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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-15

| Affairs at tho State Capital.
| LEGISLATIVE BUsINEss-ThE ASSEMBLY AND THE
GOVERNORS MEssAGE-Tne CoDE-TIE CANAL
Observation-Disclosures AGAINST GOVERNOR sEY-
MOUR, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF r1R NV YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Jan. I-P. M.
The Senate was in session only three quarters Of
hour and business Of note transacted, excepting
to adjourn till Monday, for want Of buAiness Ono
day the close of the session is worth IL an week
In the House Mr. Burroughs excused from serving
the Military Committee. Mr. DAN Taylor advoc,tsd
the He thought that sufficient amount Of taIaat
would be retained there not much probability th
there would be any great need of that kind of talent here
aftercerainy not his slave transit bill was enacted
into law.
Considerable debate occurred referring the various
portions of the Governors message to the appropre1
committees. That part relating to the Code was finally
referred 10 select committee the charmanshp Of which
Is conceded to Mr. Loomis of the Commissioners of
the Code although strong effort made to place it In
the hands of the Judiciary Committee who are all Law
In the of the debate 1t stated that the
first report made to the Legislature, some three year
since by the commissioners lies still upon the table
When question the reference of that portion Of
the message relating to the canals came up, Mr. Bur
strong terms He said that It hoped by citizens 70
siding in the western part of the State that Governor
completion During the previous the election
that gentleman GOV had traversed the canal dis
trcs and made speeches leading the people to believe
that he would recommend an OF the constu
ton; instead of which there neither that any
other plan proposed, and many persons who had contr
bued to his election felt indignant that the Governor had
not submitted plan; though, for himself, (Mr. b.
he never entertained any faith in the promises and
pledges made before election. Before he concluded
he gave way for adjournment. He will resume hts
speech Monday, and from the books and documents
which lay before him. it is evident he intends to gve tho
message a severe scathng.
petition presented by John Delaaed and Others
asking the aid Of the State in furnishing county and
State maps their publishing to every school district
in the State They state that no boundary line Of any
the location relative to other counties be asce
tained and with the exception of the city OF New York
no observations have made to establish the l0ng
tude of any place however important except in such
maps they desire to make out. The Legislature VIII
hesitate time before they will incur the expense Of
hundred thousand dollars The State has
published books written by quasi professors sufficient for
half century n least W.
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T'RANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM sTREET-GEo
Il Lea, Proprietor-The above establishment is oper
every afternoon at o'clock and in the evening at half
past for the purpose of Cassc and Original Represen
atons of Living statuary by Mile. Casinets Troupe Of
Model Artists together with variety of beautiful per
formances For further particulars bills Of each day
Admssonseats in private boxes 30 cents stage seats
with cushioned arm chairs u cents; boxes rs cents
gallery, IL cents
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Sailing of the Arabia from Halifax. &c.


The royal mail steamship Arabia arrived at her wharf
here few moments before FIVE O'Clock last evening" and
having cosed sailed for New York at nine O'Clock this
morning
The Liverpool papers Of the 1s inst do not contain
arrivals from New York other Northern ports in the
United States subsequent to the sailing of the steamship
Baltic on the Goth ut.
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From Boston.
SAILING OF IssIoNARIEs-RAILRoAD ACoIDE.
sI-IcIpE ETC.

