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The New York herald., 1850-01-27

The Case Of One- Eyed Ihsmpson.Oficer Clayton, Of
the City of Brooks served yesterday writ OF Aabeas
corpus on MIR. Edmo1ds keeper Of the city prison in
this city, requesog The Attendance Of Mr. Arlington
Ber net before the magistrate cscs Smith Of Brook
reference TO the charge preferred him against Wm
ii. Thompson eias Ons-t.yed Thompson, in reference
to the pos essesion OF altered 81 bill to $50 the
Trademarks Bank cf this city. The examination Is
set down for ten o'clock Monday morning. Daring
this investigation it L. believed new facts con-
peced with the present mysterious affair will develope
themfeyes
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
Russia.

The Globe learns from Petsrs burgh that by the pro-
posed reyhon Of duties upwards of Of the
srieles subject to custom charges wall be admit
tea Tree and materials ut present contra.
hand entered Tor pton at either hxed or st
I'D tGreLe,e duty, without having access TO the tariff
fabier.
ia los upon the imports II wrong ht iron and the
sequence will probably be large export of Russian
iron TO this country. That great opposition TO this
has been expsrieneed from vested interest viii
net excite rurprse but IL the Efforts of intere ted
Ges sufficient TO procure tselye months delay n
its CATION and 1t should not have app-s
intended he let OF the present month there is little
doubt Of it's becoming lover al period OF the
suing year.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

Bc coo Honveds, Of all ages and cangs, who, at the
of the war glad return to their homes ana
resune the duties Of vocation hastily thrown ASIDE
fer n camp A proclamation has now been pubirhed,
sun nonipg these Honveds TO appear before the Mill
tsIy Recruiting Commission, and all those VINO sre
found capable will be enrolled In the imperial ranks
Defsultsrs-that Is. all who neglect 10 appear oefore
the last day Of January ls6owere toee treated rs ae
eerters , q,
BY an imperial ordinance, dated Vienna January \,
the Emperor declares that the restoration oil oruer
tranquility admits Of reduction OF tne am abu vi
neDt Of affairs footing OF peace IN tni' uoN A.
nent his majesty speaks with gratitude OF the service
rendered by the al N.Y. aud OF the assistance given o.
Russia. Some Of the Vienna journals eontain a ru-
NOR that the people Of Belgrade had at acked the Furk
ish Pasba in his fortress that he had
y opened the OF his and laid the greater part
OF The town ia ruins The Vienna ceres spondent o
the T,Ees however cOatradcts this rumor, which b,
declares be as false the previous report Of in
surrectitn among the Austrian yirdars.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
New York, Sunday, January ~. 1850
News from California.

The Empire City Is looked for from Chagres.
and may arrive at any moment, bringing accounts.
in all probability, from California to the 18th OF
December The steamer Oregon, it was thought,
would leave San Francisco on that day, and reach
Panama about the sth of January. fthere should
be no intermediate steamer from California, we
shall not receive accounts until the return of the
Cherokee from Chagres.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

STEAMERS FOR CHAGREs.-The splendid new steam.
,hip Georgia, Lieut.. Porter, commander, leaves for
Chsgres, tomorrow afternoon. The elegant ship En-
pire City Capt. Wilson, takes her departure on the
7th of February with the passengers booked for the
Sarah Sands, ard the Cherokee the 18th, for the
destipson with the passengers for tas Tonnes
The popusr aud tayorite steamer Crescent CITY,
Capt Charles Stoddsrd will leave for Chagres on the
2Sth, touching, en- route a. Havana aud New Orleans
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

CAPTURE OF A SLAYER Capt Marson, of ship
Rome, which arrived yesterday from Calcutta.
via ST. Helena, states that when he left the latter
poit, on the lih ult., SLAYER, with five hundred
slaves On board, prize to an English war steamer,
was In the oiling.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
COMHERCIAL AFPAIRS.
MONEY mARKET.


