The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1848, Page 3

Tae Weare. we Wearmen an eo Crean tien, d, muddy and Floppy con- dition.’ Tho thermometer, at sig o'clock in the morning, degrees, and at six o’cleck in the evening at showing a difference of {2 degrees in twelve ess.—-Notwithstanding the recent law P 7 the Common Council, compelling the drivers of tages to keep to the right under ail clroumatances, they, or some of them, act in the same mauner as they did before the law was passed, as frequently keeping to the loft as to the right. One of them, coming down Bowery yesterday moruing, undertook to cross to the other side, when the pole of the stage oame in contact with one of the railroad cars with violent force, and as by mirecls oxcaped striking a gentleman who was stand- ing on the platform of the car, which if it had struck him, would have kilied him jon thewpot. This was the result of eorsummate carelessness, and laws seem to be of n0 use which tend to the preservation of life and pro- perty. Tre Panx Founrat ‘This beautiful specimen of art is now venrly completed, and the addition it gives Park is almost inconovivable. The represen Tons of the lilly oftha Nile, immediately around the fountain,is excellent, while the atone encircled basin, also gives it very handsome appearance, The work will be completed in a few days, and when the south end is properly fiaish- ed, will certainly be one of the most pleasant places in the city. Fine —A fire broke out about 6 o'clock yesterday morn- ing, in the tobacco and sugar factory of H. & C. Sage- “horn, No 249 Wanbington street, which was extin- guishod with trifling damage. Anotuer Fine,—A fire broke out, also, about 8 o’clook oatarday morning, in the merchent tailors store of {iohael Fisher, No’ 3093 Broadway, ‘The fire occurred in the back room, whsre were a quantity of elke and fine goods, allof which were destroyed. T ds in the front rowm were ulso misterially damaged by smoke and water. The loss is estimated at $200, which was fully insured by the Hartford Protection Fire Iasurance Company. Suppex Drars.—Coroner Walters was called yester- day to hold an inquest at No 285 Bowery, on the body of Gsorge Wheeler, a native of Ireland, aged 34 years, who for some time past has been troubled with palyita- tion of the hoart, avd while by the fire side on Tuesday afternoon, fell from his chair aod died instantly. Ver- dict, death by disease of the heart. Frees ano Farse Avarme in Janvany.—We are in- debted to the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, for the following lint of res and false alarms, which oc- eurred during ‘he month of January : woth bd district, 2d aection, 6 P.M., 63 Ludiow streat; bed and bedding burnt. Och. 24 diatrict, 24 section, 7 P. M., Bowory, corner light damage, caused by lamp falling in ahav- 7 P M.,alarm from bonfire 11% P. M., Montgomery near Monroe; slight dia: 7th. 2d dlatrlot,24 section, 6 P.M, foot of 9th at, East River, steamship United Scates; slight damag 7th, 2d Lipa a section, 9 P. M., 283 Attorney st , 2 story brick sho jxht damage. Stk lar divtrioe devotion, 3x A. M, 600 Broadway, | four story brick bath house and refeotory; much damage to basement. Sth. Sd dintrict, Ist section, 1134 P. M.,29 Ann street, rear, 5 story brick shop; considerable damage to stock and building Oth 3d district, Ist section, 103¢ A. M., 23 Liberty st., four story brick drug store; considerable damage. 9th. 8¢ ra 6 section, 2g P. M, alarm from chimney in Vesey stree' 10th. 1 ‘alstrlct, lst section, 334 A. M., Exchange st , four story brick store; much datauge to stock. 10th Bi istrict, 2d section, 1134 P. M.; alarm cause | eT” 2A distriot, 24 nection, 10% P.M., 0 Lewis street, two story brick store; much damage to stook. 19th 2d district, 2U sec, ‘A. M.,corner Grand and - Clinton streets, two story tore aud dwelling; much damaged, building and stock. Toe, Int dintriot, 2d tion, 11 F. Mc; alarm from Prinoe street watch hous “eth. 2d district, 1st "section, 8}¢ A. M., 180 Mulberry street, basement of three story brick shop; slight da- moth. 34 district, 1st section, 11 A. M., 365 Pearl Lerner three story brick dwellin: ; bed and bedding wh. Ist district, 1st section, 6 A. M., 664 Greenwich see Og ary ie Cee AEN Gat om one set ea oa) nection, 12% night, Oliver street, sree coe te Meation, OX, night, corner Charles and Hadsen, two story wooden shop and dwell- ht d ng te .) alarm from ‘him- 6th. 2d district, 2 age. 19sk 2d dit trict, 2d section, 12 M. Pri Rey at. Od district; 2d section, 2 A. M., 108 Reade street, two story wonden store and dwelling; much damaged, Qist. Ist district, Ist acy G4 uy , 39 Renwick be st, two oie wooden dwelling; igh damage. viet, 3d distrlet, Let section, 7%¢ P. Mf, alarm from Post oftes bell ist. 1st distriet, 2d seetion, 8 P. M., alarm from 18th ward station house bell. 224. 2a Cagis me meron 12%, night, 13 Mulberry street,2 story wooden dwelling; 22d, Ad aisaict, 3d section, raat M., Elisabeth, near wake street; Jesuits’ churoh destroyed, and several Pi Opiers Ist section, 12 night, alarm from post dell 234 ad distriet, 2d section, 3 A.M., corner Clinton and Stanton streets; two-story ‘wooden store; partially jeatro) Zan ist district, lst section, 2 A.M., 148 Barrow on. two-story brick dwelling; bed and bedding yurnt. ‘24th. Fd oe. Po Pectin i ea ise be leecker street, ti te riok dwelling; 24th, Tat district, lat section, 10 A.) = Pemy street, one story wooden stable; nearly destroys 24 ha cy Giceot, 24 leat ie me P.M., ti Front street, two-story briek laboratory; slight ‘Q7th 24 distriet, 22 Cater 1 oe M., a ‘Lewis street, al lamage. 28th. 34 district, 2d section, 1136 P. 86 Catherine street, dry goods ‘store in three-story building; stock mueh damaged. ‘29th, Ist district, Ist seetion, 4 P.M., corner Bank and Bios eker strosts, three-story brick dwelling; slight de- “a. 2d district, 2d section, 934 P.M., alarm; cause unknown. 30th. 3d district, 1st gection, 7% P.M, 228 Water street, rear, one story wooden buildin; ‘slight damage. Slat. bet distriet, Ist section, 146 A M..612 Greenwich street, two-story brick dwellin: age damage. Sist 24 district, 2d seotion. 344 A alarm from bon- fire in Attorney street, near Rivington. + Beceans.—It is astonishing with what perti- his class ef our community hold on to their daily business. We yesterday saw a number of helf frosen women, sitting on the stoops of some of the prin- stores in Broadway, holding @ sickly, half starved- looking ehild in their arms, while o1 rently more healthy, were seated beside the mother, who Importuned every passer-by. Ws s houses for these who are As through poverty, to support them- eelves, nnd hospitals for those who are sick; and it would certainly leok better, and be better, that they should be br provided for, than be allowed to lio in the streets, pend upon the charity of those whose hearts are pane gone Me them, About seven o’clock last night, a Mitie boy. about ten years ot age, was crying most pi- teously in Broadway, withont shoes or stockings, and | very thinly olud On sexing him what was tho matter, he replied he had nothing to eat; and upon farther ques- | tioning htm, we learned that he was sent out nightly by his parente, who di v. spent what he obtained for rum ¢ might obtato som 7m the brutal treatment of hi yeetaal pelicemen who see this boy very frequently; ‘aud would it not be of infinitely more advantage to him to arrest bim in the street,and by the proper authority have him put out to some one, who would make him s mam, inatead of growing up in the trade of begging, as he he da? Tne Vittacr or Seneca Fazs.