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The New York herald., 1850-01-05
THE WEEkL HERALD.
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THE EVENTS OF a. d. 194o,
eo-.~~<-~~ >N-4--~~4~r~-0~~
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
&c, &C., &c.

The Ws,kiy H,rsis to be published at o'clock this
mornss at ,irpence per copy, will contain the chrono
iosy of the remarkable events Of 1919 the mortality Of
New York for that year tn. number Of ships built ;
the criminal statistics OF New York, and the other
statistics pubhed in the New York Herald OF Tuesday
last. Also, the message Of Governor Fish, and the
mort Interesting and important news Of the week.
The second Annual Bali OF Company r.,
New York German Husars Captain Joha MAYER viii come
,h. trosp the pabe aangaran eSls 70
Free Lecture.-rhe American Phrenoio-
Feai eisy sive heir At Clatoa aa this even
ieuresp pay esresss ana With sush men a. ssv q Prpoas
,r@s, nav he sspessss Ths b.tsr, "a ,a rr,s,.",
erhreesasy is the subject for hs evensr ,d ar s.er
aides, ths lcoiurs Is free.
Twelve Miles around New york.-sccond
stnsys esagul sisegl,r a. Nap Witch embrace,
Ger sale .. l7s Brosdf'y. Pries IS. 80"
Watches aud Gold Pens-J savage. "a
fultop ,trest e e ~ sale arss ard heag,ifa
q srs oo,d snd s,v.r s,nes Shisa he .eis very lsg
Pens which ere ioid ,sslusivsiy as above.
Chemical Bank TO Let, the premises as
present occurd ~ ts bank from The hrst aay ~ Nay
,f ssfiy aA' R y CENT? ns,, az bsos;ssy
Chsssspass ~nd New Years oirts-a choice
q iss Ssl. sFs I S e !. !sss hsr IS %
Broadway, e,Tnsr Of Faitoh street.
Clarke, the famous Overeoateer. st Ir6
wiism has got arnihosnt of suitable
this cod weaher. All colors. Price STA
Vreet Coa made 10 ords ss The vsry anest $50 Other
rhirgs in proportion. Lstahlishci losi.
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Gndis Ruo5cr Overshoes. st Retail - SEE
,ses assortmert Of ladies' Gentlemen's sbd Chnirens
rsblired and Ovtrshses and Sandals cnmrrsnx
latest frsneh ashons aisn Ladies aud hsses Rubber
Scots, tte eeg1nt article that has hesa
de, eeuFiar W tart sud for sale by the nsle pair
CO OBffAR's Rutbsr Warehouse, ~ aad ~ Broadwsy,
orrs ssts IrAiiI Church.
.7Te top o. tne mornin' To ye, MIR. Fisn-
na-sn, snd when did ~ happen that accident What
sceden Patrick 0" Why When did sunhle into them
ogsst ur bects, that ht ye just ysd been corn
where boots be haa for prices aaesd and
that's Jones't. IL Ann street"
If you want Boots, get tnens cheap aud
rood: and the place 90 re. corner Fulton
and Ntssau vts erpose Once Frensh calf Dress
Roots 81 f0 rs ysily g rnd 81 Calf Ro0ts 50 s
ususiy in ot cheap stores All other gosfs n pror5r
tion. Ihb DOjfOk
To get q Good Fft, welt made snd Chesp
there 10 70 esta sishent in the city 90
recrmmerd 20 reade - as that of a. BROOKS. $50
Tptsn street. who has n ay on hard large assortment Of
1ades Gents Misses, Bo and Shiidrehs Boots Shoes,
CATERS Oversize sc Of wy description and price.
We refer our Rssdert TO the ADVERTISE
Nod N
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TO he LET.


