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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10
M Al i s 70 r l. U r o. =
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Europa. captain Lott will leave to-
day at 70 O'Clock for Halifax aud Liverpool.
The Weekly Herald for c rcula,iou Ia Europe ~li
be published at O'Clock thi, morning. IL will DO
printed in French and English, aud cOntsin oil the
3mportant intelligence Of the week.
Tho mails sill close at O'clock.
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STEAMER ORUs - he small steamer Orus, Tuck
er, from this port, for Chagres, called at Charles
ton on the 3ist ultimo, took board a supply of
fuel, and left again ON the I'd inst
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CpAk1sH CONSULATE NEw YORK. JANUARY I.49-
~ Intern alton ted regarding George Hoest Of
o. enhsgcn BY trade Printer he last S-ptem er
l47 ~ 10 to hsv died Any information
etsd George Hoest viii be thankfully received
sulsie. ~ " ett street
NJ tkCBANTy EXCHANGE BANK-NEw YORK DEC
Nl 3D. 1913 -Dvid-nd-The President Directors this
Bar have declared divdcr Of four pron
Of the last six montbs ADDITIONAL dividend per
cent out OF the surplus prodt payable eth
". JOHNSON. CASHIER
(NOPA kTk ERsBI kOTiCE-rtk UN DE xolaN CD n AVE
~ this day entered into Cop under the Of
on pson spd will continue the busnees Of Imp rns and
Jobh hns Groc" Liquors. Wines &c. and supply Sesm
era ship HOTEL and Fanny Stores No. s. street.
4. B. Mills,
~ YORK. January l. lSa. J. TuOxPSON.
COPAR.NEassIP.-T TEE UNDERSIGNED HAvE FOav
continuing the upess Of importing sad dealing
fEo Arms ofcvsry desorpton IN the Cisy new York
BENEDICT JOsEPs,
- BENJAMIN Z sART
New York January 3 1919 II Maiden Lane
NO1ICE--iF JAMES C8ABTRaE raE SON or JOHN
Crbuco snd Grace his frmerlv rcsdsd Hud
oersed the keing Of YORK England and
who arrived in Phi adsphia In July @ where he resided Tor
about re Will apply to the undersigned he will Of
information the said he they will
aSdsd for his their trouble The
horn in buddered aforesaid about day Of
uch 1870 and BY trade sasdler hut whom lat heard Of
WAS working farming The last Letter received from
him dated as fellows namely West wnitesnds Township
March KS II supposed that he left rhil. ,ephia on OF
about is or ll to the State Of Ono since when
FesToN. JONES ARMITAGE
Solicitor. Hudd rs6e d. YORKSHIRE. England.
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Fancy Furs aI AucstOn-Ou Thursday,
IAN 49, No. S5 Btoadwsy. Il Authany ~ II
oc tk consisting VI Lynx hus aud back Mink 5to
and Bu arin csnada and Hudson b, wnrsn Try
rv silver Fox Rack sbsa Ra-, Squirrel.
cbila Jehe BOOK Marin, iI t. lon and real Armie swan
Sleigh Buffalo Robes CDh
&C. vi veil made expressly for retail trade Catalogues
days before the sale he ofRce of
DUxONr 4 OK. Auotior cerA II Wall st.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS WITH NYws The America
will be due at Boston next Friday and the United
States at this port on Sunday. They will bring
ten days later NJ We from Europe.
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The Mercantile Library AssOciation-Ths
tienos the t,cist he dd d ba ior res'asnt snd
Kirby, for Wee reside vii meet this
veABr. second Var II tel, ~ O'clock 70 take
soIee kr securing the election OF candidates.
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SECRETARY WALKER AND TIKI AovALoREM PRIN-
CIPLR OF DUTIEs.-We have not yet had me or
room to publ sh Secretary Walkers report, upon
the inequalities OF the advaorem system Of duties.
He has admitted enough, however, In his report,
calculated to stagger any mind IN believing that
The advaorem system is the best and most equal
BY his admissions, he certainly proves tina, fraud
Is much more easily perpetrsted under the adva-
loren than under the specific system of duties
We are not sure whether it would not be best po-
hey to restore the specific system in the tariff,
without, however, any advance the average rate
of duties, If such hing is practicable.
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. OHOSb
detesm erpetul q ss Uversbsc shall
ptesrnce generally
uch terat In ts " yer, necessary adap
pr style 4 unosrs of the puoo
the connsc, % ,e, .As wv '"! r e'eSshoo ., mrs
this line Every pair war.sntsa hssoiors Wholesale and
otAL. ". WAND.
Goodyear Rutber Flu por u On. li9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

