The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1851, Page 3

‘There was more buoyant feeling in the market to- day, with rather limited transactions. Mest of the opera- tions were for cash. Reading Railroad was the most setive fancy in the list. Prices generally improved on the opening rates, and at the close the tendency was up- ward. Holders of Erie Bailroad stock do not like the new financial operations of the company. It is proposed to issue three and e half millions ofconvertible bonds, bear- ing seven per cent interest, for the liquidation of the floating debt, whieb, at present, amounts to about three ‘millions of dollars. It is also proposed to sell these bonds at duction. It is impossible to tell what these bonds ‘would bring if put allat once on the market, but it is our opinion that they will not sell for more than eighty. five per cent, and perhaps less, The last issue of bonds ‘was represented as being sufficient to pay off the floating debt, complete and equip the road, and place the financial affairs of the company in an ¢asy condition. ‘Two years have not elapsed, and we have another issue of bonds, amounting to three and « half millfons of dollars, ‘announced, and not an additional mile of road has been eonstructed. The bonded debt of the Erie road, after the new issue is made, will amount to $18,000,000, as for out of the income; but itis easy enough to pay any rate of dividend, when credit is good and « convenient construction account covers up the item of expenditure. We should not have been surprised had the direotion de- elared six per cent instead of four, for the past six months. Nothing astonishes us, in the way of Wall street financiering. ‘The variations in quotations to-day were quite mode- rate. At the first board, Reading Railroad advanced 34 percent; Hudson River Railroad, }(; Harlem Railroad, 34. There was no new feature in the market, and there ie no indication of any important change one way or the other, at present. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $122,411 17; payments, $565,357 77—Ddalance, $2,191,587 16. ‘The steamship Canada, at Halifax, from Liverpool, brings three days’ later intelligence from all parts of Europe. The news politically is interesting; commercial- ly, it does mot amount to much. There had been no change in the principal markets, either as regards prices ordemand. Our leading staples are dull and much de- pressed. Advices from France are important, as they show a tranguil state of affairs. Tat is a great deal for @ place like Paris. The effect upon financial and com- mercial matters had not been favorable, generally. In some instances s return of confidence was visible; but the public mind had been so much excited that it will take some time to ailay it to an extent suflicient to give activity again to the movements of commerce. A dividend of three dollars a thousand has been made by the Tradesmen’s Bank. The Seventh Ward Bank an- mounces # dividend of 43¢ per cent, for the last half year, payable 2d January. The United States Fire Insurance Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable on the 2d January. A bill is before the Legislature of Kentucky to author- ize free banking in that State. It authorizes the forma- tion of companies of not less than five persons, who have subscribed for stock, amounting in the aggregate to not Jess than one hundred thousand dollars, upon the de- posite with the State Treasurer of Btate stocks, or stocks of inorporated railroad companies. which are paying six per cent dividends; and he is empowered to issue a cer- tificate authorizing such company to issue bills, or notes, for sixty or sixty-five per cent upon such deposit, and to circulate the same; the company having all the usual privileges of the banks of the State, of dealing inex- ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED KVERY DAY. aoa PERSONAL. Tic Peete