoossary. Store to tet in Brvokiyn, on Falten strect, between Tillary ond Johnsoa atrects.—One of the threo, elaborate, four aory, fresstone front stores, 119 feet 20, 25 foes front. I ineh irop shutters, i pack tof April r particulars, inquice O50, WHAT BHUUSR, i" ‘iy ‘or furt 165 Fulton street, Brooklyn. J. N. Gimbrede, Card Engraver, respect- fully informs tho proprietor of the cellar ay No 4 Joha street thst he has vot giver = business, but has rémovad bo No 683 Bri iy. (te! itan Hotel,) whore he will al- pleased to moet his customers from abi N. 4 lie tb: sole successor to d the uso cf the Irving vite attention to thelr bosutiful Spring Lt to say that sho Dow introdueed is just what might be expected of them, per- aste in eomplotion—beautiful to the Spring Clot 12 hi ion of Western snd Southorn mer- for epring purck ases, me Clothing, whieh w: fact with sll ee for whieh our esiablishmont ie—we think hu, corner of Naseau street, Gentlemen whore personal appearance bas svfvred martyrdom by il made. misfiiting Shirts, in’ GREEN'S, No. 1 Astor House, whe: m of proportions chscrved in the outting, made to fit, not merely well, but with suoh tation to the figuro as no other method ov eeeure. Ray near Pine, inform dealers in Hosiery th ceiving styles and qanlitic it » never us into urging customers to purchsce in opposition t their own jucgment, Buf Jervis’s Cold Candy.—The great Sre-side Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hosrsenoss, snd the va- Pious throat long complaint Sold by Mire, W. JER. ‘VIB, 366 Broadway, and by druggists gonorally, After May 1, 1852, Dr. Brandreth’s Ofice will te 4:7 Broadway, setween Canal and Lisponsrd atree: Brandreth’s Pills are stilt cing fame. Taey sre rolievi the afilicted om every side. Kheumatism, ners and pains in the head, hoartbar jos, onativer ers, ooughs and oolds, iafueras, ‘ave, ato al speedily cured by pills, A gon: bear Ution, im whit ate, nas recently dropsy, when he » as supposed beyond ail human as: vbcne pills, which, by elcansing the blood from rities, give cach organ the requis ofdiseace, They Lave now stood ti Admitted to be tho bess medicino that to the public. 1 have yet boen oftored Tho ssle during the last year ed mily should be wishous ahem. A j and the «ross tage ot disosee ase bse beoom ed. Infismmstory rheumatiam oured.—El isenor Martinez wae soffering jrom inflammatory rheamatiem, which bad confined him to his bed for four months. fis dis- eaco was principsl'y in his and fast; his flogers wore drawn up to the hand, and ted him frem helping him- selfin the least, He bad hoard reports of great enres pro- duced by the use of Brandreth’s Pills in the town of Jagrac. ‘ahese rere ts produced no conviestion on hi mind but be bad terted to the utmost the medical ebill in his immediate vicinity; ho had tried ailopathy, homoopsthy, and the botanic practice. He had taken forty baths of modi- ted herbs; and they appeared to have resulted inno bene py nd he doomed modisat sctanoe of vary little 16 to those renliy aillicted with s painful malady like infism- atory rhoumatiam. Howover. the reports of the eficsey. Brandreth's Pil's, at longth oosssioned him to send to Mr. Brandret! desire him socall upon him. Mr. B. said he had nodoudt thas Brandreth’s Pills would benois him, and that he would then mako him a present ofa Sox; million of boxes. thet he wou! ive no Compensation for nor Martinez ‘then to ight and throe the next morning— ime ir droth, and with great pressed his thankfulness. The contractions ny joft bis handsand his foot; he conld walk; he could help could write. In one week the Brandreth Pills all the other remedies had failed in four months to acoowplish. He continued to uso the pills. third weet be began