GOVERNORS MESSAGES I'VE have on hand the
messages OF the Governors Of Kentucky, OHIO,
Missouri, and Pennsy lvaDia; a synopsis of the
whole of which we shall give as soon as we can
find 10, m.
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~hys ceeornted ,oush 90 nay truly srcc
tet tanirg a sreat reputatipa A. II Dough 90. sols
q2 Full tsroet. aud Tor sale h. e.. orally
bout Tho city tiice IN - 81 cent. aud PSF csas-
you ast for vt sieys .ugh Candy. ii~, " LsiidsH
sfropnetore, No. uv MtIkot sticot Philsds phiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM New YORK.
Positive intelligence from Albany, states that nei-
Their Seward nor Collier have any chance Of being
elected to the United States Senate, by the Leeis-
ature at Albany. Two other prominent candidates
are mentioned, Washington Hunt and Hugh Max
well. The best chances probably are on the side
OF the first named Mr.. Fish, the present Cover
nor, comes from this district. and we cannot see
with what proprlety this section OF the State should
also want the Senator.
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Tho publication HERA,p commenced yestsr
day ct quarter before four and anished minutes
o'clock
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QVwxAi rHEArxk- WEONEsDAv EVENING. JAN
ID 10 wi b I'D the ..d si.ser o sg.e.o's ~ .ass
G.a.sr n q Clarke; ossaris: ". j. a.t Posiods. &c
%n;SS. v;1s , Dam; c..d-s " s CO..
i sS;s,ss' P':'Sa: !. -S,ss q. cs~sy
~ SCOTT Pm o Laa"s csris;i.nsds xsssi%, VI j.
court r rr v.c IT. Esbsr Tort Nile Dc 90 l, %
a.is. is s Dn s':' op s.ss @ "
T. aw !Sfs.H. NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE GA rhAA
"a nsssnns Jsnuay No. M .osss ID. draw.
s &c h.,snsr W. a.ds, leu. chas: aasimsr
Z: M
sS r. ct H;s, II; S.
os,o M T, m,n j. =. Sr;ns y. xr.rss,
open sts .elSsi snrt.S viii i. s.f F m cent" Doors
TEE BEhhtIr For THB FAMILY or IaE Lars co.
ms j.n & :, s s: oss.
yin LUCs sziA BOsGI .~Luees,. s1sa,.
s."sas. . s1o , ss
soe,eu The .I,a,sd roIinist viii psriam aNb FAN
whole grand - Dfs, iea the
q %%S en-
TABEhNACIL-IBE DisrI Ns, ras q LNAL ZEE
formers on tins SAL horns have the
H. p" and son: Ss
.ss : d 1s a.ss
aus Sa1scSoer xassr pon s
ye 70 ana have DO honored with the Of
medals for their rsrmnaces ut tho
Mu'que and the Society Of Fine Arts Ia Paris Osin
traue hts celebrated Solo IL pet he
imam oula Al, 10 Loaf Vocal performers Mics Morast
CConhor NJ B. Dstn Mr. Dustin. Mr.. T-aod'rs D'stn.
stmn At Tchete 90 oensfor all the principal
mufi6 et' vet and oe's In 'he ci'v. - y
M EChAN1es' HALL. No 472 esoAowAY. BETWEEN
A Irai ard rooms Streets open every u,xht during the
~rek- Tie g'n.l nd welk SfYs STA cLS
ked ls42 he oldest bshed world te
es to n"n'se negro melodies and ornators OF
popu'sr style OF hian wioe ucerta in
this o,ty for Ierod years have onsd an
sxtcr I'd by in this great metropos
They have the honor OF continuing their nmas
ever, nist until urther mott 'tung each
tion variety OF new Operutic auresqus songs TO- Admits
sion, 20 c-nta Doors 7-1oOcort
ooik An Afternoon sv 1Aturday oomueuoins Al
) o'clock Manager end Director Kp. CuRISTY
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING.
PUBLICATIONS.


