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CONCERT.-AIIsS JEANIE REY-
THELLOWS7 OPERA HOUSE-Hall

Il OF Lyrics ~ Rspa8wsy next door 70 lie Olympic
OPENING WEEN.-Tais new AID splendid dsIl e Cow
omen and will continue open EVERY NIGHT dgftng
the week. FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERATRoUPHs
comprising company oi Il talented and effceng Per.
fo1ners uHder the direction o. J. FELLOWS. Com
eeussi of songs, Duets 6ees oGsrie'tes Che
russes ResuNns &c, &c, B0Tesques On Italian CpsrsB
Dutch Drill Instrumental Si,os ard Ethiopian Dsnces
Admission . cents Doos opeG concert al O'clock
Ing 81 S o'cock al I'M
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FROM JAMAIcA-By the Merlin, from Bermu-
da, we are in receipt of the 81 Ihomas 1Fdende
containing advices from Jamaica to Nov IL, SIX
days later than we received by the Crescent City
The 1Fdende says:
The cholera so far from being on the decrease,
has reached n irightu extent. The loss OF lite is
very great, the accounts varying from $50 TO 200
la day We trust that this frightfu mortality IS
Exaggerated, though from the steadiness OF its
increase since its first appearance, we tear the
intelligence is but too true. The unfortunate M
babtants are dying SO fast that it is said collins
cannot be prepared quickly enough to supply the
demand for them; and in some instances pits
were obliged TO be dug as more expeditions
means of burying the dead. AS means OF pre-
caution, gun powder had been exploded III the
vicinity Of the towns the effect of which It was
supposed, would tend to purify the atmosphere
FROM HoNDURAs-Tho brig September, Capt.
lNickerson. from Truxlo, Nov. 10, arrived at this
mort this morning Capt. Nickerson reports that
Honduras and other states remained quiet. There
was still good deal of animosty in the minds OF
the people to Chatheld, the English Consul ana to
the English nation generally. political hand
Bbill had been printed and circulated there IN
which the acts of the English Consul are spoken
sof in terms Of reproach and Indignation;
Boston Traveller Dec. 2.
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DFADY THIS M0RNING-NO. 4
& Aof the FAMILY JOURNAL. Contents--d artland,
he Supger Claudius Jacqusai Csrdilsc The Javeler,
Il om lie Gerrnan.l Madame de Gealis Aaecdutes
Chess &c kc Published by z, MILLER / SON, AZ 10
Pearst For sale by all Booksellers Pree, cents ~
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gNHOICE BOOKS-TICKNOR, REED

Al& FIELDS, Boston, have lately published
Grace Greenwoods Poems with fine portrait Is cents
Mr Hawhornes True Stories, from History and Biogra-
ply, with plates. - cents.
Mr.. Writers Songs of Labor. 30 cents
Mr.. DeQuiucey's Biographical Essays. 10 cents
Professor o. W. Homes's new Poem, Astrra 70 Cents
In Menorum, by Alfred Tennyson 70 cents.
TIE Scarlet Letter, 9Th Thousand "a cents.
Mr. CHESS Lectures and Essays. Sl,50.
Nh Grs's Discourses Life. 10 cents.
Dir. Z P Whipples Lectures on Literature and Life.
81
Mr.. Longfellow's Eyangelne Illustrated. s..
Mr. George Hlards Address before the Mercantile LII
bray Association. . cents.
Professor o. w Holiness Address at the Medical Col
lege.
Mr. Charles Summers orarons and Speeches. vols.
l6mo. $3.50
Y x +. VIII shortly issue
The Biography of William Wordsworth by D. Christie
pher Wordsworth Edited by Prot. Henry Reed.
MIR Hawthomes The House OF the Seven Gables, a new
Romance.
Nj E. p. Wiippe's Essays and Reviews, and en-
larged Edition
Grace GIeenwoods History of My Pets, with fine
Cravings.
Goeihes Faust translated by Hayward, new Edition.
Goefhes Wilhelm M5iiter, translated by Carlyle.
DeQuj1cys Writings Third Volume
Mr. james Russell I.owel's incoming new Poem.
Horace aud James Smiths Rejected Addresses, new
Edition,
Memory and Hope, a book Of Poems on Childhood.
NJ? iawWedlt
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A. Nj. MERwlN, Auctioueer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER q co. 20A
q DRROADWAY- advances made upon all coEs

