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in the meantime having increased his forces) the treaty came back entirely changed, eouched in terms the most offensive to Honduras. The article providing for the payment of damages to Honduras was 80 altered as to leave Guatemala to py. or not at her discretion; and a stipulation was introduced uiring Honduras to refuse asylum to such political calles ‘as Guatemala chose to indicate, and providing, also, that all political refugees should be concen- trated in the int departments. In short, Guate- msla attempted to force Honduras into same Phious position, in respect to the right of asylum, ‘tbat Austria has attempted to coerce Switzerland. Of course, no such concession could be made con- sistently with the sovereigaty and dignity of the State, and without violating the principles enter. tained by the government. The amendments were, therefore, indignantly rejected. But, unfortunately, while these things were going on, symptoms of di ‘tent appeared in the Hondu- rasarmy. Investigations were made, and it appear- ed that Treason was at work ; persons in the interest of Guatemala had tampered with the troops, insidi- ously making use of certain partisan feelings which exist in the State, and which at this‘time, above all others, should have been allowed to slumber. The poison gone so far as to require severe re- medies; and four subordinate officers, the instru- ments rather than the principals in the affair, were tried by court martial and shot. Gen. Canaas, it is said, exerted himself in every way to save them ; but his humanity had finally to give away to the public welfare. Had the remedy proved effectaal the example might not have been regretted. The sequel, oped showed that the treason was deeper than n supposed. lt was wit ‘an inadequate force, thus demoralized, that Honduras found it-eit obliged to take the field, all efforts towards a peaceable redress of its grier- ances baving failed. Aczordingly, towards the latter end of June ‘ast, Gen. Cabanas marched upon Gua- temala, The entire department of Chiquemala was recuved without difficelty, inasmuch as the greater sof the inhabitants are more hostile than friend- ly to the oligarchy at tié head of affairs. This movement seems hardly to have been anticipated by the Guatemalan government. Having, as they sap- posed, sown the seed of discord in the Honduras army, they did not conceive it possible that Gen. Cabanas would attempt an invasion with 1,500 men. The policy of tle movement, under any circumstances, may be doubted. The first sus- mse over,.the Guatemalan government exerted fe utmost efforts to repel the invasion. A force of some 2,500 or 3,000 men was speedily got together, and marched iu the direction of Chique- mala. Gen. Cabanas, apprised of their advance, concentrated bis little ar my determined to bring affairs to a general issue on the plains of Esquipulas. This was effected in the presence of the entire Guate- malan force, which the general kept in check with a small detachment of less than four hundred men. His subsequent disposicions seem to have been well made. His main body was well posted; and en the 8th of July, the enemy appearing, he advanced with his personal guard to oj\en the battle, and draw his opponents upon his own ground. This movement, seconded by a similar one on the part of his prin- cipel officer, Gen. Lope, was admirably effected. The Guatemalan advance was completely routed. The mun body then coming up, the general fell back upon his reserve. But wnat was his surprise and mortification to find that .t had deserted him to a man without firing a shot! Treason had done its worst. Of course nothing now remained except Tet:eat. This was effected in good order, first to the froutier towns of Sinuapa and Ocotepeque, and then, day oy day, from town to town, down the valley of Sensenti to Santa Rosa. The Guatemalans, evidently surprised at their easy victory, seem to have been Airaid to advance, except with their main body, out- uumbering some tenfold the little remnant with Cabanas. It was not until ‘he 20th of July that they acvanced upon Santa Rosa, which was at once aban- doned by the inhabitants, with such of their effects as they could carry with them. Gen. Cabanas also fell beck on the little village of San José to meet rein- forcementa from the Department of Ste. Barbara. ‘The Guatemalans entered Slanos on the afteraoon of the 21st of July, and at once commenced a course of robbery and pillage, the de:ail of which would not be credited in any civilized lund. Nothing was spared; everything which could be robbed was taken, an Whatever could not be carried off was broken or bnrot. Fires of farniture were buil‘ in the salas of the best houses, and al vf the domestic animals with- in reach wereshot. The churches shared the gene- re] pillage. Attempts were made to blow up the municipal buildings, but with only Moi success. All the tobacce—the great staple of that region— stored in the warehouses, was either carried away or brrnt. In fine, every form of cruelty, pillage and de:truction, which savage ingtnuity was capable of designing, was Peles prectice. All this was done in a single day, for, cowardly as brutal, the /adrones were afraid to trust the chances of another encounter. On the morning of the 22d, heating of the advance of Gen. Cabanas, loaded like asces, they commenced to retreat; and the General the same day re-entered the desolated town without opposition. Since this evacuation’ there have not been any ac- tive operations beyond the surprise of this post, (Omoa.) and its immediate evacuation, some months ag. Both sides, however, have kept considerable deoies of troops in the field. Those of Honduras were withdrawn from the frontier in October, in con- vequence of Ni and San Salvador hat of- fered their mediation between the belligerents. commissioners were io have met to arrange matters two months ago, but I cannot hear that they have et got together. In fact, Guatemala, after ving agreed to the meciation, made a change in the government of Honduras the condition of send- ing ner commissioner. She also demanded to know the terms which Honduras had to propose for an adjustment of ces. Fromaill this I infer tnat sabe docs not wish to bring the quarrel to a close. In fact, it is evident that the reactionists of Guate- mula, who have restored the Jesuits and propose a ye vival of the titles of nobility, will be content with re thing short of the entire prostration and extinc- tivo of the liberal party. It has been reported that S.a Salvador would co-operate with Guatemala to foree @ change of administration and policy upon Honduras. Thardly believe this possible, for waat- ever may be the affiliation of the personnel of the government of Salvador with Carrera and the ser- vies, nothing is more certain than that the people ef Salvador are liberal in principle aud hostile to Geatemala; acd any attempt on the part of its go- vernment to place the State ia hostilities with Hon- drras would probably encounter a revolutionary cpposition. Single handed, Guatemala is unable to rdece Honduras, aad Honduras equally iacapable of subjugating Guatemala, unless aided by an open insurrection in that Stare. ‘The result of the quar- rel, therefore, sooner or Jater, must be some sort ofan ur derstanding; and I should not be surprised if the American representative were to be called upon as & mediator, at lesst on the part of