—Among the articles manufactured extensively inthis village, are fine woollen eassimeres, (the best in the Union.) steam engines, stover, patent stove regulators, and almost evory description of Raatings ‘avd machinery, wooden pumps, metalic pumps, axes, and edge tocla ge- nerally, hoes, forks, ke. We have slready one large mill, five faresces three pump shops, one paper ‘and many minor establish- several large flouring mills ck i# nearly subscribed for a large new cotton mill, and an old one that bas been idle for a few years is likely to be put in operation in the rpring. Our Meee ‘aning to understand the importai weir efforts,and the immense natural r © now stand a chanoe cf being deve- loped.— San. ‘We learn from Fall River that en effort ts making to extend the magnetio telegraph from that plaee to New- buryport. == Ps ag nape Quitman —It ts understood that the ave d gailant Quitman will attend the ball to be given tthe Apollo Saloon, in aid of the “fund of the has of the Grand Lodge ot the State of New York,” as Giraud Master of Masons for the State of Mississippi He will be received with Cull hono s by the fraternity of this anteicut order. Tho Plumbe 1 th ner of Broadway au Finited by all who. wish to tear f masible ty be ohtained in the world fet, tat Plumbe's pictures irs werrean Gallery, jurray street, should b finest specimens of the it being an ptriot toany Pp Refined and otner Sugers.—J. 0, Fow- Jer, Wruisate Grocer and Tea Deater, Nos. 250 and 428 uireenwich, and 76 Vesey street, has just received from the imp: aguihetatere, a aime stock of white and brown Havaun, New Orleass, Porto Rico, anit refined white, and, tow, and brown Sugars, all of which will be acid at a smal Geom wholesale, priegs, Good new eroo New Orie 5 cents per Ib.; Stunrt’s rei 7g cents; German ved, 836 conte perib, he. Cra and coantry Geaters, would do well to cali before purekasiag: The reneh and Germans in Trouble, If it, for they ean’t understand how our emer of Falton attest, opposite ont ey sel same rve wilt takorm taasn how iefa domes Fle sel twee: ty pair of boote dayawhere they sell ouly two or three" ‘They Ls for ensh ata small pre A a) ee oO sold in other store Hiv splendid nenortivens of Patent Lest: re equally lew. ‘The Doetor. ' ja Diamond Pointod Gold Pens, of every quality, ell prices, both wholesale and reta 8. 4 wets Wiituam street on door bel low Wall pireou suds? Ys 92 Fi and in the eel known fi be th chen: inthe ety ae ut io it G Are at ot ®, ‘ile Pea sold clewhere at @ i iopaiced ‘A ‘euehaaged wi mer ch al Gene ted) in frout of the SSePHM at hal «to-day, February 3d. General Storms will detail troop of horse aean escort A Mijor Generals anlute will he fired by a dgighiment fro the C. W, SANDFORD, Major in H. a. D WG SitiTTa cbnigde ‘Orders -New The above orders are promulgated. ‘The will assemble to-day, Gen BIOs Lvs. ah? Major, § SECOND URIGADE, NOY. SMI ders —- ew Vor Feb §—The offlees oan with the above division o: Mere vad assembte this day, es therein directv. By order of 8: ORRIS Phaien, Brigade Major. THIRD BRIG Ny Y. 8 MILITIA.—Brigade Orders—New York. Feb. 3, i818 —In compliance with the foregoing division orders, the 0! cers of brigade will assemble as directed ty day. By order of a tee” FOU FOU Y. 8 MIL 5 therein directed, ER, Active Brien Rr Pre vena Orden eer York, Feb. Your ‘Money. To those of our ae who wish to reduce their boot bills we cheerfully reco’ them to ell on our friend JONES, 4 Ann street, as h the rst quality of French calf dress boa sells a veay nit vai rench p leather boots only $7 00, and as for hi water proof and cork sole boots, they are not to be beat in qua- lity or price. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Wedoesday, February 26 P. M. The stock market is steadily improving, and there is evidently a disposition to purchase for a further ad- vanes. At the first board to-day, Harlem advanced 1 per cent; Long Island %; Canton 4; Farmers’ Loan 4; Morris Canal 4; North American Trust Treasury Notes 34; Illinois 6’s, 4; Stonington 1. Reading Rail- road declined 1 per cent; and Norwich aud Worcester 34. Reading bonds ant Pennsylvania 6’s closed at prices current yesterday. The sales were quite large, and there is every indication of a period of considerable ac- tivity for a length of time in the stock market. The bulls have a wide margin to cover before they will make up their losses, and itis full time they should realise some of the differences they liquidated some time since 44g the sscond board there were very few transactions, but prices improved. Harlem advanced %{ per cent , Morris Canal, ; Reading Railrosd, 234; Canton, \ Long Island, Norwich and Worcester, and Farme Loan closed at prices current in the morning. The New York Life Insurance and Trust Cémpavy have declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent. Te City Fire Insurance Company have declared a dividend of ten per cent., payable on the 9th instant. The European advices, although considered rather favorable than otherwise, have had no material influ- ence upon our markets. The financial accounts are more favorable than those of a commerofal character, and our capitslists feel more encouraged than the mer. chants. Prices for stooks are likely\to be more favorably affected than prices of our most important staples. Holders of cotton and corn are at @ stund-still. They have not yet determined what to do, in view of the state of the markets on the other side; but it is very probable that shipments of breadstuffs will, for the present, be more limited than anticipated. Fears are entertained on the othersido that shipments of specie to this country will soon commence, and the most alarming results are apprehended, even from a moderate drain of bullion. It is now almost universally conceded that the exportation of manufactures from Great Britain to the United States this year, or at least in the early part of it, will be very limited. The annexed statement exhibits the amount at the credit of the Secretary of the Treasury with the assist- ant treasurers and depositaries, on the 24th of January, 1648 Uniten States Treasunen’s Montaiy Statement, Janvany, 1848, In what place. Amount on 54 t Treasurer, Boston, Mass. . Assistant Treasurer, New York, N. Y.. 627.247 63 Assistant ‘Treasurer, Philadelphia, Penn... 32,531 93 ‘Treasury of the U.'8, Washington, D.C., 157.855 32 Assistant Treasurer, Charlest + 51,957 50 Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, Li 1,254 753 36 ‘Assistant Treasurer, St. Louis, Mo. 615,989 89 Depositary at Butalo, N.Y... 934 20 Depositary at Baltimore, Md... . 