The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1853, Page 6

Our Washington Correspondenee. Wasurxerom, Dec. 10, 1863. whe President's Mesrage—Imporlant Omissions—The HmRALD amd ue Administration—The New Era in National Politics—The Drift of the Cabined and Congras on the Spoils Plotform—The Stool Pigeon Democrats and the eat Cungress—The Gathering of the Lobby—The Treasury Surplus, do. The world has got the message. The abolition organs otNew York had the first reading, but Comgress, the lobby, and the outside world have sinos read it; and most people, without complaining wuch ef what the President ‘ays, are disappointed in what he has not said. He says mothing about the startling condition of Europe—nothing about the Africanization of Cuoa, upon which the Union as deen harping ever since the removal of Judge Brousoa—nvihing definite or satisfactory eoncercing the Maheries—notning affording any idea of the sort of treaty wemay expect with France in commercial matters— —wothing of the Monroe dcctrine of non intervention aod John Bull in Central America—nothing of the Tshusa epee question—nothing of the Sonora fillibusteriag expe dition—nothing of our future policy, with regard to the Mormons and Hormon polygamy, (which some suppose ix Yestand as one of our peculiar institutions, under the adviee of Caleb Cushing, the law officer of the Cabiast)— ever & word about French rpohations, and nothing con- gerning the annexation of King Kamehamehe and the feadwich Islands, And why not? Why are all thase @mizsious? Why should we not ammex the Sand wie islands, the king and his council, and all. We have gome of the greatest rivers, and mountains, ani plains tm the world, why should we mot have the biggust and hottest volcanoes? But so itis, A king goes beguing at he White Heuse, while the reporters of ths New York Bribune and Times have the first pop at the messago. But they have Sxed the busiaves for the New York Haeap, The election of Forney—the sileneing of the poor, sorry national democrats, needed omly a copy of the tasssaze te the New York abolition. organs, to do the business fer the Hemaip, It is done. Go among the spoilumen here, anywhere, and they will say that a great triamph, & great Cabinet triumph, has been achieved over James Gorden Bennett in the election of Forney as Clerk, that the Cabinet is up, that Forney is up, that Cengress is up fund that Bennett is down, and must be sore under his defeat. And they have clin¢hed the nail with the message So [ bad supposed; but from your ewn* columns I see that the fight on the part of the Hrnacp isnot yet begun —that it has been merely planting its batteries for the real work of the campaign—that it bas been bringing the @abinet to the issues which are yet to be fought out before the country. Among these iasues are the election @f Forney, and the Union's official interpretation of the Baltimore platform, the ome being the moral platforu of Whe Cabinet spoils party—the other their political plat- ‘The Virginia delegation voting against Forney, are de- with the "S battle upon that let-er; and would not be dixpleased, you may rely upon it, to gee the letter repubdli: hed in the HenaLy onthe first day of every month, with the name and districtof @ery maa ta the House supporting him, unill the election of the ext Congress of 1566 is completed in all the States. Thus gvery wan will be brought toa direct netuemen: with his own constituents upon the question of morality, versus, stool n evidence, involved in his election. Thus the sport will be prolonged till the popular verdict iso In this view, tne Hekaly gains every thing oy the cobesion of the Cabinet and Congress, upon the new rganized a new list of officerr, had the poor nationals gaised ae aay wpon the thre-hold, there would have Deea no left for the Haga to work upon. I tell the over gemficent spoilemen, therefore, that all that has taken pees, is but the work of preparation for earryiagithe into the evuntry. ‘The New York uationals are covnted out. The reaction return @ wholesome opposition delegation te the next 8 and thus the work will go into the otber States State by State. But it will take a year or two yet to @othis, This lst year the aggregate of the apotle dis- feibuted was perhaps twenty-tve millions of doliara A Jasge proportion of this amount was wasted upon mea whe will not pay expenses. But there are thirty millions in the Treasury, and there are s thousavd sehemes and projects on fovt to get at it, aad every dem- @eratic mem ber of Congress feels that be and his constit —— help them) have an interest iu this surplus of 4 i And as vultures, ravens, and crows, and other birls of gvil omen, gather over carcass, eo are the forces f the lobby concentrating at Washington, Claim agents, patent agents and drummers, contract specula balloon builders, and what not, are here, and here ‘they will be, off and on, for nine monthstocome. Royal inners, champagne suppers, and osu rs, will be given to the members, and the whole schedule for worming ths revenue out of Master Guthrie will be tremen- ard, one way or another, the mo will go—it is bound to go. ' But when gone, and the offices are all gone, then look out neral crash among the erockery. The disap. of the spoilsmen, like a horde of hungry wolves, juthrie andthe Cabinet, and all eon- ‘the sport will be all the better from the part conflicting aspirants and cliques for the suc ill play im the gare, ts in Congress have eaved in. Good. expectations ef immediate help from the regular leaders of the party have failed. Mr. Stanton’s resola im caucus were put out like a rush light, with a mere The sd ninistration is supreme, the Cabinet isa unit, national democrate are nowhere, and Congress sayt God is great, and Mahomet ia his prophet, Yes, in . And Gen. Cass is a good man, but he is tender fected, lacks that element of moral ‘courage which was the stness ef Clay, and Calhoun, and Jackson. Gen. Cass is mot the man to “take the responsibility.” Dickinson has Se into @ scrape, and may get out if hecan, Gea may or may not heip him, incidentally, but he is not to rum his head against ine Cabinet; and so of Judge Tae Judge bas some plick: but he, too, has an eye to the windward, and number one ix his mumber, it is every’ man’s number. Be is not ore Da ra the main chance yet awhile. The cream of te is good. Not even Everett, grost as he isin mveliect, profound as he is in legal and historical learning, even Everest’, it is most likely, will be found in- eapable of grasping the practical issues of the times, and of de them to a practical purpose. The great Irasen image of the prophet Daniel, was fearful to look at; but it stood upon legs of clay. Aad so, is an adimin- istration resting upon the spoils. Ita will orumole gover, and the grest idol of the spoilamen will them fall te ground;, and upon tne eve