The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1851, Page 7

MONEY MARKET, Fauvay, Deo. 19—6 P. M. ‘There was little more activity and @ little better feeling in the stock market to-day. Erie was in greater demand, and all the fancies were not s0 freely offered. A slight improvement in prices was realized. At the first beard, Erie Railroad advanced +; per cent; Harlem, 34; Norwich and Worcester, 3; Reading Railroad. 1<; Long Island, };; New Jersey Zine, ';. The news from California bas not had the favorable influence upon quotations for stocks anticipated. The arrival of one million of gold dust, amd the announcement that » million and ® half more will soon be here inthe Georgia, now due from Chagres have given no impetus of importance to speculation. The steam- ship Arctic, for Liverpool, to-morrow, will take out about one million in coin, principally gold. ‘The demand for foreign exchange, to-day, was only mo- erate. Drawers are still firm at our quotations. We quote bills on London at 10% #1034 per cent premium. On Paris, Sf 15 » 6f.183;; Amsterdam, 41/4 a 4134; Bre- men, 78 a 7834; Hamburg, 36 « 3634. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $58,955 76; payments, $471,812 25—balance, $2,654,207 75. The Treasurer is prepared to supply any demand for three cent pieces. ‘The Boston and Providence Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent. The bonds and mortgages held by the Superintendent ofthe Bank Department, as part security for the circu- Aating notes of the James Bank and the Bank of New Ro- ebelle, were sold at publicasle at Albany, on Wednes- day. The rale was well attended, notwithstanding which there wasa heavy loss, amounting to nearly fifty per cent upon the face of the mortgages, as will be seen by the following. The mortgages of the James Bank were for the amounts, and brought as follows :— No. 1.213 acres land, amount, $3.225, realized $2,050; br 2, 865 do., $4341, $8,550; No. 3, 493 do., $5,386 60, jo. 4,270 do, $1,160; No. 6,149 do, 50. $1600; No. 6, $500; No 7, 807 388° 4.355; No, 8/335 do,’ $186" $700; No OF Lari ., $8,177, $950; No. 10, 1,676. $3,856, $1,150; No. 11, , $2,600, $700; No. 12, 1,107 do., $4,400, $2,350; fo, 18, 11000 do. $4,000, $4450, No. 14, 600 'do., $1125, $350; No. 15. 227 do.. $5: 4 $250; No. 16, 261 do. $652, $250; No 17, 414, do., $2072, $900; No. 18, 240 do., $b.800, 90,10. Total amount $50,536 50; total realized, ‘'Th1 mortgages deposited by the Bank of New Rochelle ‘were sold as follo No, 1—Lotsin Dunkirk, amount $3.000, realized $2,200; Ro 2.do. do, $5,000 $3,300. No. 8, do. do, $3,700, $2,900; 5,006, $5.00; No, 111 lots in Broo ‘do, do. 3323, $1,800; No-'S $3,952, $: $2100; i No, 8.0 do’ de, $5,008, $1. , $1,900; No. 8, 24 do. do. ¥ » $118, $7005 No. 28,2 26 do do, S&c0l, $2100; No. = 20 No 12,28 do do $4.0i0, $2080; No. 18,24 do. do, $4,010 2, $4.04 $2.300--total, $66,043, $37,400. ‘This sale affords another evidence of the impropriety of permitting bonds and mortgages to be taken, in part or whole, as security for circulating notes. All classes, political, religious, financial, and commer- cial, appear tohave no conception of the result of the movements going on in this section of the world They have all cast themselves into the tide, and the current is feet bearing them onward. The power appears irresist- ible, and no one; reems disposed to oppose it ; there is & sort of charm in the influence brought to bear, that fascinates every one, and governs them according to its will. Noone seems to know or care where all this may Jead, or what will be the consequence of the course the mass is now pursuing. The public mind has been seized by @ master spirit, which is forming it to meet ite purposes. Every rect, every party, every class, from the lowest to the highest, have been mysteriously capti- vated—they know not how or why, or what, will be the result, The same spirit prevails in Congress—in our State Jegislatures—in city councils, churches, with men,women, and children—in fact, it is all pervading, is found