T'o CARTMEN-A good Stable for twcihorses with room
Tor hay 70 le in Perry street Apply 20 6y Broad a.
Two DRY GOODS DEALERs.-TO LEI, FROM FIRST
II OF Arfii net, Store and Dwelling. NO $40 sixth
At the intersection 0f Broadway nsat TO the
Of Thirty third street being good location for dry goods
store. Inquire next door
Y'O LET-THE STORE NO 32i BROADWAY. CORNER
Il ofDusne street Esrly Possession may be had. VIII
male CON manaIg stand for dry goods. merchant tailor
lattsr rusc store J.very, ac. Rent moderate Enquire
In the store for terms.
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rood and the place 90 thm s the Of Fulton
and Nassau et errote oaoe. Frsnsh Ca Dress
Boots 81 90 rs vslly . rnd 81 Calf Roots. 50
ususiy 30 in OF ~r cheap stores All other gesfs IN prop5r
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nss,n, sns .aer Sld s tsrrsa tsa' s'sidsns = " What
ogsBt air o boots, that az ye Just yed been born
'enf' \" Why, Pat, you omadoun. there's only place
where boots q be hsa for prices a9esd and
that's Jones'y. Ia Ann street"
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SE(oND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF TIE
H%srisan ne Dramatic Fund Association. incorporated
Prcsidsns---D. C. Golden. Esq.
Trustees.
JsSs HsHsy ys.kssS e kstsSsn f!s;ss.s p csssIss as
Thos 8. Hambin.
,ndsra that .ss';ss Lessee Tas
the fun Italian 0ohestra and Grand thOru') Tuesday
Bistribnting Committee for the sale of Tickets.
s;i.s Ss:: II; f.s :: %!: e.,
John A. Bagserty Jr, ESQ.,. John Anderson, Esq,
Berry q sssSb,as ESQ., cSSs S s.isaa. s%%p E.a S's'
Ada% 3 StosaI: sars Esq ysmss shri,! Laird, Esq.,
funiey rTss;n. ;Ii Esq., Asss1sss s Esq
Colonel spicer, =. Ludlow, Esg.,
b Hunt. Js. ESQ. s' iuniSs iiT 7. sssss Esq,
VA q; - hins. m Esq, A., r;. r.s ..o.,,,. =, A..
the several Mu;
blythe united T:Sis;r:;; s%: sESS,$ss$;ss fou,rs.m
SSohss @ s isi i' II ssn Es.' House.
sidsSR Sss SSsss aSssfzrr, Ssnfz
Mr. MI. + $ ". nAsHHsEo 4 E5sFos. ~ WIN
sH' nk K: PrssAi & rssssAAFlAS'
NJ Il. als: sAHsSsS. iSsSAs
NIX. TxRRIs, Hs,,or,
MRS. GILBERT MRS wA1cor
Mr. LEACH,
MR.. MATHEWS &C. &c, sc.
@ IN the 70 Of or AA
The performances win com mence With comedy
.,,erAsYo AS YOU LIKE 1T.
with the following brilliant distribution of eharasters
u.
iIs9uss; M M anMsLS ;o.I
Ia'tses, Mr.. Jonssos
iiis.,, hiSiSis, M IT. ty,Isn r,,ra
isqSss ss De Bois. Mr. s;bdGrIl
oGi.ndc, ;. Mr. Ba.so
AS,% aS,,1s. Mr. Gsrsrs1sIS Nm q ,s9sIS
sIlis%, Mr.. W. B. B. GsaTSas
sn,s. sfnl:; Mr.. h.;Mosp N, @1,p
cerrtier' Pages ss,s3t.n., oaa5;: y:
issqtt.. sl.. ss;: xssesf sssssT
the r.
S sons S b svso Sy ss hsns LI sTEs HIn-
In order Que ssc. % the concerted pieces Mr. GEo
~ ' 'ii ''''H Max 's ssRsTssR iSsTisf '' the Lessee
CIV 'A''A sIcNoa RossI coRsI.
WI wi sing 10 character serSA and ROMANCE from Maria
''a'saai with PsHIsi 'fysiS Sssosa Ger. n.h'
SUPP orted BY the following eminent Artietes:-
siGNOk GIUSEPPE 0UiDI,
slGNOR SAkQUIRICO,
SlCNOR ROSSI CORSI. and
sIGkORINA EuPHRAs1A BORGUEsE,
Who will sing a RoSDo FINALS, by DoniGet.i which
has before been sung in this country.
Comnittee OF Management
Eefsrs. W. r. Blake W. "a. Chippendaie
hessrs. J. Wallaet Jr- T.S uamblin
Stewards Of the Night.
nessrs. W. Mitchell, &c Wemya,
yohs Lester, J. q. Gilbert,
Georse II. Andrews, John Dyott,
e. ". Clarle, J.E.Shaw,
lLts Burke, John Brougham.
W. Conoyer,
Doors open At 81 begin at precisely.
Tctsts-Box and Psrqust, 81 seats secured 81 - saoh
AmyLiheare 30 cents Private Boxes Sif each Seats
he secured only at the Astor Place Opera box ofco.
