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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-09
NIw YoRK AprnIrntArsr. ~ RowERY

~ serve add pertorsace ri bs given this katar
day Afternoon, ~ o'clock. hy the fYcnsh
Troupe. saturday evening sav t'h all IL presented
groat soml nstiob Of the
t.nurss q the riding school i' aRd the
ne Louise In her mschesb inctpai satdis
bride; Nile, Tournaire Mile R3-a nns Bspois sss
lost % other talent Private boxes 20
fit 1876 cents Children hair NO half prlss
Doors open AZ half 6-Pcrfornaness eommspcs
N oclork
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EDUCATION.


COLDsNITH's WRITING ROOMS. 2sl BROADWAY
" La large buildings, tErst corner above the Irving
House Terms tdueed For month ony) 70 one halt
hour each and 0nsfhetory Vement GUARANTEED
to pupil To all cssse conditions professions trades
AID csngs quick clear and uniform style Of penuan-
ship, Is with the exception OF reading the most tnds-
pensahe Of all acquisitions Mr. Golosmith wsud that
81 the Thousands Of pupils whom he has riycn In
strucon not who was willing devote ordinary alton
zion to his 1essoss has failed 70 become good writer and
be tutfed stating that the best In the
United States Of them teachers and others in
life have acquired their dexerty with the
pen under bis tuition Circulars at the 80 Broad
Hours OF otienLsdes daLy atll o'clock a. ~,
and Az o'clock r. n Gentlemen, daily at 9AM ST. and
p n, excepting Saturdays Private iustruetion 40 all
hours most convenient to the pupil Terms s payable at
the mepeement.
XVANTED-A SITUATION As GoyERNEss. BY A
w highly educated German lady fully Of
teaching French wing painting
AL branches OF English adys she speaks the
Enrsh language auenly. Please address H. b.. Herald
ofss. this week.
ITO TEACHERs-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ABLE TO
Il rive Instruction in Mathematics and drawing will
hear o. situation by calling at this once Ask Tor A. H.
from II 10 o'clock
A SPANISH LADY, COMPETENT TO TEACH HER
native language, can obtain two pupils, ~ sending her
address 70 box Is7 Poet ohce
VUANTHD-A SITUATION As GOyERNEss, FOR A
w lady than usual ability, being competent TO
teach Italian German and French acquired In Paris and
music, in addition 10 the usual branohe, Of complete edu
cation The highest references given. Address, poet paa
Z. l.. c. lower Post Once, New York.
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ERAkkLIN nUskUh-I75 tHATaAN sQUARE-Tvo
II performances gvea daily osmmsncn. ct 8 c'tleeh
in the afternoon and AZ half pist sVeans me
enetrtanr1ens varied sHd'slsst Ald
20 other place of amusement IA New York. sting
hthiopiah Oser- frupa numbering hfsan
formers being the largest The
talented hand in the United troups o. Model Az
lists who selected for IN beauty
IsrsonAs number Of beautiful ts'saut token frou
pctur~s OF ancient and msdrtn az ArsS
Girls who through variety q fSasof
ttrtyi Maaame Rosane, The only Femas Jurrer in me
world sgner Edgar the best N~ptr Aad
e1is.snee With variety q snuag e,try
,ernoon and evening AdmissiopstaEs Seats ~ eeatss
Boses - eentai Par1uette, l2h oeute
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EELL0Ws kINsTRELs-J. =. FELLOWS, MANAGER
and proprietor Of fslo.s hn.tseis has tAe hoaor %
inform the otiIeps Of this metropolis that has
hall crested on the old TAFT rail- ground 40 broadway
finished, and his celei ed hand of mt
their hrtt concert in it kaaAy evening" November @th
The Hall 10 htted In gFrgsou. style, eurnonss
seats, sarpeed ans beAutiiuY lgf Tbs band
possd Of the creates tslen rrFhris Ehosan nsrti
sy in America j. B. foows believes dutv 10 pressst
hr thanks TO his and the ruse generally.
sho have extended 20 liberal him bssr TO
state that pains ~ spared rahs tLis
the most amusing tad chhse place Of ho
Doors oren At 6lsCOneert 20 commence .e,. Adi0sss
| IS
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NnEADl FOR A DUcATr'
~ Just sprinkle Lyons Powders where
Ants, rosches, bed-tu9s male their lair
And Of these insects you'll ind
That not q traee 10 left behind
While rate and mice his Maeic Pills
Soon put 70 sleep against their wills.
