The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1852, Page 2

to Amertea. The vintage, the of wich revenue Pe atibed the chief monte for pro subsietence $or its inhabitants, has beon a total faifare the formerly another important ‘artislo of food, is still te nog, ‘ceeene All classes, efore are suflering, and as there are few sources the wland to which they can look for food, cloth- ing, and other necessaries of life, their distress must fmereate during the winter, and the fature is ocon- sinful anxiety and a apr ped such appaling prospects, the realous and ex- eelient civil Governor, Snr. Jose Silvestre Ribviro, addressed a circular letter to the merchants of Ma- on the 24th of August last, for the purpose of ing the unfortunate and critical position of the under his government to wee notice of nevolent and charitable classes in foreign and in the hope of exciting their pa- and Rae Hu 3 Ai aya assistance ont _ man o their fellow pee ros with fai 3 having been responded vedios parties ‘@ limited phsery ——— pros ions: moving been gaised that, with a systematic organisation and management, very considerable suecours ean) be | ferthcoming, he has named us, in an alvara of the inst., a8 @ committee to receive and su although we do so with a | ee delecentation . use allthe means in our to discharge it to the advantage of the dis- , and to the satisfaction of the philanthroplo gentribators towards their relief, we undertake the duty vith a full Koen wie of its difficulty; in the | Sees anna can calculate upon the counsel and | @0- operation, when a) ier for, of the numerous us in the islan possessing intelligence and knowledge, and in the Teliance of experi- | emcing, in all onr actions, every necessary indul- mea The undernamed parties have kindly under- en te receive subscriptions, and to transmit them go the island:— IN AMERICA. | Messrs. Boormsn, Jobnston & Co.. | Messrs March & Benson. George M. Lewis, Esq. New York. | Witsm w, Esq { Mossrs Robert Adams & Co + Philadelphia. | Gxo. STopparr. Ricaarp Davirs. J Howarp Marcu. Nuno A. Carvsito. ones MONEY MARKET. Monday, Dec. 27—€ P. M. ‘The market opened this morning, ufter a long rest, quite sctive and buoyant. The coal stocks were much | 1810 enquired after, and an advance of some importance was realized. At tho first board Nicaragua Transit improved 14 per cent; Pheenix Coal Company, 11; Parker Vein Coal Company, 1; Long Island. 1; Oamberland Coal Company, 14; Morris Canal, %; Centon Company, 3. Several small lots of railroad bonds were’ sold at prices current at previous sales At the second board there was ‘an active demand throughout, and at the close the té- dency was upward. Morris Canal went up 3¢ per cont; Nicaragua Transit, 3¢; Crystal Palace, 5!4; Montgomery Mining. 14; Long Island, {. There were large sales of Morris and Nicaragua. and our anticipations relative to these stocks are about being realized. There are a good many thorts in Nicaragua, and Morrie has been taken hold of by parties in Philhdelphia, who have had a fine harvest in Long Island, and have therefore the means to get up a pretty extensive combination. At present it looks very much as though it would rise full as fast as Long Island did. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $99,292 24; payments, $77,241 52, Balamoe, $2 979,711 85. Messrs, Delano, Dunlevy & Co.,18 Wall street, will pay, at thelr office, the interest due nt Proximo, on the bonds of the Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad Compa- ny, and also that on the bonds of Milwaukie City, issued on behalf of said company. The Tradeaman’s Bank has declareda semi annual divi- dend of $3 per share, The Michigan Central Railroad Company an annual dividend of eight per cent; the Man- | chester and Syracuse company, a semi-annual dividendjof three and a half percent; the Rutland and Burlington | Railroad Company, « semi annual dividend of three per cent; the Lowell Railroad Company, three per cent for the last six months, ‘The importations into this port to day (Dec. 27) have been as follows:— Butter—3 firkins. Beeswax—10 ble, Beer—56 casks. Cordage—246 bundles. Coooa—34 bags, 4,789 qntls. co. | com, Coffee—8,428 bags. Dry Goods—1,086 pkgs, Chi- neve, yer ship Swordfish. Drugs—30 bbls. and 2 cask, | eteam tartar, 29 bbls. arrowroot, 16 bales jalsp, 1 box Gkoree Bascue. Mavgina, Nov. 25, 1852. | Great Flood at the West. (From the Cinginnati Gazette, Deo. 25.) ‘The heavy and continued rains of Wednesday and | ‘Thorrdsy, in the valley of the two Miamis, caused a | Sudden rise of water In those streams and their tributs- mies, which yesterday swept in a flood over their banks, | carrying away fences, outhouses, dams, mills, lumber, and in many places bridges, in ite covrse. A large por- tion of the Eaton Railway is suomerged, and several bridges carried away. The Venice bridge on the Brook- Ville and Oxford pike was so obstructed with floating | @ri‘t, as to prevent it being travelled through. The pas wevger train om the Hamilton Railway, thut left yester day with a large number of passengers, passed the bridge beyond Hamilton yesterday morning. When