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more agreeat i telegraph than to produce = ei the rules cf law upon the subject were entirely settled, ‘and there was no doubt upon them—and he ¢ould ‘not se that their neglect to assent to this should o-use this testimony to be excluded, Nor did he see anything in the affidavits in answer; and they would all recoliect the patience and essiduity with which he had read them; ind not only read, bur. in imitation of a distinguisbed character, be had asked for more. He had read ber Qérs. Porreet’s) affidavit, and ber protest against the ‘application to the Legislature of Peansylvania; and he had proposed to read more, until the plaintiff's counsel said there was nothiog but a letter or efidavit of Jamieson’s. There was no suggestion that Mrs. Voorhies’ letters were {iportant—tout was reserved for this morning—there was not the remotest allusion that Mrs. Voorhies bad ever made an affidavit He thought the rule of law was thoroughly established that the admission of the parties was at all times wod anywhere admissible. She (the plaintiff) of course do- ied 6) acts of adultery—that she had done under oath, im her cemplaint in this sction—and if the Jury believed ao they would not believe the defendant's testimony. bed been asked why they did net call the plaintiff eetand. They had, he suppssed. a right to do a0, and to examine the defendant (under the code) #9 far ‘as the Court had ruled they had aright ; avd when they ned eveh confidence in the plaintiff's trath as they (the plaintiffs connee!) had in the defendant’s, they would fertainly place hef onthe stand, (Suppressed laughter. ) ‘The learned countel then read several extrects from Mrs. Forrest's protest, where she spoke of ‘the said Consuelo letter,” contending that this was not otherwise explicable than by referring to Mr. Forrest’s affidavit, in which the “said letter was ret forth—for, acci- dentally, that letter was nowhere set forth by her in ‘words, and, however innocent and pure it was, the Court ‘would see the extraordinary efforts that had been made to keep it out from the Jury. The learned gentlemsa (Mr O'Conor) be could not but feel had departed from the original rule laid down by the Court for the disposal of any question which might arise—which was, that the party opposing should have the reply. He had dwelt very faintly in the opening, and had gone very fully into the summing up of the whole case. In conclusion, be ubmitted they weve clearly entitled to read the por- brs of the affidavit he sought to read; and in regard to those parts of it which were denied, (as suggested by this associate.) they were entitled to prove what par- ticular parts were denied, and that they were entitled to faleify those denials by’ showing that the statements ‘were true in fact. [For want of room. we are com| remainder of the day’s proceedings. } a The Weekly Herald, Containing highly interesting intelligence from Eu- reye, Cs) fornia, Washipgton, &c , will be published at 10 o'clock this morning. Price eixpence, in wrappers, and ready for mailing The Forrest Divorce Gane Ldition—A full report of wis interesting Reporter of th \d. being the only completeedition, will be iseued immediatety on the completion of the trial. This report bas been copyrighted, and any infringement will be Prosecuted according to law. All or must be addressed vo DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Pub. Tribune Build- ings. Portrait of Mri Forrest.—The Atlas, of an! accurate likoness of Mrs. fatherine Norton Forres;, with» sketch of her life. Tho memoire of Madame Jume! will be continued, and the prs phio epinions of Nicholas Seagrist, ea eee city politic will be given. The Arias will be rich to-morrow. New York Dutchman.—The Dutchman © nce its removal from Albany, is gon nirs.’” It bo: of Sn increnee of 3,450in four weeks. We do not doubt hs b more witty, lively, and independent journal, iv not pab- lished in the country. This week's number is a capital one— brim full of original talos, humorous sketches, fun and wit. Tis column ofcity gossip cannot fail tobe admired by ali Jovers of cool impudence. Agents, Dexter & Brother and B. Hallock For fale everywhere, four cents per copy. C fice, 122 Nassau A Superb Journal —The Boston Weekly Museum sppears this week in an entire new dre ow the most beautiful literary journal published fa: aa country. It commences with the new yeara Yale, by John Neal, a writer of eminence aad ability, entitled ‘he Child otLove.”” It contains many illustrations, which are the ‘beet srecimens of wood engravings that have appeared in American prints se yet; one of which gives M. arner 98 Queen Catherine, and another of De Quincey, the Englisa Opinm-Eater, aud several humorous engrevings, Wenotice that Mize, Catoline Lee Hentz bas ap original tale in this pomter, and that she and Mrs. ete = Bland Hens, and other Gustinguished writers, criginal no- sh Tie i BROTHER. 43 Ann ye Museum, which is cold by all the ye Look out for the «+ Lantern” on fetpractr Ad 6th inst., when it will shine forth in ite glory, and sp 8 refulgen light cu tho meritorious cri usiben of qalenen. Interest Notice.—The Coupons due the Eo vid 7 will be ee Office of the Ohio tively, on aa: 2) Wall at Ci DY, a8 Company, hie Chis rl American ede ar Bank and at 7) thi Life and Trust Ccmoany, in aS wr SSE aiver the 2d day of Janu Selling Off.--Peterson & Humphrey,379 pmo ‘orner of White streot, will soll the entire lot of ting puronased st the late large Bose # the faite prices:—Rich B: fe. to tre heavy T ree , 88.5 €o. Super, bs. to 6s.; Good, a wool, 3. G4, to 46.5 O11 Cloths, oxten Leavy, és. per yard, and all other gocés equally low, Account Books.—New Firms, and Others, oun te euvplied wish & complete set of firet class Aa- count Books tromour shelves, or have them m at short e. Stationery, ring fold Weitere, Gold Pi ‘and all articles in Printing and litogr: cbesp rates. ‘REL, importers and turers of Stationer: liam etree’ Catholic Presents == ALL | acknowledge that M.T. COZANS, 553 Broadway, telow Prince street, ond superb display of Catholic Pray: ks for presents, in His Stleen, t¢o, ate lower ian Any 01 Sellin, eas haa ig “Hitchcock & Lead- ire ek of ilk hire wins Ghosks: Merinos, Dee a tteeko wis, pg peatice eae Scarfs, Embroideries. & slow i Goat ot importation their holi ana! stock. Overeoats, Snowcoats, Doublecoats, dc. —We are desirous of coloring out our large stock of the above erylee of Coats, as we wish to make room fer our wholesale gheok for country trade, now in pre These ‘ 1 cr , the .