ucsdercmeee yaeathed him s sum of money. LLL Wall street, New York. rirty YEARS OF AGE, AND natives of the county EY, FF Sees ilies ‘onthe leh of Ogtor the | ‘them will be than! io neate iy senate sttormer® Michasl Dovoey, Woonsocket Falla rman ras or pty —J Finer. wao mie friends OY fiving the in- Eiciven sigcaee wyeat eRe wa ne peat be ing hie where! N's or Sea ea oe : stn tbe Ualbed ‘Staves at Amarios, es rasrioen > “Boricua den, ti they bey may” cM meeting of the ye of tae at —_ able Sa atte run, eae will be initiate. sta dance is re By al attendance Franensee Yi : TAN, Grand Ssohom. oetateea ect ol Bases, 18th Moon, Tour of Disc gant latirnatne 7éth, and of the aetivarion tae General i paasta- pee DRY boc COMP Ax. ‘DRC py ma alte heddvat the B r EW, YORK ore. aneay mi prefertes " wher he bya ie Th ae ” pantie tanh mber 22, iM 1D CHAGRES ICB COMPANT.—TAR Eppaemt ir houses on she Lethmns, ‘Arrangements to reosive s recuiar mupply, tg ve, fase Sieammers and other ve Fresh Meals, Muster, ins My 2 Nelogk, A. as Treaeurer. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, UR COPARTN BRS: day dissolved by m: iomon MY eRs Bake ere w. LS. be ovadanves by Solomon ant business will heres MPT inanone, Vas Doce mtert0, 1651 000. _WANTED=AN ACTIVE O8 SILENT $20, Partner, with & capital of $2), in ti e g Seale vs reteli Clotht wad Gentlemen's Furnish be hoese is w etay and can + low G00 eash trade per san @n one mind Set business pureete fm Cin at” ‘Pha above ot tere rate ODI pT a uve looated in this oly to & ieations comaeeh Addzyee boa Yo Poet Uttios, LL & PYLE Is Tuts | ‘ANTED-—AN tS wan a AS Wiiwe Reference Fa Please eaif call a Dee ts Nursoand Seamrtress. Ai born, frees Myriie aud anders steneee, Brestivas sive good cit @ general housework. so aaatr SS ai gach =~ objection to the Eighteenth street. Watters can 4 FAMILY IN 7%, A PER. ANTED.—BY A RESPECTABLE PROT! Ww was venen & situation as good pag boty ot} oot oats, Can 1 street. Wayne 27 A rosne Wo WpmaN, f Aon SITUATION Lj or sina give the Weald of ee Can be seen for Werte a ee oe Beer Ces ee ee IW rtmany wih cred sy rare ¥, RESPECTABLE SCOTCH i par een rafeconce, 9 ei eres Cook; Fiodes call st ha? Prelfen fab street, bebwoen en First and Becond avenues. Can be seen for tute ANTED—A FIRST RATE coox, We Seeeernet ere ta ea Eee felerence, 8. 3- B's box 10S, N.Y. Post aRTED— A Ti coo! SHER, reted mths meat wedgenan 25, A Act well secemmaoatess None other ly. Call at No. = Twenty-fifth sures, wocond joor from Fourth ‘HB in ith WwW TED— RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A iivaniion aa Cl ambermaid, of to do the york of s small private family, ‘call, for two days, ss 12734 Forsyth strect, in the rear, second floor, up stairs. Con be seen two days. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN. ONE WHO, UNDE gee and Vi moyen between the Tp'o'choes, thls day, Yo Gostae Wr ives, 19 Spruce cee third story. ANTED—IN A RETAIL STORE, A YOUNG MAN Wit 19 years i who beni eg head. 00 ad will mi self ger my Ay Broatway foat Offic i. Bolasy $ wo per pear. Kadres L. De ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN FROM tle country, as gr Salesman in some wholeeals store. Can command e Th sf reterence given. _ ANTED—A siuazron, INTHIS CITY; a8 CL oF Assistant Boo onorable an Sra steer or lo thousand dollars, as soon i wi busin 4 two ‘oan reat sae ‘employer Sate OF he becom anean—pegesey DERS.—A PERSON WELL AC- hee raag using Adams’ emboi press; two bo ge ers | four forwarders. gee 2 Mon ‘Warsz NO. 114 NASSAU STREET, BALES. drug egehe, book- kee) ge yw hg on rt and farms, boys to Tunes fiom New Y telah nt cular tree ot post 1 will be prom THOMAS BEING, Reoate” |TRD—ANY INDO on AND e. for tah fe teed Ly respenaible. Tarties. Aires, Cali a shoe, or eel nome aud youNa pan, NINETEEN YEARS or jaar, | 34 Barkeeper, or Kindjof busivess; ara to ecguntant, las had dhree ome recom. oat Fear, post paid, for Mr. 3. FP. YOUNG ory WHO PERFECTLY UN! Kons satin inery, Sih wishes te Howard's streak te optioned ak iad yh, engravers Baz E.