every where, and gives a complexion to everything. It would be well enough for those who sre deeply interested in these movements to pause, and look below the surface— to take the second sober thought, and lok a little be- yond the present excitement. They will, by so doing, see enough to alarm them, and induce them to put their affairs in @ proper etate to meet the approaching crisis. The proceedings of Congress in relation to Koseuth, are fraught with danger; steps have already been taken which cannot be retraced. It will be some little time before we shall see the effect of our acts; but those who look more closely into the political state of Europe cannot resist the conviction that we will be com- pelied to play a prominent part in the creat drama about being placed upon the European stage. We have already become @ party ; we may not be required to take an active part in the contest about commencing, 2 put the moral influence we shall exert will be immense, s<agnd we have no doubt the course of events in Europe will be acceletated considerably by the policy pursued by Congress and the people of the United States, in re- lation tothe movements and mission of the great Hun- aarian, ‘We are eseentially a practical people; but in this in- stance we have been led along blind with excitement. We bave not, with our usual caution, calculated the cort, and it may be more than wecan even at this time estimate. The people of Europe have everything to gain by & political. financial, and commercial revolution. The governments, or those involved with those governments and their public debts, have everything to lose. The capi- taliets of Europe, no do ubt, look upon theproceedings in this country, in relation to the political affairs of their | governments, with fear and trembling; and well they | may. Whatever may have been the result of the move- ments of Korsuth in Great Britain, it would have re- quired a longer period for developement, and the effect | might have been comparatively partial, but for the incentive given to liberal principles by the sympathy and fupport of our people. If we afferd practical aid—if we individually provide the sinews of war—so much the bet- the effect will be greater, and the result more speedy. l, therefore, be attributed to the people of the United States, whetever movement may be made in revo- Jutionizing the political affairs of Europe. The effect of this moral ald and support, upon our political relatio: with European governments, is question for after con- sideration. At present, we have not actually compro- mised ourselves. The President and his cabinet, Con- eres snd (he House of Representatives, can ofi- elally and individuallyand undoubtedly haves right to—honor Korouth in any-way they please; but they have no right to infringe upon treaties or implicats us as & government, in the political troubles and turmoils of ne- tions with which we are at peace. In the first place, there is no necessity for our 60 doing, and it is a question ‘if i would not impede, rather than advance, the cause which every one on thisside of the Atlantic isso deeply interested {m. As much as we would deprecate any movement calculated to retard the progress of liberal principles in every rectio: of the world, we shouid oppose every aot tending to destroy the obligation of treaties, or y deviation from the policy #0 long practised by our government. The people will do all that is required to accomplich the object Im view. Political movements from this time forth, will be more or lets regulated by this great question, It will insinuate iteelf in our Jocal and general elections. It will become part of the erced of out politics) aspirants, Non-interveation will hereafter be the watch-word, and we shall fiad it pro- minently engrafied upon the tree of republic: . It ‘will copetitute an important item in the platform lad down by each peiitieal party,and mo man the popular vote for any leading position, who is not right on this question. This is the politica: aspect of this maiter; and