The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1854, Page 6

Public Opinion on the Seartet Letter. (Pee lew Baten © Se ‘There w & leug aie cowtr versy in progress be tween the New ¥ ns Hens nm one wide and the Wasbir gton U+ion on the other whether F A Pierce dvd 2) the Hee sullers us <a newts of the admiuistretion w { the Hanacn, aad its advo araare of the apoils, to Aa the qvarrel now stands, the faving extorted from g office wader nt Chat they bad 1 they do not adunit vod ln the free soil in 00 partion art the Heracp b couple of President Pre ce seen aud Tread that Piere that time #yupat movement. T neon he “es and equivoc ites and after den, ing the exis ence of any letter on the subject from the President for a while, at last falls back upon the pretence Coat its contemts were bow tae Ven Bareus te ding ate ent, and we recommend the t forth st once. York #enday Meroary ) THR “ RCARLET LETTEK.’ That warm friend of the present unhappy adminw tration at Washington, and of Geo. Pierse in particu lar—the Hsxatp—suli harps upon that letter. reeks, with fretful earnestness avd dis ressful zeal, for further proof that General Pierce #rote a letter 90 the free soil ratificati no meeting im ta city ia 1848, approving of Its plaiorm and its proposed amendments. it shows beyond di:pute that such a letter was written to just such a meeting—to a free sell or abe Wition meeting, tainted with the worst species of Van Burenism— the most shuffling, time serving and con- temptible of ai] isms. In showing this we have prime Sacee evidence that Gen Pierce Was at Ubat tie aud ‘that be had long been himself taiated #ith abolition: ism. Show us what compavy @ gentioman keeps and tile t by views Tae only to prod Union tot From aad purposes ¢ b we will tell you what manner or man he is Aside from the fact that the Surveyorof the Port, Mr. Coch Face Dis acwiled que cLougt, uabertuuately tor Bim, ty pus b ud w doubt, w all walr miads, tums st such a jetler Was @rillen, aud that it was very eee in existence, und in his p session, let us look at be President's subsequent acts—at bis present affiliat Everyb dy knows that Mr Pierce owes his elec tion to Toe Union sentiment that sprang out of the Bgitation, the excitement, aud tie uritation natu rally .reated by the slavery hurricane that blew over this gountry in 1860. Sverybody, ourselves among the number of everybodies, was ied to believe that be was 3 pure Union man, as uctauted, politi- oslly, though not, alas! morally, as the unbora babe, What do we find immeaiately afler tis election? We find him affiliated vith— mony other political bumbugs that super emiveut political party humbug —Jobn Van Buren, who had sworn, in episties and in barangues until he was black in the face, against every form of slavery—whe went about damning it up hill and down aale, iuterlarding bis oaths with filatalent attempts at wit, aud abortive darts at the bumorous——who impiously caied his God to witaess that he might lose his wg or his wits, or some other fabulous piece of property, if ne ever abandoned the | cause of anti+lavery, nd who has since be come and is now acknowledged as the leader of ae administrative party in this city. It was litical jack and mouutebank tnat worked i rdest to thrust that houest and uaoflinching democrat, Greene C. Bronson, out of the custom ‘And why? Because that estimable gentle- man, well knowivg Mr. John Van Buren’s antece- dents, and his treacherous, political, chamelion-like character, would lend him no aid or coantenance in putting a dozen or two of his satellites or ayr- ons into office. Has not Mr Van Buren himeelf made public complaint of Mr. Bronson’s neglect of him? All the iniluences that are brought to bear | wpon the administration are as soft as putty, and anything hard, like Mr. Bronson, has been aud is moet objectionable. | This particular ‘Scarlet letter” that the Hexanp | so harps upon, is not the only “‘scft” letter that | might have been brought against the President. | But they have all been bought up by this time, in aigW of the next Presidential electioa, to which ott | Pierce is vain enough to louk forward with iigh | hopes, and in which be has about as much chance | | of success as @ cat has in tophet without claws. Jn the fact of the existence of a host of “Scarlet | ters,” softer than the softest putt; Wy on the subject | abolitionism, and written by ‘ranklin Pierce, may be found the secret of the “softs” influence | over him, the secret of bis present anomalous, dis tracted, and reatly pitiable condition before toe country, and the noble part of the party that rushed bam into office. “On, what a fall was there, my countrymen | Marine “affaics. TEE NEW OLirrss yuu OCKAN HERALD. ‘The great avenues opeved te trade by the discov- ery of gold in California aud Australia, have de- ve,oped in a wonderful degree our national capacity for shipbuiding. Every class of ur vessels, for speed, beauty and strengta, is famous on every s2a. Although New York, as te great mart of American commerce, took the lead in producing large clippers, yet our frieads to the eastward have not tarried long inthe rear. Many of the finest ships which now hail from this port were designed and built in east- ern ports. The Ocean Herald, built at Damariscetta by Mr. Cyrus Cotter, now here, is