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The New York herald., 1850-01-29
SHIPPING.


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aS .n. sss ss .r sSsAroeA x. sss9. sSr
Bs,Ss sa,sSrilssry specs. and ssordss 70 ..soss
cabin pssepser. large and eemmodicus stat. ro.ms this
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EeR oALIIoRNIA.-REoULAs PAcKIT LINZ. LINZ.
In s,.t ,iss. ysssss a. ~, iovst rates on application
v. ID. vowLIR, % West esr 81 Alesny ~.
An A clipper built Canton ship WI es asPs'e"s'
aneen dsya ------
CoR sAN FRANCISCO, srLnE-
da fast sailing newly eoppsred ship ALBAs capt
e - ne ryomp, dpstek the other vessels hsretefvre
loaded ty For freight ony w being mssnAsA
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I,oR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA -nERcHANre
II ns-1bsA ,, new sirrer ship TeLAseAn, we.d,
70 o barrels FREIGHT only his ship remarkably fast
ssiIsr. Arriy on bard Per ~ Esss Rysr. or 70
JAngs ". HLwRLL. 81 south street..
NoTIcr--ALL PERSONS ARR BsRsBy roRBrp
~ trus,ins sec.unt ef the Slocp Eelpso u
iett kmrd Without written order from zoe ofners
J.Ltai3 70, lsSQ.
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E,eR CALIroRNIA.-REoULARP PAcKrT LIN
Freiskt and passengers for San rrsnesec car % k"
In frst eisss vessels AZ the ov,s rates
" h u. vowLGR, - West. esr o. Albsny ~
As clipper bull, Canton ship WI es ''P'''"'' ~
hfsep
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uyop SAN yRANCTsCO CALIrORfIA.-IHksF sFLhh-
s,s "a, .sIns neviy eoprsrsd ship ALBANIA, Capt
crovs bsvisr graf part ef her s.sss VII
ty he Forfssh oniy tt being INTENDED
!" proceed d"''s' ''fR ioLDREeR, yr, % wall s~..,
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Chddons Panorama the Nile" win close week. IL
10 70 be tran 10 other cities IL the last chance Of
seeing this splendid and unique exhibition and
mend ALL old and young Schools especially to visit 4 At
because going the round Of the Union, and will not
be In New York Asain
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

y hhbARer ana Propfist0r J. Greenwood, Jr Assistant
Manager hsgnihcent Novelties and Entertainments-
Performances at r. H. and ~ o'clock in the evening.
Those extraordnary prodiges the Twin Sisters Misses s.
and Albertne emily Of age the Theatres
Royal London, whose astonishing talents
admiration and made them the popular juvenile per-
Of the have been engaged and will appear
afternoon and evening this week in variety of Songs Duets
Dances Humorous Sketches Se for this week.
Warden Rose Clark, higgins, and Misses stanhope How
land Pentlsnd, and West; Pete Norris Louis Elsser
Admission to the Museum Performances, &c. 26 cents Chill
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Voigtlander's celebrated Opera Glassss.-
jas. received mail nyoiee o. these ogsr. Glasses vhish
all others In maxnng and feid Of sight aad
ty teir Superior qualities hays gained Just celebrity IN
Lsnden aad Paris. ENHITE, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29
CALIFORNIA.

T,ALIroRNIA pxPRgss-orTIcRs or oREooRYs
Hutton h Timmerman'a and " ID. kohsrs Tint sscrs-
City, Moses q. Leonard Co.'S store ermsn ssa
Cornsstcu Mining and Trading Company serei Cnllo-
mar OF suffers MIL kssss Little 20 oy.s oa ~ DIX
sines Goodne Coz. Yuta Rver kese keynods store.
The arrived from Cslfornis In the l Tip Of
the City and has peed for mes
semi monthiy and 20 airec, through VIII n.ssses sns
small One viii leave New York % the IN rehruayf
By the Emrfe City attend promptly 20 deliverns and
eoectinr Tor this ExTrsfs bic arrival 10 Cslfcvnia
JOstPH W. GREGORY, e' Pearl street
fB-An payments 70 this Express can be maze IN Cali
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Brady's National Collection OF DaguerrsO-
types as and n Broadway. Of Fulton ssran-
and etsens respectfully invited eA and sxAmins
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters Cheap, At the
Of Fulton and Naan streets Fine calf dress sewed
Boots, order for 81 So calf dre Boots 81 co.
ususl and Is In other water proof Boots from
and Nassau streets.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29
MIrCnELLs oLYMPIO OTuEATRR-TUEspAY EVE.

