The New York Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1851, Page 2

NEW YORK HERA‘), JAMES GORDON BE'gyurt, PROPBIRTOR AND ¥,orror, OFFICE N. W. CORNER OF "-7LTON AND NASSAU STS THE DAILY HEP ALD, 2 cents per copy—8T per “THE WEEKLY HERALD, every Saturday, 8 per cepy. oF $3per, annum: the Burapean Ee Sper mums any part ef Great Bri $5 fo any he Sy both age. beet ts et 3b; for Subscriptions, or with tise vr ‘aj A ry ‘or the postage wild be de~ ie mone we OL A GRY ehiRistoupavce, contain Posed ibe soted ae on. OU Monat as Pacnittanty’ Ragueereo ro" Seat Aut P. SENT TO US. i SP aee fe vaken ef anonymous communications. oe doa tir te i concwed every Meri ren JOB PRINTING executed with neatness, co ree vend dispatch. Velume XVI. ITALIAN OPERA, age Wire ror an Hovn BOWERY THEATRE, Bow Bowery — Wasuinoron — Tux Jawess. BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—l02—Favsrvs. NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway—Lx Commis er ua Gni~ eurre —CaTaRina. BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—Movet or & ee Tonwa sts - WORLD's Fain — Becsey KER. NATIONAL THEATRE, anece— Dive Bavevs Chatham street—Two Pe rform His Money —Srace Servex —CHURYBUSeO—W AsiNGTaN— BROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, Broadway—Dowsey anv Som— ‘Wonty's Farn—Eron bor. CHRIST'S MINSTRELS, Mechanics’ Hall, 472 Broadway —Brnorian Minerneisy. FELLOWS OPERA HOUSE, wr Broadway—Erniorian Mipericisy. AMERICAN MUSEUM—Amvsine Penrormances Arren~ moon AND EVENING. NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 57 Dowory—Eavesraian PERyORMANCES. WASHINGTON HALL—Panonawa oF rue Pitonm's Proonass. BATTLER'? COBMORAMA, and Brosswsy. corner of Thirtcemth stroet New York, Saturday, February 22, 1551. The G and Celebration 'To-Day: Hf the weather, to-day, be favorable, there is no | doubt but that the celebration of the anniversary ef Washington’s birthday will be one of the | grendest and moztimposing demonstrations that was ever witneesed in the city of New York, distinguivhed as it is for doing such things in hand- some style. The procession will be very extensive; a magniti- cent illuminated portrait of General Washiagton, and several transparencies of the battles of the re- volution will be exhibited on the City Hall during the evening, and the day will be wound up with an entertainment at Niblo's Garden, at which a table will be eet fit forthe occasion. The literary exer- cises will be very entertaining. The Hon Mr Foote, cf{the United $ enate, will deliver the oration, and Case, Clay, Webster, Dickineon end other gentleraen be not present, letters from those distinguished statesmen, ac- counting for their absence, will be read. The immortal Washington directed the atteation of his countrymen to the evils which would befall the United States in case sectional jealousies orgeo- graphical distinctions were allowed to exist. He pictured the desolation and destruction that would follow in case Americanism gave way to faction- jem; and it was his advice, iterated and reiterated by our American patriots of both parties in the halls of Congress, during the last session, which tended more than any thiag else to avert the dan- ger which was then imminen The name of Washington is talismanic through- out the United States Ia times of danger and difficulty, his pstience, moderation, firmaess and patriotiem are eppealed to, and not without success. Leng may his memory be reverenced, end long may the Ameri teachings tions of € if Messrs. as those of a patriot whom all the temptas rth could not seduce Important frem Washington. Our telegrap atches this moraing will be found unusually importent and exciting. The message of President Fillmore communicated to the Senate yesterday, ia response to Mr. Clay’s resolution, the recent instance of for, cible retistan negroes and abolitioniate to the lews end au i¢s of the United States, and the debate which followed the reading of the meteege, will be found fully reported. The sla- very excitement, we are sorry io sa) pear to heve broken out afresh, and we greatly fear that it mey eontinue till (he end of the session The lateness of the hour compels us to forego comment upon thes re this morniag. Exzction or Coumor Srockto* To Tum Srares Seuate —It will be observed by telegraphic despatch, t Commo F Stock:on, after m. otracted ball 8, is elect. ed to the United States Senate, to succeed He Williem L. Dayton, whig, whose term expires on yhe 3d of March next is curious to observe the preference that is given by both parties to mem bers of femilies of the old federal party stock when United States senators are to be chosen Thus we have Commodore Stockton, from New Jersey, ond James A. Bayard, from Delawere, aad Attemp!s making in Massachusetts to elect Mr Charles Sum: t Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, «nd im this State, Hon. Hamilton Fish—all these gen tlemen being originally of the old federal party, or | of federal parentege Commodore Robert ! the late Richard Stockt the leading member of e'd Stockton is the son of mn, who was, while living, he New Jersey bar. In early life the father wae elected to the United States Senate, and during the war of 1812 repre- sented one of the districts of the State in the House of Representatives e was distinguished for legal ability and learning, and was one of the most forcible