10,928 19 Depositary at Richmo.d, Va... 3 Depositary at Wilmingten, N. é Depositary at Savannal Depositary at Mobile, A Depositary at Nashville, T Depotitary at Cinciansti, Ohio. . Depositary at Pittsbarg, Penneyly: : poecony. at Nort Tk ‘Virginia. oe + 4,800 00 Depositary at Littl Rock, Arkansas + 20,234 63 Depositary at Jeffersonville, Indiana. 68,334 20 Depositary at Chicago, Illinois... . 13.764 82 Depositary at Detroit, Mlobigan 2 45,762 03 Mint of the United Stat Philadelphia, mn 76) 05 Braneh Mint of the U. = Charlotte, NC... 32,000 00 Branch Mint of the U. 8., Dahlonega, Ga. 26,850 00 Branch Mint of the U. 8, .N. O., Louisiana. 79,491°95 ¥ $4,162,782 07 Amount of drafts drawn... ose eeeee oe 01,908,518 39 $2,250,203 63 Of this amount there is subject to draft $2,331,263 68, there being a difference between transfers erdered- and surplus scoount of $72,035 40, The amount in this city on the 28th of January, subject to draft, was only $162,- 786 68, The amount of transfers ordered, but not cre- dited, was $75,000—to this city $25,000, and to New Or- leans $50,000. The returns of the Bank of England for several pe- riods, present the annexed comparative statement :— Banx or Exauan, Sept 11. Nov. 25. Dee. 24 £22 307,140 23.525 815 25,609 075 Ya 7,284,110 8,315,633 10,282,731 1,023,030 1,210,212 1,346,344 ++ 4,000.04 3.623 393 3,615,579 3,884,629 Pan. deposits... 9,165,782 7,219 802 9 235.978 5.414 008 Other do. 6,980,993 7,860,482 8,213,203 10,858,286 Bevenday & bees bi 814,452 863,487 807,198 846,964 Goverom,tsecn's. 11,635 340 10,653,607 11,065'267 10,993 '3:1 do. 17,813 381 18-7T9L117 16.979,660 16,343,053 4,466 575 4,228,095 7,786,190 7,315. 199 607.932 “491.112 “B27\45i “701 Cineuation OF THE Bank or ExGuann Sept.it. Nov. Deo. 24. Jan & “18 Notes issued. 22.3:7,140 23,525,845 25,609,075 25 876.7 N’tson hand. 754,828,095 | 7,785,180 7.310, Acu'l. circulation, £17,870 565 19,297,750 17,822,895 18,561, The returns for January Sth, 1848, compared with those for December 24th, 1847, two weeks previous, show the following variations in the movement Increase in the amount of notes issued + £267,695 Increase in the amount of bullion onhand... 341,835 Inocease in the Rest... . 69 050 Increase in Deponits. ++ 2,615 083 Increase in Sev-n da; + 39166 Tnorease in actual circulation Decrease in public dep Decroase in Government Decrease in other securities. 633 102 Decrease in Reserved notes: seve 470,795, The increase in the actual cltoulation of the bank was, within the fortnight previous to 8th of Janu ary, £470,796 more than the additional supply of bul- lion would warrant. This has been brought about by the reduction in the amount of reserved notes. It ap- pears by this that the Bank of England is increasing the yolume of currency more rapidly than it is inoreasing its supply of builion, The returas for November 25th’ 1847, show an actual circulation of £736,365 greater than ia January 8, 1847, although the amount of bul- lion in hand in November was £3,037,290 less than in January: Ths currency was actually more than seven hundred thousand pounds less, with an increase of more than three millions sterling ia specis. The improvement inthe money markets of Great Britain has not been produced by any increase in the supply of currency, as will be seen by the above returns, but by the renewal of confidence, growing out of the accumulation of specie in the vaults of the bank. The rate of interest, out of the bank,ruled at four per cout, and the bank would have re- duced its rate had it not been for the fears entertained that speculations would again commence with renewed vigor. This caution is certainly commendable, as it guarantees, if strictly adhered to, a more prosperous period, without those dangers of a relapse which are generally experienced when the commercial world is emerging from a revulsion. While this policy is cal- culated to check any attempt to expand commeroial credits, or to arrest any movement tending to an Inflation of prices tor staple articles of tra: it j@ by no means calculated to prevent speculation in stocks; but on the contrary, the capital, which by this stringent 4; is withdrawn from trade, will be em- ployed in inflating priess for securities. The stock 6] oulator will therfore bs benefitted, but it by nom follows that the commercial classes will be injured to « corresponding extent. ‘They will be, on the coatrary, Denofitted by any course the bank may pursue tending to keep things under restraint, It requiresa long time to reoover from such a revulsion 33,490 3,821,970 + TL914 1 | as Great Dritain has jast passed through. Many years are to obliterate the effects of a crisis such as that ree: alized, even in a country young and vigorous; but afian such things take place in ® country likeEngiand, in this ago of its existence, it is very doubtful if it ever recovers from the shook. We are apt to anticipate too speedy & recovery from commercial disasters. As soon as the preasure upon the money market aad upon prices ts relaxed, am immediate improvement is looked for, and lot, subjest to ground rent of $176, 395 Hudson street, | $2,400, : the most extravagant expestations formed for the future. The result of this ia serious disappointment; and alarming forebodings relative to the eontinuance of the revulsion, mmediately follow. There are s0 many ready, at any moment, to engage in the’most desperate speculations, that it is diffoult to keep things quiet until times get healthy and strong. There isso much danger of a re- lapse, which is more to be appehended, if possible, than the original attack, that monied institutions caunot be too careful how they extend facilities to the commercial classes, immediately after a crisis. The mercantile and manufacturing Interests of Great Britain have been so much weakened by the failures which have taken place, and by the imme: sa- crifices they heve been obliged to submit to, that they require lomg and careful nursing before they will gaim strength enough to sustain themselves, We have no doubt but that the financial difficulties which have been experienced in Great Britain, during the past year, will lead to some changes in the financial system of the United Kingdom. We have no doubt but that the light which we have shed upon the power and position of a few prominent capitalists in connection with the Bank of England, will have a favorable influence upon the financial circles of London, and regulate their operations hereafter, in such a way as to prevent the enjoyment of those monopolies which have been the cause of so much distress and ruin, It will be difficult to devise any plan to prevent sach movements and such results; but we anticipate something calculated to mo- dify if not to remove the evil. The following is the amount of breadstuffs, &c., ex. ported from Philadelphia to foreign ports, from the 21st tothe 28th inst., with the value 07 each: Exronts or Breapsrurrs, &e,, rom PHILADELPHIA TO Foaxiax Forts. y Pee Value. m5 $4, re 150 700 200 172 150 2,520 1,462 60 15 86 1,093 Hame and Lard,.