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The New York herald., 1850-12-06
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5, 1850.
Attempt to XII Uife-Stoien Goods Discovered
The Opera--Jenny Lind, etc.
An attempt at murder was made, yesterday morn
ing, in Moy amensiDg, by man named Johnson,
upon the person of his wife. He had. for some
time previous, been separated from her, and yes
terday he went 10 the house where she was living,
and demanded bis child. She refused, when ne
presented pistol al her, and was just in the act of
pulling the trigger, when a servant girl, who was
watching the interview from the head of the
stairway, leaped down, with one bound, and struck
the weapon upon the floor, where it exploded
hermlessly. The disappointed husband escaped
before the alarm could be given.
noted rookery for the disposal Of stolen pro-
perty, kept by negro woman named Spires, has
Of late been broken up, and variety of articles,
the produce of rohberies within Ae last year or
two, have come TO light. silver fruit dish, stolen
from John Grant, ESQ, more than a year since,
has been restored TO the owner. The trial of this
woman will come on during the present term of the
court, but il seems that the man to whom, il is ev
dent, she only played second fiddle, will escape
the prosecution be merits.
Old Drury is being renovated in anticipation o
the approaching opera season, and the best sc at
already taken for the first night, next Tuesday
Miss Lind was out this morning, and had severa
fire pictures taken by Root She is now in bette
voice than al her last concert, when she was suffer
ING from her sore throat, but preferred TO sin!
rather than disappoint the audience.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
MARKETS ELsEWnERE.

BosroS, Dec Ar Auctoa-2 shares State Bank 62sl;
Shoe Leather Dealers Banh llH adv Hamilton Bank
Sadvi blasle Baah, 81 ssvi Grsal,s Bank ady$ "a
mont Central Raroas, s; % do ss 500 do IS; Ito do.
bS s5 ~ Boston Maine ksilroad lU5 40 do l0s
70 Concord kailread So Mchgaa Csnttai Ralrosd l0l
lOkorthern kailresd. es Rutland Railroad 90 81 wst-
Railreas t 10 DO. sOy so do bso iia, 100 Phiadsls
phis wilmingon and Railroad blO sO 100 do
Sgl 100 do, SID i0Fsll River hsilrOad, sn do Tia
20 vermont snd nsstaehuietts kslread 5z 10 Old Colony
,heahre Railroad 6Ji Boston aud Worcester Railroad,
1Os 80 Reading Railroad bi0 3; rs do b3 J4 100 East
boston onpany 100 do b5 ls1S rs do, BIO, ls,s Is
hss.x Company, 9ss 100 Edg.worth Company bsJ 81 2'
d, s 100 Do w @ slog Vermont Central Bonds sliS;
2Ods., yl1S LOO Cheshire Bonds go, s24; 40 Boston
Concoro ssd Montreal Bonds sS; 100 Vernon and M,ssa
shuse,s Bonds7 loOo de-, Si Loo Vgdenseurs Bonds,
PmIaprIrius. Dec. b.-Fyra Board-saOoO Reading 6.,
6s i.s So WininsiOs R,iiross ~, So: iscS Nav
1 90 IS IoOo do t5; Lou DE- ss tog susq Canal s.,
tIf tVO DO, IS, 5aA; goo do, bS7s; 4tgg do So 400
rtnIsylvsnia De- ~; 500 do, gJi 2OO Morris Canal
90, bs 81 900 do 80 20 do, s.Js tob DO lT 10 Pssn
sylvsnia hsiircad az do, s3 80 vcksburg railroad
Se. IS. iS ~ do IN; 100 Morris Canal as 2isk 100 do
2isi 10 ONyrth West CtIper Csmpany 1s q Pnadslpnia
iGtq R,seihs &C. 40, i7A 1900 sehuJ laili Nav Ss 81
2u shares Reading Rail cad, AZ 40 de- s,s aD do, va
Hoard- $40 Ciiy6 I07 500 sen. Nav es i5 so P.ana.
Cst giS Win s,oS ssiifoss b. 4 Mssssais. ssnE,
~ "a hills. Bank sri - PepRa- Bank llsh: 100 Read
irp RHilroad, TiSs l0i vckssurx Hnirosd. isk AOer
Sais- 20 shss kesdtng Railroad Ss io0Neksbarg Rail-
rCsd,Ka
BAIrr~onr Dec. -sshsres Uniou B,aN 7 Is Frautiin
62h. ~ o. 6a 20 do time 81; Is do time a. Is dO.
time, Ga; - 90. time. .. .ttl ~ do, 62bs.
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Jews BY THE MAILS.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 5, 1850.
jimmy Ltnds QnaJtos-FUeman's Reception
Nr,D Gas Works Murine Disastus-Drorned-
Nt,0 Count1ft,ts, &c.
The apartments prepared for Jenny Lind and
suite, at Barnums Hotel, were yesterday thrown
open to the gaze of the members of the press, who
this morning describe even the texture of the
sheets, and other ct cetsraS of a lady's chamber.
Twelve rooms, including hree parlors and dining
Toom have been fitted up and appropriated to their
exclusive use in that part OF the hotel fronting on
st. Paul street, which Is wholly occupied by the
families of the worthy proprietors, Messrs. Barnum
and Mclaughlin. They are splenddly furnished,
and supplied with all the requisites for genuine
comfort She is expected to arrive here in the ex-
press train Saturday evening, and gives her first
concert on Monday evening.
A committee OF one, from each of our fire COM
panies, has been appointed TO proceed to Havre de
Grace, 10 meet the Vigant Fire Company, of Phila-
delpnia, who will arrive here next Monday
week. The whole department of the city Will also
parade, TO meet them on Broadway, and escort
Them 10 their quarters.
The cheap gas movements at the North, have
had the effect of stirring up our gas monopoly to a
proper performance of their duties. They have
works, on late and improved plan capable OF sup
plying double the quantity now used in the city
The excuse they have heretofore given for not re-
dHcng their prices has been, that if they reduced
them there would be more applicants for gas, and
that they already bad more than they could supply.
Quite singular reason to be given in this age of
improvement and progress.
The ships North Carolina and F. W. Bruhe, left
port Yesterday, in tow Of steamers, and were last
night reported to be stuck fast in the mud, few
miles down The river The weather continues SO
thick and bazy, that il has placedquite an embargo
on our pert for some days past.
worthy old gentleman, named VIM. II. Bo-
haran, of st Mary's county, yesterday morning
fell overheard, from a schooner, and was drowned.
He was man of considerable wealth.
new counterfeit, on the Chesapeake Bank, of
this city, has made its appearance in some of the
western counties They altered notes, and
can be easily detected, being very bungingly exc
cupd
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