and finished orators. He was a de- @ided federelist, and took part in the debates in Congrese. On one occasion, being attacked in de- bate by Charlee J. lagersell, then a democratic member trom Philadelphia, and accused by that gentleman of want of patriotiem, in opposing the war, Mr. Stockton replied in terms of great elo- quence, and alluded to his sons then employed in he service of their country, one of whom is now the Senator elect. The father of Richard Stockton, and grandfather of the Commodore, was Judge Richard Stockton, one of the signera of the Deelaration of Indepen- dence, and a gentleman of learning aad ability Com. Stockton has, since 1824, been active in politice. He firet supported John Quincy Adams for the Presidency. A vacancy occurred in the United States District Court of New Jersey, during Mr. Adems' admin stration, to which it was ex- pected Mr. Kichard Stockton would have been se- lected; but Mr. Southard, then Secretary of the Navy, favored the appointinent of Mr. Ruasell, who was therefore made District Judge by President Adams, much to the dissatisfaction ot the old fede- raliste of New Jersey, and the Stockton family in particular. Many of ‘the Nuw Jersey federalists afterwards supported Gen. Jackson and this admi- nistration In 1840, Commodore Stockton advocated the election of Harrison and Tyler, and made strong speeches against the conduct of the democratic party in the celebrated broad seal case, in which it will be recollected that the whig candidates for Congress, who received the broad seal of the State, as deciared elected, were refused their seats, by the democratic party, in the House of Kepre- sentatives. We do not know whether the Com. Modore supported Mr. Polk at the Presidential | election of 1844. Just before the war with Mexico, | be wes sea! to the Pagific, by Mr. Bancroft, then people coatinue to look to his | Secretary of the Navy, to command the squadron there, ce he greatly aided Colonel Fremont in the conquest of California. When superseded, he came home across t1e mountains, Om horseback. Within a few months past, he has resigned hie commission of Post Captain in the navy. The principal opposition to the election of Commodore Stockton to the United States Senate, among the democrats, arose from his connexion 44,86 | with the Camden and Amboy Railroad, and Rari- tan Canal Company, he being a !arge stockholder in that monopoly, so called. But, on the other hand, he has doubtless received great aid from the influence always exercised and felt from that concern, wielding a capital of six or seven milliona of dollars. Fatuer Ritcum anp THE Pustic Paintina.— The House having re-committed the case of Father Ritchie, with instructions to report the actual cost of the work he has executed for Con- gress, the amount of his pay under his contract, and the exact amount of his loss, the question arises, what is to become of Father Ritchie? Will the Committee report any loss, or will they report at all this session? Father Ritchie repeats it, day after day, with tears in his eyes, that he is dead broke by that contract, and pleads lustily that the House do not act the part of Shylock, with his carving knife and his scales. He does not expect any mercy—that i is past praying for. All he asks is justice. We hope it will be allowed him, end something extra, rather than see the venerable editor, from his own folly, compelled to pay @ ruinous part of the expenses of the public printing out of his own pocket. He ought not to be sent back to “ old Virginia” a bankrupt on pub- lie account. The previous printers to Congress, for thirty years past, have uniformly received their largesses, their extra allowances, to the amount of thousands upon thousands, and hundreds of thousands. Why make fish of one and flesh of the other? The committee should, at least, bring in their report, and make up the bona fide losses of the pedre’s contract. Let them, in common char- ele Pity the sorrows of # poor ola man.” DevstruL Cases, anp Cases or Ne Dover. — French spoliations, the amendment of the Patent | laws, the increase of the duties on coal and iron, | and ginghams, calicoes, cassinets and Bay State | shawls—the election of a Massachusetts senator, the re-capture of the fugitive Shadrach, and the re- turn of William and Ellen Crafts to Georgia, all appear to be doubtful cases this session. Oxge thing appears to be past all doubt, and that is, that | | the public debt “ has increased, is not likely to be ciminished.” millions of recei: penditures, there must be a deficit some where. No | doubt of that. But how is the money to be raised? With all the gold dust of California, can we escape without more loans and direct taxation, with Con- gress tquandering the public money at the rate of fifty millions a year? Doubtfal. increasing, and With forty-tive Tue Catirornia Mais ann Goro Dust.