SAILING OF MIssIoNAR1ES-RAILRoAD ACCIDENT
SUICIDE, ETC.
BosroN Jan IA, 1858.
The bark Springbok from this port for Cape Town,
Cape Of Good Hope takes out the Rev. Moses r. Bxoy
and wife Rev Daniel Whitaker and wife and Mrs Cephus
rennett, a. missionaries to Maulmain
Robert w Annable an old and popular conductor ON
the Boston and Portland Railroad knocked on the
M train to-day at Wenham, and 1t is thought fatally IN
ired He was leaning forward from the steps OF the
rear car and his head in contact with car on the
other track. -
German, sixty years OF age (name unknown) shot
bmef tbj morning on the railroad track the Prov
dcnce depot fell dead the track and an incoming
train was with difficulty stopped from running over the
body.
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BosToS Jan. IA, 1858.
Governor Clifford was sworn into office, before both
branches of the Legislature, at noon to day. after which
he delivered his annual message. He begins by anudng
the deaths of distinguished during the past year
Fowler Thompson and Rantoul, of Massachusetts, and
Webster and Clay of the nation In relation to the late
national contest he says that though Massachusetts,
gave oe to the distinguished citizen who through
long had proved his patriotism and his title to the
confidence of his country yet she viii be ready to unite
with her sister States in sustaining the constitution
and perpetuating the Union that the people OF
the different States of the Union have right to
withdraw themselves from the full performance Of their
constitutional Obligations and that all questions arising
out of national legislation be referred to the
preme judicial tribunal provided by the constitution.
The controversy relative to the boundaries of Massachu
setts and Rhode Island is about to be determined in the
Supreme Court they having ordered Rhode Island to ap
pear and to bill in equity which Massachusetts,
has fled against her The cost of legislation in Massa
chusetts has increased in the two past years 1840
to 1872 s144 O0O and the Legislature will have TO pro
vide for 1858 beyond the ordinary contingencies without
taking into account the expenses of the coming Con-
sttutonal Convention. He thinks the law calling
the convention OF doubtful constitutionalty and the
convention itself altogether inexpedient. He thinks
taxation rather than by rcsorting to temporary
expedents he congratuates the people that the Massa
chusetts lands in Maine were not sold by the late govern
ment and thinks they should be offered to Maine at
fair price and If she declines TO be offered in small parcels
for cash. He hopes that the fisheries so important TO
tie people Massachusetts, viii be avoraby adjusted,
and the valuable rights of our citizens scrupulousy main
tainod In regard to the tariff he thinks that question
should be permanently settled, with reference TO an the
great interests Of the countrythat the people Of the
United States should be protected against fraudulent
valuations of foreign importers and that Congress should
repeal the duties upon articles which enter into process
Of manufacture. lie enters at length into a dis
cussion Of the powers of the legislature and tho
n IN sec all laws faithfully executed, and not TO
veto bil unless unconstitutional or in manifest
disregard of the wishes of the people, He alludcs
10 The LIQUOR law by saying that the of morals
has never gained in the long run by attempt to give
Il added power through iegmatc legislation and that
The seyerest wounds have been inflicted upon at tho
hands of its friends when it has been dragged into the
political arena
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II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
IL York-The Studio Curioso 629 Broadway up stairs,
will be opened to the public on Monday next the 18th
inst You will find in this collection the most splendid
fore offered for exhibition In this studio you will
two hundred heads in Parian MARBLE of the most
prominent poets philosophers, statesmen &C.; sleep
ing Cupid with n veil thrown its face and
head of St. Peter by Carlo Doc probably the first paint
ing brought to this country two views Of Niagara
by Col Trumbull Isabel, by Lieut. Flagg, which
much admired in the Art Unon and some fine paintings
from Rome Evening before the Deuge; 0pals, Mosacs,
Canoes Malachu Satin do, Cats Eye Onyx Agate
Crystal, Topaz Coral, Porphyry the Graces in Ivory
Chinese box in Ivory with many hundred portraits;
Chinese summer house bed carved in wood and ivory
monkey barber laughabe four Dresden figures very
beautiful representing the different nations Europe Asia
Africa and America five and twenty rings Of great
antiquity, with portraits OF Queens Kings and many Of
the nobility OF Europe two musical watches, made
in the shape of basket Of rubies q watch in ring,
surrounded with diamonds. This little gem for
many years by Napoleon; four real ruby bottles
in antiqe pearl box inaid with gold These belonged
TO Ferdinand the First of SPAIN antique ruby ring of
great size and brilancy from the ruins of Pompe the
smallest bird seen, embedded in crystal, from
Chamonoi in Switzerland this is great curiosity; the
smallest singing bird seen gold snuff box owned
by George the Fourth; this little bird sings most beauti
fully the national Swiss song which be heard every
night at g. and 10 O'clock Hungarian dog in pursuit
specimen OF art and ingenuity Greenoughs collection of
American lndians some l20 many and curious
books among which is Bible beautifully printed with
n pen upon parchment, by Monk, written in 1865; a
clock representing the front portco Of the Cathedral of
Rheims
This Studio will open every morning at 91 o'clock,
and close at 10 in the evening Admission 25 cents.
Season tickets for families for six months S. Those
only will have to the library who take season
tickets. With much sincerity and respect
Your obedient servant VIM c. MOORE.
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IT THEATRICAL NOTICE-IADIES AND GENTLEMEN
of acknowledged talent, and having wardrobes wish
ing gagemens for the Trenton Theatre, to open
Thur day evening January 20 for Of two months
will address, o. f. WADE Herald Office.
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Court Cnlendar-This Day.

