The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1854, Page 2

Marine Affairs. 1 Bart —The following is @ list of the ves during the year the district of Bath, Me., ‘Phipsburg. . Georgetown -Parmingdale. Hallowell Farmingdsi Richmond ham. Farming?ale, RECA *ITULATION, Tons. Toms 45,885 68 11 schooners . 171.11 1,169.67 3 bosts., 2619 1,014.00 1 steamer . . 93 00 eae eseseeetesesees +. 49,399.70 6 as followa:— with an aggreg ste tonnage of 24 319 tons, Increase in 1853 over 1852, 25 000 tons, or over 100 per cent. ARRIVAL OF CLirrem Snipa at SA FRanci300.—The arrival of aix clipper shipsin our harbor{rom Atlantic ports, within a few hours of escn other. 1s an event oo remarks’ dle as to deserve particular votice. Tie Wind, from Philadelp Comet, from New York. Hurricane, from New York Witeh of the Wave, from Manda: in, from New York Raven, from New York They areal vewels noted for elegance of model and beauty of construction, The world can scarcely produce six more finished specimens of naval architectare. What {s somewbat remarkable, ix the fa:t hat there has been but e slight difference in thy curation of the voysges of the different vessels. The following tabular etatement, Which we have rade up from the logs of the several res vole, will prove interesting. The voyage by days is divided ts follows:—From the port of departure to the Equator on the Atlantic side, (1); from the Equator to Cape Horn, (3); off the Horn. (3); from Cape Horn to the Equator oa the Pacific side, (4);from the Equator to anchor, (6) total, (6), The'average pacsaget the six vessels in the Taey are the follow 3 4) (5) (6) Q Q Q 125 21 2% «625188 19 30 3B 123 18 a 2T 116 20 25 23 123 at 25 2 1 Ag WG 26% Wy lay ‘The best day’s run by each vessel was as follows :—Ra- South Pacific, 310 miles; Witon of the Wave, South Oct. 27, 289 miles: {rade Wind, North ee Nov. 270 miles; Comet, South Pacific Nov. 3 263 i; North Pacific, Nov. 2 |, 263 miles; Mane darin, South Atlantic, Sept 21,'240 miles. All the vessels ountered similar weather of the Horn. The comet 14 days making 129 wiles, aad the Biurricane in 14 days Jont from 10 to 40 miles a days she made but 473 miles. The latter countered a great deal of calm weather. For fi sive days she was becalmed off the Island of Mansefiero. For 42 days out of the pasrage she made lees then 100 miles a day: and out of 19 less thao 60 miles a day The weather off the Horn is described as s succession of gales.—San Francisco Herald, A Sky's Borrow Prmxcen ky 4 Sworn Fish.—We saw in y. In 18 the Fxcbange Reading room the other day, a piece of aos taken from the larboar streak of the British ship Tore Riversdale, which was pierced through by the tua The plank was of elm, three inshes and ‘the point of the task projested through the plank seven inches cl hich added to the thickners of the plack, makes ten inches and s hal thrust through the wood, On the opposite aide, the butt of the tusk was shattered and aplit as if ithed Deen brok- | ea off by a violent abock, Ths whole length of the pie of tusk remaining was about twent to ‘wenty two inches, It seema that the ship sprong » leak at s¢m, and was hove down to find the leak, when this strange cause was dis. covered. — Valparatso Herala, Deo. 1, WPRUILDING IN CLEYRLAND —Mesare. S & A. Tarner have on the stocks @ megnificeat ste which is being bpilt <r for the Lake Superior trade, and will make 14- between Cleveland and the Saat Ste Marie. will be ane of the Gnest steamers on the lakes, and finished and furnished in ss aplendid a mancer as Tr posstble. She will be 170 teet in length, and 3314 feet beam; 13 feet hold, and detween 1,300 and 1,400 tons porthen. Ber ercine will be low preerure. and with a 60 inch cylinder, and 12 eet stroke She will be oat about the first of June, Capteic B G Sweet will command “leears. Laifrenier & Stepbenson have « mammoth pro- om the stocke which will make some commotion it gets afloa' of a sword fish,. @ half im thickness. Tt in 206 feet keel, 32 feet beam, 13 eapacity of between 200 and 900 tons. Stembaugh & Co , Baffalo. x als) bave on the stocks two h. which are beiag built for 01, putting together s schooner of foratio N. Gates of Cle Pressly & Stephens for Harney & mee Masters have two schooners on the stocka One fs owned by Shephard, of Milwaukee, and will be 600 tons Dburthen. The other, owned by Marsh, of this city, will 360 tons. vine same firm are building « propeller, of which they fare themselves the owners. It is of 560 tons. ‘Quayle & Martin are duil ing ® schooner of 360 tons for Handy & Warner, of Ciev+land. anda propeller of 260 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKBT. Sunpar, Jan. 16—6 P, During the past week the stock market hes been per (isularly doll aed depressed. Prices have been graiually and steadily settling down, and all ,the indications visible a few days sinve of an upward movement have ¢isappsar- ed; and the protability now is that for a time all have an inactive state of things at the stook exchange. Money is easy—not abuncant, The demand is not beycad the supply; and, as ths season advances, the market