- 28,190 3119 Butter and Cheese, 21,903 1,196 Sperm Oil,.... 1,200 1,600 Naval Stores,. 40 38 : M145 sees 103 438 Totalvalue,..... s+ i The whole of the above went to the Weat Indies and South America, except the oats’ and that designated “other articles,” which went to Mexico. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the ascending trade on the Erle Extension Canal, during the past seasoi w Canat—Ascenvina Trane, 1847, ‘5,214,845 Bar iron, + 10,255,738 Nails, + 4/934,732 2327265 gi 3,106,497 Flour, (18,787 bbls 8,082/844 Miscallancous articles, 34,872,027 ‘Total. . Ibs. 64,700,348 Miles of passengers travelled,..... 926,572 Amount of tolls collected,..... $23,047 26 The above shows an increase in iron and nails over last year of about five millions of pounds, with a corres- ponding increase in glass, groceries, flour, kc. The travel has increased in the same period nearly one hun- dred per cent—the miles travelled exhibiting verage daily number of through passengers northward for, say eight and a half months, of twenty-six. The tolls, how- ever, exhibit'the true increase in the northern shipping trade, Last year these amounted to $12,555 39—now, to $23,017 25—am inorease of nearly one hundred per cent. 33 on it Steck Exchai $5000 Treasury Notes 10000 do 390 je. a5 ahs Centon Co 50 do 300 Morris a5 39 0 Be By MARKETS ELSHWHERE. STOCK SALES. jaLTiaonK, Feb. L—i0 hates Marine Bank, 234; 10 do do ; do do 23%; United States 6s, 1967, closed 09h b ‘Treasury 63, 99% asked, 9934 bids Maryland’ Gu, 8936 asked. #5 bids Bolt 8 1999, 9536 asked, 9) bid; Baltimore aud Ohio more, Rairoad shares, 374g asked, 3744 bid. PHcapecrnra. Feb. 2 — “a ¢ Board—$500) Readivg = 734; $1000 Sehuyluilt Navi § $800 Lehigh Morrgaze Lown, 80; 60 we 1986; 89000 Biate 5's. F154 100 Reading RM, 23 BS Loaa 6%, i100 “Mlorris Canal 13g; 860 Lehigh Morrgag cond Board—No anies. After Sa e: 00 do, "62, 98; 7705 State 47s, 71 1000 Lehigh Navigation 6's 467%; 1000 Hering 14 6s, 625g; 2000 do shs, 2236; 2 Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bauk. 49%. hetors Feb. 1—Broker's Board— pau: cor is Erst Boston Com (2%; 5 Lacona Maun Railroad, 61; 70 East B. No Reading ‘fail’ do. 2374; 90 ester Rostrond ‘estern Railroad, 102; mm Railroad, I—100 shs Norw do.b 0 30 ds, 3 d 8954; 21 Western Railroad toni DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Brprorn Ou. Marker, Jan, 31—Sperm—Since our last there has been an active demand, andales have been made of some 1490 barrels, in parcels, as follows : 395 bbls at 105 cents; 120 at 106 cents, and 961 bbls at prices not made public. A sale of 7000 Ibs. unrefined spermaceti was made at 28 ceats per 1b. Whale conti- fair request, and prices are fully sustained. We ince our last of 300 barrels northwest coast 300 do do at 2534 cents; and a lot of 800 bbla N.W. const,and anether of 1000 bbls N. W. coast and South Soa, for the New York market, at prices which are not made public here, Whalabone—Sales since our last of 19,000 Ibs. N.W. const, on private terms. FORRIGN MARKETS. Havana, Jan. 19.—The ries market, we learn, was very dull. Two cargoes arrived from Charleston, and had not changed hauds, whenthe H M. left. Su- gar was quoted as follows:—Inferior to good, 534 a 6; prime, 7 @9; infertor to good, 6 a 64; prime, 64 a7!4; white inferior to good, 8489; do prime, 9a9%. No prime coffee in market; now was quoted at 644 #7; old, 546, Exchange on New York, 0 days. 2 4 256 pre- mium; Boston, 60 days, 2 244 premium; Philadelphia, 60 days, 13¢ a 2 premium; New Orleans, shortsight, 4 5 premium. Bomuay, Nov, 30.—The accounts brought by the overland rasil have realized the worst apprehensions Bombay has escaped in a wonderful maaner the couse- quences of the orisis at home, for, with the exception of one firm, we do not hear that our mercantile com- munity have suffered losses to any serious extent. Cot. ton—Dull, with declining prices, and stock fast accuwu- lating. Exchange on London, 6 ms. 1s 10a ms. 1s 9% per rupe aLcutTa, Noy. 19.—The mail of the 7th Oct. ar- bringing intelligence of a fresh ries of failures, whieh has thrown the deepest gloom over the commercial community, and caused a suspen- sion’ of business. Mavnitiss, Oot. 21 $22 10. Tobacco at $21 15 per 100 Ibs. found buyers at from 30c to 400 below quotations of 7th; very fine yellow at $5 75. American pork 2—an improvement, Exchange—Six ms. bill: 2 per cent. immediately available, high: chartered at £5 5s, another at £5 78 6d for London; latter rate also paid on other vessels loading. —25 bbls. American lard sold at case jh at $22 51, 6 do. Married. On Tuesday evening, let instant, by Dr. Tyng, Perer Wrexorr, to Miss Jutta Anna Hazen. In this city, Feb. 2, by Rey. E. J. Todd, Mr. Henny C. Gnexviear, of Brookport, New York, to Miss Many E, Soitn, daughter of Mc, Wm a, Smith, of this olty. Died, On Wednesday morning, the 2d inst., after a severe illness, Mr, William Kniffin,in the 69th year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintance of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Frida; ing, the 4tia inst, at 9 o’olock precisely, from taken to Yonkers for interment. ‘On Wednesday morning, 2d instant, Epmunp, infant son of E. G. Simpson. Boerum yt, Brooklyn, this day at2 P.M. Carri will be in readiness to convey the friends of the family. 18 months, son of Willigm and Jane Forbes. of National Lodge U. A. O. of D. to attend his faneral, at the residence of his parents, No. 247 Spring street, without further invitation. years and three months. The relativesand fclends of the family, also the mem bers of Hermitage Lodge, No. 165 I. 0. of spectfully requested to attend her sangeet: et vibe real Cence of her father, 129 Orchard strest, on Friday, the tice. tional Police Gazette of this week will contain an toundiag developement of attempted Rape avd Sedaction 20 Mobawk or 200 Nor & "Wor HR bis ay ii ids $0. 50 do boo 39 91 975 do 500 17 Sates 535389 100 do bas 38 4000 Ohio 6's $y 90 do 100 89 5600 IigotsFandable 41 do 5000 do 41 (BN Havent Harctord i i 1u02 Reading Bonds |, 62% 200 Long Island * 590 Reating Bonds we 100 = do 200 do a do 50 do as is 200 do 200 do 3047-350 «= do 60 shs N Am Trust do 450 do b60 9'4 50 Harlem RR 300 Farmers’ Trust rae | do 100 do. 20% 100 = do 200 = do 3029" 525 = do 30 do 60 26% 200 © do 430 do 28% 400 © do b60 2944 400 do # nicl Wife & Trust 853g 150 STdo Boece 324 "90 Stcnington RR 0 itcnington do bio 3382 Second Board. 