Cleared.
ships-wm Pattsn. Thsossld. Liverpool. Dunhan D-
B.rasIJ.spsr as:.y Charleston. Dunham Dinon; Lo-
Bis:SF.:s. Helen: SDSssS, Post Amsterdam. runsh
Ss. Ssrd W5ad::.. Es: Aittsa; Ss.s.fss
Savannah. Dunhsm Dinon Oriols, Robinson 81 Marks
sehrs-r.ir snedecor Richmond; Merchant. Couch do;
Plymouth Rock, Lacy. Boston;
stsaneu-Ens Norman, Philadelphia; PsnObscOt. ssy-
sioop-warren. stsawood. New Haven.
with nass 10 na
s ssa rs ssrss
Hamburg for NYori having signals Of distress flying
BsTi Hsrehon.m of clyds.d.e tBr) Ferguson Glasgow.
Nth iron zeal and 7e passenssr; tG rnin
iron se to master o''' Ahsrs i''n' WIN
Sss Isss c.rh.
sa s.fs t e. Il 4 % ship
- ts . se
rsa ssp, wit With q y xhiss SQUARE in The centre
jsa:ro ssy: .as, ssA .s sSaS $ o.
Big sss.s forssnd shaw HAVANA, a.ss with
mel.ssss. TO the captain
Do. Bsi%Sis saSs ballast; sii
Brig Fanny Of liverpool Ns, Smith. Port .u Pinoe via
Rs ssl ki :.Ss a %sAss % s. Is
18th ut with hides &o TO mstser Has experienced
k.s si . Jas
Braine.
sehI p.nl Frances Perrin, New Bedford Norfolk.
ssr sh S4.ss G:ns.s Pi pSrnS s days.
Below.
Brig Prssoes tBrem), Is days from Port Prince, TO
Funche Meincke. " -
The steamer Franklin. wotton Havre. anchored at
the quarantine on aceount Of the fog.
The ship Guy Mannerins ostrOm, for Liverpool. au-
ehored in the lower bay.
. Hs,. from yh.
noon got ashore mud Eat where she
number Of square rigged vessels outward bound come
from the lever bay yesterday and anchored In the North
River. and at the quarantine ground.
DEc 5-winA during the day from NE, with fog.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

