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tri S MA IL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
I Hicw ORLEANS na HAVANA -Chaote oi
V*hl, T. e"olr? I d steamsnip KM PIRK CITY.
P^r^HlSV imIh mill ?a I fr?? the ? M hoj
J/wlrr??* N K, ? MONDAY, Peb 9. at 2 o'r'oc.k
f?II?.'>.T/|",ai<?..? to Hayara aad bTBV OtLtAS
? . Ai-?.?.?? 1 Ladkes' Mm fMttaa, JJ a.
?t iV Enwarddodo $M, Stet rare Berths, SO
*VSi',o.l| tihet. i n <-r?f??* <? Ha?*!.*. Enigit HUI
. iL. ittlratl at 1? <r?> ' ?' ic foot
"r Bsea?-, ?). iv :o M C B0BKMT8.
Nr ITTWeet-?t..ew.?fWinw-it
?TiDEPENDEN i LINEi.? ?AUFOR
I wiA -p.- CHAOtBB ???1 BAR J?AN
aart-rbesew and spleadid stea-iihir CITY Of NKW
fOJUe. B C BaUir ceimaader. b-nlt iB the tttMgval
_ictsr hii-oir iu|. ii--r ( a'.to ?r.d Steerage ?r. imneoda
,H?s, will lene her pier No I North River 00 - \ r
pjY, Pei> 7, f. r the i':i?e u med Patte Turooeh Ti?"k
etaat tbeioweet ra'ee Bot fr etc at or pesoaso ?
PALMBB ?ro. No 1 ?r ?d?ri.?.'>r
MM*" B. 0.MAlPHf, Wo. 7Battery place.
W? ok CHARLESTON ?The new,
M? rplekdid ?od fool mim tteaaaet ? T;.NIt)V Rjrh? '
iooni foeameaAer, or] l 'ease P-*' No. t. Nonh River.
aaSATUbDAY. Jon IL at J o'clockP.M ,p*"i'.' r*
freiiht oi.plr ob beard, where Ml hilla of lading mn ne
f.goed. ood /or [>o?"?iro .besing Bflaadfl aenommoawti ns)
*Pi ,%PO?V?HD.' 'i l BBTOB a CO . N ?. mb ? '
P 8 ?No bilii uf lading wJJ bo ?gued alter the steamer
ha* sailed._?M3>
FOR ? HARLES rON ?Th< new lad
irleadid double-engine f'eamihip UNION Cap'am
B Adomi. w?l loa?* i <r th* store port on SaTVRO A Y
Jaeoary 11. at i o'ekoeAP. M prer -e'v 'r< m pier N? ?
pi lt. Poi f.iiaht.app.s ca board, ...tie a 1 i.i.U ?>! U
man erfR be i ?e*d. irM i >r psi-xre " Iba ro'io'ing riK.ro at
BPOPPOBO riLBBTON BCO, Na M Besah r.
Tkei'iaoc SOUTHEBNER baria* s' rir'r dumr'd
a part../ be* hlBOry -he av-.?e ateteaer ? put OB tae
roeto to B'jpp!> bei . let :*t
? IN IT Ei) S'i ! r. i ?? n : v :
U MAIL BTEAMJHIP COMPANY ?On r-- ; irh
Liea /or Sau I ibm '< ". ?ia ( u^e ei. d '? ?? fHl/Bi
DAY. Beb i, a?2 P M ? Tl.? ipl'i'il rtitoi'iiahip CHKKO
KKK. Heere Vturl?, r..n.o ander, onfjaaied in berae
nmaaedaliPBiaadopeed.i,BMtaaa.will tail oa THU'HS
DAY Pel at preeioelf 1 e'elock P "*? free? bei ?er
at fort af Warren it., N. H. and the RMPIKR TITV on
MONDAY.Peh <j, wuh lAeOoreeraatoed Mail, forf"burros,
e< eniriirr, at Panama with tb?- re*"Iar mal iUa:ii< r TRV
NEfiKEK V't rmaaaae .,r rrvtebl |appl? *l the oi'i e. n
17', Waat-?t mr Uarraa-it W'-rm Jtirar
H B - R' R of .ad.nr n?nod at the ottire .-n the mormo?
ofaallioi >?
Steumboat? arxc* Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.?
WINTER AHRANOEMKNI, l*twirri PbflBdBlpMl
aadPitiaburg tur.omb in r? iMTr K?UB U'HEa ?On and
after Der. 1#, Paaserirori will be earred by the PeBLS>!. ??
ajaRailroad Coaapaas, between Philadelphia and P't'a
parg, 1B Twei.ry lo II Hoars, with only it in.lea of Slai.uf
rf?er an esrei BtToraptbo Pare $11
Tksiil the ahorieet a.-.u oeat rou.o Petweea list Or*I
Meet vad the Atian'o Cltioe,aadJ the aooroaaBaialatiobo
are io ell reopeeti >i the aicaaetebararter. The Es r- si
Throe* h i'mii, (m II boina.) learee the Dep<>, Ma'i>e.
weft of Rrold at , erery even ill at jj o'clock I bo Mora
iBk Way Tra l learoi the aan.e pla. e a' I o'clock, A M
Ry this Im*.Piaienceri will Ikj rarritd 'hroafh in it ho in,
w'tb a mi rurhl'l resi a' H?llidaytbur:.
The abote I u,es paaa Ikowafk Lam aster Harriab
Lewialuwo, H?jitini-<lou. Johnstown, he cr'isaiiu; the
Beaatalaabi let t'o adeipbia. Dee 8. itol.
. THOS MOORE,
die In, AnoBt PeaiuylTauia Rui.-oad Daaapwi j
NEW-YORK ami ERIE RAILROAD.
?tt-ajui leaie ai foiiowa (Somlavi eawepteet) Rwei
prar fool of Duane at :
Mau. Thun at t A AT for D.in.irk and all Stations.
Bpw/B1 k..h Eai bb8s Thai.n at 4 P M
Wat Taaia. at I P. M , /or Soiferai, Oifo-d and n l. r
?rdiate Ptalpna.
Bvkkino EirBRnS Tkain at j P M for Dnnkirk, eoa
aertinr with the Duuauk and BtStB Liae and a
N'Utk *?it Ra.lroad., for El e. I'a
OHAS MI NOT. Be ' '
Raw York, Dee. M IM1. aMi
PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
railroad?special ROTICB.?Until fqrtber
BBtiee, the l o'clock P. M Train liom W. rcea'. r Pro,
BBBOe, Will l.e delinked at Worcester until H e'oleck. U
aereiaary, to connect ?nh ibn"KapreeaTrata" wilob
le'.vi s New-York at it o'clock A. M ,oi the aatne day.
This will ii.siiie a coiinecto.n, op'.eaitlia Ex:-cm Tram
Bt delayed b) some BBBSUalOBUie
lint I HA AC iL BOUTHWICK, 8'jp't
HUDSON KIVF.i, RAILROAD.?
NEW YORK to A I HA N i and i HOY Wlatei
Arrapiomrut On 1T1IL R8DA Y, Jan li, ihiTraina will,
aatil farther m in e, ran ai paRowa:
I^ave Mew-Y.ok |oiue Nortb, from the Bee BOBI
Chambere Bt At Jj A M , forUtrooak freieht imlv, (itatt
i- t If in t:?t-el i At " A M for jiaaien-ere to Peesa
kill. aud all istei mediate i.i'i ns At HAM. Mail Tram
fcr Albarv and Tree, etoppinir at Peekakill and all itatmui
Borth ot that place on iirnal At h) A M.,for wuy and
tbiuiich freiihi oi.iy, (slartiai iron Hit si ) At <tla*.M
Bltoeai Tiaia an Allans and Pros, f'.oppine only at
Poekikiil, Cold iipiibp, Kutikill, PoocfrkeoMie, Rliiiieli. rk
and Hudson. At l| P M , paaaeueera and frtuiut to Peeka?
kill . all stei piaa at all way italiaai At i P M , p.naen
|era to Peekikifl . nlv. itoppkaa at wavataii .ps At 1
P M. Ma.l 1'ra.n lor Albans aud l'i?r. atopisua at Peeks
kill. C"M Hpriaa, Kiahkiil, Nfw-HkoiOuskI, und Pn'ka..,..!^
and allatatiom aurtk of tlsat i in e on ?itnal At 3| p M ,'
for Puughkeepeie, etoppiuc el ?11 was etarmns At ?] H.M.
Aw P?.ifrai,r? and throBCh Height only. vir.on 31it-atJ
Uoioi aoutli. leave Tr?y Kurine Station, ut "j A M , i0t
K ^,i-Ka%tA?.t?
Blail Tram for New Yhta, -lopplag at all sTa/l._!u _a
wbeie tbeie are are mallst? 1? receiseal aud delirered M
IA M .for way freu'bt uiils, (fioui E ut AlbaBJ ) At 11
A M Eipri-sa Train tor New-York atoppiui oulv at Hted
Bwn.Rhiiisbi ck.Pomlikeii.ua. I'i?bkill and PeeklkllL At
3| P M , for pollen.en to New Y ok, stopping at way
etatioBi on iigiia's Al V| P. M . (from Eaat Albans.)
Ruht Mail Tra IB
Lease PaeabAeepeie for New-York at t| A M , it t
pmg it ?tu slat! us
Lease Peesa'cill roi New-Yori al SJ A M , paiaeru.-e.ra
tor New Verb.etopeAaa at was-s?atu.na. At IS a M.,pai
aeogi ra and frelBbl lo New- York, aiopn.na ai war-atatioai.
At 3 P M? paiieuteia to New Ywik, atuppin| at w u ate
tioBB.
Paaoeniera will prvcure Tickers oef re eatenng the Cars.
Raw-York laa. IS ISM [jij] ROBT.HIOHAM.Bap't
nUDBON RIVER RAILROAD.?
BBBIOHTABRANOBMENT, Decembor it, iMi
Breight ?ed eiuigraiiti loing North and Weit will tie ie
eiseat al Canal si k'reiflil House. Premlil nmsint ti. o
the Noilh and Hm will be uiib.adt u aud de'isored at tue
irh st Btatiaaoa Went-at, and aa allowance of M I
per tan will Be made for cariage oa prope-tv connitne.! to
or lonth of Caiial it Live block, Hay, Ac , wall be to
eeitred and delivered oalv at lilt It
dl7lf HOMERT HIOIIAM, Superiatendeut.
(^AMDEN ami AMBOY RAILROAD
J LINE for PHILADELPHIA, at 10 o'elock, A. >L,
from uiet Ni l Noith Hi\er. loot of Hattery-plare, bs
BteaadH-at JOHN POTTER, daily (Saudaya eacepted) ar
rieiBgat Philadelphia at !( P M. Pare St ; aecoud-cl .so,
ft. Bmifroat liur al I, P. M, Pare SI M.
eta _ L U 1.188. Agent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.?NEW
YORK and PH1LADELPHI A dirert-U. S MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES- rinouxli ia tjhourii-New .it
ear Railio?d via Jersey City, leanut New-York at t A M.
foot of Courllandt et , V A M and o P. M Libert?-.'.
