The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1852, Page 2

THE ART UNION PICTURE SALE. “int Day's Sale, ‘The first dey’s auction of the paintings and works @art, the property of the American Art Union, ume off yesterday, in their gallery, in Broadway. ‘Phe attendance was very large, and the competition very spirited, 20 that, generally speaking, the pictures brought their ‘ull value, though by no means the rice origivally paid for them. We sabjoin the list of works disposed of, with the prices, and the names of purcbacers :— 1. View on the borders of the Lake Albano, 4 Mall $10 00 | A of ‘ida, w I ne lor, 3. Peasant we ‘roc’ ae, OF a | ha ee | 4. Peasant Woman, Cevarro, water color, | Wixl44. W.O Little 8 00 View on Catskill Creek, An Autumnal Lake, 28x17. 'G. Bhepherd Boy of the Mountains, water | eoler, 104xi44. Mr. Hood. ---e- 10 00} View on the coeeree pac: 38 Shep- | Aumrian Fete, “water, “color, 14x10. Mr. Hood..........s-..0 10. Beene on the Hudson, 26218. Theatrical and Musical. = Flowers, (2430 Se anaes Bowsny TuxaTxe,—The “Hebrew Bon” seems te love | Fah nxcvell pean otaiag mabee way of attraction, as it is still drawing B. Ay of Procida, water ‘soler, Ohad} pest ipso et viene ‘and the respeo- ado | tlhe IR & ges oes tive seeseolnes ore sdmirably ~ by ‘Hemblia’s | ealer, wa com) e drai * Beda: »? will conclude the | Me AI. Mr Hood. saab ts | ines eats, with Berens Jehaeton, and tine Herod | tun | ing characters. The was never in ba cath oe Pole * water coler, 8 00) © prosperous state. Those who good seats should 16. Blo Raral Fete, water eolor, i rary ~~ toh. K aisere Breavway Tazarax. —The entertainments at this fash- 17. Filatrwe—costame of Elvata, water eat eee ie Ge rd 8 Mead Geeus near Lake of Newly Sait fge i inceimont pender, iio Kichng sags eect : 1y; her v delicate execution is very pleas- Mr. Hood . . 22 50 ming enthusiastic ‘lean 19. The Janior | inary, 1s Reed and other Mlk is vocetewecss ascrad eminent artiste fill their parts’ admirably. Th 20, Hollend Sccnsry, Dexi4" Mr ‘iiommaan’ 23 60 | ™ cate will terminate wie’ Married and fated” | 21. Landscape, 20x 4 Mr. cna 15 00 DEN.=~-This resort of the gay and fashions- Lend .o siti ‘sx? a 3B | {New York continues to Leep pace wih ihe = aoe pmpenens TEAL Js. Be 9g, | iaied chazaclen Wish NItaN vaksemeas Aga nenieemeaee 1Sjxl4j F. JH Goleman. - 17 50 RR. Ben- Greene... 26 Mornixg. 204x154 27 Kanawa Seeuery, 24jx18} nett..... "28 View near Delaware Merritt....... aA 29 Evening Scene near Palestrin 20x15 H. Coleman. 30 Landsespc—Indian Grave, 24x17 FC. Magwirs........--.. + 35 00 31 Creek 45 00 a ay from hab ora 24x | PDIt® 200 coer cere renee BO View in Saratoga, 20x14 @ | 36 View near Lake ( tients, aoyanoh Mr. | Hosack....... serseceess. 27 50 37 City View in Holland, 20x14 J.C. Ma. | guire seeeee ee - 87 50) 38 The Minnow Brook 26x18 Mr. Hosack. 30 00 39 Landscape—Sunset, 20x14 J Cc. Me MON. 5 ésn'en ssn a<t0ds . 82 50 - A. x Couzens. 47 50 x26, Mr. Hood....... 60 00 2 faite Lake, 30x20. C.G. Haven..... 45 00 43 Fruit, 18x14. J C. Coleman...... 20 00 44 Monastic Meditation, 12x14. J C. Ma i likx 46 Read Scene—Plaiaville, 0 47 Laxdscape—Evening, 20125. W. Ponse. | a7 bag of war joe ing a 16x12. Mr. War | theatre to-might. and see the comedy of “Paul Pry” | bouse will be crowded. | eveving will | Will conelude with the | called the “Monkey of Pitcaira Island.” ail combined, | which embrace the names of the entire company. | 130 Interior with Lame, Mare» Ba3¢ a (Oh. 30 00 381 Been e near Lenne: ue qler) Ji 132 View . Tene teres Mr Heywood 47 6 133 Delaware River, 14x10 Mr Abbott..... 30 00 134 Roadside— Co: ition, 30x20. Mr. Ab- pod Mr Abbott:....... ae 136 Landscape—Study from Nature. “s 27 50 254x275 j Mr Heod 60 00 137 Flower Gir), 23x27. + 2500 | 188 Landscape, 22x30. Mrs Gwift 45 00 | 139 Tasinene—Sreerg ee: Gn. War. | 140 A ‘Bummer Ng eae Mr Sora, agai 55 00 | | 141 Deer’s H. D. + 59 00 | j 142 sien Tayi wees, 33x22]. Mr. Wvcinasia vas. Bae deve hansenes | 148 ise Scene—Composition, 20x14. i.” | 144 Peasant Woman of Elvate—water coler, | 10}x14$ Mr. Hoed. cpa pose 145 Old ‘Weman reading Sori uree—water \ eolor, 10ja9}. ue Hood...... 20 00 | | 146 Landscape. 24x18 L H. Edward 30 00 | 16 . Hill.. 20 00 | 150 Falls of Tive! i-Mineana’s Villa, 24x20. Mr. Benedict. areat vari im the entertainments, and pear. to get with Mise Ada Harcourt im “Turning the fables.” ‘be Rousset family will dieplay their Terpsichoreen abili- | ties in @ ballet divertivement, and ail will eomclude with im Vivendiere Benton's Tuxatne —Those who wish to while away eveping Wiib pleasure ane delight, should vistt Burtor formed by artists cf the first sin@p. as reg | ability, Im the United States Burton biaw atwny time, buc when itis known that disinguirhed comedian. togethrr with all the theaire will appear, there can be little doubt but that the Natiowan Tueatae —Thi cain be pi ted for to night's amuse ment. The opeving picee is “Hawk, the Highwayman ” with am excelent cast. The next feature will be the drama entitied * Napoleon,” whion is always reesived by the audience with much plearure The cateriainments | using and laughable piece | being @ rich pregramme. Watiacn’s Trirater.