# varies: elegance o: to ‘nclose, ui ars much we. jinn it into money and i remainders ef our winter stock si therefore sell the man: 088, dow the cot. D. & J. DEVLL oss and Mb donk eureck, oorner Nassau. New Is the time to purchase your Winter , when we are eelling ferty per cent than 000 Frock and Dress Coats, 0 ante, from $1 to $4; 1,000 Vorts 75 conte to 2.000 2 toewell assorted stock of Uvercosts, from $2 to $12, at pa Dollar Suit Store, corner of Grand and Centre T. Smith, Jr., 102 Fulton street, having, io accordance with custem and snd called upon his nu- merous lady ay now be found bd lay at his pond fashionable clothing emporium, 102 Fulton etreet, ‘vending, &t low rates, ready made clothing to # host of ous~ towere, among which are a few live Californians. Buffalo Overshoes and Moccasins for viding cr travelling, and cork sole, patent leather, logs; foot hold and robber Overshoes of every deveription; sro, ‘style of Boot, cork sole, double Bighé dress and ,paient Heather Boote, 9 Abougbt of for wer than chee tibef eetaniienments Brock's Toelebrated Boot Ewporiam, 1 Fulton street. Gentlem wil find one te aad WitCRCOCK 4 e ieabuear. of Leonard etrect, a1 foo. ‘Ladies wis bing something desirable ease mae friends ai ‘ina What can he more annoying toa man of fasion ill. fiveds ryltre ee re, Grae eing ther ret To avoid ‘thie nulsance with Ebeolute. ctrtainty, and ofstyle and ‘beputy ip & shirt, it is only necessar: “for geatlomen wo give their orders to GREEN, No. 1 Astor House, Defianee to Discomfort.—If the Ladies would but proeure a set of Knox's macnificent F Fiould have no oceasion to complain of the ¢ He eelis them ch for ttyle, and comfort bey vneurpare sble. hi No. 128 Fulton street, make @ purchase, anil thue iia detinnee +0 discomfort. Ladies’ Furs, Children’s Beavers, and Kosenth, Hate.-A lirce ascortment of Hate, Onps, and * Beaver!Bonnete, of every 4 deseription; and a ni Cuff The 6 tortmeas of Victorincs, “Mutia, need Fe: or the purchase of rt 8 induced BANTA, $106 Canal street, to retuce the price on hie entire evock J udiee would do weil to give him « call—they can purchase fer goods almost at their own pric spd magnanimous conduct of Dr. Stra: 229 G for informing me, by his own experience, ‘thst Nervous Antidore would cure prolapeus uteri ferer from that dreadiul disense fer five years, cuty to recommend all fo affected to see Dr.’ 8 ‘will pive you euch faith in the antidote that you wilt ‘ake iy, uc then must be ccred. Wi and Toupees,— Batechelor’s Kew fiyle of Wign are pronounced the most periect imitation of gstore yet invente rete wanting © GHG article, at — ae Bato 'S cele! ‘actory, Not ow where can te found the laegtes and best ae pertment in the Copy the address Pro Bono Publico.$Profound phystolo= gical research, accompanied by an intimate Knowledge of 277 Washington Finid, rodit i bemicnle, hae erabled Will terest, Boeten, to produce h the ber Papa ts for the hairexiant; Li ip Lie due for the production of the Amole, of 6 To young men beth sre iuvalnablo—the formar most approved invi fier, and the use of the Inter doing away w results whieh pregeed trom sho ¢ m Bogle, txr-famed Hyperio c sincere, ‘Try It a 8 by D: Sands, To) Falten street’ ituphten Clark & Boe ath and Je Milnay, les Broad Co. 1 Bonrleueey and by tke drugpurte whe pertomers cheoaah: out the world. Batchetor's celebrated Liquid eb discovered for coloring the hair or ed. The wonderful once and cated ished Haig api ay st ‘opy the by ra & D. fi Beovsl & Py hi wea by tag ‘arvie. a pouerally. RONKY MARKET. Farpay, January 2~6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened a little more buoyant this morning. ‘Trapsactions at the board were only toa moderate amount, but prices were a little better, and there is evidently a feeling of comfidence taking the place of doubt and distrust. The opening of the new year has been of an auspicious character, much more so than was generally anticipated. This looks well, and perhaps brighter days are near at hand. ‘The large arrival of gold dust by the Cherokee from Chagres, removes, for the present, all fearsand apprehensions relative to our | supply of epecie, and gives usa pretty good margin for future shipments. This will undoubtedly have a good eflect on the stock market. There is a good ba- sis for speculations in certain stecks, and those who discriminate properly in their operations will, without doubt, make money. Several leading fancy stecks rule low. A close examination of the list, will enable cuteiders to make judicious selections, which, with careful caloulations, moderate purchases, with unlimited means, will give spaculators for a rise extraordinary advantages. The season is fa- vorable for the bulls. Our advices from California rela- tive tothe mining products are of the most favorable character. The large receipts of gold dust show that the quartz mining machines are in successful and exten- sive operation. In a short time our supplies of gold dust from California will not depend upon the séasons. Rain or the want of rain will make no difference, Arri- vals of gold will not only be more uniform in amount, but that amount will be much larger than heretofore. As enormous as the production has hitherto been, it is our impression, created by recent accounts from the mining regions, that the gold product this year—1852—will ex- ceed any previous one since the first discovery of the metal! in California, This must have an influence upon the minds of speculators, and it appears to ue that it cannot be otherwise than of the most favorable charac- ter. From Europe, the intelligence by the steamship Africa is, both ina political and commercial point of view, im- portant, interesting, and encouraging The coup d'etat coutinues successful, and, from present appearances of the political horizon in France, the permanensy of the position taken by Louis Napoleon is pretty nearly set- tled. The effect on financial and commercial affairs has thus far been of the most faverable character, not only in France, but throughout the Continent and in Great Britain. The guarantee of stability and solidity in the different governments of Europe, is all that capitalists, and the manufacturing and eommercial classes, require to extend their operations, and givea great impetus to every branch of industry. There can be nv confidence,‘no feeling of safety where there are sudden and frequent changes in the form or head of the government; and ifthe form and head are changed by violence—if revolution follows revolution with the rapidity realized in France, capitalists and business men of all grades will hesitate Jong before involving themselves in any enterprise which requires any length of time to develope and produce desired re- sults, This is why the movement made by Louis Napo- leon is so popular among these classes. It is a guaranty of strength and permanence in the goverament of the country, which has heretofsre been so prolitis of political revolutions. ‘The variations in quotations for stocks to-day were not of much importance. At the first board, Erie Railroad advanced 11; per cent; New Jersey Zinc, 1!