I^eavea Plilacel; l.ia aaine houn from lout of Walnut-it
Bate redored I" f ir Ural claas and $1 ^P for second r an
Baltimore, ? ashinoton and charlkbtor
through tu-kets ??< d m the ahosro liaee. iud tarouebbeg
aaae carried in the j P. M. lie*, freea New f rt
tkrvigh coBdurtoii dl*tf
WE W - YORK Bad > EE A HAI E >
RAILROAD-WINTER ARRANGEMENT. o.e
l B3SI ? Traina out of New-Yoik lease Bear coiaei el
('ana it aad Broadway.
Att-ommopatior Tkaiki lease for New Hares at 7 pad
ILM A .il . . hi . iP. M The 11.Ji .A M roils Ml
aoctioa with Train Iroin New-Harea te Hartfu-d aad
Spi nicfield, aud ? ,tn Ttaia over the Caa i. Road.
Biraisi Tkaim for New Hasen. Hartt rd. Spr.nrn^ ?
(CoBaocticBt Riser and Vernuuit Ra<lroadi, to Ocdeua
bareh aoal Montreal, i Htwton am! Vt'orrejter, at 8 A M
(ito|? al SUuitord and Bridgeport,) and 3 P M st fa ?
Stamfciid. Noiwaik and Bn.lge|...rt .) tune, about ?| koan
to BoeloB The t A. M eoauecta with the Houaatoaic aad
Naugatu, k Railrosda ai Bridgeport, aud Canal Railioao
Jt New Karen Tbe ) o'elock P M wttk Ntugatuck
Ra lroml at Hi i.'i-eport
St'B.iAl TUAisa for Port Cheetet, at Ol A M aad ti
P. M. Ntop at Mount TBTBBB a,.d Pe tiamTille.
Tbaim ikto Nbva -YoBK?AoeommodatioB Traim lease
New Hasen at J te, T. aad 9 ti A. M , and 4 to P M
The SU A M rscs.ru passengers front Sprmgt?elti aad
Ilartf, id 'aud Cars) Railroad at New Haren, and from
Naaeatuck Bailioaal at Bridgeport I ke t lo P. M re?
latives p.aseuieis ir<>ui Hartford aud SpnogHgM Ratlr.md
Eiraisi Trains leave Ns * Hasen, oa arrival of Trains
Jtem Roeton at I DaadS iiP M .(stoppiBgAlBridgep.it,
Norwala aad StaW^rd.) teasuag B^otoa at I A. M . aad
Brt. :il Trains Iibts Port Chester at Ml A. M . aad
asi B M
Bee lar-.-o bill of adsortisemeat at the Station Hoass and
priacipal Hotels t.KO Vt WHISTLER, Ja..
*o_eTapgahfbBpjdoat.
W^INTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
? -Tiaisief Michigans, rtirm aad NeatJeMa Ii
dtana Kwlioada mu daili iSuuJsm sicenled) as feUoeri
Lease Monroe and Toiedo all \i A If . air.t? U I
forte at 6MP M thOBCS pa.sciteis ... bi ?:iie .a
Klaak koad I) aulos to Mich ran Cite ther,-e r>r ca'i i >
mile. U Ainswortii. and by aUae 11 uules to Chicago Ai
ter 1 eb 1, by ears through to Cbirago
. . !i*-'!!0* *"I^IH,tte same wa>-.-are lease Laportl ai
ha U-. aad aims at Moarm ad i edaMltJP M
Daily eraaeecr.nas.1 with E, rt V\?)ut at Stu-cn wi I
Loeaiiauort. La > ayelto and luliaaap .l.i. at South Bead .
aad al Ub? pjaces oo the llae.w.th the prBampaJ tow s
a. na ai. s.'Uta.
At Toledo this lute tk ujectaai i up AI or 7 \ M ,,n
M* laaaaBrie Be. -;h 8h.ee rwateby tfaaa ,nd'ra,wi to
tleso aad. theac* t.y raiti,?.l aad na^e io Kr.e iha... a
by railr.ad via D-iakirk to New YscLof bs st'asa t- . 1
Liaknk M Huaat.v aud b? rar? atVr ? ,V 1. ^
Thei P M. tioiB ob tke Ne?. Y s Ei.e Read c, a
Becta with tke 1 as. ?In re tr na
Ptaaeniers at aa take cars aR the war I ?
PitUbu'ih?iheBce by tailr .ad an.I it m lee stasiag to
Philadeiplna and New-York, or Ra.tiin .ie and Waari a
loa. E P. WILLIAMS. SiiperiaUoadoLt '
Adr.. Jan 11. '.lit. ,1? tl
REGUL?R MAIL LINE, vut Stuiii,,?;
'tea, lor aos.ua. P.oTidautw, New-Rad.'ord. Taaat.s
**d NewpaM. carrytag the ?real Eaiioxa U 8. Mail, witb
ehaagai< cars tu deieutioa ?The eteamen massa
? 'sPtT<: i ai J*. M?ns, aad COMMODOBh.Ci
* " e'aree.'ease sa aiterpata d?*s (Suadays n
Ma. I N E . irrgi waatf a^-.ve Battery-place.) at if
:,w_f ? P M. B-w passajts, aiats rooms or freight, ape's
1,0 *? ** ?' ?? Nj 11 Rattery-olaee. ill
fJENTRAL RAILROAD of NHW
N?. {ERSBV-Vt INTER ARRANOEMEN'iR.?Lessee
ZrZ \0Ii.?l? - M aad M P M . foot of Caarllandt-st.
Rm *\m (frsigbt) sad i M P.M . Pier No L Norfk
? ff El iB-*tei?>n.Eii*a*etsdh>wa. Weetdeld, Soot. B
aj^^ataaold. Bo-jtr!: -,. . a . ?-si s Raritaa.Wbits
?NMBJ, Bast op. Be. ?1 tf
FOR POSTON, rk NEWPORT and
FALL RJV a.R_?Thesa.esdid ud aononor *??ow
EMPIRE 8TATB sad 8rATEOF MAINE leave ob altar
sate dsytiSuadavt axroutediPiet No. 1, N R . sear ths
Battsry, at tP. M. FerFrsight sppiv .n board, or at tta
s*cs, H Fl?r N i I. TISDALK k BORDEN
?II Agssts, Nor 7t ul 7i Wost rt.
finontiitJ.
KaILK??ai> MDKMiAi.K ?ONDB.?
?ThO Urn -rsgmtd ?flor h r solo -
B26,Ot?0 Sotes P*i CaaS. Mortm* Bjooj <1 tue isf
' rmlo aad State Lisa Railroad Cerspsar?dftewa years to naa
1 ?Tuopoai aiucasd?oatabls 1st April aad October.
B3O.OC0 ?!???? Pot f>ai Mo'tgw Bwavds ,f too Mo?
' Htvsaasd Naw I - ml 6 Railroad? ftfteoa 7?*" to
J Ooopoaa a.taceed-payable 't o Mar< h aad rl-ptemoar.
I IO.OOO Seroa Per Coat l|oanojt?M Bonds St the No
H'toa aad N-..rt.ano?.a C p . ?'? ' ? ?' Ha,-i-<id,
att hte< o ttart tc -or?Cooi>< rt?sai ak to ir.h 'angary as*
Ja',.
ttlO.OOW 8a.an Per t 001 M. n?>f? B-aes .1 taa ? ntvi
o-a ladim* Railroad ? omj.au,-?" a 'ears la -tm ?CwwaaM
?payable Itt Fohraa'y and Alf tri ?
Ibeao Bopila are all *o< area'-y "'tl a >r.|*--e? Ilk, u
speetive k?ad*. 0'. . 'Wo ise.sr. Bad ?rtMlBaJ are paftu?
Is New York. WaRDkOO
Hi \f No U Wal.-ev
BANK DKPAR I'MiN 1. * P? Fi ot*
NE? YORK Altan? . Jan. 2?. ISiJ ?The MID
DLETOW.N BANK bas One dav riled -a thia ?? ti w a 1 .
t.re..f the appointment of Iks NOHIM HI V Eli BANK,
in the City oi Kew-Yora. at Aceat for tne rodetn/i >n ;t
its circulating notes, together with a 1 evocation tit the ep
poibiuieat of 8 VAN Dt'/P.H. of the ?a ne city, ao such
Atent. arieeai'Ie to the act eatitlad " An Act loatueod tue
leveral art* relatire to Incorporated Baak?. BaaktagaVOSO
riatioDt and Individual Banken," passed April 17, ISjI.
i2b 6t DANIEL B. ST JOHN, S ipennterxfon:
BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE of
NEW YORK ? ALI: * BT, Jan f.. IfOJ -UM BANK
CP GENESEE bat th ? da? tied n tb;? rffiea a boOm ot
tti B'.poiu.meot 01 theRANK OP ALBANY, IB tbo City
of Albany, as agtut fur the redemption of if? :irculati.ir.
B'-tet agreeable to the Art etti'.led "An Act to amend ?bo
teteial AelSre! at 1 ne la Incori.orate.1 Baaks, Banainir A?
? ciatrrasaad ladividBal Bsi.keis." passed Avil 17.1B3I.
I ft DANIEL B. ST. JOHN, Supennternleal
NEW- YORK an! ll iRLEM RAIL?
ROAD COMPANY-The Director hnv.; declare*
t'< :im. >.?.!..,. l-.iI ,'1* de,..! ..f t*o :?.?< cct >u the
r>aBatal stock of baia OoaSpany.etil "f tn* ?tr.u?<i ..f iw
cirrenl an 11.01, bs, a hieb will be patld at Via if?ce of the r
Treaaure.r No 1 (Vnt-e-at , < b uiil jJte: ruo*day,tlie thir.:
dsj i Fakraari Boat.
tl e TiOPtfcr B ?. kt ' ; ??.?! ??? < '* * 1*1 b? c^ayeal on Tu??
day, Jan i7. at 3 ?.>??,? k P If..Bad ?';>"? ed on Nsdaes
d .y, 4th Fsbrnarv. at lOo'eloek \ M ? Ha e l Noot-Tork
2.ti. >,r :; t H '.Ml M BLaTCHFORD,
j24 tit Treaiuror.
K
A IL ROAD BOA U.n. -Gxleni aad
Ckiesao TJsioa BMbraad 10 \* r < ?ut. Bsftas
Bali ysavti in N'sw York Milttsokos and M
Rai.road Pirat Morta-ase lOpe-cei.f Bob-'s, psya'-'o ka?
y."- viii New Y'rk For aale b?
1-3 |BJ 8TR SCHABT K SCOTT. No. 31 Wii::am-st.
if ORRIS ( \ W\, and BANKING
company.-roarth assal jaaail Drridaad.?
The Prendeiit iini DtoaetoM of tbo Morrit Catad ?cd
Baallil( CoBBpaiil have tn:s day declared a Divides 1 from
tin- euruii so oi tbo Coaapaay ton the last hi tumtoi 00
IkaFrsffnsd 8:<^kof IMt,atta* rats of Ton per cent
BOT aaaaai. nayable to the Stockhi lders, or their repre
sentbtives. on ami afltr the id day of Febraary nett.'nt
the oflico of the Company, in Jersey Cnv The Transfer
Hooka of laid Piefeirol Stock will be closed until that
day By order. |. * J JOHN D u')i:.S. v
1/ S IC K ERBOCKER 8 W j
M\ RANK, ?th ..v ,coraoref23d at -OpenovaryMON
DAY. THURSDAY and 8ATCKDAY, from I to I P. M
This iimlilutmn pnya C per cent interest on alt dopBSaM Bol
eice. ibne t'.OC
1 he charter .d tins uaStitUtioa is. 'irats to minors aad ?>
fendaa, mart .ad Off uumarned. the entdrs ci.u'ro! of ail
mcueya d?p>?.itsd >o thnr names
jas pollock, rrtrllrat
Anson WaVUB, Secrets't
ELUaH w ARn, C?nna"l j28 tf
]V()TICE.?An Elcr-tiuti will be held foi
11 the choice of nine Directors of the ROt'KY B \b
MINING COMPANY, at the office of the Cosapai , i
2*' Merchants' Eicbanite. iu the Otv of Near-York, ou 'tis
MRST YVEONESEAY (Ithj Sl yKut?t,f next, at I)
o'clock, fif. lUtFI
ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT and S\.
