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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE CO,PARTNERSdIP existing under TIE
a Dame Of fe.t SIcck brd e u dissolved 5y mutual
eonitn1- lie 0lsnesi Of he Cd lrm viii BE- closed BY
2 G FELr
B SrOCkBRIDGE.
Tie tulicfbe7 hLvrg purchased F. c. Eel Interest IN
re above ccrcfrn vii c6ry be busi1 esI Of Merchant
Tailor ~ 1s stand. = yoil-sl where he vii DO happy
10 zee ne Customers u he % concern al msly oilers
81 WI favor lin with call. Is. STOcKBRlDGE
hew'iofE' Auguts lat 1870. lG12 ST. % John -
NOTICI-The seed business conducted by The late
lVThOus a. Bird geman viii be conduc ed undsr he name
OF BRlDOEAAN BROTHERS, ST tho old stand, s7i
Broadway coz. ElSlieeuta 81 JOSEPH BRIDG 5AAN
who tEs been 10 alien lance the Tor years VIII
attend 70 cust mefs usua aud l. n0rzsd receive
and collect 81 dehts due ths establishment
ALFRED BRiDGEhAN. (rx..,,,-.
iel2 2aS3nf ANDREW BRIDGEMAN,b
NOTICE.-The arm off KANENBLEY Z CO nero.
lNtsNle engaged N he Flour aud Feed bufress al 10
Wesst IN mis- CITY, mas this dag been Dissolved Tee debs
Of ihefconcern viii be pait By r. KANENSLEY who
scre continues he hnsress a. ma place, a-c who Ia
suhcrzsd collect 80 outstanding uoreys due ths ae
corcen J. CLEVELAND,
r. KANESBLEY
Navy.York Aug / 1850 au2 81
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r.yENYs sos oEw lsyErTlens.

ire YARTISs INT kR1s IN rev Ezysaaffe
fss rrhacrsss O9eFs IL ssgrcns n soteink 49,
FEls1i h 0s ecrutyy a.d sS9 " efest srHa - -
1000 81 md aav.cs adsr1ed % al lskt o. 49,
.oiZis e.grreesd VII f,s11 - 'ssciE By
IA - IfsS,oE, TAsss
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TAXES OF 1850.
OgyicE o. REcEiyas % Taxes
- = -. - l. ILL Pc.