will, without doubt, be more relieved. There is no difl culty to be apprehended from a scarcity of capital for all the crdipary purposes of commerce, and there is very lit tle doubt but that for speculative purposes means will be aburdant enough the moment a favorable opportunity precents itself for wing them advantageously, How toon such an opportunity will oocur it is impossible now to tell, but we believe it is not far off. Quo- tations for stocks generally are comparatively low, and the margin for speculative improvement in them is wide enough to attract a great number of outside operators when a turn takes place, The only cause now existing for the ; resent depression in the stock market is the position of affaira on the other side of the Atlantic, Steamer after steamer arrives without bring ing ue any definite or decided information relative to the fature course of events; and we are, therefore, left in state of uncertainty and doubt highly injurious to all the most important interests ef the country. Much differenee of opinion exista here and in Europe as to the effect of the movements recently made by the fleets of France and England in the Black Sea, and much anxiety and interest has been created in financial circles to know the result. We are disposed to look upon it favorably, and cannot but believe that it is calculated to bring matters toa crisis much sconer, with Jess danger of involving the govern- ments concerned in a general war, than any other course which could have been taken. The whole question bear’ ‘& more encoursging complexion, and it is highly probuble that later advices will give us strong indications of a» +arly adjustment of the matter. This affair satisfactorily disposed of would give an impetus to stock speculation greater than has been realised in this market for maay years. The exportation of specie from this pert last week was quite large, as appears by the annexed statement:— ‘Stursxmens or Srvcus rRoM THs Port or Naw York. Jan. 9 Bg Chataworth, Para, Am. Gald.;.. $29,000 00 Stmr, Afsies, Liverpcol, California slugs. 260,009 00 Bars,.... 626,011 45 oe de. Gal dust i slags... 717 46 do, de. Gold bullion. 9,000 00 Jan, 13—Steamer Alps, do. ‘$50 pisoss and gold bars... 232,798 88 Total for the week...... $1,171,422 79 Previously reported in 1864. 987,779 37 Total this year... ccc. + $1,459,202 16 In Javuary, 1853, the total export ¢ of specie was $747,- 679—just about one half of that for the first two weeks of the same month this year A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Mon¢ay, at the Merchants’ Ex. change, at half-past twelve o'clock, comprising a oate- logue worthy of attention. The gross receipts of the Little Miami Ratlroad Compa ny, for 1853, a8 compared with these of 1852, were as follows :— 1868, From passengers. 36.92 $350.946 87 From (eight ane mail $16,611 79 $626 746 35 $667,558 66 528.746 35 <+ $140,812 31 Two hundred and ninety one thousand three hundred aod seventy five way and through passengers bave passed over the road, without an accident to the trains by which a cingle }ife has been lost. Receipts of the Androscoggin and Kennebeo Railroad fer six monthe— Ending November 30, 1853, were, Receipts for correepoaditg period in 1862. Showing a gain for six months of........... The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles other [than foreign dry goods imported into this port during the week ending and including Fri- dey, Jam, 13, 1854:— Comaemnce OF Ti08 yi New owt Lurorts. Increase of groea receipta 10 $4,335 5 B45 17 7,973 6 1,068 10 4,710 2 ‘283 22 6,840 — 12,708 17 per. 1.569 Sheathing... : Bich. powcera 100 1,446 Percuss’nospe 2 460 Garb-ammonia 36 1/973 Irom, tora... 617 20,334 Chickory.. 697 Hoop, pk b 1728 Cee, 1 Oe Bigeye ne: suer Gum cepal... 18 354 Railroad,bare4.444 33.866 Gum shellac.. 50 940 14,044 Sheet, pkgs. .1,672 Tubes... Lie’rice paste 50 Lic'rlge root... 28¢ Quimine,..... 4 Sereaparilis.. 11 Svecc ry. 47 Sulpbur...... 3 Sugar lead... 30 Rodaasb.. ... OF Vermillion... 3 Dyewoode:— Brazil wood.. — Fustic, tous.. 42 Paper Logwecd.....1,492 8,821 Do. hanging... 9 1,664 480 18,975 Do. shavings 380 92 1.098 Pipes .. 2.278 6.728 Pipsclay.. . 1,294 4,158 Plaster tonr. 300 360 Potatoes busl0,090 8,144 9,351 Portemonnaies’ 13 4,527 Fruits Prunes 820 Sieal grass. Raisins...-- 8,264 _£,691 Sponge. . Furs... 86 19,167 Statiovery.. Furniture 10 06 Clas, Do.’ plated, fe. Marsh & Foss, of Chivaro. a Cuhaoet ass one schooner of 300 tons on the stooks. It is owned by Mi. C Winslow.—Clewland Plaindealer. The furf. LOUISIANA RACES. Py Covrsr—Naw Oximans, Deo. 29.—Purse $160, TR Cae ‘80 g, by Rough and Ready, dam by Ridateewort, 4 years old 1 J ‘lay 3 SM Bil’s)o f Clera inter, ty Boston, tam by Queen Mary. 4 years old,..... KE. Warwick's c. f. Adieu, by Grattan, by ‘Thorshill, 4 years old. Time, 1:68—1. ‘Same Day —Purse $200, two miles out, by Berthene, out of : Jemecl. Bradley's be, Vacdai, by Glen Trameby, the dam of Alaric, 3 years old.. 2 T. B. Geldaby's 0. f. Betty King oy Boston, dam Fi King, dy Glencoe, 4 yours old... 8 Time, 3:6 Dao, 30,—Purse $400, three mile heats; entrance 10 per cent added. Keaner’s b. bh. Lge aes by “arpedon, Plomyane, 4 years old... oo. cece eeaeee s11 T. B Goldeby’so. f Dey Een by Boston, Fanny King. by Glencoe, 4 years old... 223 J fo ny AME 8 M. Bill's) br. ¢. by Black ah Harris 3 earsold....., 1 dis. Joba Il’s oh. ¢ H. & French, by Glencoe, ‘out of the dem of Moth 4 yesrs old. ads. Time 6:30—6:26% —1 01 Dao, 31.