The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1855, Page 8

SLATURE, . Aupasr, Ja. 10, 1855. to incorporate the Church syterian church, oF BILLS. ‘vent issues of stock for a an is paid in, he New York Savings Bank \ the time for the fire insu- i annual report. @ the harbor of New York, therefrom. meideration of the resolu- mentof the navigation of sta, Including the Hudson able the following rosolu- 18, 1854: y Ceca? if in his judg- tres, institute proper action 2 purpose of vacating and * passed under the direction Hand Ofive, to Henry Rug- ¢ water, bearing date the Sth LEG) eae wt 7 embly. ALWANY, Jan, 10, 1955, ING COMMITIBES. wees were announce as fo lows tive to the Board of Siokers— owrie, Davidson, Seymour and perty of Religious Corporntions— evens, Raymond, S. B, Cole and 2 the bill to expedite the canvass of solu election in the Ontario distric making an appropriation for nant Colonel Baxter. MILLS INTRODUCED. vesanT, relative to the Police Department wes, to close partof a street in Williams- ixes, to legalize primary elections in New ¥ offered 4 resolution instructiag the Judi- aittee to inyuize in'o the expediency of limit- wers of. Law courts in grantiog naturalization ATRRBURY called ap the resetuti st of a select committee to exaw savings ba! ITKEN opposed it. The whole ground would be ed by the Committee on Ranks SLANCAFORD.took the same groun|, avd the reso- was lost by ayes 4%; nays 5 lution directing the Comm into the condition of the say! n for the ap- ne into the con- ec on Banks to ex- gs banks was ! votes for Senator in the Tw d the bill arnenced, aa maldew: Pecticnd, The Board of County Canyassers in the sunty of Liviogsion, aud the Board of County Canvas- ert in the county of Ontario, shall each meet at the office of the Clerk of their respective counties, and can- vars and determine the number of votes given at the #aid special election for Senator, on the Thursday next following said election Sec. 2. The clerk of the county of Livingston and the clerk of the county of Ontario, shall each transmit a certided copy of tlie certificates of the determination of their respective Boards of County Canvassers to the Beeretary of Stato, by mail, immediately after the com- pletion of the said canvase, Sec. 3, The Secret of State shall, without delay, on the receipt of the sai tificates, place them on file in his office, and nome ately give notice to the presiding officer of the Senate that the person having the greatest 7 of votes, as sbown by the aggregate of the afore- ‘ifleates of the county canvassers, is daly elected Benator i Twenty nint natorial district. Seo. 4. ‘the provisions of the act of 1542, as amended by the act of 1847, 1n relation to. county and State eanvessers ras they are inconsistent with their act, are hereby suspended. and declared inoperative and in! applicable to this s See. 5. it shail b tary of State, immediately upon , to transmit to the Clerk of the Ato the Clerk | of the county of Livingston eac! undred copies of this act for tee use of the several tous in their res- pective counties, Fee 6, It shall be the duty of the Cleck of tho county | Hf Ontario, nnd of the Clerk of the county of Living- Bton, immedia pon the reception of the sail copies | of ihis a ridte to each of the rvisors and | town clerks, in thei: sespective counties, one copy each ©: the same, Sec, 7, This act si all take effect im ely Mr. BiaTourory cave notice that he shoald to morrow & Dill to ocable the supervisors of the city mé county of N ork to raise money by tax, The pill provides as follows:— fee. 2, The Bourd of Supervisors of the city and Younty ot New York are hereby empowered, us soon as Jonveniently may be, afterthe passage of ier and cause to be raived by tax, on th estates, teal jd personal, subject to taxation accor ting to law, a oi not exceeding two million tix hundred and eighteen wurand five huvdre! and uinety-four dollars, for the ecta and purposes following, to wit:— 8 House... ... . “ Jweduct repair- Wtrery evlargement courd of Health.. City Inspector's 1 Coroners’ fees... Cleaning corporatien, a Contingent expenses of the cou Cleaning atreete.......cesceccses Common Council, pay cf member. Docks and slips, (new work).. Do. (repairs)....... Election expen Errore and dei Donation....... . Fire Departi' nt, (Chief Interest on revenve ons, Interest on assem ot boads..... Intestate ests ** 1 og ra Repa’rs to publ's bu Wings Repsiriag strec «by contract. Ren estate... ... Real ectate exper se Ronda and aver ves Btationery ... x expearer janlen vessel (removing) Sewers, repairing aud cleaning. ., Eolaries..... +. Pratistical tables, Croton Aqneduct Department.. 1,500 Water pipes an Iaying......sseccecee 128,500 Building fish market in Catherine slip... 5,000 New York Juvenile Asylum, pay of pup’ 15,600 = or Belgian pavement... 165,000 nd for such ther expenses as the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New York may be put to by law. Such portions of the expenses of the said city ard county of New York as relate to repairing, repav- fi 4 cleaning streets in that part of the city lying hof # line running through the centre of Fort; hall be assessed only on that part of the south of the said line. lurther sum, not excoeding $819,400 by tax 4, realand personal, subject to taxat ~sording to law, to be applied towards defraying the eases of police in said city and county. nd also 8 furth -r sum of $580,880 Ly .ax on the es- *, real and ) ¢* sonal, subject to tax. tion a scording to , Within that jart of the city and county of New 1k, which is or may be designated by tue Common neil of the city ot New York, by resolution or ordi- ee, as the lamp district, to be collscted according to » pecond atreet, , and applied towurds the expense of lighting such sof the last mentioned. nd also the further sum of $4°1,612 76, by tax on the estates, real ana personal, subject to taxation ac cording to law within the said ety and county, to be collected accerding to law, and applied towards defra ing the deBclency on taxation in raid city and county for the year 1854. See. 2. No portion of the dnid respective sums herein. before named shall be expended or applied to any other ~oses SS *+for which the Board of Supervisors of si of Now York are hereinbefore empow “toreaaid, ~Teot immediately. “soad.. ———————— ‘tot the Secretary of the State re | late, but will be attended to this day (Thuraday.) euses was then received. Busuwick, Jan, 2, 1855. NOTIONS OF BILLS. One load of hay for Mr, —-—. ant—For twoadditional justices for the | Weight gross, a 3,500 Ibs. 1 Ture... + 1,000 « | dam strest, not igh this act, to | than said objects and purposes re- | MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. eee PROGRESS OF THE MUNICIPAL REVOLU. 