a noble specimen of what our down-east friends cando, She registers nearly 2,400 tons, is built of white oak, and copper fastened, and is of a model designed to stow a good earge and at the same time sail with the swiftost. She is 245 feet long on deck, and 258 feet over all— has 444 feet extreme breadth of beam, and 24 feet depth of hold, inelading 8 feet height between decks. Her ends are long and very sharp, and her lines slightly concave up to 22 feet draught, but above there they gradually become convex, to corre:pond with her outline on the rail. Her gtern is nearly oval in ou'line, but in the make of the monkey rail it is round ed and neatly finished. All her accommoda. tions are on the upper deck, leaving the entire space below for the stowage of cargo. She has a top gallant forecastle, a house abaft the foremast for her crew and other purposes; and aft she has a half poop deck wita a large house in it, which contains two splendid eabins, which are finished and fur- nished in superior style. The ship perior has an excellent white oak frame, and all the hooks, pointers, and all the knees in tue hold are also of white oak, and her ceiling, kelsons, deck frames and planking are of hard pine. Her keel is of rock maple in two depths, with twelve feet scarphs, sides sixteen iuches, and moulds thirty-two inches. The floor timbers are moulded twenty iaches, and sided from twelve to fourteen ; and she bas three Gepths of midships keelsous, ‘each sixteem iaches square, and sister keelsons of the same size, the whole bolted with one and taree ig ie iach copper and iron. The floor ceiliug is tive inches thick, aud her bilge streaks commence as sixteea inches square ; the next streaks fourteen inches, graduated w nine inches thick, and continued that substance up to the lower deck. The lower deck beams are sixteen incaes equare amidships, tapered toward the ends, aad tae waterways are algo sixtwen inches square, with mas- sive thick work over and inside of them, and the ‘ eeiling above is six inchea thick. She is ware fastened throughout, tue fast-aing varying frum 14 to Linch. Toe upper deck beams are lv by 15 inches, the upper deck water ways 14 inches square, with two thick streaks inside of them, and the eae of both decks is 34 inches thisk. Her most filled with massive hooks and painter her stanchions are als) very stoat, and all knees are well itted and strongly bolted. Her garboards are 8 inches thick, the next streak graduated to 5 inches, the substanse of her bostom vas ig; her wales are 6 by 8 inches, and her plank id main rail are each 6 inches thick. She ts equare fastened with treenails, aud butt and bilge bolted with copper. Outside, a+ well as inside, she is a very strongly built vessel, aud remarkably weli fin’ 5 Her lower masts and bows peeled built of hard pine, dowelled together, bolted and hooped over ail with iron. They are, commencing with the fore. 3), 40 and 31 inches in diameters, and 89, 92 and 82 feet long, the be oeeetd 194, 20 and 154 inches in dia- Meters, and 50, 54 and 43 leet long, and the other masts in proportion. Her lower yards are 80, 90 aad 40 feet Square; topaail yards, 63, 70 and 56 feet; the bowspriti s 23/ eet outboard, jibboom divided as 20 ‘and 16 feet for the two jids, and the other spars in Prube is strongly rigged, and looks splendidly Wo! ar as we are qualified to judge, we conai- der her a perfect ship in ail her details, aad one, too, that will work well and sail fast. She is owned by bs builder?and is commauded by his brother. We have called attention to this fine vessel for the of letting our New York mechanics see what our downeast friends oan produce in the way of clip- pers. Bhe is, at present, the largest ship in port. PR nage Srmawens my Avarrauia—An Aus- i or of the!Boston Post states ‘that +g Na the New Orleans, City of Nor- ih, and Unicorn, are sinking money. Nobody will ‘them, and they won't pay to run on the coast, The parties interested in these boats expected to Ft fortune, but I am sorry to say there is much More prospect of losing one.” ae axp Vatvas_e Carco.—The ship Camil- Copt. Westendorff, owned by Mesers. Jno. Fraser Boo. of thi iso oh cleared yesterday for Havre, by ‘Mesers, (eo. A. Hopley & Oo., her cargo consisting f 2,537 bales upland aud 324 bales Sea Island oot. ton = 50 tierces rice—the whole weighing 1,195,354 pounds, and valued at $148,496.—Charles- fon Mercury, Fi it | meneely beuetitted, FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. | by canal, for three seasons:— MO. £Y MARKET. Sonpay, Veb, 5—6 P. M. ‘The movement in the stock market during the past weck | has been upward, and the transactions exosedingly large. ‘The daily reports c{ rales bave lately reminded us of for mer periods of spec ula'ire exoitement and Wall atreot looked very much Ike old times, Nearly every fancy ‘the list bas aivacced, aud a; tho close yesterday, notmitc standing the reaction prodaced by the Arabia's news, prices raled bigher thao at che close of the week previoas The greatest advance has beea in railroad stocks, Toese fustustions sre merely prelimioary to ® more rapid rive Snda more geoersl movecea, The oaly matter waisk Bow cheoks lo the least a very rapid inte te the po- Mtioal difficulties va ve other ede of the Atlantic. I: not of so mush ovareqaencs to us