AOARA FALLS RAILIMAD CO.?NOTICE ?
Thesoini-aiiu'isl inti not due Ptl rtuty 1. on the Stocs of
tins Con.i any. regiNtered Ht its aseio y m this city, wfll be
p.ud at tl e Ainencnn BlchBBfS Bun's, nid Ore latsrOSl
CssaBeai Baa on tbo CaBvatajaaa hliI lacaBiaitible R irsdi
on the tame day, at the ..rtjce ..f Mi?n>. DUN'ilt.N.
Mil RMAN fcCO_
\' ()TICE.?The Seven Per Cent! W ttei
1 v Lean of the City af Ncw-York, payable Feb. 1. IH02,
will be paid on Siturduy, 31st intt , at t.'ie Coni.ollsr
Ofli. e, No. S Hal! of Rerotds, Park
Ii.ien at on ibc a.ud loan will ctaae on the l?t of Feb.,
ia?l -Controller's office, Nov..York. Jan. it,, IfJjt.
it! it JOSEPH R TAYLOR. Controller.
ohieAiiunv im' S mk.nf. rat.r RaiLRoan Co., (
Al.na.vT. Jsn. 19. ISM |
\ T A MEETING ofthi Board of Diree
?l B tort bt ld this day, it was
Rooortrssf,Thai a diTideml of FOUR PERCENT ou the
cHpttul stock of the Con puny be, and is tot* declared out
of tin- net earnings of tbe an uiontlia eadin; oa the 3lat
>nBt; pay utile Bt the Met ba;:o> Bank m tha Cats of New
tnil slot booXsT'.e closed on the 22d 'intt. until 1st proximo
ntvi l i ' Sl'ER,Jr.,Secretary.
H(JDSON RIVE R RAJLR(?AD
l oMPANY S BOHDB ?PAYMENT sf INTF.U
EST ?1 lie BOtaJ aaaaai batosaal on the. tirst morteans
Bi.ml? . l Hits Coii.puny, due Is'. Fvbruaiy aoifl, w.l so
pa d to Bor.I holdi ? ..r tbeir lenal repreaen'utnos, at the'
naaafat Oll.ce of the Companv, No. Si Wall at, on and
after ttiat ii.iv Tbe Tttii.ter t< -i?til'.e rln-i d tr i
the 21 at last, in the dsy of payment - Dated laa U. 18'.<
?22 lot j. m. HOPKINS, Traaaarar
INTEREST ON < Ii Y ?TOOKS.
The Iuloroat on the Pubm ItoakS Of the City ut New
York due anil pnvahls Fsbraar* 1, IB3I, will bs raid ot
the 2d day. February, by SHEPPARD KNAPP, las
Chamberlain of the Cilv. at the Mechaa.ca' Baak, No c
W all st 1 be Transfer B.ioka be itlosed WiJ. .
Januaty 7, l?',2. at J o'c.'ih k P. M.?CouVo?ar't OB i a
New York.Dec Jl.lRil. JOS R TAYLOR,
j I l F i Contro er
15
ROKEN HANK NOTES -Want*'
at ths following rstes viz .
James.9PICoinmercial, N. J.5o
New-Rochslle..fOlSaaisburv.V,
People's. N. J.13
i?66tMWfcF? C kK w THW1NQ.No.IBWallat
RAFTS on the HANK of IRELAND
()
Parable at tight in all partt of lrslan4?for ta'o
ths Iriab Em grant ?ocutv. M Chamtmrt-tt.
OREiiORY HILLON, Prot das.
JtMktSTUABT. Treasurer. aJtlvMWfcs**
Cegal Notices.
SUPREME COURT!?In kite nuttBi d
tbe application of ibe Mayor, Aldormen i.nd C unmon
nit* of the Cr. of New York, relative to the openi?it o.
PIETY FIBST-BT.. from Tenth sv to the liudton Rivi r.
in the City oi New-\ork Notice it hereby sivou, thai ths
cita. chair t. and distmrsi msits incurred by rea>
tbe pi.recdtnat m tbe a'-ovs entitled matter, will bs taaad
and adjusted by the Clerk af the S iprrms Cuuit. at Bat
?: i c. in the City Hall of the Citv of New York, oa Mos
day, iht tie. day of February, Ii>j2, at I o'clock in the ;jaa.
iool - Date.: New-Y'"k, J:tnuarv ly, 18it
MOSES iMAYNARD, Jk
JAMES S 8 AN FORD,
WILLIAM S OBEOORY
HE.SKT E DaMBo. Attoraoy. 122 tEt
AT A SURROGATE'S C?I \VT% aal
in and fot the County oi Nrw \ , rk. at the Surr..
gate't Otfict. in ths City of New ? \ 0 . 0.1 tin loan:. ^. . ?
ta I. day >-l January. m :lie tSBI aas tUousaad oiirht huu
died aid Bra t?o - PrtBSBt, Aloxauder W. Br..d: ird S
rogsts ?In the matter of the application to mortgars, l<-aso
or BBll the leal estate 01 SAMUEL N Jl'DAH. doceaood
On reudag and tilitig duo proof, by affidavit, of the serric.
of as order ISHBllBag BenjauiiB Nathan, Theodore J. Senas
ai.d Mar 1011 Jiulali.lbe Auiniuh>iratts of Samuel N. Judah.
decossml, to appeal in th s Court on tbo. da?, tud th
causa why tlisv ?Ii .old ant bo re<i<iired to mortgage, lea*.'
or toll the leal estate of the said dtcoased for the par ?
.1 h ? dobts ; aad no cause bavtBg ' tSB show n to the
trar.t, it is ordered, that ail persons mtareoted ut the estate
af ibc said Suttur. N JadBk, .Itceased. spp.-ir bofjre the
Si rronste et tbe Coantv of Ns? -> irk, a: hit office, in th.
f itv ol New-York, oa ike 16th dat id Marek aext. at tsi
o'rleck in the forenoon ofthat dat. then aad there to th m
cauto wbi authority ttionld not be tiveu to the said Adm n
titsaturs to mortsags, teste or sell to much of the rem ok?
tale i f the said Samuel N Judah, deceased, as thai) be auf
? Bt to fat his urpls A W BRADFORD,Stirrogv.i
ly tw
GUPREME COURT?LEV! S. CHAT.
b^FlEI.D. inorwsy Oe-irral tf ths State of New Yom
aaau.?-. I UV PRESIDENT, UIRECTORS AND COM-'
Pav\ OF I HE CANAL BANK OF i LB ANY-Is
pursuance of aii order ot ths Supreme Court at the State of
Now-\ork, ti.ado on the tweiitr-aighth day of Mat. IEjO,
tho lu.dorsai.e.l. Rc-e.\er ot the Ca,nal Baua of Alb.. .
bereft gnea iwittce to the holders of tdo outstmiiling atrca>?
lalstvt uiwos or bills of ths said Canal Bank, and to the Bar*
a?u? ales riven to ibe umlorsmoi* as
such Re< et?er lot the Balsnxw romauung unpaid on ao'i s ot
Bills sorroiidore?! im rrcsivitur ths drst dividend .of sixty
per cent that thai are required to present thesaal ?otos 01
bills and ceruf.cutrs for payment to the said Receiver, a: ii.s
o?T,i e in ths City ol Altmii?. w liluu two years from the Btg
af this not ice. or in default thereof that tbe? wiTJ be precluded
tron. the l^iietit of the fund provided for fho ;a?-nient of the
osj.l ui tes ?r bills and natTWrataa. a^d tro.r'all claim by
rsaaoti , ! holiiius ths sa-t.e. and that tbe avid .'und wul;*
dis,h.>r. . i under tns direction of ths said Court tor lbs
Bot.ettt of the other creditors at ths said Cui.ai Biuili. m
sti.h muriner as msy ho bnreaiAer detemune-l F.ir the
g . .'er . aBTaaiaace 0/ thiaw hoidiiig the said fciilt ami cer
t ? at. the Rei-errer has muds arraneenionts b ?? htch the
wui o w.il a'ao bo paid ?n preseiutution to the l".i-i..nerc'al
Bank in this ettf ?Alban?. June 1. 183?
??7 1?w^> ANDREW wHITE.Bocotvoi.
IN PUR8UANCE of an ordei of the
Jk Surrogate af the CVuntv sl New. York, aotico 10 ht'e
Ua*i e^i" V1 r*t* f ifj*d 1 ?n* ?ASinst KOBER1 S
I'M ?e \ ats of ths Cnv of Nsw-York-, deceas
Ptsooiit Iks same, wuu voochets tliorcif. to the ta sftr r r,
aaaaf restleuce. No 100 Thirdav . in the City of New
nSaQ vr ,*?""?? the lourtooonth dav of Juao wort -
au ? lt*w-Iyfc.tko olev. stn dav of Deio-uoer. noi.
dBi*vo*,,.F? MABOABE1 H AI.SKY. Adm'trit
mO IKE is hereby given to all creditors
t1o\ dl^L^". * "gM CHARLES A. WILLIAM
ii t irs^trtli um'^l ^ Otstario Coaaty. that
v'r r. ( to Ybo ?V "l^U t]xiaa w,la voucaavo
tterevf to tfto saba?-nbar. at his office ia tbo ViBaare af
JLj lavaBaaF "jA^s4 rasl 'atJa!.V
oa, laaaasJ JAMEB H WOODB, Bgecatug.