OggIcE OF REcEyas % TAxEs,l
Na NV ~ Hat PARK
-rCTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN hii hs faT.B OF
II ts orsssnt year viii ~ open @r payment % l7 am
Of Au usL ana h.i viii Ihen 5s prepared ~ receive 1le
HIys Snaf . heir axes previous to he li Of No
sender pext viii dscJ clOn o. inisfeal AL per
81 rer sunum caicuisud ifom the time " payment %
~ H. December next one per cent ill te lldof - al
nrrsJ "a ,r. lst ~ December nJuri for r-celycg
I've lived nom A. HARVEY HEsT' as-svsf Il Fszs,
n 3 Pers0ns ,elding fu ssschpuons " ulsf propsfy
30 tds flee will hage t1rir bus s-nI " -f, Or meg CO
- rad by sppbins a. ms oince. N9I ~
BYRON ACID MINERAL WArER
fgfHls valuable eliaersl Bs.ar wllee nas been U1ce
Z ased fyf many gears remedy N Dyspepsia, 6sn.
era Debility, Coanoo1s RI uors ela ysfis'l, d
otaes s-sses l. Od-rec Tor me q o Inc - 80 aN
ynrs pubic When Freely rei1csd 70 Ioit or spring
Wssr hu.ssss very grateful and eoolls syerags AZ:
yz4f ~ Dr Gecrse dsrc -mifh, zaay lca glellss -
Focnsg.sf n r. siln he following resuist
Er-- sulnllr.r Actd .s.@s.S5I
proto suiDhufsle cf iron ed Alumni ~
81 shsle Of Msgnosia. ..i59i3
sgiprste u Llcc.....'..''ss''''.'''ii57S--
5l4ca. ....s...s..ss's' s''''''''-'''' x
Orgeric esfsT .s.ss..sss.'s'''''''''-'
Prom o. = crf-rt Of vassr, Oars. 49, ~ .,.
Vt- s-f c.n 10 ss4 ~ m gsisy eEd Ct1srs- q Voc
DrgsEis, Js srOllwsg q y e9 ,sssf q
- .: e {iiss9s rro7as.or,.
s.svi.EY 1880. 0B1LL4RD,J i9i.rs0d'
YEos FOUNDEgs ExTEA siaE s2LTED
sBsrE L-se, scaeaiors C.fes' =, - -
~ IcsSi6gIEs I! sAEgARb. "hoa Ssoye wrss9ass,'
az Wtief-si- n--II
as GOO 70 LoAs :. 7 pet er=l ca improved
rEseiTH c. 20 Pnost-
CAkUm-5oo o.l-s ro. l; SO do Hoa FO' ale Al
- aiUHF 4 DEHEic kil0H. 80 7ociht
EIAxGING.S-Ra2cE,f9D4 poopai iTon .oSo % lnene'
- ds tifeFcrl Qualities ard eOOfl Tor sse a. nalo s
CHAM CA8LEs-s lsrze sssJnznsui OF Enkns'
Z y ursyed frou So 70 ia tnches yer ssie ~
! ma skUFsf pERRlCsHOn - soon-H
! 01Cs SOPRs 40 al Ginds u paper nsEufaeszi
a -,s, rns,e-sr boufbt and fot % hJefai tefrA ~
nj, aaIJHT ob2SiCzSoH. Isl sio - so'so$-
Co(OA eHRLLs.A,osgsi ,s.o. "a te -. = =
AScT S'sST 9AggGIg : yVlhB H'N1---a-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
SCHOOLS.
TARRYFowE INsTITUTE.

TARRYToWE INSTITUTE.
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for soya
"A Al Tsrrytown, N. Y, A NEW NAN, Principal.
In ths Institution young gs1lemsn wiz 30 thoroughly IN
suc.ed N al the branches OF an English and CLASSICAL
edncahon recugi.s 'or commercial pursuits OF enerinS
college.
there are Two terms n : year, each tive monhs TEs
srr,sr tern commencing o. tie Grsi Of May aai Va
Winter on TIE frat Of November. Terms rssSOna5e.
Circulars corannE particulars, references, &c can ss
sblsined al spsldng Shepharts bookstore l9t Broad
way New.York, or by a.dressag Eo!e 70 iae Principal
riy2n eOdn
SCHOOLS, FAMILIES AND TEACHERS
- can have all their educational orders sanaiac1oy exc
eutsd Of The L. Schoo Agency, 29j Broadway, (aboye
The Psrhl established 1877 with unParaeled tacies aud
followed win ihs happ.eH reIulT To please and be
heated Ia our motto. Correspondence throug aolt tho
fron Teac era Registerrg Zee g. Ia ADVANCE and pro-
cures aiiorB rrgl sned Persons VIII be called oa
AT heir rsIdeuce ifrequesed Apply elJ, al aud post
PI sSa ST. O. II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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REMOVAL.