—Parse $400, m le heats; entrances 10 per cont E. Warwick's ch. f Adieu, br Grattan, dam Thornhill, 3 years old. rie ap dF. Kenner’s Gallinipper. ‘by Kavor, dam Lada, pense 8. aa ‘ ee Fwd, 2:01: G—a.0i V3 07." 1. — Puree $300, tro mile beate. isdn Blo f. Maid of Orlesos, by Berthane, ‘out of Alice Osrnral 4 cars old... 11 L, Imlay’s (Ocl. 8 M Hil's) ob. f Clara Minter, 7 Bostom, ont of Queen Mery 4 years old. a3 . Keeper's er & bs, Gray ae out of Metoo, 6 years old J. i. Eotfew b waive Ragin, ¥7 Gray’ ‘Tagis, owt 4 years ol ‘ Seems Time, 8i10=83 Instruments - Matbematical. 1 Mousical,. Valve of mdse on market 24 Do. dry goots — do. Total recond week. Total first week ..... Total beth weeke......cceeceeeeeees sees The principal items of impor’ “Quring the woek wore as follows :—Segars, $85,603; coffee, $142,735; plated glass, $28,508; undressed skins, $122,708; copper sheathing, $64,710; from, $29,894; railroad irom, $33 356; cutlery $27,684; bardwere, $30,985; steel, $36,062; tin, $58,474; sogar, $155,488; tobacco, $37,674; tea, $97,500, Tha above aggrerate for the first halt of the month of January does not quite equal that for the corresponding period last year. The total for the month will prebably bo’ fall as large a that for January, 1863, Had the usual number of xteamers and packet ships arrived asthey become di the irportations up to this time would have been m greater, and we have every reason to believe that the last two weeks of the month will make up fall an equal value. It will be seem that the entry of dry goods forms considerably more than one half of the total importation thus far this year, and no doubt will continue to through out. We annex at length the report of the State Treasare™ of Pennsylvania, The immense public debt of the State, holders of which are scattered ever this country and Enrope, makes everything connected with ‘ts finances im- portant to thore interested. Reroxt or Tum Stats TRAASTRER OF PENWSTLYANLA. To the Senate and House of Representatives of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania: — GavtTianm—In accordance with the provisions of the Act cf Assembly, approved the 16th of March, 185%, Permit me tosubmit to your honorable bodies, this my annual report upon the finances of the Commonwealth, for the year ending the 90th November, 1868. The table hereunto sppended, will shew in the wma} +» $6,232,165 form the revenue and expenditure, the estimate of re- ovipta and expenditures for tbe coming year, the monthly rece!pts and payments, the statements relative to tax on real and pe: sonal property, the relief notes cancelled ani still in civonlation, the public debt, the undrawn appro- priations, and the opsrations of the tinking Fund. By recurring to these tables, it will be seen that the whole amount ef receipts for the year waa $9,436,770 08 And the balance in the Treasury, oa the 30th of November, 1853..... . 1,382,611 00 A) $10,869 351 08 the year amounts to,..., $10,144 963 73 Leaving a balance in the Treasury at the elcee of the year of.. rar + $724,417 35 It will be proper bere to state that a portion of these receipts and expenditures are of an extraordinary charac ter, and do mot properly belong to elther the permanent sourees of revenue, or the ordinary expenses of govern- ment, As the five million Joan authorised by the act of the 4th of May, 1852, was not entirely consummated at the time of my last annual report, a portion of that loan (as will appear by reference to the table,)entered into the operations of the fiscal year 1853, and increases the re- ceipts and expenditures accordingly. The operations of the year being divested of the receipts upon this loan, and the sonia derived upon its nego: tiation, and the pay made therefiom, and the re coipts and ‘cxpeaal ares under the temporary loans, with the payments for the construction and completion of ntw work upon the North Branch Canal, the Allegheny Port age, and Philadelphia and Columbis ratlroads, will stand as follows, viz. = Total receipta......sssssssseessseeenesess $9,486,770 08 Deduct as follows, viz :— Receipt pts fre pereeeees eee |. $3,130,838 33 Receipts from Jeans. 1,075,000 00 104,104 00 Receipts for eee on loans. Total expenditare. Deduot as follows, Payments on permanent ‘loans.. 98,606,287 96 Payments on heres ihe hy ath ae 6,000 00 Payment of tem act January 21, cine ete 26,000 00 Payment of tem) pe of Nap ne pt 485,000 60 ea of interest on tem ie 12,206 54 Intazest certificates redee 43,638 62 Domestic creditors’ certificates, and interest thereon,.,....., 41,185 16 and interest thereon......... seeeesees B4,117,316 68 Payments for rovement to the Philadelphia and Columbia RR. $224,651 75 Payments for structing road to avord planes, and Pennsylvavia RR.. 567,509 70 Payments for con struction of North Branch Canal..... 