a few rods beyond. a messenger on horseback announced to the won r that the flood had risen to such a height, aud , bore with such force on the middle pier of the Twin | Oreek bridge. that it had burst it asunder, and that the Adjacent embankment in many places had been washed away. The train, im half an hour after crossing the | Hamilten bridge, was backed down to recross it. When | the train had reached the bridge, it was discovered that | ‘the river bad risem with euch rapidity as to carry away pat of the embankments, which rendered it impossible ezors ; the locomotive and cars had to be left. aud the gera walked over the bridge A lovomotive belong- apes to the Eaton road was sevt up from Hamilton for the Degcage. and brought the passengers im second class bur- den and open cars back to this city. Judge Lane, Judge Mills, Horace Mann, and a numer ef Jadies, wore among the number. The river at Hainil- | fon, at 135 P.M. Basile § was, by the mark om the bridge, within 16 inches of the height of the flood of 4847, and rising—the water from the Mad river yet to eome down. We are informed by Judge Mills tliat he gaw brick houses surrounded by waver above the window sills. ana that the wrecks of evcrything exposed to the apgry flood were strewed upon the water. the river ex- tenéing for miles im width in the prairie bottoms. The express train on the Little Miami road, that left | this city at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, got as far as the Natrews, where the comductor found the track @overed by ide from the clay banks. After an Lour er two this was removed. and the train proceeded to a point a little above Freeport, where the track was com- pletely submerged. amd it was found impossible to pro- @eed over it. This train then returned to Freeport, where the pasrengers dined The worning tiain from Columbus—Mr. ame down as far as Mokey’s Pi Gorwin, where the Falier’s-— wo miles above hea ‘veen eh warhed as to ited here till moon, and then re- Kenia, and subsequently. im obedience to & mos- from the Buperintendent. to Volumous. The he mornirg train from this city—-Mr Bradley’s—re- turned here at seven jasi evening. Fare was returned to bore ete passengers who did not wish to return here, ming mail traim that ivaves this city a: raleck id not go out yesterday At 2'o’clock thie mo: ‘ning Superintendent Clement left Morrow with a special train ard 200 laborers, and tt was Roped they would be able to repair the track im time for ‘this morning's trains, which are ordered to leave Coluin- ‘bus and this city at their regular time. ‘The distance between the breaks is about even miles. Whe Real and Personal Property of the city | County of Albany. [From the Albany Express, Dee, 27 } | ‘The acsesement rolls having been eatirely completed, ‘the Supervisors, prior to their adjourament va Phureday | Mast. fixed upon tne rate of assessment. By the asseas- ment rolls we learn that the total astessed Valuation of | yea] and personal estate im th: city is a follows:— Personal Estate. Real Estate. Weel 3 $4,07 hie $14,248 467, of the O71, showimg @ total equalized ralua- for elty expenses by our eiti- | seme “will be $152,600, and we are also to contribute 82 27 toward: joint eity and county expenses, or & | of $216,065 04. ‘The rate of assessment will averazo 34. ‘The total amber of acres of land assessed in theooun- | is 908,973. The assessed valuation of real estate is 10,121,584; of personal property $1 501 166, showing a | total valuation of $11 712740, and a grand total of eity | and county, of $31,618,641. Toe total amount raieed by tx ta fn tha ley and county for expenses of government, is $' Tre Loss or Tue Western Wontv.—We learn from Capt Men‘gomery, of the Reindeer. that he mot ‘the bull of the Westera Werld the boat tha: was sunk Below Memphis, by co ming into onltleton with the 1 & W. Hill bot! in mill Passengers th Foport the loss of 90 lives by the disaste: the boat asserted tha’ it 14 were lost, all ere 9 were a total lovs. ‘The river fo: miles and miles was full of the cargo and the people ali along shore were reaping ® harves: in fish- tng it out of the river. The Reindeer had om board a man who was on the boat, and lost three ehildron. ile re- sides at Paducsh We are informed that the coilixion was caused by the pilots misunderstanding the signals pee other. The loss of life was cocasioned by the | wengers On deck. who would not go to the bow | bay to get on the otber boat, becsase she rocked about too much. id they romained om the deck, and were drowned — Louisville Courier, Dec, 22. Tue River ar Arwany —The warm rain of Fri- | day, with a south wind. caused the ice to break up in the river early on Saturday morning There was quite a freshet in the river, which aided materially in the bresking up. The water continued to rise during Gatur- Gay and yesterday, and the docks were partially sub- merged. ‘Large quantities of ice eontiaued passing by the eity up to last night. and the ferry honta exparienced meh difficulty in making their regular trips. On Satur- day afternoon, the boat attached to the South ferry was q@atried by the ice ands strong curreat about a mile below the city, being unable to make hesdway against | ined cbstacies. The Boston ferry boat went to fher sosistance, and oficr @ severe and gr Pretenctes tug ‘Mmally eucceeded im getting her safely home, and them Ferumed their trips. The ice has ail goae ou! of the Mo- hawk, there having been considerable of s freshet in that streem, eorseionod by the recent rains. We hear of po damage done by the water, as all our merehants were fully 4" pian for an inundation. —lUeny Maprese, U. 8. Distecr Cover m ARkANsas.