how the question st tenue le settled, oo long as the m)svery that now enve- lopes it it ts removed. A general warthroagaout Barope would de far pref-rable to the preseat state of thingy, 60 far as we are coscirned. This alfeic dinprs0d of, pences bly or foreibly, we stsnd ia » position to bd» im commersialiy sod taancisily. The next steamer, the Pasific, aow nearly due, with four dys le’er tatelligence, may bring su:mething more definite, but we fear the whole matter will bo more pro tracted than is generally anticipated, aad tuat wears, por | nape months, will elapse before the many points at issas will aeeume @ tangible shape, favorably ar unfavorably Ie the meantime our local Guatolal affairs are becoming | seund and bealhy, Mooey {a getting easier and eheepr, and there is # growing disposition to cagage in specalati.n as the season advances; this will of course gain strength, ‘and if the means inerease even moderately, an intlatioa o¢ sonsiderable imyor tance will, without doubt, be realised. Under ail cireumstances, holders of stocks occupy amuch | stronger position than the bears, Operators fo: ad have potbing in their favor but the provad lities of a gous | rel ia Europe; that is the whole of their bearing cap | “ | ital; apd tt te our belief that if the steamship Paoitis should bring the inteliigence thet war hai bsen drolared by all the great Powers agalost Russia, ia less than one month after quotations for all kinds of secaritivs would ie a total for the current fisoal yesr, of 104 931 tons, agaiaat coprtituite uarform whieh ‘bis Jaw 14 not ge of property cleared from and reesived at Oswego, 1861. 1853. 1853. 400,608 © 496,652 179415 221, 1409 Total number of tons. 676,162 630,110 717,013 To relation to the canal and lake trade of Oswego, dur- ing the past year, the Times of that city ssya:— The exhibit is truly gratifyio, ieee that some | of the bert fouring tilla ¢ rain eleva rs, storehousss | and wharfage were pos: by Foy: Geetrutie we ia July, by which the fuelltio for transportation perty and flourio { were somewhat pont ‘will be observed Pt " ag been an increase of 18 872 bbls, of flour, 911,082 bushels of wheat, and 87,789,- i 880 feet of lumber, as compared with the receip s of ‘162. | The importe of Canadian four have fallen on totheex | tent of 80,182 bbls., which is more than made up by the | coipts of Canadian wheat, jaregate tocmage of Canadian produsts imported The at Oswego has increased largely from year.to year Tae test iocry ase has been in wheat aad the products of forest. ‘The arrivals at Oswego from Canade tae past , smount to about 400 more than from American ports, Our tables of property cleared at Oswego embraor the total shipments by canal and railroad, As compare’ with 1862, tuere has been « decreane in the shipments of flour by canal (o the extent of 27,696 bbis.; tnis defi cieney, however, is more thaa made up when we take into account the shipments by railroad Tks total amount of flour set forward by cacal and railroad, ts 946,186 bbla Of the wheat snipped by canal there has bees an ia- create of 16(6 914 bushels, and of lumber 36.383 437 feat. The increase of toanage of property transported | over the caus! in 1853 anoun'” to 186 908 tons, sud ths | txoern of twlla c:Heted to $78,203 83 as compared with | the previous year. The Reacing Railroad Company. for the week ending on | Thursday last, brought down 10,681 tons of ooal, making | 174,046 tons to the same date last year. The Supreme Court of Oalo has declaed the Fank Tax | awo! that Sate cnconstitutional, because it disocimi- geinet che banks i: forbidding taem (wast it coa- to wI) others) to dedagt their debte from their ore Jit in mekiog cut their liste for the tax gatheer, Too requires that the rule of taxation eball be The earnings of the R me aad Watertown Railroad for he Jat balf year were:— | prnilew dh 12,400 bbls, ordin«ry to choles svate, « Toltec have been chiefly dealt in ¢: theweek. Pra nix Gold closed on Saturday rath: oe than it ops ed om Mondsy. In the other stocks o. material deviation is peroeptibie. MINING BOARD, age PEs. 4. 100 sbs Cam! ao ani 60 ahs Tolteo..,,.b60 1254 100 Lehigh Zinc CITY TRADE RErFORr. Sarovar, Feb, 46 P.M Bumapercrvs.—Flour displayed increased vigor ant firmness before the mews arrived. Sivoe it appeared, : ee have advanced their claims about 253. » 31 | 68% 9 88 8734; wind fancy westera, at $8 8735 1234; and other g oportionste figares, tas us ker cloring polit The were 2,000 be #. Canadien dispored of before the Arab! pews transpired, at 68 50 The tranvactions in southern embraced 4,000 bd 9236 @ $9 153{, tor mixed to straight, $9 18% » 89 tor favorite; aad $9 60 a $10 26 for fancy, por bi orm weal were unchenged. [he movemeae in whest have been contived to 2,800 bu-hels good Gene 2 40, a small Jct of com non do. from tae 80, and 4,609 Jersey red. at $205. Toore were 8,000 bushels rye bought from the railroad depot, st $1 12.8 $1 14, inclading an inconsiderable pirosl, a: $1 08, Oats were in better request aed bucyaat in price, nts im corn incluced 37,000 bushela, shiety $l for nee southern white sad yellow, and vld mixed western, per du hel. Cortoy,—-The day's enies reached 2999 bales, as fol- Jowa :—For export, 1.996; hone use, 454; on spesulation, 802, and 'o arrive, 248 Market without obange, Fencurs —Reten co Liverpool were firmer, and ¢ wents of 10,0(0 busdels of oorn were mace in bull Jed ; 200 tieroen be-f at 6s; and 400 bbia. rosin at 62., with G60 Dales of cotton compressed at 11-82. To Loo don, rates were about the rame. The last engagements of moment were fer wheat at idd, and ovef at ie. 64. To Havre, 1.000 bbis four were engaged at 960, To Califor. nia, rates were Keady at 60e. » 659, Provisions —Pork favored suyers tows reached 450 bola, clowing at $15 8734 a $16 for Dew mern, $16 8816 46 for old do; prime — Dresned boge and cat ments ¥. 