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The New York herald., 1851-08-22

KELLUWo NINSTKELS, AT FELLOWS NEW MUSE
= = cal Hail. Al Broadway between Howard and Grand
sreetti open every This justly celebrated an
eoIp OF talented and experienced Performers the so
MANAGEMENT OF j. Fellows, whose this city
the have been received With the greatest by
the elite asd fashion from all parts OF the Union Fellows
Musical Hall Of the most spacious
buildings In the world Admission 3 cents oren at
Il concert 20 commence at clock An afternoon
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation Of families, CONNIE neinE at O'clock Z. N.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

RAJous GLOVES JUST LANDED, or THE FIRST
quality JLades hid Gloves, white and black Irht ard
oatt Mens full ASSORTMENT Of colors aud also
smbroider.d lace kts, Silks, Sstins vevets Merinos
Clonks, Mantillas Cashmeres, Delanes Embroiderics
Lsces. Cslicoes ralds Hosiery, Linens shawls scaff
Grapes Handterehiefs BombsEnes Marcelines which
We offer at The lowest market price, either BY the OF
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

NV EST AND PEELS OLD AND ORIGINAL CAMP
w bells Mnstrels, organised lSiG. commence series
OF three Musical Concerts at Baltimore Monday evening
August 18th comprising orgna Chorues ees
Overtures Bones Solos, and the best Buresque In
Doors open at seven, TO commence at eight
JAS. NORRIS ManAre-
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

1VS Shop in Nassau street, where the publ, are re-
guesttd to CALL and while hour looking over the
@oo Epsavnss. and 5000 volumes Of Books for sale al
extremely low prices, by JOHN r. NEAGLE. NJ Bold
Books and Prints bought.
HOMEOPATHIC JoURNAL-THE NORTH ANERI.
can Homeopsthc Journal for August b just Issued by
the subscriber. IL 10 conducted by Z. Herring, " D. Of
PhiadeIPhis T. Marcy, NJ d., and J. w. MetcsG NJ. d.,
Of New York published quarterly each
lA pages. aad furnished at So per annum. Nsmbers
W. RADDE sa2 broadway
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
FINE ARTS.

TIME CT PEACE, AND TINE OF WAR-FROM THE
i two great pictuves by Sir Edwin Landsesr. Price,
plain So spendidly coored So each For sale, whole
sale and retail, by N CURRIER lj2 Nassau, corner Of
2pYu
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

A NEW NovEL.-Now READY-RALPH RUTHER-
ford NAUTICAL Tale. By Sir Admiral Fisher author
II. LONG BROTHER e Ann street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

fNARPET BAG LOST-TUE DRIVER OF THE HACK
~ which took lady and gentlemen from the Albany boat
New World the Goth ns to the Staten Island ferry is
requested to send the carpet bag left in the carriage end
marked " Brette to the ferry master or to Mr. Ham
TNO HACKMEN.-REWARD.-L LOST ON THE MORN
ing of the 9Th inst in going to the New World, foot
Of Chambers black Trunk taken of the wharf The
contents the Police Office in Barclay street. 80 Water
street. receive $40 reward The lady who the trunk
tai will confer by sending her address above.
or to Go Amity street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

~ rroprieors having acknowledge the unqualified ap-
rrovs aud the general this in
ter oi the globe deem needfu to state that its superior
qustee causing universal demsnd have even rise 10 n
merous imatons but In the United states this has hc.n
carried 70 CT making OF copying
labels Wrappers and capsules for which offence pares
In New York under bon ds awaiting their trial In
ord therefore to enable purchasers avoid
VIC hereby give notice that oontnae
TO the care Of Messrs John Duucan Sons Of New York
% sole .gent for the United States by whom the trade
may be At all tmcs supplied with tho genuine article on
terms calculated with due regard to their interests
Worcester, England, July 10. 1851.
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i.tnVpHs

BhANnlES LANDlNG-PALE AND DARK-uTCI on
,,nas M haYor For sale from wharf United state
"'"N'U "t'hVese ny Il. SIMPSON sons.
m Raa~
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
House or Representative.