of the campaign of "96, we shall witness, perhaps.» second edition ef the dectine and fall of Goptata Joha Tyler, Angela preserve ms from another Tyler convention of ofice-holders Baltimore. Thus much for the prorpect« of the future. For the ra We are in expectation of a round of grand suppers, L = De He i tlt vanyeee the Speaker, the Clerk, the Sergeant-at Aras, the skeeper—and primter of the House. sad other official speeches at the Clerk’s ‘estival, will probably be oticially reports’ in the Tribune and Times; gh eg may expect alo an indepen‘tent report of them for HgraLp, 2 YOUNG HICKOaY. The cabinet Opinions, &c., at the National Capital. (From the Washington “tar, Dec, 9.) ENT FUND OF THE HOUSE. For years past there has deen a struggle at the opening @ every new Congress among the banks and bankers of Washington for the custody of this fund; aa, accor ling to the prevailing cus:om, the Speaker usually had from $60, 900 to $100,000 for disbursen ent nominally in his ands, ‘but really in the vault of some bauk in Washington. T. teader can understand, without farther @: ‘as, that this deposit was no mean obj to gontend On this oceasion, however, it appears that act ing under the advice of the Secretary of the freasury, who fore not regard the Speaker as a legitimate cisbarsing officer, the latter will leave the contingent fuod im the Treasury, giving bis drafts or requisitions upoa it to set the acoounts for which he must check, which will be paid by the Treasurer of the United States on presentation, Aa & matter of course, this stringen: reading of the sub-trea- law on the part of the Secretary and Speaker, creates a0 little feeling on the avenue. More np it ts todicative of tbe extreme rigidity of Gisbursements here, to which the present Secre- tery i6 su ppower to lean, A VERY IMPORTANT LAND OPFICE DECISION. The State of California having applied to select, as semi & mary jancs, under en act of Congress, passed ‘hird of Mareb, 168, © the mission of 3an Luis Rey and the lana eppurienant therero,”” the Commissioner of (a General Land Otice has decided against tue application, on the ground that the lancs thas proposed to be selucted are sovered bya claim now before the Board of Lend Com missioners in California, \d are in consequence reserve ami not subject to such losation; for the reason that the seoond act contemplates only the selection of unimproved, agricaitursl lands, and cannot be considered as em recing valuable improvements, if such exist, as is be towed, at thin non. We have isfled ourself from Californians that the + $a ‘som the lauds of this mission are worth IMPORTANT TO ARMY OFFICERS It in held oy the accounting oficers of the government that an officer allowed by set of Congress the full amoant of bis pay and subsistence for ® period during which he ‘was out of service, is not oy that ph-aseology entitled ‘0 emoluments and a lowances like forage, elotuing, wages f servant, fu, querters, Xe, which depend upon owaer- ship and keeping in secvioe of horses, the aovual empic and Circumstances attending the , even when he is wot out of EXECUTOR? AND NOT GUARDIANS, ENTITLED TO DRAW. Under the rule Poko men in the departinents bere, when an act passed directing payment of a certain amount to the “legal representative’ of a decedent, payment to the guardian of the decedent’s children was tefased. In wuch oases, payment must be made to the exec itor or administrator, duly appointed by letters texta: entary or of administration. : Ps “1 —_ OFFICERS’ RATIONS. in bold in the department that a separate permanent in the Marine co: ps must be designated as such by ercers of the Navy Depa:itment, and .garrisone’ with = in order to entitle the commanding officer to ra.ions under the act of Congress of Aag. 23, 1842 BUSINESS AT THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE. + The businers done at the General Land Office during the month of November, jnet passed, was:——Letters re- seived and registered, 1,816; do. written and recorded, 1,820; patents prepared, 5.651, do. recorded, 6,099; mili- warrants ¢xam in 4,711; do. briefed, 4,654; serip 19,892 aores; swamp land selections, 19,926, A RECENTLY APPUINTED COLLECTOR REMOVED. We anterstand that Abraham Kromer, who was ay potted Collsstor of the port of Sackett’s Harbor, X. Y. in has been remeved, and Thomas S. Hall has ee ee THB CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY Ds Annee. be ‘ On the Sth ef December, there were Treasury War- rants entered om the books ef the Department — For the redemption of stocks ++, $119,829 33 For Tressu Department, e 5,000 00 into the Treasury * Covered into the Treasury from miseellancous sources. toes . For the War Department... Fer repaying for the War Department. For the Navy Department... For tbe Interior ce AED *INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. BONE Y MARKET. Sunpay, Dec. 11—6 P.M. Durirg the past week the stock market had besn mo- derately buoyant. The operations have beea to some extert, and more decided movement has appeared in some of the leading fancies, and those who have held for sometime, alnest against hope, have now some chance of getting cut without ruinous serifices. Nicaragua Transit has been the favorite among certain speculators, and prices have advamoed about three per cent. This company will soon mace a report, and present it ata special meeting of the stockholders, called for that pur- pose, This is the English and New England plan, and will bea new feature here. This will enable those who feel inclined te put such questions to the oftivers of the company, explanatory of the report, as circumstances may dictate, sod the whole matter will be more satisfac. torily disposed of than in the secret, mysterious manner usually practised in this latitude and longitadg. The report, we understand, will be full aad conclusive. The report of the Eris Railyosd Compeny, is, we believe, acceptable to stockholders gsnerally, Tae aggregate amount of stock end debt on the 30th of Septem der, 1853, was $33,225,848. The gro:s earnings for the year ending September 30, 1853, were $4,318,962 36, Transportetion expenses in same time, $2,407,373 13. Net earnings for the year, $1,911,589 23, This is the gist of the report. Numerous tables'are given, to confirm and substantiate these state- ments. Cne thing appears pretty plain im this report, ‘and that we are pleased to see. We allude to the entire management of the line, so far as operating itis eoncera- ed, This isan important step, which, we trust, will be ‘ollowed by others necessary to put the eompany, in its nterval and external affairs, upon a sound and solid foundation. There is mueh yet to be done, and Mr. Me- Alpine must not get weary in well doing. Nothing has transpired in any other promizent stock ealculated to in ftuence the market value either way, Money continues in active demand, and the etreet rates range from nine to twelve per cent for business paper, Tho banks are slowly but steadily enlarging their regular line of discounts, but as Jong as the outward movement of specie continuss #9 strong we eannot expect mnch ease in the money market. The exportation of specie from this port during the week ending and including Saturday, Dee. 10, has been as an- mi acmiere oy Specie rrom Tae Port or New York. Ship Ellen Foster, Shang hae, doublons. .... $19,620 00 “ “ Spatiah dollars 1,161 60 “ “ Speci 5,120 00 Steam:bip Baltic, Liverpool, Ingo 856,654 82 “ “ Mexica rs 14,608 00 “ “ English ooin., ‘963 00 Total Dee 8 to De. 10 Previously reported. Total for 1853........ orev eo S24,519 619 51 During the came time the shipments from other ports have been upwards of one million dollars, The steamsh'p Europa, from this port for Liverpool en Wednesday next, will probably take out a very large amount of speci¢. The Cunard Jine offers mere favorable terms fer shipping gold than the Collins line. The steamship Arctic, at this port from Liverpool, to- éay, brings four days later news from all parts of Europe. ‘There is rothing definite or decided relative to the posi- tion of affairs inthe East. The financial accounts are not so favorable ss those received by the previous steamer. The London Chronicle of the 29th of Novem- ber, says — There has been a very unsettled and anxious feeling manifes‘ed to-dey in the English stock market. There are many matters of an importact charaeter which now Gistract the attention of the dealers, and the operators find it difficult to arrive ata defiuite conclusion as to the probable course of future events, and the phases of the market, As regards politics, the dealera look with in- creased anxiety at the progress of the Eactern question They generally conclude that the period for negotiatioa bas elapsed, or that the efforts to secure peace will beun- successful. Money has for the las: few days beem gradually becoming tighter and tighter; discount accomadation is found to be lesa freely granted, and» fear is ex pressed that the value of money is about again to advance. The export of the precious metals to France and to St. Petersburg has for some days past, as before noticed, been very active, and for the present there appears but slight chance of much di- mination. On contrary, it is feared that the ship ments may be extended over a lengthed period, and be- come accelerated. The financial operations of the govern- ment are of increasing importance, and the anxiety to know what is in contemplation is very great. With re ference to foreign politica, the ascounts received to day have not, by any means, tended to assure those interest ed in the subject, that farther negotiations for an amica ble settlement of the differences between Russia and Tur key will be successful, and hence ed lca anxiety felt om the matter increases rather ihan declines. As regards the money market, there is certainly much reason to ex- pect that the present rates will be maint and that the value of money is ga likely to a. borne: peed recede during the present year. The large amount of stock pur- chared by the public during the last two months, amas yithdrawn considerable amount of capital trom one channel, and thrown it into the market for employment elsewhere. At the same time, the ex- portation of the precious metals, which, as we have so often had to remark has been most astive, in- creases, and is likely still to do so, whilst it will be ob- re:ved that the arrivals of gold from Australie are not, by any means, to the extent they were expected to be. ¢ fiaanciai arrangements of the Chanceller of tae Ex- chequer axe, however, of more immediate importance than either of the two preceding questions, as upon them depends, more than upon any thing else, how the pri of the public fuuds will be aifeeted, and what will proba bly be the course cf the money market. It is remem dered tkat during the early part of the month of January, now pretty close at hand, » sum of about six millioce sterling has to be paid to the public in ths shape of aividends, and that a similar sum represents the amount of the various stocks which will at the same period be paid off. The ar rapgemen's which may have m made upon this sub- ject are felt to be of considerable importance; and aa, with the exception of what was announced in the Aforn ing Chronicle of Saturday, there has been as yet no intimation afforded the dealers, their anxiety iacreases it is feared that if a sum of about twelrs millions s‘erlirg were at once to be piaced in the hands of the public, an instantaneous and most injurious effect would be pro- cuced. The circulation of the bank would be sudden!y expanded to an unvafe extent, money would become ex ceadingly cay, specula'ion would be promoted, projast of doubifal character be projected, a mass of foreiza si curities would be thrown upon our market, oar metal resources be greatly reiucei, and the whole monetary system of the country be di-arranged and thrown iazo cisorder, from the time to recover. With reterence to this subject ii in us cessary to o>terve that the Bank of Eoglant is as deeply interested in if as any other mouetary institution or firm in thecountry. It is evident the Bsak mast have a con trol over the currency, aud to obtein it mart posses a large amount of goyernment stock, whieh, upom an emer gency, may be ti@Bwn upon the market and sold nk moter, 80 a8 to keep down the circulation, other words, whilst it would issue notes operation, it would call them back by anti keep up the “equilibrium of its active ciroulatioa Th- Con-ol market epened this morning at the price of 9644 to 962%, ant rallied to 9535 to 9534, but reseted, wai finally left off at 9634 to 959; for mouey and acount. Coa tols for the Janasry account are quoted at 99 to 9514. Stock is now plentiful, and money is vearcer amongst tas cealers. Out of dora the demsnd for mony ggatinaes very active, ani firrt class bills cannot, uuderhny oir comatences, be Ciscounted under 5 per cont, With refer ence to the recent shipwenta of gold to Rasela referred to inst week, it appears that the Emperor has obtained ad vances upon certain English securities nsld by which have been remitted to St. Peterabarg. A thatan mt mereantile house in Loudon is conr ed with the contraction of a new Ras tent of £6,000,000, is incorrect. There is, howsver, res- ton to belleve that a well known house at Amstacdam, deeply connected with Russian interests, is at the present time seeking tocbtain a large sum of money for trans- mission to St, Petersburg. The Times, of the 20th of November, says :— The specie movements of the week have been extraor ii parily heavy, and grestly on tl vorable side. The arrivals have consisted of £276,000 gold, and £50,000 silver; and the exports of upwards of £800,000 gold, and £20,000 silver, of which the amount of goid tor the Rus- sian government was £600,000, while an additional total = £160,000 has been sent wo St. Petersburg by private ris. The Bank of France has decided on making ita pay. mente in gold, in consequence of the drain made upon it" silver bul’ion, The market for breadstuffa continued insctive, with a downward tendency in prices, The arrivals had been large im consequence of the fine weather The finer brands cf American flour had sold freely, but prices were heavy. Quotations for cotton, particularly for the lower grades, had slightly improved. Advices from this ride of « frost, had caused the advance and increased demand.