Honduras, whose sympathies are as decidedly American as those of Guatemala are English, anti-American, and anti: republican. Of this difference of feeling the public or , vernment presses of the two States are fair indices. very vumber of Gaveta de Guatemala is filled with extracts from Mexican, Cuban end Spanish j: arnals, reflecting upon the United States and its jostitutions, A late number figured down the Ameri- can Davy to thirty vessels, and copied in fuil the twad- cle of the Cronica of New York on Gen. Pierce's jvangural. By the way, this Cronica, which is no- toricusly sustaioed by the Spanish government, is scattered widely all over Spanish America; and ail of its lies and misrepreseutations are thus (diffused ;scoming from an American paper! That paper in the United States is utterly unknown, and without a particle of importance or isfluence; it is only made ise of for outside, to traduce and libel the count ‘0 whose forbewrance it owes its existence. Its pub- lication, for instance, in respect to the exterior re ‘ations of the United States, are designed to deceive the prees and public of the Spanish American States. fhe dec'arations of Gen. Pierce in his inangural have given great gatisiaction here, as indicat’ng his determination t follow ap the action of the Senate p respect to the occupation and colonization of the Bay Islands by Gieat Britain. It is time a proper commiesion wes cent to ioquire into the actual situa- tion of those islands. The necessity may be obv ted, however, by the action of this government, which will soon send a plenipotentiary to the United States, to bring the whole matter Officially before the American government. A gentleman of high _ distinction in the country has, I believe, been ali iy selected for this mission. I bad intended to give you some soconnt of this portion of Hondaras in this letter. But the detail of political events bas left me no ro The inte- rior is @ megnificent region in all ts—high, cool and salubrious The range of the fercoocmes, in the hotest part of the year, is from 65 in the morning to 75 atnoon, It is a rather singular spec: tacle to see pine and mahogany, plantains, rice wheat and maize, indigo, tol ’ 0, cotton, oranges, apples and peaches, all growing side by side. ether, I doubt if there is a more healthful or more licious climate in the world than is to be found in the plain of Comayagua and in the interior of Hon- duras generally. 11 is an admirable region for emi- gration. Americans W have Died Abroad, ‘The Dauirh egation in tie United States has communi. tet to the Department of State at Washiogton twolre Pg 4 * American citizaus, who have died in the a tiee 1858, a list of Sieh © subdelags sm ira since Janusry, 1858, ST. OROIX. aT Horatio Gales Lewis. Jan. 99, 1863, AT &T. THOMAS, John J. Hayes, of Bavgor, Maine, April 11, 1863. Mats., April 24) 1863 Jobe ew be; seen . feneca Werton, of vardiner, Me., sail Jobo Milliken, of Maine, sailor, ‘april 2, eo” ee Favard Dalley, of Walton, sal. May 16, 1863, deeac ‘reoo, of Frankfort, Penn , May 11 Gapt. Doster, of Am, whaler George, Westport, May 18, 1858. Wm. Oonpingham, of Maine, sailor, Jane 4, 1! Win, Warren, of Bangor, Maina, Jute 9.1880. rt Oreig, of Auguste, Me., sailor, J B Lowring, ot Portnad, Mor pollen, Vanes, 1860” NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES. Politics in Jamaica-The Weather—Ravages of the Cholera in St. Thomas-Coffee Crops —Riot at Montego Bay. By the arrival of the Northern Light we received our letters and files of Jamaica papers, dated to the 12th instant. OUR 61. THOMAS CORRESPONDENCE. Sr. THomas, Jan. 9, 1854. The Progress of the Cholera. The cholera is prevailing here to a fearfal extent. The first cases observed were at an estate on the north side of the island, about 17th December, and in town about the 24th. As yet it isconfined chiefly to the lower classes ; but the deaths since the commence- ment of the epidemic amount to over six per cent of the entire population of the island, and there does not appear to beany decrease, the deaths yeater- day ane been more than any day since it com- menced. It will be fearful if this epidemic should reach Por to Rico; as yet they have nothing of it, and wey have established a quarantine on vessels port of fifteen days. In St. Croix some persons have petitioned the verrment to suspend all communication with St. Thomas, and in consequence, no passengers are al- lowed to go ever from here, but the vessels come over for provisions, and are quarantined on their re- turn seven days. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. The Kingston Morning Journal, of the 11th, ea; was currently reported in this town on Saturday last, that it wee the intention of the Governor to dissolve the House of Asrembly immediately after the re assembling of the Legislature on the 17th inst. We have not learned the reason why this course ie about to ve pursued by the Executive, The contemplated alterations in our vicious constitution are erfficient cause for a dissolution, al- though we are lik«ly to have it eariier than we antici- ated ta Durirg the past fortnight nothing of consequence has tranepired to relieve the dull monotony or dispel the envcul that ornally prevails during the recess. The Ch) istmas avd New Year's bolidays have passed with less noige and greater decorum than have been experienced from time in met orial We fee) it incumbent oa us, in order to counteract an} exaggerated « pinions that may be entertained in Eng and elrewhere of the growing demorsalization of the hum- bdler classes of thie country, from the scovunts they read in the pacers of the horrible cases that are brought from time to time before our courts of justice. A rather rerious riot took place im the neighborkood 0° Up Park Camp. om Thuretsy, 5th iost , amongst some of the African soldiery belouging to the 36 West In‘ia Regi- ment, stationed at thatcartonment. They attacked sev- eral civilians, who were quietly pursuing their way along the road, aud demolished several houses in their fury. The bandful of policemen that was sent against them were cruelly beaten and otherwise maltreated. The weather very fire that they will be abundant in Trelawny, St. ‘ d Hanover; and that the luxuriant appearance of the of ripe ip the neighborhood of the town of Tr y ch that the oldest inhabitant cannot remember ita equal. On tl hole, the year 1854 has opened up with better prospests in the horison of the fature than has been hoped for durizg many a long year at is The Kingston Standard of the 1cth, fayn :-—We omitted to mention that on Thursday, the 29th ult., B A. Frank- Iin, Req, the coneul of Denmark, accompanied by Jacob Mitchell. Esq, bis Mo‘quitian M: Conan], paid an cfficial visit to Commodore Henderson, at the Admiralty bouse, dockyard. Lady Barkly had issued invitations to a ball at the Queen’s houre, on Thurrday evening, the 19th inst. ‘A very serious fraran occurred in Montego Bay on the Sth inst. Some masqueraders were arrested and locked up by the police, whem a general melee ensued, during which they were rescued by their companionr. The Kingston Morning Journal of the 11th inst. atates with reference to the affray :—The police station was oom- pletely ‘gutted,’ every door and window was de-troyed, avd there is nothiag left but the walis and roof. One vlicemas bas died from the effects of a wound received juring the melee, apparently inflicted by e sharp instru ment. Dr. Spence received three sabre cuta Miesiles of every description were hurled by the infuriated meb; but, stange to ray, the crowd was disyersed by the solciery without # shot being fired! TSINIDAD. We learn from Trinidad that the sugar crop of 1854 will not exered that of 1863. Tre cocoa crop, now in course falls sbort of the orep of last year. The ec if an average one. The price of jever, has, tt is said, been of late years 50 that it is expected after a time’ no more will be grown thax is absolately required for local coreumption, The offee supply appears to be fast fall- {og into the hands of the South Americans, incl Brazil and the Haytiens. 