DcS. 1871
coMMn1,s WAIT oS xossura INFUSED
Mr.. c.HrrE, (a,m) sf Ohio, moved the suspension Of
the rules enable him in troauce resolution for the
appointment a committee of i've walt Louis Kos
gtb hi, arrival at the capital to introduce him to
te hous- Of Representatives Decided In th- negative
~ yeas, Ill n"J', Ss-not two thirts. Here Is the
bsrs 'R B:s aif'iEs Brown aspSis.sss pSsss
H:l b,eirttoP, Briggs gussy gasie. CimPSsll, t9hej
3 1lhsn'r, CssS ccnssr, cur:iS Davis jNssa Davis
pfsy soiS po'y Dssle asn ysisl riis.1'5 gs
eSas r. S, c'n HIs ssifs 4: S.iiS; asi'
ii:1 rs;.1 sSi Sa nSAS ss, s,y 1:ss:fy
helsry, nosle TEENS Murray. Sssss, ss.,ol. old.
i &c ssS s ssS'Sa sn
soGd'r seymour n ~ seylys tSel, sks.,os; sn,.,
s.G 4 p:r,iS s;s,,r snsis su,S.,l.SS .Ss Sa 49,
w. ys lffS5,,oT TrSscnshsss Tscs w,sIi walsh
SAL.MasS.. AseiersmIis. AiisS. ssss. .v.ts.s Bar
3 :.s ssi i. Roii;, s sIt SaaSS: 'SSs
49, pini.l. I.;,I,y paSh,s s hS@S'a;Sa E,,a,
~ III 6st,s as as1.ls ,Ss ay:f ai usa, s,
GS s'si'es 60. I.hs:Gp s,Js'a Si IGps, y,i,
xsr;1ssd s.,,i,Sr ssSsEhy or PEN s r'.:
tn,s'.i vshsbis. watkins. WisSx. ssd wiiiisns
LEyEABNcE 80 IiE raElIuENi's NEssseE-E -Errrs sND
HAtnoas--iANp wsRRAvts, Erc.
The Hcu,e theu went ia,o Committee Of thc whole on
The Siats o The Uuion toos up tn olu.iJos
irrr ths varcUs branches OF the Pfe.idents message
10 th- srpropfiste c0mmittees
Mr. Ss,soun (d-tn }, Of n. Y meTsd amendment
10 the eighth resolution, referring the subject OF rivers
20 tie Commit.e- on Commerce. instead Of Roads aud
caias In instance nd the two subjects Of rivers
ard hsIb ,rs been divided, pr5posed They were
20 intlUatey connected that they shoUl 60 together
The refoluiiops laid aside O. cousidsr the bill
rlanatory Of the Bounty land law Of September 1850
making warrants ssignabs prior to nc cstion Several
amendments were filtered and debated bus question
was taken
The committee then rose, and the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1851-12-23