—The Ohio and Cherokee are due to-day from Chagres, with the California mails and about a million of dollars in gold dast. Musical ard Dramatic Novelties, The ceeson for musics! anddramatic novelties has not yet parsed away. and staong the topics now discuss. ed in the metropolis, we find several of some conside: able interest. The appeai of the sisters Rousset at Niblo’s is creating quite an exeitement among the lovers of the ballet. Caroline is one of the most fas" cinating dencere wver seen in this country. IHer skill evables her to keep the poetry of her art continually belore the spectator, thereby divesting the ballet of that coarrentes which, in many instances, has been 0 gifted, and two of them are particularly excellent Though these ortires bave come upon us relying wholly upon their talemt, yet they have steadily ad. vanced in public favor snd the crowds now visitiag | Milos retablichment, show that merit of the first order will «lways command admiretion im this metro. polis ‘The opera season et the Astor Place house conclud- eth vepirg ; but we learn tha! there will bea few | More performances for the benefit of several members ofthe company. The benefit of Forti will take place on Monday, when the beautiful opera © La Favorite, will be performed. The talent and industry of this tenor will not gounrewarded andthe French popu laticn. proverbial for their attention tothe taleats of thelr countrymen, will mot negieet the occasion. To night there isto be a very great performance. and as it is for the benefit of Messrs. Thorne and Chanfrau who had leased the house under some mistake as to the conditions, it is to be hoped will mak, vp for any loss that bar been ew Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe are favorite performers, who bave ne California aud their frtends will come torward to wel- come them beck fromthe Pacific. Mr. Chanfrau will Appear, together wich several other of our most popu- ler performers, Buch attractive inducements, also. Will be increased by the opera treape appearing ina portion of “ Ernani' On the whole, we may expect. or it is @ holiday night, that the house will be crowded Letters trem Europe announce the tact that Mise Catherine Hayes and an Enylish opeia troupe have been ¢ngaged for this country. They will arrive here in Augurt. aud will sppear before the public about the firet of Re;tember. Miss Hayes is an Irish lady, who 1. porteseer a fine voice and method and rhe will bs comed stromely on th Ww side of the Atiantic that an engagement t+ pending betw wb this city and Urieiend Mario for sixty pig’ Their remer may prove attractive here, and Mario, ‘We think. will bee favorite; but Uriel ought to Bave aceepted former offers. to » \aken the country by storm A very distinguished arrival from Franconi’s, at Paria het been the topic in town among those who know hie telente, whose exertions we may foon wit pert, Tweive eplendid horses bh been browsbt over. to give full rrope to t r " triape. Ap arena for thi At Triph | under the Girection is to bring before the publ March the tefent @: omm 4 evening there will be a concert Loder. the object of Master William H remarkabiec ability Tois birthday of Washington. it can- er sudience than usual. The * been prepared with great ill, and the incidents inthe play give the auditors a picture of Washington's charecter, end of the heroes of the revolution. e# to night. the entertaioments with reterence to the twenty. us bills of periorm- ounce interesting pertormances to those who lete the day by rational and innocent amuremert United States District Court, Before ilon Judge Betts Frm 21 —A Libel at Suit of the People for the Confisca tion of Die monds —Bhis wae a evit for the confroation of ekager of diamonds supposed to be emusgied. seined by the Custom House authorities, amd valued at $2.00 v District Attorney appeared for the prove 7 +14 » examined Mr. La Forge « custom house who depored that by virtue ofa search warrant, the third of Jeny 1860, he searched the pre- of persons ow: Jay 4 Bruhi, at No 64 Sohn street. im thie city four t officers were with bim I made known my busin: after a thorough earch found three or four packages of diamonds, I teok th 4 delivered them to the Collector; shortly after, Javal and Hrubl came to the Collector's office, a. cinimed the diamonds, ae having Vermon Y. and the paper produced resembles it; | the Collector upon the production of the certifinats gave thore diamond: to Java and Brubl; they both | them declared thet t were all the diamonds | owned, or be their possession, afterwards I made nthe rome ieee: I think i a paid duty on thortly ater; ti Cc waa d asked count of thi packager heraid ‘were hir—the other: ie telared a wad eorant ox cept that they were lett with on commistio: iy Javel two of the kegen were surrendered up to boriaed by he Collector to surrender thoee packages that he could prove by nied oy to the appraiser's . Evens of two peshages: and they sttoge of he proceedii the farther heart otis care wae adjourned over to aday Boxes we nijccetary to obtain some papers from and fifty odd millions «f ex- | 1 to its popularity. Her sisters, also, are bighiy | sppeared in the city since their return trom | | Common Pleas ‘Aty Intelligence. Batnoat, Corrison.—Acolliaion took place yesterday mornir., near Bordentown, between the 6 o'clock Phi- Je¢ciphia mail train to this city, and ond the train going ‘athe cones direction. Mr. the U.S. Mi ived 8 severe contusion on the face, and an- aoienen had hisarm breken. Several persons Seceiven more or less injury. The arrival of the train was delayed for half an hour by the accident. © Wasnincron’s Bintnpay axp tHe Wasnincton Greve. —Company F, Washi: Greys, pent immediately parade, ‘on , to celebrate the day by adinner at 0 ‘ellows? Hall, corner of Centre and Grand streets. Rerort or THE anos sasee ben eri —W eompelled to it the ort of omnes gembling, held in the Tabernacle, but ry shall appear i morror, and will assuredly startle many of our ‘A Goon Examrir.