8T. THOMAS. Tie Kicgston Morning Journal of the 8th inst., saye:— private accounts received tarough the Commercial Rooms of this city, from the I:)and of 3t, Thomas, we are sorry to have to state, that the cholera is reging to an alarming extent in that Island. From the 24th to the 81st December, no lesa than two handred and seventy: three pereorn bad fallen victims to the pestilence in the town of St. Thomas slone, while sixty-four bed died from. the same disease in the coun'ry. curing the same period, On the 2d January, the total number of deaths had reach- od the frighttal pumber ef four bundred and thirty one. We have been unsbie to ascertain why the steamer, with the mails frem St. Thomas to this city, was not placed in quarantine, MARKETS. ~ Kixaston, Ja., Jan 10, 1854, Burinens as is ueusl at this period of the year bas been very Cull thé trade being de+irous to clear out their last ’a stocks previous to purehasing for the new year. ies of imported goods generally are very ample. ‘ace ts dull. LEWIVrS.—No. 1 have been placed at 20s. per bbl. | . Burren. —Some American changed handa at 84. per lb., | but aubsequent receipts having been to » considerable extent, dealers cannot now be irénced to cperate at that figure’ Halifax butter has also come in very freely, and OC, ea) t present be obtained for it. Two parcels of 46 firkins each, Irish, have been sold at 16d. ith these exceptions that dercrirtion hae been quite neglected. Brey is very cull, with heavy supplies at market. Smith’s ‘family’ is held for 48e, per half bbl. —Seme parcels of Hennessey’s and Otard’s ale bave been moved at 12s. 6d. per gallop. Bresp —Some parcels of foreign are being placed at 20s. for pilot bread, and 226. for crackers. Veriey and Robin- 8¢n’s is taken at 18s and 208. CORNMEAL,— A moderate business might be done at 16s. to 17s per pbl. for recent receipts, but huldere decline te nell ot thore figu .es. Cony —640 bags freeh Baltimore bare been taken at 68 Gd. to Tr. per bag. There is still a large supply of South American in importers’ herds CoprkH —Prices bave fallen considerably in conse- quence cf the excessive stock, and very » oderate inquiry for the article at previoas quotations, The sales em brace two cargoes, not well aesoried, at 14a 94. for oaska, and 18s. per box, and another at 15s snd 13s. respective Fay are still remaining two cargoss in vera’ bands. (inxse —Epgiish is wanted. American has changed hands at &. per Ib. Frown —Heléer but thore rates trapsacticns hi plied at 266. 8 2 some week Gow. ‘ing 38a. = 42s., ing abovs the vi the trade, no been effected. Dealers are being #up- . per barrel, from parcels purchased ince O8 Fpseulation. note American at parte 3g per cent pre- jaed at 418 inelse two lote of prims quality Shore at 20s., and one of 200 bbls, Newfounland, or “perewed,” at 1s. per bbl. Hams — English continue very soarce. Some American have change da at 10d. per Ib | Larp is abundant, and inactive at 84. per Ib. | _Lexnn.—The market is well supplied with white pine, anc farther immediate receipts would send cown the The last operations which have transpired were 1208, per 1,000 feet Shingles are also pleati- ef arg wanted. | Marr —All descriptions continue very scarce and in | good inquiry. M.ckanst are wanted. Recent receipts were placed in argo at 264 quote ood with sales at 84. per gallon. The On ock in sonaidesod amie. Pork —There is nothing whatever é article The stock ts larre, rete a Bas | Pucxto —There is cow very little at market. The leat ble open Me mom = 4d. ner Ib. hice —The etock i« rather light. Bengal may be quoted at 18s, to 194. per 100 log. A parcel of 60 bags 2 deca moved at 10s, pi peri: Kem —The market ie very quiet, and no sales of {mpor- tance pave transpired. We quote If proof at 4s, Gd. per gallon fcr hime consumption. No export parcela are yot oftering. Soar tells oaly by retail, the high rates coatinuing + check every rpeculative dieposl ton svoam —Very derk changed hands at 184 middling to Gixe st 14s. « 184. per 100 Iba, Therei quantity at market, acd holders are desirous to r | but the searcity of tonnage inter/eres with their vi . erable extent. iptiona Toscvas —No talee have tri | Maw Mcrpgrep in Cincinatti since ® mam mamed Daniel Tait arrived Erie, Peunyliania, aud took board ard Hours, on H Several days shia otty from at the Firteenth tween Fifth and | Sixth streets, -oon a6 he had fia | iehed his supper he left the Louse, intending to go to the theatre, Adout seven o'clock, or sown after Mr. Taft had | left, the proprietor of the house had | and discovered Taft lying on th: examinaticn he found kim to be turned inside out, and clothor very maca torn. | Toner wan sent (or aud an inquest wae held, A deep cat | was found in the side of this Head, pear ths right tem ple, evident: joted with some deacly weapon. The jory returned @ verciot—‘ Came to hix death by a blow inflicted by tore persop nuknown to the jury.” As Mr. | Taft was Known to have momey, iv is conjsotured tist he was keoehed Cora sed murdered by some aseassin, wh >, robb'ng bim of al eflested nla o8sape.—U.nein- nati Gasate, Jan 2 4 Deata or 4 Girt From Hyprornonta.—A girl pas ec Susan KR, Thomp-on, dauebter of Mr, Epbrain 8, | Thowpecn, of Halifax, died at the Messchuserta Gearral | Hospital, yeatercay, of bydrophobia, Ste was bitien by | @ mad deg s fan a 1 was thought to be re. ov uddealy tome retarned with re. e the most exeraciating of roid. [tia » notable matt ir ment for this erriole disease een be depended upon; while nat pomnetinies effects a cure.--Boton Bee, Jan, Theatres and Exhibitions, Bowzay Tusaras.—The latest version of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” {s now being presented at this house every night Mr. T. D. Rie, the parent o all the negro acticg and singing, playa Uncle Tum. The piece occupies four hora in representation. Tas “Cararact or THe GAnors'’ {fs to be withdrawn from the Broadway stage this week, to give place for “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which is to de played with ew sce ard the Mendelssohn music. The ‘Oataract’”’ in to be ied thus evening, with the new comedy “The Hope of the Family.” Buxton’s THEATRE —The new farces “How to Make Home Happy,” “Our Best Society,” and another light piece, will be given this evening at Surton’s, The present performances are very popular and successful, NanovaL TakaTke—The drama founded upos ‘‘Uacle Tom’s Cabin,” is to be played this afternoon and evening at the National. This piece has been running for six months, and is announced for six mcnths longer. Wat.ack’s Tomar —‘‘A Bachelor of Arta,” PrettY Piece of Business,” and an Irish farce, are announced fot this eveving. They areall popular with the public, and will undoubtedly draw s good house- Barncm’s Mussum.