to walk about the town, and weeks’ uso of the vilis was entirely restored to ho Martines, a xen sores all bis frien from the grave Brandreth’s Pilis are sid box, with directions, 74 Bowery; 241 Hn Dr. B.'s Principe! Office, 241 Grosdway, whic! hoy pod be 417 Broadway, botween Canal strects, i ei Cutting Hair and Whiskers skilfnily, Peautifully, and in evory esso cntiz mform:ng $9 the shape and 5: aa, se well as tho cntira appear Anco of the woarer, by HILL, tho inimitable, corners f Pie and Naz: are Gouraud’s Liqu' exooption or reservation #! colobrated is G freckles, sallown: Babtile nprocts ht Rouge, Lily White avar Broadway, and seen ee: ing—New principle Hentail by the bashes fall 0 oT Walker sugvobs at er 8! ord Phileds. ring ait Oudting. ifteen of iste in Amo tica—new systems—new sty! A new ora in Hair Cutting, aolipaes anything before éreamod of in New York. sb bo ‘S Crystal Palace, 157 Broadway, corner of Dey ct be Phalon’s Chemical Hair Invigorator, evont baldness, and to restore shat bas fallen of druff, oF invewt to or become thim. and to cure serrf or dan: Jim rueh s orilfans eloes and permsnend our], for enle at 97 Droadway, and ali the drag stores in every city and Ww in America, Phailon’s Miegic H: Dye, to color the hate or whiskors the ot it is applied, without injury to tho hair or okin. Is de washe diatoly Sithows utnobery, it a Tonpees— Ws world roquiring wins, $0 4 recent im- MB swarded a silvol al for the Wigs an if pers ‘The aaen rerejum ss the la. Xi iz, They ogn be o . | Before Judes Boebe and Aldermen Brinley and Fran's LOW'S Wig aad Hair Dye Factory, iW Broadway, corner of Marcn 3 —.1 Case of Mormonism —Albert Davis, ali Doy sizeos. George Add aged about thirty-three years, ani a Hair Dye.—Baichelor scelebrated Liquid Hair Dye is the boat yor for oolering tho halr or Whiskers, she moment it is applied. The wondorfat onse and certainty with which this favorite and old ontabiished mat Dre pereems ie aponisbing. 1% is fer sale, or applied. Sua" Wik Factory, Mo. 4 Wall street, Copy Dr. Kellinger niment has made more Yoni felends and groster ow oon than anyosher tile before tho public for eesrly ton years, Ito drat felvu ow pus up for pener tles, at $1. It rerch: @ every olnes of ia tami Phias, and wonknose of cither sox. Kore all spagmodie troubles, yield to it im. v4 ay medintely. Dr, Kellinger’s Linimont, as an external And Internal remedy, bas, and is orpablo, of curing more diposses than any mediota rod for enle, woonre nod by old. As ® ebrong donvinsing proof of the ¥ Mist itis the only arsiols put bolore the pub that bas roesived she patronage snd praises of sho elite pernlty, 99 tho mesh ogreabla fimlly medicine oft or ued by any of tho following highly dissinguls e mn. Moses H. Grivnell, the iton, K. a. U: . ° , viz —The Morris, Hon. Ricker: pas 1 je) non; Me. LG, > Ww ea Mera, Ls, Defoe, Lion, W, cth Mr. Kéward F. Thess, Mr, James. Bath. gat ures, bp yee ‘on Clark, * . formerly of New York « Joho J. Horrtok, of the orm a Wart! ok iy Ovor 5,000,000 ef bottles ba Dr. Kellinger’s Taniment enred Mer, Wits Jah Blackman of a mont awiul nteaok of solntio rhuomatien, fler having boen twenty y. Onensliy aiticted Cust ity: an gle pain, bat bea en} ue, near W a hh Dr, Koellinger’s grent emedy cured My, Arnold Mason, one of she bnilders of the Meh erites Harlem rivor, of rhetmation, wish whica he had be Minted for nearly sbirty yerrs.” Lisntonaat Brownell's ld Was oured of & AiMouity from aa injury apon ene leg, that had boon tronted for ay 08 youre by Sha vory highows medical aid: bub hey did nm wuld not, ew Tho Indy romaina woll, end onyod ever is, indeed, & woe) won lorfal eare, ™. D, Spat 1 ob69 well—onll and exfsot ha ms kA Pour. sai Kaow hi | u Dr, Keilinger’ dorick Frietengor ef uloors over his whole bod ears, end not A Fingle mar 0 meet awful nt UA Liodtoni fron werk, fox mang youre, ad fallod to enro. Resdence, Orange Co, Whea treated him, he lived st the oorver of Hoeter ana Ubriety streets, ia thir § y ke er Was menin soccageful tn onsarny, of intamuaatory gout and gon. of the toes, rhioh wore drawa under, b yents sho was corfinod to hor n the points of the tone, wivn fet arently ewollon, This wonderful orre bow beoneffoohnd cone’ A vantage of the diRonity over POW. ell and straight upon f Vos ene vee Hl hy Long latand, emedy cured Mr. LR, deop soated « Kellin Tbe If Blectricity could tn ‘ehat that hae ees rack to the 0 and Toupees.—-Batchelor’s New weet ipo ane, prone woed the most perfoot tmit: of yebinvonted. Th se wantiog s shenld call 98 Ba TOBELUR'S selebaied Win Fesh 1 WO» Spend IRELAND, (BROTH! of Rev. Mr Bus: 0 Hizgine & Co. 45 Broad pireet, hi to hio advantage. [XTORMATION WaNTRD-OF RUIZ BURER, SUP. poved to be resiving at vowe hotal in New York. Any information rorpeoting acr will be thenkfully received by ber oi Bridgot Lurke, No. 1M Washington street, Brook- ED OF MRS AMELIA ODE! Greemnon rtrest. about the Loi y informa ion of hor wilt be liberaliy ad, mr. Udell, by addressing # letter PUBL LOW Mace, RO nana eal ICTURBS AT ABSUTI"S COLPAGTATS Ouniae , L? tion for Fourg Lad o: Sringler Lnstitate, Union Farl Professor Arnela Guy os, of deevard University, will delle ctures on t Ci vie harwouy of Belonce aud Rovela- Friday eveut'g, Mar 5, at aloe Goology. immedist ch and Sth of siz Leot on the Ibuh, 1605, 224, 25¢h, 20h, ECHANICS' INSTITUTE LECTURES —LORENZOB, hear j#q., Will deliver lecture bofore the Moe BAIRD GIVES BIS SEVENTH LECTURE TO- ight, in the Brockiyn Female Academy, om the bise pain. Admission, 25 conte, »| tory of OF BOAR MOWAOM, OTICE.—TRE ANNUAL KLROTION FOR DIRECT. ‘oro of tho Now Yerk and Liverpool Unied States Mall Steamship Company, will be held at tho office of the compsny, 56 Wall street, on Thursday, 4th March noxb, Poli open from 12 c'clook M. to 2o’el vk. P.M. WM.'L, YOULE, Boo'y. AMERICAN INSTITUTE —A STATED MERTING OF shia Institnie will be !e dat the roomsoftha Instinnts, No. U5) Rresdway, on Thursday (thir) evoning, at half past aeven o’eleek. Sho meme Liy requoeted to at business of the highest :mportanee will be Isid bee fore the meeting. HENKY EGS, Kecording Socrotary, IOAN : ing, the latinat, the reolutions Were unsimously Ne. 19,00 Moaday evi following preamble aud ap’ ptod, vir — ‘Whereas, Onrmuch esteemed and worth W. Bands, bas revired from the effive qt Forsrasn of ais Company, & witrssion be has tilled with so mneh eradit to hineelf, satisfection to the men wader b 0 View wish fcolings of pride and pi arcociate, Henry which has atiendod bis po-vevering efor: Comrapy hoth f ty and etal as: Kepolved, That $) lim our wafoig ° members of thie Vompany—for alvave evineed for their welfa ertions, under a!) cironmstances aud on all coesgions, to : ie position fe now enoys ing to hie tind'y inflaeace ue zow plecoa im a po ivion equalled hy few aud exe nono of tho mumerous Compe Mine New York Fire Departments ne MY BOW compone hkesolved, Thst while we sincerely and decply rozrat the clrevmstances thet req tire him to separate himelf from us, an ovr presiding flicor: In. cones renee of & CLiy, we trot thet sur icws wil retirement trom office hi the his t tpeed in a) that hisjournoy throwzh life nently happy. By order oftne company, O H, SCOHREIN ER, Reeretsey pro tem. F° ALBANY—WITU RELAY OF ENG withont change of F $2 90. ty combined The o the New Pork Roilrosd lave tho City tall Ststion, New York, days exoepted). at 9 o’cicox, M. SLO. SUULITAHY. EW YORK VOLUNT&E*S.