450,222 00 ———— 1,242,383 45 Dela Improvement ware Division... Locks at Northum: berland.. Ay} Western Reservoir. 113,880 41 Purchase of looomo- vives, . 116,000 00 Machinery Parksburg hops ...... 7,425 00 123,426 00 Payments of railroad and canal Cebte for 1850 ’61 and '62.... Payment of premiums on loans to the Coumisslonere of the 104,000 00 Singing Fund. ————85, 962,160 99 Permanent expenditares.. $4,182,802 74 ‘Thus it appears that the permanent revenue for the goat, wad....0-., $4,659,232 75 And the pe manent expenditures. \ 4,182,802 74 261,161 56 Exoess of permanent revenue over perms: nent expencitares.........4 . $476,430 O1 ‘This ttatement shows that the ordinary or permanent revenue has beem more than sufficient for the ordinary expenses of government during the past year, but the appropriations for extraordinary purposes, be: the Joane sutborized by the Legislature at the last session, have fully absorbed this excess The whole statement, however, presents a most encour- aging and gratifying fact, that the resources of the treasury are fully adequate to sustain the plighted faith of the commonwealth; that the balence in the treasury at the end of the fiscal year, together with the ordinary receipts to the lst of February, will, in all probability, be sufficient to mset the interest on the State debt then to become sree without the necessity of resorting to a temporary lean. If the above exsss of revenue over expenditures of 3474 450 O1, had not been absorbed Aire ‘appropriations or extraordinary purposes, Vet ‘applied to the indebted- ness of the commonwealth, either in the reduction of permanent or temporary loans, and added to the sum of ¥421,900 48, which is the reduetion of the State indebted ness for the part year. by the operations of the Sinking Ford the whole sum thus applied would have made 4898,890 49 year, as will appear by reference to the tabl jount to the sum of $600,960. It is thus ma: apparent that the Treasury will have the ability. duri the coming year, to redeem the num of $590,000—beto, the entire amount of the temporary loans now outstan ing. But to protuce this most ¢erirable result, no ad 1i- tional drafta thould be made upon it without the proper provision being made by the Legislature for their pay- Bente The prospects for the coming year are most encouraging. ‘The North Branch Canal—a work of vast importanse, which will, po doubt, be s source of considerable r —is rearly completed. A ion of the plane on the Allegheny Portege Railroad bas been avoided, whiob will materially reduce the expenses of that portion of the public worl The reasovabe conclusion would, there- fore, be, that with an Improved and rigid system of econo- my, for #bich we confidently look upon the part of the public sgents, and with prudent and ecoaomical legisla. Te, the pubic debt may be rapidly decreased, and the tax-payers relieved from # burtben that loog has pressed upon them. Sound pelicy ard true economy dictate the immediate completion of the North Branch Cinai—a rk of vital interest to the State, and of great importance ia the calculation of the revenue of the commonwealth. (oen- irg into the great coal fields aud iron beds of the North, without pre biped the rich and productive soi) tarough which it pastes, when taken into coosiceration with the active, inelligent and growing busi population of that region of the State, mark it as the most important lpk in the chain of our Le nig ergs Now nearly com pleted, it is most desirable that such legislative astion rhoulé be bad as will secare, early in the season, the opentce for business of this whole lime, that the revennes of the State may be increseed by the receipts which will be poored into the State treasury from this great work. It may be urged with the sams force, thatthe comple- tion cf the Allegheny Road for the avoidance of the planer, will not only greatly increase the facilities for trap portation. but will produce # vast saving 1o the Con- mopweaith. The expense atten: ‘upon the working of ubere plaver, aré much more than comme: vie with the interest on the cost of avoiding th perience will attest the wisdom, and time wilshow the city policy Of, at an early « day as possible, completing the rend fer their avoidance. The od tea debt of the State on the let a, December, a6 stated in the table, is $40,566,279 54 the ‘amount remaining in the Treasury, applicable to the cancellation of this debt, ae per account of the 4th May, 1862,...... aeons sees eeveereees 187,088 45 Total debt.......sssesseeeccscsves seve + 940.378.9091 09 By reference to report of the Secretary of the Com mirmoners of the Sinking Func, hereupto appended, it will be seen that the operations of that fuod for the 1882 and 1853, reduced the State indebtedness ia the sum of $632,071 Only afew yeart ago Peonsylvania, for the first time in her history. failed to meet punctually ber honest ea- gegements The struggle to regain her bigh position It one and for » long time the treasury was compelled