VNBEthOPRItTOkO or 1Hk BhIIIsH NEWS ANu OLO
Countrlnan would 10 g'sd 10 have interview with any
etIeethbe ~ sshnAn or Scotc join hm In
the msDapcnent Il The alto the srcua Of ~hioh
iesr dubbed der NJ tie have
dsrsbso and zone capital Office % Nassau
Yo,t.
TIE kE~ YORK LEG Al 0BSERVkK FOs J. NUARY,
Il tho. Vol. ~ ed ted ~ samuel twea contains: Art
Oh ier png Jurors Ogden sdwards; Repairs
ded the Count Of spicsIs the supreme the superior
ourt. temnon Pleas Suroeates u 10. &C. Aso lec
i, Club CASE Puslished monthly IS IN advance
TIE LA@ rEas.- CGkKLlNS AOfIRAL1Y FRAGrlCe-
klever Volume Pages Cbnncery H. ports Hay dsns
Rev Frscuce tOrms he had NJ tn. fun.cnbers oi
John j. BUSY 80 \ assau street
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m1sCE1.i.A N EspUS

mlsCELlA NEsDUS
VU'Ik nOlA sAlu stkAMs ne sUkOPA q. pr Lori.
viii sve The dock Mt Jersey City. ednesday nsxt
met ~ " soock preciely
LNOk SAVANNAH RI GULAk LI>E-THE NEW AND
super ,tesnshp Cerchee Thomas
wM leave edpesday, iOth H., from
No. North River. For fresnt pss.sge sppi,
SAM. L. MI rChILI. "a Front street.
II Aha 81 CEuTS TO NEW HAvkk, BY STEAMBOATS,
travels Chsmpsi Bsro We ron
eck ship Esst River evey morning. Sundays excepted 81
ocock and afternoon Saturdays
tool; Saturday afternoon a oo,eob
.Dfo,msoes. !, qure off sAxT ~ III South -tress.
ITO IET. AND POSSESSION 0,vEN IxMEDI.1E.y
Il The ccsvsnient house No los ruce
sre.t sd BI,sdway, wnn us pvsni,pss Of the
Ire wi, b. let cheap
spvy The basnens Ne ~ Twsayssseoad srest nssr
9Th Avchoo.
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REPORT OR PREsfNTMENr OF THE GRAND jury
CONCERNING BLAcRwEILs ISLAND We desire
our city readers to study well the extraordinary
report exhibiting The bad management of Black
wells Island. We hope there will be other simi-
lar and searching inquiries by future grand jures,
into the gross abuses prsctised the various other
departments OF our municipal affairs. 1t is time
to begin and agi,a,e for a thorough revolution and
reform IN our city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

q Adf Gold l--J0hn Roach. Opticlan, 81
ttroe " Of Go,d tsss suuaos
Ternn going plain iDstruc IONS VOID VI
ssoLn ose and be understood that read
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Notice to tho People or Europe.


The new postage treaty, having been ratified by the
Senate, will 60 into operation very soon. We have
published it In full In columns, and presume that
our readers are acquainted with its details.
This treaty enables US to reduce the subscription
price Of the various editions of the Herald European
subscrber and now therefore, for the information Of
our friends abroad and the European public generally
We annex the following table Of prices which the
Daily and Weekly Herald and the Herald for Europe,
will be furnished, with or without the postage.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF THE HERALD, PER ANNUM.
Exclusive Of Posage. Including Postage.
Daily Herald. 49,. 81 90 Sl4 90
Weekly Herald. 3 90 400
Herald for Europe. 3 90 400
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LOST. &c.