3 TION. ‘The people are becoming more enorgetic daily in their support of Mayor Wood’s city reform, and every moment some new complaint is entered at the ollice, and the book is hourly swelling into a cnrious folio re- cord of municipal grievances and city nuisances, which were hatched and acquired strength during a series of years of corporate corruption and, misrule. At six o'clock last evening, the gentlemen having charge of ‘this "black roll were busily engaged in arranging the matter furnished during the day, for transmission to the parties accused and the inspection of his Honor. ‘The list of complaints for yes‘erday extended to six pages of the size of large ledger paper. There wore a great number relative to the filthy condition of the streets, holes in the sidewalks, lumbering the sidewalks, ‘and other matters, which will be found in the reports o the Captains of Police.— We extract the following fotes from Mayor Wood's kim Poprokers in Wall street complained of for blocking up the street with merchandise tor the past two years. ‘A Indy complains of her husband for ill treatment. Hiudson River Railroad Company complained of for ob- structing the street, between Duane and Reade streets, with cars, from 9 o'clock A, M, to 12 o’clock noon, Complaint that blocks of marble are left lying on the sidewalk opposite to Bond street, in Broadway, Hemy Lyons complained of for non- formance of duty on New Year’s Day, bo baying refused to aid in queiling a riot, [We suppose Mr. Lyons ix a police licer., bre ‘complained that the Hippodrome is built of such inflammable waterials,that it is dangerous vo the neigh- borhood, and is a buildibg in violation of all the tre lawa. ‘The following complaint with regard to the diifsronce in the weight of hay at various places, was sent in too SUM TROUTMAN NOt. sss severseeeceeeneereeees Crry_axp County Hay Sesnes, New Yous, Jan, 2, 1559. Mr. Bought of Mr, —— One load of hay - 3,450 Ibs, : Tare. TEI: Yoo <O" nate weighing 1234. 2,450 Ibs, ; J... GREEN, Weigh Master. Nort River Hay Scares, New Yous, Jan, 2, 1855, One load of hay from Mr. ——— Gros! 140 Ibs. 3090 1 2,050 lbs. weight J. CROWELL, Weigher. WHAT THE POLICE CAPTAINS SAY. Water, Front, Pearl, and Beekman streots, and also Liberty street, very dirty. Officer Smith, Sixteenth district, reports holes in the sidewalk m Eighth avenue, opposite to Nos. 163, 155, 203, 263, 243, 186, 161, 180 and 182, Obicer Eider reports sidewalk on south side of Twenty- second street, east of Seventh avenue, to be in a very bad condition. The lower part of Fifteenth ward is encumbered with ashes. ‘The culvert of No. 94 Fourth street is broken and in a dangerous condition. The cover is off the sower at No. 96 Bowery. There is a hole in Amity street, between Mercer street and Broadway, ‘There is an intolerable nuisance in the street opposite to No. 240 Sixth avenue, in consequence of some persons emptying filth there. Thas part of the avenue not clean- ed jor months. Captain Haggerty reports the Seventh ward in a disty and Althy condition. Every atreet in the Fourth ward reported as filthy or dirty. "A hole in street corner of South and Catherine streets. LAMPS NOT LIT—FILTHY OR BROKEN. Two in Stanton street, between Orchard and Clinton streets, not lit, Qne near Norfolk street, broken. The lamps in Stantor and the cross streets, from Allen to Clinton streets are in very dirty condition, Lamps in Second and Third streets, between avenues A and 8, are also in a filthy condition, Lamps in front of 137 William street, and 64 Nassau, not lighted. Lamps opposite 201 Weat Twenty-third’ street, and 220 Ninth ayenue, not lighted; also three lamps in Bighteeuth leet, between Seventh and Fighth avenues. Lamps n front of $8, 12, and 126 Charlton strect, and 90 Van- Lamps at 26 Green street, 27 5 Tenth street, not lighted. ‘Ta 8 and 359 Greenwich, 189 Frank- lin, 215 West, 18 West Broadway, 200 West, and 83 and 119 Greenwich streets, lamps not lighted on 9th inst,, nor in Greenwich, between Beach and Hubert streets, Only ten lamps it ‘on Broadway, from 110th to 130th sticet, Only oue lamp on Thitd avenue, from 120th street’ to Harlem bridge. At 72 Wall street, not lit for two weeks, At 22 and 26 Liberty street, only lighted | cne week in three months. A number of lamps in Tenth ward, not Yghted. At 227 Bleecker, 84 Bank, 12 Hammond, 140 Charles, 073 Washington, 35 West Washington place, and in Foarth street, lamps not | lighted. 25 and 69 Ninth street, not lighted. BOARD OF GOUNCILY Weonsspay, Jan, 10, 1855: | ‘The Beard met at 6 o'clock P, M., the President, Coun" cilman Conoven, in tho chair, ‘The roll was called, and the minutes of the last meet ing were read and approved. ‘The following petitions were presented and reforred:— By Councilman Wakvru—That the low and sunken lots in Fifty-fifth street, betwoen Tenth and Eleventh } avenues, be filled. Ky Councilman Mar be laid in front of the teenth street. By Councilman Pixcxxey—Of James Wood, for redue tion of assessment. By same—Ot Andrew Dann, that certain moneys | paid under a void assessmont sale, be refunded. ii Warhington place, front of 161 Haan, a —That a stone crosswalk may Methodist church in East Seveo- 100 | By Councilman Matuxe—Of Buttalo Telegraph Com- pony, for leave to erect poles in New street. By Councilman Conoven—Cf a committee appointed at 9 | a public meeting of artisans, mechanics and lavorers, of the city, ke petitioners ask that the Board may devise | some suitable means woereby they can obtain employ. | ment. They ask that the pulling down and re buildi | of the City Hall may be commenced; also the project of completing the E gath ay Lailroad, By Councilman Heste»—Of Engine Jompany No. 24, for & now engine. a, Councilman Revo-Of Edward J. Knight, for relief. REROLDTIONS. | By Conncilnian Marine—That the Street Commission- | er requested to report to the board what avenues | aad streets, and public parks and places, or parts thereof | nave been opened since January 1, 1845, on which the reports of the Commissioners have been confirmed by the courts, stating the date of confirmation ani discontinu- ance; {f opened by petition or resolutvon; the award for damage; the assessment for benefit; Commissioners’ fees; amount of counsel fees; Surveyors’ fees; names of counsel and surveyors, and all other items of expense incurred, ‘Adopted. Ry Conneliman Hasw: street be flagged. + By rame~that a copy of existing city ordinances be prepared for the use of the Board. . By same—That the Commissioner of Streets be re- quested to report to the Board by what authority te streets arouad the public markets are allowed to be o¢- cupicd by stalls, buildings, coif%e rooma, &e., to the 1—That sidewalk in Twentieth great detrinont of pudlic coureuianos, By Conac Iman praivex—That sidewalk betwoen Spring and mo streets be paved. By Councilman Pivoxxey—Taat street be paved. By Councilman MoCox Broome to Delancey. By Councilman Wi.v-—Whereas, by an act of the Le- gislature, basea upon a petition from the City of New York, @ certain section of land yas set apart for the ceastruction of # main receiving revervoir for the Croton aqueduct; and, whereas, it is :wportant that the ini- tiatory stops should be iorthwita taken, in order that the city may receive the benefits thorefrom, and, also, tuat the thousands of unewployed workmen of the city tho sidewalks in Suffolk —Tu flag Lewis street, fcom may be usefully engaged in public works;—therofore, be it Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee on Croton Aqueduct, to take into consideration tho expe- diency and propriety of immedietely constructing the measures abould be first taken in the b ia rame, and wh that waittee report thereon at Adopted, |” By Councilman Jevxins—That a com:nittes of five be | appointed to go to Albeny for the purpose of securing amendments to the City Charter, that $550 bo ap: | propriated for the expenses of said committee. Latd | cver, REPORTS OF COMMITTERS, ' Of #pecial committee on the petition of William Ciea- ‘orming to bare been elected a Couacilman from the * that he bas no claim in law and equity, necial election in that district on the Adopted POOR. indle necessity for sgpport of y rsons city, by tne guaeral ‘ich promises to *, the Governors of the following resolu ‘ommon Council incil be requested to «they may deem pro- og autritions food and Jadgment, the necessity ont be closed on the 10th ment of the quantity and same, bo aecurately mado aent. 1@ Finance Committe was we Almshouse Committee pro- djourned to the 12th instant. City Intelligence. NDAY Riorers —Lbe Jury in this tt of Sessions yesterday morning bet ont night. John Car- jstas vis ead Bernard Swift, mult wore convicted, as charged , and John Linaky was acquitted, ended in the mercy of the Court, red upbit Friday NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY ll, 1855. _ BOARD OF BDUCATION. Organization of the Board for the Yoar 1855... ‘The Board of Education met last evening for the pur- pose of organizing for the current year. Tho members of the Board were called to order by the Clerk. On motion of Mr. SixcLam, Mr. Phillips was appointed President pro tem., for which he briefly returned thanks, ‘The Clerk then read the names of the members of the Board, already published in the Henan, and thefollow- ing certificate of Richard B. Connolly, County Olerk :— lerhs Office, and County of New York.—I certi that the F-eosh ie fron contains the names of the Gon, missioners of Common Schools, who were elected at the eneral election, held on the 8t!: day of November, A. D. 854, In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed my hand and official seal, RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Clerk. ‘THE CONTESTED ELECTION OF THE FOURTH WARD, Mr. Hmnarp drew the attention of the Board to the. fact that there were three members returned for the Fourth ward, (Messrs, MoCarthy, Ridden and Day,) while the law restricted the number to two. Mr. Green moved to refer the question of this con, tested election to a special cornmittee of three, Mr, McCartay, one of the gentlemen nominated to the Fourth ward, was averse to being sent before a com- mittee. He had received as many votes as all his. sppo- nents together, and he hoped that the members of the Beard would not permit a fraud on the elective fran- chise to be practiced because the Inspector of Elections had made a mistake. He had received votes—600 more than Mr, Day received, and if the ‘gentleman contested bis seat be would like to hear him say ao. Mr. Rurmxkrorp moved, im amendment to the motion of Mr, Green, that Mr, McCarthy, as recipient of the largest number of votes, be dectared elected, : Mr, Smirn thought that the matter had better be re- ferred to the Committee on Elections and Qualifications. It did not seem to him clear that beoause Judge Mc- Carthy had apparently the majority of votes the should therefore be necessarily elected, Mr, MoCioskey moved also, in amendment, that the | Commissioners returned from she Fourth ward, by the | County Clerk, as having the largest number of votes, be declared entitled to their seats. The motion that Mr. McCarthy be declared elected, was | then put and carried. Mr Winninor here moved—That, in order to facilitate the organization of the Board, Mr. John Ridden be ad- mitted to his seat for the present; this action, however, shail not be deemed or taken as settling the question as to the right of either Mr. Day or Mr. Ridden to perma- nent seat. ‘That the question of the contésted seat of the Fourth ward be referred to a select committee of five. ‘This motion was carried on a. division, The Coair nominated as such committee Messrs. Win- throp, Townsend, Smith, Shannon and Green, A communication trom Mr. Hilts, of the Twelfth ward, claiming his seat, was referred to the same committee. ELECTION ©. PRESIDENT, The Board then proeceded to elect its President by ballot. RISULT OF THE YIRST BALLOT, Whole number of votes, 44. Mr. Beadle, Mr, Jone sees tees Whereupon Mr. Neilson wes elected, ‘and on motion was declared unanimously elected, Messrs. Beadle, Hibbard, and Green were appointed o committee to escort the President to the chair. The Prestpent then said :—Before taking my seat in that chair to which you have just elected me, it is pro- rthat I should thank you for ths high honor you Fave confefred upon me, ‘I shall endeavor to discharge the duties of my position with an ardent desire to ad- vance the interest of the great cause of public instruc- tion, and 1 hope to be able so courteously and impar- tially to preside over ycur deliberations as to merit your approbation, and secure your co-operation and pee We tind, at the commencément of this Board of Eduea- tion, the department coafided to our care in @ mos