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MEDICAL NEWSPAPER New York

MEDICAL NEWSPAPERS New York
lVh MEDICAL GAZETTE, and JOURNAL of
nEAITH. Published every SATURDAY, Edited BY DIR.
REESE, and sold by $ S. w, Wood &i Pear-st.
Crowen, 5ss Broadway. Single numbers SIN CENTS
Annual subscription - in advance.
CONTENTS OF No. college of p, 4 S,-New Med
ical College ord Dr. CoNs oralion,Pro Porkers cnique
N V Atllelaum, Of dTngs-sx colleges IN
Caleb Ouotem,-Cbdsp College,-Conmgion,- Chrome
IlcmqIismEye and Far a6Im URINARY. VI and Navy
CONTENTS OF previous number, l5,-Dr. Detnlold's
cnguesatstcs Of Homeopathy in New 1otSasouRaern
ton Sureery-C Colleges cniques Ac,-Lccire On Health
Rnch Numbers cnn sti be furnished to subscribers IL
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Posi- OffIcE, New-York Oct 18th,
to Eastern Steamboat Nails.-WlNTER Az
RANGEMEN TS.n consequence Of the change m me
hour of startng OF the Eastern STEAMBOATS,, the Mails VIA
Sionineton. Fail River and Norwich aud WORCESTER
routes VII cosc hereafter at p NJ. instead OF 81 T. NJ
ol9 Il WM V. BRADY, Postmaster.
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70 The First Baptist Mariners Church, wor
shipping at 23 chers hayng completed te, ~ b E
non Sermons Accordingly Rev H. J. EDDY will preach
TOMORROW Oct 20 at lc O'Clock An M n Rey Dr. W.
al in the evening Al persons especially seanen are re-
specially invited 10 attend SEATS ALL FItSE'
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~ Rcrcan Baptist Church.-Rey. J. r. STONE,
Pastor this Church, wil by Divine pernsslon pe4cha
Terrerapce Discourse evening, At y O'Clock,
corner OF Bedford and Dowingsts The public invited
attend. oiS II
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10 Churcli-Epscopal Free Church, corner OF Mar
ke and Monroe SIS Rey RAFn HoYT Rector seryce
at the APOLLO ROOMS Broadway, near Canalst at u
o'clock
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9.n|T-7I.c 3lTEPICAN MUSEUM