n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aNYelCeS Wduo upon I'LL SOLSt
signmentS. = - 49,,
PRINTING OFFIcE-Wl be sold, at II Sprucest, lhe
printing materials oflhe OF the late Mi John Westa,
deceased embracing several presses large quantity OF
type and assortment ofmaerias necessary for conduct
ing the printing business.
Catalogues may be had the Office, II Spruces, where
examination may be made OF at sales room 4 Broad
TERMs-Purchases over $780, four monthss credit for a-
proved endorsed notes; under S0o, cash
The printing materials fixtures &c with easS OF tue
Office and goodwill of The business will be offered 70.
gether fpo purchaser IS obtained then ihe wloe VIII
be sold in detail - = -,
VALUABLE ENGLISH ANB AMERICAN STANDARD AND
TLIUsrRArED BooEs.-A large and choice coLecnor;
embracing great variety Of hne editions OF the peeucm
and prose writings the best authors aud many superoy
illustrated works in fine bindmgs
Catalogues will be issued on he morning before inc so'
when the books may be Inspected u"
FRIDAY EVENING Dec. G. at CT o'clock,
CHOICE AND ELEGAST NEW ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BooXs-A large collection 0f valuable Englsh BOOKS,
many of which superbly illustrated Just received rom
London Also assortment of popular standard Amen-
can Publications aud Mise elaueous literature, &e We
Catalogues viii be ssued on the morning before The Saa,
when The Books may be inspected.
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,,a c.iiFoRNfa. OREGON sND THE SANDWICH IsLASD9
"a ppashed or the departure Of each Mail steamer ioE
stsgrse Price, % cents per copy ,,,,.
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VNTANTED-A middIe-aged Woman,
Wv for Housekeeper in large Boarding House-one
who has been in the business. Address J r. D stating
terms. u. "
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WANT PLACES.

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, er would
"a go as Laand.ess, by a respectable Young womal-
she is lately arrived ia this country, but has long expert
eIce with respectable English families also by yotng
lady as Chambtrmsid and Waiter or ChambeFma5i tLd
Nurse ersands situation perfectly weL-,las
the best Of civ reeeucepo objection the country Gan
be seen r dags at l66 sixev. in The store d. II
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THK NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
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BOARDING.

ROARD--A gentleman and wife, also
E9single gentlemen, find desirable rooms for the
winter Al Waen-st. suit OF rooms on the rsI hoof
tlirTd di lmV
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back Parlor and Bedroom
HB to Let, unfinished, 10 gentleman and wife, with
privilege of bathng-room also two gentlemen can
be accommodated at 10 Ludlowplace tHouson-st) cor
of Mac Douga!-st. d. Steod'
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WANTED.

STORE WANTED.-Wa Wanted to Rent,
~ by a French Importing House, the UPPER ROOMS
of spacious Store, eligbly situated IN either broadway
Broads Possession required on the lst OF January
Address Box l4i8 Post-Oilce d. WIS.,
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T lucrative EMPLOYMENT given

II Alto Ladies and Gentlemen who have leisure time in
light and eeutee fancy work taught In few easy lessons
Considerable emouHen may be derived rs soon as ecqur
ed. Apply personally, between the hours OF ten ana our
at Mr.. ROSES Al B6rclEy-st near Broadway. Premium
for teaching IS. IA W.
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AS SALESMAN, in a Wooden Store or
IN Dry Goods Wholesale or Retail by smart, nt'.li-
gent Epglisbman married man-has been brought NJ 10
The bus1ess and understands it perfectly Rec9mmenda-
tons Of the highest character Address WILLIAM care oi
Mr.. Sphinx. 307 Broome-st, d. IL
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r~Fgg gEMg-WKkALX RhLb U-Fb

.,sval ~ ryerg Ysdasaday and HQ.rdag mVLdlllsF
> "a = ~ a,o1n Two copies FOR s5. Ten for ga
dvsrtiaelpeots ceots Inc each insertion
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BLOOMS to LET, with Partial BOARD.
AA-A fine large FURNISHED ROOM viii be Let TO a
sr5le gentleman with Breakfast and Tea, VINO desires
The comforts Of home The house is pleasantly situated
in Waverv-place near Broadway and has the convent
erce OF Balhs WaierCosets, &c. References eXcaased
Apply al . WayerypHce, or al the VINE anc 4ea sore
OF 81 g GREENWOOD. 487 Broadway. ny ot1
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Ia Notice.-Pa8sengers per steamship AT AS SS;
for liverpool viii please be board at the foot OF Cana,
ST On SATURDAY. Dec 7, at II o'clock a M, and send
ali baggage not wanted the passage on board Friday,
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, or TO
IA nurse and by industrious, well recommenied
young womans good washer and iroer ~olla 40 -.
work and have objection 10 go IN the country aA &C o
moderate wages. Call $50 Broadway al -
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AS Cook. and to Wash and Iron, II
IA private family by one and Chambermaid and 70
help as Laundre oy the other, by two very competent
girls with very satisfactory reference Call at "A S%h-av
in the bookstore. al II
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- Genernl society OF Nc c llanics and ~

