The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1852, Page 6

Joun Newland ft Downieviile, Ualiformia, on the 9th of Oote- it_ from the President of the United States. Bon, Johm W. Crookett. of Temnescee, died at Memphis | on the 2¢th alt. Red Davy Oreckett, avd was, a wt since, @ member from Tenmesses—the same district, we be- had (Deen previously represented by hls nected with the prove in a pertion of the Obio delegates, for candidate for 3 ioe President. The Northerm (Keeseville) Gazette announces deathon the 26th ult., of Ludger Duvermay, editor of the Montreal French paper, La Minerve. In aa en imter raised his voice in defence of Canadian righi liberties, through his newspaper, at Three Rivers. ‘Tem years afterwards he edited La Minerve st Mosieaad. whishine wer eompelied to ‘when Bis press was destroyed, and he and other patriots riven into exile. He, however. did mot cease his labore, but esteblished at Purlingtom, Vt, La Patrioté Canadien, ‘end several Bopueal, wi he re-established his old journal. Le Mi- nerve He was founder and President of the &t. Jean Taptiste Society. a — mn Oeil. rae M. Johnson, t rankfort (Ky ) Yeoman, Dec, 1.) Thin beautiful structure, dedicated to one of Kentuoky’s noblest sens, is now complete, and stands upon a site im the cometery whore it will at wnce arrest the attention of the visiter by its ad be portions and symmetry, and its chasteness ga, as woll as the artistic skill with which it | en been executed. Mr. Orockett war s son of the oolobra | bandon in 1837, | The monument, eae pedestal and anes; | | i is ofthe Doric style of architeeture, strong, solid wond plaia, like the character of the man whose valor end virtues it commemorates. The die of the pedestal, restin, ng on ® handtome moulded base, is a Mieved on each corner Py ceri upright cannon, in full Yelief, supporting the entablature. On the fron: of sheldie i soulptured im basso relievo, a representa- tion of Col. Johnson killing Teoumseh. Col John- @un, seated on a fiery charger, is in the aot of firin, his pistel atthe Indian, who, wounded, has droppe: o> his knee, still rasping is tomahawk wich his sight while the left hand is raisod to his breast, | en reeiteel f their foliage, d trees, of their fo |, de- note the soens of action to have been in the wildor- ness Of the West, and the time of the yoar after the dcaves had falien. On the reverse side of the die is a pata of Col. Sobusem, im basso relievo. The moul below and abeve the friexe are eraamented wit beads, and the frieze with raised stars, giving that part of the structure a chaste eis rich ap cs ageberes m ich petinent ishes pedestal, on whic! ice the The eolumn, preter cig! is fluted and beaatifi the “‘star spas; banner,” which, im ite, is theovaer ove it. A noble looking » civie wreath, appears to have just alight e eolama, being in the ast ef foldin; Tal = i caciig and gives the monument s beautifi aes ‘the bottom of the column, above its reund base, are on one front the coat of arms of the Dnited States, and on the ether that of Kentucky, surrownded i kegerceaee of oak and laurel, thus de- poting that Cel. Johnsen devoted his services with energy and sucecss to The on . ae aes in ise: b aettinad ; edie ple fhesd a the whole, nee simple lan- pag I rapa ‘sures inthe history statesman whose fame it perpe- duates. ee we are — | M bern at Bryant’s Sta- on the rah day of ‘Ooteber, 1 Cioa, 781: died, Fi on the 15th of November, 1850 ” | On the other ate the inscription rans— | * Te the memory of Col. Richard @. Johnson, a faithful public aervant for nearly halfs century, as fe member of the Kentusky Legisiature, and Repre- | Dentative and Senator im Congress; author of the Sun- day Mail Repert, and of the laws for abolishin, a. for debt in by hi va and in the Via Kentwoky regiment st ike battle Thames. For four youre Vioe- President of the baited Staves Kentucky, his native State, to mark hor sense of his @minent} service in the eabinet and the field, has | #1,€00,000 of bonds, in specified lots, as consecutive por- | ¢reered this monument in the resting place of her | tions of the road are throwm open te public traffic. Blustrious dead ” Senator Borland, ef Arkansas, (From the New York Herald.] We stated, on the best authority we could find. im oar Sketches of Arkansas United States Sensters, thet Solom | Boriand was a Southerner. A correspondent informs us Ghat he is a mative of the State of New York, acon ot = late Judge Shope of Montgomery, our correspoadent for this correc- {From the Carmel Oourier, Deo 4] ennett, Your correspondent is all _wro: Jar as his statement makes Solon jorland the ‘*g0) | of mig. By Borland, of Montgomery, Orange < 6 ” By “late "Judge Borland, of Mont- | gouniy ” your correspondent means the late General womery, (Charles Borland, of that village, always spoken of with any other in the country. Its rails are of the heavy | a hardly ever, | pattern, and are laid on the broad guage, forming the and addressed by the latter mai 5f at all, by tho fermer. | We knew the Iate Charles Borland, of Montgome- ry, in his life-Lime, intimately and woll—studied law three years in his office, and a more exemplary, upright asd worthy man, iu his publie and private | this channel of railroad communication t> Detroit and oe tp we have never met with. Solon is, we cousin of the late Judge Borland; and, in the eummer of 1841 or ’2, we do not now recollect which. # cousin