USn,n STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Motions.
SrpprxR COURT T--Special Term-Motions
SUPERIOR COURT Motions, The broadway Railroad In.
function case.
COMMON piRAs.-Ssme as h,fore.
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PRESENTS.

nFPOT or PERIGORD PRFSERvES-A. ROGUE 594
~ Broadway-1he successful debut madeby this estab-
hshment in ts recent modest location during the past
year has induced the proprietor to It to the large
prcmscp 5o4 Broadway above Nibo's, where exten.
iye sorment o Luz urics for the palate and endless
variety OF ch holiday presents, nre offered for soe.
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The Railroad Accident near Amherst.
DEATH OF ANOTHER VICTIM, ETC.

DEATH OF ANOTHER VICTIM, ETC.
CONCORD Jan. IA, 1853
Mr. Bailey who injured by the railroad disaster at
Andover died this mornings Lawrence. This is the third
death
Mr. Kittrdre il said 10 be improving.
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DARTSER wANTED-WlTH 5000 TO $4,000 CASH
/ capital Any person who has the above amount,
and wishing to invest it where fortune be realized
in short time may find chance by addressing O. T. q,
Herald Office.
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POLITICAL.

IHIFTEENTH WARD.--AT MEETING OF THE DEMO.
cratic Republican Committee of the Fifteenth ward,
Tor the year 1853 held at Constitution Hail. $50 Broad
way Friday evening January H. the said Committee
was organized by the election Of William N Mcintyre as
Chairman Peter A. Ross and John Gimour Secretaries
and Augustus Schel Treasurer. W. N. MCINTYRE
ELIJAH FsHF1s, Secretary pro tenn. Chairman.
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The health of Charleston is improving. There wore
only eleven deaths from cholera there last week
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
december shows an Increase of S5 900 the CORES
pondng month last year owing to the increased trans>
portaton of coal.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NEW YORK, JANUARY l, 1853.-THE FIRM OF
IN Poppe Co. having expired, by its own limitation
the business will be settled by the undersigned who will
only the name of the late firm in liquidation.
GUSTAVUS A. POPPE,
GEORGE W HENNINGS.
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1VI and a well known mechanic residing in Norfolk
Va on the 2ls December 1852 by letter patent has
cured to himself the original inventor and patentee
the exclusive right to make and vend in the United
States, improvement in vcntiators by means OF
which any building without regard to size construc
ton, steamers ships steamboats,, railroad cars and
sells of any description, be thoroughly, easily
speedily and economically ventilated at Of the
invention and test its utility to adoptt at into
general use. Seeing and testing is believing and there
fore, the patentee would be happy to be favored with
calls from any gentleman who would wish to examine his
model at Frenchs Hotel where Mr. Dozier proposes
to remain fora few days previous to his going South
Propretors OF theatres hotels and any other spacious
buildings also captains of steamships, sailing ships
steamboats, and also directors of railroads. most
nest solicited TO examine the above named invention
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate
ALBANY, Jan. IA, 1883.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Mr. BABcocK reported favoraby the bill to authorse
the formation Of building associations.
TIE HARLEM RAILROAD.
Mr. MORGAN introduced bill TO amend the charter q
tho New York and Harlem Railway.
PRIVATE HILLS
Three private bills passed, and the Senate ad-
journed till Monday
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The Alabama Mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH Jan. 3, 1853
The steamship Alabama has arrived in sixty two hours
f-om New Yorb-all well
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Assembly.