A hERIcAN DRAMATIC FUND AssoCIATIoN.-
"A Notice The comedy Of "As You Like IL will be
httrtd at the Broadway Theatre this day tsaurday at
rwte ocleek. ana Monday One, the CT the
having been indy tendercd by the lessee, A. karaA
Etq that purpose The ladies and interested
respectfully solicited 70 be rrnetual in their att,n
dance. JOHN BhUUGUAA. Secretary.
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vNHE PAINE CELEBRATION. BY BALL AND SUP
at the Chinese Rooms. Broadway; the ash inst.
selssrs ton viii meet at EssI. Hail. Dsloneey street.
at Office Frsnkin tquare Pearl srsetJ aud
OF the commit &c: O. W.
CIFTH NATIONAL GRAND soIREE.-NIBLo's sA-
sS6Say w &. % E s
street. and take hsr company in reverse 'rde BY order
DANCING SCHOOL AT THE APOLLO 40 BROAD
Dvsy-E ~ c0n;ay respectfully Informs the public,
css in the evening" and the mex. class for 2a&s. and a
Day sna and
yNANTED-oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS Foa SIXTY
DAYS, on good security Address T. w. at the Office Of
XVANrEp-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN.
Cook or ehambermsid gsed Washer aud Ironer;
:1S s, sy ne SS'H e d. general 6sn ys
WANTEn-. SITUATION. BY A YOUNG MAN wuo
T1sh, che German and EnsA sSsaas to attend
css bring hSts't Of references Please address No
WANTED-BY a REsPEcTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN,
a, ds sonTsss and :, sss . Cd,
West Tenth ss mouse Present
WANTED-BY AN ATTORNEY AT Law. RECENTLY
.n the : f9 % s.ss ss :sso ' =. As
1sa aesns. :.' Herald aS os
NM ANtED-A suAhf, ACTlNE AMEkl Jan GIRL
w TO do the general homework Of small private family
tha. rood washer and ironer sAd willing to make
herself useful and bring satisfactory refer, s to
character will find comforabs homo. Apply at Wayne
street, Jeriey City
XVANTED-A FEW Y0rNG MEN WITH SHALL
w cspt1l business where certain
For parculars apply at the honoohromate Gallery 3iH
Broadway
WAHrED-BY HIGHLY REsPEcTABLg AND
we'll educated young lady, situation as Govsrness
20 uaa.r "a. :srose. of Ssn s
wsTted by sister Of the above situation iu Fancy
Store Tbs best Of o reference be given Address T. b.
Nc. 8 Dover street.
A RESPECTABLE ELDERLY ENGLISH WOMAN
N wishes TO obtain stustion housekeeper in small
family. she feels herself take sharxe
family; would be willing TO attend aged lady. Apply
at No. sC3 Fourth street.
Any LADY. WILLING TO UNDERTAKE Tus GDI-
n torship of and interesting Monthly Lsdys Naya
sin rtqpesta 70 send her name and residence, sub W.,
90 the nersld office.
ITO JEWELLERS -wANTED--A MAN VINO UNDER
stands utting Garnett, Iurquois aud Pearl Cluster
oRfsNELG a SALISBURY - MAIDEN Lan.
ESCIEEERING.-h GENTLEMAN OF TWENTY
II experience in all branches Of engineering
srrre and steamship bbldifg during which time he
engaged IN special service Of trust By foreign
govsrnmelt wahss occupation N ds prefossen Apply to
HiLGER X CO., ~ I1att street.
EfEn TO 81 900 wANTED.-TuosE HAvINs TUE
WOOO above smountsa az their command. and siaang
be rsquirsd which viii ia within rear and
yield profit 81 probably 1900 within years, hear
opportunity OF doing. by addressing line with
name and address, 70 s. b. this onee.
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,,ee tbsre s no esa sshent in the city ve can 90 veil
rescmmerd 70 our rtsaes as that cf n. BROOKS $50
T.ltn street. who las al, hard large assortment Of
IAaes Gents Misses Bo ~ and Chiidrehs Bocts, Shoes
Gaiters Overshtes sc Of =, NY description aud price.
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Sailed-ship Erie, NOrleans.