460 bbls. prim= lard fouad bayera at 10}go a 100. per 1. Beet» aod bacyant. The day’s business tsted of SC cheese were vosltered of Meatns ip the city ead ovuaty of New Yors from the 28h ty of Jemusry to the 4th dey of Eedrumry, 1864 Mon, 97, women, 68; boys, LOT: girls, 129,—Total, 491 Abscess of the liver... 1 rule bigber than at the present m meat. Ho eines toe T tix months Theceal don, eats AD ee b ‘Aneuriam of the heart... i Tae receipta at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of | “~PONIFreeeerseceeesreeseseesseceeseecsees Apoplexy. 6 this port om Seturday, amounted to $188,059 70, pry | Netearnioge for six montha., 9,282 «6 | Aithme or rnin rr ss aa | ee RE een ec ive raceneWocstnten tock 20 09-=89,000 09 laGn-cmation of longs .. .31 The annexed statement exhibiss cue amount of spsci+ Y = i: tiie Ad aatioa of stomech.. ¢ @:p ited from thi+ port durin, the past week:— Burplue a‘te paying divideod........... $59,252 46 ‘ | Stursanrs oF Sracm FROM THE PoRr oF New York The enrvinge for 1852 for the corresponding period of | mr ation of liver.... Prig Laurette, fara, Am, gold $17 500 00 | test year, were $164,694, ehowing a gain of $54,474 in the | Bronchitis Joflammation of gullet... 1 do 2900 00 | Oi tha oF 1858 | Cancer of « laflsumation of vai 1 Steamer Cembria, Liverpool A: 87,695 82 Letetptclirealins Casualties by falls. - eomeenie of tes 1 Steamer atlantic, Liverpool, Eag. ir 1,018 40 The Chicago Democraeic Press of the Slat of January, | Canuaity by explosion of 1 gives the anu+xed table of ratlrcads that are now, or will | a Frerbocilag Ahaare PT A be im operation, on the let of July 1866. in the State of | —— ——_ } llinots:— Conrumptic 1 Total this year... 92,003,804 81 Rarrroaps oF IL.rvo18. Convulsion: “40 Killed for ‘murdered bye The teamship Atlantio carried out orly a small amount | Chicago and Milwaukie .. .....:-+ Crevaleone peapaal: 1° tee } of silver, The market for sterling exchange cloaed at | Illinois and Wisconsin to Janesville. Croup... es. 6 Mal‘oraation of the snus 1 cent, heavy The best bills were offered at thi Oopgestion of brain...... 7 Malformation of tre heart 1 nine per cent, 7. ad i Union, cag Congestion of lungs, 9 26 rate, Tales Railroad Debility, infantile . 5 2 The following, in « statement of the business of the | Belcit Branok of the Galena | Delirium trenena 0 } Rae it aud Madison Diarrb Morbus bright a pe heiinpreen Nemacadipeen La aes a1 ee = Galen a re i Dropey..: i ‘ot jet ies ii dieee 1 ne me of tees 216, : Lyons Iowa te stral to lows ciy. ii head Ni Expenses, about 48 per oe 606,645 84 | guidago, Se Charles axd Misnbsippi Air Tine to a aa euraigia of tha wee Oregon... 3 Leavin Chicago snd Aurora... 89 Premature birth’... .... Interest, damages, &e. Central Muitary Track » 8 Polypas of the heart. tt Peoria and Oquawka, Galesbarg to Barlington., 40 Rhsamatisn.. 1 Net profits.......- $46,008 61 Northerp Crovs, Galesbucg te Quiacy 120 Ruptare of the jiver 1 Two tivicends of 4 per cont.. Bit 876 Ov Hennibal anc St. Jus pn Reiroad. 205 | Retention of uriae. 1 ———-—— | Chicégo and Rook Island Raiload 181 Serofala, 7 Laaving...+++ sess sseveeseve SLOLGOR OL iy and py ares tras division to lowe 88 carried to te credit of surpius income. ; 87 rif ‘The Citizens’ Bank bas declared # halt yearly divideas 1 of four per cent. 4 Albert H Nicolay’s regalar semi-weekly sale of stooks ‘and bonds takes place at the Merchants’ Exchange oa Monday, at 1234 o'clock, ‘The snnexed statement exhibits the quantity and valu® | IHirois Central. of certain articler, other than foreign d-y goods, import- | Fort Wayze anc Chicago. ed into this port during the week enciag aad including oS Southern — . | Friday, Febroary 5, 18¢4:— Oiucinnat, Peru aud Chicsgo Ral Commxnce oF THR Pout or Naw York—Waexcy Exroxts Pkgs. Val. Pk,s Vat Alabaster orn, 23 $338 n 8 | SHE 27 ho Undressed co, —= 41,780 Liquorse— 4230 | # 2,448 | © 816 8,100 | BF ils gol 2.044 8,508 1,948 9,860 | © o lo ‘ Percusn caps. 12 8,469 Dag. plates... 2 481 Sheething.... 198 30,630 Gan or 4464 Pig don tons: ot iit owd.. 260 4, o., tons. 7.8L eee. 447 1/120 Railroad bars.1, 13,416 Bal Capaivi... 25 Borsx.. < - Burg pitch... 26 Colomb root... 118 Cream tartar. 82 Keg.antimony | Rbubarb..... Ye Dyewoots— Fastio, tons 44381 8118 106 . 639 1,686 2 863 632 8 a 2 Giasaware 41 F P Gaano,tons,. 8,954 ‘5 486 120,001 Grindstone. 