of Judge Borland visited him at his * mansion iu Montgomery, answering the desoription ho pemey thus oatiy | | are secured by the first and only mortgege on im- | theig whole road and franchises, made te Johu A. nited | Stevens, James T. Stranahan, and Jobm A. C. Gray, his valor as or fig of a | | summer, after the other portions of the work are com- | mearly forty-one miles further, to Batavia. The whole range | work is under contract to Buffalo, where a location ise | cured for depot buildings, and the cars will run over the 8@ | Corning to Buffalo is one hundred and thirty-four ands Harlem, 134. It eppears by the operations this after- noon. thet the email stocks have taken a stert, and it would not surprise us to seo a great inflation im some of ‘There was a large attendance at the austion sale of stocks to-day. Bidding was quite spirited, and goed | | prices were obtained. We give below a report of the eeles :-— idl SALES AT AUCTION BY 8 DRAPER. 280 shares Rech ai 20 do. Syracuse rt 10 - 2 a 2 s e 5 2 134% ni . ait ‘sorip #iarei L US8K8TIG 4 Kalemasoe do, i, 60 do. Northern 1 Union Fi ‘5. Mail £ ert, Ecc dt Co. (a ‘cific Mail tteamin‘ompany' 's Bonds, 7 20, 000 fi sieegee wed le 25,000 Income 7 p. ¢. Bonds of the Buffalo State Line R. R. | | }. Bonds of the Vermont Valley Bonds of the Cir 134. shares Patterson and Hudsom R. R. Stook, $50 each, 100 de. Patterson ard Ramapoo do. do. do., 4, ‘The reecipts at the office of the Assistant Treasuror of | this port today amounted to $119,010; payments, | $155,695 14—balance, $4,451,007 35. ‘The importations into this port to day, Desember Sh, have been as follows :— Bicaching powder, 30 casks ; coal, 138 tens ; dyes, 8,550 bags sumac; druge, 4,114 cantars brimstone, 356 oases licorice paste, 38 boxes gum, 150 boxes ehomicals, 16 barrels; dry goods, 61 packages per Thomasive, 32 per slater returacd, under the amnesty, to | Hamburg bark Eilve, 47 per Prussian bark Elise, 194 per Patna, 118 per Middlesex ; fruit, 207 boxes cherries, 466 bags nuts, 210 bags filberte, 200 boxes almonds, 202 barrels oranges. 10,000 oranges, 676 boxes lemons ; horns, 16.366 ; hair. 60 bales; hides. 8,306; iron, 3839 bars railroad iron, 26,602 bars, 4,867' bundles, 600 bundles sheet. 893 sheets, 476 bundies hoop, 115 tons pig ; leather, j paint. 3 casks larap- 160 casos; seed, eg 5 ee 8 casks ; era 66 cask 641 barrels brandy ; logs, 70 pieeos, 2.026 crotches mahogany, 956 bundies willow ; cl sey 95 casks, 21 half, 668 quarter, 50 barrels. The Hartford Bank has declared a dividend of three | dollars and fifty cents per share, payable om demand. In the New Jersey Court of Error and Appeals, last week, Governor Pennimgton made a motion in the case of Anderson and others against the New York and Erle Railroad Company, on appeal. The company having pur- | chased the Paterson and Hudron River Railroad, in the | course of remodelling the bridge across the Passaic, at Acquackanock, propored to erec' © piers, and alter | the direction of the bridge, in such a way, according to the allegations of the plaintiffs, as would interfere with the free navigation of the river. To prevent this, » bil; was filedimchancery. The chancellor refused the in- junction, but granted an order to stop the work until the Present time, and Governor Pennington’s motion was to continue this order. The Court refused it. ‘The North American Fire Insurance Company have de- clared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent. ‘The Atlantic (Lewrence) Cotton Mills Manufacturing Company have declared « dividend of three per eent, | payable December 2d. This is its first regular dividend, | and the company went into operation in June, 1849. The Bank of New York, the charter of which will ex- pire omthe Sist of December, has given official notice that an association, under the general banking law, will commence business under the same name on the 3d of January. A final dividend of thirty eight and » half per cent, the profits ofthe bank, will be paid te its stock- holders om the lst imst., and om the same day an instal- ment of fifty per cent, om the additional capital of the new bank, will be required to be paid, whem certificates of the stoek will be issued. The Buffale, Corning and New York Railroad Com. pany are in the market with one hundred and fifty thousand of their first mortgage seven per cent coupon bends. These bonds will be seld at auction to the high- est bidderom Wednesday, the 16th of December, at the Merchants’ Exchange. They are for one thousand dol- lara cack, and mature on the Ist of April, 1867, and the | interest is payable semi-amnually—April and October— at the Bank of Commerce, im this city. These bonds | trustees, and areconyertible at the option of the | | older into the capital stock of the compapy, any time before 1857. The mortgage provides for am issue in all of | $400,000 were sold last May; $150,000 are now to be dis- | posed of, and the balance is mot te be effered till next pleted. The road is mow finished and rumming to Cone- | seus, @ distance of forty-seven miles, and is graded for whole road by next July. The length of the line from juarter miles. Its grading, masonry, amd bridging are of the best character; the depet buildings are neat aad substantial, and the emtire work will compare favorably connecting link between the Erie Railroad, at Corning, and the great lakes at Buffalo The Buffalo and Brant- ford