* From the manufacturing districts there {# nothiag new or im portant. Trade ally dull. At @ meeting of the President and Directors of the Cherapeake and Ohio Canal Company, on Wednesday, the ‘ith instant, the board determined that the canal should continue open for navigation 0 long as the weather per mitted, end until closed by ice. The earnings of the Cleveland and Pitteburg Railroad Compary in Nev, 1853, amonnted to $40,560 60, against 920,902 69 from the same month last year, showing ar imorease of $11,187 87, The Toronto Gaztis enynnn' The statement of business 98,114 82 23,621 5U5 19 transacted on the canals durisg the month of October, just published, is exesedingly antisfactory. Ihe revemue | dealtin. On Se'urday Parker Vein closed at from tolls for the moath was as follows: Cunata ev Canna, £ os a % © & ‘eis it $B Tat 7 3 “ie a 8 262 16 2 wl & 7 86178 8 1 67 4 «6 609 1211 Grand total of tolls..£16,451 9 73¢ £13,002 17 9 The increase in the receipts on the St. Lawrence Canals from 1852 is even larger, we are happy to observe, than from the Welland.”’ The number of vessels passed through the Welland Canal into Lake Ontario during the wee: ending Novem- ber 29, and their destination, was as follow’ Total to U. 8. ports....24 Total to British ports...9 ‘We annex an official statement of the amouat of tolls collected upon the canals of this State during the fourth week in November, #4 for the season up to December lat, 1863:— New Yor Stare Cana1s—Touis Cotteorep. Fourth week in Now. Total to Dec. 1. p2! 3, 3,327, 8,101,724 3)195,556 the two years to November 80, 1862 and 1853, showing the general eourse of trade, is a6 follows:— rane 1852, 1853. Decrease Incr, On up freight mer- chandie ...... $818,987 $876,910 — $61,923 On down do. from other States... 1,299,904 1,276,963 $17,481 me On down freight from thisState. 998,988 1,648,523 — 49,390 Voc eee ee + e68,101,724 $8,195,556 $17,481 $111,318 7 SEY SLT Ash We sball nave another week’s receipts to add to the above aggregate. The canals are about closed for the searon, The receipt at tide water of the principal articles of produce frem the opening ef the canals to and inclading the 7th instant, have been as follows:— Recurrs or Propuce at Tips Warzr, 1851. 1852. April 20, 3,416,030 6,611,639 5,820,024 2,273,367 1858. April 20. Flour, bbls... Wheat, buchels, Cheese, Iba, Butter, do, 6, 11,480,900 19;967;500 6,221,300 The receipts at tide water, of flour, wheat, corn, and barley, for the firet week of December, 1853, and 1852, have been as follows:— Flour, this, Wheat, bus. orn, bus. Barley, bus. 1853,.111.319 290,440 20,015 50,305 1852. .147,670 201,609 87,064 115,148 packaal paket — 5 Deo..85,951 . Inc. 97,887 Dee, 67,049 Deo. 64,823 The agg: egates of the receipts of the above articles, 80 far, for the years 1863 and-1852, have been— Flour, bilc. Wheat, us, Corn, bus, Barley, bus. 1852.8,042 680 8,644,881 8,193,389 2,618 9al 1855.3,416,080 6,611 659 5,820,024 2,273,387 Dec, 878,360 Ine. 1,932,742 Deo. 2 126,635 Inc. 245,574 The statement of the receipts at tide water from all the offices, for the first week of December, shows a deficiency im the receipt of four and grain, compared with the re- ceipts for the corresponding period for 1852, excepting in wheat, The deficiency in flour is now 373,350 bbls., which is more than overeome by the large excess of wheat which leaves am excess of flour equal to 18,198 bbls. Barley shows limited receipts, and we are now in advance of the entire receipts of 1852, by eanal—238,455 bushels, which will not vary much fromthe official statement. From December 7 to the close of navigation last year, there was received 48,078 bbls. flour, 148,367 bushels wheat, 91,619 do. corm, and 7,118 do. barley. The total value of the foreign exports from Baltimore for the week ending on Thursday, the 8th instant, is $196,493, The export of breadstuffs {or the week com- prises 16,111 barrels of flour, 1,035 barrels of corn meal, 18,605 bushels of wheat, and 24,284 bushels of corn. Of tobacco 586 bhds., and of coal 302 tons, were ex- ported. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles, other than foreign dry.geods, imported into this port during the week ending aad in- cluding Friday, Dee. 9, 1863:— Commxnce OF a Port or Naw York—Waeety Iurenrs. Value. $589 2,668 14,840 1,918 al af Bl S.0888eBn Tasipbr berries 100 Pig, tons ..., 2,20 juniper berries 4 neces Tae peel... 9 449 Raib’d bars.12,6¢9 2 Licorice paste 590 Sheet, pkgs. .6,815 7 Licorice root.1, Scrap, tons... 340 7 Tubes, pkgs .. 830 2 Chains. 82 7,804 7 Tartartic acid. Terra japonica 60 Verdigns..... 4 Dyewoods— Futio, tons,. 55 Logwood. .... 686 Der ijohas. .. 1,000 Karthenware.1,067 86,588 Perfumery 6 Emery 40 ‘602 Pipes........0956 1,176 Epgravings... 23 8.870 Plaster, tons... 100 10) Portmonnies , 1, 4 1, 5 34, 16 8, 1 070 8,302 273 25,980 1,847 616 1,481 898 1,876 6,909 Value of merchandise imported week ending D00. 9, 1888.04 4+0+ seccsersrvnsseesess esses 81,080,456 Value of dry goods imported week ending Dec, Total..... se cecere cece sees eeee 82, 760,970 The principal items of import during the week have been as follows :—Coffee, $129,63' ; madcer. $: 78; plan tain bark, $47,424; earthenware, $36,685; rainias, £45, 928; undrenwed shine, $92,303; gin, $52,004; cooper sheathing, $57,749; trom, $08,177; pig iron, £58,370; rail road fron, $89,922; sheet irom, $11,857; hardware, 4214; Tend, $01,651; steel, $42,116; tin, $166,105, Jineoed | oil, $31,714; watehes, $34,623, Mines and Minin, SeNvay, December 1 The mining world has been more ac ring the pest ween, large wales Lave been male of Le. high Line, of Gardiner, and of the other 8, being something less than it commanded at the ‘broker's Dosrd. New Jersey Zins sells at 97%. MINING BOARD, SATURDAY 10rH. 100 Lehigh & Penn. .b60 33g 100 Parker Vein....... 8 100 do... -beO Bis 100 Gar Crashing 1% 83, 200 do 1% 100 1% 200 1 ‘200 se CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarexpay, Deo. 10—6 P.M. Breanstvrrs.