* hy by nd aur A 3) as Barkeeper in #01 Ln or Em rach om Me Fran! fern are. © situ dress J. Wz. No, ‘i Whitehall and summer. Flewve'’ treet. bi rare .2 A MBER pA od F t-4 ick sewel ars, tes, q Bbistol"Ke. Those Tomillar with the business roforres, Apply’ at 36 John street, up stairs. Constant ‘Work ¥0 good APE WANTED WROUGHT IRON SAF LARGE eof —ni Address “Bafo” at this Oftce, stating Drive, dee. : ha 10 RETAIL DRUGGISTS— WANTED. thorough BYA roure man, pe practical knowledge of basin Paget mable references gi Adaross Ww, hla WANTED, ¥ WiTROU? HUSBAND, OR first house below Navy street, eet, Brookly'a. ‘sa poly in Ni ite the Park, BOARDING AND LODGING. | PRIVATE FAMILY. HAVING “ABUNDANCE or Ve Sooommodate & gentlemen ndoubted Telerenee eu wired, yt between we o'clock OARD Pf yaad BY A LADY, AND ranstel board b: S eqeteonat with a widow lady z 0 has no children preferred: dress Hl. K.. Broadway Post Office, tating terms, & 'OARD WANTED.—A LADY WISHES A COMFORTA- Friese bedroom and ae a a cticaing. z 4 yma! id the 200 Aso j 300 109 ; wo | FROARD WANTED—FORA LITTLE BOY, FIVEOR Six sw Ms xo years old. Any perton baving no children of their owa, 700 Te ree sie one y to bring up where ys d care of, may haar of one, and be raid s “tay ae igs Smith, Herald offce. senna: SEOCORD BOARD. ELIGIBLE FAMILY APARTMENTS, + 109, 100 table if desired) : RE Yoo we #) We vO w* 360 a 2 fg ohm Led witn BOARD, two LARGE soe Saselias 3 also a omall P a _LOsT, | ao. eatin taint REWARD.—LOsT, ox THE 2TH INST. FIVE is, om the Citizens, Bank of the merican Ho- the above re- Bank, No. of net of Wi tee plain a by leay MyAgontc.-8t, s0UN of uniting ited, a 27th ines. at Thy Saturday Sag HN nee Be 7 % rate oN Oriven, R. Be T B ATLANTIC BUILDING ASSOCIATION With entry srrets their room op Abe corner of Aclaaire ‘Paplanatio » ieee and Savatage oft the Assosiation. TS, President, TI. Jones, Secretary. OB CURTIS, Presider Inst RUCTION esiculated to give tions, vegerder with of the language. OF BROWN HORSES-A TWO 4 with fixtures for dri. ble harne one set of al dress ‘and st the prosent owner for wan WOKEED & TRURSDBUL POR Bal Kebe A HANDSOMR SURIGH, BALLS AND ‘Also. 8 se8 of single Har she whole nearly weet is about 9 | FINE ARTs. ee Sar gon eh veeks of subscgipiion will be ven tlh ates aha eahosalal tee jam ry ar @ Gred vvlaars, pecter thi a the new “aumber’ bas y erpealed "Sore wene | a URTSHIP, TRIMONY. AND AGU iz VE, coun eae Ma’ ze r : ea coataeee ne Pictu: t, No. 289 ‘Broad mes for your holiday miniatures. WORD IN YOUR EARS, IF YOU PLRASE, ay, of i, have pes, an intimation that Wo authors and Books—100 ‘two eriialen, Nootes Amiciie--ton viet Menth. Rmbraces, enbeentlel type and p& iter than ‘othe LEY AUCTION. peri Sane ear Toys an ds.—The rem! of y A veTI terres “BE AUCTIONEER— Avs ae At 081034 o'cloake Men somes 7) Sree itd Wil mt as ork Hou and Cabinet Furnit sige fee in ts cat Furs, jery, ee iches, one 0 geld lever slenaid ro -e- woed, six ani China Glass lo., One len di a balf octave Plancforte; one cabinet do. ‘are, Looking-Glasses, Paintings, &c. ENRY L. HOGUBT, AUCTIONBER.—AUCTION Ni ported Paris made Vel oe) tioe.—Imipe i made Velvet and ator Clea, Ke y_chazacter, admiral lor New ‘ear’s Prosents,—C Horus will te sell, on Satur, darithe his. avll Delock, S their auction room Ww stree speoial and perumptory sale and plain velvet Clo ds. of eneh Merino: do, of tine Barony Cloth: do, of Heh Bilks ind Bating, &ey all Of recent, importation, (of the most admired at} ire = and will be sola withous reserves ERMAN & HOGUET, Auctioneers. ), WARREN, J AUCTION BER — BOTRL, FU RNITURE, Peat and bar Fixtures, do. 36 810 o’olock—. itl . 290. ab 10 o'clock, ab tel.) tl legant about 2) tons of Goat ee ua ntity of Croton B. ‘ashstan ount of readin, Enea Te iy aocigi 7 3, HEGEMAN, AUCTIONERE.