read is of the same broad guage, and will continue the Far West. ‘fhe district of country through which | the Buffalo, Corning, and New York road runs is the | | most productive im the wosterm part of this State, and affords local trac sufficient to maintain and pay good | given of Solon Borland by the New Yorx Human, | dividends on the cost of the road. who was them residing in Ohio, but who, aa Goneri ‘The annexed statement exhibits the value of inerohen Charles Borland at the time informed us, intended | dise exported from this port during the month of Novem avon thereafter to emigrae to the South’or South- | yer, 1852, distinguishing the destination and extent of | weet We saw him in the General's office, and ‘ ap bother bi Sol t 1 shipments to each place : po but ¢ ihe i tube he al not meat Comamnce oF tHe Port or New Youa—Exronts ror | id oe pay hag Aad te Agenda | Noviamuen, 1852, | Borland we are perfectly sure, as the la a uyelgn. irchandise— ose ce living, and he bears the given name of his | ‘Net En- Entitled From | } Demestic titled to tw Deben- Ware- a4 Inte Judge Borland was a member of Con- | Where to Marcnendise. Debent'r. ture, pong | ome term during the admiuistration of John | London + $402,606 $13920 $212 $40,875 | re Adams, we believe. [Not so; it was during | Liverpool vee 1,931,380 1.485 — 200 454 | Monroe's administration that Charles Borland was | Glargow .. eee 216,541 1,005 816,811 | elected, vis : i 1820, aud ee one term from ghee 13.908 is ie, ae ‘21 te 1823 D. H&RALD. o Tran agaist the orn, Bae? 176 | erlebrated John Durr, and beat him. He held the rey ports ‘ eal ie ud @flice of District Attorney of Orange county nine | France au77e = - 4050 yeare, was Surrogste of that county one term, and = Hamburg 19711 50 1% 8 646 was twice revurned as a member to the Assembly. | Bremen.... 8 866 —_ - 5.902 Wen W. C. Bouck became Governor, he offered | Belgium .. at 1,663 — 83,580 > Aces Geueralship to General Borland, but | recgi: reed = = = yee el ; - = _- Je isla, whea an attack against Now York was pi nelle etal ex, from the British, who la; Sandy Hook, | “can colowies... 64.054 4484 180 184.330 | Gen. Borland, thea s young practi lawyer, lock- British W. Indies 111906 1,896 642 15,466 | 0 his office door, and volanteered his services as & | British Honduras, 19.494 = 1,774 - =- private ia Ci Eaward Biake’s company, and = BritishGuiama... 22 379 99 = -| With it was or to ae 1 aenermed it = British Australis. Fa 1 = a =| evcamped three months, aud then . He} Indies 2 - Dad been but # shori ti oe when he was taken | pues. benef uses 100 oe pr Som the ranks and made s paymaster. ish W. Indies 167609 5406 — 19,988 | Aithough taller than Ex- wident Van Buren, yet | faytl . 49.520 “= 4497 ox | ee s0 much resembled him in other respects as to be | Mextoo.... 61,795 2903 3.824 3.407 taker for him, and addressed as such while in the Central Ameri 7.306 < co 207 pas gisie' N Granada a - — Legislature at Albany. Venezuela . ool 1,425 6935 MONEY MARKET. je < = Weorssvar, Deo. 86 P.M, CBI... eeeee 3,208 - - ‘There was a alight reaction im the stook market to. hina....... > + a: @ay, co far as prices are comoormed. At the first board | _ fotal...... ? $48 585 $18,007 $506,306 | there was a very active demsad for ell the leading f Exported of domestic merchandise... . 93,620.467 | Pies, amd teere was no falling Off in the extent of sales. | Kexported of foreign merchandise, fros.. ‘She cause of this is, doubtless, the fact that many largo holders are realizing, This is to be expeoted after such Pereat and rapid rise. Many holders oan realize large | Pretts at presemt prices, and the best policy 1s to seours Bhem. We lock for a greater reestion than bas yet taken Place. One of there days there will be « change that will pompletely wipe out the margins mow existing in favor of holders, and Speculators, to see who shail get out first. We do not th'nk this desire ill be gevorsl, or to the extent that has wharacterized previous panics. In certain stoske it will De great, aed emormons cacrideos will, without doubt. De submiticd to. The Suctastions im Canton give a Pretty good ides of what may be expected On Mouday thet stock sold st 19; today it Sold at 116, rhowing » decline of 11 per cent in two days Prices current at ube first bourd today, compared with Woes ruling et the close yesterday. show # deciine ta Davtom Company of 8 per cent, Cumberland Coal Com peony, 5; Stonington, %; Norwich and Worcester, 1 Pudeow River Raliroad, \; Dauphin, \; Phoenix Coal, 46; Erte Raliresd, *. Morris Canal siveocd §) per eont; Portasouth, %; Nicaragua Transit, |; Micbigen Ceuteal Reltrond. 1}{. At the seoond board the market | Qook an wpward @urn, and part of the depreciation uf this morning wes recowerg#, Canton Company ot vanced 8 par cont: Morris Canal, 4; Montgomery MM! ning Dé; Mew Jecney Zine, + Pertemouth, %, Nicarages Prenat &: Kégeworh. 4; Norwih aot * ‘ ther will tea perfect stampede among of the world there has beon no change or variation of | 25,634 | dutiabie 541,206 | Bpedde.. ese am * 5091513 | Total, November, 1858.... 