~ phrenology.-A private class for lnsIrtrucuon IN
this science viii be formei l5 Nassaust in CLINTON
HALL on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 9Th. Those
who may wish join invited to be present The first
Lesson win be FREE. Terms for the course s. d23t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-04

rg- Wigs and Toupees.-BATCHELoRSc ele-
GRATED WIG FACTORY is at Wai-st where al all tmeE
car be found the largest in the city SrangerR
eu1 citizens should call and Judge for themselves before p
chasing elsewhere. BATCHELORS newly.inYented
WIGS obained silver medal al the FAR OF the American
gnatitne CoDy the address nyl5 MW&Fn
DrJ.yY. RcdfieId, Phyaiognomist4l sarcay-st nle IN
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as Cook, Washer and Ironer in pri-
IA vate family by respectable and competent young
woman Good city reference given. Can oo seen al her
last place l0l Yarick-st, III 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-09

NAsHiSGroN, Jan Z, 1850.
The .fustren R,soiuhsn Prescription Defsnes Of hs
P'sndent-Ne~ Merieo and Caiyoraia -Iajoraa,,os
Expected, &c
Mr. Hale made one Of his peculiar speeches In opBo-
sion to the resolution Of Gen cass proposing an In
curry into the exp.diency Of suspsndiog diplomatic
relations with Austria. After rid'culing the resolu-
tiop, proposing to set high court OF Indignation
against the nations Of the earth. he home to
TRADE Upon slavery IN this country aud especially in
this district and thought that n the subject xsro
submitted to the sultan Il rakey the arbiter upon
our case, We should b. condemned When Mr. Hale
should have recoected tba, slavery OF all color. aud
sexes especially the slave trade In Circasian women
h sl.gitimAte business With the Turk MIR Hale ho~
ever Is under sort of obligation put 10 au apps
for the Negroes Of the Soaih sho would be much bet
ter of =, the sbolition.ts would let thea alone.
Mar Clay followed In n strong ana s-nfibls speech
against the proposition OF the res luton as Eeece-
dent Which would require u 20 .x,eua " % total
suspension argued .so By Mr. Hs-j 81 all diplo-,tis
Intercourse with al the le,dng ioas of Europe. 10
order 20 be consistent lie opposed &c alec, bscausa
We could derive no possible Advantage by the suggested
susIen.iop, and because nothing That could do
Dov In the way 81 Ind ation ss.7st Austria u0uld
brip the esuie u Hungary, b eau ~ was too late.
The better plan would b. 20 10 Invite Ia. sxles here
ana give them q home among Nr. Ctsy all atiug
To General Cas-. and his srks o. til. progressive
tpirit OF th. sgs suggested that thu party opposed 10
rser sEd harbur improv~nsnts and to protec iou
OF d. nestle Industry could harty b. called the pro-
gessve party, and this "a the b-t rvdeoc- that Mr.
tlay IL stili the embodiment whix principles and
the great champion 81 the whig church.
MI. Dickin'ons resolution. caiiipg upon Mr. COLA
m'r Tor info nation respecting hts appointments and
the authority Tor ths same brought Out Mr. Daxeon in
deiesce Of the Presdsnt TO whom the rssouti should
b. addfesssd MIR Dickinson suggsstsd that the cab-
not msd. the appoint msnts aud that Uld Zack didn't
ksow znytLiDg about them which ar Daw.ou housh hit
decided sIur upon the Executive The resolution lies
over ana sil doubtless be amended e. call upoa the
iresaeBt; but, In sy~nt tb. wort 81 the trouble
has yet 10 come the score Il prossngtipa, and
t,peei some curious developments b,or nsny months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-09