—ON MONDAY, and re December 2th, at 10o'clook, A. No; 281 Poari Torsalig'ad tdiited wo be ‘bo in merit, quamlity, sty! street, Brooklyn, —Houssheld Pere! a Tn ness yt of all the works ofite class grain Carpets, maboy Chairs, marble top Batahed snd atifully printed wood engravin, contre Tal jet edatonls, trates the subjects nx | Cut Glass ‘a eater, &e. | Sameday, at 2o’clock, P.M., at oe Bane Sil Cy Inry strech, » mail quantiby ot Household Foreivare Amiow, a sabote ‘of conversation iL survey of new tose, cing i rvaaneut the ‘world. In Sci: Of everything im in of z nan pic- esd Fashions, wert moment from Faris and Lon and pentisusens legend ongre tronage the International has received ‘i aaladuced Bapenilchere tt cater Inte pbeantremresecen Page oe eter ao | anrance,” Tm the com patistaction ‘announcin, athantel ilawinorne, author of the Beatles Lott ‘Howe of peven, Gables, and Twice Told d_ everywhere to be the gre fi ho test living th of 1789, &e., erainio of the ligation to No. 247 Broadway, Henay Baur, ILLIAM BLACK, ereatter, wit is, Parke be pod Chi ary zr Hewitt. and several acceptable to he Babe besides, th and Street, who’ hae. likewise consev ge. Hus fret Jar Gaine, 4 Sew GUILLEMOT red Mi a. yn tht rig of Joi cata to ie cr gubllc beptendid ‘The serial sate Le menced, , Peston that of ulwer Lytton,” ving will penne be ens jeomplet a Foaul crrk er ith two or three more isu * ARs ical ened s ne Marioken in, cba ce all "ike etcee ‘dared for salg for sale at TR | made ce Ta shher respecte while the workmen, sais cee sate see tele ae hi Pe ged stone, socording to the taste or fancy Litera a OLIDAY PRESENTS.—THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD call attention to his ve ble, very lores ste! Boxe coe 28 for x rosewood ttc] ta; # itars fmbsariae, plan of intent Sloga Ae | reel mie, Gu ev logant sordeons and Fiutinas, P Parlog Organs, Violins, Flvias, Fis any EDWARD BAACK, No, 87 Falton stress. | water & Co. w: this COLTON, Ajomon, RI Household Furnit OST Cl aenee aie ha Sa ey, De December srt ik ory sy house, set vall's ae every article petepens furniture. Amo! pale of eran three doven Boston rockers, 100 boxes raising, &c., and a two counters. OHN L. VANDEWATER, | AUCTIO and special rlean editions, i lication of Ay large Collection ot is for 1852, Abe twelve volumes. inters, Beauties of ot Sir James i pee » Johanne Tibsery, Cuv imal Kingdom, Eagee Hall English Dra- matiste, Atlas of Phy: Lr ur Apostles, &o. Catalogues on the morning of FOR SALE AND TO LET. i << eH . Apol: at 36 Grecuws he eon aie iA, My ands sai ce btm Pages, of the I OLIDAY PRESENTS.—401 RODWAY, CORNER | of Walker ctreet.—Ladies an: tlemen are polite! hed with this Mage: WNSEND, 222 Brondway, N. ¥. OLA momens. —THE SCORCHING REPLY TO THE bres ¢ os ih scandalous ane the Coun- fone ot iaeen nace Sree seetabios: 8,—175 BROADWAY—THE CHEAPEST tracts from aby. two Pas with » pore of Taemain a apy y aanua and don A Lola, just pul lished, ani ne Se! , of all hi is that ‘which Bas jest, been opened fr Wes Deeadeaye at third door above Sorhanes 14 gtroat, 8 By R BIS Hl Importer of Precious Stones jana ? French Goods. | ‘treet. in the bul where D: Fanenaw’s book’ando6 ICH AND USEFUL GIFTS&—& GOLD PEN AND | Paige ey Rigiditee a haa Just bean asucd fro factory pspier mache, sosowond, , maberaay, = the Nonny d porte monnoics, books euitanie tor J at less than co . sixcla tnd ver re | ee colored ma ., lecturer 0 tien, price $10 feal Journ! or Act ae argo surgery y sna sents, whieh ti jer in Ii oremal) q ome ArKO ices. Pecans exe ct uying elecwhere. for gentlomon's il, at SAMBS M. wd Forks, in sets, Ph: priee or! bees, wants ite Deplesaste effects.” &e., Re. six fourteen For sae at the pantisrer's STRING 'D, 222 Broadway, and by tue author, 04 Bi ECRET OF LOVE AND BEAUTY.