to resort to temporary loans to meet the semi annual payment of the interest upon the State deb’, While we congratulate ourselves upon the present favcrable aspect of our affairs, we should 10° lore sight of the fact that, it was by wise and pradent legiristion that the credit of the State was restored, and that the same wisdom and prudence will be nevessary io retain it. Mines and Mining. Scnpay, Jan 15—6 P. M, The board on Saturday was moderately active. Ulster fell1o 1%, at which figure some four hundred shares were sold. Lehigh also fell 3, with small rales, Two thousand shares Phoenix were sold at % for cash, and bought back for lontime. Three hundred Ripley sold at 3%. Cale. donia Minirg commanded 43. At the Brokers’ Board, Penesylrania Coal sold at 100}, Cumberland Coal sold largely, commencing at 3614, buyer 60, and closing at 844 for of Parker Vein fell to 6%, seller three, at the first, and again ‘ell to 634, seb, at the second board. Nine hundred North Carolina Copper were sold at 5 a 2}; New Jersey Zine reached 9%{, buyer 60. At the Mintog Board 8% were bid for Hiwaases; 100. for Rocky Bar; % for Manitou; 3 for Connes'icut; 14 for North West; 11% for Tolteo; 2 for ‘#inthrop: 6% for Dolly Hiae; 37% for Algomah; 1% for Ohio Land and Marble; % for Conrad Hill; 360. for Mineral. American White Zinc was held at 3%; Potomac at 1; Native at 6; Gogebie at 2%; Deep River at 400 ; Springflekl at 1%; Charlotte at 15; Lind my at X; MeOallooh ot 6; Gold HID at 27%. leet of the transsctions during the week have been in the Boston oa pper stocks. Im connection with these transactions following table, from « Bestoe journal, “orrer Miving aroors. Shar woo... “20 000. 10.000, . 2220-000, 77 iW 00, -10 10 Pittsburg, Pa... Boston. ... MINING BOARD, SATURDAY, JAN. 14, ia Co, 100 shares Ripley C 275 100 Bulton Mining . $00 Phenix Mining Co 0 do. ‘200 Ripley Go, CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvxpay, Jan, 14—6 P, M23 RADSTUFFS. —Flour was actively sought after, at 6140. s « Wie, ge ea tr bbl higher rater, The day’s movements 000 bbls. —superfine No. 2, at $7 43: Ch ripen ordinary to choice State ard mixed to fancy $7 8734 $8 ; common to at 87 tien Genesee, ‘at $8.0 $8 1: extra Western at ry $880 and extra Genesee, at $8 1234 0 $8 75; sa- Canadian was scarce, and held at $8 ; for mixed to good ; $8 s $8 12% for favorite 0 $8 623¢ for fancy, bbl. Rye flour was offered at 60 for and $6 87}¢ for fancy, per bbl. There have been 750 bols. Jersey cornmes! * at $3 756.0 $3 81%, er bbl Wheat Piedra! fan Pela he yurhel Gearer. Lege Pld ag bushels prime Genesee w! Search "3.000 Southern do., at $1 983; 2,600 do mix at $I , $1'86; 6,000 Pennsylvania do, The day’s business reached 57.000 % for damp New Jersey ; 870. a 890. for new Southera white yellow ; ‘and 806. a 900. for old prime Western mixed round yellow, per bushel. Provisions.—Pork was in improved demand and ty firm. The day’s transactions consisted of 740 bb! $14 for new mers; $13 3734 for old do.; $12 60 for ‘old ¢; and an unpublished rate for Prime mses, per bbl ickled meate were unaltered About bls. good to prime lard fetched 9! #100. per 1b The sales of beet embraces only 250 bb! t yesterday’s quotations. Beef hams, butter, and cheese were as previously reported. ATpumaria~ aise sk x bidney Hoss, Ghagre Apoplexy 6 Heart, disease of. ‘Aspbyxia 1 Hip disease... .. 1 Hooping cough. § 1 Inanitiop...... fading’ frem bowels.... 1 Inflammation of bisdder. i Bleeding from atomach.. 1 Iofammation of brain... 8 Bleeding from lungs 1 Inflammation of bowels,.10 Burned or scalded 1 Joflemmation of heart... 3 Bronebitis. 9 Inflammation of lungs.. .30 Cancer, 1 Iafiammation of throat.. 4 Cancer.of breast. 1 Infiam~astionof womb... 1 Cancer of stomach, 1 Inflammation of liver, 4 Cancer brainy, of arm... 1 2 Casualty by fail of timber 1 1 Casusly by fall on the Killed or murdered head 1 _ pistol shot. 1 8 1 ae 1 28 1 2 2 ae vat gen 4 Congestion of lungs 8 1 Constipation of bowels... 1 v1 Cyanosis, blue disease... 1 1 Dedilty, infantile. 7 1 Debility adult, 2 5 Delirium tremens, 5 Pleurisy 2 8 Parpura.. 1 P 8 Roeumation 1 Dropsy in the head......20 Rupture of the bladder.. 1 Dropay in the chen 2 Scrofuls.. 6 itery...... 6 Swallpox. 9 2 1 1 84 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Fev 3 : er, Lacon! Fever, remittent, 1 1 wer, roarlet.... lis 2 Fever, typhoid 1 <a Fever, ty phus.. Te agi Under 1 year... From lio 2 years “ 306 5to10 10 to 20 20 to 30 United States. Frou—Hi Bellevue, ) 3, Penitentiary, Blackwell's Islend, 3; Warc’s Isiend, 34; Randall’s Island, 16; St Vio- cent’s Forpitel 2; City Hospital, 7; City Prison, 1; Jef ferson Market Prison, 1; Almshouse, Blackwell's Island, 8; Colored Home Bowpitat. 3; colored persons, 6 THOMAS K DOWNING, City inapestor City Inepector’s Office, Jan 14. 