ALABAMA AND THE WILMoT PRovIso.-It will
be seen, by reference to an extract from an Ala
bama journal, published in another part of to- days
paper, that, in consequence of communication
transmitted to the Governor of that State, by its
Representatives in Congress, that funcnonary, in
message to the Alabama Legislature, now In ses-
sion, stated that the time tor decided action had
arrived, and he recommended that body to an
nounce the ulhmatum of Alabama on the great
question which now convulses the country. This
another step beyond any that has yet been taken
by any Southern State; but 1t is following up the
threat which was made by that, as well as other
Southern States, on former occasions. We hope
that moderate counsels will yet prevail, and that
we shall have occasion for any sectional ulti-
mata of any kind. If the Legislature of Alabama,
or any other State, take any such step as the one
proposed, the inevitable effect of it will be to com.
phcate still further the Wilmot Provlso question.
and render Its adjustment on fair and honorable
compromise, more difficult. There Is difficulty
sufficient surrounding the question, In Washington,
already. Any pressure from without, come from
what source il may, will only have the effect to
add fuel TO the flame OF sectarianism which already
burns too violently in connection with this sub.
ject. The movement in Alabama, however, sho ws
that the South are determined to bring this ques-
tion to crisis as speedily possible.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

Of Ladies. Gentlemens sbd Chiifrens
rseired Fosaor Overshsss ard Sandals, cnmrrsns
te lases. Frsneh fahon so, Ladies aud hsss Rubber
vtsr elegant article that has
de- ceusar tart snd r sale by The sinsle pair
CO OBrfARs Rutbsr Warehouse, ~ aad ~ Broadvsy.
orta sits 1riRiiy Church.
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present occuri-d ty hs baut from aay ~ Nay
building will tc altered For fnrther particulars
strly TO J. y. GENlN, Halter 2it Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~4e~4N--~eNsNN~-se0--N4-
answers 10 .9drufieHsenfs by Nal must .s pof
paid, or tsey rin not bs taken fr-~ me Post OFce.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

Tuiton street o 81 sale arse and besuai
Gad and SILVER wstchcs. Which ne ses ~ "
h sots of ne chelieu poated Ged
Pens, which ere foid exclusively as above.
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assortment Of beaalui articles - Jsvery, aispsi for
pHsuerreotype kinsturs for sale st Bradys 15 ard IN
nroadwky, e,Tnsr of Fulton street.
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DARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILApELPuIA.-sUCCE.