nEMOFAL.-L h. MOORE co. Jcb5ers Of Suk
isgrd Lsce Goods have removed 20 hs lcis - Broad
yHy corner OF Cednr-t sid receiving tneL fall sup-
ply Of Muslrs Er-broideres Laces Cloves, Rb5oua,
Trimmings and anal wares, 10 which ih,y invite TIE et.5n-
ton Of buyers ~ lmO&H'
kR.EDNAtkD n. DIXON Eduor u he scsipel,
EFhss removed hs consulting Offices 10 ll2 and 81 one
door west q Broad ~ where De- seuls ONCE consul
laioLs ard operative surgery szcusgeiy, once h0nri
from 10 o. 8 ard "a 9 evenings
I'm
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NOTICE 20 UARVMEN 10 RENEW TIL Ella
lNLlCENsL5-ExTacls rom Law TO Regulate Cars
and CaTtmen;
sEc s. Al Licenses to Cartmen shall expire on tho last
Monday Of July af.er the cate thorecf
gEc Evefy perrou o. Tecsig.ug Ia Lceass Cart.
man rhs pay % The Mayor, for tho of The CIV, tho
ann Of Twu pollas AID fry Ce1s ant Upoo n renew
al II a1y CAruGu's L;cluso, slch peTsO1 sha pay as
Aforesaid, tie sum Of Fifty Cents
In conformity herewith the csTimsl are hsreby required
10 rerev their License At he MAYORS Ohce City Hall 10
commence on THURSDAY, IT, lat dag Of August 85 al
10 O'Clock 4 NJ ard continue cAily, besweea 10 aud
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oOURAUDs HAIR RESTORATIVE,
nranAsaInu GLOSS.

THIS tho Isosi beautiful Preparation f1f zoe hair svsl
A inyentsd Il is warranted 70 make 40 hair srow
preveutiis hng out aud render std wiry hair son. sy
IA sloEsy THAI bottles tWo .hlngs esch-iound only
Or FELIX GOURAUD'S feridmefy Depoi Of w skef-sa
krs. store tom (not in) Broadway VIEW
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DFMOgAE-Dhs ChIGOs x FOhD NAYS removed
niheir oice 10 Chsmsersst once hours rom % 10
O'clock A "A. ard from 20 snd 10 e. Pm.
They nave Opened q Medical ard surgical lrhrnarT,
where the POOR viii be attended graigtonsy Tuesdays
fhursdsys and Saturday, rom - II O'CLOCK Az.
Dr. Chds vii give particular attention 10 diseaSos OF Go
chest lungs ana h-art
DR. Ford diseases Of tho eye and ear and 20 s1geal
csleG generally. JyII IN
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AUCTION SALES.
B. GARDINER, Aucronser.
u Al MIN ~ ~ NJ u