DARNUM,S AMERICAN MUSBU NJ.
z Dr. n BARNIrM. Manager and Proprietor, j. Greer.
wood. ir Assistant Ma1ager On FRIDAY, 0ci Is ~,
he represented IIIk HUNCHBACh: N ne -
tie Lancashire Ben Ringers ard the wonderful teas q Az.
gas lie Jlgger Saturday, afternoon ne qiAii. ~ 9
DRUNK ARD: in the Evening. PAUL PRf. Ait5..2.A
Performance ats Evening ut q o'clock Admission . -
Children uudor 10 years. - ce-lls
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r P LER HA L L .-MADAME
a ANA BISHOPS THIRD GRAND CONCERT RI
SJLL TAKE PLAcE THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, OC-
TOBER ~ when an entirely sew Programme VIII be
PROGRAMME
Moyeme1its-i AIo glyaee
? Aniante
g. Memstlo, alleegreuo.
Fugue a!o n5lo.
R {, 5 Eco mi Cayatna Alb come Tapda9
' sung 6y Madame ANNA BISHOP s'0se'
o. Song-Oheron. On lis glorious sight 70 see Weber
Sung by Mr.. MANFERSl
Aadrga. Down in iow'ry vae,' composed in the
year l5tl, by ConstHntius FIESTA
Sung by lie Fail Chorus
J. 6 6ysIio DO to La Gszls aT , j. Ro sol
Sung by Madame ANNA BISHOP
and SgHor NOFELL
Tie novel performance n this country of qqartee
4a9s for t F9gE y9LNs ~ Mssss NOM
panied by Tie Orcliestrs. MaTer
4 Irish Meedy-Ts tie Las! Rose Of Sg4,ner'
Grand Finale Chorus, from the Oraorto OF The Moun OF
Olives Beethoven
The Whole under Tie S ssle B S5ffis9 Of
Tickets; ONE DOLLAR EACH 10 ali parts Of the Hall
To he bad the office. Isl broadway second floor, at the
Music Stores. aui at the Hall.
Concert to begin at 8 O'clock Doors open at o'clock.
'o''0'1oS Gi sllqsy sA 0St 3I5' PROGRAMME
On the largest Scale attempted in the United States
broadway THEATER.-DOORS
Reopen at Ito commence ut 7! oc!ock.-THS EVEN
ING, Oct. 10, will he presented
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo Miss Cushman
To concude with the Farce of
1e2: or The VETERAN and his PROGENY
PIX Prices o Of Admission 10 Dress Circle and Parqaei 75c
Family Circle aud THIRD Tier, % cts Gallery l2t cts
pURTON.S THEATER-Ch ambers-st.
.H-Sreor Of City HanTle nearest Theaer TO the large
Hoies-TIlIS EVENING, 0cl. 70, viii BE- presented
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
To conclude with the Drama of
ERNESTGNE
Doors openM G4-to begin Il Boxes: Dress Circle anu
Parquet 50 cts Fu1uy Circle Second Tier . cts Pri
ylie Boxes IS and s. Cushioned Arn-clairs 10 cts
: ATIBLOS GARDEN.-Doorso open at 60
l N-o commence at oclocE-Tickets 80 cents TO all
parts OF the saioon-Prvae Boxes, o,,,, er,r,r,>
RAVEL 'FAMiiLY-o SUCCESS
MONDAY EVENING Oct p, the Pantonlne OF
ONDINE.
To conclude with the gorgeous rantomime OF the
GREEN MONSTER.
New Dresses.
New Machinery!
New Tricks md Transformations
New Properties
White kngt. tl'oi,is
Green Monster, .-,lofHttu
EHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, Me
" cha,ic's Hal. i72 Broadway above Grald-st-OPEN
EVERY NIGHT during tie week, until further notice
Tie original and wellkuOwn Chrlsiys MlnslTes, COM
uTisiup an efficient and yersahen corps OF taented
and experienced performers, under the management OF H.
p CHi,ISTY y lose Concerts in this city for Succession
of four years. have been received with favor by hlgly re-
spectacle and fashionable audiences
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IN Rev r. l.. Harris will Preach as usual, at the
STijYVESANT INSTITUTE, Broadway opposite Bond
at TOMORROW, (Sunday.) at lO4 AN. and % PAL lt'
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~ Divine Service will be heldn the Apollo Rooms,
Broadway near Cannl-st tomorrow evening, commencing
ut "a O'clock Rev RALPH HoYr of the Episcopal Church
OF Lie Good Slleplerd. viii OltiClate Ol9 ~
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VENNY LIND'S SALUTATION TO
oT A1iERICA-Tle subscribers having purchased fr7ri
Mr.. Epes Sargent the copyright and sole right 10 publish
America commencing Land Of le beautiful land OF the
free sc &c hereby give notiee that any purity Infringing
On i1r rlcl by tie publication Of The SAID, any part
thereof in any newspaper periodical pamphlet, book, cor
b musical composition, OTHER form, "ltout ie'r
consent specified in writing viii be held anthbc 70 me
eT.feTt .cf Inc law WIN. HALL Il SON.
JENNY LIND'S SALUTATION TO AMERICA
Words by Epes SARGENT Music by Maurice Stiako7ch;
will be published Wednesdny l6th inst VITA spiendd
guerreotype VA. HALL 4 son, 2}9 Broadway,
opposite The Park.
For eolc The complete aud correct editions OF Jenny
Inde songs comprising her Swedish Melodies Ballads,
and Operate Songs. oloot1la
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III second Ward.-FII1.NIoRE AND THE AD-
MINJsirRATiON-A Wing Platform and lsms-At
a meeting Of the Democratic Wing Executive Commit
Tee OF tho Second Ward, held THIS DAY Mt the Ward
Wig Headquarters AT Fulton-sl. II was unanimous
" resolved that pursuant the order of the Democratic
Wig General Committee, the Wings OF tins Ward be re-
olested 10 meet at CUTTERS HOTEL, l47 Fuonst on
MONDAY the 2lst inst at u M for The purpose OF elect
ing Delegates the following named Conventions, 10 VII
l. To the Mayoralty Convention, three Delegates
2 TO the judiciary Convention, three Delegates
s. Tolhe Third District Congressional Convention tive
Delegates
4 10 the First Assembly District Convention five Dele;
gates Committee OF line to noniiuie Charter ana
The election for said Delegates and Committee will be
J. L. LETTERS j. Chase and F. Wheeler are appointed IN
spectors for the purpose of conducting sud election
By order OF the Ward Executive COMMITTEE
BENZ. W. BENSON, Chairman
IAk Mdp IhAsEI Secretaries. o18 3tist
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~ ~ - 4 - ,9RI ~ secFeiaFicF
NBTle Assembly Coa I'VE to. viii meet n o., on
Marion House and the Charter Convention ON the AN q
NNENING and time, al Bigeows" 6 fudson-st oi9 ~
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tTfs Rey.J. n. Seeley will deliver SERMON ut
he Siytllet Baptist Church SUNDAY EVENING, both
inst. on 1.-THE EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT The
Public are respectfully invited 10 attend. ol9 IL
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Of the Fifth Ward.-Nadonal
In favor OF a fair expression
Of The voice Of Tie people,
"HonesNmen, and "ilmesl
measures Law and Order,
and maintaining tie integrity
ST lie Constitution and
Union.
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LczTll r0Il-I7s.
O'Clock, PM ot9 IL
Hall corner OF Eghlvenue aud Twenty thrl-sl-Public
worship every Iors Day at the usual hours Preaching
ON TOMORROW in the morning by Elder HAND, i'll the
afternoon by Rev WILLIAM II, TAYLOR, i'll the evening
hy Elder LANE. Seats free ol9 liz
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CSr Religious NOticc.-Bev. Mr. PLATTE, from
Paris representative of the Evangelical Society 81 France,
10 the Churches and Religious Societies olle United States
will preach in tie French language Sunday Evening NEXT
In The Central Presbyterian Church. Broomcst lRey d.
Adams) at I! O'Clock. OILY IL
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IL Fifth Wnrd.-To
n dc Fifth Wnrd