flourishing condition. Our schools are numerous, at for the most part well attended, aad under good manage. ment and instruction, They are not now, as in years past, attended almost exclusively by the children of those in indigent circumstances, but the youth of our city, both rich and poor, are, toa great extent, gathered daily within the same building to receive their portion of fostruction from the same fountaia. Let frugality characterize the provision which we. make for their in tellectual support. Let us not famper the mind with ‘upsubetantial and luxurious accomplishments, while the food necessary to nourish and strengthen the intel- lect is withheld. Let the provision be abundant, bat wholesome—rather solid than spurious, such as willin due time bring the child ip good nealth to the fullness of manhood. Ihave used the word frugsiny: but let me not be considered ag a friend to parsimony, which by stinting the means to Dé used, frustrates in a vast degree the efforts put forth for the attainment of the beneficial end, I would, however, recommend that | prudent and judicious’ economy’ which is opposed to prodigal waste and useless extravagance—an economy which husbands its resoarces—imposes no unnecessary burden upon the tux-payer, and sets aa example of careful moderation to thos? to Whom we are bound to be good exemplors, while wo are providing for | them proper instruction. At the close of {he past yeat the Board of Evucation found themselves deficient sa funds to meet the claims of those to whom they had contracted indebtedness, The cause of the deficiency it is not necessary for me now to state—it will be found set forth in a very able report of a commitice appointed to moke application to the proper authorities for relief. J would, however, recommend that this year our fluan- ciat accounts be so kept that we may have constantly vefore our eyes the amount applicable to every object set forth in the aunual estimate of the Board of Euca- tien, and that we in no case permit a trespass of one object upon another until we pre satisfed beyond a | peradventure that there is a surplus to the credit of the | account sought to be drawn upon. In this, and in no | other way, shall we be able to confine our expenditures within the means of the estimate for the year. In thanking you again foz the mark of your confidence and | esteem which you have conferred upon me, let me ex- press a hope that, with the help of that omnipotent God whose name we so solemnly invoked when taking our oath of office, we may each one of us be duly im- pressed with the rent responsibility of his position, and faithfully discharge the high duties which he has called on us vo perform. RLECTION OF CLERK, The Board then proceeded to elect its clerk, Mr. Gil- bert, the very efficient Clerk of the Board, was re-elected on the first ballot. ELRCTION OF COMMITTEES. The following committees were elected :— Executive Committee on the Free Academy—@. 8. Beadle, A. D. Wilson, R. W. Townsend, A. V. Williams, A. S. Jones, G. B. Fellows, B. M, Fowler, Executive Committee on Normal Schools—Wm. Hib- bard, John Davenport, B. It. Winthrop, A. H. Greer, 0. W. €. McCloskey, Wm. H. Neilson, Win. 8, Lee. Executive Committee on Evoning Schools—Wm. Jones, dr. H. P. West, A. J. Perry, J. ©. Rutherford, L. & th; u ae o with coffes, rosowsod, Ac, to master. Nov 24, oxporisacs ASPINWALL—Arr Dec hrs Jon: parks, Whitaker, A very severe equail, ‘split foresall, and tore topeelaatent, | hence (and aid S0th for Pensacola oF Mobiles; 19th, J Purdy, 26th,” off Cape Trio, fell in with the wr Brazillian | Hamlin, St Andres, $$ Koys ( A sehr, and took off tue crow and eight persons; samo day, put | rig Alvare, O'Brien, heneo (lost—ace general news coltinns); them on board the Br bark Unicora, bound to Rio Jaaetro, | 20th, achr ‘Julia Afin, of Elizabeth City, feom St Thomas No date, Jat 16 8, lon 80 W, was in company with bark Bal ‘and sid 29th for Exuma); Jan 1, steamship on, frou | timore, "Ramsay, from Rio Janciro for Baltimore; Deo 12, | Vavana (arr off Zist, but 'was unable to enter by heary passed clove by Peruambuco; 1th, of Cape St Roque, part: | Weather), Sld 24th, sohy Taberty, Kingston, Ja. ed company with nark Northwook, from Rio Janciro for S Avx Caves—In' port Deo Id triz Birchard & Torroy, Orieag; 22d, Int 11 30 N, lon 54, ed Z0n0, Gilenei Wass, from Wilmington, NC, are Ist, digg to load for Boston trom Rio Janeiro for New Orleans; 80th, Int 27 1), lon 69, enw | or NYork. a bark steering N, showing a rod ‘signa! with lotter T init, | HAavR#s—Arr Dee 21 ship Wm Toll, Bonney, NYork. | supposed to bo ne of the New Haven traders to the Woet Hononvtv—In port Nov 23 ships Mechanica’ | ag Ma- | comber, | asca, Merrill, for ifons Carlos E. M ble ex-Vico Fraracl Cube, toa daughter of the venera- ale, Wo Megitialn, of doen theve athees, enkaowa, She Se eee ae it the Ms ) un. Holt ay ae 4 phe, rgpaceth sag a | had-beon, and Fy 4 eae - The ‘vere i 4 ocam. i rT tmiomie sae is, at, Sam. Fra "10th wae ship ier | Gace ail Rrra ma file Pec | gape allthis tase acces see Peg A on 5 # pss, wad was competion t ° bout 00 tons deukins, Baitimetas Wi: Fomoney” Mowhairk A; Noxon | Guptain Adem supplied hom with ebariss Pores EM WPicioe Ata er tec Shenae: | oo rir ern tc oe Meha Montreal: SeWiedcail, Greet oa” iieak, Mises mast tod ninin topgailant mast ® : ca BARE BU Gann, heneo ox her to Key ‘Wor ‘rom Aspinwall, in the ston North ‘maving of ¢ * Gov. 5B me eat Haitom, Of as Lie il, blowed away thik and Tok the Swot J 2 Bisian, Cx rege out‘of tho sockets, and with ditieulty got cloar of tho coast. Bria Luey H Cx. i K : an, 3 Wards A Guser, Aa Fes shit lar By Gesetybisty, henge a8 Kar Week, bates: eh. 13 WD Graham, F J | ext day by the pilot boat Chasipion, Capt Gages, being in. z raat, WF & Cola mobee 1. | distrem, “She wan dismasted a's severe tual oa'che 18th ok, L Fasaking, M Sicepe Py a when miles south of Tortugas, 4 opmast ‘ran seeking, M Slog Shepard. Ht ri peg — end foromast, forotop ga lant ond royal yards, a xt lock, an 4 faiersethe, pases hwy | Sched eto te heed Eee Jon, JJ Dwrtin, M Bach, I Nelyom 5 Walker: Ysa a pee oon wile, H Blumenthal, SC Cacanl, WC Cantbk “A'MeKay,, irige lscomsodlose eal tendice ae oe eee . peared to. be will For Liverpool, in the steamahip Atluntio—Messrs 8 MC. | $f oe nd dapelev didesnich Rhee or nen Gigs it Homiane, Ss 8 Gregory, Dalzolt, Enginese |” go insured ta'New York 4 Se Great Western RR; Mr and Mrs John 00d, 4 Buio Many MoRas, at Charl Homan, Mz Molngia, Mr