—The friends of General Tom Thumb can bave av opportunity to meet him this afternoon an¢ ing the Museum. Excellent dramatic perform. ances are also given. Bxoapway MaxAGERIE.—The juveniles are all in eosta- cies at the splendid collection of animals at 337 Broad- way. They can be seen this afternoon and evening. Curesty’s Miveranis.—An entire chap; of perform- ance is given this week, and for this ing the selec- uor at Christy’s is capital, Plenty of new songs, a bur. eeque, lo's of dancing, and other good things. Woon’s Mrverris —A newly arranged burlesque apon Jullien’s orchestra is to be given this evening, along with rovelties. This band is highly popular. Bucwixy’s Mixstre1s,—The Buckley’s continue to do a fine business at Chinese Hall, and their circle of admirers grows larger every day. This evening they give s oon cert, with a programme unsurpassed for richness and riety. vanune, at Stuyvenant Institute, gives two performances tO day, afternoon and evening. Miss Robertson, late of Burton’s, is agement at the Boston Mcseum, She dey ip the “Young Actrer« ”? Mr Willard, masager of the Howard Atheneum, Bos- ton, tock s benefit on Monday. Mr, Anderson volunteered, and played tbree parts on the occasion. Th Boston Tramicript of Monday say: gra {ied to witness the large patrorege enjoyed during the by the various places of public amusement agements of the theatrical stars now performing here are understood to be quite profitable, and in good weather all the places of popular amucewent are filled. The late trains upon the railway this winter have enabled our suburban ffiende to a \d the various nightly exhibitions in the city, and io the audiercer at the concerts and theatres there isa liberal Tepresentation of railroad season ticket holders to be We should m a wide ceparture from tne trath re to say that all our thi tres were deserving of playing « star en- appeared on Men- Miss Adelaide Phillips. fermerly of the American thea tren, bas sppeared at Brescia. Italy, as Arsace in the “Semiram'de”? of Rossini, Miss Phillipa is a pupil of Garcia, and is s contralto singer. She ig said to have a “voice at once sweet and powerful, musical, flexible, and aed tos true contrsito.” {he has received ber usical educrtien thrcugh the kindness of several citi- zens of Beaton, Sbe is a native ef Philadelphia. From the latest California papers we extract several interesting theatrical items:— The new theatre im San Francisco, erected for and managed by Mrs. 0. N Sinclair, (cidevant Forrest,) was to the public on Christmas eve. Mr. J. B. Booth ger, and Mr. George Loder leads the orches- wa. The house will seat about two thousand persons. It bass parquette and three tiers of boxes. The seats in the pa:quette and dress circle are sold at $2each; private box seats, $3; and second and thidtier, $1. It'is called the Metropolian Theatre. The dimenmons of the building are sixty seven by one hundred and twenty-two fest. 1t will reat with comfort eightcen bundied persons, aad will ocntain about twenty five hundred. The stage ia sixty: four feet wide by fifty feet Geep, and is so arranged that it con be seen clearly from every part of the houre. In- deed it is in its admiravie arrangements that this theatre —which fs said to be unsurpassed by none of its size in the Union—is most to be admired. The embellishments, without being gaudy, are ercate and elegant in the bigh- est degree. Abeve the parquette rise three circular tiers, and back of it are mcat of ihe private boxes, which are 6 yet unfinished, but will reon be completed, The en- trances ae spacious an‘ admirably arranged, acd are approached from M ntgomery street. On the at night, ssys the Heraid, * Beauty. talent, taste and wealth, graced the inauguration of the new dramatia temple. and unfolded to itators’ view @ scene of splendor rever tefore witn in this portion of the d. Entering the theatre through » spacious veeti he admiration of the visiter was at once attracted Py the extreme beauty and oeatuers of ths stage, so well adapted to the movements of the actors, and so band- remely embel'isted by the hand of art. On the right band is finished psinting in fresco, representing Ophelia es, taben from one of the great Koglish author's ert tragedies; whilst on the opposite side, is a cor- eens ing selection from the tilien play of the 0” Over the arch of the atege sgaidsent ing Snake- Geriusof Tragedy ‘and Comedy on either e iteif inextremely spacious, and hes au air ot comfort productive of the most plearaat effec: ‘The scerery in general is rest and appropiiate, pitnough the drep curtain, which is seid to display moe than |- Dery stiractions, Deiug in +n ucfiuished state, was not te gradually from the or jot yet neem covatrneted their place was suppied by cary arm chaira. From tveiy point it o mmsuds a perfect view of the stage. The three tiers rising above it, forming gracefal semi-ct:eular curves, are arranged with the same oon’ ast view. ‘The ceiling ia lofty, highly orpamented, and with s hee! get arrangement for ventilation. In the construe- tion of the building, without divregarding good taste in any particular, the great odject seems to have been the sceommodation ef mght and sound, and in this respec: the success of the architect has been complete. Bat one sentiment was exprested by those precent : that, taken 8a whole po theatre in the city of New York posseares any acvontages over this bui ding. if, indeed, avy equals it. We bave said that the aucience was brilliant; it was also large. Every word which fell from the speakers could be distinetly beard in every part of the house, whilst the efiect of the music was fanitiess. The ‘School for Scandal” aod *: Little Toddiekine”’ were played, with the following named persons in the cast:—Mr. J, K Murdoch, ‘Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs, Woodwerd, Mra, Burrill, Mrs. Mans. field, Mise Montegue, Misa Willamgon, Morsre. E. Booth, Wilder, McGowan, Anderson, Barry, Thompson, Barker, Dennis, Rand, Davie, Brown, Reeve, and Joces. ‘Asa first Light's representation, the’ performance war altogether successful. & feature, whieh was rather @ prominent ceount of its too frequent dirregard, was the paid to the proprieties of the sostame. Much cerreotners, and expense was displayed in thi ‘At the conclusion of the piece the feir manager wthuriastically apslauded, Mrs, sinclair, after the Dad endsiced, raid:— ore on d stan ¢ many aifficuiti+s thet were thrown in t! way from the commencumens of this enterpriee deprived mo 5 of the time 4 require, I must th you to accept my ke fer confide na shown in me by y (xpress to you the erei you for the Srst time wi men, I ret to beg your ind: ficiensios 4 incompleteness Fr, will be amended in a day ha» » large com hae alreacy and Ihave mado arrango- with other whose ‘terms will nov expire tor ¢. I bave engiged Miss Julia Gould, most col th in York and Londoi will be honor of apveatirg before you “uri sent month. Ineed not mention ar. Mard lane.) Ihave made arrezgemente t De thi pear r rou Thave only to mad, 1nd bat whatever will contribute to your pies t Leal eudeavor ovgstantly Mr Murdoch, having been lovdly cslled for, appearad before the curtain and raid:— thavk you most cordially for f expressing my views on nd proud t» remark ing performance ia fa mov umout tho cpportupity yeu have giv this oer ation. tecd th's beautiful theatre. of the taste, Libera ity yd nay 1 may » alway petition of the prinrip tip jornia. (Appl Ause ) not | ray that I hope you will ¢ 2 