And yet the infant on your arm,
III LYON. 40 1rnAhHAr.
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Z,VOV,VUU Ksninssrs IInsmsnt have been sold.
Masking friends IN Of the sobe n has
msrs and has Snsr friends than ss o.hs. article
ties u that the Dr. dare sell u from 10 eight snss
bottle Ne matter what the wcshness pals from
sss certain TO used Sold st the Dr lowest
prices at go Pearl street. lsgerse Brother namsr, Hsyse
Co NS, and John W. Tovt ITO Pearl street. c. Rag
John and Brosdva ~ the Rushops and W all the Dtpy
gss in IN. city and seunry BDent forget call a.
vice srstis snd susrs.,s. % suse persons prefer y
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

nPERA GLASSES, PARIS FANCY GOODS, JEwELRT
" preeicus stones, eaneo., pal nnss ke for sale BY
VICTOR BISHOP, Importer,
No. Is Maiden Lane, up stairs.
N. b. Jewellers and dealers fancy goods win had
tsnsive assortment at the very lowest prices.
II EECHIsi LEECUEsi-40Oo VERY LARGE swE-
IL dh leecho just arrived last steamer for sale at
Low prices In Quantities 20 suit purchasers by J. CLEU
importer % leeches. No. John street.
A FIRE ENGINE reR SALEM YTRsT RATE Or
n DER Inquire % J. II. LUDLUN, So Groe,e street. be-
tween Grand and Broome streets
ID ICHARDsON's LINENs.-JAuES N. RICHARDSON,
IN Sens ovden, Of B,lst Ireand, having proof that
goods o. unseund fabric made TO resemble their House,
wife" Lnenp snd sealed william Richardson Co. Bel
fast were sold short time since IN New York az perfect
goods and kpo that the disposal Of such those i'm
perfectly with their zeal ~ allowed
uthesesd prove detrimental TO their reputation
such h9uss as william hiehardsos Co. e engassdi the
Linen business either Belfast other Of the
North Of Ireland Richardson Sons ovden. would request
thote who rive prefernee 70 their goods that the
OF the 6rm In fall 10 stamped each
Of its soundrefr nd durability.
JOHN BULLOCkE JOHN u. LOCKE.
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SIOH "LACR-SEW Ma
~ q BY Mr.. Debturre ;
v seer s-Y and decorations by
,--..f ed Seats, Pareuette
Pa. = and Boxes On the
AN theatre, 80 eents.--
Ns- Tx hegs leave respect
os~r1 If unavoidable cir.
o. ..H .pt Of the Committee
pea. asce on Friday, and
.lt % p tsko place on SAtur-
.r..a.u SignoriHs TERE6A
ll'.-rsa e, when Will be per-
.st sftad opera Of NORMA,
Ftts Do, Signorina A. Patti,
rs. Fox Marctlsk has also
o. '-e earnest request Of .
o tl. a nphitheatre, sne in
a. .l-H , place within the
.,r. his distinguished vo-
.i 81 lesion to the Gmphi-
' urdsy evening", Nc
.lrtl .l,nfe grand opera OF
Iar'Hf Adalsiss, sir1orine
ut -pveso, S.gnor Eoyelli.
~ Nr--tsok Loader, Mr..
A. Ter. Doors open at o
q ils oalsck. Nc free hzt.