—TOR RECRUITS wno joined the First Qegin of New York Volante: atter tbe Jazdirg at Vora Cruz, are requested bo call ant peer a at Prerneret a @ornor of Broome and Meroer strocts, on ay. thoSth inst, between 9A, M. ond6 P. M., fortheir mutusi benefit, As ———— ew, REWARD—LOST, ON MONDAY, THE FIRST OF Maroh. in Broedway, boswoon Tittoonih etrees and bile walking oF Togas biwe eh VIRM ARDS. HE RINUCCINI GALLERY, FLORENCE.—THIS {id collection of piotcrcs will be sold at Florence, aud following days of May, Is5t- she Palazzo Rinnecini, No 2,011 ‘This gelle af of b: its in Tuscany, contains rare and valuable printings of the most celobrated maste) many of which ere of geeas historical intorest, and conneot ith tho revival of the Gi isin 1 and ere of the moss Menge, Xo. Thi forming this, galery S in tal them, and of th: gars, will bé and jhe proprietors of the journals in which this adver- aa aleo to th; Ke eetablichmonte in 4 wi app Ineipal citios ef the United Stal IL PAINTINGS, FOR THE CALITORNIA MARKEY. Two superb Paintings, ropresonting Vonus bathing. 0 in & Turkish harom, will be sold low, by apply- KRACHARD KING, 49 Contre strovs, AGUERREOTYPS —JUaT RE F Scale Plates, ell cies. Ti e by the best Deguerr ranted to nko a be stor irap: ORIVED A FUL. ‘heao piates are us0d . They are war- other plave, and pact. Retail pric im proportion, Lversi ie. Address _VicToR BISHOP, 23 Maiden lane EN has (thd i Se ved. from E-oFOpe, he ef Papier Macnto, by whiob » mad of from $15 $0 $35 s woek may + Torms, $l), Address, free, w ily be made i Artiste, Herald ofies. ENGRAVINGS SELLING OFF CHEAT, conslasing of Sorsp bs ints, Kantves 8, Line ne {se. 5 H A GOOD BHORAVSE, wid ‘aving om brase for bookbindors. Ay VY, U7 and 179 Grand strsot. evoning, Sah and Erish voraliste, will atve one nf she't poralse i as laments, enbracing ¢om mas aclodies, eo progromum v'eicok. Tickets, 2% cen NORA RLIZA VALENTINI, PROVESSOR OF XD” Bivging, has romsvet to 49 Barolay siroet Sho dass for lose than $09 & quarior, twonty-iva lovsoae: at Ioarone. Kol: ust be msdo by | 0} N businovs, whéol will prompel fon iy Bt USIC FOR THR PEOPLE.-INSTAU Kosio for the Aveotavens rretiel peek of Benttmental t ic Arictlons, Price 25 censm, BLT Tryon row, Harlem Railrosd B With mpl & CO., Publishers, jing. NGA Goon ove of for cash, will find » Jeressivg, statiag price and parusulaza, & we oft: R GOOD SECOND.WAND PIANOS, AT © 5, and $ four new and euporior Piano Gobavor: for ele chow it wld Wetchos, five hon. a quince Bonk boots, S Revo! throo Pint doubdle-barrel Gun, Seales, &o. Cash ware, farnitur ‘O WANTED.—ANY PRR8GN BAVT! end hand Fiano to disp or by 3.- FOr ¢ PLEX DID PIANO YOR SALA—& NEW UPRIGH®? SS Piono, of unsurpassed tene, for eal», if applied for im. waudistely. Por further partionitrs gpply te . DUNLAP, No. 035 J PANIC LANOUAGR—A. DEP, ACTER S48 o Spay songo, ving & fem Ane TascuEr will dovete them in giving lessons wt Mie cf Fars of tha city, asd’ will'ats9 mak transit rectnes aod pinotnslity. naa dock from Brondwny, 5, Ne 5 Dey seneey, one CH LANGUAGE. me 1 Prof vacr of as iaprusce vile up town, in the ‘Tho Profewor bevine crverai pe ind to form somo new on. Bart of the ley, weit bs in tho tema neighborhood Torme, $3 tor vw Panel abeeeesin tie sunee’ en 7 ES30N3 Ive: t, in any pnt of the olty, Addoter 0, MOBNIX J in the country, are ve sdvantagas t0 b: " Vory meverste, Tao wumier For further partiox / cipal, WB K n pop: lara, piouee ai dreoe 19 23 milve from New Yor cavoo (008 of Barolay tre $ tor scien clanoe at HT A. BE aud eyeninge Petvel 1 OVERNEDS LAr, raor| AW sand, for tin Franse, Gilera her fair inen st Inpiruetrese in a ‘amily. She sonohes. the Bas: eames wie tr eTaeee: Rate, rawing, Amd lnndeonpo oil or of the above bra: of New York in