to heatow ou DAY preride over ite dewinies that patronsce which iv worthy this soble edifice andthirglorious and prosperous city Mr Murdoch continued bia engagement, aod, on ths 29tb, Mise Julie Gould, iste ef Wallace's, me's her deva a+ Lucy Bertrem in “Guy Mannering,”” with Mee 4 warc a Meg Morriles. The papers praise Mins Goulds ornging ard seticg and = Mr. Gecrge W. Jewiv, who wan engaged as prompter at um Sizels Theatre, died car weard the sweawer Pacific with cays sailef Sem Francizoo. Mr. Lewis Was formerly prempter of the Broadvay Theatra in this city Hits widow end child are When Mire Sinclair opened the new theatre, che gaye up the lease of Sen Fraaeiseo Hall to Mr Jones. the agant of the Roursets, who have since been dancing there. Mtr Jones aunouncer among his exgagemen's the nacces of James Anderson and Miss Davenport, More. Mo tplatsit, the heed and mane ger of the ovis: pais: Cancirg pantomimic troupe, arrived at Sau Franetseo in the Paciti 0. Madam Moctplaiser, Mons, the ballet oom paay msy ersel from Meeatian. They The two Frexch theatres oontinne their attractive per format cea, Mr. 0. R Thorne ani femily, and Mra. aed Mia Poly, have gone :0 Sacramento, where they are playing quite muccensful ergagement. Tne Chaproan family are still in Nevada county, and at the Jest account were at Rough and Ready, Ose of the Papers, tin noticing their performancer, rays:--''The houses were crowded, ard report says they shook 40 hard ia giv- ing their applause toat the seats gave way beneath them, cr using, Lowever, oniy ® momem ary cessation in their misthfulvess ander joymient.” At thie cieee © good room for thestrios| exbibiions has been fitied up in Dowate’s hotel. Mr. C. B. Lovell is manager. The performances at the Calaveras theatre, Moquelamne Hill, have been well attenced durieg the week. Mee er Eldridge and Macame Dupree sustaia the pria- aa ie lie Heron, formerly of the Bowery, hes ar rived in Sen Fravoisoo, and Sppeared at the Amerioea in * Fazio’ She reema to have been . She gave the proceeds of her first benefit 10 u low and ebild of Mr. Lewis; be was her ayeat. After playing Mra. Healer in the “Stranger,” says the Sun |‘ Mise Heron was called before the ourtain, where 'g¢ McGowss, in the name of « imber of gentlemen, of whom he was one, with » maguifcent diamond roma, valued at $840, secompsaird DA BaepprpciAied om our ahorgs,’” Heron recelwd the precious and was evidently overcome by her pe Precions Eitered a email speosh, crorf word of ghicn, | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. it was evident, came directly from the heart. Toa | ————————————————————— shall {t be done to those whom California delighteth to SALES AT AUCTION. honor.’’ LLL a LATED The Stockton theatre is to be shortly closed, as we ton OTICR— 40 DOZEN DOUBLE Pi learn from ® pablished communication of Mr. George | Sil te ov! Sree eae eel ip ay ereses tue he teeny ere | Fett Sooo. - | oelor be . paecd fo 4 means within thelr reech tha’, ia their | These geots one ranted The re teralliss hotel and opinion, would revive the busiress.”” On evening | Festeurant kocpere, are requested to examine them. Monday ing a farewell ‘ewe ae aes by Mr, Murdoch, EE nae the yor, Common Council, ani citisens generally were anes ‘a mark of respect to the beneficiary. Te od resented with s diamord ring on the oscasion, valued at and after the nce, Mr Murdoch met his friends at an elegant supper at the Weber House. Mr. and Mra. Kent are at Marysville. UOTION NOTICE. — WILLIAM tioneer, will #eil vhis day,‘at store 15 Spruce strect, at lla. M., an extensive lot of furniture. consisting of ward- bes, couches, bedsteads, bar and other tables, office and gees chaise, othice desks, glaseware and « quantity of ooks, AUCTION NOTICE. — WILLIAM B. JONES. auc. ‘tioneer. By virtue of an execution, will sell this day, at No. 16 Spruce atteot, at Il A. Me, one sorel » Bed of har- harness, one box cart and one tae eaen Chaat B, JONES, AUO- Police Intelligence. q Rites "Oa Monday evenita. the ewallng honse Noe fy | — londay even: jase No. (CE—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER Filth street, oscapied by ‘Mr, Thomas F, Way, was en- Aer. 5 Tngrabans Lae PAP Pita ed tered by two genteel g Germans, who stole from | Soicck in the anle rooms, No. 10 North William stroot, the one of the upper rooms a qaantity silver ware and | stock ofa merchast tailor and furnishing store, All des- vercoats, pants, vosts, two jewelry, also a watch, known as the ‘George Washington | criptions of choice siething: | watoh.” The rogues were seen coming down stairs by | hundred shirte, under do , dry goods two sogar show *asos, Mr, Way's son, who had just entered the house to auprer, | $rvcom" curniture, pictures, son areas ladles ad goalie the }, in m very polite manner, took Mr. Way clothing. bedding. jewelry, &c. and rogues, by the hand, hoped he wes well bowed, and wished him good evening and left. Mr. Way, from their personal appearance and easy mancer, sup) that they were UCTION SALE.—FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, posed the acquaintances of father, who had fevited them up ‘Thursday, January 26, at one o'clock P. M., brig Mail, of Bootom, where sho now lies ashere, near Moriches, Long Island, t0 rh tis, an ther 1o For furbher partioulars stairs to see the arcient watch, as was frequently done a by Mr. Way. But when Mr.’ Way went ‘down stairs, | Speen See tines, hone, ar forth me there, to surprise, he his father the rest ‘of the family seated at supper. Mr. W.| A SSIGNEES’ STOCK OF DRY GOODS—FOR SALE, immediately asked his father if he had see the 1wo men the entire stock of dry goods, with book accounts, lease Sev sneer athe noun maison | Goagysye came ely ume oy LA, Ree was at once created, and or golrg up stairs the robbery | syamined ab she sors, betwee murs of 10. and 2 o'clock, ‘was diecovered Mr. Way Cescribed - she 2th inet. By erder of Bars, one fve feet eleven inahen high, aim mado, with oa "HENRY ROBINSON, ight complexion, light moustache, and no whiskers, an pore are, clothing. The other | man, five feet even Assicnoes of 8. M. Rosalte, ee cane Beez icn AAee WBiek ens, sacwore i. NERS’ —HOUS® FURNISHING HARD- coat. The following is & list of the pro sto en, for weed bai shnectinni tlndec: se lientiais seperate the :ecovery of which » reward of $100 is offered :— tes. cntis¢ contents of store 262 Bloecke ven | stroet, near Morton, ‘an assortment of general herd ware, silver plated and Britan: nia metel ware, brus-es, wroden and willow ware, with ® lot wy LLINGTON A, CARTER, Auctioneer. heavy geld watch, with gold cial, stew! bi double case, made by Rumbier Bridge, London, No. 9595, hoown as the George Washington wateh, boogbt by Ben jamin Frevklin, during the war of the Revolution ; ene fob-ehain, twenty-two cara':, dog's head, eyes two bril- liarta ; one wateb key, thirteen brillianta ; one gold pen ard pencil The following articles marked M &. W.:— One silver soup ladie, nix silver table spoons, cleven ail ver tea spoons, ove pair riiver eugar tonga one batter knife ; oxe plain gold locket, no mark; oue plain gold Diacelet, marked “To my sinter ;” one jut of gold rings and other article. Important Agrest of Lottery Dealers—Sesture of their Cir- culara Letters, dc —Arhort time since Justice Welsh re ceived information that two brothers, acting unier the aesvmed firm of B. B, Mars & Oo., were heavily engaged in operating in lottery policies, and with the