Y%O sat.day evs.ine or forg'tun Ia some pa,ic Bar
Rom hi city tho fl ry:-i small Gold Case
lever atch god face waoh gold face by lily,
S6a; do by John hnsop. 36& watch Movement al
Anchor broken baud eoameed face Watch Movement
no face b. John Brock u rest sm,l xoSem,us
lepne acE round NR BOX. naininy Watch AZ
tins IIoye, - Of the reward oft~ensy
five dollars vi he paid wop,,tou. for Of It, aud
ked b. bringing the giving
which eao to its LOUIS ANkGCa Jswslsr
h Sl, eumi'h 7, Chatham street.
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN, ON fM
day Sfierpoop sewtoupd lad pup all exnsp
white spots mis- Iasa spot his head Who
HIM No 81 vaek Laixht
We the above reward and no question asked
ENOlND- II FOURTEENTH IT sEET. A sac ar DISTANCE
West OF I'M square, unday aft mor, lag
vice, bi Chi Fur Tpp.t The have
spp 'ca Mt ~ beaver street stAs the
thi ~ ertissMent.
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II VALLEYS MAGICAL. rAlN kAtHA OfOk. -Tbk aN.
Inc article failing romsdy against Burma
Scald Rhumasms Eryspeas broken bressts Nipples
&c. Avoio c, nterfeits, they aagerous.
For the genuine article apply the popetors depot
Broadway. DALEY
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NOI0 f-eO6.-lho iSlcneueu'
Pc old Pens ~srran Ell To tive yeis AMI
dged TO 10 the cheap Cold Pens d
d. Wholesale retail by T. D. WALTON. No. 10 Wal St
tens r,pared ,r excl sbged.
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To and through Great Britain, to be prepaid, enc
penny, or two cents.
Including the postage 1t will be seen that tho price
OF the Herald In any Of ts forms IL mu,h below that
charged for newspapers in any part Great Britain
We anticipate great increase Of our circulation in
Europe, by the formation Of this treaty.
Those who purchase the paper forward with their
letters always obtain COPIES in Wrappers at the
Office Of publication
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no new over tn yosrs thoroughly vcrsSiy
wired Tor It's many rare qasnte- mch 40 promoting .
f Of the HAIR, preventing gray chst eins rid W dark
ada otter preps
Sold rs kssssu
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AMUaNMENTa.


b srDBsasa, Of" o. Andrews~~ ,dsssi.y s'.:,ss i...
re- eo "a e. Fl "Sss
a s;t Nome a f s:.. 1'ss "a ss: r.
:s:s.s.s N: s 1ssss a:ys;: $:::.
r e. ,' ss': n ss' cent: .:%
QURT0NB fHRArRE. OaA xBGRs .fxssr- vEONEs-
sI:" Guy Gscds ~ sa,s"n; Ss ~:
BAR. AdN-Reaan Mr. L,.ne; toe 9hss Mr. srou.hs1; -
fi;.i sss s:as: 1.s rs
W. 1oass % s i ossh 81 " x. coo.s
w,hMe mUs~Y-Toby Tr'mc, Mr. Burton: Larry UBo.ese-
and On r..
M TTcHELLs OLYMPIC rHRArRk-wsosssD.Y EVE
pm. iss q: o. sS s'I
ssr' ~ Sean'p Tss. s:. Va ssrss M Sos
ia:s% Cherry us: Wary Cannon; ys,r phgs ::
s. ~ T. az"
i 1 Nth e s rA II sS Mi: r.
s;, Mis- Way o.e. oiro ~ Upps, s.1s' 'ss
RAR>UTs AMEaICAN MUSEUM --sPLsNDIO PEE
s ts EnssS the i .sss and s,ss
% 10 'ss
% Nh; ~hG% TN, " much
si,n The EopSl'r nuresus operA The Sleep Walker vii b
day sS.sSs ahssuafu ADD so,rse curved
Of the ely q s ..s e.. sss
nter-srg exhibition every Jew aud Christian IL exs
TIE Bieha Mammoth BROTHERS, Living OrsnG nu,aug
Wsx Ger pture Madam Rockwell hs Fortuas Teller
Admission "a cents ch'lden under ten IN oer'a
TIVE 0aEAr CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY, AZ.
tween spring and Prince and tho only in this
country oons OF lie CURES Of Chines
ef all caees hundred hness pair tings IN
houes; ssree ad vesses made Of pagodas temp and
bridRes OF Chues ter
and mechanical Tpemsns Of music
&c: Open from nine M till 10 NJ. da Admi tAuoe -
cent; thldien under twelve hs'f price
MERI, AN tIRCUS.-SAND1 LENT 90. Pa lPHik
"A rs-Br adway AL ambrAwe nesiay Eve Ing, Ian NJ
The performances viii with che splendid
nee Festival comprising the whole TrouI, In spproprae
tune The Twin Pones Damon and p tas Mr. Saads ard
bic talented Childep the nt dancing Peny Nay ny. the
Fighting Ponies Deaf BURKE and Tom Spring fearful bril-
liant the Flying Cord, q. Rngsls aorss
manshp by NJ u. Gardner Mr. w. stout Matter alter
Master eands and Maurice 3snda
Pentland Boxes 81 Upper Circle rs osnschdrea
pr'ce. tsrformsnces "Wednesday and saurd>y 2.M
XNALHALLA. Sc CANAL strict. NE&x SRDADwAv.-
The troupe Of Model rists appear
pleas pctures also the Ethiopian Mountain Singers
II cir g. The Creek Slave by sp,eudii tel
nsh in the eath"1hs Three Grsocs SO. Eoxes SIX otsts
ts,quotte Is cen's0
TUOLOoICAL DALL. 81 AND 81 SOW EkY.-rHIB MAG.
~ nifoeDs esa slishment daily from ~ till -
great elegance and thecosoon Of living Beasts and
the and perfeot in performance
exhibition including the Reats Of trained Eephan
Ponies and Monhiea Mr. Brooks den OF Liens and n
CORA Admission cents children under nine half psoe 0es
Sont!ohsts$A VAN AMBUR1H co Prsrnssors.
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MEDICAL.