/, with exten- sive sales, principally for caeh. Several heavy capitalists have, for some time past, been quietly buying up this stock, and they now control the market. The resources of the company will not be rapidly developed, and there is very little doubt but that they will prove much greater and more productive than have been anticipated. Hui- son River Railroad went up 1 per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 4; Sussex County, 5; Erie Bonds, convert ible, 2. At the second board there wasa slight reaction. Exie Railroad declined 1 per cent; and New Jersey Zine, Si. ‘The recejyts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day amounted to $7112 84; payments, $34 620 82; balance, $1,285,076 06; amount of interest paid to-day, $566,000. The value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehousing, and the amount with- drawn from warehouse during the week ending the 3let of December, 1851, is as follows :— MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY GooDs. Entered for Consumption. Man. of Silk. 43 $29,658 kgs. Value “ Flax... 93 15.492 Man. of Wool €73 $284,103 Miscellaneous 96 14314 “ Qetton, £78 219 567 —_—- * Bilk.... 553 385 369 Total 427 $101,269 “ Flex... 266 80.651 Warehoused. Miscellaneous 124 49.596 Pk ae Value. — -— Man. of Wool 252 $814 510 Tote)..2,614$1,01¢286 * 22 68,318 Withdrowals, af 181 81,031 Pkgs. Value, “ 21 = 18,179 Mae. of Wool 51 $10,9:7 — -—_- ~ Cotton. 144 30,818 Total.. 606 $202,033 It appears by this thet there has been a great increase in the importations, compared with the week previous. leans oie ato Bri weiabs ae RR. i800 U 8 6 9 $ ry Us om do ie Harlem RR. 200 do peal RR 100 Nor = Wor 50 to) 8 53: SNY EN Hay RR lbs B Gente Cony oy SECOND BOARD. A Zine Co vn ye she ity RR 20 124 10 12% 30 1s 15 100 13% wo 12 a ohe N “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. PERSONAL. eee /ERSONAL—IF MR. BELDEN, WHO ARRIVED FROM San Fi _—? ‘by the stenmer Georgia, will sead hisad- dress, or call aH. A, Walton, £9 South street, he will confer w favor. ~ [ntienet drelane WANTED OF JAMES ASDALE, A NA- five of Ireland, who arrived in New York, in August, a he 16 in this city, or any im, would confer « a IN B ARTS. Uf dag PATRIOTS J ‘AND ANTIQUARIES.—COL. MARI- pus alten ‘s het tee ey Py. ao. Hancock, for sale at the 0 7 2 includieg several uy, 8 Stra e neld at very low pri Beoke Se witty lor, fine plates Howard on do., do. iesaree. ps on Co- JOHN P. NEAGLE. RT UNION TICKET FOR SALE CHEAP—NO GUA- Fantee as to when the drawing will take place. Apply 0¢ 126 Maiden lane. Ne aS MERICAN ART UNION TICKET FOR. THE been 1861, for eale ata discount. Apply to W. H. Durang, 08 Broadway. SPECIAL NOTICE. ta, wero out pen ak and maden good which were won by HE MEMBERS OF MANHATTAN LODGE, NO. 62, oF Free and Accepted Masons, are requested to attend the ba ‘+1 ofour late Brother, Charles Broadhurst, at Bio iete nee, Thirty-second etre F Four th ave Ue, at 16 ° relock P.M, on Sunday, tho 4th Ce ae! Ww OaLIN, W.M. MicHarl LLUFF, See. EW, TORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, DEO, AN 23, 1851.—The ual ire Compt wa. wey, on Swenday’ the oth ‘tay ae will’ open at 6 o'clock P. main open one hour, Five tranater book will be closod the th and Sih of Janasry, H. V. MASON, Secretary EW Y AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY. =Th h semi-annual dividend on the preferred Mock of this company, at the rate of eight per cent nor an- mm, will be paid att ¢ office of their treasurer, No. 1 Centre it, ‘Tueed h day of January next. rt hooke of the preferr on Weant day, daaaey th ai a0 ‘chock An LJ osday, Januay eolo y) TeTAML. M. BLATCUPOK _Dated New York. emai ai ital pe a PMAN & GERDING HAVE REMOVED Get ae 69 Liberty street, between Broadway 01 “4 an ieee HAS REMOVED a1S LAW OFFI- she Irving Beak Buildin tof Greonwisn ) Rn tock will be closed on lock P. M., and opened Tresturor. 6 07: jointed Frederick Gunning street, with him, for tho proseca- sin all ite dipartmonte, io which choy doth intend to devote themselves exclusively. Dated, Doc. 1, 1651 ie" YORK COMMISSION AND COMMBRCIAL agency, No. 9 Bey gireet, thik deor from Broadway— marble buildin ing. John Gilbert, Commission Merchant, aud General Commercial Agent ‘Referene—Tracy, Irwin & Co. 5 Iding, Thomas & Vail; Xpoitord, Tileatoa & Co. ; Mott, Wi Richardson; Carleton & Go., and oti ver eae Prepared to formien duale, with Ioe, Free the THs ~ fstteat ever raised in thie country, to be eren for the Pert eight days slive, at the P 6 Market, @ the corner oc! String und Mercer etrecte. The ownay lowites the p ‘Wo Coll Od Cem pe Whe bad Cx COLE It le Fisughbored HM. VqbbN TiN, SHE CELEBRATED OX JOHN HANCOCK, ablie Fut einer pave at coats, from No. isd Bi thes st be the papers ocninised im one of il, |} be apmed ci the Czeon a be entertained by, him « Papero are of po val 6 to an: reward is 2 vbroat -y mood faith, to save of having #16 papars renewed, 22: ani bo Bdvertiser the troubl it will be promptly paid. The vertiser cannot be a matter of pere, if he can read a 25 REWARD.—STOLEN, now bel Leeper | of me No. # ee El oi Buglich Silver, Queen's patte Gf 1 large epoon; | large fork, butter kuife, and 1 pai suger Le paid for the recovery of asi Appiy at We Fifteenth sireot oa toe ¢ snber, offers the above reward (oe ene re:k Eleventh etreet. 2 oW ning ¢ MPG, tCgetoer With the pockets No « 1o8i rebarniug them, aus 29 eat it the owner, and & mame ond ° doubt to the bolder of the pa- ta qdantity consisting cated: tT,” 10 ten epoor tongs. bove reward will me, sad n° qvestions asked, 20% REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE CORNER OF $ rt Houston street, on f mall bay bite with @ ti) way and the Int, instant, without a top, and & new wet of he blinds; also, aval $10 Vhiladelphis to boat, at Jerse: to J City, a Lady’ liar ‘shape. REWARD —LOST—ON MONDAY, THE 2TH December, in the nine o’cloek train of oare fram ey City, or in going from the oars tu the The tinder will receive thethanks of the owner, by leaving it ings tamily relic, the losis more tna tw hacsees with the lator k | By deliver ‘¢ Diamond Brooch, of pecu- @ above reward sud 474 Broadway. Be= 6 intrinsic value. REWAR January 1, $ stage to Chamber the Broadway The: reward by leaving ¢! Chambers. $5 street, a white and brown The collarand bra Wiliam —LOST, sreet, through Grand to Orchard, then treet, through Chami same at 60 Chatham grat gornes ot REWARD — STRAYE bd OR STOLEN, ON 7! THE 20TH instant, from the corner of Fifth avenue and Tenth P without engraving. Hass wart on The left hind leg” The finder will receive the above reward on bringing ber to the above address, or to No. 23 South THE EVENING OF in going from Broome ins Grand strees 8 to Peenaney. to finder wil receive the abo Cameo Bracele RTLL Seiter Sit, wearing a leatoer REWARD-—LOST, ON | BS TTT aeaceles, with thename Mise Saul ev receive the above \ & REWARD. iN $ Broadway; 9 Californian gold Ring, having on tne shield the device (0 upraised arm holding @ 8 ord, 3 ‘The finder will receive th ie reward, by leaving it at the office of the irving Hous and the initials B. Mr. Spencer. 