—The besutifal sketch entitled | “A Morning Call.” will commence the peiformances at this neat sxd ably conducted establichment—Mr Lester, Who is decidedly & fiuished and beautiful oomedisn, to- gether with biiss Laura Keene. a great favorite, being | the stars om the occasion, The next pieoe wili embrace a geod portion ef the talented artises attached to the | theatre, It will be the comedy of “Laugh when you Can”? The terminating piece will be the “Pract! Wan.” Those who wish to ree good acting will therefore visit Wallaek’s theatre to night. me's Tueatee or Vanreries,—Thi cne of the members of fit of Mr. " popular dra- The pieces | rama of the “Rafian Boy”? the popular farce of the ~ Model of a Wife,” and the excel- | lext comedietia of * Naval Engagemenis,” the easts of 00 | the usual heur of ope pert | celebrated Forrest divorcecace Mr Forrest was present, | application they ought to show what they expested te prove by the witness, when. pony, the presecation | might admit it to be true—suck was t imperative rule | of jaw He therefore insisted the case should proceed, | this (Wednescay) morning prisoner eorvictea in the month of June last, of ome of the bank forgeries, in ction with Captain Rewe and | othere, was placed at the bar pursuant ‘a tment, | mudge, were prevent, aud in reply to the usual question, her. het cause was caren ah then went back to him Ana ‘was then examined, who heard a *cream. im a chair er lying on the flocr; she seemed excited; | MeMabon porred him as be was going down stairs, after he heard the scream; be was very much excited Ceun- sel— Did he ray nttlagt bene on Boy—Ne. Counsel—_ Ney he ray Boy ‘What was ? Boy—H "ead ‘damn that woman, there is no °F etting along with her” After this she left ‘him again. ‘bis was ail the tertimony, and the judge said it was not ony oie mos torubmit She quest iom te the Jory. whet good ground to apprel sange life or Mmb ir ve a a Pit inte Foqoenisapes for bis good behavior, and he ordered a noneuit. Court of General Session, Befere Hon. ¥. BR. Tillou ane Aldermen Tweed and Pompton. Deo. 14.—The Case of Wm. M. Doty —The court, at this morning was crowded with the trial of ene defendant, in- perjury. seid te have been committed om the for as were ceveral members of the theatrical and logal pro | feesions. Among the latter, by a ripgular oii were every living Iseumbent of the office of Diatet Attorney for neatly tventy hears pest, namely, Mesers. Blunt. McKeon, Whiting and Ogden Hoffman. the proveeution, Mr Blunt and Mr AO. Mall ap- peared and for the defence Messrs. J.B. Whiting, and A A Phillips. On the eaure being called ov, Mr. Phillips moved that Ld: rie mot proceeded to read two affidavits on whieb hi fen impeelf, alle the m “i and that geod defence on ise Catherine Sinclair was a mate- rial and necessary witnerr, as he bad been advised by his counsel ond that rhe was which place he bad telegrap! but could oe her attendance till the latter end of January. The secon was by Mr Phillips, corroborative, and setting forth he bad co advised. Mr. Biont opposed the motion. amd said the question Row precen' of iteelf before the court. whether parties ane with bigh felonies could be breught to Sialer not The application was to postpone pry February. On ® former occasion a similar attempt had beem made em the grouné of cbtaini which he had opposed iseued, beng over all the commer, he conceived there had dant time to procure all mecessary witnesses, given full notice that the ease would be tried t had net, before this moment. heard anything of their inability to try it. He argned t the affidavit ficient, inasmuch as ‘oppear that sufi It stated Mrs. eoember, go that ‘es it wae a seoond at present at Nesbrille, te | it wurt have been received sin Mr. Whiting replied, jpsisting on the prisoner's right to ap adjournm nd stating that be bad been pre- | pared in November last. smd that the prosecution mever bad been ready The civil cause bad been dirponer on Goa testimony, and ne wrong could be dene by the | jelay Mr, Blunt remarked that, according to the affidavit, Miss Sinclair left town in September, amd they zow stated ip they were prepared in November, Atter rome furtber discurrion the Court held that the | District Attorney was right in his position; but they would grant the defendant am cpportunity of amending his affidavit, and for that purpore postpone the case till The courttber Ancient till te day, when tho witnes- Bes Were ordered to attend, Dec. 15 —Sentence on George Bowne, for Forgery.—The point bill of execptions had bee refused to certify that im prebable ground for it The A. L. Jorden and F. Tal- forrentence In this cas prepared; but the Court thelr opinion there i Pritoner’s counsel, the Hi former suid, by his adviee Mr. Bowne had nothing to | The Recorder then said—This is a case which has givem | the members of the Court tied pain. It is rare. very | THE EstIMA?! ‘The following are the estimates of br ed tor 853 — Bin—A, the 7th of fer the information of the House of resentati eatimates of additional tiene proposes s> jade for the fiscal year ending Civi be Bie cab intercourse, | eee vine and miscellan Army ‘To the estimates is added a statem ‘The indefinite appropriations for the serviee et last quarters of the fiscal A year ending 30th June, 1858, made by former acts ef Congress, permanent proper & Todas department. ensions. National Expenditures, priation. re- aaling Jena 80th, Tarascny soir Dersanee,} ably to the jofnt trecot tg ee \f J! at ol of Janvary, 1848, I have the honer to transmit the serviee of the fiseal year ending the Souk Suse, 188%, $633,250 42 three , fe character, viz:— ' Tam, very reepestfully, vey TAO8. 0) WIN, Bee Hen. aa Boyd, Speaker of the Bin—Agreeable to the joint resolution of the 7th Jemoary, 1846, 1 have th saformstion ‘of the Honte of Representatives, printed a mates the Sseel vig. Civil et.foreign interoourre, and miscellaneous, includ- ing the Jeeting the revenue from rales of pablie lands, pub- lie balleings, and expenses Fortifieats Steam mail service Navalestablishment. Civil and mireclianeous, i eluding expenses of ool- lecting the revenue from eustom Arming and equipping the mili it 01 rt. Purchese ake pir of the Joan of 1847..... 