SUPREME* i>URT ?lathe nauer of
the application of toe Mar t. Aldenoe? *nd C .um- i
nltyef tl.e City >/ Nft> - York, re stirs to in* OPENING
of FIFTY NIVfM-Sr .freat Jth-ar. to Br. ad?ir to toe
City of New Y -ix. 'The 3-ibeerirw-ri. C ? 'us. rn er
Estimate and ?**?>'.!? mt n too ar-*t* enV.lei! netter,
doh/ ofmofr.rod by * Hti.o of t'io Saoroni? ' ?? t* rtroNo*
tiee.pursuaat'others, niramccls of an Art of toe '?**:?:
latoTooftbo People of .ho State of New-York.entitle*
"As Act to amend an *.'t en't-.led aa Act-.. rede'oseveral
U*a relating pey?-. > n ke Citt of Xee Y.rk.iu'o
iHMA?t, eaaejeei Apr.i ?. iai3.' ..a#e*d a.m i* IB**; mat
ta0Bhe,-*<-l of 'he *-" t: n'o ..I A ? ? ? * t i? ' ?'?
euaai. ee.-? tai'.e a: ??. i MTtser,o-iefin u.r 10 eiwyi n'?a
owners of the lota asseaseo. the an.ntiera if aorn 'ots^as
ther appear ob the xa^a of tas Commisauaert, to*""tier
with tirh maps aa<! lie amount of A?**?aeieat, whether
for damage orbei.efi:, aa.l aim' a!; the VridaTi:a,estjii.siee,
and .eher dWumentr. wtm a ? ere osed by the I'rrmnue
conere la makinr their r*port. hart ?tee a de tooted m toe
Slreit Commiaar'ner'a Of-ct of the City and Cent? of
New York, for the .nipe- : .r.-r wh >-n? .ever it mti mt
cent, there lo rernaiB for at hast ?irty ksyl heJafB the
CoiBOuBaioaera mass tueir leport to the aaid Supreme
Coart,at the tune and place kereRbaMM iiieationed. And
the said Comiutum neri further pee a '-ice. p .rsuait to
the reqotreaaeBtB of r?i* art. a. trted "At Aei amend aa
Act entitled ati Act a relation tn the cnil-rtioa of A???ee
aaetate aad Taxes iu the Cur and C 'ante of New Yo-k.aad
fir otaer purposes, parsed May 14. '?40." ooeeed Mar T
istl; to ths owner or e? oer?, occupant or orrapaata ot all
hooset, and .mproved <r auonpr.rrod i*ads affected tnere
by. ti-it they h?.re completed their Ei imate aad -\*?"'*
uent; and that ail persona whose intereate are affected
thereby, aad who mar be opposed to the same, an '-?.?/
ed to present their objections ib writing to AARON C
Rl'RH. the Chairman ef the said Cominissioaers. at ats
h rose. N M Graad it. la tue e.ty ol New Yo'k. withta
thtrty days fruu too date of thit notice And that tae
limiU embraced by tail aiseeseieB: are aa t'ollowe. that is
to say ?AH the land sitnate. lying and betne m the City of
1 New-York, between the westerly Bide of 5th-av . the east?
erly aids of Sth-as, the hoe of taecoBter of the block be?
tween SAin St. and eotb-st . and the liae of the center of
the block between i?io-s*. and 38-et.. as laid oat ob ths
CoBruTiisetoBers' maps ob fila .a ths Street CommissioBer'i
OffirseftneCitv ofNew-Yo-k And aisoallthe laid a-ta
ats, lying aad beinr in theC.tyef New- fart, betwen tae
a-eeterly side of sth-as . the easterly si.'s of 7th-u' . the
liae of the center of the block between J9th-st. aad tetb r..
and tne Line of Ihr renter ifte oiora >>etween Mth.-sl. sad
Jttb-st . as laid oet on the CoauBissiuBers' maus. ou uis ib
:iie Street Con.rB.*s:oi!*r'i Orfice of ths ('ity of .New-York.
4nd alto the'.and situate. !r>nr and be.nf ia t-.e. City of
New-York between the weateilr aide of 7th B? IBO east
ens t de uf Itb-as . the hue of the renter of the b'.<k be ?
tweeu J9th-sl. and ooth-et.. aad IBs job of ths cen'er of
lho bio. ? la-twee,, at. ?i.d jilu *;..?> laid ..ut oo the
Co IjOi *aJ<>rr>' rnapt. on h e is the Stret t Coo. o u nitr'l
OSbce of tae Cfti r>r New-York. At i 'It sa-d Com-uav
r--s further siNe i tire ? ia' tl.ej .f- Hrrt in -.he abose
ent iled ii-'ter wi>' ke ? ? ie and pro?? '.red to ri,e Snnreme
t'.iart ol toe kta1* of N. w-Y .r? at a soecml term nf tbe
eatd t?u-.. v ? Bold si tae Crty Hat- of trie (Jits ol New
York,oam Bimay,the inn da, ?>{ ?*st>rj..ry is.it,st tae ,
opeuii.t Ok '.be CteaTl ea '.hat day, . * m t e..f as
CVaitB'i ran be banr.:. ,nd Sat h? s i tin ?? a m' :ca
w'l) br mad* that the sa d rep-.n Ke e mfrsve.' ?f?Vei.
New-York. ToTOBkeer ?4. ;$ii.
AARON C KC/ih. i
HENRY BERTHOLP >C ibsj* aars I
JAMES DEWEY, )
BXNRY a*. 1) A T-1 *"3 ittoraai -U. tFlt
SUPREME COURT.?Ibth? mutter of
tbe epplicati. e M the MsTOr, AMei'IBBB .tad CesBBI 'n
altv of tbe City of New-York, reiatiseto tne OPENING
OP FIFTY-FIRt I-ST , from lU.h-ss. t-> tbe Hu kjBB
Riser, in the tTTity ,.f Rrw- York. The aub??-,ribors, Cotn
miasiunti* of Eaiiiuale and t.aer.rneni iu tl.o above euli
tlcd uiatter,duly appo uted by ar .le o.'the Supreme Co irt.
eive notice, punuriut to the reviuement? of .in Act of
the Leeislatoreof the peuole of the State r f New York, en?
titled *' Ab Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to reduoo
tcseral lawe relating- paiticnlurly to the City ol New Y I
into one Act, passed April % 1813," passed Asnl K, IBM;
that the abstract of the est.mats aud aaseiMneut of lha
Comnussioneis in the above matter, r ntaimnf the a-aiues
of the owaeiaof tpe lots usstssed, tha Baaaoen of aach
bits as they appear on ths Maps of the Comm.tsiiuers, to
yether with such maps and the ainoiuit Bs assessinent,
whether for dao ane or benefit: aod alto ail the affidasrs,
estimaiek, and other aV t BBiBBlB which were -ised oy the
CouiuiiSriionsri iu tiiakink their resJOTt, huve been deuinited
iu tie StreetC'?i.miss .,b(r'? Oflkce of the City and C-'-mty
of Ne-*- Y'ork, tor the u.rjiectiou of vrhoinsuerer it mxyi un?
rein t there to remain far at least sixty days bef-re the
Comm'etioni'ri make 'heir report I? tbe said Supreme
Coart, at the tine and place hereinafter mentioned. And
the said Coii uuitioneis fuitbsr l-ivs at*Mb, pursu.utt to the
reijuiren.enta of the a. t,entitled An Act to BBBBad aa Act
ei.titled aa Act in relation to the collection of Assessments
and Taieii'i the City "od County ofNew-Y'ork.atd for -1' -r
pnrimaea, paated May 14 ll.i'i, passed Mat'7. luil; to thB
owner or owners, occupant or <k cuj,ants of all houses, tnd
iaiprorod oraajmproeed lande affected thereby, that tV.ay
have completed tueir Estimate and Assefsriieat, and that ail
nertoDS v.Lost laterests are affected thereoy, and wh- i .?
he opposed to the sail i .-ire reijacsted lu preseut ihetroU
? . us in wntuift, to MOSES MAYNARD, Jr. Esu .the
Cbhiruisn"f '.he said Conimusnmert, at the offi -e of lames
S. Saudford, Esq . No. :8 Broailway. ui the Cry of New
York, wiUuu thirtv days from '.he dittc of tl..s notice. And
that the limits embraced by this assessment .ire at follows,
that is to any - An the iot*. pitcea or parcels of Im I in t'ie
City ot New-York, I escribed and liounded a* foOoWB,te
wit: On the east, by the westerly line cr side M
lOth-as .- ..it the west, by the easterly line or side
of llll.-av. j on tbe north, by the hue of the center
of the block befa'eeu JIst-*t anil Sad-St.; and on the
south, by the Uli of tlierentor of the bloc* betweea Mat
st aud JOih at Aud alto all the lots, Meces or parcels of
land ait .ate. hin? und l ein? in saul City.dee*ni.ed and
boaaded as follow*, to wit i Ob ths east y the westerly
line or side of llth-as.: on 'he west, by the easterly line
or side of ?P.h sr., ai.d by the line of hish-water-mark n
the Hudson Hirer; ea the north, by the lute of the
eenter ef tbe block between Slat-at. aud i?it-St.; and
on the south, by the ibm of the renter of the biock
betnecu SMt-Bt. Bad >-h st Asnl the said Comnus
sp.ners f irther rite u. ins, that thoir leport in the
i.b?.ve euiitleu n.stt. r wal l,? lusAe a.,u preooeted to the
Rupien e Court of the Sate of New-York, at a Speriai
Term of ihe sa d Court, to be held at the City Mall of the
C.tv of New-York, jb Saturday, the 27th day nf March,
ISM, at the o|*nio? of the Court oo 'hat day, or sa sous
?i,."S"ff,,?A .o'wtlffrV ;t?J'^l"?fcj?l3jg? W
Oated New York. Jan. t. lStt.
MOSES At \Y \ AHO. JB . )
JAMBS B BANPORJ), Cota ikeRnBser
WILLIAM 8 OHEOdHY )
Hr?RT E Davias. Attorasy lUtlBN
SUPREME COURT.?In Uie Buttel of
- the appVeattor. of the Minor, A'deruiea and Cub
morally ol the Ci'v of New-York, relative to the EX?
TENDING al CAN A L ST . in the i ud dtf. la I *trai?nt
Use, aa til it utUnects Walksr-et,; tad the WIDENING
of WAI.KKH ST.. in sa d city, on the northorly side, so as
to lorn, a street of 71 teet n width to Kui?ers-*t , aud the
tfirowii'i: of the ?ore foimed by the intersect) a of Cea
tre.Orange, Walker aud Canai-ata . into the Street. The
si o?-rs n.fil. IV?.i'ii.e.-* ..| Es:.-..a?e atd A>*etsm-i.*.
in the aooit enm.id matter, kereky give notice, p .r-uant
tothe reqaireirsn'* ol *n Act of the legislature of'.he
people ol the State of New-Yo-k. eutitle<l " An Act to
amend an Ac*, entitled an AM tfl reduce tereral laws re?
lating particularly tothe City of New-Y'ork ii.tr? one Act,'
passed April M, 1839 . and alto '.tie Act entitled 'An Aot to
amend au Act, entitles an Art in relation to the eMu ion
of assesrri:r:,'s rind taxes in the Citj and Cttityof New
York, aad for other purpose*, passe.1 May 14. UP' " passed
Mav 7.1841, to the owner or owner*. .wjc ipuuT or oca.-Ants
of all ne'iiss, and i.npruved or nnuuproved Isadi a tree ted
thereby, tf.at they have completed their aur.p'emoutal es?
timate aad asaesaitieat as tue above entitled matter, aad
thai all person* who** latere?t? are affected thereby, unl
who may Le opposed to the same, are requested to pre?
sent their ob.ectious. ia writing, to RICH ARD J. SMITH,
Esq..tbe Chaumaaof the aaidCotniuissniBer*. at hi* house,
No. 90 Division it., in tn* City of Rew-Yoik. within thirty
days from tie date of tbi* notice ; and tha*. the limit* em
biared by the supplement*' estimst* aad aiiessment are
as follows, that it is to gay: All the lots, pieces and par
eels of land iBcladed withib tbe f dlowtai biuits, that :? to
say : beginnug ut a point ob the southerly side of Divis?
ion st , distant 50 feet raster'y from the easterly aide of
Pike-*t.; them e running easterly along ssid soBtharly side
of D viMon-st to the intersection of tbe sain* with lbs
westerly side of Gouverneur st.; thence ?l.uttierly aloag
srudwes rr ) side of Gourerueur-st. to the East River,
theace .weaker:v along Ihe East River to a point distant
M Um\ ?SoterK fron, ths .asterlv tide of Pike slip,
thence norther1* along a bee dittant M lest etstertv from
ths easterly s ue of Pike st. and P^e slip, and parallel
therewith to the place ei beginning. And also all the lots.
p:eees or parcels o! latid fronting oa Walker it.. east wf
tee Bowery to the termination of Walker at , and etteud
ing a distance Bot exceediag low fret north and so lib fr .m
the Borthrrlr and *. tnerii tidrs of Walker st ,hteiodragj
loufset sortn and south of Walker st on all the streets
intersecting Waiker st. froti, the easterly line or side of
tbe Bowery to ths westerly lue or wde of Essei-sl r.elu?
sive And also all the lots knowu t v tlie num' ers7l and
TSMoti st . Nob. 91,91, 9J, WJ and 9? Mulberry ?C No*.