0... cccsecee sees $4908 190 | A larger portion than uswal of the aggregate somt to | pots cf Great Britain. Of the specie, nearly the | whole sent to Liverpool. Our monthly exports to China have for some time past been quite large. To other parts conrequenos ‘We extract frem the Paris Constitutionnel of Nov.9, the | Wonexed remarks, relative to the produetion of gold, the | efivet upon the value of the inetals, used as oirculatiog medioms, and the policy of retaining gold us a logal stan derd tm the metallic currency of Vrance:— An interesting diseursion has for some little time brok ocoupird the attention of t he Acatemy f Moral sed Moll- tical Kelenees, with regard to the inorease in the produc tin of gold. The question was, whother ths discovery of uew goid-producing regions was to bring about a de Precistion in the value of the precious metal and if wo ovgtit to follow the example of some of our noighoors, and no longer use it asa circulating medium, The ques tion was raised by Mr. Leom Fauober, and the memoir wh'ch beread on the subject to the Academy was the mubject ofa debate in wi Messrs Michel, Chovaler, Bienqui, acd Charies Danover took au active part | ‘The increase that bas ocourred in the production of the fold in duo, as every one knows, to the prooseds of the | | Auriferons treets tm Siberia Ce ffornis and Australia, Lt is estimated that the mines of Siberia at presont yieit from ninety to ope hundred millions per anpom in forw-ation peblished hy the Minister of the Intortor et yr #) fy California | been ro noirily apmounced, in the relative value of gold | to vee their capital or their income increase with the de | or the wants of Leigh eg suffice for the absorption of | degree of haste, $5 76 @ $5 8144 for pearls, per 100 batanersies- Miser iebaed ins Ee bat at Ian- | | guidrates. Phe dey’s business comprised 13,400 bbis, | | epgagemen's were limited. To Liverpeol 1,000 bbis flour | 16 for Galena, por 100 lbs. abundance of geld which encumbered Paris at that time has been attributed to the California discoveries. (ali- forvia had as yet seut us nothing, and the chief esuse which brought ons depreciation in our market was cer- tainly the fact that gold was no longer capable of being wens According to Mr Leon Faucher, the change which had and silver. does not yet appoarimminent. What appears more probable isa vltemeous aud common deprecis- tion ip both metals. Perhaps it is to | See agsinst this unfavorable ne cunttuneney. that stocks ‘liread comps nies, &o., Rah 'y sought for at present. Lt is cer- tate thed in thi ois capitalists should give the preference to such [Lsgerail ‘as will give them achance preciation of the metal currenoy. Here now, is the answer of Yee. Miohel Chevalier. If the new suriferous districts contain alluvial mines, they cover immense tracts of country. Siberia. which streton es from Kamechatha to the Ural mountains, would be al- most untouched. California would not have given any idea of what rhe is to de; and Oregon and all the Mexican department of Sonora, would doubtless offer districts fuily as rich. Australis, larger than Europs, would pre- rent an immense field forthe search and produstion of gold. The quantity of motal existing im these alluvial deposits would then be immensely oy it would pro- oomsiderable production during many years. Zould not hope that the yield of the ‘ily would be proportionately imcreased. Nor can we reason- ably expect that the necessities of monetary ciroulation. such s mass of gold. We must, therefore, expect @ revo- | lution before long in the relative value of ths two metal: For ifthe produotion of the gold, whiok has for centuries Dorne the proportion of one to thirty to that of silver, should continue as it new is, in the proportios one to six. it is evident that the Card must decline, and that, re we to cont to give it the same value in our mo notary eystem, we should be certain to see our gold very | disappear, and make room for the depreciating But, be all this as it may in theory, one thing is certain, that nothing forces us 10 decide the quostion with any We are in presence of » monotary system to which we are accurtomed, and which has manifold advantages. If we throw gold out of circule- tion, as we are advised to do, we shouid injure our foreign | bape since other countries could not take from us | precious metal im return for the goods which they ex- Shee. This we think is a reason why our legidation | should only touch this matter when its astion shail bave been absolutely and clearly demonstrated to be ne- certary. We present this necessity dees not exist. Gold, sfter a decline due to Leecacagee! causes, has resumed and maintains a premium value, and we have not yet sec that exportation of silver, which we have so often been threatencd with ‘begun to be realisod. We have nothing to do, then, but to wait, wilbout trying to forestall the future, but at the same time study the phenomena which may manifest ition, themselves in the circula’ 100 she Nio TranCo b30 33! a = ee Coal Co 44500 Ind State 5 per 500 ern Taterest. SbEs8Ee2ze.< 4 200 shs New “dg | Zine 13 202 Portsmouth do. ° 100 Rdeworth Land Go (7 $9 Norwich & Wor RE 130 do 275 Phenix Mining Co, 130 m 540 New Jersey Zinc. CITY TRADE REPORT. Wepnespay, Deo 8-6 P M. Arniza60 vbia. brought $4 05 » $4 653 for pots, and sour and topes lo. 2at $4 so ‘8 $475; ordinary to choice State at $68 $525; mixed to fancy Westerm at $5 12}¢ @ $6 3735; superfine Cansdian at 331 12} & $b 25; aad common to good Seuthern at $5 45% & $5 G2ig. A few infe lots were procured under, these prices. Some 25 bbis Jersey meal realized $3 $7),. Wheat was saleable and stcady—2 500 bush-ls Genesee whito were ‘takem at $197; 9 400 fair to choice Westerm do at $1 17 2 $122; 15.000 Canadian do, in bond, part at $1 12a $114; and a small parcel Genesee red at previous figures. R was obtainable at 80c.; and State and Westerm oats at She a 620 prr bushel, There were 2,500 bushels barley reported rold at 73c_Corm was doingbetter. The trans | actions reached 22.500 bushels; now Southern at 720. a | Téc.; and old doand mixed Western at 780. = 800. Corton —The sales to-day were 2.200 bales, with an easy market. | Coan.