4 INFLUENZA, COUCH a., COLDS shsUAAFISH, 40
Persons who af. sed with Of paints
obtain immediate relief and certain BY Of
Caroe hedcaed vspor and Sulphur Baths s4 eroadwAy
These Baths have been In operation since 1926 and
pnerded b. The Sre. vhvv~tsv . IN Tho ~.~
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DANCING.

SCAk THE FOURTH AkkUa l. "a IL OF TuIS
s:ce vi, 10 held Friday Evening. January at the
Cosiun $50 Broadway the ed appropriated be-
nevolopt purposes J. Hansen A Kind6arg, & Funck
Z Dometus T. itterpreen, Of
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California lio.,sis ~ IIinx .,fY be,oyx Cost

ennhOrhsA oOOus stbsnS OH Do'OW OOst'-
The the we'll known et b,sht iW broad
m re iron bu Ia Eel snd Ia extensive stock
cudn srtsoe Of inoia Rubber able tor Cab
IN 10 enisrsntS suo 80 Can blankets Nasr Bott vinin
Boots h ms bsss Coaa Pouches Ac will 10 sold below
nor iote the o.
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II he AGs or I'M ROvExENr-ON. OF THE xosr IN.
p1ran 30 mes 81 the sge IN anne or ns tho os.diu'A
a a sn Of Via sun Sberr lin Hn . %
what experience and confirms all
popular s1u a . %' .o ro.s
s, ne car IT, The :asos's ha has hi:
reot.ee ava enses men and ths .cls has taksa saod
res r'eo 20 in season, srad ca tie diseases for which it
xcanair of Tarboro North C,rou. write, uu.er
dsts Of bosry H. 1912 thai he has ed Dr. ais ars am
10 SOW :u
SDe II o. mr. ~. pnrS pa 'Gs.s, nome ssnua, s.
Ne srr hsa D. sands, Futon a. cor Il william u ~,
ohnson rs Broadway rsnima, ,e Fletcher and BY H.
dIusgit go.sr,liy.
I oNG LIFE health. AID 5AFPIN yOsyDEl 10
sss S. g 50 .,s,. a.s~n 5'as:.s ps.n
from .nS ia dot sSoh ~ oo. o""s ,s.dses .s
Ne" 'i 7sss. By ''' ' cass; +: sisS; ic.Sa::
N Pers abeu. smh barking for should snevsy
70 the Now yor. Cosss Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Is SSid on al prys,s d:as:s OF :seoad.y
81 biz Office. No. 10 Par. place. from A. n to Dr.
an. Srs n ss s, Or
svS nppyrs :, him Ac
use Of rercsry Patients reading country vsh
S.n Dr.
Par. place and 'naoinl $40 In All 'aaS
nk GLovkh 40 CukoULILD uUxiNU f4K VAi M
- evening. at his office r str Ct (now - Ia n
ssS va & q r. h.d los. sspsr s.0s n. '1sss..
Sss ."@v :" ne osSoa s"S '' ''''''
rs KAiPHs PRACTICAL r.IvArs TREATISE ON
asd N the snita including
ss ys s .. no S Tho ~srs
cir Ii S no ss sS ,sIu oven Is
Ny s.a s % ssso IS ss"
rrssuse NO. " Grosuw'ch srsosoce honrss 70 IL A
.. VI. s rs' and
attending their care IL 10 ey however sose whe have sal
hs se,ics IL strie'urs irm IL a ncp,sn. 70 10 noss
advanced and distressing tfrom AZ Common advantages
S"s ons shsh p nsa suna sar ssssins 81" h. c..,.sS
froc "" "'hsv sonr-. IN Ara~ricA
NR COOPER Il DUANE STREET BErw gks uHArAAA
most ost.nmvc prsoce private disesss lie can QUIZ =
Of this disease mild ssrsA u
sought on By .cros sss;s INDUCED in y ysaas ass TSis
~ sSs %s Ss bach. IT. .snus s s,
scn soes.y osrs warranted IN e'sy cAss ~ NJ ehas
NJ UUKk ~ IiiAI:us--Ds. ~ ArnY VI uUv-O
~ 10 Considerably consulted al prvst a.
Cons. tsc.ai Debility and in potency saoessuiy sssss ~
msrcs,y ssea 70 any osss s.srses e-' ssS
,.ss ssis.i By D. sasresss san g.
Eao copies HAVING disposed tvsy srssis
. ss be =.f :. s.s..
~hch should ~ tno~r them particularly every fsUs
s scvss tie ssu.s symptoms and the oss ssas
Broadwsy At IN. psbliehius ctos - rsy stres New Ycri
oo Albany Dsvi, BOSTON % Tia ssssSs u a. is' cor.
u. he anrutted By mall tree posSs ali parS Of ~
United s,sss An ettort idrs.ei )" -
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ZOoLOoicAL 1ALt. 50 AND 81 GOV EnY.-rH!s MAG:
II nifoeB esta bshment daily from K till -
from 6k till r. H. Tho ball Of exhibition 6tted uD with
greas elegance and theoollsoon Of living Beasts and birds
exhibition. including the Fea Of trained Eephan.
Ponies and Monies Mr. Brooks den OF Liens and n
Sont!ohsts s. VAN AMBURGH co Prspriseors.
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CoMrTRoLLER's REPORT ON THE STATE FINANCES.
We give the continuation and conclusion Of Mr.
FiIlmore's important report on the finances of
the State, In another part of our columns. 1t Is an
able document; but drawn out to a most uncon
sionable length. Condensation would have added
much to its force but probably the Comptroller
had no time to condense or make 1t shorter.
At our leisure, Its financial views and doctrines
will be examined in another department of our
journal; but, tor the present, we cannot omit to
declare that we entirely disagree with the Comp
uoller IN the idea put forth by him OF making the
State currency, under any circumstances, receiv-
able for duties at the Custom House. We hope
the new Congress will revise the financial laws of
the nation at its next meeting, but that 1t will not
adopt any system which has been already proved
by experience to lead to unhealthy enlargement of
bank credit, ending in revulslons. The nation Al
government ought to have separate and distinct
circulation OF Its own, In the shape OF treasury
notes, which should be the only kind receivable
tor taxes or duties at Custom Houses, or other
offices of the general government. That Is the
only sy stem which can be adopted with proprlety
by Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

