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York Herald Whole No ? THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO. 7379. MORNING EDITION.SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1863. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSKMKnnVB. hucellaieom. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. THIRTT-8BCOITO CONGRESS. Affair* M the Stat* Capital. THEATRE. .DOORS OPEN «UR- theatre..e. a. SECOND 8EKSI0N. LF.dltfLATlVK BrSIK»:afi -TK'K AS8EMBLT AND TUB AT 6>f ; marshaij., holb . fcC.PERSONS tain riaea at 7 o'clock. 1/essee Doors at commence at TENTS, HAMMOCKS, UOVKKNOR'm MKHHAOK. CODB.TIIB CANAL BOWFRY Broadway open 6^ to 7 o'clock. AUSTRAIJAleaving for the above place wishing tents, 4tc., are Tlt.K January will be evening, will be IKTK RESTING FROM . uovrrnob h*t- Saturday evening, 16. performed Saturday January 15, performed hfitfd to call at the old stand, corner of Mulberry and WASHINGTON. Senate. qc*snoN ON8L AI'OIIT AGAV'NBT ROOKWOOD. IjOVK, LAW, AND PHYSIC. Chatham streets. The celebrated anti-mildew prepara¬ Jbii. 14, M&S MOIB, ETC. Mr. Miss Heron UNE Fm: A CONSTANTINOPLE. Washjnuton, W TORK BRKALB. feadley Eddy Sybil tion, which lias used for the last ten < SrWUL (URHWOMlKlsrK Of TBI Mcfc n liarliara Mrs. Grattan THE WOMAN I been successfully 'KKDKN1TAI.H Of HON. JOHN M. CLAYTON. Turpi Mr. Derr ADORE. yearn on pails, awnings, &c., will be applied to tents at Overhauling the Foreign Policy of the Present AtJUXY, Jan. 14 P. M. Miss Ttie Vm King Mr. Dunn Handassah.. Marshall FRISAC. I a small extra corner Ciiajk presented the credential* of Hon. John/ If. Mrs. Dunn charge at No. 2 Mulberry, Chatham The Senate wan in session thro* quarters of aa "Itu. Mr. Hamilton Eleanor street. JAMBS TYLER. Administration. Clayton, Senntur elect from Delaware, for nix years from only lookwood Mr. Griffiths LadjRookw'd.Mrs.Yeom.ms -VTIBLO'S GARDEN..MAD. H. SONTAG'S THIRD hour, and no business of note wan transacx®^. excepting Mrs. Mrs in on Jan. First the 4th of Msrrh next. .uniper Mr. Dawson Mowhray Broadley night Opera, Monday, IT. night PAINT.THE BEST ARTICLE EVER Rumored Overtures from Brazil. to over tiJI for want of buk'ne*<- One Pas de Caledonia Miss O. Dawes of Rossini's Opera, in two act*, offered to the for roofs, and bottoms Important KXTKA PAY WANTED IT TOR TKRAtR'RY CLHUCS. adjourn Monday, THE BARBER OF BRIIXiEWATKR public decks, at the clow of the session is worth moro tkan « week DEB FREISCHUTZ. SEVILLE of steamers, and other vessels, and from its spark and Mr. Walker presented a memorial of clerk* in the day Ottoaar.......Mr. Seymour Agnes. Miss Hiffert Rosina . .Madauie Henrietta Sontag cinder for railroad THE TREATY FOR RECIPROCAL TRADE now. .Mr. Glenn Anne Mrs. Yeoman* Figaro Sig. Radiali Alraaviva Pozzolini proof qualitios bridges, cars, depots, Treasury, praying that the additional allowance of twenty Iudo.. | Sig. &c. Testimonials and specimens can be seen at the <if]M>t WITH CANADA. per ccnt be continued them next In the House, Mr. Burroughs was excused from ^serving Dr. Bartolo Rucco Bnsilio . year. sig. .Sig. Gasparone of the company. For sale dry, in packages of '200 lb 4. HWORD EXERCISE AT *BT rOINT. THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET. DOORS Conductor Carl Eckert in first nnd in en the Military Committee. Mr. Daa. Taylor a<lvoo/vWd "tJURTON'S to commence at 7 o'clock. | (11 appearance.) upwards, and oil, in kegs of '.'5, 50, and 100 lbs., by Mr. Houhton offered a resolution into Jl open at 6)£; Secured Seats, $2 and SI, to be obtained at Niblo's Oar- R. BOGART, General 126 Pearl street, and 78 Beaver DEATH OF SENATOR IPH VTI OF VER90KT. directing inquiry the excuse. He that a sufficient amount of talfcit Saturday evening, January 15, will be performed don and at the Store of Messrs. Van Nordon k Agent, I the propriety of raining the salary of the instructor of thought Stationery street. a word exercise at West would be retained, am there wan not much that LAUGH ANI) GROW FAT. King, No. 45 Wall street; also at the door on the Point. Adopted. probability Thlmsicnl Mr. Watkins Adele Eaton Mrs. Fisk of the evening THE CAM or THX BRIO OCT ARMSTRONG. thtre would be1 need of that kind of talent here- performance, six tableh. bassfords patent, it PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. Mr. of any great f Mr. Johnston Mrs. Comfort. Mr*. Holman On will be sold the $2 and on Jones, Iowa, offered a renolutfon calling for the after.certainly not if his slave transit bill was enacted }ump« Saturday seats, Monday BilliardsMontgomery street, Jersey City. George Owen, award of lxiuin in the ca.se of the 4ld Eaton Mr. Skerrett Mrs. Grabner.. Mrs. Norton tin- $1 and Heats. as Kmperor Nupoleou. into a law. " remaining S'2 known George with the iron arm, from Otis Field's, ]allad. Tlx* Lument" Mrs. Holman Doors at by I lie XIouhc, of the Bill to Prevent brig Armstrong, referred to him for decision, by the United Considerable debate occurred in referring tho rarioof Emigrant's open 6M. Opera commences at 7>£ o'clock. has charge of six tables, just in order. Players insured Hnhinge, states and trerturCH, Walters, Polka*, he tho Orchestra . and on the Portugal. Adopted. portions of the Governor'* message to tho appropriate by Opera nights: Monday, Wednesday, Friday. good attention. Billiards taught during the day. Pyra Frauds Treasury. PA.