l ming. Jan. 29h the with
DELICATE GROUND-Citzen Sangfroid, Mr.. Walcot; Al
phonse de Mr. Conover Pauline Ms Nary Taylor
After which. CAhAhALZAsAN AND BADOURA-- -Bung
hr Nieiinsop csmsrszamsn. Mss Roberts, BadOura, Miss
NJ Taylor Denssth. MT. CoIover 81 Rogi, Mr.. Barnit
After which TURNED HEAD-Diok, Mr. Mitchell; Ferdi-
nsnd fitihggins Mr. waleot Dr. hulgent Mr.. Nicknson
Laura kiss Niles The whole conclude with the popular
TApLEAuX OF THE TYRoL. Dress circle, 50e. boxes,
The New York herald., 1850-01-29
ERAND ANATOMICAL MUsEUM 2sa RReADWAY

VuNHEATRE TO LET-THE ARCH STREET THEATRE,
Philsdelpha, may be occupied by competent person,
ON very reasonable terms Apply to w. Burton. Cham
bers street New Ysrk.
NEW YORK RACKET COURTINO. "a ALLEN ST.
Members particularly requested to attend Meet
the Club Wednes day evening at o'clock
cial business. X. KNOX,
c. w. ROGERS.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

A YOUNG NAN ABOUT TWENTY YEARS OF AGE,
"A would be happy to hear Of situaton In commercial
house. CLERK Bookkeeper Can give first city
frence Compensation not % much An obj eet ~ employ
A oIRI. OF UNBLANEABLE CHARACTER AND OF
IA correct habits, Protestant wants Situation 20 DO
general housework In private family 10 An sxcelent
washer and roner and good at everything he put TO-
che with the family oonsdersble tne. Call %
No. S Budson Avenue, Brooklyn up stairs.
DARTNER wANTsD-A 0EETLEnAN WELL AC-
quainted with the general mercantile business, Of good
habits with cash capital Of 5000 to ta0 70 In
safe and profitable cash business. with an old established
be made. All correspondence CONFIDENTIAL Address
Andersen Co.. this once.
STSO TAILORs-WANTRD TO SELL OUT rae STOCK
and fixtures OF store enc 81 the leading avenues.
doing good custom trade and has bsen etas.hed for
the last years Double the rsst taken In trade The
for selling on account 81 bad health nots ad-
dressed 10 Mr.. Herald once will BE attended W.
vNo LANDED PR0PRIEIoRs AND FARMERS. "A
gentleman lately arrived from Europe, who thoroughly
rdeands farming the raising of buying and
the approved principles also the laying out
mailing and repairing Of roads anxious 70 employed He
has the hghsst possible testimonials. Appcauon TO be
made at s5 bey street.
ltOLD MBLrER wANTED.- STEADY EnPLoYnRNr
VI will be svsn man that undersssds the above branch
dress paid stating terms ke, George X TrJon No. IL
Commerce street, Philadelphia.
vU,ExAs LAND sCRIP-wANTED, FRw THOUSAND
Il Enquire Of A. H. BRAN, S Water street.
NORMAN wANTED-IN WHOLESALE CLOTHING
establishment In BostonA person 10 supsrintcnd the
delivery, the reesvins and examination Of sarmen and %
tAts charge Of the work books To active man qualified
by experience for the above business liberal salary and
peru ansDt situation 10 offered Address, In own hand
writing, Box l, Boston Post Once, with references" No.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

w y.sT. TALIfs, 10 John street, and
D.APPLEroNk Co.. 200 Brosdvsy.
u,Rysu SALMON TRour-JUsT RECEIVED AND
II for tsle By O. NEsRITr Co, le5 sprne street
pser,ed In ice Persons want of the article would do
well 20 apply Immediately.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

ERANKLIN THEATRE, l75 CUATHAN SQUARE,
Every evening" until further notice. the original and
band Of ladies in the world They will be
cfsabe Brothers, Also the wonderful trsee Of Female
Ase eng.ges the Family together with troupe Of
Classic Female Artistes who will personate tabeaux
taken from ancient and modern times Admission, Stage
seats @ et Boxes rs ets Pit l2 cts Private boxes 81
Ban afternoon performance every Wednesday and Sa
a 3 o'clock. O
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

WALLHALLA. 80 CANAL STREET, TREMENDOUS
Of Professor Quirin hutters unrvalled troupe
OF Female Model Artists hnstres aud Ballet Dancers who
appear nightly connection with the Sable Brothers
Sisters Epsssement of Mr. Scott the celebrated
former OF Lucy Long, in character. Performance at
o'clock Extra performance every Wednesday and satu
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