34. The existing appropriations mot requi- red for the service of the present year, and which may be applied to the service of the year ending the 3uth June, 1854, as follows :— Civil list, foreign intercourse and miscellaneour, Pensions . Fortifiestions, ordwan Internal Improvements, &¢. Steam mail rervice. Naval establichme Military Academy. 1. The appropriations “for the firoal year ¢ mircellaneous, expenses of col- Tevenue from bed & 515,066 1 48 yar obedient servant, cs Taxssvey Desanrunrr, . 1852. of honor’ te frenesi, for f the appropriations ee ie year sais the "30th, june, ie5ee. pope ef col- expense! $7,788,898 48 937,808 00 1.015735 50 7,835 894 56 157,056 00 1.781.662 48 1.496 250 00 9:178,343 67 BE ordnance, $4,405,000 14 200,000 ¢0 10,008 00 480,000 08 8,400,638 54 . 586,631 00 9.172.820 68 ), Ke. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, ete Yer Weenespay, Dec. 15-6 P.M. oat 359,871 We notice imerearsd activity im the stock market, riety bait -4 Prices, however, were net sustained throughout. At the Alger'e. * o69 6917 first board Morris Canal declined 114 percent; Nicara- | Western one. SHE gua Transit, 34; Pennsylvania Coal Company, }4; Erle 790,000 752,393 Railroad. (; Harlem, \; Stoningtom, 34; Phoenix Coal 1.738 ‘ou Company, %. New Creek Coal Co. opemed at a desline, ams ~ but clesed at yesterdsy’s prices. The sales were vory 30.098 30.555 large, smounting te nearly five thousand shares. Harlem, 368.796 232,055 Erie, Morris, Qumberland, Parker Vein, aud Phenix were | a all in demand at the close. At the seoond board, there wasa more general desire te sell, and prices receded a 7,906 506 fraction from those current in the morning. Morris ae Canal fell off 4 per cent; Nicaragua, 34; Phenix 337 Coal, 3; Canton Company, 33;; Cumberland Coal 160.361 2%; Erle Railroad, 4; Long Is!amd, 5, from yes- on terdsy's eeoond board; Norwich amd Worcester, \; 2,161,258 Hudson Railroad 3; Stonington, 3;; Harlem %, Al t j the beard eae pen an active facial petri pry ade rast sere | Morris Canal. It toll off to 18%, whem large orders from | Butish Weer Indie teisude aude 8,618,707 Philadelphia were filled. The effcet of this was fevore- | _ British Guana... 2080929 —2.201,088 Dla, and at the cloce 90 was bid. Long Island also ral- | Honduras (British settlements). 188,602 232, Med. ‘Telegraphic erdets from Philadelphia put the price | “WER West India Islands, vi up to 50 per cemt. New Creek Coal was well maintain- ed throughout, and continued in demand. This stock is rapidly becoming distributed. Most satisfactory aecounts have recently been received from the Ulster lead mines We learn that beyond the cave in which the large mass of copper was found, s vein of lead, four feet in thickness, has been diccevered, extending horizontally and perpen- dieularly im the mountain. Stockholders are in fine spirits, and anticipate astonishing results. | ‘The steamship Eurepa, for Liverpeol, te day, earried | out $274,350 im specie. The demand for foreign exchange for remittance by this steamer, continued quite moderate | Orientsi republic of the Uragus: 60.480 218) to the elese, without change im rates, Buenos Ayres. 848 800 458 | The auction sales of bonds and stocks to day, at the | Chill. et eee Merchants’ Exchange, by Mr 8. Draper, passed off well; | Faininnd Islands” panes RY) 261 bidding was quite spirited, and geod prives were obtained. | Russian settlements en N. W. 6. | of America... 10,063 - Greenlandand Di 505 232 | Total declared valu: £71 807,885 = £74,448,722 It will be seen, by this statement, that the value of | Merchandise exported from Great Britain te the United | States was nearly double thet ofany other foreign coun- | try, and was equal to one fifth part of the aggregate ex- | portation from the United Kingdom, The experts from v4 the United Kingdom to the United States, in 1851, were , | About balfe million of dollars im value less than in 1850; | while the total expertation was upwards ef three mil- Mons larger im 1851. The iverease was principally to China, British North America, Cuba, Brasil, Peru, | Britich West India Islands. and Java. 15—have | Stock Exchange. $5000 Penn State S's 29 1 ahs Cumb Coal Co 656 do 510 9% Wd 60 66% M0 Island RR Bés 90 10 ParkerCoalCo 59 E'eKR 2d Mtg Barat oT 50 a 930 59) 810 60 $50,006 Buffale Pra Corning R.B. Sevens, first m'tge..101 25,000 sg Treasurer of Y, amounted to $107,181 75; payments, 00, $4,459,048 61, this port te $23,452 01— bi ‘The impertations into this pért to day—De be 8 follows :— Press 1M easks 605 firkina ; coffee, 760 bags ; coces, | 2000 gj dry goods, 1260 packages per Arctic; frait, | 16 060 gangens biden 220; Roney, 2 barrels; hemp, 6 | oe Be koved a nic a6 | Ms ry bales; 1,367 crotches, 110 logs mahogany, WO. de 25 Phenix Mining Co” 218 ‘The Irving Fire Insurance Company has declared « | | “ee Hud let Mtg Hds i 100 de » dividend of seven per cent, Bake Fulton” Denk 189 3) ‘The United States Mutual Benefit Arsoeiation of New | 2 do in® 16) do 2) 410 New Crook Coal Q3 Sie 200 \o a Yerk ia probably a ‘wild cat” concern throughout, It | 24 5nhty BAPE jo HH aR ae On Be Is represented that the office fa at Ne 114 Grand street, | 2) !rving Bent W712 do rs | 2Rehs Mets’ Exe Bk rid 575 do FE tnd that the company was incorporated by an act of the | 120 Morris Canal tho Portem Dey Dook Legislature. im April, 1848, with a cash guarantee capital | {? ae bake at 210 Erle BR v0 Fi of $20,000, This aseoclation has isued a cireular, in | 15) -qdo yoo 20: 900 de 23 957 which reference is made tos number of large manu‘se | $f) 2 peels atl g see 20 Fe turing ertablishments in this city, Weare informed, of. 200 ‘ 35 do. 955 ficlally, tbat eeme of the references are unautherised, and |}, a aaa 210 2 the matural inference is that most, if not all of them, 100 Cantin Co 10 Hari RR ie are made without the knowledge or consont of the jm 9° “ be parties. 