1884 THE LATEST ADVICES RECEIVED aT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED _BVERY mY DAY. ot eenie oer with $5,t tot from which large pres can be made. Addross Enterprise, Herald office, with roal sme. CHEAP—A SPLENDID below Maiden n for selling, Apply 0 1,000, a2h.St-" » driv king saloon moar Broad wa: Inne) now doing & profitable business, Ress the proprietor entering into the wholesale trade. & YERA PLUM NCE, 13 Chambers street, RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A STOVE AND TIN ware store, with workshop attached, doing a business and situtated on one of the vest bosiness iL salected stock of sores, p, tools, ad awa \d low for nd harness aah If apelied for soo SHEPARD, 83 Eighth RARE OPPORTUNITY —FOR BALE, THE ABE, ‘Groots Un ol. iu leg pean vi the clty, now doing yee in ibe re rive. Possonsion iivou the Ist of Feb- raary, or sooner if desired, Address Warren street, Horald office, Ad HAT Sz0Ry 705, pale, OF FOUR YE4RS STAND- ing, in splendid ord: atters 4, Now York, Nowark or Gonnecti: to commen: dusiness. Said store is st 240 Ful sires, Brooklyn, the best part of the street. The sale of summer hates and cape will pay more than all the exponses. Sonica’ on the pre- mises, or at 93 William street, Now York. G. BACKSTER, Jn. GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MOREY A. nee beigge’ man lately from China, offers for sale Chiness curieeltie itt, eee sa well Several | res hig] esting and history ¢ cote, &o., ° with ‘them. nauire at Gey Greenwich street. ILLIARD TABLES FOR Leyton y MOST SPLEN- Ud tables thay have yet, boon offered for, sale oan be ith ike isnt ralennised rubber esa ‘whieh hich we ay have thie eateo of perfection. GRIFFITH & DECKER. ‘BULIARD TABLES FOR SALR GENTLEMEN Win: Urchsre & pegiar table will do weil to call and guanlte ihn wets and wood peas aitasie for Toe Parate or . and woo or publics. GRIFFITH & DECKER, 90 Aun stroct. AND MERCER STRERT PROPERTY FOR Be hel Moroor street, 164 b bored 68 mee pee rt }OALYARD FOR SALE.—T! LEASE OF THE LOT, and the fixtures and goed will of ve business, of the ooal- yard, No. 1,016 Broadway. Apply at SEBethune stroat JOALYARD FOR SALE—THE LEASE OF THE LOTS, C ‘and the fixtures and goodwill of the business, of _ ooal- yard No, 3) Bethune street. Apply on the pre: FOR SALE.—A Et pe CLASS STOXE, D)iesieaniy tented in snp sneee: rt of pt with fon G good and brig il’ be 1d low for ane hte ont Pier sale satisfactory. This iss rare Prorsaaly, for seouring s et business stand. Address Potash, Hudoon stroot Poet RUG STORE.—A NEATLY FITTED UP AND WELL ‘stooked drug store, cheap fer cash. A good opportu- ity, aa ft is an old established and rapidiy Inoreasing oon: cern. Apply at 37 Bowery. OR SALE.—EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, JONG THE allroad depo) at Rye, Wesvebestor county | A beauti, fal site for a country seat. Apply to Mr. ENNIS, Railroad Agent, Ryo station. bons love 6 Tost wire by 97 foot deep Apply rig HOMER “OR. GAN. Bo. 8 Metropolitan Bank Building, Pine street. OR SALE—THE HOUSE AND neds Bake 78 FIFTH avenue, with stablee cae For AUGUST ‘BELMONT. 7 76 OR Panay tel ae oh ON WASHINGTON AND streote.—The vacant lot No. 269, om the east oe et Wastin, on street, 26 foot 8 inches in front, by 80 feet depth sdjoining the southeast corner of Warren street; . the two- wry, brick houses and lots, 20 ‘eooboachin front by 26 feat in depth, abutting upon the reat 0. oo Washington street, and formi an L from Washington to Warren street. The Warren stroe’ house ean be altered into stores b ery small outlay; and by using forty feet ef the rear on ington street thoy be made 53 feet deep, giving sufficient ground for three good stores, which will command high rents. This property isin the most phen business part of oi 4 in the pel rite neigh se of the Eric Hudson River Rail: ‘ond depots. Me "pel ice Cont terms apply to JaM&S H. THORN, 168 Walker strse' Fw SALE—A fbn lagwry WITH STOCK AND GOOD ‘will of stand, on the moet reasonsble terms, to suit an rising young man wishing ® manfacvaring business ortablished, aa the propristor has made enoush to a and give a ebanoce to some one else. Apply to R. RGHTEN, 82 Division street. Ps SALE—THE KEYSTONE HOTBL, leila td aT oa on ae fret morthwost corner fro Jone k. three a rear two story ep Part of may remain on bond and Mortgage for a torm of years. In- ouire on the premises. 10) LE—THE «N gledeiygel HOUSE AND LOT OF Jan. 15, 1868. Adelaide,S,Austrlia.Oct. 9 Alexandria, Keypt.. Dec. 15 Nov. 6 Dee. 11 Deo, 27 Dee. 80 Mauritius,In. Ocean, .Oot. Mayagues, P.R Melbourne, N.S.W...Oct. Antwerp, Belgium. Aguadilla, P. Aspinwall, N Bay, Dee, 81 Merida, Yucatan... Oot. 11 Aux Cayes, Hayti..Deo, 17 Mexico (city). . 17 Auckland, N July 19 Monrovia, A\ :Nov. 2 . 