Winter, Mr MeyoryN visnead aaa masaieaen = ker, je; Isaac in Eso, N aft, split = Messrs bunci, Felix, Vequeot, Franc be ey Donald, §. “] dal 1 Capt Voor, RA; JR Me Parie; J Jncobon, Mr Carleton, A Salter, NY: John L, Richards, Re Phil have at Halt's Point, asreourted., Inargate of wind teers ver, John L Richar NO; Vv G Koen sehore 's Point, as reporte: Pa wing Hi eattic, Vi; G YT Reed, NY; CB D Wood, the NW, ehe split several of her sails, and’on sho 10th ‘Terry, London; Sr Gregorio de Aguria and 1 when ner Stirrup ‘Keys, ‘waathor thick ana.aq , an, Quebec; A'P Gippk, Eng: George L hlowing strong with s high sea Tanning, not having muikicient and Fk Jorritt, Col Benedick, Mr aad NY; | sail'te Reop off « lee shore, oame toan wachor with the intem, Ja Phil don; John Stuart, De Ra if out; hove over both Dower wachors wishir tiael and VY’; De J Meranda and N Bassoln, Mexico: ta cach, alto the stream auchor-with @ qood ‘A Crawford and Wm Hobbs of Montraal; MeNewbold | hiawser, Ihe gale increasing, abe ‘the ana and Louin de Gouteain, France, Mt and Min hopes Bates | rayidly nearing the land, wad obliged to lip, and patting on and infant, Canada: Mr Win B Ragar, Johu Moller and | al thosail sho had, worked:ber off the shore, esce] girl, Mes Renter, Mr J MJoromiah, Mr M Duff, Mr A Pha- |. miracle from total destruction. The W, will raft, prot og dD with lok Gos; Martin Berongs emer Cass ‘new sails, anchors, cablee, &e. i , eran, ‘orris o! el Brie Osorona, Shek of and from Philadel) for St Mi Chas PoRoynolds, London; Sami | senna’ NBo with’ corn wed fount tent aoe ae dS Froganduran, Enz; Arthur Val- | Quring a thlok tog, two miles north of Fenwiok’s “ fausion, France; It McDonald, ont Ken, NY; ES +1 AM SY; Mlis Sharpie. Monizeal; ohn, Kllaby, Cuba; Grorgs | Cargo would be saved in n dnioaged couditions ns SYS - John Harrow, NY¢ Saauel Bowles, Gey Jobe beltes Da | , Baio Winrram Paice, at Pernambuco, of and from Phils- delphia, was in contact Nov 20, with ship Edward (since arr in Hompon Roads), and lost bowepelt, balwarke ee Scun SieRRA Nevawa, while being towed ont of Hum boidt Bay Dee 1, the ‘ser broke and she went into the breakers and with her cargo Oth rhe wes sold at auction by Mysherif. Tho sails, rigzing, &c, brought $19); chains and aucWor, $200; ‘hull, $10. She ‘Was insured for $5,000. The owner bately refused ‘$10,000 for .. She is stated to have beon a fino vessel, and probably the fastest of her tonnage in the Pacific, She made the rnu from Canton to San Froncisco in thirty-four days, and fre- quently wade tho run from Hamboldt to San Pranciseo in twenty-five hours, and wae aluost as much to be depended | on 4g the steamers. ‘ lemen. Cid at New Bedford Sth, ship Trident, Taber, Pacific Crossley, Mr Perkins, New York.—Total, 85. MARITIME INTBLLIGENCE, nee eed woame a total loss. On the moon 462) nen Port of New York, January 10, 1855. CLEARED, yg Marion, Foster, Charleston, Spofford, Tileston 0» Ocean, Sid ship John & Edward, Smith, do. Ship Advance, Lecraw, Mobilo, Layton, Ryerson & Murl- Arr at Lahnina Nov 3 Washington, Holly, NB, 14 mos, it. 1100 wh; Mth, Tybee, Berber, Ston, 36 m 900 wh. Bark Globe (Br), Wylic, Cork, J C McArthur. atdo Nov ‘aravan, Bree Honolulu and cruise; {This is probably a mis of the Custom House clerk, | George, Jonny, dv do; Montpelier, Macomber, do do; Splen- The Br bark Hope, which w: «i for Cork, sailed to- jd, Smith, Honolula; 13th, Draper, Coffin, NB Florida, al day, and is probably the ver intended. The Glove isin | Little, Honolulu and New Zi 4; Petrei, Tacker, Otahi port, but was not up for Cosk, as far as known.) ti; Speedwell, Gibbs, eruise; 14th, M Dimond, NB; Bark Mary Elizabeth, Hichborn, Montevideo, R P Buck & | Gov Troup, Milton, Kaus! erutse; Gen Pike, Tew, Hono: Co. lulu, cruise; American, Jernigan, Otaheit Cincinnati, il. Bark Sarah, Chase, Oszo0d, Montevideo, G $ Coit, lias, Kealakekua; Newark, ‘Dickens, Honoluln; ‘15th, Bork Malvina, Gilkey, Laguna, R P Buck & Co, Washington, Holly, cruise. Berk Chilton, Pennell, Cardenas, Russell & Vining. Sid from Zanzibar Sept 21 Jos Maxwoll, Wady, FIT, 1000 Bark Venus, Atkinson, Curaooa, Bo onen, Graves & Co. Wis ep, on a eruiso of a New Orlonns, Fosdick & Scam- fow weeks, in charge of the mate, tain Wady remaining at Zin ill health. At Johanna, in Bark Morning Star, Spear, gap mon. uly, nger, Baker, NB, 100) sp (befére roportod dino Bark Sarsh Pork, Pendleton, Savannah RP Bnok & Co. | 22, with 1100); United States, Hicks, catport, 200 ap; Hen Brig Dumbarton (Br), Curry, Kingston, Ja, JS Whitney & | ricttn, ef London, 600ap; Surprise, of do. 580 sp. Co, ‘At Cape Verd Iilands Sept 27, by lottor from Capt Black- Brig Sutton, Conner, Newvitas, Yznaga, Delvalle & Co. mer, Rom&n, 2d, NB, with 90 sp on board. Brig Mary Emily, Bowcre, New Haven, Hotchkiss Bros & | At do Nov'lz, by letter from Capt Jonog, Amethyst, NB, o. clean Schr Queen of the South, Wheeler, Montevideo, Vj ‘At do Oot 6, by letter from Capt Kelley, @ongress, NB, 23 Brout &Slaght. ° 5 P" | gp. By letter from Capt Thomas, Tagawa Fil, tid spon Schr Aolns (Ur), Stubbs, St Thomas, Russell & Vining. | board. Scbr Mayflower, Williams, Point a Petro, RP Buck & Go. | At Bravo Sept 27, by lotter from Capt Blackmer, Roman, Schr Temperance Banner (Br), Huntley, St Johns, P I ard, NB, 90 sp on board. At do Nov 11, by letter rom Capt Ruassoll, Corinthian, NB, clean; would cruise off River of Plate, we ci Jago Nov 21, by letter from Capt Oliver, Leonidas, , clean, At do Uct 26, by letter from Capt Ruesell, Eaterprise, NB, clean. ae iho. Sanciro Nov 21, Joseph Butler, White, NB, nore rt ol PAL Palta Oct 8 Elisabeth, Hoxie, 000 sp; Nov 10, Gazelle, Novis & Sons, Sehr D J Sawycr, Lansom, Attakapar, Mayhew, Talbot & 0. Sehr Wm H Smith, Wyatt, Wilmington, Dollner & Potter. Sloop Oregon, Burton, Providence, master. Sloop Charles, Parish, Providenee, Steamer Viedmon', Post, Baltimor a Upham, 606 ep. Steamship North 81 Kk, Aspi amship North Star, W: i 1, Jav 1, passengers and specie, to MO Roberto, wae’ Jat 2s with peel iy Je (clipper), Hepburn, Havre, Spoken. ana S18. passengern to Harbosk'& Oo Ship Comoro, Sherif, from Padang (Sept 2) for Boston, ‘Ship ‘Abby Langion, Uall, Havre, 30 days, with mise, to | 24 ult, lat 88 10, lon Gb, short of provisions, and some of the © Duncan & Co, and’ 821 sors, to Lane, West k Go, | crew sick with’ scurry; was supplied with what coud be Had four denths on the passage. ‘This morning, of Sandy | *Pared by big Marshfield, at Boston. Hook, Chas E Bin\ely, alias