the excitement bas hardly yet com meneed. It will ebeorh ¢fety other public quertion, and Tend to € dreamed cf by the financial The next revolution er revulsion in Europe, will not be like the inst or any previous one. It Will not be ccnfined to France or Hungary, but Wil be quite genernl, and it wou'd not surprise ns if there were indications or demoa-trations in Great Bri- tain of an omiocus character, The whole of Butope res'e at thie moment upon apolitical rv. 0, which may upheave at any moment Our jotimate financial connec tion with Europe gives Vast importance to all signs of the times; but very few on this side of the Atlantic appear to be aware of the dangers hanging over them. Things g0 om here as though the fatare was fail of promiso—as though the prosperity we now enjoy was petmanent—but they never made # greater misiake in their lives, There hee not been @ period in the commercial history of the country When it was more necessary to be prepared for gcomplete prestration of credit, and a total derange- ment of ali commercial rystems. in Burope would, of course, bring about all the con- ecmitant evile, and we should be eerious sufferers by the destructicn of cur markets abroad —by the flood of foreign merchandise reeking markets here—by @ complete aan}- hilation of the leading banking and exchange houses on the Continent=by the discredit of all paper money, and by an acter d of all the machinery of commer would bring dissster and distress direetly wpon those who are intimately connected with the trancial and commercial pdpire | Web | housie | enoh of the past three we: A political revolution | of Europe, and indirectly apom the country gene- rally. We have more-much more—to lose than gein by « revulsion growing out of arevolution. At pre- sent we are in the midst of unparalleled prosperity and productiveness, and whatever cours to interrupt this state of things, must prove fatal to our most important interests. It is true, we are now shipping gold at an average of million of dollars per week, and doubtless would continue to, without any unfavorable conse- quences. It isthe natural course of trade, and would regulate itself, unless operated upem by other influences. It is these influences that we fear, and our apprehensions are, unfortunately, well grounded. We are the catepaw of European financiers and capitalists, whenever they have any difficulties to encounter. They look to us for aid and comfort in their extremity, and have never found us wanting. In times of scarcity and famine they de- pend upon our granaries for supplies; the industry ot the manufacturing classes of Europe is regulated by our markets. We have become a nation of the first impor- tance in the minds of European capitalists. It is, there- fore, probable that the first effect of a revolution would fall with overwhelming severity upon us. We look for markets abroad for hundreds of millions of our products, principally of the soil; and any cessation of that demand ‘would restrict our resources materially, while it would not prevent immense shipments of European manufac: tures to this country, on European account. We should be called upon to make larger payments for goods consamed, without having anything but gold to meet them. It therefore becomes us to be prepared for the emergency. ‘The middle and lower classes of Europe have, for some time past, beem secretly hoarding up the precious metals in anticipation of trouble. Millions upon millions have, in this way, been withdrawn from the channels of com- merce ; and the first sound of civil war would cause tens of millions more to disappear. All thisie near at hand, and we have only to disconnect ourselves as rapidly and as effectively as possible, from those foreign interests likely to be most injured, to prevent within our own limits one of the most disastrous revuisions ever experienced ‘We must not, under ‘he present excitement, lose sigh’ of the future. ‘The depreciation already realized in prices for certain kinds of property, is calculated to make speculators