ny MopsEs rELEesAru, ofrIoE 10 WALL STREET..
MONDAY, Dec 22-5P NJ
Brirho The barometer points at 2s.6o, and the
thermometer at p The Wind is west, and the sky Is
cloudy; nevertheless, IL IL q pleasant evening
RcoHEsrrR.-The weather has been the same all day
There now an appearance OF The wind is west
ard the Thermometer ut 90
AuruHs 1t Is q dark and stormy evening IL SHOWS
quite hard, with strong west wind Thermometer at
~
SYRACUSE There prospects Of heavy snow storm
The wind Is west II IL ssowng hard, and the thermo
meter IL At23
Uncs The Thermometer notes %. II commenced
srowrs about ,.y-n o clock The sni Is westerly
AfH,N,.-The ky IL cloudy; the wind west the ther
meter at "a barometer at 20 200 and mercury at %
1iete Is an appearance OF snow.
rHor.-The thermometer, at 8 A NJ, was s d.sres.
sbovr zero; at 10 NJ IS above; and q. p. NJ, %
above II has been cloudy all day The wind Is nov
wet with the Thermometer at &c degrees above
The sly indicates that we shall have tnow
CiSenSsu-The river rsmsts clio, ed and the ther-
mometer marks g. dssrses sbovc
BAirrNoNE "A severe storm prevailed here the
whole morning.
Pun ,pnrHI,.-It showed here all the morning.
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Dec - 1851
The Nr, f,om Fr-,cs--l laasry Reception Of Ko.u,i -
O.d,ref Drpids- Cgumeyc.--NsE Cdihcic Church, g..
The news frcm France created quite an excit-n eat
throughout the city ~ has caused quit. spirit Of re-.
joclns among th.se who look to Il the first move
msnt in b,rsl Eurspsan revolution.
The military OF Baliimor., account ofthe cold wee
th'r talk CT foregoing a grand military reception Of
Bessuih On ;he ground that It would be very on
" TN and equally severe snd unpleasant to him In
the measine they pioTo'e t. siopt plan Of doing
ncpCr TO ~ Governor 70 Hurgtry that will BE- equally
f1opC a. indication of their appreciation Of his
character. accompanying II vi'h something of
tghsft ntia Cfarsr'tr or the "a Hungary TIT
un a. rsood that suih uill reach Baltimore Mon
day next
The Ancient OiJ-s N Druid. have determined 70
Join In the reception of 6ov kos'uth and have sp
oiniedJ j Nabury Turner, EfQ ~ their Chief Marshal.
The nurter Of veels in the pogt Of Baltimors excu
sive Of hay craft up 90 the cose ofas week ship, 3
tarks 49, brig. IS schooners 10 amounting 10 the sg
gsgste 10 90 Of which numb.r from the ports
81 Breuep. the Pacific Liverpool Trieste, Valparaiso
Havsns. Permuda. and the West Indies
new Catholic church, called the Church Of the I'm.
maculats Conception the Of Russ and Mosher
sueets yesterday morning de issd TO the service
q Almighty God In the presence Of large sssemblsge
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Further relative 90 the Great Gale on ths
Isthmps OF Panama.

HALF THE TOWN or CRUCES WASHED AWAY
LARGE AMoUHT or PROPERTY BELONGING TO
AMERICANS DESTROYED, ETC.
The following Is extract fom letter addressed to
W Jones, Esq President Of the Atlantic In,uraaes
Company
CHsurEs. Dec o. 1851
The mails left Panama too early on the 81 after tn.
geld trsin 20 give time TO send the usual certificate
which will be forwarded by next steamer
came, by very happy chance, with the gold train
and by fortunate circumstance Travelled al the night
down the river which is not customary but which tJ
because ] could control my boat and man fhs gDf
striv safe at Chsgrcs at two O'Clock on the morning
othe 5ih sbd at about the dawn Of taT The mot tertns
storm witnessed here. broke Had We bee1
the river some very serious accident might have
taken place Usf the town Of Cruces has been washed
away and the only sign remaining q our storeS Il ths
two iron safs which uereriheess ver' carried sons
twenty iset from their proper plsce they ace very
mrCh Injured sni an ini med VII be uis,eN &c
some tine AN the nov rsis ens barxcs iut bro1Ihs
IN, tu the states have been csrrej svs7 IL thrss
BIZ nj wood t1 show whtrp some ssveuy see st1Ji
hu, q fer tsys slrce
tss fFs" ~ eti ~ 49, 4.sS A-skA
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Disasters On the Ohio River.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22, 1851
1t is reported here that four stbosts loaded with
coal four produce, and lumber, sunk in the ice
Brandersburg the lumber boat belonging to Thomas
Smith, of Pittsbbrg; trading boat also smashed
The steamers John swasey and Warren ice bound,
and in cri tcs position the latter is reported sinking
fiatboat loaded with -four, just above the steamer
Telegraph No 2, was sinking on Saturday, when the
crew that boat went to her assistance ard unloaded
the tour into the steamer. The Telegraph No. lies at
West Port, in perfect security.
Snow fell here yesterday to the depth Of three inches
The weather Is cloudy.
The New York herald., 1851-12-23