The Itsck market has not experienced the slightest
change since yesterday. The transactions continue to
about the usua extent but there is not the arst ndi
cation Of returning activity, favorable change In
prices must bs very dull music for the bulls; and
although the bears may be dissatisfied with the slow
depreciation In prices they doubtless console them
selves with the fact that interest Is continually accu
muatipg in their favor, and that they have the In
of q large capital, without laying out OF cent
Quotations for the fsncies to-day not 30 6rm,
without any actual depreciation ysster-
day.
The mails Of the Nisgara have been received, and
find nothing in the details Of the Of i'm
portsnce than the accounts received by telegraph.
The only favorable feature in the commercial advioss
10 the advance In cotton which for the weeks end
ing the 11.h inst, ranges from to ,.ths Of cent
per h. In bresdstufs and provisions there has been
NO change, either regards prices demand.
According to the returns for the quarter ending Janu-
sry 5th 1850 there has been In the revenue
Of the Of Britain Of f3ol l25 oom-
pared with the corres pending quarter the previous
year while for the year ending January 5th 1885, there
has been decresse Of fso,131. The greatest falling
of In the rvsnus for the year. has been In customs.
There has been small decrease In the amount Of bul
lion in the Bank Of England but there no falling
of In the abundance Of money In the rates
OF interest.
The Mile dseville, Georgia, Manufacturing Com.
Psny has declared . dividend OF ten per cent on i.s
operations for the last ak months This factory began
Its operations psratively small scale gradually
Increasing ITS spiBdles and looms until Il has In
use machinery nearly equal to the full capacity Of is
power, and the extent Of its buildipgs
There is bill before the Senate OF Pennsyivsnis 10
the certificates Of debt due domestic creditors
u has been rsportsd by the Finance Committee, and
provides that the Auditor General be authorized to
sete and the State Treasurer to pay the interest
on certificates Of debt issueiito domestic ereiitors
sgrseably to act Of April Iss2 up to June l. 1850,
and at the request Of any holder the Auditor General
s authorized to the same, subject to the pay
ment Of six per cent per anuum, (paysble semi-sn.
nually), until provision shall have been made by the
Commonwealth for the redemption Of said oertiassts
there crthoses to he received ct the State Treasury
In payment OF debts dus the Common wealth
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

BIAcK.MAu WITH VENGEANCE In relation to
the Jewels Of the Prince Of Orange, an account Of
the robbery and discovery Of which our police re-
porter gave a few days since, we have learned that
nearly i.ree thousand dollars Of the reward offered
by the Dutch government was appropriated by the
then surveyor Of this port, whose name is NJ VI.
Nesh. During the last few years this notorious
parsonage has been making a great clamor about
"blsck -mail''-"blsck msil''-chargiog every one
who was more prosperous IN the world, by his in
dustry, than he was, with having succeeded by
black. mail. Here is an open tangible and pslpable
fact, Of his having received nearly three thousand
dollars from foreign government. while he was
receiving his salary, too. Tor bis agency ia sbduct
ing or sending out Of the country the robber Of the
Jewels.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

TIE arrival Of express in anticipation Of the
land mall vie Msrseil.s, gives us dstes from bombay
elusive. They state that tridips disturbance had
occurred ON the Peshavur frontier and that large
force had been sent 20 suppress ~ The Voverpor
General stil indispcsed. The heats Of November
we're unprecedented. The Madras rains we're fuiy .
rncrth bshipd time Fears of . famine we're enter
tas.es Much sickness prevailed ct suhkur and sool-
TN. At Bombey, there vss rather more demand for
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
RetCLunl.

The central section of tne thamber Of Representa-
lives the 3lst u declared in of the retention
OF the present laws, with increase import
duty The tecton made protect against the abuse of
the privilege now granted to pubic fuactionsries Ct
1ee convey ance per railway.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
Shipping Intelligence.

-. . New ORLEANs. Jan IS.
Arrivedshrs Clarence aud Kentucky Boston; brixs Lin
den ana Sussp NYoIki schr John Caspar. Philadelphia
ATiyed-Blrk Emily Nyork.
The latest fc the Br ship Elizabeth represents he,
ssfull Of water, with several vessels alongside.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
A Cneap Pauer.