—A BOOK THAT teaches bow to win the Geveted affections of the opposite sex. Very important secrets for married ialso how to be handecme. Price 25 cents 5 co) free by return of mail. Address Dr. Fane; . together with flowers suitable Heat tu Please leave thelr orders early, se Totation as ordered. TA} idelivered in UNL AP, 635 roadway. Tk SECOND seat hah OF THE SARSEIELD inth RB: eet iment, N. ¥. 5. . .“ tf jon evenil a, ot the com: cof the ball. FP peeznos DANCING ACanany, NO. 6+ WEST Fourteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth ‘avenues. Madame Dubre aT Fenere and handeos fit, at 88 and $5 gaa: 60 Cl Pempeivem, sad So, ane Sia} «70 nich Ci “So: | sit ised ITS Ay $2 to rey twice that Mepeane bait To Pren bec aie esday and Aiternoone at hait vening isos fe tor F geallomens Boirees as OLIDAY GIFTS. — corner of Reade tzees inspect bi at Sipe verse ond je ye ices lower roadway — Ane — Cy RO albums, an rise! ‘Redowa, a: of choice gift, ‘on Mondays and jesks, work boxes, se tah stand ine Wweigute, sd pors ardgze: Gentloma a inal am Be ery articles. Saisabts “or sedan he Je will sell 8 very tow A ‘extensive and Leet ultatie for invitations, ball calle toy whieh menses attention. eater ear o'clock for Abpations to bemadeat theAcademy, during the hours ot ion, Ee Loony ~ A ACADEMY, 600 BROADWAY, the Second ntismen, 4 rkW YEAR al stress, ne sar BIg oer ot ty 7.8 | a nearly 0} Mezeer strect, ‘as ry | jotnin, heol dicek from 7. than any whero else—ashe Dumber this term is limited. For terms—apply a 24 Bow rarehased hin tock of el elegant boobs, papier m | ery, Book Store. pnd ala! ere and in Europe, from goods he turers, for cash. and will sell them at | H" TPpAY es Stpayposne, ke, aT rn SAVING ing for cing MUSICAL. LILIA RMON IG AN EXTRA Ri a of 20 to 30 from an, @ pinoe, this day, of the city, REILLY, Gieiee $0 Carmine stcvet, will sell any cf the avers fromm of the J. L. ENSIGN, Secretary. | latest most elegant patterns, #0 as to a! ao saving ae above Call And pee. po fy +] BEAUTIFUL PRESENT FOR OUILDREN Jenty Lind “Doll, Lind, in dress, style, article of the = pe Fou SALE, A LONG & Boardin, Bouse, ellen’ busin pannot, jor yourselves. eo need a tomer, who can command $800 to Mi 7 business calls the owner to Evtrepe. pply as FF SALE Ng Map debed SUITS OF P, ot French satin raed) also # in wan » Herald e, Stati: Bethads “ine ddvertioer will sel pat OR SALE—A Mp 4 STILL AND wopn.c CA ty two bu a gallons: ape | — em tubs, ia ke a1 ks, will be sold low P. x oat strest, front office, be- ASE, FIXTURES, ETC., OF we de sold, as William st, R CURTAINS, ef rosewood fur- SALE—THE SEADIOy powtina an ne hn ther with Furnit d unexpired it years to run ioe ¥ Particulars, inquire on premises, 212 Grand street. % OMe DANIELS’ PLANE! oarrit ig amd 22 inches wide, At ‘1 BALDWIN" s Delancey strees a nen AND FIXTU RES oF A FrouR story AND ment Store, suitable for peli of business, and now Ray wa whepenle et retail Clothing estabiis! sale, ay ‘k at valuation, ment, for ‘at valust desired. Location fr cin of the best busine Mreets in the city, Apply to HOWRS & BALKCOM, $3 Nassau street. MiSgta8>. AND SPICE MILLS roR BALE.-TuHe ish Mille, cyener'e wi 9) ee ee sad! Tish steam power. Customers of the are clads, order fo1 will “Apply cc GEORGE WA e door from the corner of Murray. QTEAM runs T® LET AT THE EMPIRE THON be sold Joy far Works, foot of Bast Tw fifth ye rooms, 45 feet by 90 feet, and several emailer all Tigtitved on on every side, with hundred-horge engine. Iw. rere, from @ 8 of Bas el Leggett, or Thos. J. J. So FOR THEI HOLIDAYS, IN Olde deh Desk, Brandien d Jama: yume, fm {ious Gin Gin, stburnetts fondon Ly 01 ; | See ona id Sherries, Sweet ant s | Sherrie ia suit varchagers OmDoR AND DUBLIN BROWN STOUT AND celebrated Brands ot Scotch Al ‘onio ie Pale Ale, in pit rowe impor ation.) in fine order; an ities to anit, hasers, pA THBRI an, ‘Mand 54 Fulton street. RS & CO., 300 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS Lijuors and themselves risk them B. PETE: « of choice Old Wines, whet wish to suppl; ar iv [\BE CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE, CORNE! Broome and Croadg-streeta, ie stocked w]th the selceet grades of Brandios, ore in every variet: aitber for amily use, sae selling 20 per cent less than at Mar other store. INDIA RUBBER GOOD: ir of ine, Shank ‘Clon ioe Call and ex- merican Inti y's Pai oe ‘rticle, ‘which is having on immense run. ‘amine. UBBER HOS! Nneiy DAY acMU Hove, woes to 2 ea in Rash ee NAND : re atl fatintaction: For ¥, No. 3 ortian dt have just been awarded t hae ip. Best Sess. ) This pro . 23 Cor dt street. LW MUSIC —THE ORIGINAL TANPRTR, A Piece, fog Practice. | Muslo. b as Fixtures wt ol Candelabras, ‘o. 152 Willian it, between oppocite the eburah. MURGAN, HOLIDAYS. ~NEW FRUIT, 1 ‘the best am rt wb Canal 1 Pg itend enabooesd work ‘ultom And Ann street HOTELS. ONADI HOTEL, 6&4 BROADWAY —TH® ATTEN- tion of the public ie respectfully invited to thie hotel, a i the comveniengse and luguries of similar teat | dditions to it have recentl ‘hom, a1 Ly single gent Ay D sia ae inet India Pale | ea iy On Ch Sa oma . NGS, PINS, &e., rw LY FU’ uso j jh be peor bees a (io $1 two, t th eaves, &o., | | reome, tee atehie x “Hite admirable. build teal egies) | Tigitea theo ie with gus and warmed by hot alr } oe paces; water h floor; open during the mg | to lot, corner of William snd omen: inal it of it poet mane aton: 2 at of impor! Sittince himectte ae e~ foo B RAIT, "Baa facturing J vwollee, rowdway, up stairs PRICES. roadway, CLOTHING, ASHIONABLE TAILORING BUSINESS. the servites of xperiencet Stlesman aw) ELEY AT MANUFACTU factory and Salss Rooms, 3 The enbseriter offers for sale | pont 3 of fine Gola Jem ade tor, and ae ty and neighboring tities, j Davio ani, is F 08 tnd aumber of yearepncaged in | jie jst paid, to X. ¥, 4, at Mose ations. 4 . Townsend & Co.'s, John street. ‘ eG "eran pasted AND punWittan wanran, | [5008 0°10, p, S8d ved with tees f en having any clothing, fornitors, or ® (air cash pri i Tt, at bis ree: 2, ot Mhrough iy Bre. Duseeldcrp, No. 13 faoturers’ price’ Dav Sales Rooms and Factory, evcond story, £75 Niroatway. I Abiés BRBASTPINS «A LARGE VARIRTY, NUM A boring ever Lag) hapdred different pasterns, ail of | which are a, Pad Ph gp Fe withont prices, by second etery, ORY Goo uR VeTAULT, 70. e738 BROADW receive 4 Y, Has JUST sortmans of 4 Cape M 75 Broadway. DAVID RAIT, Manvfactariog Jeweller: " f far de Swede, ADIs su Minga ta LOCKETS, PEN AND PEY iety ot . Sil of the Ia eit C tae, Charman, sete Beoesh ont test sed wosk slegomb fashion. Mme. Vevanie, will niad give Rartings, ty + cosegiiecnt of ne jewelry. y prites, Factor Broadway. bays halt. men m in Ss ie ot mahieg Ar J Tow | eembric, ral idery, Crotebet aisving, my Sey bint of erRApontal Novdlework. Cleewhere, and ® for sale at man’ PM MMI Te eM Mm ORE 1 | Sor the yan rubber aie variety of artielse © nf unite, ta ie indis au ae apiuy. ER PLATED ON At MISOBLLANROUS. EL LYS HALT, 7 aby! ENGRAVING AND PRINT ATCHES AND JEWELRY.— Ta UNDERSIGNED the attention of the public to his splendid ae porwment of = Jewelry, and Sit suitable ‘The svook Is ct ue beet manutnovurs, Aa ran B. GINOCHTO, 118 Ces: wireet. 3,000 BI XTRA F, Se Sare ai mpertine and Ne aoe %, h, the chills that mock repose, ba ate short, obstructed breath. ¥ =the doom avert, In Dr. en, Byrep, world renowned, hese coral are blent: all ones Sot veted 18 the offect hae crowned Toh roa. eta ia the United State ottlen, $1, oF six bottles for $5. R18 NOW PREPARE Hie truly wonderful Linime public, Ite first friends ate now its Lost, fo please all who have given it atrial. ft i 1 ‘ae 16 ig used. The e 8 the pro mover faliod ip BouthT eet, and F Helembold: in Washinaton, D C.. by FA. Lute; in Boston. by Redding & Co,; in New Orleans, bad. Wiehe Ve; me Chaclepioms & Oy dy Cowna & Ver before the | THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE: arr Su jor Court. Before Justice Oakley. CATHERINE N. FORREST V8, EDWIN FORREST. Dec. 20.