8 returning the same to L. L. $: and South above reward. years old. to Robert Sincia trimmed with fur, and lace the enme to No. 26 8t, Mark's reward. REWARD.—LOST, IN PEWARD.—STOLEN, ON F inst., from 333 Broadway, ® tix daguerrotypes. The reward will Lewis, $35 Broadway REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN Pry tepaie STR. ferry, two Se vill return the same to No, 20 Daal L081, oN "NEW yeaR's 1 DAY, A 54 Broadway, corner oi Eighth street. il tne evening of January Ist, a small violet cape, bagett Ralppeds DAY, A LA- een Morocco box. rr frat The tinder will ingi ive at 53 Canal street. THE aD. OF JANUARY, IN DAY MORNING, 28 Isso frame conta: Paid to any pi treet wilt receive the ‘about ten urning hia STUVEYSANT STREET, ON collar. Any psraon retutaing place, will receive the above OST—ON JANUARY FIRST, A BROWN AND WHITE large Spaniel Dog, with tail, white streak up the fore! pets; on the right paw four bi jetted; apswersto the name of Nero—last seen $10 reward will be paid to any one im to Mrs, Montgomery, 1% Grand strcet, white face, in Chatha: Who Will take! OST.—A HANDSOME Ri quare. for the recovery of & email gold watch—outsid much worn, engraven on it; maker Ho sca, name Des Moulinos. hi: ots, forming & (ware; EWARD WILL BE GIVEN pement, four holes je Apply at 169 Lenard and Walker streets, i) in Gold Chain, with a Gold Looket and ‘Cron rewarded by lo: hain he Cn being «family memento. rect, a ‘ayes 8 | attached. The ing it 0.177 ia more valued, on oant ot OG LOST.—STRAYED, FROM THE HOUSE OF THE subscriber, on New Year's day, slarge Newfoundland bisck Dog. white breast, whit white stripe round the neck. ite under vide of the tail, and Answers te the name of Rove, or Rover. Whoever will return said dog, or give information that he may be found. will be handsomely rewarded by K. W. HOWES, No 3 Kast Seventeonth strevt. FUBLIO LECTURES, | by the Rector, B evening. Serv ROOKLYN ‘PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY,—RRV ry Te Magoon, of N. 1. Brochiyp Fetoale Aosdemy, evening fext, ern course ef ai wil ence and Art. jon, 3 «»,Will lecture before this society at the Joratemon street, on Monday Mo'clock. Subdject—lue West- developed in Literature, Sci ‘Tickets 25 cents. ECTURE IN ST. MARY’S CHURCH.—A LECTURE will be delivered in St. Mar: and Ridge streets, to-morro: Ptsr eeven o'cloc! delphia, fer the benetit of St. charge of the Siatera of Charity. the very Kev. Di “a Church, corner of Grand Sunday) evening, at ‘Moriarty, iw Vincent's Sextons cf the differeat Cathelic Churches, and wt tl: door. JSIVERBALIBT, MISSION CHURCH, CuATuAM No. 5 Brooklyn, will pre o'clock, ‘The public a1 atham ena no collection taken. HE VENERABLE KE teeuth street, near Third ave: The public are invited. to-morrow (Sundny) aiteraooa, at reepectially invised. square.—Rsv. H. R. Nys, Bests frov, ¥. HOSEA BaLLOU WIL ) morning and atternoon, iby, Mealsel Go 1} COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, OPARTNERSHIP.—THE dey entered into copart nolde& Devoe, and will conducved ty S of Garner & Co. Kaynolds.—New York, January 1, is52, &. T’ RAYNOL! SUBSCRIBERS GAVE THIS nership under the firm of Ray- tinue the business heretofore 3, ERED. W. DEVOS. GA ogy RETIRED FROM THE he is eombars oe of the late tiem, wn- 08s will be continued Saneaty by U 2. ‘THOM a’ GAaeRE, DaRIs K. MA. LEO MORTIMER THORN. yet ptt ered pet iy F. WENMAN, MY FoR ‘k, ia associsted wi , whieh, age busing under the firm of T, January 1, 1862, firm cf Clark, rk, OTICE—THE CO-PA’ existing tetween the ui McGrath & Thorn, at New Yo New Orleans, terminated, by December, 15 after thia J. Stewart & Co. in H. Wateou, fein e. Ritter at rinereb rab, and will “continue ote busiaces, 2, mutual Hither party will attend to th ith me ia thy Cotton Beoker- date, will be transacted THOS. J. STEWART, ooken, der tae RINERSHIP HERETOFORE indersigned, under the firm of rk, and of Thora & MoGrath, st consent, on the sist ail oulstsnaing affairs, st either place, and the names of the pur firm will be used only for we Jonusry 1, 185 8 00- ing business, in New York, ‘Tweed & Co., and in New Oth Miller & Co. Jenne 182, JAS. Pi WAN sac ton to $3,000 to pcteroes given and required. « 01 the process of maunfucture. With whet yoo: they have got, aired to and their experience, about erect all that is requisite to go $5,(40 to trade on, $29,000 to ly. A party able and willl me and residexce, Energy, to have their capital all secure: of be a oy McG Pat 3 H. THORN, | IBERS HAVE, TH'S pay, artnersaip, and will tinue the cloti- under the tirm of MoGrash, jeans, under name of Murray, A. MILLER, TED, A PERSON WITH FROM make advances on goods, and in & which very little risks can be made. oR. and leit at this cttice, will be attended to. A note ad- Ke- $5,100, to 7. Ne other in ountry, A large A profit of nbout ‘The adver know prac 0, oaly, will bi 0 work, and wit #4000 to 0 oan certainly be mae Veot, could 90 a ‘ddeess, wich real aad appoint sn ing ¢. Herald offi ANTED—A PARTNER ) & cash capit: he whole: establi re factory terms, rill transfer the tradd ‘0 Ly Addross Profit, Horald office Com- with tufficient means, Munications thus received wi dential. “(THER SILENT OR AC al of from $7,000 to $10,000, to 40,000 pe ill be treated strictly oonti- er ao id office, stating whe oehich promises pum. Netersn ADAME BARBI ence 3 N of ‘actice of it; also moncing. "Endrine Barbier three to hve o'clock. Terme INSTRUCTION . a some knowledge of thi ry IVR OF PARI’. INTE Fren :h Conversaticn for th Tangurge, ana w another class for thoss 0 cau be seon every a derate. 