200 Fagomrth La Co B 60 Cary Imp't 3 A new counterfeit has been detected to day, of the five dollar bills of Le county, N.Y. It iss coarse fae-similie of the good bilts, and rather difficult to detect. 300 N Joresy Zine Co ad Bank, New Lebanon, Columbia 14 He Lyall 500 do 100 Montg’: by Zine oe 5336 “ heading RR ae 160 100 03 10036 20 Big 48 View in Corneoticut, 20x14 Aaenican Mucevm.—Miss Emily Mestayer,a very great f the standing. conaections, andeduca. | etal. re on The Heston Poet says that the stock of the twenty-two uF" rene & Keyp RR a8 oe Buff & Rech RR’. 12% 49 Landsape, 18x12. Mr Coleman.. favcrite with the patrons of the Muceumn. and an wecom. | several appropriations whieh will be carried te miles of road—Black+tone and the Norwich and Wercet- | 119) wie Transit co ag Ton ne eet Be BO ree 5O View frow Mentrepose Comiery 21x18 beat eatie is to take her benefit tals evening The of the inteligence. and high respectabiiits of family. | fund. pee to $480,086 34. ter—has all beem regularly subseribed, $125,000 being | os i 29% 0 do 000 76 J J Adame... 2 Wii be played eee fee aie farce of the Swiss Swain,” | gpq excrlient morel rearirg, which it was evident he had | | There sre alse socompanying the estimates sundry Pe | taken by parties om the line. The whole amountof jip go cee % 51 Froit, 24x18. Jobn 50 playe Two favorite pieces will be giv in the | ved, and the influ ‘with which he insur. Pere firaished te the cco interior, army and mary | . afternoon. | Fecelved, am fluences ce Sépertanents, Seutaining Ted i kita et O stock takem is $50,000, For the immediate construction | 100 | do i) ”) yr E Nites ae fs ow—& Scene in the West = | ¢ 6 rounded in his childzood and manhood—It is rare. I say, | 9 pe ich th bd TORSEe ROSS, 50 861 jongress, : ts 560 Penn Coal Co é Hick RR as SE ake. 50 ninisty’s Orrna Hovsx —Christy’s Minstrels are to | that they have fallen into the commission of a crime sueh | &¢.. 0D which the estimates are founded. of this twenty two miles the contracts were settled en 200 M0 1238 Lk Jeni ; sive another of their bigbly popular negro entertainments | ag this. "It ie rtili more rare that a person of the age amd | 18m, very moog ie servant, Saturday might, and operations were commenced te-day. eee Fe Cv 4,Col& Cin RR 132 00 | ‘is evening. | reepectable appearance of the prisoner, ls brought here; | 5. yy, 8. CORWIN, Ges. of the Treasury. | wa, whole is to be finished im September next. By this 6b 5 00 |g Weon's Minsrnais bave provided am attractive selee- | ard that makes it painful, extremely re, when courts | _ Hon. L. Beyn, Bpeaker of the House of Representatives. re jis thea sRECOND BOARD. ; ae tion of yoou und instrumental picoes fer to miget, Mr. | and msgletrater are bound to enferce the laws in such | Estimate of rena rmanent and indefinite appropriations connestion with the Norwich, and thence with the New — $4000 Eri 01 10) she NCreekCealGe 6 | Evers w e his benefit om Saturday oveming. cares ve always been educa e belies ie] required fer the eervice jest thaee om, mantic almer reat e No Y og eee ¢ Mountai E Ill teke his benefit om Saturday z | gata | Thare al educated im the belief that it | "which may be required f berhe ot the | it thine London, Willimantic and Pal a, the Norfolk obeKeyp'thoe 21° — « is im the nature of a well constituted mi espe! juarters e year june 56 Indian Women, Biz ood ainake Tihs \cimeetrtan speotacle, entitied «Dom | Syateciity a eclemm regard to men of age; amdit is this | _ Sy former acts of Congres es. eounty will be enabled to ran a day and night line te Zan "'* “de Be 57 The Old Bloop—Bay Beene, 434x345. several plearing and difficult i the eirele | Hog which binds together all Christian society. Yet, our: | Adgitional elerke im the office of the Trea New York; by stearaboate, from New London ao C. Bryas e eves i oR | rounded by all these etreuimstances, nds the prisoner surer of the United States and Regicter New London {s fourteen miles mearer New York than | 200 do #10 FA 58 Femolo Heed, 25x20," Mt’ Thom peon.. 25 00 | exautard tcoumhoger Matay to Hvtacamdalt oBeaAME: | #2 eoriveseotence for an offesee of grave and serious | of the Treasury. per acts of Octeber 12, Stntngion and bu three mils ether om Hoven. NG Jolin Pank 8 = * \- miary OR, WAT... ne... —4 eon. 8 Visit, 34x27. J C Bryanl30 00 way, | whieh would mitigate. yet om exacimation, the more | Relief of the several corporate cities of the $6100 00 |“ “rne recelpts.of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company es 7 ; Chas M_Cornolly. 75 00 | Ay poms iy Wasiixcrow—The great contralto, Marietta | carefully we lock iuto it, the more difficulty there | District of Columbia, per sct May 20, for the month of November, 1852, and for the eleven | $1 reeny Deck’ be 7154 J. Van Buren 40 00 Alboni, rays the Washington epublie, war greeted | is outwardly, to direover anytl that can smouat | — 1836. vii months ending Novezaber 30th, ineach of ths past two | 100 BS: 62 Landscape, 48x86. H. cae aguire isi +» 600 | 14 ist. ‘on her ares sppeerance in the metropolis, by | = ey Lea Pa were iatute ot oe i omilah oe *to Sas 4 years, have been as annexed :— 360 Nic rants Co vo 2S 1S ‘ 2B Riy RE Fa 7 of bridli rT jieaces forge: oe : ae GB Pilgrims Vinscovering tho Becond Baip, 5 1. | meied im varanie Saleen. Atsong hess present we | Bish: the: mutosl confidence and credit ef men are of | 90.525 00 Pennarivaxia Rarunoav. | ROPbanix Mining Cor iuie 80 0 den 390 BF notived President Filmore and his family, several mem- | the utmert consequence. It was, toe, a crime not | ‘Two per the States of Alstama, Reeetpte of the road fer the month ending ¥ ip Santon co Co oa x eae = RE B30 73) | bere of the Cabinet, and a large number of Senators and | committed in e moment cf renee or sudden tem Winseoipel, per act September 4. 