M, 97, 9?. 101 aad 114 Onaaiie-st; R.ie lJ9iuid 141 Centre
*t ; the lot or piece of g-retind frontirur 00 Cent. be?
tween White and Franklin-sts.. and numbered on the
Conjiusiiouer*' Hecitii Ms; 1.6U: L'jts No*. j1. 1W,
111, 111. IU, 117. 119. 111. IU. 115. 131. 133 and I?
Walkor-Bt ; Lots .Nie 70, "2, 7? and 75 Caa.il-st , Lett
N o 1 and 3 Mcrrer-st . L t No 11 W> u'er-gt ; I.nta
Nos 41P, and 412 Broadway an ! Lota Nos. It and It Fur
svth-st. And the said Co?nuussioners further me notice,
that tbe suprleineBtal ahetract of the laid <>.nitni?eioTiers,
BoaU*taa*B the names ot the owners of the lots ass ease.I.
the number* of ?uch lot* as they appear an ths ma;e of
the t "ion.issn-.neti, together wr-tb auch mape, aad the
aiBount id" the aaeeeemeat, wbelher for dam ice or benefit;
and sJ?> aU the aft davits, sitiroatei and other document,*
wh.rh wjare used by the C.mnuMiui.ers m makmir their
Boppleenetitalestimsu and sssessmsat, havs been deposited
m the Street Commissioner ? Offi-s af the City of N*w
lork, there to remain for at least thirty dars before ths
said t umnissioaeri make tbsv iuptleueatal' report at Us
Urns and place hereinafter ment.oued And tbe laid Corn
Bussionei* further pee aotice, that the said snpolemeutai
report will bo preseated to the Supreme Court of the State
of New-York, at a epecial term of tee said Coart. to be
hold at ike City Hall of ths Cltv ,.f New-York, on Satar
da.,. Ute Saat ?ii ?i February, laj?, at ihe opening of LBe
Court oa that day . and that then aad there, or as sooa
tt-ortster a* Counsel can be hiard. a ...jUcb will be roads
that the anid ?opplementaJ repoit, t .-?ther with the 'ine?
rtia! report of tbe t'oujgiisei.'Bsrs to the above entitled
matter, he confirmed And notic? i f rtkergieea 'uattke
Bupp.e mental c *u. charges sad diabunemeats in the abuse
sut.tled n atte.. will be taxed bv Ha Heary P E.hvardi.
Or. in ea*r ol lui abeeure, by one of the omer Jas'.iees of
M"? u m^^L* "A.U"' -Su^"?">? C ort Cbam'wr*. in tha
( It] Hail of the City ot .V,*s Y,.;k. bb Sata-rlar. the Hit
das of Jan- ary. IBM. at i o'clock ;a ths f..ren a.a -fVatsJ
Haw-York, Jan 11, ltil
HICHARD J SMITH )
OGDE.N EDwaRDa. '? Ctuaauesioaer*
GERAI.DUS CLARE. S
Us-NitY h DAY1EA. Attatue, li iFli
{SUPREME COURT.?Ib the muter of
h- tk* ippbcatioB of the Mayor, Aidennsa aad Cosa
Btoaaitv of the Cttj of New York, relstive to the OPEN?
ING e| ONE HUNDRED AND T* ENTY-FOL BTr*
ST from the Old Chajch R. ad to the Ctb av . .a the CMf
ol New-Y'ork. Putin uoAceis here'.y given.bv the Ma.or.
A dsntea and CiniaK-aaJiy of the City of New York, pur
? uant to statute ia sat a case made aad pronded. :bst tbe
said.-the Mivor. AMeraen .rad C 'atBonaJtv of the City of
New-York, intead to make application t<> tae 3apie?ae
Coort ..f tbe State of New-York, at a Special Terra of tae
iml Coart to be held at tbe City Ha l of the Cktf of New
York, oa Sa nrday ths list day of February, MM, at the
opeeue of the Cout on teat eaT. <>r as soon tbersa/ter as
t\ "nsel ran l< beard, for the appoia;.neat of C?nuuaaioB
sii.t tsumate aad aosesiaieat in the abors eatit. ed mat?
ter . :hat lli oatoie aad extent M the improvemeat Uerotr
1-tended is the. peaiog of lltth st, fi >a i\e c'dChorrh
Bold to the Ctb st. ia the C.ty of Nsw York .** lai-I out
on tbe n ap < r plan of Said Cuv uader aad' be nrtae jf aa
bc4 p- the Leawdatere of the people .f the Stau of New
York, eautaed " Ab Act relative to iiu;un.veateats to o amg
tbi tayiBf o it of streets and r. ad* ut ths City of Neo
Y'?;k. aad lor other porposoe. ' eaaeed April ? liVT?Dated
Ntw-Votk Jaa ?. IUI HENRY B. DAVIBs.
t t> I. r.iiaseltotkst orptrati??
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BIOOKLYN ITEMS.
I Lkaocb Decision.?On Monday night
last a large ram wag raffled for at a bouse corner of
Hudson av. and Marsna'l-st \ dispute arose be?
tween *a a of th* p.'.rtie* ? ;fi'rr n' forchnn-"?*. eich
eiainiii.g ibe la1u tlIs riantt.ii pi ize. aad Us annual
was fi a .v . g r. < (lff r ^e urongett fietioe.
Afti.- inxrti.^? as far a^ the Cathawioe ferry oa
their s-a; to .Vw-York. Uc nrai Dirties re .:e 1
auch a diet U aai *> :hat the Poire found it neoes
sa/A to taka the ram into cost xly at the on r means
tore ." i: ..ri>r, ..d yaaterda?, morning ?M sroolr
pruouer *agvj.,<;.t tha Police i oart The
Justice, after cul) coRCiting thai Usr tij-m ;!ie suo
sact, decided that the rara so.?i..i halaaf to aeuhar
party, hit should be .war lad tn*> ofri.-er who firs',
?ade the arrtst Tbe par*., 3 lookad rather .beep
tsh al this appropriation ; b it the Police officer at
ogee took tte pr ?ir.er in charge and weut oa ais
ami rejota ag.
1 o.k.?Aoout II; o .tlich on Weinesiiay
aifhttne home of Tn.i.n j ummersen. 112 llrtJge
al, sr.is discovered to be on Ire ta one of the upper
Btone?, ?nd before tha flames could he suiljei.
darnatre amounting ,,, about (ISO, aral ?i?.tur"l
Tm trs otidiiiattd /row a caaJls in the bands o: a
little f rl whohid been Beat up '?tJirs on an erra.iJ
The u ss is fully covered by mauraoce
Rb? ikd from Djto.vsns, .?o.i W, vi,<e?
day eT. ning a araaaaa name 1 Catharine Kelir. rend
lag at No It Dt?:?ion-st, New-York, fell into the
Blip foot of r ultnn st . and but for the exertion* of
officer t lumray. would hare been drj*ned She
was cornered to ber home br tbe ethVer
testerday morn-.ng Ut. J. VV Con'khn. ia eadear
trig to j imp .irn.n the ferry boat, at ihe Mam st. slip,
muted h>? calculntir.B and get a ducking in the
rirer. Officer ( utt atideu a;.d the ferry h .ads 10:
man out.
? a?
Iii hi.i.ARv.?The IsOwJM ol' Mr. Powell,
control Mmie-av. anj ftrtaraaat .Traahurglailoua
iy entered on VVednes Iay night and ntiNed of a
larga quaatltj ofvaluihle property, among which
was a cameo brcast-piu, liijhiv prmed as a family
relic A bureau v?.i$ ruled Bad $-.'< in gmd aad arti
cles of wearing apparel tnken therefrom No clue
to the rttibtrshaa rat bten discovered.
Duablko.- Tin* i"f rrv liuait GiibwbBiib arai
drawn off 'or a few hon.? on'Wednesday evening in
const <inence of an accident u. erqg0f t>er wheel-', m ?
raaitmed by contact with the ice.
WILLIAM3BURGH ITEMS.
Fire.?On Tuesday night, ? lire hroke
eaa la ataro-atofj rraaaa dwelling house In \ieritt>
bm-st . hi tweet: i!u?hwick-.iv. and Snxttb-Sk, betoag*
i?g to Mr. Jacob Uanzear b ?ket maker, and ac u
ptad by thred or four Garaus famfltaa. [| was en
tuelr destroyed.
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Charit* 1". Hon-rift. MttMMtiM, Ar , agl Jo'm R<t;\n
and othtri.? Action on .1 bond given to Bsdaauzify
the I>cjmty SheniT of Worcester to , Ma?a ,h?ain*t
rifk in makit'g a lev> upon the goods of a dero- .t
stuibndj?e. Mass. batdaaaacaaaftarsranl received
against the Shertfl by a third party cla ming 10 o*n
the gcxls. iilreatly referied to. Yerdtet for : la'n
tiff,fl.l53 ~ik subject to opinto'i oi tue Court and
adjustment.
faaiBll Schounmakrr .igt. Thortfu .I'mf's. /aMsw
A. Stamltr, and Rickarn II Tttcktr.?Bait aa^itBattha
oai.er "( the snip Sutton, of t,ii? pact, to recover
tfe v ilue. at trim r'ranci>co, of $3,00 a orth of goods
shipped at thi?. port in Dec 1-1
Tne prapi n> twaatatad of r.inoui artkaaa, taeh .*
hardware, groi er.i^, flour, powdir. bo Bl aad shoes,
ready-aoada clothat.sYe. it was aatd that Mr a -
|elo Bchotsstaakai (aoa ofplaitUiB, nn?l at tne time .1
dash in Ins ra'Bt and oil store in this City) was de?
sirous tf e?tahi!<.hirg aitaaetl in Kusine?? 111 < a'. for
nia, and his father, the pla ntifT, prix-ured the g.^<!<
in imettion and tht- aaawaaBaeil attii them, Uoto?
I sr. as ag"U' far hi-- f Cher.
It. .'laich. 1-11?. while the vessel aag on her pa?s
ape to Cahfarata,tha s^n fell overboard in?l aas
an sraed Tha goods, after the ves?el arrive J 1' Baa
Kram ifco, (which fhe did 111 the August following >
ware placed by tha maatar it is bam t-v defense on
storage?11. the hands "f Mi (it-orije I VV irdle. (sort
of Mr Thomas Wardie, who went out 111 the same
fh:p at the ttBaB, with a vie* to aatablishlag himself
in uusinesg.) and, it it alleged by plaintilt, are fat BtV
prtid for
The present aettoa 1? brought agal lat 'he owner?
of the ship for the value, on thafToaad that ?lr (ieo
S Wardfi- was wholly irresponsible, BOt being of
age. and hivtnK no means but such as he aouUl r.