565 Broad \RSNCH LANGUs tion: RicHtanD Will commence unew course on she the 6th ‘at half past 7 P. hew and y evinced by attending the 4 FiRtie., Ample accormedatio adie: 6 and gentlemen on this oo SNMANENI re now p ze—vin, $ bo made this wee epulae method, one calculated to dence in the mind ot any person desi ring & keowledgoof the French Langusso, as oti ¥ gontiomen’s ab 9 A. Meand & 7, a ing of Tig aystom of instraction jus of ne na oaeion MR, O. B. GOLDSMITH, 280 BROAD mpils daily this week at on 25) olnss; $.0 for privet» in S11 A.M. and 4 P.M, daily; nd 8 P.M, Application Buns ton, of th e owne piyte ite. He YANARY / kuropoan si Avtention to hig moat ow THOT milton, CHARLES ROSE, h y attend on app! m jvehall abrere BY PiRi grout. bar- cause of vellicy SMPORTER OF orth William atrvet, ell riment of kurepoan sir 4G Nord WAanvs. arr ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A Ruspeore Jeune WomeD se Mules ane Seametenss: Jert Poenes nd clear starcoer. Wad gu ae € malo ang Waiter in 0 as pee y. Bowe Yerceciven, Piesse call ot No. 150 $-xub sVikuw Lieveush and Tweitth streets. Agee SY & A Baer EoraR BENGLIGE zoe a, ‘a situa: 2 im the Waring &od fromings geod elty reference, if required: can b for thes daye. Please call at No. 8 Wasbingeon Pisce. WA XTED—A SITUATION, BY A STEADY, FAITH fal young woman, ae & firs) ran Laundrees, and be "tn the sume capacity tor yeure Boe eat cf city relerence given. Address to a. Le, Unica Equare Post off ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAULE | Young WoIBun, ae roamstrees; understands cutting and fisting indies’ and ‘childre The best referen given, Apply st 238 Cher: nird floor. ANTEB—A GOOD WOMAN PASTRY COOK, FOR A hotel. One well recommended cau apply to Mr. Pike, Aster Houre, Wants 8z TWwe sisTaRs JUST ARRIVED FROM ate © other es Chamterm be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION to do housework in a respectable family, and ig willing to make berseli generally useful. Good city reference given, Flease call at 100 Colnmbis street, in the rear. WVANIEDTA SITUATION AS NURSE AND SRAM. stress, by w respectable young Lmelish woman, She cam take cate cialabys month old. Can be ecen ab sd Greenwich etreet. ween iy ‘cae room, 85 Nassau streot, valoatie teh. of Wiliam street a Pianotortes, ‘tehes, &e., from lest your's tale; By joode, This a “Furniture of a —_ fom! ae 4) iP, ee. reves, Prairie we ite an Catalogoes XCELSIOR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN As ‘The regular monthly, meeting of this Ase w Len AUCTIONEER.—FURS aT AUCTIO: will sell on Mo roy hy Bb 10K o'clock, at ‘ulton, ® large and sleigh robes, &0., 001 ffs, im sets, of real ormin sien Tuetred lynx, stone marten, nacurel 4 trimmed in the moss an on ‘ie morning of sale, " HOMESTEADS. iveneld at 4 puary Sth. Natianien Py ROSPECT BH Ls will b ait the the 5th instant. The Py ipcressed to $10 - HAWS, Pres Lanonre, Seorekary ILL VILLAGE ASSOCIATIO! 9 received for grading the land of Jeth Pry Coe ry Plane and resident, with whom all oro- pos sle must ve left, marked, ‘* Estimates for Grading,” &c, ALF Wm, Parker, RED 8. PEACE, Peoridont, Secretary, 161 Third avenue, 192 Cans! street. SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, as Chamberinaid, or Nurce and Senin & Leat sewer; mest nod tidy is per- fon. Can prod ¢ beet of reference for capability and high integrity. Can ve ccen thie day ard Monday, itnot en goged, at Henderson's Office, J42 Fulton etreet, (Military Garden) Brooklyn. ANTED—A FIRS?-CLAS$ WAITER. NONE need spply but such ae will bring reireuce from highly reepectable iarilies, tor good conduct a6 well av com- eteney, Wauted, aso, » cock, with excellent relvrenote apply st U'Gallagher's office, Nc. 6) Kast Fourteenth atreed, Union equare wuto. Wapranns Prov V ANTED—A SIIUATION AS A GOOD COOK; UN- ie baxing perfectly; Af: willitg to seviev in washing and if required. No objection ton private Dearding house, Bas the beet of city reterence. tem hes last place, where the lived three years, Can be sean for two days at No, :$0 Elizabeth street near Housten street, second floor, back room. ANTED—AN IRISH (PROTESTANT) GIRL, TO Cook, Wash and Iron; one who is willing to make her- self necful, and oan give ood reference, may apply at No. 56 King street, ANTED— TWO. OR THREE GOOD JOUR EYME: Shell Comb aankers to whom constant employment ood wages will be Apply, by letter, to B. Fy. ON, 19) Washington street, Boston, wink ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel in the country and canvass for s now weekly paper. Apply at the Day Book oftice, 171 Broadway. ¥ ‘ANTED-—BY A YO! LAD, SEVENTEEN YEARS of age, s tituation in a retail drug etore. Understands the prescription businese well, and is willing to make him- esif generally useful. Has good referenee from his Inet em- ployer, Addrese J.C. W., at this office. arab A BOY, IN A GROCERY RE, tween the ages of 12 and 10. Inquire av No. Bleecker street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STEADY, ACTIVE OUD man, who understands his businces well noral Waiter, and is peuliae bo mal Pleate address M. £., to the cffice ¥ ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, A SIT tion establishment where hie services mi rendered profitable and satiefactory to his employer, He bas been taking regular journeys fer the last vnree yeare, and hoes firet rate connection with millinere and fanc storee in Philad Albary, Troy, Hudeo towne, fleo in this city. For at interview addr $5 Greenwich avenue, in the rear. Bkexecicis ANTED—A STEADY RESPECTABLE MAN, IN A t clase porter house, to tend an oyster etand; one that understands cooking, can have an engagement at liberal wages. Apply at No. 1 John street, basement. BE- 38 WANTED—A COACHMAN, WHO PERFECTLY UN- deretands his business and the management of hor: also, a young man who writes a ood plain hand, as light Porter and asciatant in a store. apply this day and Monday, at the Agency, 25 Fulton street, corner of illary, Brook yn. ANTED—A MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS tate trl to take charge of a farm a short distance from this cit} No one need apply except one who perfeotly understands the business. An American or Scotch preforred. Apply to N. MORRIS, 164 South street, between 12 and 2 o'clock. ANTED TO HIRE, FOR TWO or THREE MON As, by # small family, without children, a turnished house, oF guite of rooms with kitehe uated between Fourth and Fourteenth streets, and the’ Fourth and Sixth Apsrior, diniug room, and five bedrooms are re: Apply at €1 Tenth street, near Fifth avenue. ET NURSE.—WANTED—A YOUNG HEALTHY woman, with fresh broast of milk, to nurse a babs from ite birth. A’ neat and tidy woman who has lost her child, and can come well recommended, will be preterred. Apply at 763 Broadway, this day, between ten and two o'clock. Al YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION as BAR- oeper, or in a grocery ctore, has had three years ox. pice ofeach bu d is & good accountant—can keep a good ect of bo: in any ceeneelanis basiness, and can come Wel recommended from hie Inet employer as to . &c. Can bo heard of by addressing or callinz on Teeny Menrath, No Ye Frankfort street, in tne rear, M. Y. F., for four days. BOOKKEEPER WHO HAS AT BIS DISPOSAL PART of his time, would be glad to employ it in ee the accounts of any establishment where it is required. tor moderate remuneration. Addross Leisure Hours, itera Office. OACHMAN WANTED.—WANTED, BY A CARETUL and steady mit a situation Coschman, He pertectly understan f horses and carriages, and havi ith siete t familice in Europe aug’ in thi D produce xceptionable refi ‘Can a for character a ability. a tin addressed te Syl Herald office, will be strictly attended to. MPLOYMENT.