Since the LIST inst Govsrnmsnt and State securities
have been in better demand but prices have not
psrenosd any material sltersten The opening of the
books stocks upon Which the dsvdend vas due
on the LIST of January has enabled sellers to make all
their deliveries, and those who purchased merely for
the dividend have put their stock upon the market
without having realized much profit on the operation
The different State documents that have come to hand
since the meeting Of the different State Legislatures
give very favorable account Of the financial condi-
ton of the State treasures and the productsness u
al public works Of Internal Improvement; and much
greater progress has been made In the reduction Of the
public debts Of several States than We anticipated
The finances of New York; Pennsylvania and Maryland
are in very prosperous condition, and the prospect
highly hatterng.
The Faro Industrial Of LIST January gives q general
de Of the progress and advance the leland of
Cuba in the past year Of ls49 By this sketch 1t is
made to appear that the progress made by Cuba
during the past year. in commerce, In the arts, In
literature, in railroads.&c. short In every possible
branch Of human activity and industry, is without
parallel in any former years..
The following is statement Of expectation from the
principal ports Of the island -
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fntspsLrHia, taaotrg tti9
The Hsnea'ian EIi,' st u Jsaslsv-Tas Hssssls. -.
The Hungarian refugees stopping ., tn ws.hsr.
on House. Every attention has be-, shoEu then.
Governor ujbsy add suite AresHp sctsI o. moFrss
mill AIRY reception Il In prepsraton for them.
The Presbyterian church IN Arch. shove Teaih
street sold last evening BY the Sheriff. for ths 30
sum 81 s3l coo; MIR Smethurs, 10 pore ssssr " 10
one ~ the largest and finest chufchss N the cry
Both branches ~ Stsfs Legislature stour1sd
after meeting to-day IN honor 81 the anniversary
81 the bate "a Nev Oriesas
further siv,nes has taken risce IN cet1r. IN esrss
1sgnrc % the r stsn Of rrston sonn. IN r.ssrf -
o ard orissns a. 10 - ii 10 haage % notice 10
n0nri she shrusuts ught 81 West q scarce A. 81 "
req 81 u f9r shlte of yellow has al
yart.d - Gle S2e So sc. IN rrocsrss aas
provision, the rarhst % very queS nhisksy. IA barrels.
The money artet easter to-day aithsugh the street.
A. cent for hfst class Neb
mai srirs r soota fsnsi.s fat. thors 4 IRE
irs disraifcn ~ invss, b. solvent sesur trs
1fs olf pins ssc he salss At this boari today
Wnninfton ~ lro,d Roads. ~ s7D 40 y . 10 neeha-
tc Bart NJ ~ hesars abe ard Delaware Iauai 90
o. ~ % ~ l0Fsfmfrs A. nechsntcs' Balt. t2t. N
tcl u'b favirsticn. ~ ~ Fennyvsnia Raiirosi g "a
tesdirs Railross. 10 t0o A. loud. So, ~ usnui.e-
gr . Snd sseh.il.. Bat ~ iop ssnaylsll Ssvy.=
i.abia 80. rs ~ 10 uss states 81 'i ll64.
seeonr arc-ttg0 County Sc IS ~ Norristo IN R.f-
roe rs $50 Win NTH kaiirosi ss co tity o. e.
@ teio kesdns Railroad sertg.se Bonds 60 ~ so Chez
srssls sna nela-srs Csnsi ponds g. VI s70 a. stascs
- ~ ~ ss@o do. SO io6ss; sie0 Norrssows Rsiro "A
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RAILROAD

OrrIcE OF TUE long ISLAND RAILROAD coHrA
" ny Brooklyn, January ?, ls5o1he Long leland Rail-
read Company having executed uortrage % Shepherd
Knapp ks Trustee, their and Us fraa
ehse Sc &o for The sum Of Five Hundred thousand Doll
lsrf 70 secure their Bonds obratioos for Ike auoun
payable teeny years RON the ls % January Use with M
ttrest 81 elk cent semi annua ls 81 July and Les u
January prepared 70 ekrhanre NotEare Bcure
cured ss above for the outstanding blni obs
tons the tumpsny sad request the imsdiae sttsntcn
fe Bond Hadcrs % ths notice AZ The interest up1a the
MORTGAGE Bonds nmenced the fret day f January
~ 70 which cate ths Company viii pay interest the Old
sond ihsy are rresnd for such eScharse Printed
pies 81 ee Including The form CT the Bond che
use q the beisrs ay ~ had application the office u
re C0nIspY. NOSE, MAYNARD. Ir, Trcasursr.
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Our baltimore Correspoadsnce.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8, 1850.
.Srnfresory @ ne Bsni. Of Nsv Orleans Csrgs rss-
tory Dsnreysd S,natcr,ai- Csi,forris Difficulty -
Thistss dr,,sfed-T The Markets. &c
The snniverssry ~ the bstis Of Se~ Orleans viii
bsoeletrate by grand ball this evening to be sivep
BY the sharp shooters. at vhieh the Governor s,d
stsf and O. neral hiids stat fr N Fort MciIeorv
vill BE- present.
OsrgeH rechmsn ~as yesterday again srraisued
Tor frsus poser ~ tiorney ~ obtain land ear
sut The evi6-uc. 4 the same tn. former trial.
The lsfge >fiton fsc'orv tucwn the Riog factory
q .---.S.- .S---ss -....e,s2 >, 80. 80 S----s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-09