—Flour was brisxer, bat cheaper. The transactions ixeluded 24,000 bbla—tour, $6 (6% = $6 8744; superfine No. 2, $6 37% a $6 6614; ordinary te choice St 6 68.4 & $6 873g; mixed to fancy Western, $8 75 a $6 93%; comm, rod Ohic, $6 81448 $6 93% fancy Genecee, $6 93% a $7 xtra Western, $7.0 67 623g. and extra Genesee, $7 1: Bales’ of 3,01 bbis. superfine Canadian, in bond, transpired @ $6 81; $6 875¢ per bbl. Some 2,100 bbls, Southera fous buy- rs at $7 06% a $7 25 for mixed to good; $7 26 9 $7 3734 for favorite, and $7 3734 a $7 75 for faucy, per bbl. The last sale of Richmond City extra’ was ma at $9 25. Buckwheat four was de- mand, at $4 26 a $4 75 per bbl. Rye rowas in fair requert, at $5 for fing, and $5 31% & $560 for su- perfine, per bbl. Coraweal ‘was dull and heavy, at $3 8734 for Jersey, and $4124 for Brandywine. Wheat fa vored purchasers The business consisted of 82,500 bush- els, at $173 a $1 7656 for Geresee white; $1 79 for Michi- gan do.; $1 69 « $1 66 for Ohio do.; and $1 50 a $1 56 for common to choice Western red. Rye was more sought after, at $102 $103. 1,600 bushels four rowed barley fetehed 86c. Oats were ucaltered. Corn was less valua- ble; the dey’s sales comprised 41,000 bushels, at 760. a ite; for nem, and 600. » Sle, for eld white and yollew, per bushel Corves.—Sales of 6,500 bags Rio coffee, at 1134 a 11s¢c, 4 months. Corron.—The day’s sales comprised 2,254 bales, includ img, for export, 1,037; home use, 803; on speculation, 59 and in trausitu, 1,055. Market flint, at Monday's quota- tions, for lote from store, but parcels 10 arrive were attain- able at ratber lower prices. FRHGUTS —Mirebants had not recsivad thelr letters be- nge. To Liverpool, abvut,20,000 bushala of cora ngoged, at 113%¢d a 12d. in bulk; flour was at 3s, Cd. asked; and 800 bales compressed cotton were at3-14d, To Londen, 700 bbls. flour were en t 4s, 8d. To Havre, 4,000 a 5,000 bbis four were reported, at 973,c.; 4,000 a'6,(00 bushels wheat, at 250 ; d 60,000 Ibs. whalebone, at 440. por Ib. There was no alteration imrates to California, aud rates raaged from Bie. a60c. The Ocean Steed, for Australia, was full, had cleared for Melbourne, and would sail probably on Mon- day. . Paovmons —Pork was less in request. The sales em- braced 600 bbls. oid Western at $13 560 for mesa, ai $11 1234 for prime. Some 230 pkgs. lard brought 93¢c. a 10%4¢. per Ib, Beef was more active. The sales amounted tol bbls. at former prices. There were 200 bbls. beef hams taken at $13 508 $15 per bbl. Butter and cheese were unehanged. The statement ef the stock of cheese here, givea in our last, should have read :—80,000 a 90,000 boxes State, and 25,000 boxes Ohio, et ASVESTISEMENTS RENEWED KYERY #OR SALE. 50.000 Fok S48 IX NEW YORK, & Finst : class hotel, in eno of the’ bost loon tions on Broadway; price One do. located moar Bro: adway. for $2,000 ote! restaurants, oyster and 8. Apply to G. A. ROBIN. FOR SALE, THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE and lot Ne, 416 Thirticth street; through, gas chand $7 .500. air, hot and cold water al! thing in complete order. $1.500 @: only, balance on mort- gage. Ing on the premises, bet veem Bighth and Nias avenues, iors, every- 4. OOO GEERNISHING AND FANCY STORE FOR . l¢, in & promi ment location, with ma: Tuable customers, the busine of on favorable terms. Fors part, a hout tirania would be taken. Apply'to B. W. Broadway. $3.000 er day. Lil trally loca: ed, and ii PLUME & YERANCS, 13 $3.000 ning saloe: strect, doing as the propri Apply to G. ny and let at Mor- RICHARDS, 307 od drinking icinity of Broad ‘Apply t vio fe Chambers stresses" 12" APHIY ¥0 —FOR SALE, TH LEASE, FIXTUR! furniture ef one of the 4 in New eat bargain—Situate on Pacific street, betweon streets, Brooklyn, im » first clase neighbor- fre: wisi s. Bh I. 1 house is three stories, basement, and ontaining all the modern improvements, Terms ons Ez iorr, No. 43 Chambers stree}. OARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.—A LADY, HAVING ‘a firet clacs beard ouse in this city ins good loca- bot at @ moderate a and now filled with perm: « hood, and Herald office. ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE—NEARLY NEW, will be sold shoap for eash. Inquire of D. D. NASH, 810 Broadway. RUG STORE Solel 8A) LB, AND CLERK WANTED—A rk wanted {na drug store. Also t P, Well worthy the attention of over; Inquire of E. LYON, 466 Grand Willet streets. bel D*s STORE FOR’SALE.—A NEAT AND WELL FUR- nished store ins Populous neighborhood, an excellent stand for s (Phe ‘Will be sold low, for cash. Reason for selling, deata ef the proprietor. Apply at 261 Monroe st. He SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD- ‘will of s wholesale and retail Broad and Bridge streets, Ni streut, bo- i yun! ions in the ei lo yas of going into the business will 1 The object of ‘the subi ¢ has connected himsalf hat ness, CHAS. E. STANFORD, 107 Broad ormer of Bridge, Newark, N. J. "TWO SUITS OF HANDSOMELY Armemneeerar ere oe mero i ented, set pecemtmedatigan, Rha oom" at fair prices for supsrior secom . Fonlonces stashed te the bease are modern, and good atiend- AT AND 72 FRANKLIN ST Tooms om the first and se: attached, neatly foom. inquire at 72, rat house west of B1 (A SKE aurea can, 2cgouaeD ATE? parler an . c ‘oor with or without breabiast, with the priv: face of bots sold, oud chower Dasha, ioase apply at ee Kast eold, oud sho 5 PE ST itie tte toate ms eleanor ues STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A single gontioman a farnished ro with breakfast and toa, whore every endeavor would be to add to comfort, 8) No. 168 Sullivan street, third door from Houston, Terms nc derate; references exchanged, FINANCIAL. $125,000, -GASS aite,sts some te $5 ervey diamonds, watches, mets} Aarosionion, corner of Broadway sad Graad over $50,000 Sewraae ey ate ¥ 5 ' only place in New York whore ean be ‘had om te de bouht for cash. “Transactions confidential Hours from § to ¢ o'eleck, 100. —WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ONB HUN DRE} D . jars, for which I will sre & bonus of ten dol: Address George Watso: lara interest, with good security. Chatham square Post Office. £] Bittethority on the Uniou Bank of London, a eu cial author! on the Uni a fosuit, trom £1 upwards, payable at sight, and good in part of] Ei ‘AYLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall stroot, corner Peart. FINE FRONT PARLOR ond lisndsomely furn'shed. he house has the mo r of Eighteenth street aud ndon Hotel, A THE BOARDING EXCHANGE, 289 BROADWAY, tle corner of Reade street, room Ne. 12.8 lady an msn © bts remy aad selgeee (Shed raed Teele it, re ere are no o' $50 perm ‘with full board for the lady, aud wi $50 per m , im advs: partial board for the THE BOARDING EXCHANGE, 289 BROAD- A’ way, corner of Reade street, No. 1 boarders can obtain inte! nce, free of charge,ef such boar as they require in any part of New York, Brook: City, or Hoboken, board of description being ed upen tho books of the establishment. RTMENTS TO LET.