<j 1:1 re from hisf-tt'.er, who wealtriy. and als.>, that
Mr I'hoinaa VVar.lle is personally responsible, aa
Ueo 8 advertised, on gettu g to California, tn .1 m*
linn txajahrted of Mr. raomas W and htmself, and
bv the wav of Valparaiso, came to the ?t.)re of .Mr
1 hniiihs U , 11. this city, and requested l'fiorn is \V.
to write out tu Gao, und re.;u?it bixa to take
charge of and dispose of the goods, and rriat Th is.
YV. confcijueiitly did ao aad tha ptalntitr, hv?odi
rei'.'in? the gocds to be s<>id. made Ott. S aiaaaaat,
atid that nei'.ht r the owners nur Mr. I h n W. indi
rtd .ally are liable
In reply, it is denied that p'auitin" nave ? n-ti direc?
tions. He did not hear of th* death of mssoa nil
afterthe irrival "f Die h"m1 at Baa PranettCO, wnen
he heard it from a Brakelbm ,;erion
An account of sale-, amountini; tn f0^- U, is ap
prided to the plea.! ng?, as iiavinu been m.ule ny
Mr. (ieorge S to Mr Thnma? \V. 11 eoatatl ? ?
ral naira of boot", earth at hf> ptr n-ur--hoc* at $J
a pau?a box of sperm c indies. $1 %'< par pound ;
BIM, <-ales of shovels. Ac . and clnstr.g with h i ttioa
>al?s of 27 coats. fft> 73, and 13 ve-t\ k* . $1 17
off for commissions? *I3 3:i m all
The Court was 111 dobut if the charges in the
complaint could be embodied in tht sa ne suit, I.ut
plaintiff's couarel might goon by taking the r:<k as
to their regularity They concluded u do so To
be continued
-s>? -
StrPBtuoR ' 'ot i<r?Be for a Judge 15..s
worth ? bdrcard fnsaas against hmttt Dtwilf, /ska
Darley and John l>ue! ?To recover damages for as?
sault "and battery. Mr. Irvine alleges that. <<n 11th
June last, defendant- came to his nouse. in Stxty
ri/th-at.. and, without provocation, -everely assailed
aad beat him
ltwasslateJth.it James I? (wiu ta rc-tioii-i!)lro
knocked at the door of Mr l.'? house, to which his
daughter c*me. and he a'ked if her falser was in ?
Mr. I. came to the door, having a child in his armi,
nnd Jamts D said to Mr. I , if he was not a eosrard,
l.e would come out and tight him. Mr. 1. gave the
cltttd t*aaaaa person Some words ensued, when
John D and Mr. Duell jumped over the fence and
severe!) assaulted Mr I It was acknowledged that
the two latter were to blame, hut it ??< ir/e 1 taa'
J ones then endeavor* 1 to make pea.te. 'i he Jury
gave s verdict for plaintiff, against the whole for
I* a
BTilhaaa aYsaaarw against W?liam M Coldrich.?TUe
parties eichaiigfd h<u-e?. Mr HcG giving Mr. s.
fiOtobo'.t ll is alleged by Mr. 3. that the veroa!
agreement was, if cither, tn th'eo 'us became
ditsatiined with the barg ou, they would be at Uber
ty to rescind it, each taking ba< k his own horse, and
Mr S ref indikj the aataiay r'.aiiitiff says that, at
the end of the tnree days, he carried bat k'the .W,e
of Mr Mc(; . and demanded a ret :rn of hl* ovs?,
and offered t i ref-ii.d the tnonty, b it Mr. MaO re?
fused to give back to Mr. S his'horse, or to receive
the other. ?xd it feil into thud hands, and was sent
away. Action is brcught by Mr S for the value of
his horse, ai d .nay for the time he was kej t out *f it
In defense, it a as coatended to have been an ab?
solute exchange?but denied. Verdi't for plaiutiff,
*75 for the i.orie. and a ju damages
-a- ?
U. S. f'i'MMis-inNEi.'s OfflCB.? Before
Commissioner Nelson ?t harit of fimv I or.afcr
.jt I Stonry ?James Clark ss- examined on a charge
of passsng a counterfeit 10 cent piece at the store of
Mrs. Ann Murphv No % H:cks-st, Brooklyn.
Mrs M testified that Clark er,:ered the st ire and
r.'Med for a paper of tobacoo. hti.ding her a luceat
piaje, ar:d that she gave Maa a 3 i cut piece and two
pecnies change Immrditteiy .ifteraard anot'n-.r
person entered the store, and alao called for tob*vc?'o,
atri she sold htm 4 cei.ta worth, lit gare her a 25
rei t jiete Immediately on li-> going away she
discovered that it was counterfeit. Her husband
w:-s present prepan:.? to go on police duty, a' the
i lty Hail, fine I wkei out of the JooranJsaw Clark
MM the other ccn> aftwBg together a short distance
''own the street ?he weut t >ward them and they
approached, and she sat ! ' Young man, I want t j
? ? ak to you." The one wri > v. ?- w.th h'.m crossed
c ? ir to the sidewalk and got aaay, out her hu-o mi
came Bi< and toak < Lark into custody. Sooieotuer
pieces and two pieces of mc'al were fouad upon htm.
He stated that he had ao regular ptaca o' ljdgtB?
Clark said also that he got the cnin from a peddler
romtag from Peekslull. from whom ne j aajJM I in r
of overalls m change, -nd the metal he got froea
men on board tbe snip coming over. whi were cast
uw bullets.
On Bsouoo of Mr. June* L. Kidgway, for the
1'nited 8tates, after the taking of testiiano. the
I'tmmisajorer comaittea him ou the charge
' karxr af Purtctnntr and Opmxnf Lttttrt -John
VcNaua was ex united on a .-barge of harmg. in
cottnec-ton with Thomas Weisch, wno has not baao
a/regted. the effteer? rctuni^g the warrant ni.aatis
feJ. ahstiBa ted from a box'pui up in 'heir store by
the I cited Sutes fir the tacefktoa of letters t i .he
penny post) threw letters pla.ed there or Mi-s M.
neiv? M Hey wood. dire< led to George Farlaad. at
Mr. Van Pelt's office, ahip-vard. East Rirer. aai
opeced and read said letters with a design to o>
struct the correspoadeace and pry tu to the b-sme .1
and secreti of said Miners a M. Hey wood
Mist H tertined to Welsen and ?.> : aesp
I 'Bg a grocery ttore et No. w Thlrdev., she residing
m tbe upper pi.rt of the same house. wi:b Mr. Ealers.
that oa luth April, tr. the forenoon, the carried a
letter into the store. d:rected ae aoove, an.1 /tre it
j toMr Welsen to put a stamp on it, .ta i fae j) j to,
aad put ia tfce box?and ehe carried aanthai w?t'
l*r)> directed, in tbe sit*YBO0a, wht.h was camped
and put into tbe box by W , aud taat on the ltth ehe
?<x>? in another letter, which was ei?o p it tn tue bot
by Mr W. Mr Mi Na i a <| r**? t, b*M took aa
part. The letters never reached, lue tins reatoe to
.*ueve. tbe;r <:-?tin\i: mi < o?piatBaat ri -.e h*M
u" *J*n"r?- 0* >aj
Mr. Farlaad tettifiel u> aar? never rc eieci the
?" *? '1,<110 h iVe tv''n directed tu Um
w 11'lain f S. r testified to babaj a ->rk. at tae
iure ; tif, >, A \| ? \ , . :Ir. ..; V \|,.s .j Mnnj,
.r. t*o Utler? ou Siun.ai. sjeai |g tue .'oreuooa
?t^ the otftir in the aftaraooa, -*?hoi vt-re plated
Hi tfaeb-x lac letter rar er <".: not ca'i that d T
H'Ms.iundpnii,, vvcvn laka doara the Post
OBtoa dox. crry U mum :r.e 0,i ? ra . .1. lue o it tae
g*g^g^>^?*?d1 ?ne.f. MaNaiia batBMaa the
room wtin aim. reading t.te tetters Toer had the
t'oer between the- back room aad tae v..,re shut, but
P.^-itUy* S*? ?tnmgb. erhtch rrttaan '?? id
?^?"w-,u'"ch uke 4 p*??? " ?f>'? kato tue rtwaa
and break open the bot. U heu Imt > came out. wt
n. is asked Weisen :f be W ... gunz to pal the letters
tack he replied to. ?tut he ?ou d earn them to Mka
pt rioui to whom thc> em- a- d'eis.: i h: r.te.f -
McMaUa ?a? prcenl dunir. the whole tun? of
breaktrgopen the box ar J open Tg the l-ttere When
the letter-currier came. Welsch to'.d htm there were
no letters in the box W. offered me, (aril taaaj m
Jute or July, $5 If I would go into tbe < o mtrv aoi
not testify against Dim, After leaviiiT. their s?or(,
1 wen! away.*nd on rettirniiig. boar led at Mr Bator*1
where Mu? H did. Du n< t km?* whether Mr l a
Und it a married m?sn or not.
Do motion pi Mr BJjdffvrar,MaNaiia >
inttte?f? on tre ihanre of advising and assisting hi*
principal. Welsch [Tha punishment is the. fame m
either <????. being. ? here there i< aa ? >nev or article
of value in the letter, a fine riot exceeding $50C. and ,
impriiotiiieut not ei, ?.? r | 11 Trffnth*
???
Coi'Ri ok Common Pi.k \s?15, fore JooVzc
Ingrah ui ? Georgs L>rtn: .igt. /aha Ueayar /.?To
recover i amagen lor .5* ,'ilt aad batter*, ptalattf
liavmg beet, kicked teti-relr eoaato cause s-triom
injury. Plauitiff eras forewao ut tha irork ahop ?I
Mr f^hortlow, No. Iis FoJton M Ou 'MDiMircb,
UU, he was re'urti'.ng thr-'teb a p*<sage of the
drtefa,iniwo:':ut^ WWW ?fST?
'Met I
BTcbarged that erltfti I tattri ?? tai ??! u.> >u h.
and he almost itaaawdtotaii after sraid ri edtbje
kirk ailtsdad to, bad Bt . . .. ?.. ?i i o: the a
Inflicted it.
Tha fourt keil, tk-atifthi i ?? i Ittalaaraaa*Mi
'o ?trike another. ;in-' that from OtM ot thesi. al? !
ibougb tha petrttcrtiar aiM - ? " A at r ayivM
injury, either of thetn i? IM 1? tc> rae^eatd Ml UM
ln.mr>. tt M also na ?\ aa* thai tha parties bare
been i'rtiikire?that t>';t aygravatee M Tae jurv
found a venin-t iu fav tat >! p) v ntn! t?r * MB, oen.g
f ill auK'unti la:n.c<1.