more cautious in their movements. Cotton has declined fifty per cent, real estate nearly as much, and we have nct yet touched bottom. Recent sales of houses ani lots in the most fashionable sections of the city, show that people have not yet taken leave of all their senses, andare not disposed to pay more for property than it is intrinsically worth. We have not yet reached panic prices; but the actual value of houses and lands, for actual use, will soon be the regulator in all transactions, Capitalists and business men on this side of the Atlan- tic, do not realize the dangers of their position; but there is evidently a feeling of doubt and distrust taking possession of their minds, which will, before the lapse of many days, be visible in the movements of commerce. It is not s time to rush headlong into operations of any kind; but, om the contrary, time for contraction, and those who withdraw themselves from speculation, or from the fancy investments of the day, will be able to look more calmly upon the progress of political events, whieh, sooner or later, must undermine every political, financial, commercial, and, we might say, social institu. tion im Europe. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehousing, and withdrawn from warehouse, during the week ending the 17th inst:— Movements or Forsicn Day Goons. ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION, MANUFACTURES OF Woot. G8 sabes i 64 35,203 i 5 2125 2 Ps 998 12 56 29,213 Plush. - B 83 628 Bik & cot.do. 12 6 752 Bilk & wor.do. 30 1 481 Silk & cot do. 23 1 637 Bild & lin. do. 4% 4 2 2 3 2 2 2 6 4 1 ma 1 9 10 — ~ eon WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHO MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. MANUFACTURESfOF WOOLLENS Pkgs. Value. | ee. ‘inte aa. 8 Mamie) 3a Total....... 181 $20,250 MANUPACTURES OF FILK. Total....... 44 $6,048 MISCELLANEOUS. « ee Millinery..... $76.002 = Total .....+ RECAPITULATION . $688,618 ti thdrewn from Warehouse Manufactures of wool » 19 galss2 Manufacturer ef cotton 131" 20'250 Manufactures of sith le | ‘ ; $53,768 $56 535 76 998 800TT 34.180 4937 Total... scree $ai2 490 The weekly imports do not reach a very large amount, The value of goods entered for consumption and ware- and the amount withdrawn from warehouse in 8 follows :— Consumption. Vithtrawals, Warehoused 1 $68 951 208 T46 T1719 148 097 83,768 212,880 $1,614 012 $224,428 $566,273 Tt will be seen by this that the amount warchoused is becoming quite large. This is for the opening of the spring trade. The cause of euch an accumulation is the desire to have certain articles ready to put on the mar. Ket at rhort notice, to meet the first demand. The arri- vals are abcut ae large as urual for the season. | Stock Exchange. 10% $3000 U S 7000 Obit ‘ HOed Erie dae. on Fe | oy oF 960 Brie RR. ef wo do. 2 do FE do. ode: ie a 100 0 ‘ 25 Stonington Rit Markets. Camanipor Carrix Manxer, Dec. 17.—At market, 803 cattle, about 650, beevee, nd yeatlings, {wo and three work: ieing anon sowseee Se bmi aS 'rices—Market ranaes jd fa owt.; Ca) qual . $634; second do, $6; third do, $5. a $4. 36 pee ‘Tallow, $5. pices we $1 25. Veal ta to $6. Bones We xen, $75,to 125. Cows an Cty) (on to 36. Yi $7 to lb. Two eons: ane ore to 30. be iain Prices to 87. p and Extra, 33¢, 4 and 6. tan riot 234, 3 and 3 25. pod 325, PA ise 4k. Retail ae pian 6B firm, and rg eae Peer earl very goed; many of them both mium ox. own 14 2,363 Ibs. it Mr. Hunter, Welerown, a 617 per hundred’ Ail the cattl their time to-day. Railroad, and 52 over Fitchburg Railroad, loaded large and fat. One by Mr. A. 8. Birldon, of Wurmlagton, cattle trains 110 cars came over the and Lowell the loaded with cattle, sheep, horses, swine and Number from each Total.....sceeereeee New Beprorp Ou Manxet.—Sperm—There has been sins an active demand for s few days past, and trans- mace beve Dot trang ‘vance on p: sPerate terms. We hear re) Sheep & Lambs. 