1841. 6,000 0 November 30, 1862... $134535 5@ 150 New Crock Coal Co BY, be a 60 v Reprecentaiives. Madame Alboni’s personal appesramoe | tion and exeitement It bi coelly, calmly ree aM per cent. to certain Btates, Same month lact year. + 85,057 90 | x9 de veo 6 260 er Hi | on her eptree reeured ber a! ovee the popular favor, amd | fystematically done. Jilitervt ignorant mea, whe | under t eral acte for thelr admission Penta ees BAO v aca the was warmly welcomed; buat when the rich gushing | ¢0uld not read or write, were employed to esiry it out. A stercsererseces 190,000 00 Tncrease...... CITY TRADS REPORT. 66 King Death, 25x30 Merritt . notes ef her melodious voice Warst forth, the orl pocerm young boy had beer tempted and eorrupted to presemt the Re-payment for lands ‘erroneously sold Per Receipts from January i, ‘Is5a; ‘te Nevem- bs 67 Tho Cavalier, 25x30. H. Morritt ......1 | rous applaure eneceeded every effort, | check, amd had been pleced here under circumstances | _ act January 12, 1825......... 20,641 49 + ee 1,691,060 83 | Wepnespar, Deo, 15—6 P. M, € Mary Queen of Boote—Monument— West. foxrac 1m Tantmene—Mhare wan a very fall and | ott ‘embarraming, scocrding to, his own seoount—the | Refuading Purchase: Fra ence seid’ ia + 947.800 70 | Asrixs.—There were 50 bbls, taken, at $4 56:4 fer pots, ver Abbey, 22x28. Mr Bryan dionee at the acy Asrembly Rooms. in Balti. | Pironer Being the grand centre ply pochcarartll | ob thirer ah mere antes Tasso og BNA $4 75 for pearls, per 100 Ibs. giles which had beem in One instamec successiul. Hin very in- | August £0. 1842........+.++ $000 00 | Imorense...... csesseesseeeeseeees 748,750 68 | ed adven’ at ita pee Zane, 254x: Heeb toga ok 0° Of | falligence maker it more éimicult to and avy excuse for | Relief of certain inbabiiante of Bast Fisrida, ies ha Salar bs ads Wak che ual divie | j DRZAmeTOPra.—Flour was in more request, at stightiy Br Ryan. seers emt slic Trecptton, and’ sileited: preloneca clemeney. We do frequently find illiterate yeuths and | _ per act June 26, 1834. 4.973 00 | _ The Ban! venni clared a semi-auni - | taipeeyed prices, The sales reached 11,200 bbls.—fine rye- 20 Fort Belling, 27:20. Mr. Maxwell... 86 00, With am enibusiastio reeeption, and elicited prolonged Soon whore epizions of wright and rong are 90 very lim: Payment of ‘horses and other property. Tost dend of four per cent. | at $4973, a $4 60; ordinary to choice Btate, $5 123; a $6 71 Borses Parsued by Wolves, 30x25. Mr. an teapowens: epee oy cone Ca ighly oultive- | ited. brought here and punished; and ir 10, aii ia the military eer service of the United States, ‘cimees ‘The present advance in irom, while it has impoverished | 9717; sapalans Sosndlan $535; mixed to fancy Wes v ‘ seeee 65 more important t! in tuch aceave as the present, 1 r act Mare! ns owsccveces ! | rine » tera, Ole Boll gave aeoncert at St. Louis on the 8thimst. | to earry Tet the law, I ao pot know thet 1 wood tay any- | Pipment ehitavee drawbaeks, bounties, rome railread contractors, &e , hasenriched large holders | $5 25 $5 50; fancy Genesco and Ohio, $6 3734 @ $5 56%; | Mr Murdoch and Mrs. Oolomaa Pope are at 8t. Louis, | thing mere. Your age, experience. intelligence and edu- | on allowances. per aet Marob 5, 1849 300,000 00 | of the artiele. It fo stated that the directors of the North- | mixed to straight Southern, $5 43% a $56234; extra. where they are drawing large h | cotton werrant the eorur:ptiom that year owe feelings wil | flee thee potneidichonghg ome ara Railroad could ell their contract for iron at an ad- | Western, §5 561 a $6; extra Genesee, $5 60% 8 $6 124+ ve | mpt you; and if you bave any of the good moral feel- “i for duties ‘unareertalned, per ect Mareh J Me ® M6 170 00 | Martin B. Coombs, Erq , w youvg — Cincinmati, | Pee feniaining in you Tappeal to you toendeaver for | 5, 1899....., 676,000 09 | Yamee of $80,000, and that the Hartford, Providence and | and fancy Southern, $5 760 $675 per bbl. jel m4 The Hivguerote Going. Worship in lin a eee Bis prance be stage at the National theatre | 116 balance cf ihe time you have here, to produee some so. ‘refund duties agreeably te decisions of Fishkill Railroad sould sell theiz contract for $75,000, | tinued brisk and buoyant, Sales have been made of 7,500 Charle-ten Harbor, 25 Maxwell..130 00 'm Louisville om the 15:b inst, reformation in your ewn heart. The sentence ef the the Bupreme Meurt ef the United States, ‘A meeting was held at Sag Harbor on the 4th inst., to | bushels Boutherm white, at $1 25; 4 000 do. ordipary Gene- 76 View of the Uucal Palace, Venice, 28}x- 284. Mr. Merritt .160 00 76 Children r Magaire 125 00 77 View on the Ho stenio, 60240. Mr. } Appleten.....+ 10 00 78 Poverty, 25x80. Mr. Deane 55 00 79 Sterm—Hast River Scenery, 40226 95 00 £6 Mownt ft. Avgelo, 22jx15 Mr. Deane. 55 00 $i — and Chaneeller Livingston, rae a | ink 3 83 view "ot Ureohenfels— ithine, 86 Yan Buren 84 Industrious Sailor, £5 Laudscape—Compe B. Davie . £5 A Present fre: athe Country, 87 Jeabel, 27x54. W. 0. Moore 88 Onildren in the Wood $0 The Peasants of Hearme........ Naples, bia y at pie Biro . 95 00 Vas Barer. 