On Thursday. December 5th, BY the Rev Mr. Covel,
JAnEs TRof, Of New York 10 Miss ELLES GERHERrr Of
Dublin
on "wednesday, December 4th, at Brooklyn, L. l., by
the Rev. J. W B Wood Of Sands street Methodist n.
Church. Mr.. StLss II. MUNsor. Of Peeksknl. N. Y, to
Mrs MtRrHA X HTERISo, Of Brooklyn.
Albany papers tlesee copy.
Al Flatlands l., on wednesday, December 4th. by
the Rev DR. Hsddook. JosErH HoBsoS, Of Baltimore. to
EuzABrrH CHRisrorHrhs, daughter Of Elijah II. Kim
han
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

THE DrrrNrioN % Two AMrno,Ss AT Pasaauu.-
The Sae Register contains account Of the detention
Of 2Americansin Paraguay, before mentioned By Pre-
hdent Lopez, The parties are Edwsrd A Hopkins and
George Brsndreth They LETT San Borga, village o
the river Uruguay In the beginning OF February for
Assumption, leaving behind their mules and the bulk
Of their mercbsn disc which could only be introduced
into Paraguay BY the special permission OF Jopez the
President. Only eight or ten days necessary for
the Journey aud though they lett with the ntentio
OF imms dstely returning for their luggage nothing
has been sis &c heard OF them, and Is supposed at
Sen Borgs that they have been foroiby detail ned by
the President OF Paraguay.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
Teiegraphic Reports.

NEw 0sLEsSs, Dec. 4, 1850.
Cotton.-six thousand bales sold within the
last three days with barely one eighth decline. The
following are the 13sc to 13Ic.
Sugar declined kc fair and ane Rio coffee declined.
1000 bags we're sold at ptsc Corn selling at 80 TO
SOC fully 20 cents decline In week. Sterling ex.
change at &c. Frsishts dull-cottOn to Liverpool
was led.
CrScrSNsri, Dec. 5, 1850.
Hogs we're selling to-day, at 50 IS.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

HAvRE AND koUrHAaProN-s tsamship Franklin-S n
stsssr and lady Mr. Onset and children Switzerland
Parsons, Flushing. LII; Penuman Stone, NYork:
Leopold Belbruuer, dos Root, do WIN Urener Louis
Sea- pierre France IenhAu, Philadelphia; Miss Hope
do; simpsop Mrs 6mpsop and chl1reu, Rhialau-
der NYork Cabot @ Bates, Boston: A Newman, II VIII
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

Arrived-schr Richmond, Phiiadeiphis.
Ccaree-hah Nay State. Baltimore bres Syivsna, NAM
ssna, wCMexioo Rapid Trieste, VIA kYork; schrs We
thannet, hobiiei Baker, Norfolk
Clearsd-ship Camden. NYork.
FALL RrvuR. Dec 8
sailsdsehr Nancy Bishop. Norfolk sisop Borden,
a., NEw ORLEANS, Dec T.
NrwpoRr. Dec g.
ton with loss Of srars.
c,, PORTLAND. Dec l.
sailsd-ship Sea Serpent. NYOrt.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
PassenEers Arrfyed.

LryxRrooL-Packet ship Devonsbire-wa G Hail. Thomas
Witherr and wife. Mrs Ashwn and Mrs. Harris Mrs
John To@pkn.. wm Moore. lady and two children. John
Young VIM Young Josiah Young Thos Cook,
ball kdmund Tibhan, Edmund Gill and lady.
CARTHAekrA-Barh bogota-Antoine Fouteota.
BERMrpA-Brig Princess ROys-Nessrs Dayenpo Mat
theWs. M Colline
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