The POSTAL TREATY WITH ENGLAND This
treaty, with its construction by Cave Johasoa, the
Postmaster General, Is now before the country.
Upon the whole, we rather thiak Is a good ar
raDgement, but we doubt whether the Postms ster
General 10 entitled to much credit for the thing
as his friends claim for him. Every post office
reform has been opposed by Cave Johnson. No.
thing but the pressure Of public op,nion, and the
continual drumming OF the press, stirred HIM up,
and made him do his duty. Mr.. Bancroft de-
serves great deal of credit for his share in the
matter; but more than all, we believe Assistant
Postmaster HObbie has been the m Dst efficient
instrument in bringing about all the reforms both
al home and abroad
But we are satisfied. 1t is a good treaty, and
commences well, as regards the mutual circulation
of intelligence between the English monarchy and
the American republic We expect to see a vast
increase in the circulation of British journals IN
the I'm tied States, and corresponding and over.
whemng increase IN England of Amerc an papers
This will tend to bring opinions on both sides OF
the Atlantic in front OF each ether, aud may bring
about happy results for both countries. There are
many good practical methods of conducting GER
tain machinery Of government in England, which
Oald do We II to be transplauted into the United
States, as well as also a vast number OF popular
principles, md ieht ideas on the theory of GO
vernment, which are well known to the United
States, and but lmperfecty understood in England
The wide circulation of the American journals In
England will give the English people idea
upon the practical working of a republic, and may
eventually lead to enlargement of their elective
franchise. not even stopping till 1t comes to the
point Of universal suffrage, and all the results
which spring from that principle IN the upper strata
OF government
In years time, we hope TO have circulation
of tens Of thousands of our journal among the Eug-
lish people. Let monarchy and democracy through
the columns OF their respective journals, have a
fair stand up discussion with each other before
the world, and damned be he that first cries hold
enoughv''