—At @ meeting of the Board of Directors of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Comps- ny. held last week, the sum of three thousand dolla! was voted to be distributed emeng the clerks of that institution, forthe prompt and faithful Secpane ¢ of their many and very arduous duties during th ear. This is as it should be, for it too freq satly pens that the clerks in Beabiia ettlote tne sadly lo sight of, im tl istribution of favors, smount of salaries and uities absorbed oof: flow selfish and avericious officers, at the expense of this useful and deserving clase of citizens, Pavrer Emicnants ann Inis Laxptorps,—Timothy Bhea, » wite, and four children, arrived here on Thureday, inthe New World. 8h ho oprcate Soe | oe an int ent man, states that himself an: family wae taken from poor heuse in Ireland, and their assage from Cork paid by Lord Lansdowne. When iy lett that port the: no money in their posses- sion, but were told that as soonas they reached New York they would obtaim beth work and money, by yi to the authorities. It is added that arrange- 8 have beea made by the same nobleman, to send out two hundred persons every week, from the gd houses; such is the’ we Irish landlords get rid of ¢ poor on their ertates. family were taken to the station house, where they received food, and —_ boy d for the night. This is » comfortable pre ew York ‘he em! it refu; beings. bag crowded with these unfortuni them arrive in the last sage ot disease, tion, and for several wi afterwards are unable earn their bread, even rae they could get work, The New Werld had nine deaths on board during the and landed eighty-six passengers at Quaran- k with ship iever. Boar ror tHe Wittiamseunon Feary Company ha e completed on lac- the lst of May. The engi: ed in the hull while om the stocks, launched with steam up. The boat is to be 130 feet long, and her engine to have # 82 inch cylinder and 9 feet stroke. Tue Oxrrpa Fenny Boar.—This boat, which belongs to the Williamsburg F erry Company, and was recently | burned, is to be rebuilt immediately. | Deat ny Avortexy.—Coroner Geer yesterday held imquest at No. 90 Cherry street. on the body of lor by the name of Archer McMann, aged 33 years, @ native of Ireland, who was found dead in bis bed yes- terday morning. On an examination of the body, it was evident that the deceased died by cerous apoplexy. A verdict was rendered accordingly. Boopes Drarh caverp ny Deniiry.—The coroner yesterday held an inquest at a house in Charles street. on the body of « colored man, by the name of John Williams, eged 30 years, born in New Jersey, who died | evddenly the day previous, in consequence of debility and wart of medical attendance. The deceased, it seems, was formerly a’freman on board the steam boat Arrew. Verdict according to the above fact Fine.—At 4 o'clock yesterday morning, a fire broke out in the oil store of William A. Browne & Co., Nos. Zend 14 Jemes slip The damage, which was very considerable, was principally to No. 14, where the fire originated. The firemen succeeded, after great e: tions, in arresting the further progress of the flame: Acans cr Fine —There was an alarm of fire, on Thureday night. at Mr. Cherter Lamb's, No. 26 Barclay street, caused by the burning of some papers. It was immediately extinguished, with little or no damage THe Pacrose Tunee Cent Line —The Mayor has refused the permit tor ne. wud itis abandoned. A Sacrr.—The anniversary of the birth of the im- mortal Wathington, was ushered in by the firing ol canuon in the his morning, which commence! immediately after twelve o'clock. Tue Law Counts.—Most of the law courts are al- journed over until Mondsy—this being the birth-day ofthe immortel Washington We regret to say that the Hon Chae, P Daly, recond Judge of the Court of a8 been for some days indisposed, and ie as yet unable to attend to bis judicial duties, smuvrs Ur Tows.—We learn that a splendid ie about te be erected at the lower corner of nib street and Broa: , On the spot now va- It isto cost, when finished, $130,000. It isto the present occupant of the cant be built for Mr. Julien, Julien Hotel, Washington place, Dascen 10 Pronermians 1x Broapway —The Frank- lin Hotel is now being extended and repaired, with a 4 view tosome other business. It has lately cha lord, sd fag ‘The Fits divieion funder the commar imthe La at ll e'clook A. M.—the et on yer fleaa Quarte ity wiih the lane er ae 2.1851. ix divisions, an~ eabingtom square at om square, —take x ether Lies of in ake means, awestwardly, divition, under the command of Gee. Wm. L. tthe same tim piace asthe Fifth—the = Ak, ‘cr opposite tbe aster’ House, facing. ons Special Aids will assemble in the Park, and re- wane} ‘ oer 8 to their respeetive ey to whom they for orders, The teapective Avsseistions Sill falta lina, (as ge pre anald. )and report te their, respective marshals he aide will form the respective dirisiona, ander the di- rection of « Each associa tio: lia, rin ints ef on the right. page in review ag Lin il appear wich their sespeotive bavne but no political devlco will be tol re hereby wered and direote! to fill aay coat jn thear reepeetive ote and in their commands, so to full rect ine laudabie desira of the projectors of this m tharwise specially o prescribed in by the Honorable the Committee of Corps not yet reported, and wh: may, desire to be in the eession, ini a the ate to Columbia, to Seeend, to Bowery, E. Wheeier, ‘Third, ‘The their observe orders under their yeopective Grand Marshals, Bi ‘The arsbal, ars! By order of ©. Geovnic: Bovcr, 2 ee " Here Lite rel fa ton stree hands. There is danger to alcng ther ik underneatl to be placed around it. Barcte ron Wasnivuton’s Brntupay—S8econn Wann, — We learn that the ill be @ salate of one hundred gunson Fulton slip, this day. in commemoration of the birthday of the immort: edestrians, in 7 ) @nd @ barricade ought fof Before the RB Fee. 21—Pr Inquett having completed its lebors, came into court 4 handed to the bench the following presentment.