9CPBEMB CoCRT Of 1*11 [JNITTO STATM,
? IPaMMahTMei| Tue?c!iiy, Jan 57, l~,'?c ?No, M I lajv
uel Dmsinan. plan t:ll in error tvr, Cltarle* Wilk**,
i h i t ause was argued by Mcjjrt A ' lison and Mty
lor the plaiLtill in trror, aad !>. Mr. l!ra)!ey for th.
defendant In error_No. 97. tetaoa of John Ken- j
nedy'e executor*, re. A. R l>eche ft Ml. This cause I
? H SubiLittnl to the < oi:*:Jt ration of the I ourt on
tl.e record and prided ascitinent bf .Mr. C atniixMI,
foe tl.e plrtjctitr in er'or
CotTRT of Appeals ? Aluany. J tn. j
If5t?.?Nu. 60 W.niitr and itlur>. respondents, agt. i
I.ce, Presfdent, Ac , app*Uaat. The oefault takea
in this cause aa taaIMa taat, opaaai dv consent,
aad cau-e argued. James Ed*arus for appellant .
N Hill,Jr.,for raapoadaat_''kaptnaa,re^omdeni,
...? VYh'te, Receiver. . ?? ; 11 Utt. Tins cn*ee
pat upon tbe Calendar, and PIllilllliBSil Joha H
ketiioliN for appel, nt Isaac E1 wards for refund- J
f i t....Hi nc, dec , appellant, agt Kent, executor,
ate i tad otaara, raspondaatt This oattai put upon
Uta Calaadar and rabtattttd bycon*cnt. N H ????
ird,Jv,**anMa]_No.hj kwasread?aaa. ii'i'W-r
i? >, rtspoi.ijent. aat. KatoitBi a id others. BppallaatB.
Argued, laataal Boardaler for appeilmts. KI *ard
Sandford for respond* nt. N. t oncladod at 'I 1'. M
A/ttTh <nn Sejeeaa. Tk* Bltimoatof caiiae No 93 i
concliuied at aiiiotirninent.
The Teiiiperiiiice Demonstration.
ttpeSB the A'iisni State Rrgi?ter, Jan. it.
Tlit* gathering of the IsicBdJ ut Tbrur r
anee yesterday morning,and ihcir procession tbrotifti
ii>n;e of the principal stracta, was on* of the.id t
impottaiaad .nten sttr,^ pakttc MtapBtaaai dem m
itrationi we aa*a *r*r witastMSd ia this cjtty. Pka
weather waa, propitious A* early as |t? o'clock
j A M . the i!ii!ercnt organizations assemble ! tn the r
; respective plates lor met'.iDK, and ar>?ut II o'clo.-k
the proci-mon aterad from Bleoi ^..r H ill in the fol?
lowing older
The (Irand Marshal. Col. Pj. L Snow, mounted
The AibaDv ItrpuMicau A rti'Vi y um^'.ori a'toilt
So ?l.iiakets, un l prtcedei: >\ i ouHe's Uras.i Utu?i
Oflirer>> aud ineint.en or tnc tstue Te.npen-.ee
societ), -Ou niroug.
The Irx'ependtut Onler of Ue. habitee, alo.it BOO
in number, precedei! by .i kBtRMORM banner
Olli era and inein^eri of Tivoli raatptool Han -r,
No Tl. about to Ii, number, with ? large and beauti?
ful eilst banner
Thirteen two-horse sleighs, mainly with " Dm ;h
tert. ol Teiiip* ranee," and other ladies
Mentor's Craas Hand, from Troy
V sleigh Coatalaiag the M eaMsr Petition
OtTiccrs and laonihari oi Ik* BfsstorB Craad
Division of the Hons of Temperance, Sttte of New
\ ork, with a large and spieudid silk banner, aud
uiueteimg nearly MO ttnaaa
hlbani MfMMBti No 2I, Son-- of Temurao? e,
MMibering near IBB, vti'.u '..cir baaatifu butner
home in a aieigh
Wuh the exception of tk*BaOaaaata$A th?- Htate
TemMraacc Society, nil who participated :n this
>.rand firn nut were lalll arrayed la the brilliant
and beautiful legaliaof tl.e d.iterent Temperance
orders, an I bore with thein their peculiar ms-gna
A.notig the Ru habtlcs we noticed a large number
iron: Troy.
The Orand Division of tbe S MM of Temperance
rejiresented many portions of tbe State, and was a
body of an hrte looking men ?? we have ever seen in
any piocettion. Rut all attrai.ted general attenU m
? aafJ admiration, and the dxplay was not only highly
ivf diuble-, but of a really imposm*. nkatartar
At the < eposes' - At l it o'cioct the Temperance
procession entered the ' t'l-.to!, beaded by the ( rand
Mar-h .'. I 1. oit
The President of the BtatS Temperance Sj -ie:y
look the Chair
Wter order had been natopad, the < hurman re
m irked, that he w ithed to thaak the members of the
tbagislattUf for their kindi ess in grunting the use
01 the Assembly Chamber v>n this o.-easiou. The
people bad come up ner* to meet their representa?
tives face to face?not to ask n ; ec .in iry aid-not
to h'h far bank charters or railroad charters. But
tthey bad to ask of our law -makers to give us sober?
ness?to reduce our taxei ;it least two-thirds?to pro
lo.g our lives?to protect our sons, and to elevate tbe
moral character o' our State, this is what they
t.ad come up to the Capitol to day for Hut lie
would not say more. Tfce/e were distinguished
speakers present, who were eipecUd to address the
meeting.
The Rev John Harth, of New-York, was then
introdu. ed, and spoke strotgly and elonaenliv in
favor of tbe adoption of '.he Ma UM Law in tnisSiaie
He regarded it as the on.y effective law ever pulsed
upon taa subject?the on.y uue that can be enforced.
It strick at the root of the evil.
Dr Jewett, of boston, said he came with the GOtTV
pjmetts uf old Ma.si.K h iret'ito the ueople of Ne a
Vurk The Maine Law was a "fixed fart" in tbe
Old Ray Stale He fa.id hud the pleasure of epeud
irg six weeks in Maine rlr.ee that law was in force
-he bad teen it work ia village and city?in tne
country upon Iba laii l aud upon the water?*eery.
where it had mace .-lean work. Dr. J. spoke at
length m his own aaslliliir and etTe< ti>e wanner,
in du. idatire tke manner in which the law ope?
rates.
Thesjeaa. I by W II. Birletgb of
fy rat-use, and others, and tue Interest kept up
torenghout
At tie Mafesf Uapt it ?'Aur'? ?That part of the
processicu wtm .1 cou.d not gain admittanc* to the
1 apito.'."repaired to the State-it. Baptist Church, und
organized : v cailirg O. If. P. Mills tothe chair.
Tne Church was ailed, principally by memrjersof
ihe (.rand Division of VVe-tern Se .v-\'ork. Speeches
were m^e.by Rev. II. M. BeBOlBMr?aad utaers. in
pdaacatTJ of ta* Maine Law, which appeared to oe
iB favor with nearly ail the !r.ea-.i of temperaace
from every part if the .st mm.
In the eveii.ng there were urge and iritereeti?f
nieetuigs at tne CotrfregAtioLal. li idssMi-st. Metao
cist, ail State-it Baptist < hur hei. Excel'ent
sketches were mat'e by a tumOer of distinguished
Bad *Toq?at adrocates of the Teinperan. c ..1
aad the meetlcge were pleasantly diversified with
liakpSsBBi e loags by tbt Hutchtf soaa
Are the European* Prepared for LH-ert) !
T? '*< aMMaraaf Turn If, Y Tr.tuiv
Dr. IJethune argues that Europe ia out
eiiligbieaed enough to t? free Tbe same was n:d
of America ty some who fancied themselves mo.-p
profound aad temperate than tbe atisguidad patriots
of our Revolution Is Bat a considerable portion of
Europe ai ei.l.gb'cLed as we wer* at thatpenod '
At first, the people here w ete not enlightened sneagh
for as free a Oovercniei.t. m al! respects, as they now
enjoy, not are the peop.e of Europe, generally, en?
lightened er.ough to adopt, at present, BBflBwRBBB* ai
free as ours.
De?rx>tijin will never prepare tha peopl* to adopt
at once that high order of self-government coa
templatid by Dr flethune eUe despotiim would
cease to be tteipotisra And now. that the enemiei
of popular treed.ui in Luroa* are thorooguly alarm?
ed, thev will, c! course, make < oamon cuusesjainit j
Repubr-eaa m fiuenree But Bow arc tbey to wore 1
Ihr peofle <> that fD.r<?uc longing f.* l->?rtw
ahn B ?rakes the cen ero Kurop*' Oaly->y tioasrr
Mil triera to a ?nie of igin ? .??? ?Ttd degradation
T6?t ii Iben but Ott) sKeiaat've ?iiBer to f??of
tut IB pult? of LlK?Tlv B ItM OM World. Of aid tB
esbermg in a long aad Hi | e*rker tlallt af Piepe
' v Hoot too*
Th* Penn Kb 11 road Co.-linpoaliiea oa ihr
PsibHe.
r* taa eaaiorta/ rw jv r in -?**?.
The undersigned passengers en the Pean.
? n.tr*l U*uro?d from PlatahtMfh to Philadelphia,
J?xi.ar> ?J.Vaic-iltn.df.ir* he , ajhafl th*
traveling pibltc adaiautbe rri.resi-i.utioai of th*
AfceaUof ?aid Road reepairnag their route lo Phtla.
itiphi*. and aUo a,ain>i the gen,,.; ? ntamnat
if ?aid road, to .far a. p.>..K?r. are co^er-ed
Waaataniitth* follow u>g?ut-fB.li, M faVu " "* h
we bellete will be form eat By lae npsrieor* of all
who hate trate.eu over'.i.-r ,tj tut aeaaoa in
The Agent of tne road. In ? iib? Mi..re. advertises
that passengers will be l?k*n through frosa Pitts?
burgh to PBlladerph a an : . ? ? mt it u*?**-'?*
ttourt, while ihe undi ? able 11 it "lepw-aga
i? rarely mane in U aj lhaa itiii'rau hoars, and ta
aiaat eaaaa ia aaaah loaujer rae laaJaiahjaaaJ aaaaj
beea forty tour horns in . i r...n litmb irgh,
land tntk tkt tfrntt umiteTi.pttd ?y rantc or ut,) aad
obliged to remain out at llinrti">urga ntnt kourt by
rcaion of not conne-ct.tig at tnia p, itl, although art
were assured in the mo?i po* t.te in inner by the
Ageat and Conductor at Pit.s'iirgh that tha road
v at tntireit elttr. and th ?t aweeeeM -arraiafy make
theroruieet; .rt. \ul> 11, f..,,. in () ,r cttty, at in even
otter that we hate beav o', tiere Mat heen a gros?
dehviei.cy ia the auaahi . at tot aaateaawai a
from HollidajabuiK , to Haina m.-^h fiur p+tst*c
Breaaahtagad atetaaday tut tttgtt tot want of t?x*
there beug oar; tw,> paaaeaier oar* for crerle
pa-sengers
We might present laaav other tnataacea ihn
have come to our knoa .e -ge a:.d experience of
ttnuid aalwapgaaialatioa, . are:e-?neas and ml.
leren.? to ine com eh ci oa *t d coeafatt of tae pir
B* on the part of the BjaBlBgllS of this road, but ??
thuik this ii enough, an: we p-e>ent therefore t s*
facti to the j ujin-i.-iip > to a ivi?e ail persona .
j.n.usof pro lading to Pittsburgh or Patla.V
b\ the quickest to.ittf ?ad in aeo n iruble aa . .
to avoid ih:- road, u..tn tbe coarenieaaa af th<
l:c malt be >fi" attended to, aui nine regar.l t
truth be .namf ii.ed on th, jm I of it- Ageuta a .