—The Dwited States District Court, after a protracted and tedi @us sersion of twenty. nine ays journed om last Mon. day, during which ti tiowing convistions were — —Lowry Spaniard. am Indian, ‘Bob and Morter me- | A Morass THnowixe usr CHILDREN ovr inpow =A most ead and div it ensing event took $unee enh Digok, in Ss eal ot . oom, Evy , ene of our most respected snd prion citizens, His fog neers ter poussy, Seraagement of tind sroteced ® temporary ot ae recent sickwevs, had taken her four children to the ‘and threw them out of the window to | gvm ecpal, 160 bags and 124 casks soda, 18 do, chemicals, | 48 do.argols and 2 chesta lac dye, Dyes—180 cer'ns indigo, 24 bales cochineal, Dyewood—6,950 quintals and 571 500 | Ibs. logwood, Fruit—14 bbis., 394,000 oranges, 121 bales | almonds. Fish—250 quintals dry cod, 216 bbls. pickled cod, 596 do, hesring, 275 do.and $0 half do. mackerel. Greate—12 carks, Fire Crackers—2000 boxes. Grain— 5631 burbels oats, 156 do. barley Hats—8 ceroons., Horns—1000. Hops—63 pockets, “Honey~25 tes. and 1 = F Hides—16 343; 2 casks wet lron—9, 180 dara; pig. Regs—i28 bales, Rattans—g00' buvdies’ Metuse—2 050 rolis, Oil—5 casks olive. 59 do. palm, 19 do linseed. Potati 4500 bushels and 15 bbls. Shell —1 box tortoise. Bpices—6 bags pepper, 1i bbls, ginger. 2557 bugs pimento 1,050 mats cassia, Salto, 060 bask; 788 moyes ralt Suger—187 hhds., 8 tes., 2.174 boxes. Spirits-39 puncheons rom, 58 cases absynth. Segars— 1).417 boxes, 145 cases. 'Tin—680 boxes tin plates, Tal- Jow—19 carks. T 10209 pkgs. Tapiaco—1244 bbls. and 80 half do. 1 cO—221 bales. Wool—47 bags. Wine— 2 088 casks, 175 hulf and 1,609 qr, do.; 267 bbis., 278 cases. Wood—7x1 logs rosewood, 250 crotches ma hogany. Zinc—47 casks, The Directors of the Merchants’ Exchange have de- clered a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent, payable on the third proximo. ‘The quantity and value of ecrtain articles other than dry goods, imported into this port during the week enil- ing and including Friday, Dec. 24, 1852, were as follows: — Commence of tie Port or New Yore—Wexxy Inroxts, Quantity, Value. Quantity. Value. Alabssicrorm. 51 $497 Mair Cloth... 165 $13. Apothecar'sap 1 280 Do Manatact 6 Burley. 528240 4 214 138 671 10,130 3.103 767 6,983 a4 2136 Mathematical 5 11.083 _ Optical. 615 Jewelry, 3 504 Leather. 5 1.857 Boots X Shoes 5 Bunting. 2 719 Dressed Skins118 Charts. S860 Undressed do — Patent leather 8 Cornel’n rings. Corke . Corkwood . Dag plates... 9 Driige—Argols 2 321 Areenic. 1,068 Anagedite’ 12 6.436 Bi-oftb seda 128 675 «Sheathing... 64 9107 Browse powd 1 200 Irom, tons..1,207 61.982 Brimstone..1620 2856 Hoop, pks 2984 5,971 Carb.amme, 96 1.270 Pig, tous... 749 8.684 Obs 26 «M11 Rail. bars 9,996 63 63; Citieacid: “1 475 Sheet, pks..4.044 9, Cochimeal... 6 1) Tul 66: Cream Tarir 16 Rerences.... 50 do kmon 2 Gum Arabie, 72 n 29 4 2 2 = - C | _Amirs.—Sales were made of 100 bbla, at $4 56'( for | Optom .. - | pots, and $5 76 for pearls, per 100 Ibs. | Ehosphoras. $1 Banaderurve.—Plour tended upwards, The day’s | Plonta bark 500 transactions reached 10 500 bble.; cour at $5 $5 18%; Quinme.... 8 | superfime, No. 2. at $5 (6% a $5 26; ordimary to cheice | woo gee | State, and mixed tofancy Western, at $4 621, a $5 81%; Ls 2 common to good Southern, at $5 68° 9 $5 8734; fancy Boda ash Sulphur Perfumery. Sumac 2.108 Port monvales. 19 9.028 Tari'cacid Potatoes bus.16,639 3 400 ‘Tonq. Plaster, tons. Vermillion. 10 Yel. Bernes. 14 Fire Crackers. Firh= Herring Champagne. 6.70 soar Sherry..... la 23 831 G4.214 oo 445, Glass 2,090 foregoing list. Value of merchandise put om thi market in the third week in December, , Do. dry goods, do. iy Total... $2,728 678 ‘The prineipal items imports during the woek, wore as follows:—Begars, $47,901; undressed skins, $76.88 brandy, $68,608; trom, $61,081; railroad trou, eutlery, $24,904; hardware, $26,457; rags, $32,2 $61,280; tea, $239,999; watches, $134,763; champagne, $20,987; wool, $64,216. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of each bank in New Hampshire’ in the leading nigenost on the firet day of December, 1862, according to retu: made to the Becretary of State:— Barns or New Hamreniny, Debts due ta the Depo — Cireu- Nomesef Banks. Bank. Specie, — site. lation Ashuelot, ¥ 7,167 haz sia.ni5 site as 6,595 36,475 45, 5 14, 195 ey re 5133 26518 191,799 5.725 21,461 175,299 8309 30,494 189928 «3,219 18,665 78,011 2901 4497 DT STL 3116 25,364 W689 2.329 “2.290 274,889 $e Bae 123; 243,979 4 5,678 een 20.516 806k 24.498 100000 93 802 846 13,213 46 903. 