— Room, Febraary 21, 1851. d ald. Fravkiin and Dooley. Gnranv Jury 10 THS HON. F. 4, TALLMADGE, RECORDER OF THE CITY OF NEW YoRK The Grand Jury, of the February term. in closi that they hare Bellevue, and at with much tisfaction, the general good order and discipline that prevails im the various departments. The rubstantia: improv ements already ma: and those in progress. reflect great credit upon the present organizrtion of thore departments, and upon the effi. cirpey and ability of the Tem Governors and their of- ficers. ‘The Grand Jury would earnestly cail the attention of the autherities to the condition of Potter's field. on Randall's Islend. In the opinion of this jury. thie place, from the nature of the soil, the large number al. Teagy buried there. the ilmited space tor intermente, and its proximity to the buildings occupied by the ebildren, is ay oe aed an unsaltable place forthe in- terment of the dead and this Grand Jury recommend the immediate procurement of rome other location as demanded by every considera’ ion of humanity The Grend Jury feel calied upon to remark, that irom a co 1 examination of the Penites voy f Hon. * pital building. recently ere sted on Hiackwell # Irland, they are of the opinion that ite imperfect condition and construction calls for greater care in the ers. tion of public buildings, especially thore bailt by contract. The Grand Jury noticed. with much d the condition of the Sixth ward police station lock- up. ard upbesitatingly present the unit forthe purposes tor which which is respectfully submitted Bi ign AMBERLIN, For ODIN® iJ having b-en read in open eourt order said the court would ha Trial wa Henry E. Willard, charged with obt Money by False Pretences —In this case, the jury ous til near midnight, with no prorpect of ao “agree: ment. Supreme Court. Before Chief Justice Edmonds and Ilon. Judges Ed- wards and King APPLICATION FOR A MANDAMUS AGAINST THE MAYOR Fun 21 —The People af the State of New Vork ex ret, George Houston va. .tmbrowe C. Kingsland, Meyor of the Cuy of New York — On motion of counsel! for the plain- tiff the Court ordered that an siternative mandamus nt in the above cause pp at the epecial term of this court. to be held day. let March next, at tem o'clock, A M., ‘or eling him to show cause why he refuses to irrue licenses atege drivers, when eligible and proper persons a 4.4 for such licenter. U, 8, Cirentt Court. This Court will be opened on Monday, by his Honor, Judge Betts er ce Arar women THE WEEKLY HERALD, MAILS FOR EUROPE. The steamehip Warhingto this port at 12 o'clock to- Southampton and Bremen. with the mails, The Weeeiy Heraco will itlished at balf part nine o'clock tl orning. ils will close at balf- Capt. Floyd, will leave 7) New York will ns Hate Tor ssi, is etple bas a the Spring turday. the be 4 t ety, ed, at thts perio’, ¢ divest cf batting, of the misty which itbas the season, wi in perfert confor form and “ face it Ti “ miretion. in regard we & Co. b ly to Sa ba siren ieei‘ation ¥ re peotia tation to al there th feel am interest res, the: newly ore the citizens in the days bea s acre aes samen as ent Bug Shin him that ‘we shall ayreet, w Se; store of ho en. 6 leo son me, t) Bair or Whiskers, Ree gah moprctpee tetas Hetr Biliadetp Fhe pen lngton¥ Deputy 2h rouns tri-eclored cockade, and black coat and pantaloon: ‘The aids the sar D. BE. Driavan, Joux W. Aves centric journal of orrow will continue it tions of tie: An entertai: ter int John Quincy adam: phic report of Grand Exibition all, a variety of rich, raey, agreeable reading, in the p Of ite able editors. Let everybody buy and read tl P.S.—A fine view of the processi our premise: aoe. up the Curtain—The T Merrymas, with a gracefu y, to ke tho reader as having any o! subject of Hats, but as 0 in Vogue atnony ssary for him to fol that notwitha: the purelare: be disponed, one differing tu any Feopee’, will call Gentlemen's Spring Sty Dovid, (sacceme gars.—Good MORALES & LUN. joy en fi ill report to the heads of the division, who will post, with the approbation of the grand mar- of march from the Park to Chatham street,to Grand to Great Jones, to Tripler ean ORATION will be delivered before the Grier d Americans and their friends, b Hi 2 o'clock, pouehlag the Shel ortal WASEM at bad Mot re. a te the rear of Tri- and take post om the stage to bear i eae the Honorable the Corporation will form three Grand Divisio: ‘mited Americans wil! sssemb! inder the immediate direction of the el ae E. Delavan, Park; John W! Avery, Par i duty charged to'chese tive Grand Divisi their due formation acco: mua: ly, 10 ok) to programme, ani ock coat ee Grana vest, cbapean tri- colored Marehi ith the same, withost red scarf, and » but Blue or black coat and p: and cockade without tri-colored ents as worn by staff officers; the whole (cxcopt Grand Marshal, but!) and the Fifth ond Sixth divisions, Depaty Grand Marshal at l0oclock A. M. jrand M. ant ecial to “at eta taped (ss G 2 22 i aide aveizued tot uarters, No. 90 at So ean aa oa of the = ‘on 224 ine aide STORMS, deh (Marshal. § Grand Aids. Washington's Birthday.