ITO THE THEATRICAL PROFEssION-TBE AsTOR
Place Opera House will be opened for dramatic
early in the ensuing Spring under the
MT Charles Bas Ladies and gentlemen Of ackno wedged
desrous Of forming are 70 sa
fee New York city or to Mr. Bass at the Theatre Of VIio
ty," New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Asst WEEK IN NEW YORK OF GLIDDON's TRAN
~ p.rent Panorama Of the Nile and Egyptian Antigua
sion 2S CENTS children half price N BThe curtain rises
evening 7h Wednesday and Saturday aernosnsa
2h eloek Doort hour before each exhibition
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

~ y UoTcuHTss SAN ygANCIsCo, CALIFORNIA,
". having located in eapscous vsrehcuss and wharf
With lighters 10 prepared " receive con-
ssnwsnts of refers 70 hsssrs James T.
Keller Co.. 100 Front st-eet, New ysrk. ant " 1. o.
Cannos ESQ, New Haven.
ALTroRNIA NEHoRANDUn-A NEW GOLD
" washer 20 operate With quichdlver BY whish svwy
psrfies of geld s ssvet h nov for sale the Csifernis
butft Depot IN PARK Row orb Price only t5 vhsre
also the Geld Cstshins Creviesd Rsvine y soi nG
sowe ard ARNOLD bUryss
CAIIroRsfA GOLD pusr.TAsrIp TO sUy.
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LU H. pIsBRow's RIDING SCHOOL. NO. 20 FOURTH

VI u.
LcIRE INsURAEcE-BRookLYN INSURANCE CON-
parry, once Ne. Merchants Exchange, Wall street,
shed Company contBuss take risks limited amount.
dwellin stores furniture, Gerchandise ke st the
lowest rates Of premium.
ID DENovAL.-wILLIAn BRuNNER. IMPORTER, HAS
AZ removed fem Ne. ssu,h Niliism street 70 Bssysr
Swiss apd English Goods Merchants invited TO ss Aad
UINIoN or THE Wigs AND DEnocRATsl-TnoUGH
asadvere ere and water In political matters the de-
all undsrandne 1 h that better and cheaper boots and
Eaers made than those fJONEs, Ann street
NOTICE TO ALL NOT TO FORGET THAT NO 8
~ Murray street the only and best place where get
your winter cong either cleaned, dyed altered snt re-
tsht ovseoss handsomsy cleaned and made 70 look
equal 70 new. A. CokfissOa
II, BROWN, STONE SEAL ENcRAvGR AND HERALD
Painter -. Broadway, corner Of Murray street up
,,sr ces' Of Arm, css. s, sss',sa 90 s.,ns
painted and found 81 upwards Books of Hersdry, with
1000 names. Information siten In Hersldry.
Outer FOR LONG voYAcEa-THE UNDER
- signed has hand At all times the best 9usiv oo-
shtn Butter, put sp 20 heep And vsrrane ior nrss
Captain Weir, ef chip fhiladelrhis residence h.rray
street Captain Nicholas, Of ship Y. ADAMS, Auor
a..''-S''h gentlemen having a KITE s ws ssr.sss
I CAN'T THINK now IN DOES Ir-or COURSE
ted. do no harm II does not do s that the Ad-
vrtsement statesyour money! returned Nans vihous
warranted not 70 injurs the liner Ih, the truth the
whole truth and nothing but the truth 90 hep me ysur
srae Thousand. sy.ry e.sy sss ss
70 enclose Al 70 M fwELvKTREEs. room n No. 20 Nas-
stres " T. and full Instructions VIII be sent 70 you
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

- ARD three times mere, by .pecia desire = Re
msnt for week only of the famous Nels withou
First appearance at this Museum Mr.. j. A Leon
pard During the week. Plays, Dramas Melangos Farces
M new pissolypg Views Of great beauty and interest Co
and Fishes Paintings Portraits, Cesmorama wax Figures
Antiques Relies Statues and Statuette Costumes Imple
ments, and Ornaments of all nations Coins, Medals Pre-
served Insects, Live Crocodile Rattesnak India Nice
Sea Lion Mermsids Pisces Hyastrcus Porcupne Fish
visible conversationa with myrads Of rare interesting
and instructive curoses Admtance Is cents ChildreI
under ten years half price,
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