165,246 8952 15848 99,049 925,875 13,023 89,705 97,46 163243 15,141 69,409 450 tems 87 Tht Taste f 3. 5 91.129 2, 3,779 ahr 3114 12) 90,247 2K ATT Pircateg feos s07th roe ab reategn 7 70. £ Pitteteie 4,504 2008 6.016 59,319 Rochoster 174.460 7,002. 470 70.971 Reekingh sway fe Gm 1. Streford meg 8 35100 95,474 ied | Warner hoe tt) Tost. Wineber' wedtor 0 on me Whice Meo 3,27) 1,203 6,8) 36 621 9 090,168 $107.00 BHID,67E #7 706,302 a | $5000 E RR Con Bés'72 101% do 20 102 1 | tinued to be hel 198,359 088,750 wee nn en Hee wee ins ia ae ee es 5880183 819.678 167,694 2,746,262 It appears by this that the increase in every depart- ment bat specie has, since 1850, béen very great. The proportion ef specie on hand to paper in circulation is small, but the deposits in other banks, for the redemp- tion of their bills, is large, amounting to $712,103. This makes the total amount of specte $879,707—about one dollar to three of paper in circulation, ‘The Cincinnati Gazette, ot the 24th, says :-- There was quite a little flare up at Columbus, on Saturday, at the public sale of the Franklin county stock in the Clave- land Railway. The county held $60,000, and advertised it for eale ‘at auction. Mr, Payne, Vise President of the Company, gave the commissioners notice not to sell, be- cause the railway company had endorsed the county ponds, which were issued to pay for it, snd guarantied the payment of them; and while these obligations are out the company will not consent to tramalee the stock, except to take up the endorsed bonds. The commissioners were advised by counsel that they had a right to sell, notwith- standing their bonds were out. At the time of sale, how- ‘ever, they proposed to sell in lots of $5,000, to be trans- ferred on the payment in county bonds at par. The pre- mium or amount of sales above par, to be paid in oash. ‘The county to receive the dividend on the stock, until trapeferred on the company’s books. The commissioners reserved one bid for the eounty. Beveral persons denied the right of the seller, to change the conditions of sale, The advertisement was to sell for cash in lots of $5,000 or upwards, to suit purchasers. The conditions of sale, as changed, would prevent men from bidding who would wish to be safe. A Mr. Donaldson avowed his readiness to take the whole at $130 a share, cash. Ile read a letter from Mr. Handy, treasurer, advising the sate at $130, as it was not likely to be worth more. The parties got much | excited and talked loud. In the midst of this, an In- definite postponement of the sale announced the farce ended, The anthracite coal trade, fer the week ending on ‘Thursday, was light, The Readiag Railroad brought down 24,428 tons, and the Schuylkill Navigation only 1,232 tons, bringing its tonnege for the season up to 799.516 tons, within 484 tons of the largest estimates made at tho beginning of the seaeon. It may be that the maximum amount, 800.000 tons, will be resshed yet, A day or two more of mild weather will enabie the boat. | men to reach the desired point. This company last year brought down but 579,156 tons. Notiee is given to the holders of bonds im the Schuyl- kill Navigation Company, that the interest due January 1, 1853, on the Convertible Mortgage Loan cf 1982, will be paid on and after January 3, The holders of the loans of the company of 1856, 1865 and 1893 mho have not yet exchanged thelr certificates for the loan of 1582, and 28th instant, in order that they may be duly placed on | the interest list. The total value of the foreign exports from Baltimore, for the week ending on '‘Churaday, was $94012. The ex- port of breadstuils for the weck comprises 11.089 bargels ef ficur, 1,052 barrels of corn meal, 8,858 bushels of wheat, and 4,915 bushels of corn, The Savannah Georgian of the 230 says, that the last gecount of the subscription to the Savannah and Pensacola Railroad, gave the amount of nearly two | hundred thou:and dollars. Since that more than one hundred thousand have been added to the swelling list, | making a total of over three hundred thousand dollars | subscribed by the eltizens of Savannsh. The amount | subecribed by the city is half @ million, making a grand | to the enterprize. Stock Exchange. $4000 Erie 1s} Mtge Bds 115 = 100 6h 1008 B KR 2d Mtg Bde 1073g 5000 wast ppaeme ae log 12000 q 2000 E Rie Con was jo S00 Hud let Mig 5000 NJ Contiki Ba 15 she Ocean Bank 60 Farmers’ Loan, amb Cl Co. 4 do. 150 do 100 do 200 eo | 108 do 700 | 100 do PONor a Wor iti "30 aX | 200 do 10 wae Railrow 108 | 200 do 63.N Y¥ & N Uaven RR 115 10 Crystal Paisce $0 Mich Central RR. .. 112 | 100 Dauphin Cos! Co, do 100 bess tears Co oy a do fh SECOND 100 Bonington RRbsm oo” BOARD. 100 she Niear Trans Co. gs 200 do 32 Sryetal Pals 1 13 Montgomery Mining 100 Bdgew’th La Co.b30 50 do b3 150 Hudson River R 290 Long Ialand RR 100 ee) | | | CITY TRADE REPORT, Monpay. Dec, 27—6 P. M. | Genesee snd Ohio at $5 75 | $6 87 « $6 25; extra Genesee feney Southern, at $68 $7. Abou anged bands. 