—There have been 200 tons Scotch bought at 36 | 25, ueual term of moment ocourred im private, Gisposed of (by auction) at 11 a . per Ib jorren.—Seme 5,000 Ibs. eld were procurod at 23 a 28.140. per Ib Fis. —Thore were sales made of 200 bbis. No. 1 macke- rel he 0, and 600 bbls. pickled herring at $4 13)4 t bbl. a feet, —BShippers were still disposed to await there- wult of the foreign news before doing much, and hence wore engaged at 8s. 3d, and 600 do. at ds. 6d. About 200 or 300 bales compressed cotton were engaged a 11 32¢., and 360 tierces beef at bs. There was ining reported for Londom. To Havre rates were unchanged. To California man; = hes vessels were Lasting 6 2 920., and clippers 75 8 per foot measurement. ¥nvrt —600 boxes bunch raisins fetched $2 80, and 400 | kegs Lexia do. $6 62, 25 Har—Ruled dull and Reavy at $1 12)4 « $1 26 por 100 F ‘Wiors —Bales were made of 20 bales new at 218 25c. per | ‘Leap.—Holders were asking $4 90 for Spanish, and $5 Morasers.—About 200 bbls. New Orleans changed hands at 30c, per gallon. Naval Brones —The day's transastions were comfincd to a few buudred bbis common rosin, at $l 55, di livers; and 100 bbls. spirits turpen‘ine at 680. por jon. Ons—We heard thet $,500 gallons linseed were gold at yerterday’ Provisions. ork moved to the extent of 490 bbis., old prime at $16 60; mew do, $16; old moss at $13 0 $15 2b; and new de. $18 87),. 4 meats were in re. for sides; and 300 packages fair to prime b: nea a hen packages me wht 1235 @ 156, per lb. New beef was purchased to the extent of 400 bbia. ‘at full quotations. Reat Esvatx.—By A, H. Muller—1 lot south side -elghth street, 200 feet east of Third avenue, , $1,760; 1 lot north ride Fifth strost, 175 feet went of Pirst avenue, 26x97, $2,700; 1 do do.adjining. 26x97, $2600. By Albert H, Nicolay—6,000 actos of land in the Btate of Tennesse, county of Morgan, $176, By ¥. B. Ludlow—4 lots south side Fifty-sixth street moar Lexington avenue, each $470; 2 do. do. Fifty eighth tirret. near Fifth avenue, exch $590; 8do do seventy. | eighth street, near Third avenue, each $540; 1 do.do do, | neur Second avenae $300, 1 dodo do. do, $954; 4 do do do, do. esoh $460; 2 gore lots wijoining above on rear, ach $126; 1 dodo do.. $142; 2 do do. do , exsh $160; 1do do. do, $175; 1 lot soath side do., with gore on rear, | $00; 1 do. north ‘side Thirty fifth street, near Foarth | avenue $2675; 1 do do do ,$2550; 1do south sidy do, | $2 400; 8 do. south side FKightioth street. mear Thicd ave’ | pue, ench $676 1c itr Biles of 100 therocs wore effected at $4 181 por i Ibs Besvs—There were 200 oacks clover bought at #/ 9 100, per lb, onsh. ruts —foelnded in the day's business wi Ovo and prison whiske per Bocans— Seles have lemma at 49 a 6550.; 30 Texas at private contract, and | 406 boxes brown Havana. at Co. por Ib. ca ntttow—Was nesded at 10o,, and Lekd.at 10% per tb, | Tonaceo —There have been enles mate of 45 hhds Ken (uch, at $340 A Tie; amd 12 emers Moria, on private | | » 600 bbls, | s| | able young gent cmon who may desire made of 110 Hea wow Or. | SPperel RENEWED EVERY DAY. “gSEE SEVENTH PAGE. ws BSUARDING AND LODGLAG. Si Saas Green, Cae ; Broadway, Eolian Hotel. B. DAVISON, ENTLEMAN AND BI! by OR TWO O1 A @ a ee LJ ? ot z board and plasaant toons ry Ivo: 30° Be Mark's place. = ferences exe! any aro BE im SQ0OmODaTED WITH A FUR- Houston, and board, by calling at 251 Bowery, Omni yossing © minute. ris at No. & C Went, Broadway piace. ervey beget TO V™:—4 PARLOR AND BED- ym the fire tly farnisaed, 133 loocker street, weet of Broad wa; “ees ROOM Pika lame sd by encomD BLGOR, adwa: 312 Bros uitable it the wap xb, or & thre from'seven in the anise ge see ALPFITH & DROKER, No. 90 A PROsD WAR: —THE SEOOND F\OOR OF THIS ished, being two street. 4, ot ly or single gontle: oe exch: > 0 AR D—WITH FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR families, at 108 Bleeoker street. OARDING.—AN E a “PARLOR, WITH TWO or three bedroom ning into it oan be had, with or Vithout board, at No. 3 Leroy place, Bleecker street. Baths and ol ym th eats WANTED—BY A GENTLEM. @ there are ae other board wider | a Ly livir of plese OARD WANTED. TSEVERAL GENTLEMEN WANT furnished rsomi wit partial board, ia the Vicinity of Szondway, Address Herald office. Be FEW SINGLE ox EMEV, OR GEN- th avd their wives, ca modated wi and plessant rooms, I No. 18 Fir on Broome street. ENTLEMANIO bk vate Ha- OARDING.—GENTLEMEN AND TUAIK WIVES, OR ge gentlemen, oan be accommodated with furnished i rion or portial board, in a ath, nf Eo abby ates Sur Week s and eleven “of Falton or ‘ting terms, Bo RD WANTE D—WITH oun LARGE OR TWO small furnished rooms, by s single ple gent leman. Loos- East Broadway or neighbor! ddress box 2,306 Brug heli? A PERMANENCY, BY A in the neighborhood of the Park, agente! bon oe, iss re there re sother familios, and go clety. Best of refs ce Address or apply te Mr. ‘ted Omi .. Tos Fulton street. OARDING.