— Ar earl wel ile ser nine o’clock thig mecniog the court was “4 yy the curious publie, who were apxious to secure teats so Usten to the mony in this care, though the room was not £0 dei crowded as it was en the previous days. Mrs. N. P. lis accompanied Mrs. Forrest, and Mr. Forrest was seated? Se Ble coment She Gunster peat Past 10 10 o'elock, The Chief answered to their names, spade Baten, ba ot appearing coun oP, a8 Oe juren, not appet for, and tained, an attachment him. on Mr. Van Buren—I J call another witness, whom I understand I shall have te attach also. William H. Smith was then called, and not answering to his name, an attachment was issued against him. Mr. Van Buren then suggested that tate wpete bes convenient time to discuss the question as to the ad- mirsibility of the testimony of Mr. Lester, and eumilar evidence which he would offer by other witmeases. Chief Justice— What is the evidence you offer? Mr. Van Buren. Evidence of improper and lew@ conduet on the part of Mrs Forrest, with men not charge@ with adultery in this case. Mr. O’Conor said he had always been accustomed to = causes according to law, as he had been bt AY lawyer and had been in the habit of +f remo clients—man or woman—from case presented a striking departure from his Lance Pelle course, He permitted the firet witnees to go Ce. tell her poke story, as he knew that ample testimony woul: refute it, But when Mr. U. E. Lester was called stand he had no knowledge of what he was, tily to, andhe objected to it. But it ‘ea ‘and proper for (Mr. 0” Gomer) to fm away shield, and counrel may call Mr. Chas, end as ma fie ged ‘of the sam kis The Chief Justice said that Mr. Lester’s testimony ‘Was not objected to, but he did not wish it to be under- stood that if any similar testimony was offered that the Court would admit it if it was objeoted to. Mr. O’Conor, by no means wished it to be understood! that he would admit such testimony from ‘persons his client knew nothing about. and whom he would be unable to shew the jury who they were. Mr. Lester was then sent for,and Mr. Van Buren pro- ceeded to read the depositions of John Greene. Mr. Van Buren then read Mr. John Green's tions. Portions of them were objected to. The pal parte were to the fullowing « fect — Q.—Where do you reside, what is your occupation, and do you know the parties to this suit’? and if w, how long, have you known A~I reside in ville, Tennessee; I am Saver | by profession, but am at prevent the manager of Nashville; I know the parties to this suit; I have knowm™ Mr. Forrest for thirty-four years or more, and Mra, For- rest since the first summer of her arrival in this country: as Mrs. Forrest, Q,—What, if anything, has eh: id to you in refere1 to her separation from Mr. Forrest, and the cause of It Q.—One or two days before the separation I dined witht Mr. and Mrs. Forrest at their house; some articles of furniture were being removed at the time from the house; a bust of Mr. Forrest was being removed, when h@ rose from the table, and I think assisted in itto the cart; Mrs. Forrest end I went from the to the front window; Mrs. Forrest remarked, 1 am afraid this ia the last time I shall ever look upon that bust; I es~ claimed—QOh ! God, Genet Aen he ee aceparation true’ she said it was too trae; For: ~—S x wane bee ee oe ta jcove, Or cause, or | thought 1 could ald in» recon Forrest said it was impoeelble, i oe ee that she knet per, and was very ‘passionate; I remarked to itthere was nothing more than that it could be Mrs, Forrest said. if any one could do it, I believe you ould do = but it is impossible for you; Mr. Forres ot A steps, and our conversation ceased. * ‘bat has been Mr. Forrest's treatment of his wife wnlormly as to kindness or the reverse ’ A.