6 932; extra Western, at $687 54 a $6734; and ¢ 600 bbls. Jersey meal buyers’ limits, and ruled quiet; 400 bushcle Genesee white fetched $132 Rye ‘ond bar: ley were inanimate, State and Western oats commanded 50 a 52e. per buthel. Corn reemed brisk and firm—th ales comprised 26,000 bushels; new Soutbern and Wee: tern, at 68)4 a 72c ; and old mixed, at 78 a 700. Cartie —At Washington Drove yard. —At market, 2200 beeves. (700 Southern, the remainder from this S:ate. Demand brisk, aud prices very frm. Sales were mad > | rates ranging from 6 to 9c. per 1b About 460 head left over unsold, At Browning's, (Lower Bull’s Head )— | Offered, 5.100 shecp and lambs Ali. 300 sold, at prices ranging fiom om $2 to $3 50 to $6 for the former, aud $1 50 to $8 60 for the latter, Cows and caives—45 offer- ed and all sold. at from $22 50 to $45 60. At Chamberiain’s (Hudson River Bull's Head.)—680 beef cattle oa sale, | Prices at trom $6 to $8 60; extra $9. Uows and calves— | | % on ale; none lett over, prices from $25 to $35 to $45 im quality, Market bri: Sheep | ja market, Bales ef the former at $2 50 a $4.0 $5 50, and | of the latter at $3 26.0 $3 50 to $4 All sold. | _ Cocoa.—A_ cargo of Guayqu:l, received om Saturday, hr! sold to = < terms th arcertained. jorrre —But 100 bags found at 9c. per We arket gun nage at one. Corton —The Canada’s advices being worse than anti- clpaved, there were no operations effected to day. Buy- | €18 Offer about J40. decline. Holders offer as and Ke. relying ‘on the light stock im the city. Faxionts.—Kates were firm, but engrgemente were bales Sea Island cotvon were id 4s, was kod There was nothing new to Havre or Lomdon. ae rates were firm, at last week's quote ". Fruit ~The buriness embraced 600 boxes bumch rai- sins at $2 $0; and 600 era and @: tor river, at $1 12)¢ Bay —A limited a te 1834 per 100 Ibs. me thirty bales were disposed of, at 22c. a | 24e per Tb.. ons Inon.—Thore have becn 100 tons Scotch pig bought at Mes per ton. usual credit Lime.Common Rockland was in good demand, and held at $1 1234 per btl , cash. | Morassxe.— Boles of 160 bbls. New Orleans, were effeot- | ed, at Sle. per gallon. Navan Broare—Within afew days 4000 bbis crate | turyentine have beem sold at $4 per 280 Ibs ; 100 spirits oe pase’ ge. & O7e. per gallon; ‘and 500 common rosin, geet wore 2600 gallons linreed taken, at 680. a 9c per gallon. | . Paovisaxs —Pork evinced improvirg ip ‘The ey Prime, at $16; do. , $19 008 vale 9 64: ham. | ile | a 8i0., an por Ib, Bales of 40 re 3 ‘ari | were made, ae Ze 812% pe per Ib Os pylitedes vd | and firm The sales embraced 460 pkge.; cowntry prime | at $6 8736 so do. mens, at $9 37!; © $10 9734; Ver- | mont do,. at $12 1234 ¢ 812 66; and repacked Chicago do, | $13 gio, Beef hums were in demand, ees Te ;a per Rice.—160 anon, fair to prime, Were dixpored of, at 43 7b @ $4 1236 per 100 Ibs. Soar.—We heard that 200 boxes Oastin were purchased, in part, at 9340. per Ib de of 600 bbls Ole and prison rinirs,—Bales wer whiel at 2435 9 24 lion. cot Sean opers fons contiated of 100 bhda, musocovado do. New Orleans, o. lb. Market firm. ieee! Tovscco —There have been 68 hhds. Kentue! ast ed, st 6.87340. per Ib sa dhses pond af PROPUCE BY RAILROAD. Enin— 3,642 bbls. aud 110 sacks flour; a sacks wheat; 965 do cate; 146 bola, and tes. lard; 7 bbls, wax; 3 do. ashes; hiekey; 124 Sa bales bays 183 earks beef; 2716 bogs; 67 bole, beans; preferred stock, are requested to do so om or before the | } total of eight hundred thousand dollars already secured | = ed at $3 87); per bbl’ Wheat con- | and Lamba—6,000 | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. gpSEE THIRD PAGB. en al A eh ye § ot Liven oy an Rapngoy, Ate. ee furnished bedroom, to let, in 5 ob ry ere Lonet te. Refers she ia In- cocupants. quire at 366 Broadwey. DI T B ape AY vomeare oR Box ING—AT 945 ane. tei : fal i seree, with the advan ee of a hotel. ry tence, $i per day. merit al OARDIN' see NO. . Page wy th FURNISHED for families oe ES Fenee vuired. 1. BARKERCS ‘ur ‘Browdway. OARD.—A FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD CAN ‘be had, by applying at No. 4 Union place. Butts GA HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM OW SE; cond Boor, to let for Indy and net, th board Broadway: between Canal sua Prince the, ‘ire. Broadway, ween ipent Oftee, for three days: OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND A fow sing tl can be accommodated with at ls wa'rooms, with board, at Ne. 165 Chat Boz, Ld be pg ond ger WITH cov eer! third Rosen with peta aaselatees Te Gectreds tries; alt for gentl eit alonata aad Bigtes Py ey Cora croton Bowe WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A PRI- ae Peaily where Shese are but a few or mo boarders, ny be espe mygert oak, Rete Rabie Ati Bs herald ollee, fF Shree days, will re prompt attention. FurNrene LODGING ROOMS—ONE FRONT PAR; Jor on frat floor, ne large room ox seeond flor one back rocm on third y fursioted, to let te ai with or alineat Teealtant and tes. Apply at No.t7 Chambers street. woll fur- desired. Terms moderate. Apply at 69 Fulton street. N° 10. boii SQUARE—WILL BE VACATED, ON the Sth of January, a handsome parlor and bedroom, jond floor. ARLORS AND SINGLE ROOMS TO LET—AT THE new Colline Hotel, corner of Canal and West strocts, moderate prices, and a few family rooms. OOMS FURNISHED TO ANY GENTLEMAN IN want ofa neat room, witbout board.at s moderate three rooms in ono suite, enitable for a sroall bot Per pe ‘Those rooms will bo | nt, suitable for an office. res No. v7) Franklin ttreot, ‘west side near Broadway. OOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TO gentlemen and their wives, or ringle gentlemen, Cur- nished or unfurnished, ins small family, very pleaeantly located. Apply at 231 Sixth avenue, Terms reasonable. 