view of causing \her errest be placed the matter ia tre hands of officer D Binds, of the Third district police court, who at nee proceeded to the Post Office. end, after waitir ge some time Faw a An approach the window aad ask for letters for B. B. Mare & Vo Hie reseived aboutone hundred lotters and went cff, the efficer not thinking i: beat to arrest him at that time On the following day officer Be Binda prossed- 6 to White Plains, and while there addressed a couple of SSIGNEES’ 84: 00- of Miso, fixtures, consisting of clas coucters, and sholviag, By order of Mosers. Collie: and Bornemai it look, sa the store 27 Merchants’ ! xchange, by order of the aesignecs of H, H. Mocre, the well known bookseller, th whole of the stock of rareand valuable books, ineluding wany searce works and a large number of stanéard end mi.culin eons books, the beet 4 ints on. co; Shakspeare’s sonnote, elogavtl! Btrickland’s Queena of England, 8 ‘Walpol 9 vols, 4to, Boceaccio’s Decamera’ erley novels, 39 vols. The i letters to the firm of B B, Mars & Oo,, requesting them to | works Trench’ clase forward bim their circulars aud schemes for the month of | many eo bess editions of Febroary, which he was aware they bad already ianed. | the works of ‘Moore, Washin ctor hake} Irving, Goldem.th, Soot Fielding, Jonneon’ B Ri ‘and man; Ld] Bulwer, Chaucer, Pope, nat, Lougteliow, Halleck, Bdgoworth, other 4 In due time the ordered papers arrived, and, accor!ing to ‘an understanding between him and the postmaster, were forwarded to his address ia this city. Yerterday meraing he cecided to make @ csscent upon the place from which the schemes, &c , were issued and taking with him officer Jobréon, of the same court, they repaired to the corner of John snd Narseu streets, acd arrested the two men, whose pam Charles and J. McDonald, but who, as before ed. ~bave been operatin, under the assumed rame of BB, Mars & v,, ai arporting to do all their business in Jersey City. "Thay jeaued flaming circulars, schemes, &c., under the head of “Grand Corrolidated Lottery,” '$100,000, $50,000, and $25,000 prizes, In their circulare they present tuiv ex. hortsticp, “To all unlucky buyers we say ‘try again, don’t give up the ebip,’ and success will be yours.” The officers secured @ latge nuaber of thofr circulars end sckemes, together with thirty letters, which they were about mailing. and about five hundred others which they bad received from their dupes im various parte of the country, nearly all of which bad eonta.ved money im sure varying from $3 upwards and asked for nchemes pumbera, &2, Some of these letters were quite racy in their style, being not only from youog men and maidear but slso from elderly ladies and old men, who, it would appear, bad been for some time patrons of B. B, Mars & Co. Many of the letters implored and bereeched to have lucky numbers sent to their writers, as they already had expenced ccntiderablé sums to wo puryose, Some said that in case a Jucky number couid be drawn by them tho patronage of the whole neighborhood would be secured for the Iucky firm, The accused, together with their books and payers, were taken to the Exsex Market Police om rivate litraries, we bex every lot will be absolutely sold t#the highest bidder, by or- Aor of the aszigheos, “Catalogues ready in s day ot two. ‘A. Hl, NICOLAY, WARD SINTZENICH, HH. Leeds & Co. LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER —ALRERT H. Nicolay & Co. will sell’ st auction on Wednesday and Thureay evenings, January 25th and 20th, at 744 o'elvck each evening, at tho my of Design. 663 dway, a private coll: etion of paintings, for aby sale without r°servo, by order of the owner, Jeaviug for Rurope. Amongst the many found beautiful Wils om, Watteaur, McKenzie, I Jansen, Roasenbo »m, Webster, ons, together with se interiors, by eminent About thirty beautiul specimens of the Dusseldorf and svariety of modern Belgian and Fronoh painting: ion. We respectfully th ral ‘ters, A1s0, school, which 0 salo the public generally. day, January 23d, day an Bar ‘until th ALBERT B, NiCOLAY, EP WARD SINTZENICH Late chief salesmen of H, H, Leocs & Co. AY, AUCTIONEER —BY ORDER OF THE Aesignees of Gillies & Byrne, she woll known manu urerr of snamelied furnitere. The whole of the wall made varied stoa) of furniture, consisting of about forty euits ofelegant cottage nud chamber furnivare; Snd painted seta, with warote tor; be teteads,turoe Court, The MeDomalds were locked up to await an ex: | snd 1 a dat ie eine Abe peat sab amination, which will soon beafforded them. It is probe. | side, ciogoces, Ko. also, o ai es for , f stovun ata low ront, Albert A. Nicolay & Co, dle that sng dere invertigation, the modus operands of | Vit «tit at auction ou Friday, January 29, at lie o'clock. ai the sffair will be developed. the store No. 546 Brosdway, next to De Chapin’s church’ by crder of the astignees of Gil manufacturers of en moll dt ‘aried stock of hage aud. sprin, t marutsctured o «tial, merner. comrrises about forty euite of chember furniture, of various siaes and a & Byrne tho well known 4 Charge of Conspiracy to Obtain P .—On Monday Tabinna waned 5% kb ‘4 re, the » hole of the woll officers Webb and Mansfield, of the lower polive cour: arrested three men named 3. Strauss, of No, 148 Canal street; Julius Kalter, of No. 817!; Bowery, and Philip Nupsbs usa, reaiding at the corner \ {Sixth s’reet and First ‘ m Inaued by Justios Osborne, whersia erties stand chargec with oopapiriog together for PUrpore of defrauding Renee ‘alates, ea wt dxay, ut of aquant'y cf brocateliss and plushes, ancuntirg to the value of $863 70, under the following citcamitsnoss Ie September last Mr. Strauss called at mattronsel the bes: te a rae variety of fancy «hairs oak de feather beds, dolsters, pillow d a lege number of rimiler artic’ Also one ton white load. nish, and the ti F snutacts the lease o: aceemmecation held mnt, for On view the day botore sad moreing of ralo, ALBERT H. NICOLAY, LDWARD SINIZENICH, Late chief sal sman with B. H. Lee's & Oo. &e.; purcbare w lot ct such goocs, representing te aman of rerpone'h lity. Straues then left and took with him a sample of the goods, In » short time after Julivs Kalter called at the store, acd stated that he had deen recommended by Mr. Strauss to examine plushes, &e. The property rhown, and Mr. Kalter atat. UCTION SALE UP CIRCUS PROPERTY.—WILL ed be would make @ purchase, but wanted to do told at auction, at the Pramch Hotel, 96 Bower; fo on & ereit, and gare hie references. These re- | Seurday. February 4, 1804 at 12 ooleck 'M., th known as Rivers’ E the foll wing article: ihm ferences were bot corridered very satisfactory, and ur. Richler refused to eel) goods om there conditions. Ul tip ately Mr of goede, give iaess for him. Mr. Rich- um, ard seked him i he was 0 which he inferred that bewar. Upon repreventations Mr. Rienler sold and delivered the goods to Kalter, on @ eredit,end took Lis notes for the amount. a the same day be took the said coves, lees the discount, to Mr. Nassbaum for the cosh Mr Nussbaum, bowever, at firet did not poasi- tively refuse to cash them, but put him off s day or two, and when kr Richier called again, Mr. Nursvanm int formed him that he covki not cash tne motes, as Mr, Kalter hac omzited to p. ce in his banda certain moneys, which he, bad promived w do Stace which time the notes have not deen paid It 14 pow alleiged that the property was taken to Strausn’ store in Caval tree: and there divided ints three pcriions, and aome of the said property bag bees sold \> Paton & Oo.. Pai place at a jens price than the frat ovst The accused parties ware taken be‘ore Justice Osborn, who required them to find bail in the sum of $1,000 each, to acewer the charge The bail was given, and taey wore liberated from custody arrest of @ Burglar.