v,.-, VI rr,,. r,.,,..rq,, Viii, T,lccors
Eli R1 w az ET,i,I,I Wiz. TirSet
OF INC fll'n w ni"'-->"' = - a.. H., a.;
In favor OF far expression imposed 10 oiice to-ii7
ot the voice OF Tie people interference ana dlcatoh
"Honesy men, and "iloAesl rot violence ana uaoIie
measures Law and order, oihclaI corFuluou dit ~.
and Ianlalug lie integrity lste te t.s q, 1l VI '''
ii lie Constitution and National Wing Party, and
Union. creation Oh d Northern ADV
luon Party
Eel 70 Cjti.ens BY The action OF the minority of the
delegates at The late Syracuse Convention the issue has
been distinctly placed before the people Shall the great
Wing parry be divided shall the principles which have 50
loir and SO successfully held together II the bonds OF
9o eHu Dgriiy Of lie Constitution The peranence
If lie ,ion Of TIM gfeut Coniederacy Of the happiness
, en groeFv leneni be strangled in the dark hood
5 llc SEolifo1 though tile efforts and ntrigues OF
1nnT}Iied denagoeues who for the sense OF tempo
faTy sectional sGtcess, and 10y which they hope TO
ia..a b,rm.yjves in posi0us to crafty their Sci
iII r,rT,,sss f,ny. r6t testated 10 cast a freb.
80 ,i,,, - crr,;,e- ,last-ctjon in its RAIN
wins ~, lie, Fiji Wntj Iylil, YIN y0u chose dem.
5a6oc Or salesman Of whom the world NAV vel be
nioid seward or our avn Hnr CIayl This j; the issue
r,s,. mo 9,ref,r In, t,,er ,. Tor ~, ,;rl.at ,,rrarai
- - iI,r ,,,,la, ,l, -, "a ;,ri,1,a ri tho
~ No.. " l,o ,,i,1r tb, in,t- nd H., ;ntsr,,
g.Je ,i W.; az, '[, ~ "a Is; M ~
SiG%nSy II, X' 5-d s,s,q nv v;,te 10 V5ro,1i
W. li 'Y1o, nj md Nd H., - St,-
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GEORGE P. PUTNAMrS LATEST
NEPUBLIC ATIoNS-i-THE COMPANION; After
dinner Table Talk-By Fleetwood Evelyn, Esq lYo l9mo
With Portrait OF Sydney Smith
1.-THE MECHANIC a Biographical Example-By
MI HIE i TAYLoRs Ell DoRADo-Reysedaud
''f WppMENTAL HYGIENE-By Prof sweetzer, limo.
W. V@THE LAST OF TIE MoHlCANsj BY. J. Fenni-
more. Cooper. Atilor- revised edition Cloth, 81 %
vl-TRE BERBER-By the author of kaooah,'
Third Edition Cloth - %
YIl--RURAL HouRS-By Ludy Third edition l2lno
evil V"Tiiis1EGRoPE PAST AND pREsENr-By DR.. I'M
lx@lnviNG'S C0NQUEsT OF GRANADA-Au
rhor's revived edition Cloth, 8 % a. re,
X-TRUTH AND POErRY-From Ny Own Lie
oXI@LETTERS FROM A TRAVELLERS BY w c.
BRYANT Second edition. 2mo. cloth, 81 %.
XlG-SER1Es OF ETGdiNGS suggested by Hoods
Bridge Of Signs oleA
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~ F;rhrt Ward.-Tle WIG ELECTORS o.
THIS W1RD are requested to meet IN .r eegTFI ~
fricte IN accordance With lit CHI OF Tue HneFa
ice on MONDAY EVENING. 2I=t INST ii = nctoeA, as
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IL Free Religious and Politica! Lectures,
showing the Churches generally, and particularly Tie Meu
odst FniecoDn true pprsoiiicauu of Desposl, 10 be
scourge the Republic EVERY 81, suNDAY EVEE MN
at So udsoI-st by DR.. f. g. ElONlS eacter ct trcncn
language and leader OF large French Socialist School II
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7 IJtUIUI WIN " NE 1T ?
Wig Ticket,
Opposed 10 Office holding
interference and dictation,
rot. violence, and disorder,
official corruption and III
triglle, the destruction Of the
Naiiunu Wing Party, and
creation Of 4 Northern A5o-
lifinn bnrrN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TT r | p L Err HALL.-MADAME
4 ANNA BISHOPS THIRD GRAND CONCERT
Will TAKE PLAcE THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, OC-
ToBtR is, when an entirely sew Programme VIII be
presented
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~ Fourth-s. UuiyersaIisf CHURCH. o 2anWGeH
Avenues and C-Preacng in tlis house IN
~ and q ocock The public cordially invited TO- at
tend ---------------
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VNTILLIS'S NEW MUSIC BOOKS