200 shs Harlem RR 4435 100shs Reading RR 49} 600 do 44: Canal IL 0 jo 100 Realing RR 860 4844 B. Long totena BR, ait ef rn 199 = do 26049 '30 Nore Worcester 200 © do Bio {250 Farmers’ Lona” dds 287 New Stock Exchan: 3000 Trea Notes, 6's, bi 992% 158 she 43% 5 sis Canton Co so di 404 150 L Island RR ray fo do #10 437 50 do 28% 100 = do 10 43% 40 do b7 28% 500 do 0 44 350 Harlem RR edie 50 do 815 43 150 do. 043% 50 do b3 44 100 do e450 do 83 46 ne OIryY TRADE REPORT. New Yorn, Wednesday Afterncon, Feb. 2. The Acadia’s ni published this mo , which k's Inter, had the effect of unsettling arket for breadstuffs, and sales of flout re made mall way, but hardly sufficient to indi Prices The f-w esles mi indicated @ decline of about 12550 current before the arrival of the steamer. no movement in wheat. In corn, moderate sales were maade. but on terars which exhibit- ed adecline in prices. Buyers were not offering as much by do or 5c per bushel as was current before the newa. Rye was quiet, while oats remained about the came, There wes @ steady demand for New Orleans sugar, with ® moderate amount of sales. There were further sales of Cardenas, or Cuba, molasses,on terms stated Asne Is continued firm, and sales of 50 bbls. were reported at $8, while pots remained steady at about 66 ood Genesee, $5 rruFFs—Flour—For fair ly offered. The sales of Western, with Genesee, &e., were made chiefly in a retail way, to meet domes- tic wants, and afforded no correct criterion of the state ofthe market. Sales of 300 barrels round hoop, city ground, were made at $5 8734; 500 do Petersburg City Mills, were sold at $6 44; smail sales of Ohio were made at $5 8744; and mail lote of New Orleans, at $5 8736. The market closed without animstion. | [heat—No sales transpired. Corn—Sales of 800 bushels new yel- low, afloat, were made at 6230, and sales of 3000 bush- ela old yellow. mixed, with white, in store part of which was suitable for distilling, but not for export, were made at 62440 There were some other sales, but not sufficient to show a settled state of the market. Meal— Sales of 190 bbls New Jersey were reported at $3 12%; Rye was nominal, at 83 © 900. Osts—Canal remained steady at 600, Teak s—Sales of 100 bbis 9g weremade at $1 06%; and 25 do, extra prime, at $1 50. Cotron—The operations to-day ais quite small in extent, and were not made under ciroumstances to show the effect of the Acadia’s news on the market on the parcels disposed of. Prices appeared but feebly sustain- | ed Yesterday afternoon a sale of 700 bales ‘T'exas 0 ot- | ton was effected:— Corrre —The market remained about the same. Fauit—We netioe a steady demand for raisins, for the retail trade. with sales of ‘3000 boxes wet dried, at $1 55, cash, and 6000 ibs dried apples at do's 43¢0; (Fad nuts were in fair demand, with sales of 600 bushels ilmington at $1 Wa$l 31. Frau —Sales of 190 bbls. No. 2 mackerel were made on Boe terms. 10@ casks hake sold on terms not under- stoo Hemr—No eles were reported. The market con- tinued rteady. Lrav—The market remained about the same. Lime —A sale of a cargo was made at 900. Licorice Paste — We notice sales of 60 cases Calabria, prime quality, at about 220. M jales of near about 100 hdds. Cardenas at 2244 and 280. New Orleans remained about the same. Navat Stones—The news per bangs Acadia was considered favorable; but as yet no ehange Aner |} ble in quotations. We have only to report of 100 barrels of tar, at Brooklyn, at $2 per barr O1.s—Sales were moderate, at firm pric could hear of only 800 gallons English at 650, and 400 do city pressed, in barrels, at 669, There was no change in whale or,other descriptions of fish oil. Provisions —The market was quiet, while sales were moderate. Pork inclined to My ag old messand prime, New mess was also dull, ile new prime was soarce. The latter was worth $3 & $8 25; old prime, ; hew mess was offered at about $10 62: & $10 8744. bow Shoul- ders—Sales of 20 a were ma lard were reported: sales of cheese were made the news which indicated prices. Butter remained about The sales were not sufficient to ioe en R ‘and no sales transpired after the receipt of th Srick —Small sales of Jamaica pimento continued to wi steady demand, with sales of 40 bhds, New Orleans, at 4360; 60 do, fair ~ and 50 do, infertor at 3}¢0, at four mont ‘Small ‘nies of extra prime were beg bv 6i¢0. Tosrcco —Sales of 100 bales Cuba were reported, on ot bye of 50 quarter casks Sicily were made do Sweet Malaga at 420, at which at 460; market wae firm. Wrisxey—State prison was nominally the same, vis 260 per gallon, while no sales of moment were reported. Fartonrs~Rates were ansettled tb the news, and no engagements of importance we rted. ‘A lot of Ebony wood was taken for Live ool a at 308 per ton. Saues or Reat Estate —4 lots om 30th street, near Sth ay, each 25598 9, $1,000 each, $4,000; 1 do near above, rame ain, $900; 6 do on Slatet, near 8th ay, same size, $850 each, $5,100; 1 do adjoin ng, rame aise, $840; 1 do on Sth avenue, near iat at, 25x100, $1,600; 1 do cor- | cee Slet avd 9th avenue, do, $1,655; house and leare of | ten %of Wilinington, Delaware. ioaros Radwards, with aaplendid ea New fo: ie ‘Great Expose 0 etence operations Police Misglatenee and ‘Creditors. Enormous Frands aud Robiuites in Sing barat es Pr ‘par- doned marderes jars weekly record cferime, murde recut per number. INTH WARD AW ARES ‘PUBLIC MEETING ny on, and complete list o! d thieves. ‘Ke. Price $2 per annu on ys citi: ‘ard, favorable to the ele of GEN. ZACH ay : residency, held at Sefocae Hall, coraer of Charles and Hadsor on Thursday Evening, Feb. 34, half cpeat 7 The Hon. George Folsom, J. Pi Hall, , aud other eminent speakers, be ia sondance wo cates the meet- ing. Fok SAvecas MORTGAGE FOR 162,350, ON IM- Proved property, worth $20,000, paying au interest of 7 Percent per annum.” Address E. H, Box (2t0 Post Office, New Yor! ARM FOR SALK, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY Property, situated in one of the most bevutiful towns in Massachusetts, containing 199 acres, buildiags in perfect ord and near three, raulroeds. Every thing connected to m Geausble residence. “Apply to H. A. WATTON. Fulton Hotel, 89 South street. Fe SALE, a FARM OF§TWENIY ACRES, SIT- uated inside of a mile fromthe Court House, in Eliz bethtown, on the Rahway road. The stage passes, conuceted with the steamboat Wacerwitch. Passage from tne dwelling to New ¥ ork, 25 cents. ‘The house has ten rooms and kitcher, three hundred buildings. H, 75 Cedar Willexehinge for pot particulars enquire of re nig TON, Elizabe:htowa, criber, on the y ELISHA qror SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PRUPE. RTY, situated near Morrisville, Bucks Countyy Pa., within gue mile of Trenton, 2. J.. on the opposite side of the river Delaware, and tweaty-six mites from Philadelphia, compri ing thirteen or fourteen acres of good Land, a very neat aud con- venieut House, commodivus Bara, &e. The Land bas been bata few years under cultivation, at plentifa.ly supplied with young and thrifty Poach, Apple, Pear, © + Quince, and other frait trees. grape vines. stirabbery, &c.y selected With prone care from Privee’s