DOARD wANTED-BY A TEACHIR or THE PIANO
ID forte, who give good references in respectable
family where his tuition would be taken equiv Aent
Address ii. O.. Herald ofhcc.
nY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED BED
~ koap With full partial board, In priyst boarding
- -f f-ss
Of home and ladies society Offering
would be preferred. Terms be moderate Address b.
box 2s2 post Office.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Broadway.
II ooKKEEPINC, ARITHMETIC, &C, PRACTICALLY
- taught BY W. J. Rsnville, No. 80 Broadway Each
.tuasnt sspatsy and carefully isstrus.sd and s
thorough manner and In the shortest period Of time Open
day and evening. Terms moderator
EEMALE ACADEMY, JERoLOMEN STREET, BROOK
lyn.-Tuesday, January - is5ohr. W. T. Boand bexs
most Ispeetuy 70 annosnee TO the citizens Of Broehy
that from the fatterpg his rst evening OF
Anecdote and eong In the Society Library Rooms
New York he win repeat that entertainment at the absve
mentioned Academy which occasion Miss g. Pool from
the Society Concerts London y hs hrst time in Amsr
cal popular Bsads Mr. j. B. Brown Professor Of
Eoeuton, twhose Resitatons have been much admired
will also ve Readings from shakspeAre and other celebrated
authors.
w II. DIsBRowe RIDING SCHOOL, NO. 20 FOURTH
w avenue day and evening for Ladies' and 0entle
The reception and dressing and school we'll
warmed and comfortats In the Indictment weather
Hours for Ladies' from A. n. to p. for 0entsmsu.
frem 70 and toll n.
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SNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN-NNNNNN
POARD.-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- be well accommodated with Psrlor and Bed
and breakfast and tea full board at 10 Ludlow Place,
OF Houston and Macdougal Streets References
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-27
Fighting a Pack Of Bloodhounds.

in Captain Mayne Reds narrative OF
his adventures in Mexico, during the war
we find the following thrilling descrip ion
OF his encounter with a pack of blood.
hounds, which had been sent out IN pursuit
ot his party who had just eluded the Mex
lean soldery, and We're on their march OF
escape to the American camp:
"1he hounds were in full crv after us.
when we resorted to the common ruse OF
WadIng stream to break their keen scent
1t was one of those mountain torrents
common in MeXico-spots of still water
alternating with cascades, that dash and
foam over shapeless masses OF amygdaoi-
DIAL basalt We waded through the first
pool: and then, cianhering among thr
rocks, entered second. THIS was good
stretch, hundred yards or more, Of crys-
tai water, in which we We're waist deep
We took the hank at the lower end, on
the same Side; and, striking back into the
timber, kept on parallel to the course Of
the stream. We did not 90 far away
from the water, lest we might be pushed
again to repeat the ruse.
All this tune the yelping Of the blood
hounds had been ringing in our ears. Sud
denly il ceased.
"lhey have reached the water," said
Crawlev.
emo" reioincd Lincoln, stopping mo-
ment 10 listen, "they're chawln' them
bones.'
"There, again. cried one, as their deep
voices rang down the glen, in a chorus OF
the whole pack, The next minute the
dogs were mute second time. speaking
at intervals, in fierce growl, that told us
they Were at fault. Beyond an occasiona
bark, we heard nothing OF the bloodhounds
until we had gained, at least, two miles
down the stream. We began to think
We had balilpd them in earnest, whe,
Lincoln, who had kept in the rear, wa,
sren to throw himself upon the grass. We
all stopped, looking at him with breath.
less anxiety It was but minute. Ris-
ing up, with reckless air he struck hi,
rifle frrcely upon The ground, exclaim'
ing:
"owamp them hounds, they're arter u.
ag'n"
BY one impulse we all rushed back tc
the creek; and, scrambling on the rocks.
plunged INTO the water, and commenced
wadIng down. A sudden exclamation
burst from Raoul, in the advance. We
soon learnt the cause, and to our disnay
we had struck the water at a point
where the steam cnnoncd! On each side
rose a frowning nrecipice, straight as a
wall. Between these, the black torrent
rushed through channel only few feet
in width, SO swiftly that. had we attempt.
ed to descend by swimming, we should
have been dashed TO death against the
rocks below To reach the stream far
th'r down, it would be necessary to make
circuit oil miles: and the hounds would
BE- on our heela before we could gain three
hundred yards. We looked at each other
and al Lincoln all painting and pale.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-27
Mr.. Lowe in Baltimore.