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BB A760M- modated with desirable rooms and board, at No. 624 Broadway. Likewies a front office, in 622 Broadway. ae AT wROORUTE. —& GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, and single gentlem yn be Bocommodated with board, nd plaanant 70 ae pao Mela) walk frem Fulton forry, an ym South ferry BPeekiya tate itreeabotevend Cilio Henry streets, CARD WANTED_BY A GENILEMAN, IN TENTH between Twenty-first and Twenty: 00 ress, postpaid, J. Tes OARDER WANTED.—A LADY AND a las if can have two rooms ver: Varker be farnished. Full board for the mts Small ally; are other ase Meee in house weet of way dy wishi live retired will dnd this very desirable. None Address Mrs. Culvert, Broadway anawer. OARDING HOUSE FOR SALR—A TWO AND A HALF story bouse, well furnished, and with nine of ton carder: About ffay dollars per week, in s good lecar with ‘lows ‘Addrece Mr. rond- on interest, ‘Thompson, OARDING.— FAMILIES AND SINGLE, GENTLEMEN an be pleasantly aceommndated with dn Private boardin, hi s home, with t rT OARD.—A FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A GEN- tleman wife: pe two or three gontlemen oan be aceommodate ith rooms, with or without board, at 166 Dusne street. Iecond er weet of Hudson. OARDING—TO LET, A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED r, OARDING.—& SMALL PRIVATE rier te * oghtoeed to let, with partial board, ee and hi front room, on the seeond fi vw a 0 realise a comforta~ Location vory pleasant. belng in John’s park. Keferences required. Ap- itreet. ome 10F the winter the Sainity of 8 ply at 189 Huds: Ae ieee) ae are aed Rate’ rjpen too ‘i be SHELDON, meee street, 6 YOR SALE A BARGAIN.—A THRUR. | i} “ Reiss sian * ad daaliant ag Taimavene : Lad pobtv4 FORA bi ng hah OF YEA' O00 sraiate iat ite seunte, wort sree ines $5,000 7° OD CHANCE ¥OR A MACHINIST AND $500 820m ee Seales pie tases of «shop snd ot tno inches, tealve sa eens tecrke ees Wood busin jas SeRWART, 29 West Thir- [ANCE TO MAKE AF ORTONE OR Pange4 nee of the proprietor soon lea’ fer the Ola We he did Pcmoreme ef the “toty 4 Pasi fies lane cantieaiees ings, will wae reuse Gh ers Bela "Thursday, ding, 650 Bresdway the %h inst, mo o’olook, P. M. Buse TABLES FOR SALE—A SPLENDID ttook of saa ok, varigns oda aah for pablo of ating, ogeny, of rosewood a1 eUn for sale cheap, et he old st: O90 rer) ot : ‘GRIFCITH & DECKER. HUDSON HALL FOR SALE, —THREE YEARS LBASE, with atock and fixtures, of this well knowa resort,( oF asielow. The barroem is large snd commodious, aud hand- somely fitted further particulars. ‘th street, North riv ie feet frans bo sae emseenitent enna sale. Apply 8. KOBLRTS, No, 347 Cherry street, near wee, RNITURE WARES OU A srs pf bade is joriber aaa call $0 bis Lary rf og say ture, mad his own ‘clrounupectin, and wh’ch he Fy reduced prices, in order to make room for ‘tensive alterat! rs IN. Bede Ab alec sats F. Seay nT Bee OR SALE—TH} Cornero mane STOCK ANB fixtures 87 Bid€okor st ra wost of Broad- way, nine yoara cetablished, and doin & good busin Also, . portion of the dwelling te let. For particulars, im- quire at the store. OR SALE.—A STOCK OF D&Y GOODS, ON ONE OF the best business streets, and the store to lot. Address Pee Goods, at this office, stating where OR SALE CHRAP—SIXTY OR SEVENTY LOTS, LY Village of Yonkers, about five mie var Railroad depot's steamboat one person, for sash, any be January, they can be uate fe: Hing fr Bs 'a9}oining them 7 is building spot from failing atroam, and. oraal® rtorms, inquire of W. F. in the village. OR BALE—A miGu?, SAFE, AND VERY PROFITA- Tending. If purchased b; tw his pat the first o! lots ere ble cash paying busin will be sold a a at saorifice, asthe ewner ie eilgea ito Tenve. the rey, *apnly at 270 Grand atree' Immodiat F R SALE, ree Ci Pa aS eee for manufscvuring all ‘finds of jewelry; 4 di qepactesverine plese: pen A and ornamental werk. All pi tres ver used im this country. Sty nt Rose foodie Ta res rear. OR SALE—TWO BILLIARD TABLES, AND LIKE- wise bar decanters, furniture, Inguire on the mises, corner of Twenty-fourth street and large reom to let, OR SALE OR TO LET-A FARM, SITUATED ON Af iione dsland, about five miles coma ferry, consisting al ry r particulars, please in L. be B, 840 Blosokor’ street. F2 SALE—THB GOOD WILL, GROUND, AND FIX. t of sunies fon (ata, and brick Ste located eons by, ad, th arenue, Fi abo: oe from fore i som ine is an ace tee fo wha Ads me arene, th real name, aa paid, Lunar Tieeald OR SALA THREE STORY BRICK, HOUSE AND lot on Seventeenth sti ¢ from the house is finished with mantels, baths, Bess was Pe by day's work. ‘Terms L.'