2 2,250 Swine, 100 03,608 236 considerable extent have been mude, strict- rts of sales in this ting to about 2,500 bbis., at prices which = but understood to be at a siight ad- jous rates. In Beverly, a lot of 260 bbls. ‘cargo of an Atlantic whaler.) was sold at $1 24. In we did not learn. (An error oce 2.000 bbls. having been reported sold upon private terms, instead of 200 bbl quiry but few sales, the market bei: We 18c.; boy Holders are very firm at 6c. }. & cargo of about 1,700 bbls. Koptiects on terms in our last report; ) Whale—There is considerable in: bore the views of ¢ hear ‘of sales of 300 bbls. part inferior, ot ‘and 200 bbls, selected, understood at 59 , A sale of 850 bole. cash. bleached winter whale was made at 62)¢c. per gallon, cash. Bperi 81% ach m Candles—A sale of 60 boxes was made at ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. Gra ia. of the Legislature of titled “An Act concerning Co: peo quartz vein is of a character 80 ed. The by machi 24 he nearly Allow for qu: Expenses of ow, ich bas a square eye, BS Peeiees eae to stop Let them fil and keep f prove ToR. J. Ric pt. Cram tae J Tihs zoseeved | privil S200,000. ‘Shares aro, ry extende: gheracter of the onteers and dre dis by fea With the heavy, rot aban a apable of ery—that ri a roduak of one ‘come per I Ib, Profit per day orfor 200 working @ ff'cheestinzate to mode upoe the cre crush be 100 tons of ore at $60 per 2,000 Ibs, Profit per day. or for 250 working at has bee eh Prejecting outward beyond iran anplied that sets the whole in ty heree power engine will rind to ameters. wheel wow the other day,i6 will \e! eetul, wi comm Tours, respeotiully, In refirenre to the amount of pewer required to of k, Bee 18, 1551, OnN MoM ICHAEL, m He aad ed thee ae for pale ro FINANCIAL. ‘ALLEY GOLD MINING COMPANY—CAPI- Lossied ab Grass Valley, Nevada county, The here Comoany ia organized under the passed April 2 of Califc 1850, en a ma rood of inspire them ner ie austion, ‘of ‘id from the 8, (tl je original matrix of that gold i 0 full and satisfactory, that few are no: moderate share of ‘attention. to gubts of the profitableness of in bts, by whosoever entertains ‘the oper: of, the, nex pore eens ft tl riz 1 ete of ore 1x only can be got, and 520 per 2,000 Ibe, sees - ing one-half. i000? repairs, &c, 200 per cen’ ac the milis no arrying $10 aude repalrs, be. fof Sereription of all Todd nt omeek mi Fapid-and effcien in ite operation’ Disced a another 2 edge of th riven 12 we further thinks ‘there @ machine to clear the (wooves. veding the — ha) nium rim, lischarged in 000 po crush pieces fect ease. Hoping the above may HR DUNHAM&CO., Archimedes Works. nARDES, Esa. Patent Crashen, we give the A ei Lo wins with oy 1 fot saying hogs op parts previously o Cath ire itt |i and continue |. Greeley, Keg . ix sisi of thie Compa rd til reread | is sooner taker ay ‘ice afte aS, Laon are closed, will as ted to arti Curing the dividend will be of Deoomber next. hlete contal cxtracte from te law of California, ard je ‘information, (extending to forty pi Til be forwarded bo nll post paid crders, ST WINCHESTER. Ne. 107 Fulton street, Ha vy) Geeate hg t, ballin, on modera’ invest $5, ASH ADVANCES IN SMALL SUMS, periods, cles. fideatial. S422 oF —The int Hes2, on the aged ea tenssnnhte terme W, BYRNES & CO. — s York, and No. 36 drat, f Li tics and Bt. ee ly. Cortifiontes $50,00 Lau, eal Kvtate a” No, li Want aires Me the Croton wa Apply ts the agenc tistions conducSd with the nicest honor, an T. TAPBOOTT & CO., Ww. wari arate for any gmeest, agate Te roland. They, page ‘Tail AA “ihe et iv and the Xess Fassnae by waloh abipe can been itiontes Tor tbe abeve lines eum 0 LEND ON BOND AND MoRT. Ay) & ait wo wit ge yor Bros joe OO) to $20,000, and take an setive come cane site Feapestable business piready sete! tished 1 turing. Would buy out OF accept An agonc B.F., box man’ ots conee capital, A name only od a 069, Poot FOR SlloR? on dry goods, wa' ri strictly con- CALIFORNIA SRVEN PRR gRNT ponDs. erest becoming due on the fi ceven pet cent Coupon Donte o which is made payable in thie oit ter that date, om presen will be tion of the proper ‘thee INSLOW, LANIER & CO., No. 62 Waid eipesh Bownss.ys WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES 4 | nee Haas ztrrsrrstese ete ee SPREE ESSE ESSE SES SPS EE: ‘gaeliasss Deo. Deo. 25, BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO. E.G. ROBERTS & CO., ares Perley or ko. ii. DRAPE] » jer therein expressed. ‘Mail Steamshi rect, and between irom New York 120; Second Cabi rth feo ight will b ta een an’ tere cain St French brought ino: an Passage from Now Y‘ "iow aspen CO. For freight or passage, & € i! a Bec han, ey jerman, and other 0088 Fe ‘common with British goods. ‘Thro Jading are given in Havre for New tickets, sold in ly the 6 P.M. Yor passengers are unequal Pri to Li in gubin, $190; In second do., $70, elusive'ess of tatra an No From De. a re 1861 Wednestay, —— FF ‘a Wall ‘anh N. sd dace SB: 6 Vic- hips will not be secountable fo ipe will m piped nod and th ‘he value HE BRITISH AND NORTH AM! T Between New York ane faverpool ale Liverpool, the Boston on only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and rw A, Capt. r udking. aoa 2 ee Liverpsci—Fiees surgeon on board. ‘and newspapers must pase through the Post ork. ta PHILADELPHIA vst intend FROM PH Olty of Pittebury 5 gh. Thuredsy, City of Cg Thursday, AND yeeros. STEAM- running their ‘Row sttamships as FROM LIVERPOOL. City of Pixted » Wednes- day, November 26, City of ew Wednsotay, City gf Manchester, Thurs Cityof Manchester, Wednee- day, January 2. ir 31. City of Bi We York om tho let of each m Ship ST. DENIS, m, iearagua.—The ne gas ri Commant will day, Dee. 234, ‘elook, No.4, OB 84K FRANCISCO Th ACKSTS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE lowing ships will leave Havre om the 10th, aad New mont “ Moiinierg 37 171 West ayn Peat MAIL SeRA mane enilin y Thy ry a ke orning of sailing. and sail from a rite Tet 81 Court Eko. D fon, commander, N.R.. 1 hetesden, ae nae Ne red FOL. From. York. Teom ay appeaney LIN) steaahi SAN DANtEL weesTEn, vm toaye Pe ee in River MPANY.—CHANGR ine for San Franc’ aid, 7 precise! ‘arren N Rewari Pcie Pa st fet | fr arbi isin ot lading than wi ‘ew York on tbe Lath Jan- etreet. 1? ‘will leave Decem| F 2, ab 3 o'clock, G0, 48 South ot, FAVORITE Snare fot Macon, Ae, noing Cy TEIN Prout wtroet. Disace— Bipraten LINE. w York built clipper ship ARA- tone regis ni upen — Resolved, That we tender efheers of the Daniel We i oe jurther resoly. udlirked , Mr. Daniel T. ®. Bil, 8 Daniel Webster s cafe, our entire satiefection. the supplied with the heat of eve afford ond to the ch ¢ it further 4, That copies of th ty papers tor Wm. ui. tor Wararen e, Mr Doench, Wm. R. McKenrie, 8. L.8. Hemon, 1, That dhe foregoing resol wti he New York Herald aed Ti ol Webgter, at een, ‘Thareday ¢ ind we eleerfally recom: ved, That to the cul f Stow nks and entite epprobat ablicati RL Genres in by cur to Capt. & awia beter, for the waiters in wa) to hi pogard to her cor Jno. 8, Smith, 7 and the Chairman and Secretary ‘fear LEY, © praseneere, convened on bow Ustenm having bee jecretary, the following tesolu- te comm nend her to all o yd dpm we Ae| Mord being well Attentiva a fo nhove reeclutions be forward- ms, Wi Dewner, Be Hi. Vinee. Ravers Hl. Croseker, &. 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Minstrels of the most Peautlful ‘women in the world. e been cred by ded | zB, Arab Girls, ‘These Min- rever they judge for Columbia, 8. C.” All communi ete SHIPPING. CIFIC MAIL | STEAMSHIP COMPANY —T through line for California and Oregon, Foxe reduced.—On We agnents jay, Deo. we jock P. wm her pier at R., with the coverameet mail Biset ie ving in the G: will connec ‘mall ¢- mshi tk to sail with- ‘or ries Francisco, on arrival o! eencers For freight or ce, ppiy av he So 2 ean ara ont NDEPENDENT STEAMER FROM PANAMA TO SAN Francisco, The well huown and favorite steamshi) Ea ORLEANS, W. g yo -o Gommman tere of teay conte i, tt York for Chagr wd y any of tue steamers of 224, 24th, or 25th Becvmter, willie with the New Orleans, et Panam 3 Mor TOWARD © = "SON, Agente, 34 Broadway. Fo NNA ge ag 8. MAIL LINE.