celebrated Nursery on Long Islan ‘he front Garden is tastelally and faraished with a great variety Os Shrabs and Bushes, ornamental Tree: The watke the Yard are paved at rely with bi pump supplying excellent water is at the kitchen door other conveniences rendering it a very Soqiable property Railroad trains, to and from Phil delphia and New York. have ‘a depot within 'n mile of the premises, and pass four times a day, by means of which Philadelphia can be reached in two and New York in three hours. — Price, $1,500, & portion of whi can remain ou mortgage, if desired. | “Ap- Bb, on she Crozer & Mooa, Morrisville; or to R. GL it the Herald office, New York. JOR SALE. -THE STOCK, TOOLS AND ix ot x Stove Establishment; also, the Patent Righ’ the hes: Parlor Stave now in use For furth x pat tiewiars apply at 54 Bowery, New York. “he above wili be id low to. a Cash customer. N’S FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTE ile Sxavage, Ladgue Hill. The patronage of g: themen and families visiting he metropolis, is respectfully so- bove hotel. ituated in the most central patof Londoa, rew to the Ba jk of England, Doctors’ Com- m™ ‘ans of Court, theatres, &e. rie age hours honor it with a pass: ce, combined wi ous and well fitted coffee and the wines are of the finest to and ‘from ail the Londen railway fo a person nuderst ea. ses, orto STIRLING & KW ALTON. no PER—PABER—( ten 1EAP CAP AND LETTER PA er. Also, five and superfine blae and white raled and pings Hain e% are Also, rag and straw wrap ardware, and match box Papers, for sate by NOWAL, 100 obn street. SOLUTION <THE co. PARNERSHIP OF] jami Ayer Book, and G one AN, . Clark, La apes on red. On . CO} as the whole po ry emeac of the debts due to them. The same bosiness wil Beare on by the anbseriber, at the same place. G.W.CLARK. February 1, 1848. oncere COPARTNERSHIP HH“ RETOFORE N nce JO! a CORRAO Corrao & Manei- All debts % ie co the chem wil Wee received 4. Be] aes wil ted to him at No. 157 Breadwaye ne Prevent OR Wer BROWNI HORSE ABOUT 16 HANDS double harness, sod apply to mat Wor partienla ree eas IND & SCUDDER’S Livery Stab! Brooklyn. ByARINOS A VERY FINE LOT” eam Wetter buen ALJ. G- HODENPY Ly 12 Ma Ince, up = Kxourp es | TATVERSALLS HEAVE Pow. ders—Horse owners are beginning to learn that early et- tention to the numerous ailments of their wimals, to their colds, &e., besides bemg their duty to a nsefal anima’ isprofii+ it prevents their relapsing intg heaves aud. other % lead to. premature deca svemedy will ew orders, wil eradonte” heaves, the beat ewditi dicing that can be used 0 should be wihout it Pree $l A. H Gough & Co on sett. le proprietors Bor vale also at N.Y. mables. Sugar—{000 begs, at pablic sale, the 1d at ar to Freights—O wing to the scarcity of shipping her rates paid; one vesael residence, seteaiy tie street, between 3d and 4th Ave- nues, without further invitation. His remains will be Burial at Greenwood Cemetery, from the residence, (On Wednesday, February 24, Avaustus Henny, aged The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bersof National Lodge |. O. of O. F., and the members cepectfully invited On Wednesday evening, the 2d inst. Many Penniman, eldest child of Thos J. and Jane L, Johnston, aged two 4th inst., at three o’clock, P. M., without further no- ——EE ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING. STOUNDING DEVELOPEMENT’. THE NA- Philadelphia, by a Brandywine flour merchant of the “upper Iso, thrilling chapter of frnit trees of diff*reat ki ett suitable oui- | J W. BROWN, AL 1UNEKR—NEW AND SE » cond Hind Kurciture, Hou ning Articles, &e.— J. W. Browa wil February’ 34, at 1036 o’eclock, at f Seeoud Hand Farnitare. cou ids, | ing Aruicley Brovdway, satisfy a claim, seven dozen sterling sily rt Spoons and Works; also, 2 Ladies. ‘This silver iin fused buta short time, HE NOTES OF THE chelle, 5's, and above, #t p WHIT! 74 Wall BANK OF NiteW RO- redeemed by TON, SriR ' a Halgh Tat the Queen, His Koyal Scott in his Study, irst Appeal en ed ik a new a “A. ‘BUTLE it, 291 Broad Abbey im the Ulden Time, Cc t Appeal (1 gem), allo w! beantitul style. by Wal, (Plumbe’s Building). RNGAC T Il soon expire, wants a situati anv facturing concera. Ts a therough by respondent, nnd ea, and business ger r ased to Bex 1257, RENCH TEACHER ‘WAN TED, TO GIV PRI the Freuch language. Address 8. oH arn ence, term TION, BY A RESPECT AI young girl, as nurse and plain sewing. ‘Thesvest of c reference from her last employer. Apply commer of Kighteent avenue D—A SITUATION, GY A PROTESTANT girl, 19 years old, as chambermad aud waiter, or curse | and plain bewing, who'has lived over two years iu her Last | yand will be well recommended. et, two doors from Bleecker. TAD TED, BOY ‘TO ATTEND TO ‘AN ¢ to whow ot a week will be Kiveu fur his ser ply between LI aad 12 o’e'ack atthe Acwtemy, 133 road Way. ANTED—INFORMATION OF MARGARET MC- | ame to New York three years ago, from r \d_be thaukfully received street, New York. Bos ton paper A»TED—A SITUATION B. ‘ABLE: | Womrn, as Cook, Washer, or Irouer, of to do the gene- ral Housework of a small fi vent of city reference ow have an oppertapity by addressing, est or Post Office. N. ¥.. ‘statiog where an © HEIGS-AT-LAW AND NEXT @F KIN —THE subscriber having recently procured from London, an in- dex to neatly 10,000 advertirements, wh.ch have teen publ ed in Engiivh Irish, and Scorch newspapers, during the ‘addreased’to ** Heirs-at-Law and Next of Kin,” 1s prepared to procure enpies of any such as may be required, at Ponereie! shame, ihe siverinuen ph arranged each Having a acparate number, can At once ve informed whether his.or het claims are amon, those advertised. An additional index, extending to au smonut nearly equal 10 the above, will shortly be received by the aub: seriber, rendering the whole the most complete collection ex tant, ‘To those interested in property belouging of decoared persous in Great Britain, such a must hold out pecatier advantages. Apoly to ALE XAN WATS the Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, 77 Nassat ‘ork. Lt PSC, IN BAXONY—THE UND&RSIGN and Agent, ERatAly: offers his services to ail per having any business or other affairs requ’ tren tion im, Central Germany. JOHN ERNEST WEIGE Office for the transaction of general commission busi - Wickelbausen and Compan: for sole wed other busine samples of entire newly constracted La tion, for burning portable gas or fluid. ‘These Lamps Tight "Steet tnd equal to that of Goal so new and elegantatyl Coffee, and Watar ei patierans Bpltiscss, as docko, Ke. He will Be found at the Heel de Bari, No, 290 Brondwey OOD BARGAINS-HARDWARE AND TOOLS— ‘Pre entire stock of Store No. 4 Chatham street, will be soldat prices much below cost, wholesale or recall; the pre: perietor being desirous of closing h STOCK OF STAPLE SILK @oops FOR SALE, at 63 William street, corner of Cedar. ‘The store is also to let, end possession nm immedistely. ‘To any one de- sirous of engaging inthe Jobbing