—Trhe subscribers will take, this day, their chemically colored Daguerreo~ types, which fr duploma at the las: fair. The ovly ceca e city where they can be ob- tained, TH ERS, 235 Broadway ee doors above the Astor may be obtai ‘arce Is Ready! his en before the publ "to assure hia ob and not an optical am | er, i beseing h the public, to permit him low the utterance of a simili the dire Attention to the fui the sca 8 of the Spri 13 shion for 1:51, whieh i nly Four 1 As lender’ of fasbion, he ix well aware thar he | ‘Thi poitt, eemsible people. wo it; the advertiser would waved they are Ming the immense cuttay of 0 » the Bi tis ex wd e hia present ‘keably the most elegant and ity, audeo great is his (NOX, 128 Fulton street. ‘The New Hat Company's Spring Style, for 1881.—Th ¢ New Hat Company would call the attention of ‘are about to: Pasdion w The'vantes of the publio in genc= posslbie to keep m» hat on hand If thoe gentlemen, who is rron'sfancy. leave their en in ever: 145 Nassau street. of Hats. —W. P. aor near Duane 1) imtwe & Volumes might = filled with the names of person bs oaee with, n have a chance of oe the Uaul the 28th alt bed per ritiog. for $24), at and remodelling their han roadway. Segare will be found at the af 6 Nagsan ot Senufectere durable ecetved--J00 Dress and Froek a forbionably, mate. $3 to $14 90 8 fre ; 500 pair pants, black Poes! fn] sna leake, 62 10 $11. Corner street ’s Magie Hair Dye, to Color the e moment it tid without injary 4 bt ny og La a at the more, ‘atianten a mean ey y ioe beware © Con! ieee ibn ss sale wholevale and retail, tt wags th phi, Sue ca ree |S Saas never file tt te fae bad fas be Rao tae de dive Wa fe Are im perfect orger. Timolat’s our near Br Ist, from tiem. Dr. Kell the dew! wwenty * ‘here th Us Nervous Antidote—Cantion to Loyd Ihe ‘art Dottie on te: doliar will be retarned. TW > re adwey, N. Paris for Nee, . has, beyond alle on of resteria is wel tfol qo git. had no hai ane, Dad now has, trom the nee ef Dr. Deautiful head of way. » Mouaez. MARKET, y, February 21—6P.M. ‘The stock market is s about the same as pre- viously quoted. There was a little more activity in government and State stocks, and im some of the lead- ing railroad securities, but pricesare ima very settled state, and fluctuate more or less from day to dey. Atthe first board, to-day, Pennsylvania 6’s ad- vanced }; per cent; Indiana S's, ; Erie Income Bonds, 34; Norwich and Worcester, \{; Farmers’ Loan, \. New Haven Railroad declined }; per cent; Canton Company, 2; Long Island, %; and Reading Railroad 34. There was a better feeling at the clese than at the opening of the first board, and many are of the opinion that there must be, early next week, an upward movement of considerable importance. The agitation of the slave question, andthe feeling caused by the preceedii in Boston, bave, no doubt, had an un- favorable effect upon financial affairs generally, and been the principal cause of the depression realized. This will, no doubt, soon subside, and confidence will egain become as strong as it has been for sometime previous te the difficulty. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $123,060; payments, $88,234 92; balance, $3,058,631 15. The board of brokers adjourned, this afternoom, over o Monday, in consequence of the unusual observance of the anniversary of the birthdey of Wasbington. ‘There has been a fair amount of business done in foreign exchange, but the rates have not be fairiys tained. We quote on London, 9} a 10 per cent pre- mium; on Paris, Gf. 1234 a 5f. 10; Amsterdam, 41% 0 42; Bremen, 7934 @ 7934; Hamburg, 36% a 37. The Morris and Essex Railroad Company intend to put the extension of their road as fares Belvidere under contract immediately. We learn that the bill authorizing the city of La- tayette to subscribe $150.000 to the Lafayette and In- dianapolas Railréad, pacsed the Legislature of Indiana just previous to adjournment. This gives the company additional resources, in the event of requiring them. Judging from the character and reputation of the gen- tlemen who have been appointed trustees of the mort- gage executed ter the security of the bonds to be rold at auction. at the Merchants’s Exchange.on Thurs- day next, we should think it was one of the safest in- vestments on the market. The Hon, A. 8. White, of Lafayette, the President of the company, was formerly a member of Congrees, is a gentleman of high character and excellent business habits, and the direc- tion exercise the most prudemteconomy in the ex- penditureof money. The iron, ptyment fer which is to be made from the proceeds of the bonds about tobe sold, is of the bert kind, filty-three pounds to the yard, and will soon arrive. Itis expected the road will be completed, so as to be ready for the fall trade and transportation of produce. There probably is not a road in the whole western country, more favorably located than thie, or the gross earnings of which will be greater, in proportion to its length and aggre- gate cost. It is integral part of two trunk lines, which, proceeding from Louisville and Cincin pati, meet at Indianapolis, and thence crossing ths Wabash river at Lafayette (the head of steamboat na- vigation,) will proceed in @ rizht line to Chicago and the great Northwest. From Madison, intermediate to Louisville and Cincinnati, the road is already built, and in successful operation to Indianspolis—86 miles— andthe Louisville and Cincinosti lines are fast vancing. Stock Exchange. 