—THE NEW AND eteam on, Batardy. 2 » Captain m8 ur de, Cth x ‘atromit, Frout t ‘aD! diew. on fake rday, Deo. 37. nnn MEDICAL. MPORTANT ‘Discov x4 FOR THE Ry OF DI DEAF. nese.—U pward: undreg deen cured of Beams, of from five to os eae 0 Laat ix months. Dr. Lutener is the saly See arist ip the United States. His Kar Ly wey A aoe next door to the Art Union. Othoe hours feo DA LA conse PRIVATE MEDI 5 by M. B. Laci a Sorte pote yiauove whom ee ir wich street a neeak £8 ost booksellers. M. Baresurssnvelores by dreosing | (pom paid) te box 569, ge wane EING DEVOTED To Tas soimnTirip Fationte erence bub al erreet, corner of Broadway. No y, =. aig 2 o! rab! The Uaiweraiey of tee cig OaDW ay THEATRE.—E. A. MA! — Doors open at sto Spans juette, P30 com 6; Famil v! cere nenee Conway; fae W.¥e Miss Crocker: Borvia, Mrs, Abbo ‘9 MODERN MODEL NL sberey: Me, Whiting; Jo-00m fox, Me. N} 'S.. RAND DRAMATIC | Lat IN IN AID OF OF the Hungarian aus, Becond Cirele, $ 1; t Ngan tein the Par rian 38° Goverso aloel oeuth having aczepted the tad ne ry vanity of meeting oppertonity of mocking the il ROUGHAM’S LYCEUM BROADWAY NEAR BROO! Brees “Doors spon at 6 parr ~4 ruette, 60 amily'Ciste, mntee vaiet s. 8 anny sveniats ay tok hard Area Boca ata A C.K. Masons mi Gratiano, ‘ortia, Mrs. - rt = Lgnens Peete Se tee Tenebstie faree called the ROUGH DIAMON D—Cousin Joe, Mr. Sker- fett: Tord Plato, Mr. Taylor, Sir W. Ryergreem, Mr. Falmer; Lady Plato, Mrs. Conover; Margery, Mrs. Skerrett. TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PUAOR MAS py oe dames and opus $1 00; an Alfonzo, Duc de Porvar Lueresia Borgia STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—GRAND HOLIDAY ertainments.—Professor. Apreciee the geont Wii of the North, on Wedn iy doors will open at 03g; tom formance, doors open at 23; commen —the Der- ce, doogs open ab 6; gommence ab 73g. On exh Sa te doors open at 3 eom~ per Tier, 50 ote. tos P. yentneut any addi change; 2cents. "For pestieulans, your attention bills. Tickets may be had at the hotels, and at J sto! Broadway. T. PETERS CHURCH, BARCLAY STRERT.—THE public are respectfully informed that s grand Sacred Concert will be given at the above churol ing ner’. Decem! the “organ. each to be obtai we) Ed Dunigan Sarco er, Ful loors of the chureb. The Proceeds wi iiquldation of the debts of the church. RANKLIN MUSEUM: 17S ORATHAM SQUARE, ONE F rita cae ee ‘the Nelionsi ‘Feat iene ry in the evening 8h 75c oc! mente aze Varied and select, aad gest man im the woi i % the audience choose to offer ‘he will also ebs —— any man to “kicl & bulloo! il with | his clenched ye any ameuntof ee a of Model O SFO be~ ested for their bea: yan ber of beautiful tal alied ruiowiare eee bills’ ¢ ‘bills of on—Seats in Private Boxes, 60 cents; stage seale, S73 conte; bexes,26 conte; parquette, 12s cola. BISEBATRS, ml wot RY. mi id every all oy Master Derious ke the character on twe ponies, besides the Plows, J Jehu ‘Gos: Pit, 1294 cent if Zeat’ will be riven "0 om Waa and a Brazilian ay r Keeeath aloads dren under p! extra entertainment Ssturday afternoons. DD FaLLOwe HAL! leased for Concerta, Holidays. Apply to PATERSON, N. erformances, ko.. A. DERRO. J, CAN BE ‘during the N, Agent. to treat all Persons nélic ‘tbout charge until = way Lamon. qpnenes, ¥.R. sociary,. oun e.F. bas establiohed bis 3 treatment au private cigeeess) ie coranaien wale =, envy him. LC say, a ures of the disease wi ary coees, are and valued; for unless the system is entirely fell deetroyer. it ateote, the] inncowa odspring for tions. The written certificates pu! y him, are EETEE that, he ie moe strald to wesers, canned be oa bro ey - wore, the great of ak Cr neniete. a be Petlished. fave esr x. for the iast thirt) sees fr andin the ih Female in- frmary Ender he he Inet, twenty, with, sued ua Py ae the ao, fools in bound to the pt ec cnpeens ato = owe dey T% stge, ent Dy. from, gran Hein ad indiscretion papscoe, oat for 75ere, to pre om Constitationsl weakness he op a7 abity etectnaily cured. Recent eored wee ve Be oy ale reco. &