Assembly.
ASSEMBLY Jan. IA, 1853.
THE REFERENCE OF THE GOVERNORS MnsAGETHE CANAL xS
IARGEdKsT QUESTION ETC.
Mr. LOOMS (dem.) of Herkimer. reported series OF
resolutions referring the message OF the Governor One
referring the report of the Commissioners on Practice and
Pleading to select committee lost it goes to the
Judiciary.
The resolution referring much relates to the Ca
nal Committee read.
Mr. BURROUGHS independent dem of Orleans county,
said had been expected that the Governor would
mend the amendment of the constitution authorizing the
speedy enlargement of the canals He had in his posses
sion papers containing speeches delivered BY the Governor
during the in which he pledged his support to
such amendments of the constitution. Such recon
mendaon the people had right to expect in the mcs
sage of the GOVERNOR but such thing could be found
and the people were greatly disappointed by the oms
sion. No distinct policy OF enlargement was recommend
ed in the message He did not under the Governor
to be in favor of the enlargement of the canal to the fun
width OF seventy feet and depth of seven He thought
could expect the enlargement to be completed
with So 600 00O AL knew it would require double that
amount The Governors recommendation contemplated
improved and not enlarged canal The suggestion
them An appropriation of $a0O 900 recommended 10
improve the canal which would not aid to its final en-
preparation suggested The recommendations to forward
to build boats Of 240 tons burthen, when no use
could be made of them he thought would not obtain thu
Hoffman in ls4e seems to have been the basis Of the
Governors plan for improving the canals We
live in an age, (said Mr. b. when the most gi
gantic schemes undertaken by private enterprise
Yet the state, with the immense West beyond it. hest
taes at an appropriation OF only 0oo Individuals
could be found who willing to expend 81 900 900 in
the construction air line railroad between Albany
and Buffalo be sustained by the increased business be-
those points and yet there unwilingnesa
that the State should afford sufficient facilities for the
business pressing towards canals He was sorry to
see the Recommendation that the State should wait 70
take advantage the low prices OF labor to carry the
public works. lie astonished at such recommends
tion from living in marble palace, obtained at an
expense of 81 900 TO the State 1t would be better
to pay laborers dollar day than try to reduce them
the old plan of daily compensation of sleeps head
and pluck The objection to high prices, the auson to
economy, was the special feature of the message.
Here the motion Of Mr.. INGALLS,, the committee ross
and reported progress and motion the House adjourn
ed TO Monday
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Election Of the Governor Of Maine.

AUGUSTA, Mane Jan. Ia, 1888.
William G.. Crosby (whig) elected Governor q
Maine this morning by the senate-the vote being IL
IN
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DRIDGEWATER PAINT-THE BEST ARTICLE EVER
ID offered to the public for roofs decks, and bottoms
OF steamers and other vessels and from its spark and
cinder proof qualities for railroad bridges, cars depots
&C. Testimonials and specimens be at the depot
of the company For sale dry in packages of 200 lbs
and upwards and in oil in kegs Of 25 So and 100 bs by
BOGAr General Agent 125 Pearl street and IS Beaver
att
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ID Montgomery street, Jersey City.-George owen,
known ns George with the iron arm from Otis Fields
has charge of six tables just in order Players insured
good attention Billiards taught during tho day Pyra
mids English pool German carabene French and Ameri
can games, played and taught.
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ID j. ROJAs INSTITUTIONAL SPANISH ENGLISH,
Il French, and Classical Boarding and Day School, fer
young gentlemen, at No IL West Eighteenth street,
Fifth The best opportunity to learn in short
time and practice the Spanish language. For circulars
apply at the Institution.
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IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOsIs, AND CHEAP SPRING
Mattress and Bedding Depot-Iron bedsteads from 81
to $40 the healthy spring mattress &c. IS to $50 Also
the neV elastic felt beds pillows quilts also, the best
pure hair matt resses, made by the bndal warranted
Call and examine at 55 Broadway above Spring street
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A R(TI STREET THEATRE PHILADEIPHIA.--LADIES
ard gentlemen of acknowledged talent in the profes
sion wishing engagements, will please address, imme
sliatclv THOMAS y. HEMffilLlJ lessee.
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EMHES-A VERY LARGE LOT OF GOOD AND
healthy leeches for SALE at low prices, by +. PATU-
REL No. 200 Pearl street.
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AMUsEMENTs.