- fu above establishment in America Great variety
OF amusemens Three performances Monday and grand
performances every hour day and evening" New Years
Day! Mr. James Robinson the celebrated
been engaged Second week of the Giant Baby born Bor
dentovn New Jersey 10 months DID, weighing 10Y pounds
Mr. Nels the wonderful performer without New
Dtsolyips Views. Chromatrope; Dwarf kemm,th Boys,
sioeooie enormous Snakes ihs prunsasd VIII be per-
Withdrawn. The Rose Of Corbef Yankse Waterman, New
Melangcs, Songs Dsuees. &C. with Scenery, Dresses
sc &C. Adnittanoe % children under ten. half
prire
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

RCH STREET THEATRE, PBILADELPaIA-AN
enterrrsing pcrsor capable manasng the above
lar house enter into special partnerip with the
ssbt lessee who Is prevented from giving IL sufficient aven-
ton by multiplicity of business The terms to responsible
will bs rendered The house 10 in admirable orar
requiring neither redng psintr aud possesses
tensye wardrobe properties, library, music Direct,
with real M me 10 BUR ron CHAMBERS street N YORK.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

RARNUk'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
- Propretor-J CresnwoodJr Assistant Managsr.-Per
formanee in the afternoon at and in the evening at
ocloes The famous Engsh Giant Robert aales and the
astonishing Eng Dwarf the laret and smallest speci
humanity the world with the finest collection of
natural artificial ouriotes the Crocodile and
living Seri be all hours, day aud
evening" The wonderful monkey signor Canito We
MeIrfeld Rose Warden, Clark and Misses Stanhope
Pensnd West and Pete Morris at each exhibition
Admission 25 cents ebtdrtn. under 10 years. l2s cents
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

wlism street has rot arnihcsnt of suitable
garments this cod wesher All colors, Pnce STA
N <I6 very ertra Sls So Fine Frensh Cloth Drsss
prOet Coats ordsr SIS The vsry so. Other
rhinss proportion. Lstahiishci lSti
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rne American Phrenoio-

Fiea 81 sty give heir frssecture CiaoH aa this
ins We ssrn that the society," wish merely % mate the
lecturespay and with su1h Rev j. Pirpoa
who Tor the second he ttth rich
treat be erpecet The h.ory prorre aad prospects,
rhrcne1y is the subject this evening" SEe
who is ~ home 10 the scescc, will full house,
aides, the iccture Is free
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INTERNATIONAL ART UNION.-FREE GALLERY
5571a Bread Pictures for disribu ion.Tae follow
ing ls comprises the valuable pictures ever pat for
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

DANORAMA sALO0N.-TaOsE WHO HAVE NOT
Il the Paintings exhibiting in this saloon, will
take aornia them after the eighth
Of this month. 1t 10 well worth the journey but to
trouble just drop Lspenard and Broadway to
them. Exhibition free.
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a m lJs &C NJ =. NtTA.

pURTOH'S THEATRE.-BENEFIT OF j. u. PHILLIPS.
- Guthor Of several successful dramas Saturday evening
January o. will be played the capital comedy, by Mr
rs Barnet, Of TIE SERIOUS FAMiLY-ChaIles Torrsns,
Esqr Mr.. G, W. Clarke Captain hurph, Mcguire. Mr..
Sleek Mr. Burt Lady sowsrhy creamley, Mrs Hughes
Mrs. Charles Torreus, Mrs Russell After which, HERR
NANNY-Herr Nanny. Mr.. Iolman Nell Wira Miss Ch,p-
To conclude with SANTA CLaUS-Myndert Van
Braun, T. JohsstoD; Claus, q. w. Clarke;
Fy au o. Won Erau MIRA Uolf
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

New York German Hussars Captain John NAysr. will
% Monday, Jseuary 7th at the Appl We learn that
this rt ro0r have Invited the nnhe Hdnrarian exss 70
Aenor the feeva with their aui doubt will
fs a Al
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

DHILHARMoNIo SOCIETY," EIGuTa SEASON. THE
actual and associate embers heseby informed that
rehearsal viii take place at the Apollo Rooms
Saturday, Dec. 70. at So o'clock p. n.
By order J. L. ENSIGN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