47 68 DAaY G +160 00 + 60 00 « 62 50 + 22 60 $6 Doperit, X.Y , 31223. D Baokiagham. 70 00 99 Read Seene im tho Catskill Mountain PARIS. GO vce ee ceseecsees . 3000 Bwitvoriand, Y1gxlij. 100 Beene bo 30325 he ‘award. 102 Moonlight, 9x11. M: 103 Middieport, N ham... - + 79 00 164 Kate Kearney, 25150. 7. 6 “Davis. . 55 00 uffaloes, 24x17. Mr. Den- 14. Mra. Thompss W7 landroape, Trenton ores ieee Mr Little +s «e+. 25.00 108 Baas Take itoad, 109 Blowskan Rural Fet water color, iojx 84. Mr. Maguire..... 17 no Shepherd Boy of tho Campagna, water evler, 10x d4y Mr. Hood. 8 00 111 Water Carrier, Albauo, water oo! or, ie x14} Mr Heed ‘ . 12:00 | 132 Ospachin } Monk, water color, 14x14). . eee 10 00 | 113 Washington at Trenton, 37148. JB. + eee 188 06 er, 23x18 G. a Trney « 000 ng st Mews, B0x6 i J.B. Her. 7 had Bo ne, Phxioy. 18 Bacandago River, 30x20 Mr Deam.... 119 Fog off Mount Derert Islaad, Mo, 16x 12. 8. W. Bridgham. . - 6 00 120 oe View, 27x174. J 38 50 TA Farmer's Bey, i4xi8 — 55 0A pew 42 50 | 2% The i’air Artist, 16x1° * Taos E Davis 22 50 | 124 Road Beone, 2014 i Webster.. 57 View nesr by | ©. M. Gor 126 Batherlaud Btunrt.. o> bi ¥ 2 b2 0 e9es . 85 00 1M The Castle of Cambourg, 20)x10) eS Pimonson a 17 56 128 Indien Falls noar Cold prin 2x41 J Van Busen..... 329 Tho Wayfarer, 16x12 “ie. 2» we | Bloke,’ Mr J B. Roberts, the tragedian, is filling an e1 ment at Memphis tail as ae Jones. o westero street theatre, B: peters is giving comoerts at present in Albany, and is érawing full boures. ott and Mrs Barney Williams were at New Orleses on | e 7 | Mr Coulteek is performing at the Albany mm Mrs Warner is performing, in the mew play of ‘Anne | ju Borten, | Miss Julia Tarnbwil took her farewell boneGt at Bufisic on the 12th iuat Mr. Brooker is at the National theatre, Boxton. Mr. Jemor Wallack it pleying at the Metropolitan the. atre. iv Bufale x. Chippendale tress, has beem enge- Mrs. C. Howard are playing in Court of Common Piess— Part Second. Before Mon, Judge Daly. "Ha DUTY OF HUSBANDS TO WIVES AND WIVRS TO HUSBANDS. Dec 11—The People ve. Michael McMahon ena Patrick | Firs sinm rie. — This action was Uronght for a browch hgh a teecgnizenot giver by the defendant, Fitssivam seeurit J for the defendant, MeMaber, who waa weeght before B police jurties under the ast against disorderly perrons, ebarged with sbandoning amd megircting te sup- Pout bis wife, The justice convieted hit, and required hime teemier into s reeognizauce. with Ome surety. for his geed bebavior, whieb he did, the defendant, Pi'e timmons, becoming the surety. When McMshom was bronght betore (he jaxtiog, it sppanved that his wife hed left Lie houre fcr eliegwed Ul ireatwnent; aad efter MoMe hew hed epterrd inte the recognizance of bir geod bute | viour. the wert to Bim avd demanded rapport, te which he replied thet he would support and provide fer her if she came beek to bis house. but weuld mot pay for her ewhere, (bat sl d robbed aud carried off ns | 1 hit prewerly. This wae the breach relied upon, the plal» iff einumed that the reeogmizames was for. 4. ond thal the eurety was lisble for the penalty ef dge Daly said that Me area provir for ber im bi beuse, she was beund to retora, unless her former treatment had such as to or resonable apprebesrion thet there might be é nor her life. im the 35° the Betis: thet her hurbend p hee could not be regarded as refusing to ew e Offered as willing to maintiim her in rine placeand in the manmer in whick be Mved himeelf By | the obligation impored by the marital tie je to live with him. if he beat or o | perren. the eould bare him punished im a eximi | end compel h'm to give bends (0 keep the peace the: after; or if bie treatment of ber war was ro cracl and im homen as for pdes refe or Improper that she theutd | | ccbebit with biz, ebe could obtain & limited divorce, and | | ecnupel him to provide for ber reparate tasintensucs. | | The law. therefere. sflerded # wife am ample pr%ec!ion agaivet the {)!-uenge or mirconductof ker husband The est Under which thi: recogniranee was taken was patsad to prevent the wife. theouge the neglect or absodenment | of the burbend, frem brooming a eharge upon the pubis. | It makes the sbandenment or megieot to provide for the wife um offence. The husband who it guilty of tt ts red by the ristute to be @ disorderly percon upon belng cowvicted ef the effence uiay be vent to y and hept at hard Inbor fora term #0t exevedi x montha. welere he give suretien for bis good beba or ) | for the epaes ef ene year: and it is a hreaah of wuch re ecgnixenee ifthe burbend, within the year afier giving the reoogpisance, continacs to abandva or regleet te pevide for (he wife, Tt aad been held by this Court. in he eace of the Peo va. Utter, thet it was the daty of the husband after he had glven the recognizance. where the wife lind left. him for good eavee. to go to her und in- Vive ber te rermre. or vigeily his willingness to provi Je for her. In that, case che horbavd did ro. but +fnved to return and thejury found that she i fled ip refustoq But the clroumataneor ef the aure were Prowler. Ihe coninet ef the busbwnd had been atro- | | coms, Judge Daly Were delatied the eltou the care, abd raid that the verdict of the govbtedly right. Every dietate of hum that the womam shon 4 riguin be eompelied ender the power aud dominion of euch » the a well founded sppre 1 Garger to life or limb « wile was justified im romnt though the hae invited her to revurn and li bim; and to avoid & breach of the rveognizance | | and wlnolve bain wx wae bonad te make provision | | Meantime, telegraph Mrs. Sinclair, and, if possi | tute for obstr | a bunérea doliars, om the #th of