The Dollar Weekly Hooh, the size Of the daily
Herald, and entirely filled with interesting and
miscellaneous reading will be ready for delivery early
to- morrow morning.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

Magic Hair Dye.-PhslOn's Wonderful
lmproymsnt to color the hair or whisse the moment
applied without ir The hair skin
immediately without disturbing the color has no bad
oder Ii 10 applied sold P5AL0Ns, 1877 Bsoad way
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

DO you Want Clean shaves II SO, cali
Professor r. W. johnson the prime. Of barber 40
Spring. in the kighh srd, and you will be
He has invented new principle Of shampoOng which
nands universal attef tion.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

by when people judge Of quality by price Alone
brilliant establishment csnnot entice them to give exorban
prices for Boots and Caters when they get article,
unsurps ssed in the Union forty per cent cheaper at
"A. Ia IA -
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

CRY TAXES, MnLIoSAIREs AND MusIc We
observe that VIM. b. Astor, George Griswold, and
several other S'ilio~airss uptown, have been holl
ing pnvae meetings in dney parlor of one Of the
banks downtown, in relation TO the tax bill recent
" introduced into the Legislature, and opposing the
passing Of that PROJECT II the object Of these real
estate owners was Of a popular character, why
were not their meetings public, and all those who
own real estate, from thousand dollars ny TO ten
millions, invited, on an equal footing, TO express
their opinions on that important subjecti
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
The Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 90, 1850.
Two Southern mails came through to night, from
| New Orleans
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
fsreece.

The Athens psper,, OF the 18th ut publish the
buoeet such has ben ssreed upon BY the govern
snt ana the Diet The ipcor. 81 the State IL S29
drsolms and the expenditure 10 6i0,iT3. Tn. army
.uDbtr 300 men and 100 ofnoers The navy con-
rsts 81 ~ vestels namely; 2 ooryettes 4 steamer
hris, geolettes cutters. aud gun boats 10 has
ssmirsls IL captains % commanders, 10 commanders
Of the second ciss lso heu.nant l23 cadets quar-
Ger masters, iptspdsnt, stnery osp,sin 4 artillery
nsutepspt surgeons, spOtbeesry-nskips total Of
xxq ofhcers
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

The Custom HOUSE REMOVALS, AND RErRENCH
MRNT.-It is stated generally that the Collector
has dismissed fifty Custom House officers and tina,
he is celebrating upon cutting off the heads OF
fifty additional ones. Our special telegraphic cor
respondent at Washington, likewise states that
Mr.. Meredith has ordered general routing of the
present incumbents In our Custom House, from
which the rumors Of the above dismissas perhaps
originated II is also stated that the additional
duties recently inflicted on the commercial commu-
nty in obedience TO the late circular Of the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury, will be probably returned to
those who paid them.
We do not know how correct these rumors or
statements may be but there IL q great deal OF
truth in the rumor that we hear constantly in
Wall street and elsewhere, that there is trouble
in the Custom House," there is a great deal
Of trouble in the Custom House," there is
much trouble IN the Custom House." We be-
Ieve SO. For the last thirty or forty years.
there has not been 90 much trouble in the
Custom House in this city, as the commercial com
munity have experienced during the last eight or
ten months. Much Of this trouble has, no doubt,
been created by the indiscrmnate removal Of all
the old and competent officerS In that establish
ment, and the appointment Of new, untried, ua-
fedged, and miserable politicians in their places.
Whether any Of those removals which have Just
taken place have been made from among the un-
tkiful md tinecure officers, we know not; bat we
doubt whether some good removals have been
made, and whether the bad and useless appen-
dages are not still retained under the present
,tgime. As the matter now stands, it really
would be mercy for the Senate Of the United
States to take up the coectorship Of this port and
dispose Of it at once, either by confirming or re-
;ec,ng Mr.. Maxwell, so that rse experiments 90
ing on, for the purpose Of influencing public opin.
ion, and operating at one end Of the Capitol in
Washington, may be finished and closed.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

Brady's Netioasi Collection or Dagucrreo-
types 5 ar ~ BTosoway Of fulton Sran-
and citizens respectfully invited to call and
Tho ciunar
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