94 10,550 9: Hair... 181 Hair, manf... ar “a Hattra’ gocds 64 +940 Va'ue of merchen ise put on market week ead tog February see eens «981,630,895 Vaiue of dey goods put on market week Febrasry 3 seeeeeeneeceen sense serees $696,719 ‘This is » falling off from the week previous, but is more than an average required to make up an aggregate qaal to that for the month of February last year. The principal items of import during the week were as follows:—Segars, $26,049; madéer, $01,893; fire crackers, $24,871; glass, $38 1/8; hatters’ gooda, $64,204; her p, $24,346; undreased skins, 41.780; copper, sheathing, $30,690; trow, $111,823; cutlery, $29,741; hardware, $46,568; lead, $62,604, steel, $87,484; tin, $41,867; linseed oil, $20,870; sugar, $129,001; ten, $06,406; watches, $56,076; weol, $43,030 Tne annexed statement exhibits the quantity ef pro- perty shipped from and reosived at Oswego, by canal, ia each of the past seven years:— Canat Commance os Oswaco. Tums. Ieee, 1849 1860, The following ie a comparative statement of the total vane of property shipped from and recetved at Ovwego, by cansl, for two seasons: — Pre cleared... reper reoeived. 20,205 064 Total value. $34,476, 163 ‘The receipts of flour, wheat and lamber from Uanads for three seasons, Compare as foilo' Flour, bbla.. Wheat, bushels. ., Lumber, feet... The following statement shows t) wheat, and @amber receive: at Oswego the year 1863, with the tote! of both: — Quw'go Flour, bbls 215 | Wheat, busiels, | eer feet... H owing fe we Chicago and Missi-sip; Mic! allroad... ‘New Alban) and Salem Ruliroad. Total, = Truuk and 16 Branch and Ex:ension Galeoe wed Chicago Union to Freepor Bewit B each of tae Gelens, Chicago, St, Charles and Misi Chicago'and Anrora. Chicago anc Rock Jalan i to Gevesee Chicao acd Mississippi, Alson to Bloowl: gtoa Michigaa Central..... To'al, 10 Trunke and § Branch and Ectension liam. 1616 city on the first of May next forty-six tratur,makiog nivety-two trains pr day over tne roaas to ‘acco amodats travel and commerce. on we have 1,621 miles counting only two States from our own, and by the first of December we shall have 2,976 34 erease in the exportations of cotton yarns, calicoes, plain, printed and dyed, from the United Kingdom of Great Britain, in 1868, compared with 1852:— Corron YARNS AND CALICORS, PLAIN PRINTED AND DYED, | Peoria and Beebe Ratiroad Giest Weeiern, Naples to Spr m Central The following table exhinita the sumber ‘of bat are now ip operation Irading into this ty, with be number of miles that are now complet Min sis and Wisconsin to Deer Grove vue air Lice to Lane. Ogle cout! pt air Lise... jreat Western, Naples to Springteld lknois Centr Michigan Southern and Northers ladiana te ol New Aloany acd Salem. Oa'these reads will be Caily seaving and eateing the Loss than two years ago we had | the elty-—the Galens aod Chica | ose railroad enterin, Eotehed Only a tow mile. Now nion—and that was es, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the increase aud de- Exportap From Great Barra, INCKRASE, Coon = Caliooes § Calicoes Pr. Yarn. Plain, ad a Ds. Yds. Yds. = — 8,000,000 1,500,000 — 1,500,000 500,000 — 500,000 - — 3,600,000 - — 000,090 — 2,600,000 1,500,000 ~ — 1,000,000 = — 17'800,000 000 14,000,000 8,600,000 2°500,000 _ 4.600,000 7,000,000 10,000,000 -- 87,600,000 66,000,(00 060 2,000,000 17,000,000 . 1000, 000 — 500,000 Mauritius and Batavia. ake — 500,000 | Coast of Africa, kc... a — 2,000,000 | Australia. see — 12,000,008 10,600,000 California. - 500, 600,000 —— —— | Total....sceseeeees+ 8,000,000 78,000,000 138,600,000 500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 6,000,000 The increase in shipments to the United States was, ia gTose, more than double that to any other country. The per cent {porease, however, wes smaller than to some other coustries. Im the exportation of plain ealicoss it will be seem that the (nerease to some partaof the world was nearly offeat by the decrease to other sections. The agagtegnic export in 1853, compared with 1852, shows aa increase of only ome million five hundred theasaad yards, Im printed and dyed calicoss the increase in exports ia 1883, cver 1862, was enormous, having been ome Rundred and thirty two millions five hunéred thousaad yards, Mines and Mining. Sowvay, Feb, 6—6 P.M Saturday wasedall day for mining operators. One husdred Cumberland, at an advance of about , one han dred Lehigh, at an aivance of an eighth, and fifty foltes at toe last, tions, were the only sales, At the Stock | Exchange, some 750 Peansylvania Coal sold, elosing at 103; 660 Cumberland, closing at 31, buyer 60; 2,060 Parker Vein, closing at 65; ; 100 New Jersey Zine at 9g; 200 Dol- ly Hide Copper, at 6; 160 American White Zine, at 3; and 960 North Carolina Copper, at At the Bostoa Brokers’ Hoard, 1,100 Algomah sold, closing at 4%; 4 shares of Pitteburg, at 146. 100 Winthrop, at 2%, buyer 00 100 Ripley, at 454, bayer 00; 60 I’nuealx Copper, clos ing at 10; 500 Fulton, a: 1?,, amd few shares of the other mining stocks et our last juotations, The bidding at the Mining Board here was spirited. For Now Oreek, 94 were bid; for Ulster 154; for Potomac, ( ea Isadelia), 1 rt be Sine ts " woes Hoaghtoe 4; ‘fora 130 ; 1 Seared Alt vor oot that beep Wisb the exception of the two last days the week bas deen e tolerably active one, though without material change in prices Tar to hae been 0 gat movemeat \a Lehigh Zu ¢, owieg probably to ib: ore Of & B94! tow njoat has land, 36 cents Hospital, 1; City Hos: in Asylum, 1; Almehouse, —— Blackwell's Islaed, 14, alos Col Cilened Orphan tee 1; colored 4, Penitentiary, Blackwell's 11's Txlend, 1; loomingdale ‘Asylam for In- Randalls Island, 4; St. Vin- ial. 7; Olty Prieda. 