MITCH ELLIS OLYMPIC TggATaE-SATURDAv
I evening Jan the entertainments will commence with
the OLYMPIC FEVELs; or, Prometheus and Pandora
swiss Boy Mr. Niekinson; Pandora Miss H. Taylor; Ju,
Twelve MOSTHs- Croaker. Mr. Nickinsonj win. Master
EDWARD After which, tho PET or THE PkfTiCOATS-
Paul. Miss Roberts; job, Mr. Ncku, Zephyr Mr. Coro-
yer To conclude with the IRuhpErEks wEDDING-
Titus Talhoy Nr. Walcot Sir Charles Rivers. Mr. Palmer
lsdy Pringle Miss Snclsr Doors open half past
at Dress Circle soc. Uppsr Boxes &c.; Pit ls
The New York herald., 1850-01-05

ITALIAN OPERA, AsToR PLACE-MoNpAY EVE
i ming Jan T. will be performed. - tine in America
Donizetti's master piece. ANNA b0Lt Henry VIII
signorNoyell Anna Dolena ssuorina Ber'a Jane sey
Senorina A. Patti Lord Rochfort Sgnar Lsrd
Percy, sgnor for Sign oina Psrni Conductor
and Director Max Leacer Herr Kreutner Pcrs
admissionA in Boxes Parquet cther
the night or season. So Admission theevening %
form ancs-Parque Sl IS cents Doors
at IA o'clock. Carriages set down heads
east. and take up heads west
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OLYMPIC THEATRE -CARD-wISS NARY TAYLOR
~ respectfully her friends and the public that her
bentft will take place Monday evening January 7th
1850 which occasion all the olyu pic Company will appear
RnN lnnL nn1x
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Am USE N Z NT0,
HANFRAUs NATIONAL raRATRE.-BENgFIT

~ and last appearance Of Nr Harry saturday
evening January ls5D, the entertainments will
menee With tn INyINCiBIEs- General yerdun, Mr. q.
ton; v,etohe MIS- q kestsysr Alter which the FEMALE
GUARDAladdn, Mrs c. Mesta err Ia hi Longuet. Mr.
Herbert Princess Badroubsdeur. Miss L)osyer Kalim
Aaact Mr. Jefferson To conclude with the nautical drama
OF the FLOATING BEACON-Apgerstof, Mr. Tltop; Juns,
hr. II. seymour; Marette. Mrs auTxy Christine, Mrs.
Itlervood. Boxes, 25 oents Pit l2lS cents.
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BOARDING. DC.

DoARD-AT las cBAkBERs STREET, WITH 'FRONT.'
- bach rsrors having larre rsntres attached
cpmmunicstins Families wisting psrnsnsnt board
and rreeuing 10 furnish their Do
n iryter fov ntlg
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrsoRE, Dec l6-6, m.
Bad Wssfha.--sany Lind and The Church. National Hail.
Kidasppus .aressd-FSaasna Jubiiss.- The Markets,