810,00 U 8 6s, 1a Hisig 10she yarm Trast, #0) 6 10, ry 2 luo do a wo do bay eK Obie 68, 1 100 do 030 6853 2,500 Ohio 5s, ison He 10 do Sa 7,000 Indiana State bad S34 WW do be a7 10,000 Ps 2 al 100 do Ory 400 Rem Bie, 8044 100 Harlem RR a un k W5%q 100 do OB 2.000 01 106 do 6s 10,000 do a 20 brie RR, Sag we éo 330 Mt 10 Long Island, oo) 314 PT 4 %o 4 20% 100 ew “yedama HY a 209 Norwich, 66 oe whos 300 Resding, as 20 Bowcry Bu! Joa. a bs oT ei’ bse ide 100 do 62, ae n” 6 do om 61h io Morris Canal, a4 10 do oO 62 75 Canton Co., ao” 7 do 6a 75 do 59 oO NYand Nilaven, 115 100 ¢o 68 «= 6) Portemouth DD, Me tT sbe Utica and Beh, 125 5 do. to SECOND 10tke Harlem RR, 636 0 do 70 290 fig 75 20 ei RR, oo) bw 70M aw Hy EH 630 M4 Edgeworth, 1 {ao Norwich RR, 020 oe m™ do 100 do ‘b60. on & Morris Canal, bed 6275 CITY TRADE REPORT. Frivay, Feb 21 —' Breapstvrrs —There was increased market for State wi coke extent of 5000 barrels, i $4 25 @ $4 87; ordinary to Sotien, ond pri mon to good brands we bond, Southern flour wai * were nominally the rame . $475 a $481. in bt The business trleted by the inclemency of thi eo of 660, barrels mixed to goed Alexandria; Baltimore. Brandywine, Yredericksburgh country, and Petersburgh ditto, at $4 67 a $5; and fancy Gitto, and Richmond City mills, at $6 16.0 $5 62%. The demand for Kye flour was light, and the market ruled heavy, with rales of 100 barrels at $3 8754. Cora meal was inaetive, and prices bad a downward inclina- tion. Jersey was sellicg in small lote at $309 and Brandywine at $525. The latter in puncbeoos was quoted heavy at $16. Buckwheat flour ruled Grim, with & moderate inquiry at $475 a $6 60 per barrel; $226 0 $260 per 100 bs. and 70c.a 760 per bsg of 25 Ibe Wheat wae held above the views of purchasers, and nothing of moment doing. The asking rates © common to prime, were $1 14 $i 19; tor Obio $1 (301 07; and for Southern 9c. a $108. ‘Ca- nadian was quiet and mominal at $104a $1 10in bond. Rye was negiected The last rale was at 76. per bush In Bericy there was nothing done worth Serer and the supply continued light. Holders asked $1 15 a 8 $1.26 for inferior to prime two rowed. The demund tor Oats was less active, but the market remained about the rame We quote Jerrey at 470. #490 ; River at Ko aGlc.; and Oeual and Vsnadinn at blo. a b5e. was inactive, but prices displayed no important The inquiry for distilling, and for the East y, but owing to the tm noy of the wee muted the exhil of tamples, tl tather limited. Sinee our last, diepened of at S60, a 6840 We omit qa totations tor the present Provinon e market for old was very mand for it from the city trade y offered, which, infevorable in teliig a received from han * quoted 14 for mee. #0: to be submitted to ‘unchanged, with tales of 50 bbis. good quality, at €%e. per pound Cut meate were more foquired for, and the market favored the seller The day's business amounted to 600 barrels and tierees hams and shoulders, plain and sugar cured. at 8\ a Yc for the former, and 6c. for the latter; aleo, 400 tierces shoul- dere, to arrive st 6c. with sixty days credit Tovre = & better demand for bacon. and the market tended Bome 40.000 ibe Ubio long middlen, city cur bi in at ise. and 600 boxes do. do, om terms aot transpired d wae steady, but not very ve. Bome 160 bbie ieposed of at 8a Sige for new and old prime. Many Jere were unwilling to sell at those figures, owing to the favorable news tes wived yeaterday from the English markets. Batter war, if anythiag, more buoyant. partionierly the common and medina descriptions of State. which were in com xport. We quete inferior State and Uhio ordinary to choice Western di Orange county at 4 aie In dot Wm. R. Williams, ay On the 2ist instant, b; Mr @irrnes Bo Muse. 8 stant. by the R ame to Mice FF aged 1 year 1] months and 21 daya, ne ialntond aud tema ot the fanly are respect or funeral, on to morrow o'clock. from the residence ‘93 Charksom street. oe | io | alvo, one wagoz, for camphene sor groce ) On the dist instant, Mrs, A Benjersts- Hook, aged 6 years dnd § months,” meet Her ins will be taken from the No. 97 Peat area: em. Sine Se ooh halt past = ry P.M. a, friends of the further notice house ‘clook, femily are invited to attend, without 4 also, members of New York Lodge, No. 10. i Ld instant, Paisciits, wife of William H. rs. ‘Pos iotives sue 7, also respect. be of National Lo Ni an f0.F.,are odge No. 80, I. 0. o: ly the funeral, from trom ber late resi rca Memes 0. corner oat . ocleen x rem en to Greenwood for interment. te morrow (Sunday), at half. two will be tak the 19th instaat, in Brooklyn, of = scarlet fever, Aue Maaianna, aged 5 id Ropmay acura days, children of James w a 6 months Matilda Winter. us (Georgia), papers moth inst ene Bs Hs eee Bae Soar her