0 LET, WITH BOARD, FROM FIRST OF JANUARY, two handsome unfurnished rooms on second floor, su abio fora email family, or two gentleman and their vee, Also, aroom fora.sngogentieman Hot and eold baths on eam floor. Apply at 187 Bas) Broadway, WO SINGLE FRUNT ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, in a quiet family, at 26 Jay street. 0 LET APARTMENTS IN T SPLENDI HRER story house No. 73 Anthony strees, nest Bresdway. to respectable families. ‘The basement, or first floor, is suita- able for a physician. Possession immediately, ‘Apply on tho premises from 9 to 4 o’olock. Waxtencay A YOUNG MAN, A FURNISHED, | moderate sized room. with breakfast and dinner, in a private family. Address M. L. Broadway P ANTEDIMMED fel A A D> rooms, with fire pla dway, in s private family ‘phoes Were arene other board, ‘6, for an old Indy | ney laughter. Address Mrs. Francois, Brosdway Powt ce. office. COPARTNERSHIP NOLICES, Ee 0 DRUGGISTS.—A PHYSICIAN, WO WISHES TO devote bimself gotta Od to PH iach} Practioe, re- | quires a druggist as partner, wit! in cash. store is bor Astod up, well stocked, and: Noentea in an exellent neighborhood. Plenty of room sccommedat on to suis either Single or married. Apply at 154 Seventh avenue, betwoon ‘Twentioth and Twenty-first streets. ZHANTEDIA PERSON WITH THIS $0 0U0 year For an interview, address, W ome 5 $4, 00 ax pea pyc: A BUSINESS MAN, from $4,900 to $5 000 oash, or olty a> to ake, rj interest with the advertiser in tho loase of store, in ty wishing to re- ly, John Jahnson, asta eras Chatham Square} ‘ost Office. NTED—A PARTNER, TO JOIN THE ADVER- eee es the purchase oe Lee ot Pao Flag ind Ww A from be given. Hoe WANTED IMMEDIATEL ¥— MODERN BUILT referred, situated between Sixth and Nintl and mot above Twenty-fourth streets Addvess XX. office, first of April, ted on the east ai would profir Address J. S., Herald office. QOPEICE WANTED —& LARGE floor, ia Front streot, betweon Old wlip and Wall eect Addres of Rk, box 168 Post Office. ths A MODERATE SIZE BRICK HOUSE, al streot and Wost of Broadway. Btatv L. W., Herald office. J ANTED—A STORE AND THREE ROOMS, IN A ess place in the city. Address F., ‘stating OFFICE WANTED, | WANTED. A FARLOR AND TWO DED ROOMS, NICE. \ Jy furnished, with bathin and f board for s family of “our witho: be retired but pleaeaad, no ar some Catholic ebursh. required. ne | dress, prepaid, F., care of Schubersh & Co. Muslo depot, it: 287 Broadway. | WANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, OR PART OF A house, with modern impro street, Post Office. lot! HIRE OR Ayia a A canee ith all modern ii loon. | ainsibe, neem on Kighth and Fifteeath streets, west side of the city. Addrees, with particulars in fuli, to box 1,714, Post Office. ANTED—UPON A LEASE FROM 18T MAY, 1553— A store, (with "the residue of the premises, or part of the premises.) /n the westerly sige of Broadway” bet woen Chan bers fand White ai Lent will be paid for suitable ace tod rot fo responsibility and tiny aad by + A pox 3212 w* board for a lady, in some ple the Dowery, ins family whee the other boarders. Board ance if required. Ad- 0 Oflee, stating terms ond’ Ives: drone 3. W., Broad way Bort tion. for two days. NTED—A NEATLY Rta tN Pans} WANTED-THE ENTIRE FURNITURE | QVURNITURE | of a three story house. A mortcace will be gives on | the furnitw & one hundred dolise inet: be paid in advance, monthly, ‘These nob wishing to ‘fornish | onthe abovs terms need not apply. A note addressed to ter ; Broad way Post Office, will be reevived. WERART® REGISTER: A BARE CHANCE FOR A SMALL FAMILY —TaE upper part of 8 ni ry Howse, tibuatod in Onebersstcedt, Wik Voremaent, ton y Yonienee, to let; and furniture for solo, a8 iNsands. Apply at No, 664 Brondway, fourth floor, room, ig ie dase tea TO LEASE-A LARGE front jal with broad trance from eee and suitasbl: on three years lease, Avply 4 | J. HALL, 38 Wall street. OUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALB ro t, & nea rilnetas ali of rain. is Bs wie wish te on ‘erry,” office ‘the OLET-IN BURECKER STREAT, A PART OF A house, farni modern improvements, For particular O LET—A NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, with sll tl iY jorn ig oy ments, No. a5 Kast Trent; ot fre: Ww ath stcoos ‘ourth avenue. In 98 ea Twonty~ ee street, i} Washington CAnore SLOTHING falling om so ee ale a pon Store, 11 Orange svreen, Mom Chakom t Oh pt Srorarng AND FURNITURE ANT- — Ladies an: turntars to pr day Feats 6 aTadles cen of, y Lg Figs Seabee iy ihe itttoour, balla Sadat aia ater, uaanieercin tt ak et HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, Nedaxdotoss. | & oI fens | aaa in favor ‘Scdewn, John