Wv CHURCH CHORALs and CHOIR STUDIES, by
r. STORRS WlLLlS.-rhls new volume, which Is To
prove the choicest and original collection of Church
Music yet offered to the public, viii be ready the 23t OF
October TO al those who aim ut possessing stock ofthe
purest and pleasing church unes each of which Is
GEM and no Of which superucus, this volume COM
meds itself To all those who wish TO possess the atest
novelty in church music publication, consisting OF sue
ccssion OF artistic and charming Sdies progressively
arranged lin separate INDEX from the simplest to the
most elaborate, this volume especially conlnends Itself
Particular attention is called TO these Studies, they al
foding original and admirable material for choir Practice
for use as sacred guares by all lovers OF sacred song and
by home voices they forming style OF Sabbath evening
music. N;
10 all thinking minds who, perhaps not practically must
cu are yet Interested in church music, and wlsh 10 sec
this floating and vague subject definitely md clearly
treated the Prelude introduction OF 10 puges 70 Nh
Wiss book is particularly commended TINS original III,
roductory treatise being itself amply worth the price
the whole book. -, ,o.,,,
The author has brought TO bear upon this volume early
musical training, classic education, ana many Years y.
study under the best masters OF Europe addeI 20 o t
distinguished musical and literary nbihy II lhese CIT,
cursances secure superior merit 10 any book they hayo
SECURED il 10 this. .e.,,>, cO
Published by ChA1th, AZ lily y W.
Price not TO exceed 81 80 per dozen Single copies SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

m Ternperance.-A DISCOURSE will be delivered
in The CANNON-ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, SABBATH
EVENING NEXT, by Rev. H. j, EDDY. in behalf of all
the Temperance Associations and efforts OF this city Ser
vices TO commence ct y O'clock. oily "
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ST]7g- (rchard-st. Uniyersalist Church.--ltey =,
II " vi, VI ieIiver a LECTURE TO-MORROW(S Sunday
EVENING. on the BENEFIT of AFFLlCTloN; ser
viccs commence at u O'CLOCK w ~
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I ! Ndp 1 GhAsfI Secretaries. ol8 3hst
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
News from t.re Capital.
OUR sPEO.aL TELEGRAPiIIC CoRREsPoNDES,
w osut,.,a TOW Ianuorv ~ y