—WANTED, AT NO. 14 NAssaU street, School Teachors, Drag Clerks, Salesmen, Por- Boye to Applicants jescrite ters, Barkeepers, Coachmen, Men on Kailroade, learn tradca, Girls to fill respectal tions. ata distance, enclosing one dollar. of postage, ing the omployment required, can ital, HOB. SPINK, OUSK WANTED—POSSESSION SOON AS POSSIBL® —Would prefei one on Brooklyn Hel Heights, or aa near as potsit le to Columb hire 1 pat A aad with Tange, Bae, Be. ice. ITUATION WANTED—FOR A CAREFUL, CLEAN, perfectly honest, and sober woman, either as Nurse and Seametrcee, or Chambermaid and Seamstress. She has lived in the advertiser's family. over wwo years. Apply at 273 Fourth avenue, opposite Calvary Church. 0 COACH BODY MAKERS—WOOD, TOMLISON & Co. will give employment iy ay, to fifteen or tweniy ‘goed coach body makerg—none Vat ‘sue. bert workmen need apply. WOOD, TOMLINSON & CO., 40 Brondway, N.Y. ‘Answer ra . BOARDING AND LODGING, ‘ PLEABANFL capt Room, AND BEDROOM adjo' ker street, suitable tor » ile wile, oe two Sele entlemen. — bow aths. Ko., in a strictly pri Location & little weet of Broadway, parallel wits square, lady and gentleman might have th cond for, if desired. ‘Address T. Murai office. OARD WANTED—BY A DY, AND PARTIAL Lig ad & gentleman, vil & widow lady without s re there are no boarders. Address A. M. C., way Post Offic, etating terms, ete. Boake WANTED—BY A edgar GENTLEMAN, = the vicinity cf Broadwi d Bl moderate, Address box 1,571 or Bosrpixe AND LODGING —A FRONT AND BACK basement to let, well furnished, ewitable for office or lodging room, in LT gat! hoaee. cceupi x a & small pri- Yate tamily;’ would furnis: breakfwet only, if required. Very moderate terms. Arp y at 165 Spring street. OARD.—A FRONT PAXLOR, WITH BEDROOM AND Pantry attached, on the second floor, room, in a private house, te let, with or w heard, to single genti is rhe OBGINGS.—TWO LARGE AND WELL FURNISTED 4 parlors on the frst floor, are for rent, at No, So2 Hous eee” he roadway. Meals oh N Rw MOTE L—SIX COMPLETELY FURNISHED Toome at $1 yer ween: three larger size + $1 00 per week, Rooms per nicht, by hotair furnaces. Open during Corner of William and RIVATE red. imirable house ie lit throughout with gus, aad warmed Store to lee the nignt. rankfurt streets, can be accommodated wii at No. 3+ Eset Twentieth and Broad Rooxs AND BOARD—AT UNION PARK HOUSE, nd 24 Fourteenth street, and at the new branch, ar oad way sad Thirty-fourth atrect. Single | eek ; family apartments at par Hotel table, $234 per week. Y Private tanies OOMS TO LET.—1WO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR Wives, or two single gentlemen, ean be plensantly ated near Prcadway, on Prince street, in first ing hove (recend story roome) at Feawonable ra Plied for immediately, Address W. C. W,, at th A PLEASANT, FURNISHED ATTIC ROOM, A helt ate family, without board; No. li Howard ences exchanged. ANTED—by A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FUR- niehed room, with ot withont board, in the lower part of the ait ot higher than Chambers sirect. Ad bi. ffise of thir pape po Th ih Allo " W4S22D—a FURNISHED ROOM WITH PARTI a board, ty ® young gentleman, in & private {am hers there! Are no other boarders. ‘Address M. K., Hora: HL Wiis BOARD FOR TWO RESPECTABLE DREN, one going en 7 years of age, a1 re old. A rerpectable piace would tte, where they would be ts Dita respectable person fi iy IN Greer evtrect. Ax piace in py y Apises in this pains czhovd woula be preferred. a NDIA KUBBER GOODS. % NDIA KUB 164 FINGER COTS, MAN UCACTURBDBY Goodyear's Glove Co . 59 Likerty street (up nh A neers, henlivg them imn ent ff ° dyetormens “For pale by HovaE- | covering for 6or Cote f amy ‘Goops, &o. SELLING OFF! TO CLOSE TUS m erect, Brooklyn, 60 per cont > b differs her eplondtd erook of Paris 1 Millinery fur sale, ot # encrifce cf Mi per cent on their J core, Pavoni Rives ne WO Lob, hd DaVOEEb 105 bingo bermmum, Shing ore: cern, at 161 Fo: t—Te undere receipte of Bt. than reimburee the pure! yy. Apol ftroat. wecond oor, front room, from 10 Ui Ayply to FOR SALE AND TO LET. ITY EXPRESS POST FOR SALE —THE PROPRIE. tor is compeiied to sell, on account of ill health. The eration. With a very pi ner, in an excel ‘Two Billiard Tabl dred dollars, The Saloons now vl; HO OR SALE LOW—A SUT’ catelle Parlor Ourtai Forpiture, addres be had, Be rate if desired. Folens mile in erein i" dining saloon. SALE—A Bowery. gentle road ; alee, the want of OR SALE—A Valentine fi ‘everything. in complete order $2,000 to HOW! }OR SALE.—A BILLIARD ROOM, Im ithe ‘advertiser will dispose of the furnitn: 12,4. M,and3 ry ed up with upp ‘and now in sucoosstai 2.500 will bo required to purchases, ‘3 & BAL! , 8 Naswan street, rontable Oyster § lent b whole about ing ® good busin COM, 33 Nassau | Prive for thi rald offic stating where an intervi GRAY TROTTING HORIE, NAMED Clay, five years old, sound and kind; oan trot a Also, wanted, two smart oung mon, aw wait Apply atthe Westchester Hotel, 21 BAY MARE. SEVEN YEARS OLD 1514 bands hich,and warranted perfectly sound, kind an: can trot a milo in less than three minutes on the le. Sold tor HANDSOME WHITE FRENCH yar me Canary Birds, ood it No. 100 Barcla; URNISHED cflered to any one in pur: nished. The lens , Monday, 7th, Sth, an Wednesday, "72th of oO SEYTON, Irving Mouse, b: the hours of 10 A.M. HOUSE.—A ters OPPORTUNITY Is of a modei yn axuaro, a tow doors "Box 3, 211 Post Cftce, /ETROPOLITAN. HALL (LATE TRIPLER) TO er. on reasonable term: for the following nigh riday, Monday, the 24. ten, ary, 1892, Apply to Clas, § Teter, or personally, between ‘and 12 noon; or to W. E, Harding, les- “2 = see, on the premises. witha The 2 weekly over expenses EWSPAPER. Por ni er is en ite ‘circulation in addition to its advertising. would not object to take the whix inclined that way. of the ono- halfintere FINE ADVERTISER WISHEs TO Dis in & prosperous weekly pa circulation, and fair advertising patronay irely out of debt, and produoos a pro! An active business man could doul) ort time, and add, by exertion, a larce Ibis neutral in politics, bas ide, the propcietor betag poseeseed ‘ot some means To @ person and who will devete his wholo attention to forwarding its interests, 9 satit eressip R., at the of factory arrangement will be made, by ai of this paper, which shall be Htrictly confidential. 