DACrtC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-THH PUB-
lie are informed that under the thls
coDptDy steamers inspected and approved ~ the Navy De-
partmen snd carrying the Usi,ei states mails Will
nre 70 leave Pansma snd san Francisco the first aud
fifteenth daJf Of each month, ures detained unavodA
BILE accident or the ronaival of the mAs Pans
tesintrs Of the fret Of the month will touch Acapueo
San Bas hazatn San Diego, ant Monterey. TIE
Of the tt.enh q the mouth will bat az
no other Mexican ports
The stesmshiP cOLUk3TA will ply regularly after
her arrival IN the Pacific leNeen Fan TraucscO ports
In OreyGn awaiting the former the
and from Panama, and returning without dsay
with mails and ter the following
San prsneisco. feralar line Of pcss ~i kept up
for the trnnspcrtaoa Of freight aud ansf paasesrers
between Ptnapa and San Frtncisco.
The connection in the antis will ke main aimed
tteamfhrs hgPIRE CITY. leaving New rorF the thr-
tecnth. snd CHEROKEE leaving New York The trenty
ghth OF each month for Chasres third b1at will be
bsrt In New ftrf as a spar steAmer
The new tteamships ChsiBgEAN aa5 PHILADELPHIA
viii torn direct line teipeen New Ori.sns Charres
leaving at such perioes vii ttle deenton
rfb'c On thesthmus, rndforming with the Paodc
keSico California aud Oregon.
Through tickets for month te secured appi,a
tcE TO the Company % South York Applies
ons ior pstt.gs rsm New oylcsns should be made
STRONG, LsUfA>UN co, AGENTS 81 that piace.
New York, Octcbcr 81, 1850
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

nR HoRRIsoN CoNrIeUEs TO CURG CzRqAIH nls-
~ eases, in their forns without
pes recent aneccns IA few days. pr.ot5a n D year,
enAbos him 70 dehiHty emssisns, &o oor-
teqne1t on selNtuse. No tee u cared zee he Losasu
alploma in bis oelce, 9tH Fult-a strse..
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
AHkPPlNG.

E0R LIykRP0oL-UNIrED STATES NAIL sTHAR
ship ATLANTIC, CApt JAs. West.-Tnis ship vii
depart With the nails for Europe psstiysly sssur
the foot OF Canal street No berth secured until psa foS
All letters through the Post Once For freight
or psssgo-having unoquas Recommendations Tor
sreonf0rs--appy ssenw-n 70 Y ca,yrx. ,xv.r.
The steamer ARCTIC. viii saooeed the ATLANTIC and
sail December 3th.
rV,nE NIw YORK ND LIvEEPoOL UsIT4D sfArBG
y Nail steamers-Ihs ships comprising tins limo the
ATLANTIC, captais wsss- ~ LIic. captain eomstssk
PACIFIC. Captain nys. ADRIATIc. Capt. erafscs.
These shi,s having bail, BIZ sostrae sxrrsssfss
servica has hcer takea
struetion also In their engines 70 strensih
quAlled for elegance oomfort.
Prioe Of from New York TO Eyerpoel sls; erosu
rve use Of extra sssc stats rooms tss from Liverpool
New York SIS.
An sxpersnssd surseos win be attached 70 each shp
The Of these shp~ will solx
uness bills Of adDs signs thsrcer, saS tss vale
tkeroof therein eapresed.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

Before tBe Hon. Judge Paine
Disc. b-MsFeafsf Morris oeansf .qLrg Tro,rs, Major
Thompson ond HoHion Fish rhis suit wes brought by
the plaintiff who Keeps an extensive boarding se
az cas- Broadway against Browsr the kee per of large
livery stable next door Oormery Constitution Us'J
Major Thompson, who had sub-et the premises to
Brewer. ard the Hor. Hamilton Fish Governor of thi.
State, he thereby for keep
ing up aud maintaining nui,ance The plaintiff as
serts that many Of her boarders left her during the
year ls49 In consequence OF the offensive odor arising
IRON the stables There several questions Of fact
involved in the but the principal question will
whether livery stable IN broadway IL a nuissncef
Dr Frink deposed, behalf Of the plaintiff that he
boarded st the house OF Mrs Norris that it vs rst
class boarding house ard that the odor arising from
the tables offensive, and injurious to the health
Of the boafders. On crossexamination he said that
the with him that he should pay 81
week. Adjourned
COMMERCE or BosToN.-VsIue Of domestic pro
ducts exported for the week ending November 30
0,2ll % foreign. $7,lg7 q. Some time last
year, domestic, .sl57, 36 81; foreign, S25 l6) ~
Imports of specie for the year up TO December I,
500, AIS; exports Sl69 l02 o. Vessels arrived in
November, foreign, go; cOastwise, f75 Fl; cleared,
Foreign, go, coastwise, 475.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
MEDICAL.