-UA<iE OK BllXf PARIS AND LONDON. Herman carabene, Kreuch and Ameri¬ RELIEF committees. Tliat part relating to the Code was finally uiids, English pool, Tho bill for the relief of the heirs of William McFar- to a of which Viatil Mr. Dyott Lady Volatil. .Miss Weston JACK'S NEAR BROOME can and referred select committee, the chairmanship THEATRE, BROADWAY, games, played taught. land, was ono of Mr. Placide Rose Mrs. Bernard . paused. is conceded to Mr. of tho Commissioners jMqnes street. Doora open at ti to oommenoe at 7. BUSINESS IN THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. The Looinis, Thomas Trot Mr. Burton Annette Miss Fisher WAI 15, will bo Derformed BEDSTEAD WAREROOMS AND CHEAP SPRING following private bill-, were passed the Code, although a strong effort was made to place it ia Saturday evening, January For the relief of WilHaiu Set.na Factor, a free Jr. Ha.kilt.. .Mr. Johnston Trot Mrs. I . eotorod the hands of the Committee, who are «H lav Solly Hughes A HANDSOME HUSBAND. IRONMattress and tedding Depot. Iron bedsteads, from $4 TIIK CANAL POI.ICY OF GOV. of Judiciary Fitzherbert Mr. Walcot Mrs. Twisden .Mrs. Cramer to $40; the healthy spring mattress, bo., $8 to $30. Also, ATTACK UPON SBTMOl'R. gentleman, Arkansas, for property destroyed by In yers. In the course of the debate it was stated that the VTATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET..DOORS Mr. Mr. Hnle Mrs. the ne\j elastic felt ImhIs. pillows, quilts; also, the best dians. first report made to the legislature, some three year 0|K'n nt 6 curtain rises at 7 o'clock. Wyndham Wyndham.MrsStephens hair matt made of For the relief of the legal representatives of Major Ca¬ since, the commissioners, lies still upon the table a* January will be Stephen Mr. Durant Mrs. Melfort Mrs. Hale pure resses, by tho blind all warranted Inauguration and MeiiMgr tlie Governor of leb Swan. by . Saturday evening, 16. performed The Orchestra will a of new Mimic. Cull aud examine, at 6&i above street. unfinished business. THE EVE OF WATERLOO. perform variety llroadway, Spring MaMxnehuHettrf. The bill for tho relief of Thomas H. was passed. When the of the reference of that ot Grand Medley Miss Malviua. The the Dudley question portion Oarrol . Mr. Maria Mrs. Nichols bill for relief of of South the canal -i came Mr. Bur¬ {hark* Taylor T EECHES. Majur Wiggs, ('anditM, message relating to the up, THE ROAD TO RUIN. A VERY IARGE LOT OF GOOD AND who was one of the hostages in the of the GAIE BREEZELY, OR THE YARN OF A TAlt. Old Dortiton Mr. Make Goldfinch Mr. Walcot Jj healthy leeches for sale, at low prices, by F. PATU- MEXICAN NEWS-)SUICIDES.I'OIJTICAI. ITEMS, hands British roughs took the floor and denounced that portion of it ia THE SICILIAN BRIDE to be executed if Gen. firoene retaliated the murder o strong terms, ile said that it whs hoped by citizens re¬ Harry Dorntcn. Mr. Lester Mr. Milford. ... Mr. Reynolds REL, No. 290 Pearl street. iir., ilir., dir. Mr. .Mr. Miss Keen* Hayne, and wtioae property was tak«n by the British siding in the western part of the State, that Governor nTTHlTE'S THEATRE OF VARIETIES, 17 AND 19 Sulky.. Brougham j Sophia A. was taken up. The bill allowed interest on the claim. would recommend some for their Mr. Silky Mr. Hale Jenny Mrs. Stephmu S. DOZIER, A RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN Affalrx In Mr. Seymour project early fj Bowery, near Chatham square..C. White, Proprie- and a well known in Washington. liAYAKD opposed the allowance of the interest. completion. During the canvass previous to the election, to commence at o'clock. MR. mechanic, residing Norfolk, Mr. of S. ?r. Doors open at 7 on the 21st letter se SPKCIA1. CORKKSTONDKNC K OK TIIK NKW YORK HKKAI.lt. BuTijot, idem.) C., eloquently advocated the that gentleman had traversed the canal dis¬ will be MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, ABOVE HOW Vo., December. 1862, by patent has hill. (Gov. S.) to Saturday evening, January 16, performed ard street. II. Ma cured to himself, as tho inventor and OUR FOREIGN POLICY HUMOR 01' THE REJECTION OF tricts and made speeches, leading the people belie** THE IJVDY OF LYONS. WOOD'S Open every evening. Wood, original patentee, The was then till next recommend an amondment of the constitu¬ nager and The entertainments offered bi the exclusive right to make, use and vend, in the United IMPORTANT OVERTURES FROM BRAZIL.ANOTHER subject postponed Friday.
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