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Maiden Lane, have Just erered large ssser,m.nt Of
Polished Steel fre Sets which they oner low prices
Among the lot sets with standards 10 match u most
elegant finish and the latest patterns from the beet English
t.emcst OF ehsmb,r use aud some s lover. tina. ara
adapted for IN bile private cses hotels Also they
offer coal scutses Of iron, bras an "COPPER" oinder shov
aso barrels aud ash fer dust pan roksrs coal
oa Tenders Ere iron standards register rects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

hoped that The Commissioner would dscrsge the boy II
he had any coabt OF his Identity that e mad been retained
sothng of tie circumstances o the casa thar he ned come
here simply discharge professional duty aud mat me
Claimants had taken the proper Ia bringing thhir
eslnony before the Commissioner, and thus giving the
sssponden advantages which he would not have had the
sgdavits of Witnesses had been used instead.
Mr Ingrahan said that he had no doubt 81 the Identity OF
no prisoner with the Euer Rice and that all oleef
sroeeedngs be before the OF Maryland whittier
Re would send him.
The prisoner has vie and Children who have not
ssen him sirice he left home on Saturday morning.
The PMS n was placed into me custody oi twenty-five
ocers III 81 Police Murshsl Keyser and taken to the
Siowed but made no attempt 70 rescnehim The prison
n was accompanied by Marshal hcyseraDd several officers
10 Grey Ferry and at this place the prisoner was placed
log to be isken 10 Cecil County Maryland.
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literary and ygus;ee, t,e..ss.


tSroH sA Foresa lsesssis rq1ve Al Ts- rrsaao oscsl
LOLA GoNTEs has in press her Memorabilia"
IN four octave volumes This work. whose revision
has been conhded to Diplomat who played cen
spicuous part under Louis Philippe, will simalta-
neousy appear in English. French and Geemaa.
Two volumes are devoted to her Bavarisn career
and comprise letters and unpublished original
songs of the enRmoured King Louis
-BERANaER. the famous French Song writer,
lies dangerously i'll il Paris
-YicroR HUGO is recovering from severe
throat affection. He has authorized Lumley to
bring out the Operas Of Lucre.ta Borgta and Err
aaa5 at the Opera des Italiens. He has the
authors rights in these works; the opera hbrst
tos being made up from his romauces OF the sans
name
-AuBER's new grand opera in FIVE acts OF
/ EHfaRt Prologue, has been produced st the
French Opera House with Mines Visrdot ana
Lsborde and NJ. Roger for whom MeyOsbser
wrote the Prophetic.
-ALnoSI, on her return from Madrid. will sing
in a new opera written for her by Aubor AMI
called LIZ CorJeilIe d OraHges, the Basket OF
Oranges.
-GouNoRp, a young musician has composed
m opera for Nine, Yiardot and NJ. Roger. That
they are willing to undertake it argues well fer
the work.
Hector BERLIoz, the musical critic OF tee
Journal des DeJltS, and himself most original
and admirable master, speaks most hatterins!y
oft new Que act opera OF NJ Victor Masse az tho
Opera Comiqpe--ia G6aatsnss Foate. He also
praises Nine Sontag performance in the Fsf'e
del Resiment0 and apropoS OF Calzolar, whosa
voice is going, he exclaims, "Oh, if young no
bleman now an Austrian diplomat were only Il
refugee and obliged to earn his bread, the world
would not want tenor
The 20oth representatjon otthe HssaeEoSs has
taken place at the Grand Opera, with Mmes. War
dot and Laborde, and Mons Roger iand Leyas.
seur Nine. Yiardot sang Valentine, originally
written for Mmelle Falcon
--ADoLPHE ADAM has composed mass ior the
festival of San Eustache. It was only fairly good.
NINE LOUISA HENRIETTA SoHNtLz, the most
famous German Cantratrite Of the last century
and who for more than 80 years was the Queen Of
the German Lyrical Stage, has Just died in Berlin,
aged 10.