—Uniform kindness, as far as I could observe. ; Q.—What have been your opportunities for observs oe A.—Corstant intercourse with the famil; eaeneees we met in the same place. Bometimes we if 3 Ete in A E sE uy The Chief Sustice, said, the evidence which por my» were sworn to try in this case is legal eviden: a and what is legal evidence it would be hisdoty h-9 Sn bee » matter whether it is sees pyle not consider any inference from tdvtieiunioesviey ipa eventhough taken = aimed, W. was then called, and examined ‘posed: —1 pots 06 55 Shes Cre weller ; manufacturing je Burr & Stevens is name of the firm; Andrew Stevens, Stevens’ ‘7 juainted with Mr. and Mrs. they Tg er e. ith Mrs. Forrest, I think, shortly after New Year's day, 1849; she used to come to cur place of business frequent! y, then, at 189 abe te come once or twice a week from January to after that more frequently; I should suppose, if say three or four times a week di ‘the summer, won probably not come up to it; but I should think would average three or four times, a the a tion of when she was absent me is have a manufacturing vided by a partition from our offic met we had no employment for her; I don’t know that | had any business or commission for her Bay LTRS | September or fore part of October; she asked me to loolk indi cae Dame the rubject at that time. _— trinadgra busts ure te aa or indulgent bust up to aimealty ‘What Faia the rtate of know that she farther. @ —Previous to this, had you heard suggestion of = Macready diticulty belog by tion? A.—I had read it in the public and beard it ia the tireete bat from no setre ont Fraud O'Vonor objected to this witness tert! by ene py NS or that ke is ignorant of an pode 2 LO Mr. Van Buren—I Propose to prove the truth by thie Oba Setien aida far as thie gentleman ie is concerne® hee irrelevant, as it has not been stated to exist witners. Qn cow far are youor Mr Shorens attes 08 Mr. eee rest? A—I know turther then feat aE fil ie i Itog people to live togetber where PR to live between the: HY z Hit Hf ie § i i containing kept in the edger; it we don’t enter am business transaction. book? pelled, Mr. O'Conor— Very wi peena for you to dose, A.—I aa ing at cuit store; I firet saw Mr. Forrest coming Mr. Stevens; he is very intimate with Mr. 61 don’t know that he is as intimate with me; with bim. as many as earl 1 him im Twenty.second street; 1 first after their separation; 1 think it was at Pi lite o i BE HE, 3 H tilt or 8 * in Lape | we freq go there; Wir Btevene har bee ie than T hate in fe not done ine it Forrest; Mr. Stevens the evenings; if is the teat, I howl sy Forrest waa better with Mr. Stevens; I do not remember that she with me of her Stairs when Stevens was not remember at Fe porrest, ing mal dh know of Mr and meeting at their separation, but I d> not know it tobe 1 by Toate it to have been accidental; it was a ummerof 1849; Mr. Forrest was there first ; re. Forrest came 1 told her Mr, Forrest waste ie ob i fashas a — ° 3 3 ? : 3 i : day; I know a man named George T. C not seen him since last August; he never received money from our firm; I can't sy in my mind that he once receive: Stevens; It was three or four weeks ago; how much, or for what purpose he gave it him; I think Carter bar gone to sea; he maaeaere on the 10th of May; I was at Christy's Minstrels ing; the mestecre, 1 believe. took place in front o! ‘he Astor Place Opera House; that was not the first of the I believe it commenced io Phila~ goof the Macready difficulty I oe only tot Bees in Astor place and Philadel I don't know hing about any dificulty crourtiog Furope; the massacre T speak of occurred on the nm of Macready, an English acter, perform! in the difficulty at Philadelphia I refer tos Macready hemi there | publiehed by Mr. Forrest, in answerto Mr. Mecready’@ ere. T° Mr. Veo Buren=I don't know Sm writing toMr Stevens, except from what he my sewing & letter from her When she aed Air. Fob