. SIMPSON 4 19 Beaver street. VOR SALE—-WITH THE LEASE, heme oa AND arth street, Third arenes e coun! , Four Mi h fovind rit ain a sb Reawtifel ‘streams ed ashing, fear fin wheres oar ai might oo all FO} red OR SALE THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A fine small-sized hotel, in one of the best New York, which will be worth, by the let of ‘aes and will. be sold for cash at the low price of $5,000, if ern improvemente, end joining modera evel ‘premises AB heres nosso akg ‘ap ernrhelln Lon any [Mag TO LET—THE NEW AND Le AND z with all It 4 rag she rs Ne. Re; ‘Sixth son avenee, aePb: i locations ou te wide sed ines es be reenets bint "i mediately, le et place nase ar, avenue. ENT—TER ENTIR fe > FLOOR. SON. are a hovse'in thet The oni willbe eaten, tm ete aaa Tequired, Address D. D. D., this office, pom UBT FURNISHED: ee WHOLE OR atin wh of ine tity. but PART or for ladies” 0 LET—A THREE STORY HOUSE, HANDSOMELY furnished in thomost fashionable a delightful and retired part of the city, railroad me a accemmodatios For Sing ‘ER Taste, be ND J PORTER, No. 6 0 LET, LEASE, OR FOR fear Pos. he Infge new building, covering two lobe of and ferty Tea front by ninty-two di shree sages dry cellar, substantial building for etcrage of man Satie pUrpeses,fronting om Kit shoes sip Nos. 388 and 365. Apply to WM. MoKEA\ (T° ,JLETIN EAST BROOKLYN-THE UPPER PART Fs new house, consisting of six rooms, toget Back base santly located on minutes walk of Pook yards of Myrtio avenue tages ‘Kont $130 per annum. Apply at 276 Peawt A NEW THREE STORY mmowe TONE 80, No. 378 Pacifie street, South Bi ixth feom the corner of Bond Bath, gas, yee! fixtures, and kitoh way Thirteen tailor or fancy business, Rent anddlere store, 810 Broadway. ARRIAGES—IN ORDER 10 CLOSE @P THMIR business, the subscribers offer their whole stock ef carriages, consisting of coaches, seokswars, bangies, mee wagons, &o., &0., at from 10 to 15 per conte other Cin Foresns buyin ern or to give them a at thelr Feponitery, No. 44 Fulton stroot, Brooklys. SANFORD & VAN ORTINCK. OR SALE—A SPAN OF DAPPLE GREY Hons about fifveen hands bigh tos in four minutes, Price $460. For cur! o perky sound, er information address Ne. = OR SALE—EIGHT HORSES AND CARTS, ON THE rth read, New Jerssy, the owner ha Be 90 fo! Inquire of Messrs. REID & Cy sais Point, New Jersoy. iy SALE—AT A. 8. CHAMBERLAIN’S 8TABLI nie Bull's Hi & psir of very superior bli \led conc! rees, Without marks, seventeen haat nd and kind in harness; can tret in f WM. L. SMU hee Ps SALE—A PHYSICIAN'S GIG, SECOND HAND made by Wm. Flandraw. To be seen at Flandraw carriage manufactory, No. 138 Elisabeth street, near Sreome ieteteontan anda oa rm sail ae Tor farther informasio SON, 85 Nassau street, up stairs reland| ‘They are manta inrad by See! #0 out aes Up iste: see atilncooran vali they jor Hak in woo corns! je eS beter pre gy mgome e s SALE, ONE PAIR OF sound, ety lish yet caeieet horses, six and seven eT RELY sa neesaneucen MISCELLA NEOUS. ey ee IF You gray pomeg? Rater bon vehi, To ry office "at {JOHN A. He is very successful boom long engaged in the 5 pti 15 Seventh ave nogeriating such (OR SALE-A WELL KNOWN SALOON, (0 nd liquor, ) sexta sin rT ee yaghfa pomely ateed oP, with private rooms application will . Barly Ledaeninr ag: bs arch ase. ‘Aopl yply (\UWES, 83 Nassan street, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, 4 FURNISH. room, 4 pl OARD FOR FAMILIES etd Bore gy GENTLEMEN, eee teeal _ Ll th: eet “ADR Seay asia 4 ies rrreaiee, ‘seeoni BOARDING DOWN TOWN.—A GENTLEMAN AND his wife, and wo or three vory pleasant and handsomely maient or transient board, at 44 Bar: required. VAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN pariors, with bed rooms atts iched, of single rooms, either with or without board, ‘application at: ths new Collins Hotel, corner of (: nnd Wort strocte. URNISHED ROOM TO LET—WiITH and pantries attached, to one of two al with breakfast quired, at No. third door from Brosdvay. ) URVISHED ROOMS.—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS to let, haviog i and other conveniences, to one or two Bingle geublemen; femndy private. Apply at ‘No. 123 Crosby id rooms, with pe street. ‘Reference 8] ED RO! ROOMS TO LET AT NO. 4 STATE sti af ntlomen. Apply Premises. References required. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GENTLE- on Howard street, two doorsfrom A pleasant front par- lor Lid ‘be had on the firss floor, orsuit of parlors, te a proper Person. URNISHED APARTMENTS.—TO LET, TO SINGLE ‘& parlor and bed room adjoining, with a large comfortably furulahed, with oF . Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. Fourth avenue. without break th C.h. BDWA DS, No. ODGING ROOMS TO LET.—ONS NEATLY nished pout parlor op first rps FUR- one large front , with or with- OOMS WANTED.—A SMALL FAMILY WANT FOUR rooms, a8 near to Bleosker street and Broadway as annual rent not exceeding $200. Direot J. J.J., office. O.FET WATH BOARD—A SUITE OF Booms, (Mer tonether oF Ales, several eingie satly, eos ‘applying Twenty. first ua ‘wenty- Tou, APARTMENTS DOWN TOWN, rooms‘ for gentlomen, suite of rooms for families and one floor in slarge building of 15 rooms. Apply to T. LENT, 406 Broadw tube ERY DERABLE ROOMS, FURNISURD OR UN- furvished, for gent nid wives, oF slagle contle- man, together with fallor 10 y ploseant and oonveuions. Apply st No. 47 Green: Veh eveee ING AND FUANITURE ‘ene Eecet . ge fs oa Ladiog abtended b; LOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED-—LADIMS or yo having any of the fog nid ‘to dispose of, exo teil ng oesh U [5 ie ‘ho por }. COBEN, “oa Hudson siege ag Ladies "Soa r (1Aiv-OFF GLOTRING AND FURNITURE WaNTED 2, usdlor and gentlemen having onet-off elothing or fur altnes to Perio, of, hay by a Orr CLOTHING WANTED —THE SUBSCRIBER 2, vd worth et good mene Off wes a, Feceived, wT omtend nae etearst of thoeoh omeet ere, and fansy ngs hind wit bs tyes $3 atiee snap ee 39ah ARM FOR SALE OR a FOR CITY PRO- perty, beautifully situated Leng Island, of eighty acres, sixteen miles from the city; jouse, barn, fences, ke. Apply at 363 Tenth street. OR SALE—THE WELLL KNOWN AND OLD ESTAB- lished dining saloon and lodging house, 837 Sprin ty opposite the Spring street market. Thi low rent,) fixtures, and farnit reasonable tor present propristor is engaged Stber bueinoverreaaising is whole ktesation, end’ aest be disposed of this week. “App'y ex the preimises, or to . HO WES, 83 Nassau stroo OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR store, on one of the bes’ business corners in the city. The store’ is handsomely fisted up,and lures, suitable for eacting burineas, “The wholésale custom er week. Apply this<ay to m sah 0.B. . HOW: ES, 83 Nas OR SALE.