80 Montevideo, S.A.....Nov 6 Nassau, N.P. Port au Plait, Si. D. Port au Prince,Hay. Dec, 23 Port Philip, Aust’la. Sept. 26 Portspain,Trinidad.. Dee. 18 Port Praya, C. Pucrto Cabello, Vea Deo. 15 Rangoon, Burmah.. dept. 17 Rio Grande, Brasil Nev. 2 Rio Janeiro, Braxil..Now. 20 InGrande,Cu. Dee, 15 Salt Lake City..../.Oet. 1 San Francisco, U.C. Dee 16 3an Jose, CostaRica Dee, 96 San Juan deCuba.. Dec. 25 San Cape Haytier Cape Town, ©.G.H..Nov. 9 Cardenas, Ou! Deo. 97 Carthagena, Nov. 17 Cayenné,Fr.Guiana.Nov. 18 Cienfuegos, Cuba... Dec, 22 Constantinople, Tky.Dec. 19 Dee. 1 dec. 11 Dec. 7 jew. 12 Demarara, ‘Br. Smyrna, Turkey St. Dormingo City. St. Helens... St. Jago de Cubs... Dec, 22 St. Petersbui Guayama, P:R... Guayaquil,Reusdor.Nov, 21 Havana, Cubs. jan. 8 Havre, France......Deo, 27 Hobart Town, V.D.L. Aug. 18 Nov. 4 Malta. Manila, Philip. Mansanillo, ie Maracaibo, Ven'la.. Dee. ‘Mexico, Martiniqne re d 254 Twelfth srcoet, me Fourth avenue, on row sonable terms. Inquire of Bd. ak RLY, 41 Fulton street. POE Sale tH jan giv hewk Paty ‘ote trot in three m: a robes, ore at OMPLETE BSTABLISHMENT OF A peeping b a bap shen, oro st of als, lanka, ‘ine, ‘do. ko. The whole will be 80! ar, ra Twelfth siroat Aivt sucbie east trom Brondway, APUY 18 OR SALE.—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A fansy store No. 215 Bowery ; peat aed and the store is to bo had for two or three years. me diately. therefore will be sold am euare vin aire of COLLIN & BARN OR SALR—GAME wily BRED celebrated Irish stook, an py the best thas e found a ‘1 Unive be gold cheap so any party living conth st Philedetoniay For terme and further information apply at 72 Roosevelt street. FROM THR MOST skis be OK 8SALE—THE LEASE. FIXTURES, AND WELL SE- lected stock of s merebant tailoring estabdlishmens, on it large amount of cash custom Will be ef B. P. TOWNSEND. parte. Inquire OR SAL aoe eae FOUR STORY HOUSE AND LOT P: The house conti Lot 25 by W. easy. BP ‘KIN INSHIMBR, 519 Fourth avenue, after 2 P. M. Jor SALEB—ONE OF THB gy oYsT! in ‘ai city, lease, stock an passed ital t> make mone} ate Office 133 Naas: je ie & rare chance for OR SALE—THE LEASE, 8TOCK AND FIXTURES OF a livery stable, connected wish ong of the beet food stores in this ity: Incation unurpassnd dren |. Apply at G. MRS, oat” Revels’ oftco, 183 Nassau street, room No. 12, third flor. lease stock, fixtar fthe city to mal acd furniture, situ peep, and will be fincr. OR BALE.— THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A LAMP and fancy goods sore sil be disposed of on reasonable count of rietor hens] ered tab) with ry ‘small oapi- Tmation apply to we & F. DLSTZ, No, urth 237 Greanwich stree (OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE of an old established laco and broidery store, in of the bess parts of B: Tae stock is well selected and LT ae ‘order and is enly about five thor 4 dollars in Apply immediately to J. K. JAFFRAY & SONS, 73 Brondway, 108 SALE.- SALOON AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE, ted on B ihe busivess street. loon is nicely itt marble top, t-biee, carp, pe leloth, ourtains loin ¢ provrietor having other Sislams to ettond vote sthiecd, We dissec et tkesame hee particulars address H. B, B., Heralt office, Ting ate ESTABLISHMENT A ing atrre for enle wanted, of the femubers it hae a good o: ie one of the bost loeatio For particulars, inquire o ‘The tes: ND BOYS’ CLOTS. 4 fivtnres, together with 85 South Seventh street, Wil- e trade, Cy HE FANCY PRY GOODS TORE AND HOUSE, M5 Sixth avenue, between Twenty first and Twenty-seo 4 Fy in now to be disposed Proprictress—onb yi is one ef the best in the ell on the Premis: in ermssquence lease or at H. Griffin’ Ron Bay ™ of WO VALUABLE FARMS 7OR SALE—ONE CONTATN- of fruit of all farm and two new ‘hous Greenwich street, a Jan Chicane stapiote lot. Apoly at Broadway. 143 ing twenty two ROPERTY re Vitra fet P. pharm’ Also, villa sites an EIGHTH STRE! Hovse.—Two rooms Go Rores, with hore, _ on, to de one sore of strawhe iaaelrs on Jaco righton. a for one er two contlemen, to let with boar: iz z WIFE, OR TWO GENTS, CAN BR om <4 ed Wich bcart in a privase family, on a £=. ote eet, for o1 gies poise louse furnished with Pair ‘the modern im: iran Apply at No. acros of wood “uthonsea sbundance rdening, on the ris ror pot. ive mallee from Paterson, 0 oF return; one BURKE, 315 SALE, Om STaTan ‘Om the water, Aiding Lote, af ten agen ialand Hen Katato Agenin Web BOARDING AND LODGING. OPPOSITE THE Pri on third floor, “f front, also walk from Montages or South vem ents. Joralomen NBATLY FU ENTERED BO Boome TO a fast sorved if UITE toons ortwo single gent Solve ah72 Pras st house wel Guire e172 Frashlin sbeech, fret house we Stel ins si) ty Ta- of Broadway. FEW Leealties ¢ ee ony CANBE PURASANEEE socommodat fains gaa. References LARGE FURNISHED ROOM 70 LET—T0 aalen Private family, ith b gio sentlomsn, in 001 folate aa sth Seventh avenues. Mites pew genet rea IPP rnp oe malay suIT oor, bat ee Tare shed will be te | Genteel accommodations ; fi room for a sin, DI Apply at 68.5%. Mark’s p! jue rooms and Koo: ous to stag 1, Prices, at (edteare Broadway The ease con 4 railroad: y-socond wieety b between Sixth ‘ond ‘tleman. . References o: OARD—WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, FOR SINGLE tlemen and families, may be obtained at Nol] Noilleon place, (Mercer strest, nor Ei ‘The houso bas all the modern improvements. fe . MARE’S PLACE—WITH A HAND- amaly faralobod room 1a the second story o¢ & Grwt olaeg on wupplied with all the modern arenes: reference required. Addross 0. M., re Post Union « Best of OARD IN BROOKLYN. with pi —WANTED, BY Two Youna ie private family, near tha Onn IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN his wife, —. two ES three single gentlemen, oan be a with yard at —] PRIVATE FAMILY. BY BOAse WANTED. OY, 4 ERY ATR, TAME Finer pees Location above Fourteenth street. enst of ue. Reforences oxchanged. Addrest Fin domes Bopraet WARTED—FO! ble rooms and bot A YOUNG rivate family. ieee abovo ioe aorth modéerate. Addi ress J. C. H. { Broadway, woul be preferred ., Broadway Post A a ee: MAN, IN & yr atroot, on the Terms to be Office. D WANTED IMMEDIATELY—FOR A FRENCH Botttiensn, ‘who is desirous to lesrn Bng.ish, and to Lo Fren ah to erate. Indies; not far from Broadway. Direct M. Ve ‘box 7 Broadway Post Office. ING. — ACCOMMODATIONS CONVENIENT Boe family or einele gentlemen, on frat foor) bandsomely Abingdon equ ire, weet with gas Apply ab Ro. OARDING.—& TEW SINGLE" GENTLEMEN WILL find good nish heh i well fn Abe third floor, where there is & stove, for se Siigible. ace mm ations at 33 Furs, reom on the first h street, none oor, pantrics at- oe iMesvectable "mecantor wil ‘india eb, fo A Faron, ware papecom ADJOIN: ital full oF partial are grates, at 47 ‘Broadway. Tae OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LBT— ‘with or without board, at 99 Wost Twonty-seventh stroct, near Sixth avenue. URNISHED ¥OOMS TO LET—WITH OR bh hat 4 board, at avenue, 63 West Twenty-first street, corner of Sixth JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, In & private family. at No. 19 Ludlow place, corner of Macdoogal street. or more, ties who will take them for s yoar will be Ist on very reasonabl» terms, and pos- session given immediately. Good reference required. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GREN- tlemen, without board, at 143 Franklin street. URNISHED ROOMS.—ONE FRONT Faxvos AND bed room adjoining on second floor, and o1 oem on third floor. together with two single room: lati ficer, all loon he ype Fond to let, to wee Papen with of without breab: band tes. Apply at om street. Poach rater ROOMS.—TO LET, A PARLOR ON THE iret floor, for one or two single gentlemen. ply = “4 ‘Barclay street. ‘Ap- ey otal. tid APARTMENTS—TWO VERY HAND- some rent! vi to let, without board, to two or three ouse and location respectable, near St. Tao te family. apply at 133 Franklin street, ba LL gery NT. ROOMS 70 1 LET—WITa OR WITH- at 37 Howard strect, two doors east of Broad- ‘8 well furnished parler vith ens, bath, do. A Cnfuraieh at ls “Charles teats Werren pl WITH BOARD-—TWO iter gg hes mike LET, fecona floor, and one artic ro0i ‘thy 32 Dor Sixth am parest, jighth avenue railroads. Inquire tor $ UET—a Li om the second floor, to out board. Inquire tah teat FRONT bo two single gentle at 80 Forsyth streets = monte, within tom water, Ie public house. Apply No. 4, New A. w City Hi sixth streot and Fourth avenue. avente. A® FAMILY. or GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND Pitrcen to bire s rood furnished houss Vt Jal , want il oTtoken tt for il farnished, for whic Melly Fenpectatle party. Auction all well finish pda T ce wi LING & TU KB 239 Bi iit be i wy Bate WANTED, FROM THE Rite of or a cotvage and or first of May next, iieras © roasonad! vor 2543 New bork P + Off Address, with partection, OR SALE—A FAR! nook oe Came Fos git a about iwelv bout lee bored s poly air Br (OR SALE.—THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIX tures of frst class Bhi + leaving. Peeson ed: hb. Applyte 7. BAMILTON WaIRe agent, corner F vend middagh streets, Br oklyn. OR SALE IN NEW YORK—ONE HOUSE 26 ay 7, LOT 0 feet, Gramersy park 7,9 Ph and'ss Twenty ft nareot ; three d " impro ‘wo brign houses, 25 by 45, lot 2 foot ear'eal 0 en Shui miiee from Purten, and South ferries, om f trick heusee iv Willow steret : fivy do. in Clinton an¢ Awa Hington street ; one clegant marble frout on Fitst place. ap: ply to WEBB & CLARKE, No, 18 Nassan street, JOR SALE great: 7 MILITARY EQUIPMENT sin ate andrew M. Shiors,) fotory of all kinds ‘t military goods. OR Bal store 80 le oat any kind of bas P sencasion immediarely. tops \VaN ZANDT & LIVINGSTON, Mo. 5 New street. § DUSTRIAL BO! ate aah acre lot for vale in the fo 4 in A geod alt nore in the OR og oe VERY DESIRABLE mn wt bein ret th join Also & ‘ilege, Herald ofios. OT ON FIFTH Ra's aed SALE.—THE LOT ON the southeast corner of L ECOND taped ke hh a a = 4d Wineternth ith calling In progree of ereetlon wk Divi, Tax Om heimepatrt Pa tel AND Wii att, —FOR att settaa aren deipbis. The ster rand mating. seat Machlonatle part ot eee meas baceic orn of bens ro jorate, Ai or Ouentaes Bs be WANTED—ON FIRST OF FEBRUARY OR R004 01 below roy ‘alltwader Bentses aw Fark! Gerald ot the them We the dee ot o paid for shew 08 te exceed $400 Apply at house or cottage, in the line of he Sixth or 4. Baran! the dorala nitoe Addrovs 8B. ‘ie office ASE-A FEW COPIES OF TI san 5. 1.53. A good prise ot eee ee parebi eset ae 7 “then | Bowen, and Hudson street Post Waniz, ANTED TO wixty foot or or three or more Ww voardors. Pearse a jrest A.C. D., Horald office, for two days, stat Pyac oh es but it ae BUILDING, ievging vain BY loan man . “ Looation weet YOUNG GENTLEMEN—a& Location wost of Broad streets.