The Baltimore correspondent Of the
Maryland Republican writes to that paper
as follows:
"Mr. Lowe is passing over the State,
but appears to make Baltimore city his
sprcia! object OF care and attention. He
may make fair vote here, bu, it will be
from that class known as the "young de-
mocracy" and the bo'hoys,'' for the old
hunkeIs still give him the '.cold shoulder
The same may be said OF Baltimore county
- where 1t is well known that the "lead-
ers'' are as nSenSible to the claims OF Mr..
Lowe, as a roasted clam to the gentle
breeze OF evening And, | believe, the
once jealous parlizans, in Anne Arundel
remain in pretty much the same condi-
ton.
Mr.. Lowe, I hear has been requested to
take some measures to bring these retiring
/. democrats back to the active scenes they
were once wont to move and live, but il is
said thai he will not "soop to conquer''
their ohs>inacy. or WOO TO win them TO his
support. lknow not, if this be his deter
mination why he has come TO that conclu-
sion, unless it be because he thinks they
will all al least vote for him and, knouS
they could not do much more, If any thing
else Tor him., if they desired.
Iou will see from this state Of things
that what we hear OF the "harmonious de-
mocracv" is all gas. Indeed the once prom
inent men OF this party, all over the State,
can't be drawn to loves support, mind
what | say. They may. or may not, all
vote for him, but they will not elestionser
for him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-27
For The Cecil Whis.l
LIN E S

"1he death Of friends and that which Stays even
more
The death Of irisndski p"--Bwon.
'Tis hard to lose friend bv Deaths cold hand
T" stand and mark the life food ebb away.
To see the lov'd form wrapped in sheet and
shroud
10 wait the breaking Of the funeral day.
And hard it is to watch it--coilined coTe--
l.nid in the cold and damp sud narrow grave
Ard az they gather round 10 look their last;
TO hear the Fathers groan, the Mothers rave.
But as "the denth OF fri-ndship" Stays cv'n more
Than can the death Of friends however loved;
So does the wounded heart feel keener grief
To know once loved friend has faithless proved
To feel that friend has doubted is enough
10 chill the heart and drive the Info blood ok;
But when cold cutting words come to rap rove,
Il is thea the ichoie man feels the fierce attack
B", us the hardy forest oak, whose trunk
is snpp'd and shivered by the l,ghnlng's blast.
Still proudly rears itp bar lass hougls on high,
And braves, unbcnt. the storm-king to tho last
So stands the soul, when conscious oii,s right
In sight Of God and man, OF earth aud h-avn;
And proud at bay, cries, come aud do thy
might,
have borne all things and will brave Death
ev'n.'
Eikton, July 29rd, 1850.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-27
Mr.. Lowe once a Wh;g.

1t will be remembered how much Mt.
Lowe, in h's late speech at the Market
House IN this place, boasted OF his consis-
tency as Democrat. Since Mr.. Lowe
became convert to Democracy, h. NAV
have been as consistent as Democratic pol
iticians usually are. OF this we know but
little. as, except during very bret ca
reer in the Legislature, Mr. Lowe has oc-
cuPied very obscure position IN the poll
tics OF this State That he WAS, however,
a Wing and made Wing speeches in 1899
40-that, IN the contest subsequent to
that time between John Thompson Mason,
of Washington county, and Edward A
Lynch, OF Frederick, he strenuously op-
posed Mr.. Mason, the Democratic candl-
date, and voted for Mr.. Lynch, the Wing
candidate-are facts so well established as
10 admit of no truthful contradiction. And
yet Mr.. Lowe prldes himself upon his
consistency! Consistency indeed Hum
bug +! Cumberland Civilian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-27
Later fren California.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

New YORK, July 22-5 P. M.
The steamer Crescent City arrived here
this afternoon. with later advices from
California.
Another tremendous conAagration has
occurred 10 the city OF San Francisco.
II broke out on the 14th Of June, and be-
fore the flames could BE- subdued, about
three hundred houses, stores, dwellings,
hotels, &C., were burnt to ashes. II 70
estimated that the loss will reach five
m;!lions Of dollars. Supposed to have
been the work Of an lncendary.
The Crescent City brings one hundred
and forty thousand dollars worth Of gold
dust in the hands of passengers, besides =
considerable amount on freight.
Within the last few days business has
brcome somewhat more active, but ia
general there are complaints Of dull times.
Small sales and large profits have been
the order Of the day. This state Of If
fairs is not confined alone to San Francis
CO, but extends to nearly all the surround
ing country, and to some extent through
out the mining regions, where much In
activity prevails IN consequence Of the
streams being greatly swollen and the
water too high to allow Of successful
mining operations. The great bulk Of
the miners are l-isurely waiting fall Of
the streams, and their number at the
mine, has greatly decrsased.
Numerous new and rich mines have
been Uncovered since last season, and
when operations shall again have fairly
commenced, it is confidently believed
that immense-almost untold quantities
Of gold will be discovered.