Conductors. L'urRCtfu?r,
Ki i ? (tbl i B< .1,1 lee.) sf Cia. inisti Hisr. .? L
riiaas; /axn r Pis m orTSBaSvacr of Patents.;? In
caaaUj J M i r.at Less a; B t" O <Vi?aa**.
8 Arno, g L. Cog, gsBSSt iHs. Okie ; Bam.. L Bf. ' IL
i?v A - \? i. Hi.itvii mi:n. r.ariaa?'i
J*s Lowmsr, Ctsciaaau; Ja* h ?'n iarr, PUilai^i
i i' Kim, Worcester; y Brasrani. faaeraaati
1 liavwaBD. t'taeagw; atgo. w. l)av. Khilndelphia . i
p Mobi *i Philadelphia
lo the gataril*f Public,
nil it. reu mi: rata.mm or ambbi a* vtc?ar>
w t. the arhdfuraigiiad, Atttrffrifttva Women,
I eg leave t" present the following facti to the cen
sidera'ion of the public.
We ha\ e been for years oppressed, and maay of us
hare bad our healtn mihumIv maired by the oa
health) and iincomloit I e loims,it dress adopted by
the Women of our country from fashions mad* by
Icreign nuK'.iste.
Some uionths iincp. Lcing C mr BC*d, that, It'te our
Fathers, are had " tn, :... .. aaMa right ,o bat, liberty
. ..4 tha auraattof happuM es cha i<ed our dress
for one short, light .ma aaay?vaioh was a anted by
tha Boaaoact vote*, from one arha wore it. the
"Bloaaaet lire-- " Pha wjeaadaaaa at this dre?a
are seer ut once by a:most all seoilbaC peo|4e. Bat
?he result el Bur wearing B baa tu-ea. tn Naar-Yorh
and other estate, and at SOUM oom.tiy places, s ant
f.'im ijs'.em oi uasuat aad outrage Ladies of irre?
ptoBGBable i?harvter. era kmgintne streets of Mew
Yath aeeorapaaiad by theti n is \?in:* and brothers,
have been foll.'wrd !?> a talrjie, h ive >e,:i bused
aad h< otcd. and most oaaltta| words addraaaed to
them
They have borne this in ailem e, hnpiug lo ouUire
it bm there is a limit to hum in i toareaoe
We wish BOW to understand whether are have a
. ifill aad polltteal riathr to araaii ? aal tnd aealthy
dreaa, aad whether we an tobt pro teat ed aa th* hhp
tn af this riKiit,? r weather tea New York puMTc
is a n'.ob by BBBJorttj t\ e w 11 i'tstin 'My lo under
ataad w hether K< saulh a*d Haafaryareaabs lauded
.md i sals tad, ai.d American srivea arai motneis to be
crushed
Wi Mart hum Ai al that we wear the
improved dre?s in o'.e-' :ea ?? io i-.ius. irnce aad aoaa*
inon lense, and that we ate not only ready to lire
for the principle af free, eai l >r a>hteh our fathers
l ve?l ami died, bin t.i^.e f ?r it Uso, if need be.
u atend tot no faahioa, ao ptrticalai form of
<??( s?, h?. f..r 'r; ' 11 ??? i i.ii" a-e to en
lunteiied eoaseieaoo. \\ e coiiten 1 lor ' Life, Ltn
eit^aiid the Pursuit o*. ttapaaaeie "
The lawaUoaable dreaa worn i?y the srotaaa of out
city, ia unhealthy et ill timee aad in aad weather
loada to ixulccavnt eapoauce audaraal diai jmfort snd
evil. If we arc condemned to tntsdreis by tbe dee
pSVl .am of th. mob, how .mich t?'".er i? o ir . oi.dltiott
tha* lhat iff fhnrt ri]in 1 oppressed ia toietgat taaiaai
by the tyrana) of the fe * Is a akeh of Hayaaua to
be prefeired to one '
We ask protection of the law, and of oar fellow
cttiiesa, ia tne cxrr seol ? i laeJieaeale hejaita,
mid we believe it will be efe*!*aUy grtUMI by our
natural protectors the .noraout tills sab.iecl is teen
i ii- true light
We ask help of our '>rota?ii ho<ante we are suf
ferine tor the principle of human freedom, for (>od
and the right.
Nrs PavlibbW Davi , Bfis.M B Oova Ni? mols.
N It UaxiM, Mrs M?i<! A Tnasgr,
Mri K .? Naat, Mis a Ht rt insisoa Pat It a
.sin k I Btaaaat, I sbbi Pbhbbix,
Mrs. K Oaar, kariUBlNK rBKNBI.BV,
Mrs M Nu L Mis M il CaBTlir.
Mrs Ukai >t.i Hiit. sin I issig rfoaaii
B W i regn l to b ir that K. <'. De .
van, Esq., is coaihod to ins ro*na, at the Halavai
House, In oi .ia of a severe fall which h>
received while passing down ^tate st, a few d >
iui. t_! tlbany Argus
SHIPPING INTELUOgWCB,
?? Telee,,,,,,,
BB\V ohl ..Arts. Jan.i-.-A.i a Pi.. Q.hlsiaph .
! buk? J.iDii.r Job a I iskn ? .IN i II uilri New-Y'<rs
PftOVIDENCK. (Journal OB3ca l^a J'*-Arr at Net
poll ti.is Boraiag, bsw t,ng Julit C Arey.ol fissklin
Mj.^.r Havana: Jan. IT, Soutn .Sa .alt of Naat* ast
S S. w , Sislant ti miles, iu a thick ,u?watorni, and Blow
i'ib heavy, was rua into l,v ua eakown scaooaer aad los?.
Urb -ol aa. hi.r and bowsaril, ii .ixun. |iln, ke cot
wster mid pail ul dtck-luiul . w.tl reptir hsre wiibowt
?ehargiBg sad procsed. Aisu arr sd,r Bipsr meat,
1 t> irtf.ir.l JNsw-Bedford. _
Disasters. Ire
BatO KOSSOTM, which srnvad at B.aitoa <a 1 assdig.
frem Jacksuaville, Ik.ui.I io New-York. rsp<irts iBal i a
ths Sth inst, ufl l a e, sf A ll'glsla, loot a h. a?r .V W sals,
which coatibued withunl IBtlliaililoa fur twenty data,
ilannr which sulit sans, lutl bal -'arks, munksy rail, davits
and water casks, brtke wheel, lost part or dsck load,
si.rnai; a Isak. snd wai drives B i f f.ips gsbls t/absat
fore t.ipsail snd seat it bslow for repairs, aad was 'a * able
tn beau it sga ia for sight da> i. Cap* Alisa resaesea's the
west her as being ths rnost ?erers he evsr aipsrisacsd, sad
that far ten days Is i.ad a coatiaual sn?w slur as, ?ritkataVs
wind i- ci W N V. to W S W TBa vssssl will kavs ft
discharge part of her carso for rspairi bsfsrs procesdisg,
and wilf re.i'iire nsarlyssewi .it sf nil's
fli MM MlBeSOa, Pannlee, fr.in.8t. M.crisets 1st New.
York, put into Newport iitu. wss hi.iwn off from 8t ttt
chaels IfTidavs. "Ith I > i i snore , kassioeoesead
m real ? eathsr, and tees j? days m the passage
-#
To vi,i, 11. .
The b'n.yi is Ixihoy snd l.apslln 8>>usdi. st iw .....r,,
i ibe i <rl ol Ii.iiien, hate h?*n ' arrisd away
Whalers.
1 ht risigtsrd Otmtttt itatss tbst two aew vsissls are
ais an. at to he adesd to the whaling fleet of thai port, sao
s ut er the coeswand of Cspt Crocker.lateef ths Ma*
ry if Kdgait.iwa. atd ths stasr Badet ths coaimaadof
Mr. Jan.es Hui'uid, of K. Both will bs eaplwysd IB tae
- en. whsle flshsiy. The Mary recent It rstaraad. is re
tiitisg for aaotber vsvsgs. sat wUI r-iobai.ly bs "unmu l. ;
? t Cspt (iustavas A Hayi.ei
A Utter from Mr. Kilmsr, tl ?ncer sf ihip Colai
Cash, of Nsn.ueaet, reports ner U Hilo Oet, li. Wita lo.
bhls wb oil on board, , rsrvk atly reported tve trk.) Hi '
?hipped bottiS 12" Sp.
rereien Peru.
At Algoa Bay id all har? f> en> Wave, Li v.s. fir Tai''
Ba>. to finish i sding for B-?t n, *onld have o. itrk dn
patirh.
No Aii.er.cis tetsel ut - r a . .
Al Leghorn Id last h. g t' .least (Dan I B.oc- r Bos?
ton. Ids
AtbVchsllet.it last., hn% Rasi.:..ur, fir) tBsatea
aboOtliCb. . a .
At Rotterdam 1'!i mat ships ABgatiqee, Ss?' ?? ?"'?
laroliaa,Stswart, fori? Yirtaooa, Ast.e Jui si
Fnaker for do . bng Bo-sas, ;D?tcli) Vnssr, fo: lost*?.
;dg., sebr.Zodiac,'I).itch)Popki6.f..rdo ?
At Bjswport .Mutt.,iUn Astrasa. M? ??.. /
P^nt.Va . Piohus.Llriagst.t. fcr New OrUsss , J? ?
Cesar, i Br ) for do, ( .?a^.
At Olasfow 9th inst, bark. Asmf.tBr) Caan, wt *at
ta. ready. Alisa Biowo.'Br;ftr do. M
AtDerrar, ',kTMl^'.' rViiowoa do
rys. Oa.. date.; bra Browne, f"^;^J,^^,,,,^
At Caps xhrtttm KtA oil. *?\<*l?!*- ?7g U 'sad
w ilousgloa, y C Mi Ills. It ate* ^sssags, o ?g to .saw
f-la ta Orarils Xk laat brgs Ism gnial' . rasie.
t ? ioit-a ubV Nisgsrs.H'.r4iof fat N Y'r te
I. Ss test ol Cwbo about ?th mst .Bebe. Cats , Web
J? ftota Bo^oat >rPrmc,l.iwsrlUUad t f a ttt,
tit. "sTioss. sehr lUsv^asib^, Ckaaapsoe, fr Be-Uoa
f^r frmce Edward lslsi.d. u
An stPartLoro ? 3 1 Ith Ji?t , sehr tars, all*t?
laa N 9. lot BostOB. _. #*
Bailed from BamagtoB. N i . 1Mb last . ?>> ?',
PiiaeaEdw.Isiaa.!. V t, : wwaf-rHal- *
Ueaneatlc Pert*.
BBMOL. Jaa. f-l. ^^iw' . sl-ps
Pehcan, ?.Ihassi. a*. MjrWr?**f ,,,, Msw- Yova Oa
Tbomas Hs?. Mii>r,fr<? P^*^;/^ lm fj^rUtttea,
zeds, sail ticsl. f?? 4" ? "7^,.M,( auatu winds aavsstars
Oitiles Tbo lets siiie wmmm- ( ful ?,,^1 tstee
' U^%.r?^fcsaw P '?? _ _
?:^r 1*"?',",',; a!3^Brrr ist'Ab. hark Tie*a. euesos,
H*f*k V. Lr t^wswll ll.r.1 IBBJBIBI

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