Joseph Bowors, sipped ia Lou- Steamship Sonora, from Panama for San Francisco. Doc 2, d was drowned, |, 1 miles abeve Acapal 2PM Ship Mary & Adeline (of Warren), Morse, Harra, 42 4 Schr Challenger, of $t George, 23d ult, lat 2431 N, lon 75 in bablasty with 800 passengers, to Taner & Co: aw. W Elwell & Co. Had alng deaths aud two hirtus on tho Forelgn Ports. Apta (Friendly Islands)—Arr Aug 17 bark Fanny Major, HEHE Ce Bark Maing Law (of Lubec), Doming, Rio Janciro, Nov 24, | Greeves, San Francisco for Australia. dg oil for NBedford; Kong soon, taking in ballast; bark Madodna, Russell, for San Francisco few days, lig; brig Noble, Robertson, for Non don, Idg oil and seal #kins; sehrs T H Ation, for San Fran. cised fow days; Sea Witch, for Sydney, idg oil. Arr off Nov 21 ship Golden West, Curwen, from San Fran- cisco. Cld Nov 17 “Prime,” Stokey, Sydney; 13th, ship Ianthe, Dubbs, Hong Kone. VPara—In port Deol brig Laurette, Chase, for NYork 5 days; Gustavus, Pereival, for Salem, 7; Breman, Fairfield, from Marauham arr 10th. At the mouth of the river brig dies. Schr Hampton, Edden, Fredericksburg, ‘15 days. Schr Jobn Tilton, Couklin, Alexandri: . ia, 8 day) Scbr Edward Everett, Adams, Norfolk, 6 daj Sebr Ell on, ——=—. Philadelphia, Alfred, Cothrenn, Millbridge, 8 days. tr, Portland. Me, 3 dx. Matthows, Calais, 5 day ‘ies Ann, Small, Esstport. WG- Josiah Kingman, of Maino, was lost at non 7thiest, off Capes of Delaware, from the Br brig William F, arr yester day from St Domingo, BELOW. Chppenerse, Prone, From 2 York, pe om Heaphons, P Aap tabdbbecl,:‘Seddieni, drew. Londen aaa. ANAMA—ArP D2 82 ptednigSip Jobit phons, Pear Deo ?, with wasehad pesstegers, 0 Onnath Miata koe’ jou San Francisco Deo 16, 990 AM, via Acspnioo ‘dith, 10 Also, two brige, unknown, . Rio Janerns 4, TMoffner, from : Philadelphi to, from Balti Steamships Atiantio, 3 Palmetto (propelior), St | more, arr 27th; 1 25th; Thomas; Marion, Charleston; ships American Gnion, Livor- } brig Pair illeby, fr hiladelphia via Pernambuco, d pool; Neptune's Car, Forbes, San Francisco; barks Hope | sehr {ndientor, Hathaway, from Richinond, do; ai (Br); —— (doubtless for Cork’), bly others. Sli Nov 15 burk Rhone, Moore, NO: 5 20th, Wind at sunrise N; meridian NNE; sunsot NE, brigs Zeno, Gilchrist, do: Dolphin, York; 22d, bark Oregon, Soule, NOrleans, Cla 21st imore, Ram- : cay, Beitimore 4,284, John Wesley, Curtis, NOrleans. [Seo arrival of hark Maine Law at N York.) : Suninam—In port Deo 8 bark Cua, Tucker, for Glouces- ter 16th; brige Chas Miller, Brower, for Boston Mth; JP Ellicott, Grant, for Gloucester or jdoston 12th; Sarah (Br), Poole, (supposed for Boston), ldg. Sr 'tnomas—In port Doo 47 barke P § Casanova, Webtor, hence; brige Addy Swift, Foster, do; CC Billings, Cort, from Bt Croix; African, "Trimble, from Guadaloupe; schrs phic port. an lo—are steamship Jovepk Whitney, Balti- NEW ORLEANS, Jan 8—Arr ships Clifton, Gottenbers, York; Bi Bosto ba ogy age aps me 3 ares ie rr \. sl ard, and Vicksb: N * | Diana, Boston: bark NYork: 8 W. Lind. rata Tel Marine Re; BOSTON, Ji more. te W Tn olds from St Vincent; Governor, Wat Herald Marine Correspondence. s0n, from Granada; and’ others before repented. KINGSTON (5a), Doo 25—Arr Deo 18 brigs Linda, Carpen- | 1 At 0 Pee2 Uris Umpire, Bragdon, for Gonaives, ready, to ter, Jacksonville: 14th, Abby Thaxter, Wiswell, Pranktort, | 'gd for UStates, é Uoen, Hularki Montcomery, Philadelptia; ith, bark | cisen July ai Fougataboo sept is. Cid itk sosuenip Great in, Gardner, Newport, W; duet, sche Metis, Dorr, New | Hila they’ Goat hive kate Mokena dies Sid’ 20th, bigs Amando, Patton, New York; 22d, Ranger, | 20ULON—Arr Deo 12 ship Susquohsana, Reiss, Mobile, LPanarso—Arr Nov 25 bark Arethuen, Holway, San Paynter, Cal 2th, ships Gentoo, Freeman, Cognimbo; rrat Falmouth 20th, bria Isaac Carver, Clark, Frank Jolinson, John Florence M v Committee on Finance—C. H. Smith, Isaac Phillips, Jedediah Miller, Wm. Sinclair, James W, Underhill, It was moved and carried that the rules of the former Board be continued as rules of the present Board until otherwise ordered. The following resolutions, submitted by the Finance Committee, were adopted :— Resolved, That $40,000 be, and the same is hereby appropriated for the support of the ward schools, esolved, That the Comptroller of the City be, and he is hereby nie epee to authorize the City Unarnberlain to place in the city treasury the sum of $75,000, sub- ject to the drafts of the Soard of Education on and after the 11th of January, 185 The Board adjourned till the first Tuesday of Febru- fort, Me, PHILADELPHIA, Jan 10, 4 Betta, htt P M—Arr ship Edward, Col- Francisco, Sid Joo) of the Times, Kline, Baltimore; 23d, Alert, Bursley, MASCO. Ports. BALTIMORE—Arr Jan 9 ships Lima by, Callao; bark hburner, Pernambuco! brig | ¢, : ,(Feruv), Conite, less (Ur), Metens, do; sohrs S Castuet, Cullen, arora | Selteni, Money Faash: Emery, Lverpool gp daya: gobs And ‘America, Robbins, Salem; schrs Triumph, Baker; | 14%! aria, Cunningham, Halifax: Somerset, Sterling, $ Castues, Cullen, end Jas if Stroup, Corson, N York, Rivork. Cid steamship Locust Foint, Freuch, N¥ork; baci ine Belle, Knight, Frankfort; Jouu Roc, ary next. Coroners’, Inquests, THE LATE DOILRR EXPLOSION IN TWENTY-PIRST STRERT—INQUEST UPON THE ENGINEER, WM, DUNN. Coroner O'Donnell held an inquest on Tuesday after- noon, at the house No, 70 West Twentieth street, upon the body of William Dunn, the engineer emyloyed in the carpenter shop of Mr. Stevens, in Twenty-first street, which was entirely destroyed a few days ago by the ex- plosion of the boiler, From the evidence of the wife of the deceased, it appeared that on the Saturday previous to the explosion deceased remarked that the boiler was in an unsafe condition, and that the patch lately put on it was not done in a perfect manner; while on the other hand the engineer that put se boiler in this shop tes- tifled that by the advice of Mr. Stevens, he went to the West street foundry and ordered one to be made that would carry one hunilred pounds of steam, After it was made he inspected it carefully, and as far as he could judge it was well calculated to answer the work required, 1@ boiler was required to have been made of the very best materials, He also testified that some time ago ® crack in the boiler was discovered, which was patched, and made, in bis opinion, perfectly safe, pro- vided enovgh of water would be always kept in the boiler. In concluding his testimony, Mr. Valium said f the engineer (the deceased,) had kept the boiler in good working order, not allowing the water to get 80 sow in the boiler, he did not think there would have been an explosion. The jugy, who were for the'most part Memoranda. NYor! Peruvian ehip Lima, at Baltim h inst from Callao, | ,,BOSTON—Arr Jan 9 steamer City of New York, Mathows, reporte:—Oct 7,6 AM, & veasel ho" ight asters, Philadelphia; brig Hodgdon, Surinam Sta ult fi uy on ur, we took | Judith Somes, Bart f and from Philadelphia, Tele ring enoon; abouts | fr bed ship Indah Touro, from Philadelphia—is at ‘snchor PM, we were -czy much astouished to hear the report of a | 12 Nantasket Roads. Cid ships Cornelia, Smith, NOrleans; rr] tins repen! Tt was blowing fresh from | Gen Nowell, Nowell, do; barks Medora, Chae, Havana; he time, and we bad studding sails high and low, ny Ford, (new 307 tons) Stillman FSi of and tor ho report of the gun we instantly took am, monciseet ienie Jones, Mary Y hip to, suspecting it to be a vessel pads "ne teas phi ve ae Me Bel no, nck Sehgal ‘Tibbetts, Jnomel; E Kidder, Tyler, Charleston; Mary Anns: Gibbs, Norfolk. Arr'sth sehr GL, Lovell, NYork. ATH. PR as jan 8 Ly Hubbard (now, Ween: San Francisco Lith ult from ‘Sheod Dock (ew), Thompooms Tenlane en ott Hora 14 days in hoavy gator. | "ifiiStoi~ ars Jan's soaps Pointers Petar, and Black. start r hed ght NE winds to it Re: pole py for Pro port. brig HP ich tiad moderate NW winds, Was off the STU CAT Jae S'eblp Meckiuaw, Robineo in light winds and calms, Arr Jan Mo; barks Gipeey Queen ‘Br), Cathoun, Lip ; Jas Clirper ship Rod Gauntlet, at do Oth alt, was. da oorates (Br, Sapple, I iverpool Nov Boston to the equator in te Atlantic, aud days to Ca Mary tie ae, Jiramball, Rio do Horn, where eho experienced hea a for lodays, She iro jyors, Maveon 7 da; is Ninf yeas 95 days to the equator in tho Pi (Span), Carrau, Bareeloua 44 days. In the Span brig iY 4 light Franctvoo, Ferris, from Barcelona, 63 days, Sid Be eohr hai od Ligh! Baltic. EAST MACHIAS--Went down the river Jan 5 ship SH Talbot (now, GW tone), for NOrloans (namo of master not Cliprer ship Whistler, at do 9th ult, was 05 days from Bes. B , ee iiseas santee ine Gave ek Oe ai prc, MOBILE—Are Jan 3 bark TB Bartram, Gray, NYork: cape bad & succossien of NW aod NNW or 1 de ere re p@ Stators (Be), hes Yon 108, wud bad light hroeses ‘Wad within 00 milos of port for the St i; Adelaide Bell, Plage, do; magna Mra pies beaipspad WEWEURY PORT™sta Jan 8 soh* Chas Hf Rogers, Lang: engineers and boiler makers, after listening to the evi- dence elicited, rendered the following verdict: “That the said William Dunn came to his death by injuries re- ceived by the accidental explosion of « steam boiler at West Twenty-first street. ‘Tho said explosion was caused on account of the insufficient quantity of water in the boiler at the time.’” Deceased was a native of England, and about 69 years of age. Fouxp Drownen.—An inquest was held upo: of Mary Ba who was found drowned in The bash a tke foot of Watts street. No evidence could as to how she wan drowned. ‘Tho Jury readerse eopeee dict of “ Death by drowning.” Tho deceased was about 88 years of age, and @ native of Ireland, nee, Mr. Geo, » bearer of despatches, sailed iver- pool Jerubdey te the ctenmuhipatiantion ‘The Governor of South Carolina has appoint \« William Eikot, Rev. Dr. John Bachman, ond, pine Vattemare. By Commissioners of the State of South Carolina to the Universal Exhibition at Paris, in 1666. it. Ince has been elected e member of the Philo- Franklio Literary Society of Alleghany College, Pannagl+ vania, for his De ‘Londuet fa connection with ‘te loss of the Arctic, ‘The Phitadelphia Swe sanounces the miacriags of ley, Philadelphia. cksport, entered the | "Newronh—sid Jan § gohes Ci (from Bast} with the intention of getting bh. | N¥ork: Harriet 1 (irom Lubao)s lop Aiessnces is Tress ‘ork}, Ware etn: and hail ef the other, NEW’ LONDON-Arr Jan § ¢ehr (tiaan, Tryon, Norfolle, compelled souge ai by the way of Cay Sid sebr Onitavia, Simonton, NY ork pF SERGE ahr Ip Ra BA lh eile ieee pli i PHIGADELPHIA~Art Jan9, 42 hoc! Rainbow, Beob- | pe , Rio Janeiro Deo 1; brig Thos ly Wats Black us w brig Paulina, pour Claro, Hunter, New. | appeared Cha brig’ Marthe Réecrs, “Boat Boston; | " 0. ruator, whic (CR Are dan® Hop Vaehion, Biy endure, which light variable wind: In port, among.others, brig Jen Marshall ¢ Missive Vessare—! of 4 y rebre net, Cathe, tangas Idg; Hy: Son Francisco Nov ad Higal Water Bay: regon,and | drangen, fr Baltimore; Tino. Hisckey, ‘and Almira of W Beaon masters Gree low ist omcors Are! fatohin- fort D—Arr Jan 8 sehre Ada Frances, Babson, Maomicer: ands crowol avout six inom ‘he vessel was | Baltimore; Joniate, Willard, Philadelphia: CM Usls He ' value not Yopk Cd spechacnes i. Spencer, Cardouas! n00! RICHMOND Ker deus ache Lo ie Dret, Sy{roater, N SR Allen, » Boston, Sid bark Virsnisa, rs ‘io Janeiro; schre J W Gandy, Carson, N York: oo os Raynes, Portsmowsh; Four Sisters, Soott, in Red Gauntlet, An irew: Aug 12; Whistler, © do Avg 1; sohe Caroline Sr gy te % Toth, phi ps Semiramis (Ham), "Adem, Garis t Josoph (Fr), ti Carolia, Havre, 143; bark Avc! ant, Nelson, Sydney, 6+ scam 13th, steamer Surpris 7, NYors gone and tl nes, Somes, names w wn. e enpalce heao, Barks ued at Hamby arsine i tan we hn ae Block Jalan the i A has not since a fxr Kelley, of South Donnie, masters we h, Cm. by and three seamen, uakoown. 4 * a yess Ath, sche Lady Jame Ceohaivow, ns om their co} of all the principal works of the va us in onler to it the public fi seesten of our dt reductiom have refused to ir nwsic, or to sell any mus! ‘will sell 6 + ply our orders for our pul the reduced pA duced price z We are prices, consistant with a ae and dealer, Buona pices il be ready ins fo Dealers, terms, K ping GREAT A be been used a short » n new. octave, with metallic frames, Grand nest harmeh thingrena Piano, at half the cost, and #1 lor to auy- ficet hans Con maser Bicecker street” oe 65 ladies, of the As. ep 4 ay, assemblies on Suturday evei men, day ixth and Seventh avenues, Wm. Vincent Wallace, Geo. F. Francis H Brown, Wan, Drees majority of the mus! ‘Iphia and Baltimore, blication, or to sell to apy person who ie wees ee ‘Tight pieces of catal as Ga have no anys, will: Ls determined to sell to the oa 8, and to free of the U: femaarienand teachegy ee guitar, iis Went ix | all our tive: rote remunerative. or Laer Ma will neither A correeted edition of our new catal tery talogueya ita, which consist ite and celebrated J. will be of charge. supplied on the lowest LATE PRINCIPAL BARITONE OF ras Sree ee mak scale, equal te DANCING ACADEMIES, ppellines dancing beaut and children jay, and at all hours, suiting them, that he hi: ‘the ra + BROADWA¥.