—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A fine grocery store, in one ef the host locations in New | York; also, a foreign and domestic frait, wine, sud sogar store, on a kreat public thoroughfare ‘Br Rood grocery. with scoffee snd apie joing & good business ROBIN! anufactory attached, sipply te IN, 85 Nassan oti {}LeMMERSRURG—A FEW LOTS, beantiful villene, fold. For maps an: ti MER, No. 15 Aarons avenue, URNITURE.-WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN AT . 39 Beekman street, office and countin; ap-toase coker tabton, ebaits,, ousiions, etosle, sefas; sous bets Krung mahogany ‘ciairs, rockers, buroaus, wardrobes, ha cloth, mattresses, one hundred di beds, card’ and quartette Furniture purohased by OR SALE—AT 420 BROADWAY nh 2 Ch ol wich street, a beautiful assortmont of ter Fa. de cteeereees (France) fe iy, vie manse uropa ; and also # large assert grosses, L. BOANAR’ & BROTHER. it, up strirs, 50 TO 100, IN THIS uated on Flushing Bay, aro still un ts apply to JOHN A. PLAM- og ee vt jor immediately. ROBINGON, & Nassau street, ap stairs. | business, andis very reasonable in nis cliarges. {08 SALE —THE LEASE AND FURNITURE Ap ae | es) rye ge 2 E, USED BY WASHINGTON, Fom perfeok, order, with elgh Ne alton S eitiasee pons 9 only patent or this country, with every article in the LOAKS AND FURS—P! ‘The subscriber has jars o ificent variety of Pi tnd plein, ta cloth of ladies’ fancy ure, in on eheice ski LPL x “Paris Mantilla Em ve bhy 361 Broadway. AND MEAL.—5,000 BARRELS EXTRA on Bend hio, and State flour, sel se, and ship nent to Souther kiln dried corn meal, in ted for famil ee ly end ILECTEO tole & C eR Now ai ‘trays, baskets, ten sete, table cote, eee mufsoture are rarcantedieuper| ie [rma man OOD TEA, 250. PE) ¢ FOUND H ton pounds f old established w: Cor Green oi8 J NEEDLE MANUFACTORY oF 8. pe Wisew, & bg Mg Aiz-la-Chapelle, Pranai lisbed 1730, sone ten, is om the oontir er Lendor Saaeanat of German n oowntermark, as guard be attempted. Retail p thourand, or ton conts por wrapper of Beeond quality, two dollars, oF five een twenty-five nesd! i Ne CONSUME: SOF GOLD LEA¥ ARK RESPECT. fully informed that they can be supniied with leaf of all colors, by J. HADDON 6) Rowe strat, jar Poarl. GTATTENPORT—THE BUILDING LOTS IN THIS village being now nearly all dispessd of; the fow re maining on hand will be sold on very reasonable terms to close the concern. For particulars, apply early to JOUN A. FLAMMER, 15 Sevonth avenus. OUSE AND LOTS FOR pacer ak Peal dh aaa eee Seen h, 25x30 on the foot front 1 Morse avei as ren tree ty fiv New be the situation is good, and the house is woll Will be cold oheap for ossh. Inqu ANUFACTURERS OF SHUTTLES AND WEAVERS The undersigned offer for ale an ort ablien- ig toole for turning Iathos de, Artiolvs, 18 has boo for the wenu- ppt lf IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE FOR af eeia Rit wes os eases Reiee Apply to BROWN, 75 Nassau street. ps ing iy RIGHTS FOR SALE, good and well loos ‘ines. Any one oppertunity of 10 DAGUERREOTYPISTS—CAMERA FOR SA! Full sine tubo, (Haerison’s,) box, and ornamontel two 44 coating box meroury soon at ANTITO~ a DRUGS, FIX d goed = an emabtah a and profitable | concern yn. Tarms aceommedatine | Country a ae rty mite. live in part payin, ddross Box \f Toe otic, Ne. Daa ERR DrvagisTs. Ta me ARTISTS.—VYOR 81k OR TO ble Daguerroan gallory. Said gallery is din & Rood Country foe opormtice. 10 Sovthbury, New Haven gost, Oe: e ‘communication, ‘Gonaeeticut, will reesive peompt ora he tone eat ftinhst Sournb. 7. attention, NOTSL KEEPERS AND OTHERS.— ror SALE, mexpiced Longe orate with thefaraitge, whioh Ip near! 7, Of down town hytol, attuated fn thet a elas of the Hodeoe River iRaunvod oe taining forty rooms, fitted up with every | W. tannw dering ® good wual Por torma, WA Vasnupe Mo tl Plo: H UJahioe Peay ip taining athe PREMT asta, is and 601 doy Me. init The Inte Altre jute: wi |, widow of tue Jato Altres Hill, AoHIEFTST, LN Ne TOWLE ER, Nos. 142 and 144 nd street, and sold by her ‘roms Cnike MENDING. — EVERY DESCRIPTION or vs china and ¢ alabaster figures, vaxe a of all ine rivited and repsired OBED DAW. 32) Sixth av et street. Drilling dons for dential Pe apparatus, acids, Pie we ohemnioale, ie Ke. wonld fully solieis publio where they afe sh ail times roaty 0 * gaalet a ae Their Line, wish the uimose, adality soa fool assur, that arid qa furniah te im and at a lower sa oy are alee av maar deugs, chemicals, mincrals, eae ENTLE x’S FOPRIOR ADE BOOTMAKER aa es S rue Vivienne, Yaris. 8. SEGAR}—OHAMPAGN§, ~ CHAMP at to clogs oon signime xb 15,000 at $4 por M M. Champagne, of im: $5 por barkot, by arolay ar Bee ~ | Sue viet y ‘ from $4 to $5 Pollan to the teeth olin} toeth, ana rth on if Bold by all Togelar ar gels. E'HAT HATH A B =r —W hiskers 4 game of Dilhartee "te aa fien get Aouiars, Anns tyme 1, from tow to fig ry mene ‘ap telgn se