No CURE, NO cHARGF-Da. SURPHY .HAs M
moved 70 Me- ~ kovseV street, Chaths,
he 10 hourly consulted all diseases Recent
without mercury IN Gays with unparalleled
cess His oTecihc, 81 lCr. be beaten. N.
best Dr. N viii forfeit, ssOa
nh;wARREN ~ CONFIDENTLY CONsy aTED on
pifmss, from ~ ysars praotiec. Of which in
ncetits Dr W. - Enabled 20 guarantees speoaY
with9ut rerenry se. his diploma In BE sse Ne Mott
street. eJentrg Chsthan with tAt
suferv Ane mesioin, iris ecs-try has rrOduetd.
nh. JoHN sUH. NO. 10 DUANK srREKr so wHLz
~ known "A tsa ttt.tmepi ~ dsieats destsss The
sortrptson for sk IN these ha-oured that bayw
eristed Tor years, Al
cured n four aayr
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
TIM Nxw YORK AND LIvxspooL UsITsDsrArBs

IpSARD < Collins, % wssi street.. n. t. or.
BROWN SHIrLEY Co. I4verrpcL
y. a. ROBERTS CO.. - kirg's Arns ytra, Lonass.
L. DRAPER IT.. SReulavard. Mon tnsrtrs, Pxris.
after the hrss of April nssl the of tsshb ny the
bovesteamsrs from vsrpoo VIII be mstSraY reduced.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
M MARITIMR INTE LLIG e N Q 4 !.

Pert OF New York, December Q, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06


ma. RALPH. AUTHOR oF THE "PR ,crrc.I pnr-
- vste Irsati,e, Sc-Cr 60 hours, to IL A. ~; stos
been amatter of surprse foms that any ons m
bhty and OF pofssiora atainuents ehouid devete hs
ION 70 osss.,s when people o. every teserptian pre-
the misees these reope bring were knevn
svery diherent opinion would Be med Ana n e,ir
wei, boay hat is Setl.psd pss pS s ea M ne rss
nsture te acct ptstery and even 20 ~ ,sS
duotvs faculty altosethef It Il fact thst when ast
proIery treated thsy frmain 90 dormsat IN ere con-
stituon hs to appear other wav fbar IN trey asss
snd sf,edily rsneved ne uneonmoS ,ssss
practice IN this specs am pie fsy th1s
many e can be cured days A. t,v Rad erist~
ana tna IN any stage of certain disesses or tnee
as we'd sa ire depcrabls Effects resuln
rom early improper hait he can insure saeb eertsn s.
saea cures AZ can be from no Other
IhoeA Who appy earlie~ stages viii b. sur
1 He eass snd rarisity ~ the care
a PERFECT sAFEGUARD AGAINST ouAcEERY-.
s,,nr,d PRACTICAL Private Trsatse' The nature.
sye With recircs for remedies diet,
80 and elearly even adapted the ever
Nlnth edition St2 with yiates rree al solo
= ooOreshNleh street, or mailed free BY post.
de DE LANEY's fRENUH STANDARD REwrpixx.
to, me Immediate of certain defeats aiee.sss'
asa as usu. s HE ose, b spsnard stree,
Ihoss vhc are lrgvins from week e. we-t unss
~ 9l great and small qusck doctors. Will ~ avail.
oi those unnrvassed parely verssse pre-
snsmsslve world Of suaerins AID snGeins toa wbi.h
eeoIllnk y the he
rsm"siss at De Laneys eelsbrsed Inyigrfss
brought on By early indiscreet hahjs ncs
We man Tor business sosisty His pspula
sn sss ~ letter. n y he .,iss's srs.i. rss
gnrins femsis Regulating Pills and Drors sl ,iso a.,
frsseh prsvestive, se. r' W NV ''
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

BosrcS Dee 4-Arr sarss oioraiar, Jordan Norls.n.;
Ella, Flinn, savannah brigs Tuscan, Cousins sarah
Ens ana piriso B1etps- Phsdsiphis sohrs Bsr'sona a.
Amsnds, Persons Phiiadslphis Below herm brir Ga
ship benninston lnew, SIS tons Young NOrisan bsrss
Gen h..rons Dc: hriss rerr.s. Carney, nssnsss
dsce tstthewr, hsltimore; VAIL Baker Cr,
vel, Pksdslphis schrs Charm, Berry De- Homer Fsrssr
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