The Journal de Csrsanfneyi, Of the 18th ultimo has
pe~s Of ipsurrecton at Ispshsn, feres II said
the palace Of the governor attacked sormed aad
the governor and thirty Of his servants put TO the
sword
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
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PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR
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AyUsENENTs To- MORROW kvKNIse.
BowERY TuKATRE. Bowery-rHr sIEeE OF CoAoaS-
TbT LIrTLE Dawn.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Droadwsy-LoSDoN ASST
bAscy-tPInIr op COIN.
BURTONs rHEATRs, Chambers strest-SxRIous FA-
nILN-uEIa AT Law.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham s9usre-B oRS TO Goop
LucK-JunBo JusB-BoTTlE InP.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Brnsdvny--rwFLvE koyrBs-
Ca sARAr ArZAMAN-RkvoLr OF THE PooR hoUsE-fhAc-
TIcAL MAN.
AMERICAN xUsEUk-AmUnNs PEproRmAHexs, Az
rEaNoor EsEnIHG.
NELODEON- -wHrrptsERENApERs-BLA LtoN Krse.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

EsO, 267, 40
BANKING DEPARTMENT..

DEPARTMENT..
Proprietors' Capt. Government secu-
tai. ........ .E1s 55S.0O9 rites, (including
Rest. ......... 3l35S31 Dead weight
Public Deposits, nuisy) -. fliN65S
tncludrg Es- Other Securities ll6Jl .026
cheqser. Savings Notes. ,....... 2,OlO,T5
Banks, Commis- Gold aud silver
siOnsrs Of ka- Coin 1o3 COS
tional Debt, and
Dividend Ac'ts). lo,s2l4l3
Other Deposits. s,755,Ao
Eeven day and
other Bills. l,os5lt9
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

money, but change in discounts. The import
market very tranquil, and little business done.
The Governor General had caused draft sct to be
prepared opening the cosstibg trade Of India 10 the
fhpe Of all nations and thus extending into india free
trade in its fullest acceptstion. Sir II Lawrence had
placed hmfeh at the head Of the troops to
punish the refractory tribes In the vicinity Of Peha
There had been some sighting In the Nizams de-
minions, with the report Of loss of hfe 1t under
stood that the Governor General would proceed from
dus TO Kurrachee, where government steamer would
be waiting to convey him either 10 Suez or Bombay
upwarss Of one thousand men of different corps had
been laid up with fever ct Mooan but few deaths have
happened General Courtiapdt was said TO be alarm
ipgly i'll Cold weather had commenced at Bombay,
but cholers and other sickuesses is prevalent. The
Bentrck st arrived at Calcutta the llth, with
the London mails Of the oath September. The
reached the 18th November, with London dates Of
9Th October
Owing to the smaness OF stocks received since last
all aud Of advanced prices OF cotton In Man
chester, demand in way diminished, and holders
bibt considerable frmness. Little done in exports,
owing TO small quantity Of produce-cotton in part-
cular, being ocuIsbe but extreme rates obtained.
The Bank or England.
An account pursuant to the Act eth and sth Votors
cap 81 for the week ending Saturday the 5th
day OF January, 1861
DKPARrdErr.
ed 267,475 Government Debt. FL Olsl u
Other securities. 2,sS4.sJO
Gold Coin and Bull -
lion. io.fp o.o
Silver Bullion. a7.V77
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

esahshmert IN Boston . person 70 supe-is,.rd the
delivery the recsivpg snd essrnstion of snd
tte sksrse 81 the work SOCKS sctive quaifsd
~ ssrericrce for the sbove husiress liberal sssry
perr snent atratien is ofsred. Address in hasd-
writing Boz l,s7 Bostcn Pest 0ee, With rsfsrsnes ke.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

WANTED-A SITUATION BY Young FRENCH
Pretes,snt lady IN family 70 tste care Of chtdrs.
and 70 nsrset then the Best
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

CoLD stLTrR WANTED STEADY EMPLOYMENT
vii he rven man that usders'ssds the ssove branc
yell and Who could alec stock for s. shop
dress rcrraia ks, eeorse X Ca No "a
Cemmerce street, Philheelphis.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