The musical critic of lie National says; " Com
posers are no more to work FOX the lazy rich. Art
in future will appeal no more to individuals bat
to the masses The artists themselves feel this
and have presentiment of the coming revelation;
Hence they are unremtting in the performance o
great works-such as the symphonies of Beetho
ven and Mozart.
-THAcxERAY's new Christmas book is an
nounced THE Kioklebury on the Rhine
-oURRxR BELL Miss Brontel Announces the
Literary Remains Of Ellis and Acton Bell
Mr.. RusKls the Oxford GRADUATED has a new
book in press the first volume of which appears ia
January, called The Stones of Venice
-GGoRaE Borrow will print Immediately ia
vengro-the Scholar, the Gypsy and the Priest
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Postage Receipts -ENpenses-Who Pays the
Piperf

Postage Receipts -ENpenses-Who Pays tho
PIperf
Correspondent e Ct The Tribune.
wAsmNcroN Sunday Dec. p
The following is a table colated from the books
Of the Post Office Department, which contains in.
formation not transmitted to Congress, that will
be found interesting and valuable in variety of
ways.
1t will show that those who are inyeghing
against Cheap Postage with the most zeal and
energy are those who are paying least toward
defraying the expenses of the Department. The
curious viii find by an examination of the figures
that the receipts of the Department from the
Northern or Free States are something over
$1,000 600 more than the expense OF transporting
tie mails, while the receipts OF the Southern or
Slave States fall behind some 100000 of paying
this expense The Northern States are therefore
virtually paying something like sl,too,0o0 to,
ward furnishing mail facilities to the South. In
this state Of the case they should talk less upon
several points which might be mentioned
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NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1850

chant near the foot of Atlantic4st coal barge
loaded With coal, was dashed to pieces and tha
cargolost a portion OF the wharf was demolished,
and considerable quantity OF lumber thereon
falling into the river, was swept away
ARxoRY GUARD-A company under the above
name has been organized, composed Of the men,
bers of the several military companies Of this city
Tor target excursion on Christmas day. The OF.
fcers elected are: Andrew Morris, Of the Union
Blues. Captain L. NJ. Downs Of the Continep-
tails, st Lieutenant; N. ). Atkins ID Lieutenant
Wallace Hooper of the Light Guard, 3D. Lien
tenant B. T. Hoogland. of the Continentals, Or
DERBY Sergeant The uniform is white coats, black
belts black pants, and black hats They go to ia
naica to shoot for SIX prizes.
On Sunday afternoon divine service WAS
held on board the { s ship North Carolina, many
of the men OF the Saranac and the Germantown
being present After service, about twenty sail,
ors voluntarily signed the Temperance pledge.
EzcuRsIoS-The Eagle Guards of this city
viii, on Christmas day, proceed on target excur-
sion to Mr.. VIM. Shsws. They expectto muster
about 30 muskets, and viii be accompanied by
Grargers band and several invited guests
q The "b'hoys" of Brooklyn are fast earn.
ing unenviable distinction for rowdyism, such
as tearing down fences TO build bonires and other
mean peccadilloes.
M1LITARY.-Report says that the Thirteenth
Regiment New.York State Militia is to be trans
formed into Regiment OF Grenadiers.
-
r The Ladies of the Reformed Dutch Church
Of Jamaica cleared $500 by their late T air.
Acc1DESr-One of the hands employed to dis
charge the cargo of the brig Adophe, lying Mt the
foot of Harrison St fell into the hold on Saturday,
breaking several of his ribs, and otherwise nJur-
ing himself severely as to render his llte IN great
danger n remains in an insensible state
yGoLENr AssArLr.-Otticer Felt arrested aman
by the name OF Andrew Cunningham, at his resi-
dence A Main St for having beat his wife cruelty
on SATURDAY last, inficting several severe wounds
in the side of her head with lath hammer. He
was committed to Jail for examination.