0 RENT—THE STORES NOS, 43 fat! ha BARCLAY atreet, fora feet, in complete rms &e., appl 1 house in Nineteenth street Bathing apparatus, ko. small family without children prefcered, ply at the grocery opposit ET, POSSESSIO: Part of a house, d below Prince Story, two on thir ilege of bath room and Firable tenant. Reference ri aur Broadway, Wm. H. Holbrook, 10 LET—SECOND FLOOR, third, with oO way. term of five or ten ye: order, and euitabl For ne Edward H. Hudson, iv2 Broadway, or 157 Broadway. TWO BEDROOMS ON ivilege of basement, of a modera buil & few doors west Posseseion immediately. Rent $175, A Ap- IMMEDIATELY—THE UPPER iraply loc within a block of of thres rooms Rent moderate to'n de Apply at 351 Broad. FROM TAF FIRST OF FEBRUAZY (OR BE- quired ), the two story and attic houss Si8 Broome street, netr Hudvon, having all the modern convo- niences, range bath room, &. to Joseph Branton, pply 25 Merchants’ Exchange, Hanover siree!, basement; promises can be seen at any tim new, With bath, ‘TWO in Pi cs trom BROWN STONEFRONTTHREE STORY ‘acitic street, South Brocklyn, they the corner of Bond, in » handsoms row, é the moter. os, Apel TAM ES COOKERS & U treo’. EARING’ 8 PRIVATE Academy, 56 DANCING AND WALTZ Bond street, is open every day tor t! e' pie wish to learn the new dances, in the shorvent posible ba Promised to prove ¢o satisfactory as this one. URNTONS’ taht ait hat 600 Sth for 10 tuber, later ‘orm is limited. For torms—apply at s opDWw Broome sti poslic fiat r bavi sed entirely net a eer yo oi ee and I assure my friends that no dance ORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, 448 et, moar Broadway.—A new class for be- srenine, January 5. at 8 nd, wil ia poms ‘eall be~ his set will be taught during the Pleasure of introducing to them, has Clasees formit ery, Boo rcom in America, best tables in the city, aro to be tound in Chambers street, next door to Burton's Thostre Ye Empire Rooms, The bar is ‘under the direction of Ghasios Hertert. Fifteen Tables. ph ane SECOND-HAND 11 it price then those retail ere who buy of at orterse Remomber the nd number—M. MORALES, FR ATSOUTH BOSTON, M. yng | ae wiase ,Worke—Depot 8 PI jveeet, Roa etre tutirely bu correct, no dewbi who may have beo support bestowed on the concern, ress the com pany lias made 1 Upwards of twelte yearns In contradiction of she oan hereby Feepectfully inform all our sents, and the trade merican Flint Glass Works aro not _ MISCELLANEOUS, ILLIARDS Fr ‘their names as the ‘OR THE NEW YEAR.—THE FINEST ‘£ CALL THE ptf tI OF LOVERS OF THE frs to the Sdmirable sesortment of M- Mo; 13 Nassau atreot. fenerally, thay: bu teined by the fire bas not at that the ame rican Flint Glass Wor rt cut; but. on heretefore, and fully pqpared to friends may be pleased to favor th detpatch, ene a ANI are, a Boston —Asse = 3 contrar: the vein nigey J i outs all neeters ne with, with the same & *DURKELL, & 8 Plate street, 0 Ss METHING c Wier thing eave ineects and vermi Jen's certain and instant Linaid Halt Dye) and Allea‘s natural and cradual Hair Dye, both warranted, an ares Frovkiin etre DECLARED :- Kea When’ ? saree and against whom? t wo For ‘rowche L The ini Lyon's Magn 420 Broadway. eres beyond doubt, that’ Mr. B. ‘Disen, fersser ad kis Nair restored. after yebrowe and & ‘ERTAIN AND SATISFAGTORY.—AL- j now hear ite doom ; ake, rosobuge, files, R. KELLING' foreign dealers and Wavelling mercheate, who have routes establ a the wep derfal Liniment public, Ite tret fri ished, yE.A. susea b Lutz; in Boston, by Redding & C: § J. Ww right & Cu t bis hete fora nitiator of ye © Fluid. BR 18 NOW PREPA almost 0 if own terms. as _becm nearly ven Are now ite bost, His traly rears beforo tl Te has never {ait ‘ot to re- 0 profte of th Aitadotnhies by ein a + in Charleaten, aving Me. George W. tthe. He hasnow & hair, by the wee of a few, Aud still snothee wonderful on, of No. 70 Norfoik street, had lost. he er bair, and wore s wig. Shs has rogaine etie eurpries. Thousands of others oan ; that it cannot be done, at his central depot, il be agrea- SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA, PARDON OF THE CUBAN PRISONERS, IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE. PROGRESS oF THE ELECTIONS. DECLINE IN COTTON STATE OF THE MARKETS, &e. &o. &o. By the arrival of the steamahip Africa at this port yerterday from Liverpool. we have seven days later intelligence from wll parts of Kurope. Our London dates are to the 19th of December, Party, Dec. 18th, inclusive. Among the passengers by the Africa js Jolomel Moore, bearer of dispatches from London to Washington, Madrid recounts, of the 11th Dec., state that the reply of the government of the United States to her Majesty, for the lasult offered to the Spanish flag, was highly sa tistactory. Her Majesty bas, therefore, pardoned all the American prisoners coneerned iu the late Cabo invasion, The Council of Ministers had consented ta allow the King to eign publio acts during the conframent of the Queen. The news from France is interesting and important. The Africa arrived at her dock at 11 o'clock The steamship Asia, from Boston, arrived at Liverpoot on the 20th of December. Cotton had deglined The money markets remained without alteration. Advices from Naples. of the 9th, state that the news of the movement of the President in Paris had been re ceived by the government there with the moat lively satisfaction, The market for American Stocks exhibited a changed aspect. An active demand had sprung up, extending to mort of the descriptions usually dealt iu, aud prices were generally better. Redeemable Prices U, Btaten 6 per Cent Bonds. . 1853 91 92 U, Btates 6 per Ceat Bonds » WI 2 Ditto 6 per Cent Bonds, . 109 110 Ditto 6 per Cent + 104 105 Pepurylvania 5 per Cont Btock.. Sl Bs Marrachuretts 6 per Cent State Bonds, 1968, 108:;107'< Maryland 6 per Vent Btate Bonds, a Canada 6 per Cent Bonds. .1874., Boston City 6 per Ut gonds. . 1871. ‘The Bank of England returns show an increase of more than half a million W@yrling im the circulation of notes, as compared with the corresponding period of last year. The bullion held by the Bank at the beginning of Decem- ber was upwards of sixteon millions aterling, The organs of the Austrian government are loud in their laudations of Louis Napoleon, The Hungarian journals dlsapprove of his conduct, It is stated from Vienna that Prince Sehwartzenburg has desired the Sardinian government to receive an Austrian garrizon in the Piedmontese fortress. Two regiments of the garrison of Bologne have been ordered to advance on the road te Rome. It is currently reported in Vienna that the coup d'etat of Louis Napolecn had been long preconcerted with the Emperors of Russia and of Austria; that the fuads necessary for its acoomplishment were furnished by the former, and that they were tramsmitted to Paris via Vienna. The strangest reports upon French events were for = time current in Turin. Uf @ bulletin, stating that Mos- euth had been made President of the French repubile, three thousand copies were immediately sold. The Archbishop of Paris declares that he has never attempted to induce his clergy to abstain from voting. Mis opposition to the President is much diminished. He contents