Nevember last, the pro | the sonic it is w wonder they reached hore ag toma Court fs that you be imprisoned im the State Prisom for | the term of four years und three months. The prisoner, who seems to bave suffered a good deal | from his imprisonment, retired im silenoe, and with » | firm etep Before the Reecréer, and Ald Tweed and ogi tar The Case of William M. Doty—In this cave. Mr H. Clark appeared. with Mestre, Whiting and Philips. for | the defence. Mr. Ferrest and several friends were preeont, Compe ar betore. mf Ww Mir Blunt produced an affiduvit. by Mr. denying that (here was any understanding be tried at the present term. ‘The Court repeated their cbjeetions raised yester which were answered by Mr. Clark st consider length. who contended that due éiligemes had been weed | te procure Mrs Sincisir, (Mre Forrest.) It was finally arranged that the eause should stand over until Monday | morning, and that defendant's counsel should, a the | e, als. | cover exactly where she isat present or that they should | m facts were, depored to in the aMilerits; but ing renewed bis motion fer an ‘agjourame ‘A. 0. Hall that it eH ! yews affidavite which might be sstisfactory as te what | they expected to prove by the absent witmess. Olstructing @ Railroad — Caution to Conductors and | Others —William H Jackeon was ivdicted under the sts. | ting the tiack of the six havenuc railroad piaci granite biack (‘he sive ef one ot the | Kurs pices) onthe tine in Varick wear Brose titeet. | The tertimony was direct. Issac Taylor, of 146 Varick atrect, depored that cne evening in Acgust inet, he was returning home snd st the spot deseribed he observed the defendant recover 8 steeping posture on the the road Surpeeting the cause. he seeured brm immediately efterwards came im contact with thi stone, of which th mber lying om the site walk. | | | \ | The crose ex was long. bat eltcited nothing ma- terial Two or three witnoses were examined for the de fence, who od charaazer for orderly | eoudnct The jury retin 4 after am absence of am | hour stated It was impossible they esuld agree, a diccharged Plovded Guilty — | years of age. plead nd of James Amory, and was sont te the Home of Re 4 Impudent Roblery.— William Roberts, am athietie | locking ‘longehoreman, of jet black bue, was oh with steeling reven barrels of tallow, valued at one hun- dred dollars, from the wareboure of Mr. Avrabsm Ed. wards, of 43 New ttreet, om the 30th of Nevembar, which be afterwards offered for sale at Merers. Colgate & Co.'s, Duteh street. The jury immediately revarned « verdiet of guilty, and he was sentenovd to four years and tom mont he ir priccement Adjourned till this (Tharsday The following letter, dated at ludependenss, No | 27, appears im the Bt Louis Republican of Des. 6:— Yo-dsy the Sante Fe mail arrived, somewhat after ite usuel time of arriving here, amd yet afew days bifore contract time rem the qamatity of saew the carriers found upon the plains, togethe in avd to they upom them e alo as they @ But few “Indians wero ston upon the roxd, and | { only one eompany ef two er three men (Seas and Brothers) were overtaken on the route howe —respecting whom we bevs some little spprehen- sion, as they were neor the Turkey oreek, in the midet a soow storm, and their mules ta bud cond 1 telegraphed you respecting Skillman's mail, the eause of its de*entinn, and the probadie encoma- ters t) y must meet with, om \heir ™ back, and of jud ainet Collectors ef Customs, under of go 3, Gata the Bate of Virginie per aat) July Navy pensions Fer wet AW 22 18 eH om the steck of the lean of Jam. 23, 250,000 00 Purahass ‘of stock ef the Joan of Jan. 28, 1847. “1 976.640 & Redemption of steck of the lean of 1843, Re rs Can rch 3. 1847, amd eeotion 3 of act ef nts of the Circuit Courts ve jonte it. per 12th section of the set 1851.. the apart ‘. actin 8 ot ce de] ment ir fi . 586,000 00 zy vais, per act May It 6,000 60 1 pensions. per act June 7, 1892, 5 aghhes 848 bile a created under pI 1842, Marek 3, 1848, July nd Mareh 31. 1848.. 1,942,231 10 1,583 369 00 «+» 6 0292,081 86 jerxn’s Orvice, Deeember 7. 1852 N. DAROSNT, Register. Super ‘ourt.—Part Seeond, yw York husband. | Fever... 6 with the Indiaur The Governor's trip in the ceuntry of the Rio Abaja has given him some idea of the herpitatity of { the Mexicave, and their regara for him. He re tarne delighied Our mutual friend, F the cottlements, and intended soon to leave with bis ecmpanied by ss Many Amerionws a* ean arrange for the trip The reate from Santa Fe through, i repronented an & pleasant and safe winter route. Indeod, it is in consequence of itw feastbitity that | the project ie ees on foot of extending the Pacitio | X. Aubrey, had reashed | | for Onlifornia, ae | Under 1 y | 1 to 2 sa The j fog fer the plaiatif, conte. December to the qe ds ‘Men, 69; Women, 73; Bi *y | Rreceme ot thi Before Ghief Justice Oakley. VERDICT AGAINST A RAILWAY OOMPARY, Dec 16 —In the ease of Charlotte Williams agatnet thee and Harlem Railroed Com for killing her rendered a taalod veriiot this morn. encescing the damages at $2,500 and of Deaths low York, from 4th day of oo ‘Deeember, } izis, 74.—Tovel, S28. Weexty 1 Re County of eee ; Beitich spital, Beltorne, 6 Penttontinry, Ba patio Asylum, Biackwoll’s Island, % 6 4. 9, Almehoure, Risek EA A 10, Re’ red. from HITE, © pector's Offee, City Inepeoter. | see, $1.20; 25.000 do. inferior to chois it take into consideration the subject of building a railroad | $115; amd 10.00de Ohio red, at sizwith § B00 der from that village te River Head. A committee of eight | Western white, on private terms. 