NEw OnLEASs. Dec 10, 1851
C'uon ssles this morning. have been 1000 bales at
full prices Middling quoted at IA IKE The sales
ofte week rssobsd ~ 900 bales The receipts thu, far
are 100 100 balss ahead u the time last year Mess
polk at Si3 rs ti4 Cotton freghts Liverpool
ar. quoted at IS SD New York sight exchange s at
"a Tere,nt discount.
CiNctVNsrI Dec AZ. 1851
Busire's y very dull except for hogs which arr arm
81 81 a 50 70. Mess pork hell st SIS Sales ksy
aaI
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
our Philadelphia Correspondence.

fHtLADFtftuA, Dec -, 1881.
Tie H. in ne D,isuse- ID Hctiy ia Rorcking N,r
York g..
The Ice in our river has put an embargo upon the
Communication with New Jersey except 70 those who
will venture to upon the fields solidy packed be
tween the 1sandand Camden. About one hundred per
,ons walked 10 the Island this morning and after le-
lay Of several hours, were ferred to the city
slips by steamboat One Of the ferry boats
started at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
Camden and only reached her destination this prn-
ing, after detention Of nineteen hturs The pss'en
gers tor York designing TO start by the six o'clock train
we're brought back their starting point by the boat
after spending several hours n attempting 10 the
river
The military companies from the interior. about 20
visit this city 10 participate In the kossuth procession
are 20 passed the state read tree BY order OF the
Canal Commissioners
Several Bres occurred last night and this morning In
The northern part q the city one st Ninth ami Poplar
destroyed tsilors tore aud carpenter shop Eary
this morning dwelling "a Charlton street caught gre
and the family narrdwly escaped sufocation Two
children rescued IN an inseusble state and
eud taken out Of the window the stairs being
ffe
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Naval Intelligence.

AspnaL o. rnr U g. Bsia PrRa,-rhe q. 8 brig
Psuy. It. Com. A. II. Foote arrived this msrnus trou
Port su Prsys, 10 thirty-six days
The y. lett st Port su Prsya the U O ships john
Adam. Baron. and the Germantown. Comm DIOR. Laws
l.ite irom southern eiuise, having touched at 81
Helena.
The squsdron were in coed b-,ith, AMI 10 sascieus
condition
Ths hes been absent two years, AID during ta..
ume hss ,sken two prizes (slsversl ship Martha s1a
trig Chstworth, OF Dsltimorr when IN. Perry va
about '".s'ns Pet Prsys. n vr.sei came IA uni-e
Bra zlisn colors. which supposed 10 b. q sisv-r
The world have board had not the authorities
taken IL in hard themselves II Is worthy Of rsmArk
that the p. has hsd no deaths during her s5ssas..
neither bas sh. dealt out any rs The aso LEI, 81
roit an Prsya the Whaling brig oeeso, Of sanjvica,
Wright all well. Nov 18Th. lat 10 IS, Ion ~ 81,
bd-rs,d the bark PaliimOre, ffom Baltimore t.t Ris
JabeiI6 twenty one dsys sll well
The following Is list Of officers board f tbs
Andrrw II Foote Lieutenant commsniiag
q. b 4 Porter. Fir,t Lieutenant
Ed-srd A sbslden Acting Lieutenant
Walter y Jones do q
Jam.s A. Watmough. Purs-r
A A. II-nderson, Ps.s-d Assistant surgeon
james W Shirk Midshipman.
Benismin Robsits. CAPTAINS Clerk
Theodore Qufdine Masters Mate
Passerger.-Julius u Heileman Mid.hipman. WIN
Gwin. do W whi,tle.-y
Tts steam frigsts San Jacnto has Just b.cs
completed at the Navy Yard Brooklyn. and vt sail Ia
few dsy. for the Msdierrsnesn The following Is con
peie s,t q her csrs all Of whom have reported f,r
duty and are now on board Captain Thomas Crsb6e
Lisuts J. T Lapm,n, Roger Perry. Barnett, , II
Wainwright surgeon, "a Gilchristi Paced AssistAn.
Surgeon, J n Wright; Pur,er, wm. A. Christian Mss
ter. J. 3 Maury; Engineer's Department Charles IA
,ns vs Vhiss w% nsn,er "a Sl,,,0sy .@1%
Assistants; Passed Mj.bipmsn W. w Sharp; Mi ifsnp-
men, Degrasse Livingston Codiington; Acting Mid.
shipmen. George bacon W. Meade IT,, W. l. Brst-
ford. y G Chaplin Arness Armstrong, Thos Arnoli.
Lieut. Com'dg Msrincs II. ". Queen Bostswsin. raos
gs sSnPsr p;es cspsin. Ssrs a,o,r.% % sss
son; Pursers Clerk Charles J. s~ett
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
KossUTH MEETING IN BUFPALO.
Com mon Council.