REWARDS.
A LIBERAL REwAeD WILL BE PAID ToR ONE oR q
IA ccpes q the Ne~ Work Herald cf the th Juiy
lsf9. ty leaving ,te sane at 2s proore street
COO REwAED-oN THt ora INST, scARLnr
p&O centre Cashmere Long shs~l tsten from The
dwelling OF Mrs. r. wBkr., 2li Chryse vhoeveri
vii reurn said shawl shs promptly receive the Above
ward.
q IN REwARD--LosT, LAST kvE~INe ON rar
VlV srrivsl q the Phsselphis train, russet iesher
uurh nsftsd in blscb letterr. n L. Phiia contaisirr
eletlss snc of vsue except The ovner Tho
above reward. snd --s,iors asked, will be aid
turnfrs the ss~e ~ D~inoriea's Bs,el.
T>0 OMNIBUS ONNERs.-Lssr, ON THuRspAY
evsninf tsurs.s ~ have bssn ef in Broad
way omnitufes, the 70 the rstsrnsce sable vie
terne The finder ~u be literally rewarded a.
IS srd e7 Nrsau street.
I osT:.oN FRIDAY SIcHr, TBs grH INSTANT A
- Geld Ntctsce and ifcss stsehed set With torquolss
either On getting carriage IN rvth street rear the
Sixth sverue OF f.tns ont ef TIRE In
street between the ffk snd sixth Tne
be htcssy evsrdee tud rceive the thanks ovnsr
W leaving the same ct no. lt6 South street
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
ADVERTIsEnpsn gtyBwEb EyERY DAT.

.4~s>cevs 20 -65r-rse~srfs s>rf " Ned ~ pss
ped, ~ thy Will NET ~ tassn fr-r- hs Poet OAe>.
~0Ns~N-~~o~N~~
HOTELS.
IRVING HousE. Bso.prAr. Ns~ Yeas.
COLUMBIA HOT1L. csssrur srarsr, Ppu rsrssrA
sARsuTs HoIsL c.Sys,r .y,ssr. Bstrr.esl
FREMONT neuss r- sse,r srsssr. Besros.
RUsrs HorsL, s,s.svss. ssv ros.
wILLARDs BoTHI. -.sr rrs rn ss ps-r's uIusey.
VAsHrseror. ID. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-20

PposESADE CoScSRr rRirLEs 1T.LL.-The concert
last Hieht in Consequence Of the rain was not veil
attended. but nearly every piece eucored Anna
Bshop and Miss lie Luce gave the highest satisfaction
and ~tre tncored several times The voc.lEation Of
the former has been surpassed in tfs city and
the latter app AIRED 70 very great aivan'sge The
sgbCrips Lavinia Bsndni very interesting italian
young lsdy-petformed very prsttily on the violin,
ard sncored. The grotesque part OF the concert
very curious, and was hishly syplauded Such a
concert fair night. would be very acceptable 90
thousands aud 20 4. TO be hoped hat the i'm nense ex
Ienditure Of Bochss will come back TO him ON the
next secession.
CHEisTY' Mrvsrsrts ofsr fine entertainment for
this evening-bpresque opera negro melodies. violin
snd guitar selcs, Instrumental performances. and
dsncne. The rpin g. have little eject 10 Keen
irR persons from this character Of amusenents
FrLtows Orrps Housr.--Ths Performances at this
beautiful establishment are ohsste and smu.ipR Toe
Virginia Rctebud NJ sung reminds the hest DAYS
81 the Dun betou band On Friday neat. Mr. ! simp.
sen, tie petite ard 0bging treasurer, takse benefit
lis numerous ftiobds sill crowd the house
1ifsH ksAUss.--We are glad 90 learn that the sub
rcrpticn fer this celebrated vocasts usieal
he's commenced successfully -Four hundred and sixty
uckets have been reid, informed, during toe
lsst two Gays Tie instd s to have most Of the Lead
ing talent Of the city, and viii sing his masterpiece in
tbriy tin.Uht languages. After the concert he
lt4tts iog London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-20