BALrisoHx Dec 1916, p m.
Bad Wsahe.--snny Lind and the Church. National Hai
Kidasppus arssisd-FSmsns Jubiiss.- The Markets,
&C.
We have a dull gloomy day. with incess and
soaking rain, which adds its cheerless aspect The
change oil weather and the departure of Jenny Lind
the themes OF an6 indeed IL will be
before the remembrance OF her concerts In this
city afford subject of admiration. But 10
now in Washington, and doubt not has already com
menced that charm the minds Of The peo-
pie that attends her presence everywhere
Several OF ministers Of different denominations at
tended her here while refused TO attend
OF their being given in theatre, and others refused
attend them anywhere As there considerable d.
versy of opinion TO The proprey OF attending them
among the church membership especially when given in
theatre going and refusing to 60 the subject
bids fair considerable stir seems, however to
be subject which each ought be permitted 10 Judge
and for himself saw, different occasions Metho-
dist, Baptist and Presbyterian minister, and Catholic
priest each listening with profound admiration 10 the great
vocalist
learn that Mr. Burton, The lessee OF the Holiday and
Front theatres Of this city, has leased National Hall,
Washington and will have II fitted up i'm medalely for
theatre, to be opened in lew weeks with Mas Daven-
port
man named Thomas Mofitt, OF this city, and another
named James Woel Price, OF Queen Annes county. have
been arrested the charge OF stealing mulato boy from
his mother in that county, whom, presumed, they
sold slave Several boys have recently been kidnapped
from tho eshborhood
Notwithstanding the bad westher. dremen have a
regular Jubilee to-day, the whole department being out
with their apparatus the Vigiant Fire Company
Phiadrlpha, who have just arrived and now being
escorted their quarefs They bring magnificent ap
paatus with them, aud elegantly equipped Il is
Of the oldest companies Of Philadelphia, and the mem
bers are all men OF the best character and standing
THE MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning
sales oil quo hbls Howard sTee -four at " 62s
Nothing doing In City Mills. Corn meal. 81 81 80 est
Rye -four nominal g. Sales Of good TO prime red wheat
40 .Atht do md mil
Hour do, Il5 Sales of white 81 d cents
and yellow IS Oats 33 80 cents Rye, l cents
There continues steady demand for provisions at last
weeks prices Groceries selling moderate'yno change In
prices Whskey rs n cents in hhds. and bbs Sales
100 bbls. No l. beet. Saturday at $40 70 The offer
ngs OF beef cattle at the scales day reached loo he adj
400 OF which driven of and left over Balance sold
at prices ranging 80 O6 $3 % per 100 lbs the
hooC equal 10 81 IL SO rs net and averaging 81 81
gross -Four beeves brought "a 25. quote hogs at
Us 80
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This is a very serious question. and demands very
consderate answer. Our own impression 10, that her
leading becoming wiser and more cautious. and
that she does not intend 10 secede We draw this infer
from many circumstances. and among others from
elaborate editorial in late number Of the South Caro-
nan published at the seat OF for that State
The project to provide for congress Of the south
States, in conformity 10 the recommendation OF the
Nashville Convention, to organize measures OF resistance
Upon this proposition we take leave TO observe l. The
Nashville Convention meagre Affair." wthoufuilrep
resentaon authority act for bind any other State
We opposed to any sectional congress al present.
unless manifest acts OF aggression be committed
by the federal government 3. We are in favor OF ap
peang 10 all the States unite in measures OF constitu
tiona defence and would call southern congress only
when Justice denied to the South 4. Weare also OPP
posed calling convention. congress OF any kind. for
the purpose Of organizing 10 dissolve the Union,
or what is equivalent secede from it. the South
Carolinan suggests s. Should congress become neces
sary by future sggressops southern rights, lei il be
called to devise means to protect Them untrammeled
by former instructions, ahd let il be governed by
such considerations as appear to be most advisable
when they shall assemble. In other words let the
evils be provided for when they arise and do not let
US call together convention or congress to create
them. ibis is our Judgment and this is the course
we would advise. We do not doubt that South Carolina
ia in earnest nor do doubt that she will 60 quite
far as any other State viii 90 with her We stand ready
to resist all further aggression; and in doing SO we viii
90 with him who goes furthestf need be, to the
extreme measure OF secession. We trust no such occa-
sion will present itself but If il unfortunately should.
shall not ater hesitate in meeting at the threshold
For our own part. put foot down. and will resist
any attack that may be made the rights Of the South
at every hazard and TO every extremity
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-17

aYA. aREEN, Auct,oas.r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on wednes-
18th instant shall sell, the premises O'Clock,
all the ols remaining unod In Davldson subdivson which
10, and No. 49, In No. s4
square which front north,
18th and lh The sale will commence lot No.
10, In square No. 1875.
The described worthy
wishing 70 purchase handsome building
One-hh Of purchase cash, the residue
four years. from the day OF sale
be secured BY the purchasers bonds with approved security and
of deed the purchasers Title In
dispuabie. compliance with the Of sale within fvs
days. right Of resale reserved al the purchasers risk and
cosL q weeks notice.
81 order Of W. RrpIs A. GREEN
Dec I'D Aucuoneer