49, 49, -.
B. GARDINER Aucrocser.
DN BALDWIN GARDINER
~ slre - 5rcadWsy, cor AnEae1ys
~ Rarreai4T srsoroa wtl Be giSer 20 sales Of fsney
soocs, Porcelain, FAnaugA &c. Aso fufaszre o. fsa'
ues Eynf e hs1s> Keeping. Aro slotAs o. MAJ aiss'
a,vtne made n .,r.r ,-s7r s,.s ~ c FtTFTLs ss
as o. ssIA DO ,ofoe ~ REM - patronage o. - q soes
WV DUmONr, Aueasleer.
XACHT FOAM.-DrNoNT HOsAcK win
al a. AG-uou. THO RSpAY. Aug g q, u o-o,k. s!
re ne-chs1S kxetsuse, re new yscst F,en rc1o'ner
sgee, hyis sostau aii MAY 10 ars 50 set keel saa
81 sws 0nv :. inches yEior vel flle ali new chein ca
e 5 falacms, and .gn iron bal at Now Ia WI.
laUstlr.n gear ne Fsry. L-q1.rc g. 19 W&slirg.u1
Hotel, WiliamssurEh aus
Az sEKwIn Aaercnee,
DY BANGS, BAOEHER & 60. s.ore "a krcse.
DW4 Pstcalar E,;caics given 70 ne Is,s ofPriysss
IiA,.-.r csst sdva-ces r.de rasr dssir-d
NOTerIhs e9T'l 5s e. S S,sr PLAsf CO
htvifs The business M be coyuurst By ts rrgyiyors
uI[er re uile Of BANGS, BROTHER : co.
NeE-YoIG. Aug J, 1850
yIYTYsEcosD sEw.YoaK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY SepL g 1850
-. urser.l gred en- ccrce tss next REGULAR TRADE
sALE OF BOOKS, Paper, Stationery, Stereotype Pls.es
snc-rE Material, &c 70 commence o. aoatay, Ire 81
Of seD,sber ara 20 ne conducted tie regGs
uos. Is he asi one ard Eo.d the following terA viz
Or su purchases om the whole catalogue amounting 70
s7se and upward four sid ak mon ns credit On par.
hsses from The whole csa ogps iesl than 80 and uare
tsn 500 four months credit ard al purchases less taan
slCO cssh discount Of ore per cent VII BE- allowed OF
hsy recnes, ,hst invoices for IRE catalogue Re -i,hes
Immediately - Ire printing VII oe commenced a IN cary
day.
Ire Usual essh advances will b. rn,ds receipt Of
Foods when desired BANGS, BROTdERk CO.
"a erosdway.
AT PRIVATE sALs-8oans Popular Library series
Complete OF hesc very desirable Ard sseci ofkA are
ofered 70 trade and Others: compring The St2rd'
ard Library, 81 vols; the Scientific library vols; the An
ugusrs Library, Is vols; the Classical Library IL yo!,
acd The illustrated Library new series including Lodges
Portraits Of nlrstrcur Per.crages o. erca sri1a fhs
volumes soid separately y desired. lfl has tlr
been Issued Of The various works. and msy be had al s
store
Also Lafdrers Popular Lectures "a s-lercs and Art
2VUls, svo Ewbsnkt Hydraulics and Mechanics, John.
SON, farmers Encyclopedia Gnenons great WORK on
Mich Cows, fhaers Principles % yculnre, De focque-
vlles Democracy N snlercs Licns Songsteg Bennsus
Conhls Enrv Bookkeeping syo. ard Nises Aercnanvra
Or Fishers Work small Pox and Vsrioold, 4to, with
colored plAies.
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Once II tho Michigan Central Railroad company,(
DETROIT, JAY %, 1850

DErRoIT, Jnly %. 1850
SRAIRD PROPOSALS VII DO received II The
y ocs Of bis Company In the Cry u Boston, and IL
the cfcs Of Farmers Loan and Tras, Company Ia Tho
civ OF NsWYOrs until tho nth Gay Of August =. aooo, for
loan 81 Que Million Of Dollars upon thsf eight per cent
Convertible Boncs daIsd The hsI day Of Aphi and Of
Ocober Of present year and having yeafs 10
TIE propC sas viii be opened II tEo presence Of Samuel
FroitiI ham Esq Presidont Of tho State Sax Boson
sua D. u Williamson, Esq President VI lns FefmefS Loan
and Trust Company Now Yorf, and nodes thereafter vii
IA given 10 the parties whose proposals. ere
Accepted T. Directors renewing 10 themselves tho right
70 reject proposals. coming from Apparently irresponsible
Twsay per cent Of the subscription viii be payable on
Twsniy per cert Of the subscription win be payshIs 90
TTeny per cent Of he Subscription viii DO psyrbss "a
he lsI October
the lfI Jspu.fy, lSoL
Tweuly ger cent Of tie subschpnon vii DO paystsoos
the ist Apn, 1861
Ten PEI cent ooly OF The Bonds viii be lss1ed us ffi
psyuent OF ~ per cent az "a hs ciOse VI The sabscPdon
The Directors ANNOUNCE IhAI Lhs Bonded oebs of no
Company tl be Increased beyond ns amour, s1bof'
Ted 70 he present dAte. 1900. -
d - sAu5 GEO . UFTOo, IIo>e1o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

Y Mr. Nathan Young departed this ne on
Thursday he was universally esteemed io' MS
native goodness OF heart and disinteressed osne'0-
lenoe. He commenced life as carpenters ne Wa'
aRerwsrd partner with Hon. David A. Bokee, n.
c. elect from the County Of Kings, with whom ne
continued I'd TO the period Of his death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