CAuGHT-On Saturday, officer Clayton arrested
man charged with stealing a gold watch and
chain from the store of Mr. Lowe, in Fulton-st- a
lew DAVIS ago the particulars of which we gave at
the time He will be brought up for examination
during the day
~ Hall thieves abound. No Ill Henry.st.
and two houses in Schermerhorn St were entered
within few DAYS. Look out for your doors.
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Az ExEcUTIoS-Ta So. L0A55 LAcjltgeHeer
informs US that Jacob Gallagher, convicted at The
October term OF the Criminal Court, OF the mar
der OF Mrs Mary Crosby, on the ith OF July last,
end sentenced to be hung, was duly executed on
the 10th, upon the lower extremity OF Duncan
Island The unfortunate maa, up 70 tie moment
OF bis death, continued 10 assert his innocence.
The crowd On the ground was large, numbering
perhaps four or FIVE thousand people. The coz
demned man mounted the steps OF the galloTs
with firm tread. He conyersed for few mo
mants in an under tone, and listened with an un-
moved countenance to the reading OF the death
" arrant. He then 5gnitied his Intention OF al
dressing those present, and stepping TO the front
OF the gallows with distinct and ilrm voice spoke
Substantially as follows;
's by reuos ard citizens am row on my dying words
er innocent OF the crime Of which was convicted az
any you. gully s8orn against ieel Il Ia
aocenI as lamb ard die heppyas saint
Then bowling low 10 the throng, turned and shook
hands with those around him mounted the box
over the trap, and thrusting his hands INTO MS
Goa. pocket, stood unmoved while the Marshal
drew white cap over his face and adjusted the
rope, which being done, at II the spring was
touched, and the soul ct ames Gallagher isahched
into eternity.
BREACH OF PRoxIsE Casa novel breach OF
promise case says the Boston Masl " as tFleq N
the Supreme Court at Cambridge on 4n1rsq4!,
before Judge Fletcher, 10 which Hannah Hataeo'
n widow lady, 80 years OF age, II the mu14hefy
business at Lowell. sought to recover damages Oh
a Mr. John HOP kins, clerk in Faneuli all mar
ket, Of about the same age az the s4ay, !ol
s,resc| of premise Of m ariage Physica.nlrmlty
~ the mart of the lady was set up IN defense
The Jury returned verdict OF $1,000 damages
a.
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By TELEGRAPH TO the Kew.YoFk Tribune,
The weather In tho Enst.

Bosros, Tuesday. December "a
We have as yet heard Of no serious disasters
by the late gale, although it is feared that many
have occurred.
The schooner Albion, from Philadelphia, with
coal, obliged to cut away both mastS to pre-
vent going on shore at Chelsea Beach. She has
been towed 10 the CITY
The brig Sarah Griffith, from Mobile, was ran
ashore Z; Cohasset F ats, and will have to dis
charge TO get of.
The ship Plymouth Rock, IS below, from Liver.
pool.
been very great, and retafds the trains in aIl d,
reefiops The train from New York via New-Ha-
ven. due last evening, did not reach here until 1
O'Clock this morning. The passengers by Fall
River last nights boat, are the only ones who
have yet reached this city.
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FROM PoRro Rleo-By the clipper bark Broth
ers, Capt. Ward, from Guyanilla, we haze dates
to the 18th inst Abundant rains had prevailed
throughout the island OF Porto Rico, aud the pros
poets for the coming crops were very aattering
A small parcel ofnew Sugar had been sold on the
north side at sc for ST. Thomas 1t was general
ly supposed that Sugars would open at s. TO ST.
as per quality. Molasses 110l2 cents ? gallon
Nothing had been doing in Coffee. the pisking of
which had been much retarded by the heavy rains
Considerable excitement had lately prevailed
on the island. occasioned by the report Of an in
tended invasion by Narcisso Lopez from Hayti,
and heavy detacbments OF troops had been order
ed to Mayaguez, the nearest point to Hayti A
few days previous to the sailing Of the Brothers
report had been circulated at Ponce that Lopez
had effected anding about 20 miles to the east
ward OF that place, from large steamer, with Eve
figates and troops were Immediately ordered out
at Ponce to meet the invaders.