Mohriny o,Ganeral Committee James Fin are F Modown, W ILDON, 85 Nassau streot. CLAS8 GROCERY bt ged F part of the city, i tale. trade now off ek, > wacom. | ke ‘agreed on. dress O. P., Herald o' Con! Youn Men's GaweRat. Counters, ee James M. HANOE,—FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFULLY A akat ty Sar nnd oper saloon, with room for splen- Casper Ms ere. ee ey, ee Ceca tae Wil beseld iow fer caste Charies R sedan ks business Me ‘ : ; anu for W. J», oorner &f Grand and.Clinten streets, in Murrey. Thomas W. Olmstead. ‘bar room. i Brice | TLLIARD TABLES FOR SALB-SUITABLE FOR | ere oF pri private ae made ap wit jap may India & f in Forshay. musbious. secon 4 mas Kelrnan, Theaptor cack.” GRIFFITH & DECKER, 9 aun stecote’ | We'Simpecs Dis are, ARGAINS— GREAT BARGAINS SELLING OFF, 90 dore,appainbedl beg Geneeal Gomecitiod al ‘tae en. ’ Inspec! aD) y WATCHES, .4WKu. X, ETO, | 8,—N. A. FREEMAN, 289 BROADWAY, I Der oclngarion and bone: fut sororhmontet a Went arhirey trot ath street, near Eigh! spoons, forks, an: bis i ear ieee! LEASE AND FIXTURES OF THE presents, at the lo 165 ey venue, be- eae ‘SE IN PARIS- MANUFACTORY IN NBW YO! front is a lange est & 00., Jowe SL very best Seaxty by tbe inet Taste tors, &e. it aesortment of és Tes gel | Rick ben Ue oases eral dry jous stones Pays ‘the ep Tow prices of tho jewel noes Inthe a tate Cat partie about commencing om, 5 sn Sie, te SPO en na Ma Mates | elm Ont fereer manu ies mex! J a gppicated deer ia ‘CLARET, W aud Si Cotas street. Ee te elo pelle OR SALB—AN OYSTER AND DINING SALOON, IN a first thoroughfere, and now doing s good busi- Ross. “apply ate ory, basement. OR SALE.—THE HOUSE AND LOT, 75 MURRAY street. north side Lot 75 by 100 fess. Inquire of H. Weld, 187 Fulton street, from 8 to 9 A. M., aud 2to3 P, M. Med SALE—t09TH STREET LOTS—FOUR LOTS BE- Eleventh kad 100 foot from in Pri S per lot. Terms ens etwoon 10 and 12 o'clock. —A BRICK frerkiing re, in & fourishing vil- TCH JEWELRY IN GREAT VARIETY, OF NEV and beautiful petterns, of Europe er with fansy ariel >t very 1 w rates, (2 Broadway, cor. Road Inge Yof 7.000 inhsbitants,) in suo contre ot this Etare. A | aifsreat watehess wae Losdatuura; with farhilarky om eamselaedige, taben in: | Scene Wetshes ou ia wind mpned sai banee without bn Exchange, Apply to BEEBE & HALLERT, 108 Broadway, fay. J0Le6 JEROESSEN a office 15. Watehes, fone saresaniog from him with eseb wateh, pe JOR SALE—WITH FIXTURES AND FURNITURE—A foot timo ki house at prosent » coupiod a8 & boarding house, capable coorER WATOKES, of scoommodating about iifty boarders, and makes at pre. | Duplex and ae some in hunting oases, perfect Umm sent four hundred @otlars a month; is situated ins moat | Keopers INDEPENDENT SECOND t locality for down towa busi men. For partiou. please address it. By Horald office, Wavones for timing hiteos, in gold and aver ¢8006. Splendid Gold Pooket OR SALE—A SRAM ENGINE AND BOILERS, OF | CHRONOMETERA. twelve or Siteon horse power, (ave been ranning Jold and sliver pupaba,, OnreqnyD Levene, short time, and are too small,) they will be taken out in & | dali oshor atylestof wi short Sim toput aps jarger engine. Can boson ranuing | ‘Alt of she above for sale at retail, much less than 0: atony time, at the Mill, Price aud terms mado known at | agual ocios; also all kinds of sewxLny, diamond rings, a: he Mill, No. 377 West street, or of D,G. STARKEY, No. | “lass sPOONa, 3 Platt street, Al sine, Bete, gold wedd: q —A STAGE ROUTE. CONSISTING OF TWO | gold eye an id pons ant ronning the distance of about eight | Shiels, fine. F. Brooklyn: tS ell snd is a pro- | ouff-pins, i vor speciaols storitng al mb rer poe eal » oh loss ‘Shan the jomaityoeste Ii watohee warranted to Ke y returned, Wi Table investment fora tan with « sinall ospital. For fur- Shee Safaionayions apply to ROBINSON, & Nassau street, up stairs OR SALE—THE THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT — brick house and lot on the north side of Eleventh stroet, as soventy-one feet east of Avonue B. Croton watorin, and er tartan ‘and jowe! p polinale and etl 2 sewer conneoting with the atrest, ko. 33,000;’only | all strodh, up ataire. wear $600 cash; b eon mortgere. Tnqui M. RRY, | No, 144 Fulton street, from {to 11 A.) —- MUSICALS es : Oy ae re a oe thie MATEUR VIOLONCEuIst.—a NUMBER OY YOUN ners is wholesale and mand oo portu- men wishin = Q nity to engage in the li r business ne seldom to be meet with a re: Mey with. "About $1,080 sh wiil'}9 ovyuiced. “Apply to | Club, Herald eh eee a eee eee USIOAL.