business, this is a very de+ sirable opportvnity. ENERAL EUKOPEAN AND, EMIGRANT PAS- ‘Office—New Arrangements for 18i9—Tine sub Micsro'olatorta thotr Nieuds ‘and the public taar helt arrangements are complete for bringing out Passengers from any part of the Old Country, on the most moderate terms, in first clats Packet Ships, sailing from Liverpool every live days. And for the accommodation of persoua wishing to re- mit money to their fimilies or friends, they ean be furnished with drafts at sight, from 1 to any amouat upwards—collect- able through al the Banks of Ireland. Passexgers ean be ht trom Liverpool to Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Sd ete Oeacet Us tee aes Bigs wailinn wreakiy; ant Greatest care will be taken that no. detenti willoceur in Lie verpool. Apply, if by letter, post paid, to M. P. O'HERN & UONNo i6b South street, corer of Dover Buty AND NORTH AM ROYAL ‘Mail Steain Ships between Boston and Liverpool, and be. ‘New York and Liverpool, calling at Halifax to inad and id, Passengers— «MER UROEE, G. bers box Son Cape ive carry a clear wh arbonrd bow, aud red on a, Capt. ‘Stone, foi Boston, maturcay, loch Bap Pcanou, from New York, Saturday, Rebruary. A Steam Ship from Boston, Satvrday, 11th Steam Ship, from New York, ‘Saturday,’ 25th $12 from Liverpool on charged ray 26th surement, and on 5) ie (except for per: experienced Sur; on board All Ler spap must pass through the Post Office. For freight or passage DUNARD, Sry 38 Broadway. | Fo NEW ORLEANS—LOU! ISIANA AND NEW York Line of Packets—Regular Packet of ‘Thurad Febraary 10th—Very reduced rates of treight—T jeadid packet bark ‘Tl ETIS, Ceptain Cr br loading, and will positively sail as above, her regular day. ht or passage, having splendidly furnished accommo: apply on tear io rans wharf. foot of Wall street, to K , 56 Swutn street. Agent im New Orleans, vate yrds ho will promptly prvere all goods to his address ~The preket burk GEN te | day. fF cron cee Purcicts \3 &! Inquire No. 5 Barton | &@ NESE | Dillingham, will succeed the THETIS, and sail her Tegal ler | fit RE-MPaans. SANDS. LENT 4 CO merienn Circus Lax Week but oueSull_ A noth Grand Change of Yerforimweer= yovelty apou Noveltya Engagement of Sig. Germ, the celeorited Equestrian Jug: zier. Kirst week of the ONY KACKS, ax performed one hundred and twenty nigh's ot Astley’s Royal A Loudon, | Fir Blons ‘ane, aa the BO rele aud Vurquette, 5¢ ents Gallery, 1436 cents; Private Box ‘ fitdrea under} 10 years of age, whi cing: ce every Saturday, comuenemg at 2% Frank Doolutie, | Mr. Bellamy Le «i Cormw: . Milot fer HiO—Perrnel hin. “te rehade rith 1X 1D, alias 16 etrmg Jack, Walcot. Boxes TH Mr 5 Mis Coastn: | 25 cts and Gn'lery 1286 ets \HATHAM THEATRE—THIS EVENING FEBRU- J ety $l wil be presented the co yo! SPeED THE PLOUGH » Blandford, Nr. brandon; Bob Handy, Mr. Hield Int. Mr. ©, Taylor; Henry. Mr. Sul Miss P | erland: ndford, iter whic the drama of Miss yous un . dance by DL ‘ile k GWINLTTE— ~THURSDAY wa ITCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEA Evening, February will be plyed the comic = | dramaevttied the JACOBITE—Joun Dack, Mr. Hollonds | Sir Richard Wroughton,Mr Chav fran Ish which, ‘he WAND. Mr. Mitenell; Mra Criseum UL AH 8PA—Hee ¥ mood, Miss Fhi ‘THe POO HO ut, Mise Mary ‘Ta: renin ris es at? o'clock. Dreas eenty: Pit, Ushilling ZROADWAY M {EATHE—TH e vieaented Shab spenre’ r Mr. James Bassanio, Mr. Stay Somes Wallac, RE DAY BVENIN MEI He ks Lelbin; Jessica, favorite drama wf (harles of Spain, Mr. F MeDowsl; Don Ox | Fanny Wall & leva de Keton rio Mrs ¢ bat ma Circle and Parquette 49 eeats Kamily Cucies 25 eeu lery 114 cents. Doors open at huifpast 6 H US: AST: oR a iag, will be ‘prem werenia, L ietti Reo Sig’ zella, “Signor Lore rt Premontest; Rust chello, Signor Napoleone Par otto, Mre_ Selina Boulard, Petrucei, Signor Francesco Gni- bermao. Muestro Direttore, Signor Lani; Leader of the Or- cheatrs, Signor Rapetti. Boxes, parqueite and baleouy, $1; | Amphitheatre, 39 cents—Doors open at 7—Performance to com nenceat 73% oelock. PAs op! y 3—Pr twenty in of their celebrated Grand ‘i ableaux Vivants and tiques, which has been cousidered the most classi: cal and ingtrugiive exh bition that bas eve: appearsd te any country. Fourth avperrance of the SABLE ho will perforin a choice ae ection of Ovi Ke. Doors open at 634, to commence 8 Sircle and Parqneite, lady and gentlemons Na 50 seh pper boxes, % centr. Box to4 HALL, 472 BROADWAY, SETWEEN Crowded to overflowing with eet! at and fashion of New York Open every night daring « Ungbates Hs the i. Christy, | GN. Christy T. Vaughn, | whose origmal an certs are nightly, honores with crowded aud highly respectable uudiences, and univer sement of a ilar charac- sally admitted to excel every ter of xi in this city. Admission 25 cents; children under 10 yeace half price. Doors open at 7 o’cicek—Concert wil commence at 8. On Saturday, Feb. 5, on Afternoon Concert. Doors open at 2, commence at 3o’elock. On Monday even ing, Feb. 7, at the Tustien KOADWAY ODEON—PARTICULAR NOTICE— Tu consequence of extensive alterations now making, the above popular ploce of amusement will nights. It will reopen with a new series nts, and other novelties, the particulars of which will be aznoune: ed in the newspapers and bills of the day. &ptendid and novel entertinments will be givea iu the front saloon every e Bina, free of charge, Buverior refceshimer pall to be had ‘nt all times inthe ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM?, wT. on Proprietor—K, HitcHee ces, every afternoon at30’c ae closed ior tableaux vi The manager has ewgaged Moster J accomplished ‘Tight Rupe Dancer. who gives some. of the mort astonishing feats ever witressed. engorged the following extraordivary attraetion:—Great Western, the low aged 8 and 12 years Es ‘Bernard; comedia Master and Miss Wyer "a Shaksperean Cabinet; Mrs, Monell; ahien and Whitlock, dancers; Mr. Whitloek; Mr. Proaser; Madame Rockwell, fortnue teller, &e. Admission to the whole, 25 cents. Keserved front seats, one shilling each exten ee APHIS EVENING, AT THE HALL, OF NOVELTY, corner of Centre and Pearl streets, Toblesux Vivants, or the living Model Artists, male and femule The Greek Slave, persounied by » young lady of foultlees foim, whose le of representation being exaedty after Power's §t The h Songs, Glees, ke. W H.Golemau etry, “AUmaissicn one shilling. Doors open. Surtaim rises ut 7 precisely. GTUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWA\—MR. Lynue’s Musical Iiuse iony of Shakspeare. The se- e place at the above room, on ckets; 50 cents; to commence at Htnent wil | ath. venth entert des WILL LECTURE AT THE Fe. y,on Thursday eveniug, the 3d Abe itor ota York from will be praseuced to the pubicon MONDAY, the 7th of Foary, atthe Brusett Gallery, £98 Broadway, same build the Pa orama of the Missi Mi have the honor to deliver succeeding days Aat73 in the evening. Admussion 59 cent price ‘ain tis and maps, 234 cents. 