2; Lying joMAS EK DOWNING, Of Qty Inspector. City Inspector’s Office, Fed. 4. 1 pana mae Mitel ho EE ADVERTISEMENTS _ RE! RENEWED EVERY DAY. $150.000. of the most exter of thi ‘BY0 on also, a fine hotel on near the Battery, $3000; a1 mee Apply to G. A ROBINSON, 8 anna vnceet a> —A SPLENDI $23. O00. wad ior zsxi00, Ty for sal MND evennes fee ale UBL. L. BHELDON, 85 Nasswu street, et hab —FOR era A ge Poe 1s three story fr x Pwenty ninth ttreat, Ww with the privilege of nected te sewer in sti KNTRaL PARK LOT FOR SALE—A FINE goruping Jot in Bighty- a eee north side, B60 fe aaah. Epply vo Charles. Peover" C Fifsh avenve; pri ton, $70 Pearl street THE OLD ESTABLISHED hrssian bad E81RaBLS HOTEL i The vory dei , sivaated on Chestaut and Seventh ete, am ym pth through 10 Georges etyeek, 235 feet, fe orien high Cate hove: « wrll and tavorably kni 80 0 Sree ease, pee Wate onc Viewlar deseri tion i» Posesss will be given on she 0th of July nous. apply te KULMAN BK JRO! GAK, Real Kevave Agonts, 46}_ Walnut and No. 9 Pei resets, Philadelphia, Ok SALM- IN BROOKLYN, IN A FINE NEIGHBOK hood, @ three story brown tone it house pigs nat sure, consisting: resewood in parlor wore, ne in Keeping with same. northeast ecrner of tloughey as rr} Brides etrvets, Louse 2ixW0 deep, exclusive of tnclowse piaase duile in vin the bon manner, vi odern improvement, room, ho ‘de. Lak 100 foot deep. * taquseen pene ee ‘OK SALE—THE LMASE OF THE COAL YARD NO. ‘SBethane street, with the coal om hand. Apply on HOUSR AsD LOT, TOGETABR -sixth stereo) and ply om the yor SALB—A DINING AND OYSTER SALOON, NOW gaeeee AS wil be sla ebeap'ss Gas bain os nah the. owner has - tees $> attend te. This is = good opportunit; te meke money. The said falcon : now a ia in Tom 918 $18 SW eday. apply as above. Fees 1BR ane comin Gg me wae tone, oe by Vroom & f No. 72 Cl LE. or Lot be ye 151 ANTHONY pire om the lat day of Angus, 1300 No yal ‘Tie ioe fo ubout 23 toot fromt and rear, and about @ foot deep. Also, the lease of lot No. 77 Centre corner thony. will expire on the let Ay! of Novem! ao given The mick raer oneon een ith south mn Leaingtoa and F.arth ‘rkWakr 1 er wide of — minth street, wi South street. oesatal evans sted if bavinoss cera wit ne FOR SALE; anes Fee tec’, SALCABLE SITUATE: Suffolk county, Lo fone Islan sixty ® ee cis miles © gphaak strlen," railroad, contai 1, by ostimation glared land) the, rest woodland,’ with woot baila ed land ood oultivation. proprietor Wants to sell ad move P nquirgot WB. RANDALL & CO.. No. 6 Fulton Market, New York, Gotwoen iho hours of 7° it an LE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSIO! will snd fixtares of an old acd well o Mod buslaees, capl-yisg anyaras «fthirvye tor ie desirous 0: retiring trom busi® ‘srostonable price. The fixtures con- iper, set tubs, cssorns, iron asters hot air faroace, baskou essary utensils for & +6 is pris cipaliy, ia hip work, For further vactioulars | i. 106 West Fifvecash, streo Fer 8a) Me HUNTE clock P.M, {OR SALE—A MILK ROUND OF 10,00 QUARTS PER month. twolcrsce wagons, eightesa cans, all in gvod er. Keatous ‘or selling a store, and cannot do justice t> both. I 11 elther busine: sily t» GC ont Venon. C: street at7, 94, and lili, a M OR SALE—A LARGE SQUARE PARCEL OF LAND on Twonty ninth stro: and First aud Second avenu 130 feet ir pt and averagi ¢ 187 foot deep, > hroe-{oirzhs the purchase mopey may remain on mor cage. U. PINCKNEY, Ne. 9 N. com street, or 02 = OR SALE—THE THREE STORY BRICK | London Terrace; house 24 by 57, oud Jot 24 by 120, on lease for 72 yo the bert ofcrder. May be ao Thurs aya and fem BI todo’oloek. Apply to "WM. A. KOBBS, 29 ‘Witltaes atrei Apoly porta. 3 leave Canal Fo, SALE—FOUR LOTS ON EAST SIDE OF NINTO avenue, between Fifty ninth and Sixttoth streets, four opoonth f Fifte-ninth etre: 25 feet east of Broadwey one on rorthw or ii ty sinth street and avenue B; one on Murray hilt south sige of Thirty-soventh strect. botwo'n Lexing wn aeth avenues, W. J. S1BWaRT, 157 South street. OR SALE—SBVERAL LOTS ON THE FIF 'H AVENUE, Lth ward Brvoslyn, corner of Trictooath, F ur: 4 Fifteenth stroets, on favorable terms. Apply ab 1 street, room 10. OR 8ALB.—THE KNTIXS STOCK UF 4 CARRIAGE rep ey, con 1 fc be ald at re TENANTS’ REGISTER. enka HOUSE FO LRT, IN STAMFORD, Of. Foi Ade lars im HAS. W. WATERBUR: pie ie ae Baw 10 LET OF STORE 360 BROADWAY, AND it desired, Dimensions yar faply to PRATT & HARDENBREG, No, S60 Pak . 6966 oi eee ROADWAY STORES TO LEASE, VIZ :—T! B brown st: fron’ mercantile Mula aoe B yest. retail trade. Also to and fifth ROADWAY.