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yI.OUUds from New Ork anu O[HtI pidCthI %.
THE GALE IN BRooK1YS-On HamiltonaY
near Court.st f row OF nine frame buildings, be
longing to Dir. Jacob Townsend were completely
nrostrated and two men, carpenters, who were
at work therein, sustained injuries of such cha
racter that their lives are despaired Of Doctors
Wright. Alden and Omstead afforded them all
POSSIBLE relief One of the sufferers had almost
the entire scalp removed from one side OF his head
exposing the skull and presenting most revolt
inc sight It was thought that the skull was not
Fractured. The other received blow on the back
If severe nature ana it is thought dangerous IN
tsrnsl injuries were received. Their names were
not ascertained
SIX buildings in Court-st near Somm.-st.neaF
" finished, were prostrated. Another three
story house, on Union-st. was torn to pieces. 1t
belonged to Henry Fenner. carriage belong
ing TO Mr.. Holling was crushed by portion o.
the falling building.
The roof of the house on Hamilton avenue, near
rnion.st. belonging to Mr. Alexander an officer
in the Atlantic Dock Co. was taken up entire and
dashed into the street The tin roofing OF one OF
the large warehouses on Commercial Wharf az
the Atlantic Dock, was rolled W as II 1t had been
naoer and DESTROYED. We hear, in addition, Of
four other unfinished dwellings on 6mith'st that
were blown down
In the Atlsntic Dock basin, the schooner L. W,
Warrington had her bulwarks stove In &c a
Canal boat. in the same basin loaded with coal
WAS sunk.
A few rods southof the South Ferry landing, in
Brooklyn. the sloop Edward crolus, belonging to
w. ]. VOORHEES,. broke from her moorings ana was
scuttled to prevent her going to pieces The
schooner Rachael Ann, Capt Gage, was badly
knocked about and lost her deck load OF bricks
Her patches were removed inorder that she misnt
fill. The schooner Advocate also suffered nju
r,as AT the dock of Mr.. Shepherd Lumber mer-
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Tariff p. ospects-DiplOmntlc Affairs


Correspondence of The Tribune
W,snisGroN Monday, Dec %.
There is little probability OF any efficient change
in the Tariff. The subject was before the Com
mittee of WAYS and Means the other day, when
TIE majority, with the Premier the House, Sen
BA11Y, at their head refused to report any modi@
Election, and they refuse TO report against any
change until February, which Of course prevents
the minority from making counter report, and
bringing the matter b9fore the House ia time for
tile action of the present Congress- 1t might pos
sibly be got before the House in some Indirect
way by the usual resort t0Pariiamentary tactics
but in that there is an Opposition majority
against bone manufactures, and in favor OF buy
ing the finer fabrics Of Europe, and the question
remains with the people
The diplomatic note OF the Austrian Munster
has been replied to b. Mr. WEBSTER, and we
shah soon have the correspondence Mr.. BIC
CURpr of Conn. who was nominated and con
filmed some time since as Minister TO Austria, has
not received his Commission, or had not up TO
Thursday asst, and has left for home From this,
it would appear that diplomatic relations with that
Government are partially in suspense, until the
result is known with reteresce to the correspond
ence alluded to- If the Austrian Minister should
be instructed to demand a population Of the Act
Of the late administration, all relations must
cease, as Mr. WEBSTER defends that Act with all
his consummate ability. WouTER V0H TWiLLER
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The Weather, &C.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELrHIs, Mondsy, Dec y.
The weather has been miserably horrld during
to-day. The Wind has been blowing strongly
from the northwest, number OF signs have been
blown down, and several persons have IN conse
quence, been injured
The City of Glasgow, the pioneer steamship
Of the recently established line Of steamers be-
tween Liverpool and this port is expected 10 ar
riye on Christmas day A festive scene IS an.ici.
nated ON me occasiOn.