“SIGNORINA BLIZA VALaNTD) ORSALE—TWO OF BOGARDUS'S MILLE. PLEASE , miler pe de chant du ¢ toire | apply at No. 45 Ann sircet. UERREOTYPIST full-sized tubo, Harrison’ and and all utensils AMERA FOR SAL! eat; Allen's patent ornt ed with afull-sized camer at ANTH cold cheap. Can b ¥'S, No. Broady ay. MISCELLANEOY H™s MANHATTAN LABORATORY PREMIUM JUBE st youne indice, 9 , t . Seguin wal be hapny testy sive all lerma'ion concern! rms, plans, &o No. 89 White street, B ar Brondway, between the hours ine i m1 aaa’ vy Ts ogaia in the mar uot, ant ri 7 as Wow of ‘the Wand 11 A, M., esoh morning, }o. a ‘ANOFORTES TEN NEW ,AND SRCOND-IIA?) SCHIEFFPELIN own | P Pianofortes, of New York wad Howto | Nos, 143 and 114 Front street. ; Ht the fis Selavented. Atséslena patent action ; PB. CURTISS. P#4¥0,70. BE souD—a HANDSOME six ooTA\ dey Dubois & Seabury, | Loy earn Ay oly at EDR lee 5 a 4 Tove, Wleseker strech fourth avr hy PrAxoronre FOR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD SIx 0 tave ea Pianoforte, wil! be disposed of ats barga Mf son applied for mediately, Inquire at 481 Broadway, tf eS os EH a LOWEST RAngracruar 1d do well to call and ndid seven three month fototy, 148 Wooster street, near Hous CHARLES CARR anp jeg —JOUN Bk te No 119 AU rect h:son hand s ‘soot et none ofS 7 Sroadway” ne ine sasistactior RODHEAD & Leda WHOLESALE DB. fruit Beogerinne large t ORN LIUS* SOLAR AND FLUID LAMPS, GIRAN- doles, mantel candelacras, ga: chandeliers, Leg rey table cuth t ei Bre La j s on tags, Ko. at redwoed plow CU SUER MORGAN, os spa street, botweon Fulton ry Ann, ple reh. advortiscr bas made the important disco yk nae steel ee ar is, te a 5 BOTTLES OF PURE BRANDIBS, PO era Muscat and in 4 rt teigan yaaliten apo ‘ Ske, UNDERiiL Broome street, corner Crosby | | 200 BASKETS HEIDSICK, 100 BASKETS ORARL byorty and Red baskets Sohriee | aa, 100. dose Hoekbion, wines, ie est | ad “German of {itten, 38 oases brawdied o hide | ke tage ANDLE MOULDS—WARRANTED FOR MANUFAQO- Tam En gellow, sperm snd adamantine candies. WIL Premium medal at th’ r"gne bent ean moulds, bogs to a¢ o he is still manufacturing cand) maids, of the bat materials and workmanahip, at the gorne of Houston and Allon streets. randy rum, tina st foram howe, | ys JANARY BIRDS. £0. —W. F. MESSINGER, i usee fs, waperior, jowery, opposite Bord as undow | WM. ILIA, 40 Broome sirwes, cernérot Cros! largest and best aasortmant of a | ~ nar of Gres in the United States, A Taro. epport | BRANDIES, roRt, SHERRY, MADEIRA, MUSC. prevents. And Malaga wines | Irish, Seofot, Bourbon and Mon. sholo whiskey; Jamaica and St, Croix rum; Lond. RON BEBSTEAD WAREROOMS, AND CHE ran, tone, Sohieds n, fc. ho aby’ Mattros ¢ Depot.—tron it F cent. 1K to $40; the the new olaetio fel | 8 varioti | the ab nay'e er store, by wie a Np! a JHAMPAGNE Fox Tt a THE a BASKET mm ‘a celebrated Gray f on Cro Cordon, eo ee, Ro yiNpow our’ CURTAINS—PRICES REDUCED—NO. 4i P erect, corner of Willism.—Thi ibe atly reduved pri d eteniicas ween m ry kinds oft curtain trimmin; ans ail. CHILD! & age Practical Upholeterere, ALAMANDER LT part 4422 IX) PATENT WITH FB vr Gn nent —STB bee yt vA Ld to art of Now von y G.P. AMP AG NE AND OTHER WINE WINES—FromLti Louis, a snp ain France, Er land and Gorey; Vataery Fret chan pague wm and other ‘or enie by ebe im 10 THE BEEF pitt de 4 OF NEW YORK AND vicinity. —A now hide he of ot Ns, No, 212 Fi nesr Houston, by 46 bute pales rocr, brown stout, So: im gin, Sootoh, Irish, and mnength] for sale by ©. BURDICK, 73 Liberty street ONDON DOCK BRANDY, PALE AND DARK, PR five to twenty years ol4 Jamaten Rum, of t liclous flavor an: Sehic Jama * | Wwhiskeys, segars, PAST, AND NOW. aw YEARS, hopes—its xaxiow C ORISTMES HAS With all medioal authorities Die coral bair te Sereet, tan awa. voce ta, Westaneh tee ie Makes the worst hair most fine to peor Mees nade iar ees Soot! ‘or sale, in bott w suit, with imy artie! pact of New ¥o so that all may use shem., Depots. 408 Brondway, N. 4 175 Puiton atrees ookly 44 South Therd etroot, Phils | ey City, vy G. LET dolphin; and by W. & H. TAYLOR, Baltimore, | HIA ALE, PORTBR, AND BRO 0 YOU WANT WHISKERS OR MOUSTACHRS? 13 | your hair thin’, If to, use Graliam’s Ongnent, and Is | goosch ales “etal ees ganda in ‘they } nad wx wee) # your grow strong and thick "It will are-—anivesselly tbe te not stain or injur Wik, Ueareateeio vets s | So na family age @) in bottles, by ver bottle, sent to any part of the country. iH UNDERELL! ial 10) Broome cirest) R. G. GRAHA! cn ae = maa ‘COTOH AL! East INDIA TONIC PALE 4 MILLINERY, SoThalin Brown Stent and Londen. Porter y suing OFF.—SELLING OFF, FOR A FEW DA¥S id pints of mit the — Mey at rior,” Also, the largest sock only. The bi '@ of the stock of Paris and other = 2 EW CLASSES—BROOKES’ DANCING ac vee at hie pew Assemb! ems, No. 31 Broome streot. The most ap b) at G A clase for lad fen 3 till 6 o'clock. ing from a ‘till 10} "Ba otc cherap, in cat part of Ne tambour and Jersey City, ¥ ba Pa Ww male. n 36 4 ADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-OPENED HBR janner ¥ SCH GIN, IN JUGS.— Tar ti vrei teolehrated es Tobicdam gin, manufaovor Erber Shaves want ee Gtthad rds Me oan a Iebak, ‘Fer.csbe by ane ri = fader and groaers inthis city and the Vite ast ———— OOOO ie a0 Tepe s Boaver | Len RITE... ee rae, HES TO paeate WITH A ed L. ay aaa te ina the Fronoh MBRICAN ap. FOREIGN AGENCY. direoti a1 y ears’ ¢xptriense enables ren een ficiafach ty riforence. Please aa dreos Mine B. F. F., Horaid mopeae ae eae | tela erecem ta app! 213 Yaltou street.et @ cond Ky viola’ ton of tn rah Lah Yoo D—A PERSON WHO IS WELL TT Et pati LT the Fronoh ie ane erie oe bret J also, it to a" Fels Wisse of ‘Novtoli, Wa THR et AND taaen ae = if 4 5 :