—OLD ESTABLIGH fasbionable’ tu Hind ef pee seas tase jeep. with ar withor tuated oppor rent. Apply ai ————— USB TO LET ONG. 163 FRANKLIN STR door west of Hudson su vag elo H° H” SEAND STORE NO. 6 WALKER OTRSET, NEAR i roadway. Five yoate lease '9F sale, se: \ very'lo bap & fine leoation for any kind ha business. BRSKY CITY LOTS TO LBASE, around in J: reey City, convente be'ng within th of the spl ‘cgeher or sepacately given, apply to PRe NV A8848 steeer P f ix years, farce Bt nent Four trex ting arc tervdeep ROP RTY taileewmmaees | Lat FOR iy ‘sans high, wits asemens ase eettasting ere are Siveirons oi are leased in one weel ebarately. Inquife of J GlLe THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD ‘and well establisied puolis house, wish bowling alleya aivached now doing | 8 cood business, sitvat-d in the lower part of the i able. fer Saher particulars nquire of 8 N , 76 ‘Hoste ‘Fert, from 10 OR SAL E-A MEAT M RKBT. WITH LEASE AND h jart harness, and every thing suitable to uriness to its full.et extent, Inquire at aaeey Hv Sullivan etreet OR SSL&—THE LEASE, FURNITURE AND FIX. turee of @ lodging house, restauran and protitable bar, tion where the business is daily inove i bis to a porsen with amall capt al . KICH ARDS, 807 Broadway. OR SALE ON STAPRN ISLAND-A BEAUTIFOL new two story frame cottage sivuated betwoon the'ficat ings, about two hundred yards from the shore, wold ohesp. inquire ot John Duaesn, 69 Liberty Meech New York, ar of Robert &. Thempion, ab Mr, Moar Iey's lumber yard, Staten ieland. JOR SALE FOR $80-A MANUFACTURING BSI- BD nees now doing s quod cash business of custom work, with buildin, a everythin, vs to carry on th 8! rood dwelling fe on the’ pramlves, are rast turer, Herald omfce, = F re faLE OR Tv LsT—THS THREE STORY NOW 10m briok house 70 Woeb Twonty-eeventh street, with all modern iv provements. Possossion immodiatel, ‘Also, heuse No. jer street. For sale, foar i:ts in Forty. rinth street, pear Fifth av Also bo let, five stor dei din, Broadwsy. oo and a fine swore, t front rt of Broadway, Apply to J. SCOUVEN AL, gaat OR BALE O« TO LSASE.—21HE SIX FIVE-STORY brown stone houses, Lt . 102 te 112 East Fourteenth cy inte, wf more huuses oan be o $14,0-0 of which may r Kent $1,700 per year, oe K R SaLB OR TO LEASE—-THE EMPIRE FOU NDRY, in Thirteenth street, bot ween inte aad a Toate avenues, Also to let or lease @ large stot re, BOO Ws JAMES Jal d if desire t. Price $17,500 GRE & BON, 64 Ninth OR SALE VR meaty hapten PROPBKTY IN NEW een or Hobos: house: and lets in Brocklyn, ify en ferry. For partic J6K8'S Pla vi we ap for = large ill be sold low, and on casy oe. ore LOTS FOR SALE—IN ALL PARTS OF THE town, and ot Ripe joes, upom the most liberal terme to partics wishing apECRS. pag juire at the Land Othoe, ppposite forry Inhding, af W. W. SHIPPSN, Agent. OTEL FUR bere eta UNDBRSIGNED aaa oy ay stamed 8 , very extensively and favorably kaswa, 6 the travell.ng betwoen Now ¥, oy and Philadelphie for npwar: dest Gute is ae © of the purchase mi a morsagsgs. | The ¢ ary indiept ire Fiber, ou the premises, or of TCO. No 173 South nirect, Now York SILA’ HALL. WOUUIBLUN AUD. 2 4tba—ak be former at discount from avount aid im, a qeod chamen for any due abcar so Join Alec & Gait sere fn ‘She lather. address Villans, Herald «toe, AND STOKE, UNA HUNDRED ‘woes side, below Uncal street, for 7m Way to ran; romt low, no saxce; free, Address Store, Herald offies. BASE OF 40U feet trou Broad: jo, 1h hee fi ‘the lessee cas feet dee; ie wen Deg ont Cortland stree! vet CUOK. very dcnteaole leeatlon, Inquire on the premises, of GE FICRS TO LET. Fi vz Ore rvenien’ odices to fot Ke Nar eee oN NODIOUS AND \o MS, WILMERDING. Nos bi Beart sae Apply Qioks TU BE LET—aT 4! oe ™ ist of april wutil the Ist of. August, «very dodineons 1a fot straw govas, parasol favoy butiness requiring tope Particulars inquire at she avcre JORK TO LEV.—A THREAD AND NBEDLE, ard fancy goods store also. 7 lo, Inquire a 44534 Broad Fequence of il health, quired, GORE AND HOARDING HOUSE TO LET IN BROOK. lyn, nosr the ferry—surnitere and small stock of fancy 00ds for sule—now doing « large family custom businoss ii is fab bio1 dresemehing. Bull partioalars will be mad Known on apslicstion to'B. W. RICHARDS, 907 Brosdwey” 10 LST—FROM THE 18T OF APRI Tas kn ublio house at East Mew York kno Bore Bate io now Pc bewey Hous: For further partioulars ‘inquire treet, Brooklyn. 0 LET—THE LARGE STORE, BASEME! T dwelling on the rort evst corner of Greenwich sa Ganat ets. it can be divided if necossary. To a good tenant a lease rill Le um! rel ins. oF rt fow mouths for eal. Fer * atook anv busine for way. The lady retir d Pooseovion immediately, it’ sa Inquire at yf leave, The aouses have sil | Saished in the beet style. | ain on bond and mortgage, | sven. Mulber 0 Canal steed or ie Hpi ‘FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS, THE may story house No. 413 Broadway, oorner of street it ie now divided into four stores, a refectory. xc @ ght rooms Also, thy house #0. 418 Broadway, corner of Canal tre ceoupies by the ‘roadway aranee Cos Bary Also, ® stort ling on the os wi nd nor Jani iat A.so, two store with dwell on Caval strert, east of Bresdway, and house Mo. 150 et, Apply to P. DICKIE, 144 Chambers street. 10 Lat THAT LakG& AND COMMODIOUS BASE ad suitable fer any respectable busi- ‘for » dining saloon. or res) in comple: ‘© ® responsible party. Possess! ia we LET APARTMENTS ON THE FIRST FLOOR, CON- sisting of two very ie and riehly furnish lors, edroom, betid-s & scala T° que of which can be wade toi table only.for a table gnly,for a gentleman of high ¢ required. Apply at ieBond T° LET—A FIRST CLass fA bya ping baa stone house in one of the most streets, elegantly furnished wil every convenience and mpro MM. L. D., Heral: 0 LRT PART OF 4 FURNISHED HOUSE IN J aR wey ony to let, consisting of parlors, i saat re ‘rhe eau like fe ay ana third floor. The tamily, which take ther meals with ths occupant. ph table part.os u ay address ‘Huan. Jersey © ‘City Port 10 been es —— THREE STORIE: Ais. ary oe ‘with & fim on feet in clear, situated in Pr part of the ity, ie vires ao 5 ineh ine ‘well ight 4 fre: ny now dw but cam easily ‘ag Pt le Will be leased to a Koo io mot yours. £0 terme, &c., ply to a a ubLarous, bs fid steost, dal ) from Brook! i Woy, UP svaira, oF at Hyde ey pape eee ee ee LET “BAR, ROOM SALOON, TOGEIHER WiTd bail room, dressing room. Also rooery store, 1 York aud Pearl streos, Brooklyn.” dayuire Inquire hite sires, (POET FURNISHED ROOM, ON THE FIRST AND floors, With bedroomsattached, suitable for single gentlemen 0 sil famils . ow & tow ocors ot Brosdway. 