bimeelf with abstaining from going to the Elysce, and no longer talks of @ breach of the oath to the constitution, bie clergy generally having declared that there was no real guilt in this act, uader the cir- cumstances Marebal Excelmans hae, it is aid, been on the point of giving in his resignation as Chancellor of the Legion of Honor, the Miniscer of Justice having, without his con- tent, or even knowiedie, appointed # commirsion to re- organise that body, Tae old matslaal, who is devoted to the President, has been induced to acoept the excuses that bave been offered to him. This resignation would have Produced ‘8 bad effect, for the marshal is universally respec! Count Glazeneppe, one of the ee camps of the Emperor cf Rusia, has arrived at Paris. It is said that he has been sent by the pte’ of all the Russias toccmpliment the President on bis recent exploit, a1 to present him, inthe eof his master, ‘with the Grand Cordon of the Order of Bt. André, which is the fret order in the Russian empire Mau. Steams Navicatiox.---On Sunday evening, the 14th instant, at eight o'clock, the British aod North American royal mail steamship Africa, Captaia Ryrie, ar- rived in the Mersey from New York, which port she left at coon on the 3d instant, with the usual mails, 68 pas- sengers, and $1,426,873 in specie on freight. Her letters were delivered in Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and London, the next day; in Glasgow and Dublin on Tuesday morning ; and those for the Continent crossed the obsnnel at midnight on Monday. On Wedneeday night, at about $ o'clock, the United States mail steam- ship Atlantic, Capt. Went, reached the Mersey from New York, whence ehe sailed on the afternoon of 6th inst., having been detained a short time to receive on board & Errerament dispatch to Mr. Lawrence, United Btates inister at this Court. The Atlantle brought 21 passen- ers. $822,500 in specie, and the usual mails, The letters this arrival were delivered im Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and London, on the next day ; io Dublin and Glasgow on the morning of the 19th ; and those for the Continent were despatched across channel st mid- night on the 18th.10th ‘The screw steamship GI , Capt. Stewart, arrived at Greenock on Toureday last, the 18th instant, at half-past elevea o’clook, bavi ne mace a very rapidrun from New York, the voyage from port to port being performed in tweive days five hours. o-- Liverpool Times, Dec. 20. Spain and the United States. PARDON OF THE CUBAN PRISONERS. The Madrid Gazette contains the foliowing important announcement in its official part MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFA: The reply which the government of the United States bas given to the reclumations of her Majesty’s was . has just been received by an extraordimary chan- nel. ‘The frank and honorable manner with which the fede- ral government has conducted itself on this acknowledging the insult offered to the Spanish flag by &@ seditious erowd, Ge seg it ia be mor terms as the governm her Maat, tod and offeri to the latter all the reparation which possible, \d decoreus for both countries, and nie the most #factory terms, bas decided her Majesty to plerred herrelf as fully satisfied on this subject, ordering the note addresred by the Hon. Mr. Daniel Webster, Secre- tary of Foreign Affairs of the United States, to Bon An- & Calderon de la Barea, Minister Plentpotentiary of er Majesty at Washington, to bs published im the Ga- aette. Majesty has ordered the publication of this im- t document, bec: oe it is consigned an act of e which entisfi government of the United Btates, of which her Majesty's government never ovased to expect that it would approve such painful events, and that the loyalty of ite conduct on this occasion would offer new guarantees greater securities for the maintenance of the tions which, with reciprocal advantage, have con- stantly existed between the two governme: her Majesty considers it as an event of the highest im- ortanee for both countries, that the negotiations re- lative to this grave subject, have terminated in soot. fastory # manner Mr. Webster's note, which is s long one, is dated nal Waehington November 13, and commences by an account of the affair at New Orleans, stating suoh cir- cumstances as, though not excusing them in any fr to put them under the least meditated but arising from the of perrons, none of whom were in cay maton acd who were under the impression the’, Ame- rican citizens had been put to death by the Bi suthorities, without trial of any kind. Mr. at the same time, declares that government ‘ con- siders those outrages as upjustifiable acts, as equally ignominious, and as @ posttive infraction of duty aad of decerum; and that it disapproves them as truly, and i. plores them as profoundly, as Senor Calderon or government can do. The Spanish consul was inthe country fulfill official functions, and protected not only by the principles of the law ot sunian aad otto laws of the country. but also by the express stipulations of treaties; and the wi ttf esiders it due to her Catholic Majesty's government to confess and acknowledge it.” The note soos on 0 7 that the American government will Laborde, the Spanish consul at Gamay for it cases be sustained on the occasion answer to Sencr Calderon's demand of ikeaame fodemalty for first has a right to a speciel indemnity, the latter have « right to the same protection as American citizens have ; and it is added that, in applying to the tribunals for re- dree#, Spanish subjects have even some advantages over American citizens, aa they are entitled either to the tri- bunals of the United Btates, or those of the State they reside in, at their option. The note concludes thus :— The President is of opinion, as I have sald, that for cbvious reasons the cuse of the Consulis different, and that the government of the United States ought to give @ Just indemnification to Senor Laborde; aod he will recommend it to the Congress in the first sittings of the next Legislature, This is wil that it is in his faculties to do; itis case without precedent; but the President, being of opinion that Senor Laborde ought to be indem- bay has not thought it necessary to seek for precedents I. Tn conclusion. the undersigned has to say that if Senor aborde returns te bis post. or the governmene of ber thelic Majesty thourd, ame another consul, orders Will be given co the functiooaies of this government, resident in that city, to receive bim aod treat him with courtesy, and witha nations! salute tothe flazof hig hitesophy. ‘The V2) Pose} : fo Oa dozen. ho 4%) Broadway (extensive confection: ship, in case he arrives in» Spanieh vessel, av» demon firntion of reepeot that wey make Known to bianswt ALGO bir govermuuces tue reprobaliom of We governs ns ty ~