— Officers Miller and Welsh, of the Fifteenth werd, at abont two o'clock on Moniay moraing were slermed by w eailof ° Stop thief,” apd ssw a man running from the premiies No. 80) Mulberry stree:, oc epaper gute, £0, one et dress ng ri poles and guy chains. and stakes to put up the ten! and rent planks el dgoe, crow bars. plow, £0. The stoon can be teen at the farm of J. W. Fiser, Mechlinburg. Tnp county, New York. Mecklinburg in ten miles from For torms see bills at Branch Motel, Bowery. FY, £2, 70%, AUCTIOVRER.—LARGE AND JMPORT. + ant yale of rosewood and mah gany furniture, French oil paintings. carpets and ofloiothi mattresses, Ke fey, Wed! tien rooms, cortmer t ¢ r 8, bods ard mstiresres, oarved and plain rock: Jush and hair cloth; marble top and plain roseword and mahozeny dressing bure ¢8; oil paintings, music y not enumerssed On Fridsy, at No, 72 Warren street, the entire turuiture of the three ftory biuse embracig full aesortmont, More full Partioalare to morrow and ou te day o salu. jOULD'S HOTEL OBN K. OAKLEY, AUCTIONRER. cupie¢ by Thowas Hug The fugitive was purened tend dining asioon: Onkley. Wright & Wood anc hit courte interrupted by cflloer Walsh, who falled | will ecll at auotjon on & 28, Sod. at y an him ‘6 the ground by a blow on the head with his club | o’elock a. ¥ He was then secures and conveyed to the station houre. | #¢ Private aale, peremptory sale of the hotel aa Dg one ty Tcome situated. at fos. 8, 10 and 12 Fulton etroes, New You ¢ bisiameas James Walker. On searchlog his he ay ak nd known as Gould’s isotel and Dinin on ie ursurpassed, botng oppeaite Fulton-Market,, wititm three 4 Brooklyn, and ons block d other ste night key and s box of matches ware found, was mubsequently ascertained to fit the door of te cvelling he was discovered In. It reins that the rogue Lad ex tered the bcuse, and was inthe bedroom of Mra. Hogber, om the second floor, striking np a mates, when bis preeexce was obssrved by her, who forthwith went to the front windcw and gave the alarm. Toe our- glar ran from the honse, was porrued down Hivecher etreet, ard was caught a4 above mentioned The accuned war teben before Jostioe Bogart, who committed bim to prison for trial The prisener, on bis examination, stated that he wao thirty eight yeare of age, wae born ia Liverpool, and denied being im the house. lage barroom doing ® p Feome'wete all newly, farnished he on inare de eomp! Js house fn established by & sucosssful ourees during the lust twelve and to New Ferkors is known to need comacut’ Tho business is eortain vorntive, yielding @ ¢loar profs of upwaeds of 812,000 Ber year, Which oan be aftisfactozily shown. 1’ Wist ing be ongoge in the businoss this is ever belore offercd. ‘The present pri SALES A’ AUCTION. AAs WILL SELL 0: Walker streot, all thi jock al d Kitehen furniture 1ver and Deivg in de order’ for family M. R. TAYLOR, AUCTIONERR.—WM. R. TAYLOR & Co. will sell at a 27 and 28, 8736 o'clock entire collection of orixi histori ‘This joa! ecimens over offered for publ vat 'an‘ni, Alboni, Empo! Mak enh eae Orage Guertno, Viguanl, Caraogl, Segrestani, N. Po ‘Battoal, Vernet, 8ase-, Farrato A. Durer, Lucatel! » Be Ale 1 othére equally renowned and meritorioas, | The above pictures are im their pure original state, as im| ev q rot the palo, with e ‘The above gallery is ‘tings. Thore is s very fselignt ard ploturss oan be seem sad ox: aq) ce. Do net forget the number—6U0 Bale povisive without reserve. oS HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED: of with stetgttome ’ ‘87,500,) amd terms of pays THIN THREE BLOCKS OF in Walker and Houston ttreote; bath muatte reaconable, Address -fourth street. - a - box in the Geners with pame and’ pelo OR MORE YEARS—A on or near Broad to be used as a 1 be paid. Auotioneer, 79 Nassau street, WA4NT3D—A SUITE, OF UNFURNISHED ROOM! table for a dector’s office, near Canal street, wost 0] y. Adéress &. J., box 3, 109 Post Of ITED—A FURNISHED ROOM, BY A MARRIED ly whose husband is absent most of the time. Price throe dotlars a week ; location west of Broad- ‘Adéress Mrs, E, Le, not to way and not above Thirticth strevt. Broadway Post Ofice, ANTED—BY A PHYSICIAN, AN OFFICE IM broadway, or immediate vicinity, sbove Fourth street near Union eqnare preferred. Address G. » Chatham square Post Uthoe. ANTSD TO PURCHASK—THE STICK, FIXTURES ood will, Ao., of & tempoinace. arvcsry,"in a desitabls jon in thif chy, Brooklyn, or Williamsburg. Any on@ ‘a buriners to disnose of may hear of @ purchaser by wing # note to D. Henry, Herald office, stating loose ‘A large and reopoctadle business would bq aden thon, price, &e, preferred. SER FOR A LIGHT AND NEW n oan make $50 por week, business. Address to caro of Walker struct moat she Bowery. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A LARGE fursis! room, ith board, in a private family, or where there ar bus fow voarde:s, hoar some stage route, wud not above Twenty ‘ourth strect. “For good scoommodations § liberal price will b» paid A note midrossed E. B. A. Herald cflice, with full particulars, will receive attentio ANTED—A- WORKSHOP, IN THE CITY, OR WIT! in ash rt distance of town, of 10 to 180 ng ty 25 to 5) w Adjoining. “any person having let, with or without power, muy bear of & purchaser or tenant by addressing X.Y Z., Broadway Post Offiae, stating Price rent, size, ANTED—FO ing on Contr ninth street. Addre ANTED TO KENT—A MODERATE SIZED, BUT ecnvenient houre, within a block er two of Broadway, in Broome, pring, or Houston stcgets. Kent from $150 ‘00 per annum, ' Direct to H. Midley, Ksq, 181 Crosby street. ANTED—BY THE FikST OF FEBRUARY, PARTOP enw, furnished h use for s resp to family, consis ing of three persons and servant, not hig-er up town than Bleecker or Amity ating particulars, OR FIVE LOTS OF GROUND FRONTS Park, on either Fifth a or Bifty- B.x 2 518 Poss Uffice, price, mw and location, J. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. E TO $7.00. —WANTED, A PARTNER WITH $5.000 Bullies otov Cxtond's banineaa colt cetabe a, wit mperier locstion in Broaiway. ir quite tor, ©O8" hex 162 Metropolitan, Pest Ofice, 164 Ninth eet, opposite the American Bible Heure. $3, 000 FO re PARTNER WANTED, IN A now meking o.ear profs $4 UU to $5, (0 per year, In the immodiate vicinity of all the Jarge Lotels and p 2 of pubile amasenent, steady man this is a cheer selanm offi ra Oflivery torses all the year round, Addross Svabl ale office, —A MAN WITH THE ABOVE AMOUNT $1.500. oem find an opp «tunity id java yg Td ie Hie in arate and Tmavent businers at will Sim selon per anoum. ty adsressd a Miton &Uo., Pow Office. statin. Lame PARTNER WANTED Wil A sh000in a burinece that wilt pay a net p mort theivin hundred an¢ seventy mi’e: from the eity Call st Smith’s, corner of Thamee and i cmpl: streets, at from 9 to 12 o'clook aM. SUBSCRIBERS nder the tire of &. C. 2, ate bonds. steok ayy ¢ also + of e oame by private contract, and also the precuremen’ Ioana ov bond and mortaage, Ac, &. Uitoe Mo. | Pine eas door to the corner of Brosaway , 1b KC. HALLIDAY, JOBS LORIMER GRATAM, ISSOLUTION.