3 | TOvked Let. —TO MANUFACTURING ‘JEWELERS. BOOK- Haisherr ko, two dno loite, in the brown £5 Nosuustcesh, ‘hens moderate, “a y to NE & CO., Post Buildings, corner of aad menos streets. DRY GOODS Aus, fa ine TO long lease; be Dr, Dp UROCHRRON, AND HARDWARE bora wrme a house, lov fom, miles Go b} wich street ees roy. vs. pA og cals, 0 | store; Kew ‘York City. A aes aia ene ¢ Nines for eleven years dines of the several miles, | The ov ser rpiahce to reslet ftom baat neve in 01 genvoy ue For partion ats, inquire of MILL re Water svrcon, New York, N B-The LB, ABOU’ der, to my a vered imme- GARRIN TON & DOUGH. iF Jackson ferry. LUA BLE DRUG STORE FOR SALS. -THE OWNER, etc on, who has bad tos entire charge, is see. The store must be sold, tomer or druggist, a fall par- B.CHARDS, X7 Brogdwa: bo ee A,GOOD cae abet lear $1,200 » year iy Patien's ie warn. 7 ut $100 reavired avis oe for &. P, oe tel, corner of Greenwich aud Warren str __HOvUsEs, , ROOMS, &C., WANTED, $10 YO VOU Harr, 8 ulbaedere ine 4 Finer bewweeo Third and Sixth avenues, m y.peoun nor below Twelfth streets inquire at No 365 Tourts av. RT OF 4 HOUSB, OR via | bee B ad WANT- Mg Ceaop rarior ane b with closet, ow vhe floor, with full vind for c rn x and bis wife, betweon Broome street u giuare, near Broad: a: ws TUE FIRST OF FEBRUARY, PART Ov in ta tarnished beusst or 8 respectabl je tamily, sonsiat pi bli oe an baie sot hiner up town thas x Particulars, ime andl osation,s. Ww. tia fuse toe. W *szavere WiKK OR LEASE YOR A TERM OF Years, om lot May, a reapectable tmz story dwediing low Pike it exovnd SoM. A mote + S., No. . wating pariioulace, will Moat wivh immed.ate atten tie W Kent bot excoed $100 ANTED—4N OFFICE IN OR NEAR BROADWAY, fret or sconé #t ry, about 20 by 4 iret, not emalicr, your, Address Crichton, Herald office, : Ww ed UN URNIS ED ROOM AND Wer Ag floor, ucar Bros for two M, Mer te bs pill ge td ROOM AND BEDROOM, Tm ang o ho wis oe $12 por monies “Address DO. Herald ofc, AP TsD— tet po) A FURNIS: og Par I hed, suitadle for an offise, in ay teen Fringe and Leash encvota’ tt s Drtvate family. Apply, by now, botere 12 tired. Terms it o'eleok this Luther, ¢entist, his’ Bros way. zane —_ ANTED—ROOMS FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFR, 4 servant, ii comfortable, well al baile ag ders, ins plessant loeali ot 4 beve ru ot below ds Cons lor, ai room, obamber, 001 4 necked De verved meh aicsdcus vo bo a jo A, Deimomtoo's Hotel Bro A TERM OF t above sight sores, and Now York. Apply at No, 3 Bi a family. Kou mov to cxosed SON, Add [eeatien, box 1 704 Post Ofion, sige ANTED TO HIRE~THE WHOLE OR PART OF A honge, in the lower part of the city not higher ap sha: Graod strect; rent must be moderate, aud posveeaion wagted immediately” Fer parsioulers ++ He.aid oF EXTRA PAY. tien who alee im Prompuly o Spain th lee calculased for en arwas or dentist, Laguire at 671 politan Hotel. LET, ON BROABWAY—a LARG: RLO} antry on the first floor, and haoranea\ it Ban in Teel var. opposite the M 10 LET OR Met ome ty FOUR STORY STORE NO. ‘222 Fraphli feet, with wre Ia length. A good 0 LAT OR LbASS—THE JOUR STO! T° scursmad Int.bie, 088 Brooae coer metho from trosdway. Lot 26 foot cromt by 101 fered in any way te euit s good tenant ost desirad! slaeee ADDLY te: location tor Wi £ JOHN O'SRIEN 39 TO Let on LRAEE-FOR sTIVE YEARS FROM MAY , sore and dwelling h seraee ot Rim street, also she how with a rear te ogether. App! LET UR LEASB—iHE T° storie of store No. 8 Dey streaky news dear to ae Bey Street House; sixe spout 26 by 80 tees. Paros: vw.’ of secon: story can be bad immediate), Graal carast, je y. Apply to A. D.GALB, 228 0 LAT OR TH&® LEASS FOR SALB—HAS FOUR ing, 18 Qi attached, Th arate o¢ toJOHN G. SOMCW Ibs Grane fereen = yesre to run from May next; possession ye or be- fore; the \6tb of April, the dwell Bond street, With stable in thereat. ihe owes has th mio orm S ve has the mod: feral, In be seen from 114i 3 ments, A portion of she furnivar tion for « professional man. ooclock P M. i 1) LEASE tA ie ale Li ay Ley yaa TWO — * 8 Hye Sis ees ae nad aor re. é yy oly ow wae a. ee L BTATR—WaNTED TO a hoage or two hoases 1 1 boned: « dining ros So ark block west of Bro 222 Fons Gitoes ba ted Velew Bleecker surest Senaatmey address Worzsnors 70 LET—WITH STEAM POWER, feet ‘on Mereor, well lighted from, t on, Bros orreet, and weet on M pol - way. appiy 80 Wan Gale & Bone di C ane 62 West Brose be ey ane dy hip gee gL J AND GEN. ‘Uemen having any to lispose of, oj the ai im cash by sending to the iors, aia or letter “ 0) x le per post. B—Lacion au nied by LOTRING AND FURNITURE WANTED —PRRSORS: baving any to a fair o fo same, by bendin street. WB. Ladier a