NOhhOu NOuuChs
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDRRMEN
Dte H.This Board met this evening "A. A. Avord,
Eco. President In the chair.
The proceedings Of last meeting read approved
PETITIONS ksrEsRrr.
or Giles BushDe for remission Of taxes w,s.sriy
eide Of the Fourth avenue between Twenty ninth anA
1hirtieth streets Of John c. X. Leonard, Es1 aod
Others for renewal OF lease Of ferry to Hobok OF James
Pinkerton Co, in relation TO their pavement
REMoNsrRAScE LAID ON THE
" tDncis b Cutting, against confirmation Of
ment for regulating Forty first street between Ninth
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
That the street Commuaouer he requested 10 report
to this B' ard how much propesty and vhsrs locas~d
that the city has purchased st the snls And
bas not been redeemed, with date Of purchss sor
which purchased, and price, which Of such s~iss hAv,
any to to city the benefit OF su,h sale b, TAX
ing possesson otherwise, and what and Also what
m their Just rishts II az the CommiAonsr Of Rspssr.
and supplise be- and he Il hereby directed
pavement In broadway from Chambers street to Futoe
street to be grooved In the the pave
ment lately laid down In Broadway, between Canal sad
Grsno streets and that the be done without delay
cary the into effect and that the same be doas
fy contract with the lowest bidder who will do the
po.sd sgsn,t A O Quscksnbush. for sncumbsrins tds
SIDEWALK, together with all costs Of suit.
rIoar LAID ON IHr rAnlr AND onpsRsp sE rsrsrss.
ON Roads en- the matter OF revising the grades the
upper part OF the city.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES ADOPTED.
On Roads, concurring to permit David Austin, Jr to
sade First avenue, in front Of his property On F.
nsnce COZ curing to sell gore Of land Jacob vands
pool Jr same to lesse water front North river &,
fdssr IL Lsns On Ordinances, with ordinance, d.
,idbg The Twelfth ward into four election dist riots On
the La" Department in favor coneurrsg In ordinance
Tor pay ment TO contractors completion their
tracts. Of Committee on Wharves Piers, and sps IN
favor OF granting exclusive Of Zip and bukhsaf
Joining the Cortlandt street ferry 20 the New Jersey
Railroad and transportation Company, With resou.loo
uer Tor On Assessments. In favor OF reducing ths
ASess.d upon tie property for r,sulutins aaa
setting curb md gutter stones In Forty street. f,m
Ninth to Tenth avenue On finance, In favor Of l-ss-
irs TO Freeman Campbell water front North riv-r
On Law Department authorizing the city
tender TO the general government ate for q mint.
The Beard then adjourned TIL "wednesday evening"
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Great Fire at Flint, Michigan.