DROADWAY THEATRE-E- A. MARSHALL. SOLE
ID Lessee-Doors open at u to commence at o. clock
Saturday evening, january Is, will be performed
LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC.
UNE FETE A CONSTANTINOPLE.
THE WOMAN l ADORE
FRISAC
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MRS RONEY GIVES A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
Nl on Harp &c in Jersey City assisted by the Misses
Ferguson, Qorty-second street, Mr., Andrews, and
Mons Hirpolyte Gomen Piano, on Monday, the 18th
inst Price Of admission so cents each To be had at
ths Concert Room, Iroquos Hall, Jersey City, second
block from the ferry
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GOLDSMITH'S CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
" The peculiar facilities for private tuition at Mr..
Goldsmiths Writing Rooms, $50 Broadway have induced
linn offer the advantages of private lessons to larger
number of pupils than he has hitherto been accustomed
receive and he also invites the attention OF all who
who would acquire fine hand with certainty and de
spatch the fact that his winter classes OPEN the
course for ladies being only half his usual charge.
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EXTRAORDINARY DI9OyERY.-A NEW AND FASH
Il ionabe style Of writing acquired in few lessons,
requiring only sheet Of paper has been discovered by
Mr.. KELLY This discovery is sustained by number OF
distinguished ladies and gentlemen in different parts of the
United States 10 whom Mr. Kelly has impaired tho art
Letters and documents in testimony of its superiority in
preference all others be at Mr.. Key's rooms
Please address either of the following pacesProprietor
Tammany HAIL. Westchester House broadway or Astor
Itofp
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-T,NoRMOIJS SUCCESS. .-IIETLER'S SALOON OF WON
T. dcrs No $50 Broadway, continues TO attract crowds
OF The lovers of the marvellous nightly Mr.. Heller, the
greatest OF all Professors of Necromancy in addition to
his other original and ncomprehensblc teat introduces
his cp jshinr experiments in
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INSTRUCTION.

DO0KKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C, THOROUGHLY
ID taught, by W j. RENVIILE, $50 Broadway. Each
is separately instructed and Is enabled with fa
cty, TO practice the knowledge impaired to him. Open
day and evening. Terms reasonable.
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JyARTNTR WANTED-IN A THRIVING SCHOOL FOR
l vouno gentlemen. A competent person, we'll ac
ouninted in the city. Address box No 26l5 Post Office
ure-p -psid
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DURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET-MR
ID Dyott respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie that his ANNUAL BENEFIT
will take place on Tuesday next, January IS, when BIAS
singers beautiful play Of
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS
will be produced, with very superior cast.
Sir Giles Overreach. Mr.. Dyott
Marall, (frst time hcre) re).............Mr Mr.. Burton
With favorite Farce.
Box Book now open.
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1Vl Hall Brooklyn, will take place Friday evening"
21st inst Gentlemen wishing to introduce ladies par
evening of the Soiree. Apply for tickets to Mrs. L. at
Montague Hall, on Saturday and Wednesday evenings
from 61s to ~ O'Clock.
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DIAPER HANGINGS.-THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
Il of Thomas Faye Co., 436 Pearl street from long
experience and thorough acquaintance with the French
manufacturers are enabled to offer the largest and
the most magnificent decorations) in this market at
usually low rates Great and attention bestowed
the retail department No time could be propitious
than the winter for economists 10 paper.
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DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND THE
Id Holy Land is now Open at the new and spacious
1eorana in Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening. Painted from authentic
extensive tour undertaken expressly for the works. Mr.
b. will explain the paintings personally Picture
at IN and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Admission so cents; children, half price.
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DHIIHARMONIC SOC1ETY.-EIEvENTH SEASON.
Il The Second Concert of this will be given OF
Saturday evening" January 15 Mt Nblos Concert Room
Conductor Of the Orchestra Mr. r. sfeld Application
for tickets TO the Concerts and Rehearals received b.
Messrs Scharfenberg Luis, New York and p X Weizei
Brooklyn. BY order, H. C. TIMM President
]. [. Eys1GN Secretary -n