ENANBI KY AND NUhWALh nALhVAU.
UaEOTlTE 20 CONTRACTORORs- sesed pro
po,as will reesiyed ~ me Dfec,sfs ~ NJ - s
"a Eo,zsk Railroad Company, n me once of ne ksn-
n, is Dsnnury urd tho % dsy " A9fua nsTt f2f Ias
gsdre piiug mssouy and bndzhz OF ne Tnoie o. s<sd
se. oroses plan sod specification Of the vofk VII
~ red fr examination o. aad asr no lbta day Of An
% Inc viii be divided iro convenient secnoas Of about
ore mile eacb 10 lrDgh e1d proposals. fnsy be made for
g. n, iii ne sectoLG, fY he wnos WORK, l1cl1ding
the tgpeTsrucsgfs. ,,,-.,,, ,,.,,.,, M, v..
Engineers Cmce, Dsnbury, Corn. gglyH 1850. I8isr
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CONTRAIT FOX WARNING AND VxNzI-
u LATIh0 WARD CONGRATULATIONS pro-
ross directed above -if b. received by Ins school
ers AID rEpectsf; ciths Hinth WTd Until tas
sts N August rexi for Warmly md ysarsnng ne nsw
hoo ocuse cow building 0reerwtca Az Hini1 WNd.
Psns binding can D. seen, acc NOR naFoa obtained
ty sppi- cation ~ E1nund Hsrry, IL Wallsi
~ John ncLFAN. School Commissi5psrs
EOSUaD FURRY, Ninth Ward
JERENIAH TEsBELL School Ia.peciou
rs a,g CHARLEs c BUxrONS Kinh Ward
STREEr DEPARTMENT 40. HALL ~
- REIOROs seslsd pre- sosas Wil 20 foceSesl :. ms
once uruI Freay Aagusi 5lh, ls51 a. oeloe. -
Cor reeusfirg Seyentiet5s a. from Third 70 toufb AZ
piaTs sceeffesiors and al Information fnereo, can %
rad on spplicaron 10 ne congset CIR o. M Depart
meLt $3.50 -, 49,. .aon.x
JAY 50, 1850. sHes1 Oo~as"on1.
C,rRFEr DEPARTDBNT 10 HALL OF
- RECOKD5-ssasd proposals. WI % received a. 'ns
49, mi yrasy A1susi9, zen, Of 5 O'clock, Nj
- regu.te Elstiy fOslk 81 from fnird 70 fourfha7
o.. ssscessnons ard ell Information hereto can be
had sPPleAacn W ns ~ o W. = ontas D''~'
merL S@HA, =. rSi~-
July 80 1880. seo-' oommsnoneI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21
Arrival OF the Observation-Disclosures News
from California, Panama, jamaica, and
the Snndw lCh lslnrds,

The very large body Of news received by the
arrival ofthe Cherokee from Chagres, together with
our domestic intelligence has made another double
sheet necessary to-day. We have, il will be seen,
intelligence from California two weeks later than
that received by the last arrival, and the varied
information received from our new State on the
Pacific will be read with more than ordinary Gu
riosty and interest. While we have TO congratu-
late the commercial community on the fact that
the steamer Cherokee has brought upwards Of two
millions of dollars in gold dust, and that the custom
house, at San Frencisco, cleared about the same
amount between the first and thirteenth of last
month, we have to depore the continued ravages
of the cholera, which seems TO have made sad in
roads upon the population. We present very full
lists Of those who have died, and can only regret
thai such painful news should be brought into con-
uast with the general commercial prosperity OF
the Eureka State. Our accounts from the mines
continue TO be Of very mixed character While
industry seems 10 be re warded with some measure
of success, there is reason to fear that many are
doomed tothe disappointment of their hopes, and
that the path of fo.tune is as thorny the Pacific
as in other less popular regions Of the earth Ca
ptsl appears to be successful as it usually is, and
into its vortex the products of industry float by the
natural laws of trade.
Our accounts from the Isthmus Of Panama re-
present that the railroad is progressing. The new
corps Of engineers has arrived, and have com
menced their work in earnest There appears
now to be some rational hope Of success in this
important undertaking Full accounts Of the pro-
sress Of affairs in the sthmus will supply the reader
with all necessary information on this subject.
We regret TO learn that the ravages of the cho-
lara have been very deadly at Jamaica. The fact
that about four thousand persons have persisted,
will excite no ordinary alarm. We have given
every particular that can furnish, on this Ia
nentable affection TO the island.
The news from the Sandwich Islands is not with
out interest to the owners of our whale ships, who
will not lose sight Of the information contained in
the intelligence from that interesting region of the
Pacific. In fact, the news by the Cherokee is ge-
morally Of such character as tn commend itself to
the attention Of every intelligent reader.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21