--... BUFFALO, Dec 22 1851.
By a despatch from Flint, Michigan, we learn that
very disastrous fire occurred in that place Saturday
night. An entire block occupied by stores des-
troyed, together with Large stock of fall goods The
Post Office burned but the letters and mails were
ssvea. The loss Ia estimated at over $4,000
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Mail Failures, Sc.

BALuMosE, Dec. y, 1851.
We have no mail south Of Washington again TO- night
-Four New Orleans mails due Teegrsphic COM
muncsticn with the South has been interrupted for
seven days past.
CSciSSArI, Dec % 1851.
Our latest dates from New York, by mail are last
Thursday week. the 1lth inst
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Fire at Detroit.

DErRorr, Doc ~ 1851
The Grand Circus Hotel and two adjoining dwsllings
were burned down this morning
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
The Steamship Union.

NV 0aLEAss Dec 10, 1851
The steamship Union sailed for Chasres to-day via San
Juan de Nicaragua, with $50 passengers
The New York herald., 1851-12-23

ESCAPE or A NJ RDrRER - 1iiE STEAMER EMPIRE,
AID THE LAIx STORM on LAKg ERIE FATAL
RAILROAD ACCIDENT, ETc.
BuFFaIo December q 1851.
Hiram Knickerbocker who stands sentenced TO be
hung the 9th Of January fer the murder Of Hark
ner in this city escaped from jail at six O'Clock this
morning by digging under his cell lie Ave Feet
isches high, light bair and compezor and is dressed
in black
The steamer Empire Is in Grsvelly Bay, Canada. She
l,t Cleveland December II. and at o'clock the next
nonipg the storm commenced She endeavored to make
Grand River Monday night bat the storm increased
md the lee guard was under water The deck load was
hrown but the water gained fast and the vessel
fused 20 mind her helm Captain Walker then ordered
six hundred live hogs TO be thrown over when the
el rghted and headed for the Canada shore She
cast cher in Eve fathos Of water and rode out the
torn with mu-b difficulty and finally reached gravsliy
Bay, a. half past four O'Clock saturday morning
amongst her passengers Erastus Lester and PHI
lander Cronk, OF New York and A. y Hoyt, Of Boston
On Saturday, the train coming TO Tonswsnds a
tmuoyed the load, in attempting TO get on the
while motion, fell and was killed by the train
passiJg oyei him.
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
An Enslish Fleet on vera Cruz. sc.

fEw ORLxANs, Dec II, 1851.
Advces from the city Of Mexico 70 NOV TO- have been
receivtd
Asquadron Of Eve Euglsh vessels Of war had appeared
G N'ia Cruz but ths object cf thpir v.st vs' no;
kurvn
Ts,ss ca'ss 'o 80 i2.t, see >. la-G rAsr. n'
StNk " sl4svss~A4yv
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
A NoEL uoTEr. DALE STREET, LIvFRPooL.-s

IA Towers p,oprstot ot the above hotel begs most
gpsotuly " the citizens Of the United States that
che ANGEL Hotel hrst class csablshment. Greab
provsmens and alterations having recently been made
ders II equal house In Liverpool Tho family depart
nent Of the hotel will be found TO embrace everything end
Ing to comfors. whilst 20 foreigners, visiting Liverpool
presents iion NJ suite Of French,
ftssn and oermsa servants form portion Of its arrange
ents The hotel " situated within few Yards Of the
eh.ngs .nd he principal business parts 81 The oEn sat
within Eve minutes walk OF the Docks Custom House, and
Railway stations hiss been tho proprietor Of ths ny,
Hotel twenty ysars and for the last years p1
pretOr OF The QuBss Hotel Manchester which he i8
giving W % devote all attention 20 The former where he
hopes 70 hsvs that kind paronage he has long bssn
favored v,h assuring those WI paropisN him that evsry
thing will be done 60 o2hiucs " their comfort aad a. mode
rate charges Warm Baths smoking Rooms. aad BuiarI
Moons are ,he preuisss. B-Csptsns o. ships viii
Gnd ahis establishment oonvenisaA bsnI o.
assr,st respectable hotels to the dooks
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
fiOTE