1,000 bushels rye ‘was appointed to make a preliminary survey of the route, breught 90c_ and 7.600 bushels two and four rowed bar- , at 70 a 780 push D and te obtain fiom the owners of lands a cession of the | lng’ ‘snd the bucinece: reconed “S06 000 epnpme de right of way. | Bouthiern white and zelaw. Al 67 a 7le.; old do., 73 a77¢., It will be seom by a notice im another eolumn, that the | 80d mix: esters at 70 a Blo .—The favorable advices per Ai Willsborough and Parkercburg Railrond Company have | ine aownwward pie iabaded 7 git yo captnnar pi located fifty six milesef their road, running cast from | — Sem aes Eu paren — — M6 & Me, at Hillsborough te the coal fields near Jackson—and are | Which advance about jet have been sold about Jetting the line to contractors. This is the middle | ,, COA! —2{0 tons Bidney were purchased at $6 50, on slx divieion ef the reed. The remainder of the line, from | sere alee have been made of 50 bags Java at Jackron to the Obie river, at Parkersburg, will be pre ec , an 0 do. tOlew pure nc enn oem iping. Tie wid p.tue | ght Pea esoeae gehts, 10 gual $0 To end $11 76. puts —Rates wore firmer for Liverpool, with en- nts of 14.008 Lushele whest at 10d, in bulk, and. which Baltimere bas im hand, from Three Forks to Par- kersbarg, will complete the great shain from Baltimore to Cincinnstl, | wae firm at 4d, To Gamburg 506 bales oo! dat Le pee I fa veesel was engaged to load at ulf port. for iterranenn, at 1\¢ tton was at lo. per lb Rates werw quite firm aud ac- of Gocrgia, during the month of November, 1852, from freight, mails and passengers, were $12,472 75, (with @ we for California and engagements were made at 60a tuspension of trains for six days om secount of injuries | Der feot. mencarement. a retained herb) Receipt yar a Novem. | got ene AS secede basa vember, $12 208 09, The increase this seasem would have | $26002 85 een obout $9,000 over that of last, but for the isjuries ee bales river changed hands at $1123¢ pec sustained by high water. Hors. —arbere have beem 20 bales new purchased at 21a ‘The engineer of the Opelika road informs the Savan- | 240. per Thor wo. Alteration ovonrred in pig; T hi youl nak Kepubiicen that the construction of s road, spanning | $02 50 for common, the whole dictanes between Vieksburg, on tie Mississl pi river, and the western border of Alsbaaa is aetaaily | provided fer, This leaves enly 124 miles of the read to be | made, (frem (he barder te Montgomery) in order toon | neet Vickeburg with Savannah and Montgomery. The id $70 872 60 rivate letters by the Arctie state am advance had tukew ploce 1m Scotch pig at Glas- of 20 00@ toms on the d0th uitime, w, with eal pet citizens of Montgomery are warmly intererved in this sub- | 1234 per bbl. : Merassre there has been more enquiry for New Or. Joct, ands move, seys the Republican, will at once be | soho kin Lace bbls, were “Tepaald ot ok as made in or cut of the Legislature of Alabama to effost the objet on Danville Tribune seys that the $500,000 required to extend the Lexivgtom amd Danville road to MoMinal- ville, Lenm, has beon subscribed im the counties south, ‘This seoures the constructicn of the road from Covington, south to connect with the Chattencoga road. The aznoxed st mt exhibits the value of British | and Iriah predues and manufactures exported from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to foreign | eouptries snd the eclonies im the years 185¢ and 1851;— gation. It was andsequen’ y held at 306, ‘ake, tao rite in frelghts at New Orleans promising te ourtail the ‘upplies, javat, Brones — Met edditional ecourred in tar or crude turpentine, 100 trite ty ntine realized api pace per galien; and 10@ bis. white rosin $4 pee yf vt —There were 4, 000 gullons linseed obtained at 68. | Pergallon. Provisions. Perk favored omners. Bales were a of 300 bole, cld prime, at $15 87's a $15 50; new at $1 Old meso at $18 26 n $18 5734; and new at $18 0 $19 12 Pickled meats and dressed hogs remained na Inst toda { 200 packages lord were tekem at 1240.0 12sec. par Ihe ‘was in goed requert, and auld to the extemh at New beet Sopa poi try prime at $6 1234 a $6 1234; do. Commencm oy Gnraat bare Nc ov Bxronts, 1850 ne Sates ered $0) oe $18 bo, aa mo backed isst, | Citeage do. at $13 12% a 918 9734. Home Mise nee Daclered | prhive mera found buyers at 622. Beet hame ¥. Value, | at $16 por rs sttiesk eal ter To Rusia, Northern Porte. Fras Kovare.—Sales by A J. Mleeakery 500; house an om James tireet, near Datavin, 3186, $5 Porte withis the Bisel fot oni Vaziek 5 “yx1 lot om avenue 912-7004 me lot om Ninth B.neor highth stront, es $2 re sisect weet averee A” ahzis; 6520, ieuree ots om Tat: ninth’ sireet near Beveuth’ avon i . $1,080; one it near the above, 20x08, $108; bond ieee Joining, ered 9x98, $LITS. ect" Brenly ine re] | "$1,220: one lot do . $298, $1207 4 Gog, du 078 | Tol. 17 Furman street 1628 Io) isles, ab $5508 $4 25 fis | ooured at 100 Bop ) were pr perth Ric. Saier were made of Fameaotions comprh 3.542.673 | per 100 tbs. 854501 | Soar.—160 boxes eantily 915.724 | Brimris ~The ty * 5 21% a 250 2,028 483 | Obto ond prico keg a 1,048,356 B Bag 00 "200 ) 24% Musoovedo aaged ‘pinds on Sou ade PUbliCg ary the detalleof the rales mate Nhe fo jlowin ear, & ie forsnoon:—Per ‘Tyron ae Spain, Oont’l Gonwry Islands 5 | 9450. Tmpe. | Wo ; 168 do, 794,05, 174,12 | 40 ¢s, ike 769,40 | 8)g0.; 10 alt oI epive ond O-et esas BT | teeeacés—iebtes rere mismo yat Loy \e e 4 Konceo— be aothern’ ton Austrien Teseivecien,. 6 007,756 it 2048 | atbaTio., oma oe sag choles Cube, a u Malta and Gozo, ‘ 314,386 ay 443 | mite ie. og "900 beckuts champagne wan effected 336 #12 yi INES 4 har Kingdowoe of 202, 228 dev gee at 97 09. Kingdeme of Grece