III. buttermuk stls
1la. Mountain seensl
ia. Landscape LAX,
lls. Landscape, n J ,
lls. squam Lake, wn
Nv. Moonlight N usi
lis. First Prayer In c,
lls. The Quiet Nook, /.
l2o. woodland Msmoi
III. Halt on the Pr>lri
IL. Hssbor Of s,vpo
l23. Outlet Of ssusert.
ia. Swiss Scenery, n
l@. Landscape, W N
lie. Fruit, J II wrish
Ia. Deep Hollow csts
les. View on the Sou
1ze. Autumn, d " c
100. Lake sirsseo, n .
ls1. Landscape, Ihos
ls2. Noon. day. " J
1S3. Scene In the Cat
l34. Elm Tree, J Mel
lss. Road Scene, ) Y
1876. solituds In the n
I97. Moonlight, N } ]
los. Scene on tquam
1so. Fruit and Tlovsi
40. Ia Fsystts ct oil
Ia. Sunset on New y
1i2. Landscape, , Ep
1I3. Flowers, IN wri
144 View In the Cats
las. ost,kIn Greek, J
14e. Harvest scens, v
1r. view Of Bsrschts,
les Bronze But Of w
1io. indian Hunters,
$50. Valley Of the Cat
Isl. Snow seepe, near
1f2. The Windmill, "
ls2 Falls II Tivoli, 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21

TO THE EDIrOB 81 IfiE HERALD.
have sect an article signed Committee, publish.
ed your paper stating several Of the passengers OF
IN. Helena flomsn left the city without receiving do
ns,cps IL so ~ was their fault, not mine Wits the
AID Of Capt Psulson and Mesrs Kurnhsrdt and De
Greek. made every possible effort 10 ind the suffer
Ing passengers OF the n eoman, and ell who we're
bncvn or could be found promptly relieved.
Hsyipg seen ell the passengers that could be iound,
saj distributed al the funds oonaded to me aud not
D1hing 20 receive more donations than had for,
pphllshed the notice evidently alluded to By the
Ce pttee,n TO prevent the tras smision Of further
FUNDS 80 me, and without vthips or Intending 90 In
f.rfsrs eith the Commttce.n OF any other persons
ma Of further objects Of charity amongst those
pna-rtups,'s perpops than had found.
Yeur Obsdent servant,
WIN H. MANWEIL a. Wall a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21
Movements OF Distinguished People.