—TWO PARLORS ON THE Kent fi elegantly furnished; one or both on be used i desired. To let to lemen only. Kefer- Apply at 133 Bleecker stres eran. west of DWAY—FRONT AND REAR Bie iar tly furnished, tor with full board. DRAFTS GN IRKLAN D.—WB DRAW, BYSPBCIA £1 thority, »m the Belfa king Company, in au fosuit, trom £1 upwards, paysl tight, and’ good in part of Ireland. TAYLOR BROTHERS, 6 Wall street, corner Pearl. 0 COTLAND.—WE DRAW, BY SP! LE] REtTMiocity, onthe National Bank, in ours bo ous from £1 upwards, payable at sight, and good in ana part Seotend YLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall street, comer Pearl, ela ALIFORNIA CIVIL. F BONDS.—MESSRS. PA. mer, Cook & Oo., of 8: noiseo, hereby fr notio at the soupens of fell ng Californis civil 4 bond: due sone 1, 1664, will be paid atthe American Rxch: Wall or: 7 Ss Hc epee Natal tc af Seatld wo , Ae per ai 3 a in 1861, per eet ot rr Fe iusl; on 7 pet eh. bands, Ld 1870, a8 per seb of May |, IVIDEND.—OPFICE CITIZENS’ FIRE [NSURAN' See raa draleesd Mis ane, perastn on denads ent has eolare lay, pay al ine office, Ne. 67 Wall street, J. W: MoLBAN, Socretary. IVIDEND.—THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ree North Amerie: insurance Company day declared s divi ighe cont, payable on demant at No. 6 Wall etreet BLEECKER, Secretary. New York, Woo. 6, 1858. ‘The moet Apply at 29 Cliaton —TWO HANDSOME UNFURNISHED FRONT parlors to let, together or separately, on reasorable terms, with board, toa wife; clothes pross and bath room attached. Applyto Mrs. Davis, 101 Lewis st, a SUIT OF ONT ROOMS TO LET, Creer leo a fr ya first floor siven, OARD.—A GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN A FUR- nished room, with bo«rd, im a private family, at No 83 Twent; th venth avenues. The house ovemengs, and is pleasant- ly located, ferences given requi ‘OHN B. MURRAY, NO. (2 WALL STREBT, OVE! Gustinsatel Bank ws gotiates on commit the pase m \d sale of railroas (8, bon ad ma Bier securicien, Advances ‘elected upon, vonsels aud proved morobandise, MONEY bane. 2DVANCES MADE © M lpecerte try goa, hartrace ngs, planar, wate seek, onde, merch andiso, and personal pro: ; ik Apply te R. WOO sea sasend Boor. Oftee hous from Av WAP. Me ‘@NEY.—PERSONS WANTING MONEY WILL B accommodated, by calltag ‘at 3:6 Greenwich stroet, in manner to su't their convenience. All kinds of jewe! watches and diamon and all kinds of merehan: Valuables bought or negotiated. Business I ENGLAND, IRE 0 eae Water -Biitvaf the Bank ot Charleen. the Ban” of Liverpool, in sums of rand storing and Joris r wotiablo ab aay of tho, banks im the United Kis er Tomar of Water sieett, OARD.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ‘accommodated with partial board, and dinner om Sun highly respectable American (amily, whore Spa Ken. "the house has the modern Improve jon place. Refcrences required, OARD—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, CAN Bowes by apvizing at 47 Brooms street, one vlook ears ouse ficst clags, with all tho modera im FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR without board; private table if required, Inquire at No. 22 Union place, OARD WEST OF etl A ‘A PRIVATE FA- mily will leva neatl to a gentleman * le gent Jo, & single roora, with full or partial board. witt use of baths, on moderate terms. Address 116 Thompson street, near Prince, OARD IN BLEEVK STREET. ERSONS WISH. ke arrangements fir the winter will find fine every comiort at No. 13 Carroll place, Bleooker OARD IN BROOKLYN.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms. with full or partial board, in genteel family, furaished, for single gent) Bri e at 392 Hicks street, South kly n, between Presider Carroll streets, five minutes from the Hi milton street terry. Apply to Mrs. ya the premises, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN obtaip pleasant roome, with full or partial board, at 162 Clinton strect, near Atlantic; very convenient to Souts amd Wall s ferri large reom, wish meals, for two small room for 01 5 aF Good re- ences given and required. Apply at the house, or inquire of Mr. Aobott, 15 Nassau street, New York. Be IN BROOKLYN, IN A GERMAN FAMILY.— Two or three geatiemon will find pl ‘and good board in a German family. em and Atlartio street ithim afew minutes walk ot South ferry. Address A. B. C., box 790 New York Post Offive, OARD W@NTED-IN B ehildren, two —in som rk to be from 26 to 00 miles, and easy gf scouat where the ebildren oan be proparly eared fot. °Re- ces given ant uired, iter or Is $e Thomas Lockyer, 10 South Z apeynnly ORD WANTEI—BY A GENILEMAN AND WIFE, in Brooklyn—where there are but few boarders would be preferred. Address I. E., Herald office, Bw WANTED.—TWO ROOMS (FURNISHED PRE ferred) in the are part of the pA and in @ private house, to be used only im the day for two or three per- sons to meet pecteply:. Payment in advance in lieu of refer- ence, Address H. Broadway Post Ofice. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY, EITHE in a private family or a respectable bosrding hou references required and given. Address P. McDonnell, No. 1 King streot; all letters post paid. ‘Boe WANTED—IN THE COUNTRY, FOR TWO es hg Se yes and girl, in some r spestable family, a good school. Distance from N ane ocess. References givem and re- dress C. G. Thompson, 65 Fultom street N. Y. OARD WANTED IN JERSEY CITY—BY A SINGLE gentleman, with a spacious room on the second floor, in private Vow ol Toe n borhood of Grand and Wash ng- ton streets gE l. No boardinghouse keeper neod apply. Address J. P , Horald office, OR SALE—TWO COTTAGE HOUSES, ON CLINTON ave! Brooklyn, with two lets and stable to each. finishes arble mantels, hot air farnaces, 5 Tange bells, speaking tubes, to. Thi ionis unsurpase: sa in Brooklyn, Apply to R SARJEANT & GAY, No. 157 701 3 & ‘LOT OF GROUND ON THE NORTH 125 fect weet of Highth avenue, with ith street, running 200 feet through te jening to 39 fect. Price $950. Also, two Apply to ‘aig Pourth avenue, after 2 P. M. ERIOR NEW ENGLISH BASEMENT house, on Thirtieth street, between Madison and Fourth Terms Also, ® thiee stery modern built house on Thirty-first street. near Fourth avenue. E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth av., after 2 P. M. OUSB AND LOT FOR 84LE IN BROOME STREET, three blocks west of Broadway. Price $°,0@ For particulars, apply to MARK LAVY, City Hall place. EASEQOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE TWO three etory frame buildings and lease of Icts in Twenty fifth street, one bi feet below T thirteen years fro: ARS CHANCE.—FOR SALE—THE ENTIRE STOCK and lease of one of tho best clothing stores im the eity. i for the five years, and i Seldom such an opportunity Fulton stroet, Please address R. 8., I ASEFIELD AND UNIONPORT VYILLAGES.