4 utegraphs of seve- tal visitors, ed men of the age, may be wiih the model, eud any relies from the Holy Land. NDIAN PORTRAIT GALLERY=MR. J. 0. apeetalis inforuss the ctasten efit awevorks taoe he exh bi ingevery Even ing (0.411 Broadway, his Gal Trans, acent Portraits ¢ aa Characters, comprising Chiets of the sacs, Fi Pinppew 78, Pottomattemies, Menomor nawneen, wal ‘riven. ‘These Palatings neve been alt obey Mr. Lewis, while in toe employ of the United States governmen!, copies of which are preserved im inay_ba naplicitly relied wi 1PM, Advrission for outs. gh living very hum istmetion among the ar ons to yield his medical heaven, noon the and abhors quackery, adheres to the of uuatare, such as roots, herbs and barks, when properly applied, can be made as much a panacea as the ehoterst of mineral poi: sons. Whilst Dr. [nish never re minister to, the wants ofthe chilusen of wealth, tdolence, and disease, he alwn | inas a comfortable and healing draft for every poor and hocest | j man. Iany ove be wold oy amember of the seifeonstituied | | y ot physieians, thata fi-ver. ito save Ins Ife, tet hun tey the wondert comme ced fMl-eted with coughs, heamativm, atm rains, bites of venemous repules, ship fever. hydto) Kevlet them call for Dr Irieh, ani they will fiad comfort, nd safety ia his practice, which is always pleasant and | the follow ink geusTetman will tetify, if consulted | ands in this city, Brooklyn, Williamsb Ww er, Albany, and ‘ther places. can testify th feat benefit, rither for themselv. rish, aod mavy, niter heen completely cured of their va- now living witnesses of these facts. Iu Those affiieted with sain fever, he has jent. ‘his certifi is not given to increase ihe pratice or reputation of Dr. Irish, for as a practical phy, diciad he stands aarivalied; but it fs given roluntarily, acd ui e has made, lead us to r kill of Br. Truk. befor $ en 1, Chamberlain, 237 Fulton » OR: Scho M. Taylor, 16 West 2ist st: | Sewa! Gieason, ‘Peat! at Wilts am Ceddington Lil South st ; ‘cor. William and Duane sts. te yrns Chaffer B. cor Catherine ani Division sta; H. | Douglas | vens, 87 Mercer st. h | Pas ker, 158 Gireenseieh sts John’ Hulme, 685 Green joses Byras, 105 Kleveath well, 208 Alien st.; Soon ph Thompsou, 606 Fourth st; hhomes 298 West st; au it, Weed, 28 Bleecker’ st- ‘New York, February 2 to ) THE & PROPRIE’ ORS or ~ PATEN Tt ME. I ‘cines, twishing an agency in the city of New York, the undersigned offer te most exteusive aud serfeet facilities for the commission of sale of sech articles ,presented by any esta in the country: and particularly desire (as their bu ot medicines, aes & ore) to yresect ther addt cle, commission, &e., £0 Fulton street. N. ¥ A MOTT’ FRENCH REMEDY FOR « private diseases. This clegaot, safs, and agreeable #0 celebrazed in Paris, lible preparaty fed to the Aimerienm pud) Rich may be afflicted, Y- ATT &K 121. > medi now o} that they may obtain a perfect and speedy cure, without ex- posure by numerous applications for the d fferent remedies that prove nasuocessful. It is not unpleasant to the taste, acda certin cure ina few tere, without aeet of debilitat- jd only at 121 Fal- ing or otherwise injar jent. ton street, New York. pute, $20 Thoteler 0 CURE NO PAY B COMsrES. 19 DUANE ST. N mem ber of the Royal Cokie London, me be consulted in treatment of certain tice of fourtees —— Severs to J dis form of this disease. ‘Hecent, anes curt in four day No'm mereury used, nor restraint in diet or im ness pursu) rlorares, red in ane or t ro weeks with sc: ly any Lome onal Debi ose indi viduals who have im in loathsome habit ean posi y bere. ores veaith pad society, Remember, 19 ‘Dunne street next BEYER ( MOTHEX R's BOOK-TH aera Nido erty, pect of a larKe fs pereatt ‘many ‘or opie from entering the married but here at will tell you many important 46 Prive 30 cents, F ‘overeome these objeet Burgess % Stringer, 222 Broo’ 2 phn W Hi Davia, 16 State «t r, N Li 2 Avo at | ¥ “PRAC TICAL BS RALYH, AUTHOR OF THE, vn aby, of the BY ANVAKD'S MAMMOTM PANORAMA OF THE pointed on three miles of canvass, be+ ing the fi ig. ithe world, st the Panorema. builds iog in Broadw a'joming Niblo’s Garden. Open every eveniog, (5 anday excepted.) Admi on S58 cents: children hao aia will _commence moving at 7% orelock, oon exbibitiva on Wednesdays and Satur= HEATH PHILADELPHIA. , Feb. 4 will be performed, « fairy BENON, orthe Ch=rmed Horm; 1; Sir Huon, Mr. Wheatle . tages Medak: Mr. Chavmset. Babekon, 4 Mrs, Lhayer. Previous to «hich, LOV, VelC=Doetr Camphor, a’Beeket: a Log, Chepmin, Andrew, Andrew Thaver. EIN HARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR cus These lever remarkable for durability and of the gilding unequalled by eny other article im which belliavey is warranred to stand exposure to | tha weather. ‘They are slxo japanmed to sny color that may be desired. Orders leftat Jo che & Co.'s, 120 Walton atreet, The partoershin heretofore e sting be- «Scott, was aissolved on the Ist of July. NEY FANCY GOQDS—FANS, OPERA GLASRES, c.—Frederick A. Woodworth, 325 Broadw the Broadway Theatre, is now opening new gor rei by the Havre. among which is a large and complete assort- ment of Opera Glasses, comprising every variety, from lowest to the hight st priced, iwcluding some of just introduced. Work Bow dP coastrnctic D-TRE BELLEVILLE 7 5 WHITE L RELY LUE Wainay, offer Cor sale. their Pure Whiee White Lea Lead, ground in a ns lity to any othe Dealers and Cons epplyimg to one door bel NTs MPERATE BABITS ARE BASILY, 8h EDI, LY. effectusily « cured by the ase of Dr. A. B.C. A few days’ uae of the medirine prodaces an shouts in tA m be supplied in “any antsy OF 's Were-House, No M5 Bron +4 t sureet, condition of the stomach, an that liquor breomes offensive to the sight, smell or teste.’ The remedy is pleasant and easy to take, nor does itinterfere with diet or occupation at Wyatt & Keteham s 4 oR EM tion has gained « reputation nev rochre equalled’ oY Eirarrauted to core. Rearpa’s Acoustic Ol w Pain, the Discharge of Matter from the haye cared more p oh Ears, sons than all others: KD. Sands, 100 William st, Ne gomb For sale by A. B. De. D. Jayne, Philedelphi FW, Bailerg Wesbington eit & J. Adams, St. Louis,and N N J OF THE “WILD, CHERKY— Pur ulicet eee aceat at Americas Wild Ch erry Pas Gaiters Wilson & C i Alex. Jayne, Pittsbai jarvis & Co., New Orleans. Ever sinee the important mediemnsl virtaes Every Peat Knew tine tack, but Robey knew hjw {0 extract ita eee or Wild Cherry tea to our count e109 the berbit of Ve id other ome Fale to be rag tg plaints meident to sential proper her children fi ul season. possesses even fer more For the firs: © qchemveal extract combined with wi enhances ita vale a asi eee tu almont every au conlddo Bo More, our best Buy Gem co con(eas thet Wistar'e Balsam of Wild Cherty possesses a principle beretofire Boleery, armeng medi- Cherry posters ‘geunine wales signe | 1, ‘the 1 risneade ged feet by Mesezp. 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