OUR sPEo.AL TELEGRAI1nC CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHIHeroN, January %, 1850.
The Iloa. Mr.. Hacke.t, of Georgia, is lying in a
very dangerous condition, having been attacked
with typhoid fever Ee is hardly expected TO re-
cover.
Mr. Calhoun is slcwly improving, but is yet very
feeble.
The Hungarian3 left the city to-day much
pleased with the honors paid them-more espe-
cally with their Kind reception by General Taylor,
and the good news of his instructions to Mr..
Marsh
We understand that the Committee on Tern
tories, IN the Senate, are sanguine that they can
fame a bill for all the territories, which will
settle the que stion-and such bill, too can be
passed, including government even for New
Mexico. The South will insist on territorial
government for California, or division Of the
State.
The President holds levee tonight.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
History Of the Week.

Tie Weekly Hrsb will be published at O'Clock this
morning. 1t will contain the Fsrsgn News brought
by the Niagara the Message Of the President and 80
companyirg documents, relative to California; the
particulars Of the Diplomatic Emute at Lima between
the American Consul and the British Charge the Pro-
ceedngs in Congress and the State Legi.lature; an
Interesting Account Of the Burning Of the Caleb
Grimshsw, SC, Sc.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
TELEGGAPEIC lNTELLiGEaCE,
summary

Neither house Of Congress was in SESSION yester-
day.
IT, the Legislature, apettion was presented in tie
Senate, from the citizens of New York, praying for
the enactment of law prohibiting interments IN
cities. The Senate had also under consi ieration
the question of establishing Savings Banks under
the general banking law.
In the House, series of resoutlons were intro
duced, favoring the ADOPTION of measures in Con-
gress for the snrexaticn of Canada TO the United
States. The House was also engaged in the dis
cussion of due slavery resolutions.
On rfrst page will be found some further in
terestipg details of the European news, by the
Ntagara, received by telegraph
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
Mails for California.

The splendid new steamship Georgia, Capt. Porter,
will leave this port Monday for Chsgres, with the
mails for the Pacific. The Weekly Herald, with the
latest news from all parts OF the world will be pub
lishtd at o o'clock that morning.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

The DIrLosArrc CoRrs At WASHINGTON Some
time ago, one Of our Washington correspondents.
In describing and sketching several Of the diPlo-
matte eorps at Washington, made some remarks
not very complimentary to Baron Gerol,, the high
ly respectable represe ntalive Of the King Of Prus-
sia- We very much fear that our correspondent,
in making his disparagrng remarks concerning that
able and accomplished diplomatist. was made
dupe OF by some improper informer On this very
point, we have made inquiries Of persons well sc-
qusinted with the Prussian minister, and are very
glad TO learn that the charges made against Baron
Gerolt, of having intrigued or influenced any sc-
too, in opposition to Baron Roenpe. are entirely
devoid Of foundation, and that in fact the contrary
is the truth. Baron Gerolt is mos, accompl,shed
ptersry man, and more Of a student than an in.
triguing diplomaust. He resided several years in
Mexico, and, during all his foreign residences, he
has gwen TO his government, and to all who have
been connected with him, the strongest evidence
Of talent, propneiy, and gentlemanly conduci, Of
the best and purest lind
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