-ONE aerein the former, sad half an sore in the latter, tor vale, Addres, with mame and address, Wakofeld, Horald THNAATY AHUISTER, FFICES TO LET—SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS OR cther business men, situated in a desirable location, nest and commodious, Rentlow. Apply on the prew 826 Greenwich stree' mv0 LET UNiIL THE FIRST OF MAY—THR STORE ON the corner of Third sveane and Ninth street, aud sue jease fur or the whole building, for four years from thay ‘eal estate aad loam officy 11 Cham! 0 LET—THE SECOND STORY @F THE STORE 0 oupiod by w finoly lighted, and # dsirable lovation Aprly to MOULTON, PL ON, WILLIAMS 4 CO., No 12 Vesey and No. 6 Barcla, te, dirvctly 1m the roar of the Astor House. 0 LET—~IN EIGHTH AVENU: from Abingdon ral furnished rooms, with rier, either small family without children, or to Jegentlemen, with or without breskfast and tea, Ad. Y , Broadway Post Office, O LET—A NUMBER OF ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR offices; also, a store and four basements, im tae new build ine 212 Bros iway, corner of Fulton street, apply, to R. Ww USSELL, rom No. 4, 212 Broadway, from 1] to 8 o'clock, JVERMONT AVENUES, BROOKLYN, & basement cottage house, containing eight ard finished w: mantels, sliding doora, For further jeulars inquire of H. Bendal, Aberty street, Concord, or of J. Evans, Rent $250 per annum, Immediate B, A FEW STEPS 10 LET—AN UNFURNISHED PARLOR, TWO BED rooms, aud basement. Rent $25 per month, in advanse. Also, two {urnithed roome, suitavle for gentlemen's lodg ings.’ Rent, each, $% por month. Inquire at 409 Brooms atrect, corner of Greene. (0 LEY—UN FURNISHED, TO SINGLE G M for slooping apartment ,'with or without breskiae:, of toa tamily of threo persons, the whole or part of the third Story of the house No. 22 West Twenty-eighth street, noar Broadwey, composed of two to nts pl two chambers, 4 Lasement or not,(wit 4 id neo ol atine yard. The other part only by three persons. Kent for Mis. L. WOLSEY, T° r town, 82 is vooupiod trom $15 to $18 per month, In asahove, IN THE HOUSE OF A WIDUW LADY, UP the oconsional or permanent use of & comfortabie parlor, with fire. Kent in advance. Address K., box 43 Union fquare Peat Othe. 0 BE Let—THe FIRST FLOOR OF THB BUILDING No, 5] Liberty street, opposite the Post Office, woll eal cviated for ® banking house of an insuraage office, bolag ttt d up with sates, and re with every sonvenisace. mediately. Apply to, JAMES L. ay, cornor Pine atrevt, Meteopoli- + betwen Madison 9 Fourth OONS, VELYSY, REAL GIMPORE mmings, of the rishest deseription; vont seer uncut in the oity, wholonsie and rotail. at low priooe. DALRYMPLE, 560% b OARDING.—A LADY I8 DESIROUS OF LETTING TO his wife ® front rocm and side rooin, convenience. Two or taree single gen: tlemen can be accommodated with ploscant rooms and a the comforts of ahcme, a: 312 Seeynd avenue, Broadway stages pass the do BosFPING~70 LET, TO A GENTLEMAN, A PARLOR and bedroom, in ® gonteely furnished house, with or with- out partial board. Address Mra. Blonorhassct, Post Office. Noxe ne:d apply unless ® gentleman willing to pay liber: ally. Location near Broadway, below Houston street, OW VACANT, antries adj»ining, es, for single gents, all modern im: wines men in tae WINTER bedroom: with gral ta roadway, corner Leonard street. city, SAT PLUEGANT ROOMS —A SUITE OF ROOMS, CONSIST ing of an entire floor, splendidly furnished, in a now ouse, with gas, furnace, bathing rooms, and on evry flor; location central, one door’ west of Fifth avenue; oecupied by » small Upbbegs family, where no boarders are taken. A single gentloman, wishing elegant Togs, may address box 412 Post Office. RENCH BOARD.—GENTEEL ACCOMMODATIONS for families and sitgle gentlemen; & parlor and bedroom, furnished, will be let, soparately or togethe ‘ator throughout, Also, inaer at5. ‘Roferene fant sitting room on first floor. Din: changed. Apply at 68 St. Mark’s place URNISHED APARTMENTS—CONSI3TING OF A fine large back parlor, aud on two other rooms, with or without partial board, at 154 Chambers street. FIANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS—TO WET, WiTa OR without board, with all the modern improvemeste, bath room, gar, &e., at No 8% West Twenty -scventh strect, ‘Sixth avento, one block irom Broadway. ANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN Broad #ay, near Broome street with pactri éuitable for tingle goutlemen; aleo, offiees for professional purposes. Apply &tOd2 Brosdway. KIVATE BOARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY —TWO tingle gentlemen only can be accommodated with boats ¢ room on the first flo r, with an enclosed piazza by applying at No. 160 Twelfth stress, between 'y Dince aud Fisth avenue. OOMS 10 LEI—FURNISHED, WITH BOARD.—AP- ply at 17 Wooster street 10 LET--AT NO 2 CLINTON VLACE, SEVERAL DE sirable rooms for familic# and gentle men, on the first, second ip third doors, Broakfast if required. References exchanged. TWO {VINES OF PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, ond floor, provided with gas, hot air, fornished, to let with board, at 74 West Twei References required, ANTED—BOARD FOR A FAMILY OF FIVE grows persons, in a first class house above Bond rtroot, Reference givon aud required. Address box 6 toting terms, Which must be moderate for tho w ms requ red, J WANTED-ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY, BY A gentleman and bis wife, « front room, with or without bedroom, on the second floor, with board, in'a house with all the modern conveniences. ‘Looality in’ Tweuty second or Twenty-third stroot, between Fifth and Ninth avenues. Per- , mi private family preferred. Ad. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, —eeeee nnn Hv! WANTED.—WANTED TO PURCIIASE, A house in Brooklyn, atwo story brick building, oonve- nient to the Fult d Atl price, loc [T° LAND OWNERS WANTED, A TRACT OF LAND for village, not lege than forty’ acres, withla five miles of Now York and noar to some railway depot or seantont landing. Apply, between 10 A M. and 3 P. M., to JOHN A. FLAMMER, No, '63 Wall stroot, Offices to fot in Wall atroes, and othor cood business looalitics. Apply as abov 0: forries. Address, stating » Hecald ofce. tom, Ae ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SUIT of rooms on second floor, with bath and water closet tignous, in a first class eup town. Private ‘amily proterred. ' Address box 709 om b Gotta TWO OR THREE-STORY HOUSE, BE- tween Broome and Tonth atreet; rant not to exoced $000. Address Mrs, Brooks, Broacway Post Omics, for three ays. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL, CONVENIENT house, in the vicinity of Seventy second street, west of Sixth avenue, Address box 1,280 Pous Otioe, stating loostion and price, Wana DWELLING MOUSE IN A GOOD LOCA- tion in Brooklyn. Kont about $000 to $700 Adaress box No, #19 New York Post Office. EXTRA PAY. XTRA PAY.