—1R FIRM OF WALSCHRID & Week a der, sm H rt Weebtecker, who slone sigag in li by Alexander We 1 erik s,m, line daes iness on No. Si Liberty street, 303, R. WILLIAM CALLAHON, HAVING FORMED A Dem copartnirehip, ill continua tae lamp and gag fii ting busis under therrr of CALLAHAN, IN & CO, Pavana, Jan 5, K: ferences:—Hevana Spanish Gas Light Company James Ubristiek Co.; New York, Daniel Cur- fis & Co.; London, Robert Christe & Co.; Sirmiogham, Van Wart, Son & Co. DARTNER WARTAD WiTH $100 CaS. msn. siteady well e-tablished in this city, and having ugh knowledge of bis \ucine nd facil ties tobtini. g good i vd Frenos for the enpoly of business iount of eapital a6 19 for cavh, and payi tant tubmited demand.” Phivis his is * tavorable opportunities say rospootsble young man & xioua to ket into business ovuld dosite, If the a Vee i ry wil be ex, capital on and required. Addrese J. K. K DE UNDER®1¢ Willian Ev, WILLIAM CALLAHAN AND Summerteld, beg to advire having dissolved WM. CALLAHAN, WM SUMMERFIELD, 2 ey MISCELLANEOUS. Y BIRDS FROM TH BEST IMPORTED stock. Apply to FRED ERIC! NN, near Seventh av in the FORTUNE FOR aLL—TH® SUSSCRIBER WILL fond, upon receipt of J oente in postage samps, plain Jostructi>ne by whieh any Tersoo, of either arx, can realise from $10 to $25 per weok Address, poet paid, A. Durlap, Yetroprlitan Post Of ri-tor being sbous Arrat of another Burglar — Officer Gaughaw, of the | to +n in other purewit*, is uneble to devote the time and Sith ward police, o6 Sucday night arrested « young man | ®!tention requisite. The promiccs will bo shows and every information given 91 boure of 12 Mw OAKLEY, WR cation at th hotel, botween the ro ths suls, oF 0 street, New York, pameé Michael Brien, on a charge of burglericurly euter- ing the premires No 41 Duane street, and stealing there from en overcoat amd $60 on money, the property of P. Garrick The scoured was taken before Justice Usboro, oD ao) ds T & WOOD, 8) Wal t, Bro kly» whoo we ited bim to the Tombs far trial, Vee teak te oe Copia Squiree ard \he Lager Beer Shops —On San. | 2° TU thes wicmiien aoamteet sy Siehs Comain Bqutsea, Of thd, Ricrenut wane polics, | $¢- $a The “Halen sail Ocletheee mare arotber dercens mpon » le aud arested the { creaty r beer shop ia Honston 1g Dame? Germacs, on 8 ® distarbsnoe on ti F. a, and The ceptale, im reference to the arrests, wibg graphic secoust of tha affair on tha ieth'n made to the Chief of Poiloe os the | cbare’ ro p arer mvile. Vicor, icrgre,_ socks. weed om JUS W. SUMERINDYKE, Atl Uc TIONEER.—PUBLIC ADMINIS. Wedorsdsy, January 25, The notorions herr shop kept by a | " str-ot, 1 Henninger, (already under indiot et wae found to be in fall ble musicians plsying terrible disco allocing Ac, which sould be board 4 es again made upon the | tly red moa and wourn were ing beer and jabberin, drawings, rateriale, oclers. p (ote k booke, b Terma of eale. PETE! ay of sie. By odor of ‘ablic Administrator, to, ed. as they soles : in the cther, was simply ludierou 3 Ww RER.— HOUS: oy roended to a. tier fa unl Zs we could mre, this {Wetoeaay] teebaions oe Paik cates rt net secommodate the whels parvy for want of rom, wo only took thore that appeared to be principals—ench av must andlord making good bis esos 0 night nuiaaneos, S cvery hazard. | share of atten Bebth ave ing bureace, marble top try and ¢ one large bar conntes with walaut canary birér, guns, two watches, ko. Sale positive, BEMPTORY FALE AT AUCTION. he ameunt of $4,C09, be rly." Wait pli The accused parties were on Monisy morning tskea before the magi+trate, who required them to flu’ pail for their fature gocd benavior An Alieged Charge of Laromy.—A few days ago a young wan, named Pairick MoGee, of No. £25 Egh h rtreet, was ¢ slong Chathaw street, when ho was ac:osted by ris J, Bernatt, o' 8646 that street, who asked him enter his store and buy rome clothing. Moire at fret -FOR CaS TO lance on mortes, On Monday. J o’élock noo M farm withie two m withla ono mile ofanother vil'n) mon scloe] and acvdom ekind whore there i# & good oom- farm conts enty five lined, bot Benuett ie permuating him took bult of bis 1 600 ps beter arm ard thus lead ia tate the store. The storekeeper ting of appl apricots quinces, plume, grapes, currents aud Out end aha fat ry eottegs house, 00 nearly new: food Farm, outhenses ‘and fonsee ai 5 icthy barn, ‘The above vill be aol evion immediately. nat Twonty. txth vt berrice; ‘with good ju'ag eleven rooms, ht to exbibijes a coat which he raid would be sokl fer three col'ars, aud induced McGee to lay cif his coat and try it ou, wid in ro Loing be laid his ovat, containing s pookst book ia which was forty-five dollars. Tue new cost did not evit him, #n6 be again plaeed bis own oat oa ant left the store, bat hae soarerly proceeded haifa block | orafy ra P.M be misted bis pocket! ‘com the money. Ha 2 a cnaeunieataiameneaeed bartily reiurned beck to the store tsked eait if R C RRMe, AUC da HOUSEHOLD FORNI he bad seen i ve; Pell, jorrow, Thurr Me 1) ané was informed in the nag on however, be felt certain hie pocket hal heen picked while try icg on the new coat. McGee yentercey pre‘erred acon plaint before Justice Wood obsrging Benmett wito baving tokem hia money, and deserived two of the vil 4, 8 $1 anc @ $2, which he reid wae im hie pockstooo® at the t-me; om roarching Bennett two bills correspending in merks as deseribed by McGee were found aa7 resogn'r #0 by McGee as the two very bills he had in bie peorat book; on the other hand, Bennett declares hat ‘he two bills in question be reesived im payment for rome oloth- ing he told to a customer en that day. The magisirste considered the evicenes sufficient to authorize hia ia re- quilting Bouagst to gtve bail on the ° deore from Fi bore, a I coffe matirorsor, extession diving tables. a aud ail the Lioy ie well worthy f le: fen’ and children’s aks, ived ‘rom France, and are well worthy of attention. Cate Kuce om vhy morning of pale, Oame, IRON BEDSTEADS BEDDING, AND SPRING tressos.— T! 1m feather bed fy erring mas Kind, for eco rience and luxury. iro. bedeteds, all iz 4, Gwe lings (urmiehed promptly at low prices. 563 Broadway, eet. Call and & OAL FUR SALE. 8 GOOD CHEST- still Troy erect, LiaM SNEDIKER 119 Troy street, EN POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, 4 Sawe—s large asso: tment just ‘orsale on wanaiacturer’s scoount, STENTON & SON, 20 ( F received trem abip, ard by we NDIA RUBBER HOK ticle aleo boo KOGRRS & 4 ths oy WICKOFP, manure 23 Cortlandt street, waoret HOT Day PAPER.~INDIA PAPEK~LITHOGRAPHSRS, ate pris Ac, can qet a saperior will be execu! AHN, Stationsr, 76 Water street, y ALAMINE OF Z(NO—10000 TONS OF THE KALA Bi 0, of w avperior quality, for sale, deliverable Bt the Heveroth mine Leh gb county, Pe Bethlehem, Pe., on the banks of the Lehigh anal T. W. CAMMANN, 7) DRRSONAL DESTINY. Do you devire to know your fate, In mind, or body, or estate? ROBACK consult; he can expound, ryy Nativit oe fury’ onl science, at No. a fee, may RPLATING OF OLD WARK EQUAL TO NE ted well done, viz.» ne and cake trays, brass stair rods, an moval art! lated. Soud orders to bhe factory, 212 Contre strovt, neat Grand, of st clhee No 2as 15 Johm etroet, ap stairs. ——— Ss STOLEN GOODS ()FFICE OF THE CHIRP OF POLICE, J 1854 — Owner by © wanted a1 i ir Of gold sy: otaclon, Tot of 4b ‘iat and funey of binek am one lot of irteh acm joes (Commor CI bawie, 1 ore, "ne brook shawis, fancy c lors, se bree! nif cho Wie 10 PAWNBRUKERS.-- 89 the barement \f Bbent 4 o'clock yester: silver ware, vit Ly