noNADI HoTEL. sS4 BRoADwAY.-Tus ATTEN-
~ tion ot tae pebble respectfully invited 70 this hotel
ohers all the and luxures OF similar rt
cisss hotels in This cY Additions 10 ~ have recently been
made 10 suit families tor whom and for single
Us accommo modAti ars nov unsurpassed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-23
The Canal C0ntract-Excit citement nj
Albany.

THE MAMMOTH spEcULAToRs UPsEr-rHr WORK
DIVIDED AMONG ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CON-
TRACTORS, ETC.
ALBANY, Dec 22-5P.M.
The Canal Board on Saturday, had arranged large
portion Of the canal contracts whereby heavy jobs were
supposed to be given to spectators. This produced
much feeling among those whose names were not upon
the slate The bar of the hotels presented
of the greatest excitement yesterdaymore turbulent
than anything ever known in this city This morning
the board again mst-four wings and four democrats
Mr.. Seymour, the engineer, being still absent The
proce dngs Of Saturday revoked and resolution
previously offered by Lieut. Gov Church declaring that
contracts should be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidders, was adopted and that all bids amounting to
$4,000 be rejected The four democrats
this proposition, did also Mr.. Secretary Morgan
(whe) The awards are to be made by the Canal Com
mssionsrs State Engineer and the division engineers
where the job Is ltcated-the Canal Board to have
vision Of the contracts. This plan is Of being
carried out 1t will drive out all the mammoth specu
lators and parcel out the work to hundred and fifty
coutractors
The New York herald., 1851-12-23

THE BALL SEAsOR.

vHE BALL NEASOn.
nANCIHG ACADEMY, q HOWARD STREET lLArx
Madame Fsrreros-Nr c. Planoi professor OF Al shs
rends and hs public in general that ON Thursday even
ns s lsth ns he will his dsnong saloons for clssse
Ana private Lessons His prices VIII be found very moderas
n DE- O. BRooKEs DANCING ACADEMY. EAGLE
III Rooms corner Chryste and Delaney streets. New
Glasses the second quarter will forming
Tuesday Dece nbsr 23 Ladies and Children aud
ill p. M-Gsp sismen att till )0& p. M Also Private
Glasses at Mr. BIS residence, 23 Grand street,
Bowery.
JSEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING AND wALrzING
~ Academy 30 Bond strset-An the dances taught
in che shortest possible me classes
ofa Sorees exclusively for the patrons OF the academy
FERRER0's DANCING ACADEMY. NO. Ga WEST
Madame Dubreul Ferrero snd her brother E. Ferrero
pectfully give notice that classes for instruction
5ancinE are forming at their establishment Days
tuitisn for ladies' and asters and
Saturday and Monday and Thursday afternoons half
pMt o'clock. Evening class for gentlemen Sjiress
nsnal.
Also. Madame Dubreul Ferrero and her brother FER
beg to inform their friends that they have
on with the dancing academy lately opened their
A DO w ORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, 443
Broome street., neal Broadway.-A class for be-
cinners will Monday evening" January g. at
ocosk Centsm wishing to attend. will please sail be-
ore that time and enter their Glasses the
tice Of the Polka Schotsche, Redowa Goretz., AMI all
che other fashion able Dances Mondays and Thurs
and WEDNESDAYS and Sa turdAys Gentleman
st TINA. Lsdss' and childrsns classes the
days. at and O'Clock. T. NJ Soirees every two weeks.