PKoGRrss OF AMERICAN STEAMSHIP BurLpISG. - At
half par nine O'Clock on Monday morning, three splen
did steamships will be launched from the yard Of Mr.
VIM III. Brown, 1T the foot of Thirteenth street. East
River One OF them will be the Arctic of the immense
burden Of thiee thouand tive hundred tons being the
third OF the msguincent vessels of Collins Liver
pool line Another is the New World AMI the other is
the Boston For the first time in the history Of steam
shps, the New World will be fred up previous to being
launched and as she clips from the ways she
will procesd trial trip down the bay. IL is
pscted that an immense concourse of people will wit
nets this gratifying and exciting spectacle
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

recent New Orleans cement the Heron Family tonk
benefit which brias lily attended in double
The house filed with the fashion and beauty Of the city
That brilliant; and at the termination OF tine per0r-
these talented children sauted with psrfes.
shower of bouquets gifts These brants
Among these elegant tokens of friendship and appre
citation diamond earrings breaches and
valued Is raid at nearly six hundred dollars ihese
substantial tokens Of admiration and shown by their
recipients with much becoming rride. IL is something
pick up gifts like these. This vegy talented family lie
their appearance theatre Monday night
very full Ind Daily
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

AsnHrrATroS or SrAcs.-The news by the Ca
rsds, received in this city on the l4,h instant, was
transmitted to and received In New Orleans the
same day. The despatch was only about ihir-y-six
hours in the transmission from Hafar to New Or
kass, distance Of ,uenty-elgh, hundred mice.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
New York. Saturday, january 2o, 1850.
The Es,roi,enn News.

Our readers will find, in delays Herald, addi-
tional news received by the steamship Niagara,
which will be found very interesting. The mails
will be received here this morning., and in this
afternoons editions and in to-morrow's Herald we
shall publish the whole news in detail.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
The Steamers Ohio and Isabel.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 25, 1850.
The steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins, arrived a., thi
port last evening, in fifty five hours from Hsysna.
The Ohio, Capt schenok from New Yorx the 18th
arrived at Havara on the 10th, and sailed for home
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
The court OF Ap,eesIs.

AIBAss, Jan. 25-SP. NJ.
The Court OF Appeals adjoarred this evening. The
terms Of the court for the year S5o to be
held in this city the fourth Tuesday Of March, third
Tuesdsy OF June, INST Tuesday of October, and the
9th day of December There will al.o be a session
the frat Thursday of Jsnuary, 1851.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

MORE ANrtSLAvERY AGITATIoN.-We are sorry
10 see that our contemporary in Wall street the
Cowicr and EnQeuer-hasg given itself entirely over
10 that system OF antlsavery agitation from which
no good spring, either TO The administration or
10 the country. Our contemporary, IN long and
violent article, charges the democratic, at Albany
particularly that portion of them called the barn
hurners-with having abandoned their old platform,
and with golng over TO the henkers a propItis-
ton to the South. This is the game Of local egi-
,aion which has already produced so much anti
slavery feeling in the North, and which, # pursued
longer can only end in cne thing, aud that is, the
creation of Biographies. parues and ultimately the
dissolution Of the Union. The game is E,ean, and
miserable, too. 1t weuld be much more fitting for
the Courier and Enquirer, considering its inderen-
dent position as counting-room Journal, to take a
ncbler and higher ground on such subject, than
to condescend 20 play into the hands of such a
miserable, contemplate, paltry pair of demagogues
as Senator Seward and Editor Weed. These two
men, during the last twenty years, by their ultra
fanaticism, have aided and assisted materially IN
bringing about the state Of things which we have
now to deplore in Washington. They are engaged
in Albsny, in the Legislature, IN the same game;
and if the wings charge the democrats falsely
with being Southern in their tendencies, the con'
sequence will be that the democrats will assume,
to save themselves IN our local elections, the ultra
ground, and thus both parties will play INTO the
hands of the anti slavery faction, and all will rush
together to the same dangerous and final goal.
The merchants of Wall street and elsewhere
who have so deep an interest permanent amity
and compromise between the North and the South
ought to hold meetings on this subject, and speak
1 Il
New York, in such way as to set them right IL
the matter If the Courier and Enquirer, patron
lzed by merchants and bankers, means TO give
itself up to the contemplate schemes of such agi
tators as Weed and Seward, it is time for the mer
chants TO know IL.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25-oP. NJ.
The nows hy the Niagara has had no perceptible
eject ON the market for breadstuns prices remaining
much rs before her arrival. Small sales CT Howard
street flour ct 81 SIX. Provisions Unchanged and
duh groceries firm, with improving tendency in
enva