parents, ,of inflammeatery ene 5 fever, Many Buiza, lisa Frances and Charles J. R. months and 1 dey. will take place ne Bunday, 23d instant. t three o’clook, P. M. 16th instant, at Hamden. Conn., Louise ry the Minccaren. second daughter of Addison and Elize Smith, aged 3 years 5 months and 2 days. On the 17th instant, at Tarrytown. after @ short Si O. Requa, son of Capt. Jacob Requa . aa the packet hong ConsteMation. om her pas- rage from Railay oo ir this port, Tuomas hl, AN, = Buivcer Ryan, 0 years; Par Mitax, infant: Kain, aged 6 years: Par Lrxcu, aged 40 years dass tornex Novan, aged big aol Evien Hawarns, aged < years; Perex Car On the 2ist instant, in Brooklyn, of consumption Many Jemison, aged St years 10 months and 10 dayr widow of James Jenison, deceased. Her friends and relations are respeetfally invited tc attend her funeral, at the house of her son-in-law corner of Fulton and Hudson avenues, on to-morrow (Sunday), at two A fii tk P.M. Boston papers please On th fin Tanta Mr Mrs. Fssnus McCvene, aged: 8° ‘ears and 5 monthe. i Her friends and acquaintances are reepectfully in vited to attend her funeral, from her late resideno No. 303 Washington street, on Sunday afternoon, half. past four o'clock. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. ATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIBTY. 7 BECOND quarterly meeting of this society will be hele et Housten Ball, on Monday evening, en. Somuel Houst U. 8. Senator from Texas, and Ri berry street M.B. Church, in this cit speakers, Professor F. H. Nash will’ and appropriate songs, and Mr. atthe pianoforte. Admission fre i'l presic Exervises commenee at U.4 4, 0. ™ oan MEMBERS OF SOLumETs. GROVE . 8, U. A. O. D,, are hereby requested to attend the 2 0 next Pere ef fie onday evening, 24th inst., a nee wy Pg % by i ©! Ro gt yeas il efore the Grove. y order o! ) oN Appalaapaciae NKELMBIER, Seoretary. OLDIERS’ LAND WARRANTS, LOCATED UPON lend which can be sold for ¢ash as goon as legal title can be fgiv Persons wishing to buy or F those wishing to locate, either for their own wae or to will do well to consult W. A, WOODWARD, » 50 Wall street. RIG: . Somerindyke will selion Monday, Feb the ‘Tah, ‘at balf past 10 o'clock A. M, at 614 Broadway. | all the furniture on said premises, consisting ef rosewoo: k tables, piano forte and stool, of locking- glass, 5 feet by Sfext, mahogany and ingrain carpets, rog#, window curtai oganyeFrinch bedsteads, sotas, tal s, Ke, Ke,, together with alot of niture, of which the sale will comm 8. ROUGH, AUOTIONBER, WILL nes, eee © day morning, Feb. 24th, at 10 o'clock, at &7'@i all the fursiture of a family, loaving for HH a iocbecy, eatatings, hes Hanging Lamp: Spice Mill, Ke. ' Sale pe: b Jueeday. Februery 2, change, the two etor; No. 111 Bester street. Sale positive, to close tre estate o: the late Esther Lovy. deceased. By orderet Join J, Hari, Arthur L. Levy, and Wenry J, Hart, Excoutors. OF AMERICAN FIN DRESSED AN mp. Mincure & Co. will sell on Taeed om ouse, and 11 o'clock, at the warehouse of Mr. @. Morle, No. 236 290 Water street, 1/0 bales American fue dressed Hemp, 5 40, do. Dew Rot Hemp. “LOST &e. : $ ] REWARD — aoa FROM , FOO? OF LIB: 2 - - eet, a © aasiy. . the eard.eewed o.- the tide of the ees Wi ever will return to7. Courtlanét street will receive the shove tew Looe, WEDNESDAY AFTERNO! THE wre inten all package, directed to Peokham lenurn ork. A Liberal reward will be paid { me te JOHN B. DEMILT, Cartmany OST—ON FRIDAY EVENING, THE 21ST OF JANU~ - a7 last, from the care of the Philsdelohia train—s, nm th 104 Front street. roperty on the Wudsow river, near Hoboken. The Sader, will be suliehly rewarded: by. leaving it at the office of ‘THOS. M. BRAKE, No. 6 Wall atreet. WNERS WANTED—FOR A LARGE Ryan ghey f = Indies’ clothirg, viz:—One forge merino a mi ador rane NSON, as the Righth war Fnac! theih! ing of Friday, "he vach inet Pasties YEW YORK (BARMONIC 8 he Harmonie iment ef twe dollars Parable on the eve of the forthen for ath Feb. 151, By tion. they will be entitled to per oh Woe. Pyformance ¢f the Society, tnstoud of fore of the Execatiy Fequirements are imperative, nc ply. Address Max, at this ofive, 0. PARTNERSHIP once. Ta ship heretofore e the firm of RAUCH & pencil eaces, bar, th noh, who will com h etree’, commer of Courtl ¢, each of whom is itm, for that purpos n. or dims inde Krwe JOUN W ‘ Alors Eris Dated New York, Feb. 1, 1881 Lysine etisees ta ‘artli, at No. 15 Dey strec oun % BROWN MIN PBL a « please adfreas note t M, iy ‘Will be attended (0. he ferences exchanged. apryee WANTR DAS CAPITAL OF establishment do~ to entrust part ¢ meet with a bott AUL, Broadway wu be bad, will be ands ina p-cftabl opportunity. By addressing W. Office, stating whe promptly attended ¢ MILLINN RY AND pry ry) TON © APE SHAWLS —JAMES BECK & CO., ‘TELEGRAPHIC, MAGNETIC TRLEORAPE com RT WERT T 1 York mecereae el Mat ¢ a Wasrcerte New York ofen corner Pioneer 1 wires (rom Washing City to Ne mow res veh, see Newark, N hin, W repairs of the li 4 me ity hitherte c yabite tar th es ootmer of Hanoves WAIN, President. y. + Youth Sack merino and «ilk nie, © Sacks, plaited aretole ta ee tal chasing Gortetrecly shows BS OF GaN TLEXEN DRS into ensh the in from ding thron 18420 6. east ahe Re. HER, “ COATn OAT COAL—IN #128 AND QUALITY BX. EUR es te Aen ro of ail Ee i foes jarket raton. One nae ‘oliy soli »