The Hon. Daniel Webster will be In this city on
Monday to attend the Pilgrims Dinner ct the Astor
House, ter NJ
George Lombard. Boston; John y. Carr and lady,
Philsd.lJ bia; John r. Ford, Esq, New Brunswick;
NJ. u. Burnet, Req, Englsndi Laurence Greenwood,
Pottsyills, Penn. l. Candee, J. l.. Coz, New Haven
4. Corwin. England we're among the ar rivals At the
Union Place Hotel Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald, Boston; Lieut.. Garland, Y,
r. A aud lady; X. p. Tneston. Boston; A. b wsrford
Harrisburg; fhos J. Homer, Ct Louis; rhos Cooper
4. II. 1Iobbe. Alabama; J. W Bingham, San Francisco;
". r. Pratt, Sacramento W. n. Coryens and daughter
West Point; III. W. Alden, Stockton; ". W. Rider
West Point; Hen. d. Rumsey, q. Reynolds, Washing
ton, among the arrivals yesterday at the Irving
House
r sinciair, Boston; J. white, Connecticut " Blssk.
philseelphia: ID. CLARK Hartford; A Walker Buffalo;
q, Armstrong lJamsics; Capt. q. Bayley, steam
ship Panama Capt. KilhAm. San frsnsisco, 3.
Wright. Jsmses; q. Armstrong, Jsmsies arrived yes
terdsy at the Astcr.
N wheeling baltimore; q. smanrood. Boston; t.
Cooley. PhilsIslphis; C.sNuttng, California; J. q.
Waterman Boston. were amongst the arrivals JESTER
day At the Am srican.
from the Aston House si, grs phic meteorological
Rsgittsr, Dee 10 "a. NJ Boston, tip top seighing.
cold Providence, Thermometer, "a Wind N. W,
cloudy, snow inches. Ees Haven, cloudy, mild,
sbop melting away fact Norvioh clear and plea
ssnt slcehing poor. Bridgeport, cloudy, Mid STAN
ford, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21

THE Gas AND FERRY CONTRACTS, AND THE Cont
MON CoUScIL.-I In the Board ofAssistant Alder
men, last evening, the reports of committees in
favor of giving a new lease 10 the Fulton and
South Ferry Company, and new contract to the
New York Gas Light Company, to extend to
1865, came up for concurrence, having already
passed the Board of Aldermen. The perfect
recklessness with which legislation is performed
in these two branches Of the city government, ad.
monIshes US Of the care which ought to be used in
selecting men to fill the Offices OF Aldermen and
Assistants. Now, these men all knew, and do
know, that this ssn,e gas light company to whom
they have given a long and lucrative contract,
rendered itself so obnoxious TO the of the
community, last yeer, that several public meetings
were called, and respectable citizens, in great
numbers, came forward and made loud com.
plants charging, in some instances, the perpe-
tration of acts which, among ordinary indi.
vidusls, would involve a question of common
honesty. II was said at the time, that persons in
the company's interest were there, and sneered at
the proceedings. We can well believe, now, that
this W az true. What means have been used to
convince the Aldermen and Assistants that the
people were wrong, and that the gas monopoly is
all right is impossible for to say positivey-we
can only guess At all events. the bills above
alluded to are through both houses Of the city
legislature, and only await the signature OF tn
Mayor TO become law. II In TO be hoped, how
ever, that his honor will withhold his signature,
and throw the whole responsibility of the mea-
sures upon these two dignhed bodies-the Al
dernen and Assistant Aldermen Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21

AFFAIRS IN SoUTH AMEERIcA.-In our colzmns,
this morning, will be found some important news
from South America. received by the bark O. j..
Hayes, Capt Scott, and brig Rolleson, Capt
Crowell. The threatened rupture between Brazil
and Busnos Ayres is likely to be more serious than
was at first supposed, the Buenos Ayres minister
TO Brazil having demanded his passports, and gone
home. There has been commercial revulsion at
Mon,eyideo and Buenos Ayres, which resulted /,
the ruin Of several Of their most prominent mer-
chants. The news is important, and will be read
with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21
DOU BIZ E SH z E IT.
News from Europe /.

The steamship Africa is now in her fourteenth
day, and is, of course, overdue She will bring
enc week later news from all parts of Europe. 1t
is locked fer, particularly from Germany, with no
little interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21
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called James and J eph Coffee, we're arrested jester
dag, charge ~ ling trunk containing cloth
ing waived at $50 the o. opsrty OF John Daily residing
., No rs Market street Oncsr Valentine. Of the &C.
,snth vud. made the srres and recovered the trank
and portion % the clothing.