—PROFESSOR SARACCO, ‘TSS world renowned teacher, bogs leave to inform upila and the brecie beh ater t cing a for as opened ction ef the most stylish dances: C, POGLIANK, reception DODWORTH’S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 806 Broadway, opp Elevonth street, is now opem of pupils, who. can commence at,any Ladies and children on Wednesdays and it 3 and 4 P. M. and every other iday, at. 74 P.M. Monthly soirees-ns usual,” Circ hours and terms of instruction, can be cademy at any time, or will be sent by post. ++ gentl gentleman on Wednesdays, Thurs for ladies and ulars, cont had at the ROOKLYN.—SECOND TERM.—WILSON’S ACADEMY for dancing, 180 Cliaton street, opposite the Athe- beum, in every respect a very superior school. Addi- tional pupils will now be received, aud new classes will be constantly forming until. Mare! and children, o'clock; and 8 o’ck their S ECOND AND LAST TERM OF THE SEASON OF MR. CHARRUAUD'S dancing school, at 54 Fast Thir- teenth strect, near Broadway, (pupils? orly from the date of entering,) on Moi 1. Hours on for gentlemen, on Tuesdays and lock P. M. Families a! residence when desired, for ladies ednesday and Saturdays, at 3 ridays, at AU the most fashionavle dances are tanght in one course of lessons. tiended at uarter count, jay and Teure- Gay, at 8 o'clock P. M., for gentlemen; Wednesday and Saturday, at 12 M., and 33g P, M., for ladies and chil- dren, 563 INSTRUCTION. Writing and boolkeuping thoroug or separate rs, at reduced chai eee OLIVER B. BROADWAY, CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREGH. 'y taught, im TEs. G0L.D8x0TH. GENTEEL FRENCH FAMILY, LATHGY FROM A Paris, residing at 222 Sixth avenue, near Four- enth street, would be glad to enlargea class for learning French, lars, A in theeyeniug, They already have a few acho- ddress or call on Mons, or Mme. Gautitlon. Bare, taught upon ‘very favorable terms, by W. J. Ren. Each student is separatel; ville, etruet knowledge imparted to him is tice. ARITHMETIC, 289 roadway. ted and rapidly advanced in his atudie Open from 9 A. M. to 9 P. academy, Fifth avenwm, corner of Th WRITING, ‘0. ‘= while the ey, available in prac- ISBROW'S NEW LARGE AND ELEGANT RIDING irty-ninth treet. Open day and evening fer instruction and plea sore riding—Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday even- ings, for Indies and’ gentlemen, for plossure riding. 6, $1 per ride, Term REN tinue in private lessons, rope, CH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES,—TH& S0B- seriber, 482 Broadway, near Broome street, com s teaching the above the great government examiuations. Mguagas, as also tho clacsies, He passed, ou the Continent of Eu: 'ELLERING. Ni men 846 Broadway, (OSTER, DIXON & CO, GIVE LESSONS IN WRITING, arithmetic and bookkeeping, day and evening, at are qualified ditious and superior manner, PRIVATE INSIRUGTIO ore Building, ) where gentle- ‘or the eounting-house, in an expe- THE SUBSCRIBER WILL receive new pupils daily for instruction in the art penmausbi; parlors, HE SPAN dition to oll the tranche & of the ©: and bookkeeping, ei ermé reduccd one-half. TIGR aap) FRENCH Ba} AG. + anita; ther in class or separate OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 262 Broadway. AD- inte equ. cation, can be ‘horoughly learned in a short time, at thé Spanieh-A mexican street, institute, Lessons in arithmetic 143 West Twenty-third and bookkeeping, from 7 to9P.M. Kaglah taught to foreigners by an accom- plished Am: rican. V ~ prices his remainin made Drown, and made up ofthe very best qual CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, &e. FLVEY CLOTH AND SATIN ChOAKS.—THE SUB- reriber haying commenced the manufacture of VELVES, € up for elty retail trade, in colors oot spring sud summer ae —— offer at much reduced ck of HH AND SATIN CLOAKS, black and 'y, both in velvet, cloth and satin, Those desiring anything in the above line, would find it much to their adi at the Sew York Cloak and Mantilla Em street, Brandreth Buildi A W. nine BILLIARDS. BILLIARD PALACE, WITH EIGHT OR Location excellent. vantage to call porta a7 Canal 6. MACKENZIE, Proprietor. peer tememnnnenn, Su caine ah TEN TA- bles, for sale or exchange for property or to let toa Proper person ought to make $4,000 to $6,000 per annum. A good location for eating house, in Centre, near Pearl street, to let. In- uire of Bashro , billiard table manufacturer, No. 8 nn street. PIRITCAL, MANIFESTATIONS.—MRS, el Hot 10 to N, B.-Arran, 55 ‘With sult or single rooms, with full or partial board, that eligible brown stops . modern improvements, fully located, betwoen't ic mont Cire AND BUY MY BOTTLES, k In six woeks, without stain or inj $1 a bottle, sent GRAD AM, street, Philadelphia; Br Berringer, ivd good tables call and examine our stock of patent ber cushion tables, complete; suitable for private or public use. One second-hand table for sale, SPIRITUALISM, Brent TABLES.—IF YOU Wi8H TO PURCHASE rw GRIFFITH & DECKER, £0 Aun street. M. B. OOAN, ping and writing medium, will hold public cir? aly ( Saturdays and Sundays « 2A. se 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. Admissi WEST, TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A lect fainilies and gentlemén, can be ipeateely our beard, moustache or hair to apy part of th street, Zeil iggs, BT Stal 107 Nae ‘arren i row, Boston. pene FRESCO PAINTER OF THE to moat 208 Spr ¥ A PRIVATE F, hy and talian school.—Is approved mene, and in all « eo between Fourth an, woul ii inay ad ANTED—TWENTY-P shelis, for cash on deli 1,000 bushels, Richmond and Freeh Kil F mond, N. fe, child and servant, at reasonal dress Jarie, Herald office, THOUSAND delivered at Port Sixth avenue and Broadway. IF YOU WANT ey to then. ray ¢ hee rooms, T18 Broadway, opposite the "New York xcopted) . Hours ion 50 eta. nts can be made for private circles, by FEW Sk ‘he , Albany; , Hudson: Spalding 2? ie! street, Bd York, poRae Pion.” G AG petween Houston Yand Thirtioth streets and like to recetve, ay chmpamone,. spelen ast ‘ble compensatios, IVE Foy rg pr tT Company, Rich- bers their »¢w paper works, jel tare eget Fu Eat Yuaker. sociee Uslaude; oobe | Vapor per day. Wires 65 and 67 bave at Aye commedced man #0 receive orders from persons in 0 ba yy vac row clen e beget ~The dubecet U re for-