CleareMs
Bari.sCcndOi stair, Iar.ili.s Punch Hsincis; Age
Brssahs Sing. FRI sm.sun. Msrseilis cazes A.toia
AssoSs AIsy PSSsasi. Rsadi Ausrsan. aa'. s.'.a-
xshrs-Avsnssr Haskell. Pors su Prince. Snow white
A, aSS ana &c .sH
sl.h ess rS%Gs Wsssssa; HssTS D.
&c. 70 Church. The srsss home IS scvsra-
snip H.ro ermth. New Orleans with cotton ss to Frost
IN ca stream sSss p soaSsIs. savsn from IN
h so .a i sfs liz inst LAT g lon Y % passed ssSr
o. buelspOrt, standing sw. '-'-'''
sin cr,se:s, lntw Forbes. ReSkland. days. in ballast
SsTs Sfs1s,. ' Ts Trieste, s.y; ys Hs:s
Bari Lyra, Bsmis Havana u Gays, with ne. 70
ss On ss as. s;s, Ssris:
si I. saSn f s: s,Ia with
tor H., Sc h e psTi,l Cos ra'n,snss.'.
hacs &C, 70 oeriofs KrSe.s. ''"''' "'As' win
pIs VIM pSfsP SST.s esSysstOwn. SC. days. with
Brig Broetiin. Crosby Hat Thsm,s day., with iAshs
s'Sr John cisyien Milford. Del 2 days. On the 18Th
saw ssnt Shore A. rear me CApes OF the Dss-
rehr 81 Helena. hatsh, Philadelphia. days. bound to
sehr POyanthos Anderson. Philadelphia days. bound to
sesf Jenkins. Babsidss Philadelphia bound to
schr samuel Hall. BerrckL F-ederih,. Del. sd.ys.
sshr k' r BELLY ha, Shest,r; days
ssRr chaiisass HARDING ksss TScnss.sn. siJ,.
ssST E1::ss STr' shpl. ESsyH
ssRr Es. EiardS: i Por,ne1sS Ssg,
Sohr Copia, Sears. Brandywine, days.
echr James Msul. Drsptr, Miiton. Del DAYS.
Schr Alfred Bsrfett. Thou pson, Berlin, 3 dsys.
Schr Gen Tayor. -, from The Rarrahannock.
Sohr Oneco, Kelly, from Norfolk for Bedford.
sehr nnseo Kelley, Noich days. bound 70 New Bedford
Echr WIN NJ, GodWir, Milford, Del.
Rchr Tsh Hawk, Chase, Stybrooh, 7days,
SER Alfred Barrett IhemIscn. smyrna, Del days.
tchT Zen Warren, Billing. PottHmouth, MI, DAYS.
Rltop Tirst Effort, burdai. Hudson.
sioop Pointer, Fowler, Providence.
Below.
One barb. with passengers.
I9-wind at sunrise. NE; nsridAs 81. with rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-20
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, ID
NIL, poyo}, b.


h'Hc Parodi. r..
There was considerable disappointment last eve
ming, in consequence Of the non.errival OF Parodi;
ano the various bands that had projected serenades
for last evening were forced to disperse, after
meeting for the purpose. She did arrive at two
O'Clock to day, however, but the weather he too
Dpprcpitious this evening TO allow Of out door mu-
steal entertainments. The German Liedofafef,
fotminR chorus Of forty voices, were to have
taken part IN the serpnade. The seats engaged for
to-morrow evening show that her debut here will
be hailed by a fashionable audience, exceeding
that ~ Jenny Bind's first appearance in the same
theatre The demand for seats in The parquette H.
20 hrifk that the aisle ia 10 be filled no with stools
The City Coupcils will. this evening, elect John
Lindsay Treasurer Of the Corporation, in place Of
Cornelus Stevenson, resigned
The Jury, In a breach Of promise Of marriage
brought BY Harriet l.. Kaufman. a school teacher.
against Doninigue Menige. plasterer, has termi-
nsted in a verdict Of 9, $50 for the plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-20

On Thursday morning 10th inst, Mr.. THOMAS EVANS
aged II years
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral from the residence Of his In law Mr. John
Sherman, IL Monroe street Saturday at half past
10 o'clock, without further invitation. This remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On rhursdsy, the 19th Of December, JAMES GAvAcAN,
aged IL years and 8 months.
The friends Of his father, Edward Gavsoan, re-
queste to attend his funeral from his residence 236
Second street, on Friday, at o'clock.
Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, Dec. Is, Capt.
DAVID W eHERRy, aged 81.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence 90 Forsyth street this friday afternoon, at
O'Clock His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment.
On Wednesday, 18th inst. ELIZABETH BoprNr, wife Of
Abraham b Bodine. Staten Island after four days
we're illness, aged 20 years, months and days.