The royal company of railroads opened the public
traffic on the Guansjay branch, Is English miles from
St. Antonio, the lst August, three years and FIVE
months before the time limited by its charter There
are Is locomotives 20 carriages of all classes capable
of containing $50 persons and there are 500 freight
wagons, capable Of transporting 1000 TONS The fol-
lowing are the Interpretations effected In one year.
1850 boxes sugar; 1907 boroyes do 5000 pipes of
spirits 4s4s boroyes Of clarified honey; 1876 quarters
and barrels Of honey in the comb sacks of
fee $685. tisrces Of tobacco 21l0 wagons of corn;
242s do Of mascs 457 do. Of plantains 1192 do Of
coal; 4730 hogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-09

RowERY TaEArsE -wEDNEsDAY syENING. JAN:
sS Nil BE- rpesisd .hs grand dra%, in sys styled
NJ Stevens The cardioai DC ReSsisa NJ ArpSid
Mr. Gilbert; Arami.. Mr.. Dunn The chsvai.r DAr.ssoa
Mt Lester Mons ngsano,eus Mr.. JOra,ni Bsli,. Mr. w
x III s,Tf Ess
Denim Bluessin Mr. Stevens; wianred Nrs Valet TSs
eoors win At halfpas. g. the curtain will att
CaANFRAUs NATIONAL TasATaE.-BENEsIr OF
:.
eo s Derrick Van ssa W.
Rip Van win1s Jr Mr.. wsmyss LSwssaS. Mrs T. Isasr-
Tie L. nsass9 Fas.. s
MAS ssD
eroos wnnnsS Ms. nossy Thames Darrell Mr.
s % ryos
pTicAnE S srs time coTs drama entitled
" f TsSer " sas Oh
sieeass Ta sss
NJ Sefa.sn
RRooKLYE ISsTIrurE; WASHINGTON sreEEr--
~ asss asSr1sd Cana.
that he viii give enteftainng the
place on Monday eyspng January 7 and evening
o'clock. Afternoon on wednesday and ssturday
Birds will on ss
sion 20 oeuts; children half price.
DHtLuARkONIC sOCIErY-EIGHTHs Sc AsON-THE
members and subscribers informed that Second
Concert Of this will take Apollo ROOMS
90 saturday evening January i2ih 1850 subscriptions
Es. ore ss II Gsss
7 yNcH's CONCERT HALL NO. 21 BowERY, BE.
II tween Stanton and Rvngon open every nisht.
Second week Of the Virginia Minstre seven in mbe un
doutedy the best band IL the country. Admission l2n
cents Ihnrsd evening benefit Of the proprietor Tickets
M cGRAW's PANORAMIC PAINTINGS OF ANERI-
AZ can scenery At S9s broadway doors above Nblos,
inclusive every afternoon at o'clock and evening
o'clock the proceeds TO be applied exclusively aid In
inga Methodist Episcopal Church. in the village Nor
rtania. Adm isson 20 cents. children half price.
M AGNIF!cENr KxaIBIrION.-kVEKS' GRAND
A original series Of Moving Panoramas open
every evening for short previous exhibited
corner Of walker street This m.sniaosns chef SSal:
q Artistic ski from original drawings by the celebrated
are painted over 1900 fee. Of being By
York City, City Of Brooklyn wilaInsburGh, Raet River
Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean These paintings
scribe the some conception formed when We say
snt tins wonderful painting contains the
million Of thousandn and of house
ship STAGES boats 40 The awful and magnificent Of
Of the Burning Of the Parh they have been nearly
three years IN preparation and cost Is 900 dollars Doors
open s. o'clock; Panorama at TX precisely Ad-
mission 70 oents Children under half
DANORAMA SALOO N--CORNER LIsPENARD
street and Broadway. splendid and unparalleled
Paintings which have been exhibited this Saloon
three seen and admired by upwards Of hunred
prietor be exhibited for nights longer before
parure Tor California. Exhibition Free Don't miss the