—ALL NAVY SAlLOKN WHe “4 oorved ia . &. yours! tn the Pacific, at any time {zorn 1848 to 1888, ¢an promptly obtain thelr doublo pay of WARD BIASRLL, Agent, Cate) Parser 0. 0... 20 Powth Wiliam st, below Wald REMITANGRE 70, IRELAND [PASSAGE CERTI ates, drafte from £1.and upwards, payable i any town throughout Ireland, Rusiand, Seotland and acter ae taaroeesta oan, eer ‘ verpool ai awa ew COW MAN, GHINNELL & CO., 83 Guth for BROADWAY, OP#OBIT! 4 favorite hotel having entirely r ry department, is now ready 0 colve families 2nd gontlemon for the wi: J. FOREMAN, @TBL CUBAN®, HAVANA—BY MRS. SARAH bining comfort and Brower, Ne. 3 Cubs Cae) Gros ing eens PIERRE HOUSE,BROAD, CORNER OF CHESTNU {treots Fhiladelphis—J. TABRR, SON, propristers pen for the accommodation of guests, within three squ ofthe Pennsylvania and the Baltimore Railroad depots, (0 PASSENGERS FOR CUBA —REVERE HOUSE. H vais.—This hotel is the largost, most airy, commodiou: cent-al, ard pl d t vicinity apa o Cathedral, Plaza d Quay, ‘The clerk of the hew will be in attendance to fac the landing of passengers and bagrage. se ot PAMON ERS. RAYMOND, Propristress. AVERLEY HOUSE, 697 BROADWAY, CORNER 0} eee ee or a tee is pay vespaent . arrangements for for the ensuing season. I. W. REN ALL, 697 Broadway, YOK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW, BRIDGE ; London.—The above house is centrally sit coffee-reom, ten or twelve priv between forty and afty light, airy room; warm, cold and shower baths alw i a mlehe rter in attendence; fixed for 4. ‘The Now York Herald is filed. THOS. quan: MAINE, (alse, proprietor of the Crown and Soepice 7a Selonda for’ the favors he has 29 long enjoyed sb. thelt saw for the favors so long joy. ‘nd colisite their continued patronage and recemmendatic jos Armas, Custom Hout HORSES, CARRIAGES, &O. OR SALE—A HANDSOME STYLISH BAY HOR3: about sixteen hands high, and five years old, perfectlf dandkind Apply to wi JAMES WRIMAN, No. 96 Broome street, POR SALE—A BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH eight years old; @ rcan horse, seven years old; and buary wagon, with shifting top, nearly now. (They oan bought cheep, by applying at THOMPSON'S stable, 110 Thirteeatr street. ORSES FOR SALE—A FINE SPAN OF CARRIAG horses, blood bays, seventeon hands high, fuil; perfeotl e and single harness; seven years ol¢ 1s, Broadway, corner of Twon' arlor No. 3 Sandersn’s Fawill ‘ORSE LOfT.—A DARK BROWN (LEFT HIND LE white) mare ram away, without har 10th inst., from the corner Brook! V hoover gives inform: ‘will be liberally rewarded by JOM: NEN, XORK, HORSE BAZA45, 31 CROSBY STRERT.- ‘Auction salo of horses, car@@Bes, harness, &0., evor Monday and Wednesday, at twelve o'clock. JON H. GATFIELD, proprietor. ‘ANTED—A GOOD ROAD HORSB, FIVE 02 SI: rears old, about 153¢ hands high, pony build, goo sla'SeGiod. mass be Sousa sua hind speed. clase ‘thre ing young horse, a8 above, : fair p es EB, stairs, with description _ PUBLICATIONS. HE JANUARY NUMBER OF THE BEST AND CHEAP: est of the Indice’ magazincs—Peterson’s Magasine—is pub lished this day. It contains rich array of good things, on dred pagos of original teles, &c.; a colored fashion plate mozzotints, line on; 8, &c.; pattorne for }, mantil do ; patterns for fi work, &c. Also, ew copyrigh vel, by Mrs. Anna 8. Stephens, which hi m pronounce: competent critics, maxasine, It ig thrilling story “the Orphans from tke Almshouse.” Call and ‘subsot Terms $2 a year ony; single eopics, 18% cents. Agonts—Dex ter a Brother, 16 Aum stroot; Mice & Winans, 150 Futte: street; Dowitt'a D rt, tribune buildings; Stringer ¢ Townsend, 222 Broadwi Long & Brother, 45 An: t 7 merlinish seeaninietavictchdenib retsnesshechty FANCY FURS. AN CY FURS.—ESTA BLISHED 1830,—REGULAR FAN. oy Fur Stor es ar lly invited to call anc examine our @xte stock of superior snd gonuice fare ted to be as reprisented. GLU. S. MAWSON & CO. Manufacturers and Importers 41% Maiden lane. WRS—FANCY, SEASONABLB AND WARRANTED at 4i Maiden Isne—Tho sudscriher respectfully solicit the atrention of his cust mors, travellors, and tho publi encrally, to his matchless avsortment of fara, manufacture: fyi from th feleoted material: ft y himeeif, f: % in con the subscribe H. B. mink marton, jostify him in introducing to th enuine ond selected charact AGENCIES. RAR AA nner, USTRALIA EXPRESS AND LETTER BAG.—THE SUE scriber will take charge of parcels {or Molbourus su Sydney, and «rant bills of lading for the eamo, at » modorat, charge. The letter bag of the clipper ship Ucoan Stood will Femain open until the morning of the Lith Dooembor, at thy office of K. W. Cameron, 116 Wall atroet. EXPRESS OREIGN FXPRES3—E° WARDS, SANFORD & CO. respectfully aunomhce that they aro prepared to (orwar. express freight and packnzea from ew York to Liverpool London, and all parts of Engiand, Ireleid, and te stland twice a week; ty Havre, Pa is, Bremen, Bambueg, Frankfort and ail party cf the European coutinent oneo a wool ; t Melbourne, Port Philip, Sycney, and all party of Australin Van Dieman’# Land New Zealand, by evory vessel sailing hence or from Engiaid fer thove places and to Can Hon; Kong, Shanghae, Calcutta, Madvae, Bombay, and ovier part of the East ludios and China once every two wi Ottice No. 96 Broadway, SPORTING, &C. mer wnn nnn narrvennnnnnnnnnnnn| GRIZZLY BEAR AND A CALIFORNIA LION FOF slo. Apply to CAPT. CRESSKY, on board ship Fly, ing Cloud, at pier 19, East river. SPORTING DOGS OF ‘HE CHOICEST BREEDS expressly for stock and for sale.—Newfoundlauds, Kiny Charles spantels, Seoteh and English ratters, sporting dogs famous watch ophord dogs, Ao.; Chittagong anc ‘ater street, oornor of Fulton, wi the addrosa. OCULISTS AND AURI D WHEELER, OCULIST, 44 BARCL, votes his attention exclusively te diseases of the Of ours from 2 to 5 P. ‘at his residence, 141 Cc otreet, ypesiee Warren Ytree,) Brooklyn, from 9 to 1 A. M. Fronch artificial eyes inserted to resemble the natural orgat in ( very respect. 6. UW ELL, OUULISt, AU KISS, au., a D) Sationts trom nine to four o'olook. daily, en his ofhioe, OF Broadway, whore oan be procured his “Treatise on \be By," grloo sity cents. Artificial ayes inscrved without Ae slight whioh move exact tara] resem tie Peie'volor and expression, <” N? BAISEAL ove. an AY STREET ASTROLOGY. RS. LADOMUB, NO, 208 CANAL STREET, CONTI niles to tell past, present and future evonte; likewiso, courtebip, and marriage, She will also make love mv tual’ bet: ties, where it doce not now exist. She wil also oan: of to Restore stolen property Ament told for nothing. English, Fro suages spoken. = ture event all oon health, wealth, love, ee tell tho vory thoughts, ani will nto marriage, and oven make matcimony onsy, and ill show the intonded hi ban besa friends, which has astonished shousan a yr tray 5 th Burope, 76 Bros. mrect, fwoen'Capnon pnd Colambia, Genilomon ret samived,