The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1855, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Frivay, Jan. 26--6 P, M. ‘The tendency of the market at the first board to Gay was downward. A large majority of the stocks sold st lower prices. Virginia 6’s fell } per ceat; Missouri 6's, 3; Erie Bonds, 1883, 3; Illinois Central Railroad, 4; Canton Co., 4; Nicaragua Transit, j; New York Central Rallroad, 4; Erie Raflrosd, 4; Harlem Raiload, }; Reading Hallroa’, 1; Hudson Railroad, }; Michigan Soathera Riilroad, 2; North- era Indiana Railrosd, 1; NewYork Central Bonds advanced 4 per cent; Panama Rail- read, 4. The buoyancy of yesterday was to> much to be permanent. The inflation of any fancy under the present pressure cannot be otherwise than temporary. The steamer Pacific brought very pacific news, it is true, but we feel that confidence in any immediate amicable adjustmant of difficulties is gradually oozing out. Yesterday the prospect of peace was to many very flattering. To-day all is doubt and distrust again. Tne interests Of different parties naturally give color to their opinion, and due allowance mast be made for tie influence of doliarsand vents. It is a question whe ther a continuance of tha war would not ba more advantegeous to our most important interests thana favorable termination of the negotiations reported to have been re-opened. The war has done ita wors: for us, 1t has compelled us to pay our debia at shorter notice and in shorter time than was found agreeable cr convenient, bu‘ so long as we have paid uo,and hav- ig DO more favors to ask, we have nothing to tear. If ® continuance of the war would prevent our enter- ing upon new indebteduess, we certainly are oppos- ed to peace. If it will keep England and France from meddling with our political affairs, let us have war. If it will give us active markets for breaistuffs st high prices, peace cannot be considered, in a eommercial point of view, at all desirable. Pease would, perhaps,give a temporary impstus to apscuia- tion in fancy stocks, and the bulla are taerefore in favor of the tour points being im nediately accepted, Dealers in provisions, flour and corn are panic sirack at the remotest probability of peace. Cotton brokers are strong for the termination of hostilities, while the Wall street beacs are perfectly indifferent whetber it is peace or war. Toey believe the stock market io all g ing to smash any way, whether we have peace or not, and so they keep cool and feed cut the fancies to the bulls in Jota to suit. The war perty and the peace party are on the whole pretty well balanced. We allude to th»se who look at the matter through their pockets. A large interest is involved in either result, ‘Yhere is a curious rumor afloat in Wall street re- spectirg the indacements which have beea held ou’ to procure subsriptiors to tie origiial seventesa iclition lan of the Ithooie Central Railroad Oom- pany, to thie effect—that a large amount of stock to which the privilege to subscribe was at the same time given, was accompanied by & guarantee that, Guring tbe year 1855 it should be redeemed ata premium of thirty per cent over par ; if this be 99, and it comes in no questionable shape, it is bat ancther instance of the manner in which the inter- ests of those not behind the cur‘ain are sacrificed \* by thore controlling these gigantic concerne. The "probable fate of the holders of the bonds and stock not guaranteed a8 above can easily be imagined. At the second board the market was pretty well tustaized. Cumberland Coal advanced ¥ per cent; Moseouri 6's, 3; Inciana 5's, j. Harlem declined § | per cept. It is reported by certain partica in | the street that foreign capitalists would have ‘ bid largely for the new Erie loan had they known it would have been taken as low as eighty | per cen If they are of the same mind yet, ard have any desire to make such an inves:ment, it oon easily be made upon the terms named. Is would materially relieve our market and individuals i these foreign capitalists would take a couple of mil | Kons of Erie bonds of any iseue. | The transactions at the Aasistant Treasurer's office to-dey were as follows :— $128,788 91 1iest0 37 093 08 es + 2,554,006 52 Mr. Albert H. Nicolay wiil hold a special auction sole of stocks and bonds to morro, (Satarday,) a+ st 12} o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. There is notrath in the report that Mesers. J. & J: Stuart & Co. intend giving up their present basi- nese to engage in bavking. Neither do they intend @oicg a banking business in connection with that fwey are now following. As importers they have made a large fortune, and they intend sticking to it. ( The warrants entered at the Treasury Dapart- ment, Washington, on the 23d and 24th inst., were as follows: — Fer the redemptio im of stock th rtment.. . For repaying in the Interior Department. ‘The gross earnings of the Providence and Wor cester Railroad Company during the year ending Nov. 30, 1864, were $316,616 45, and the expendi- tures $185,304 06, and the net income of the year $115,077 39. The increase of the earnings of the ys yoad over the previous year is $25,198 72. The | mount paid for claims resulting fom the collision im August, 1853, is $44,239 32. The constraction account Nov. 30, 1854, was $1,948,000. The direc- tore report that the expenses of the road have been | Jergely increased during the year, and they have opinion that when an editor of a newspsper merely states a rumor that is abroad—such, for ex- ample, ae that a certain person, naming him, hai fawued stock illegally and abeconded—he snoald be exonerated, provided that it was a fact that tne ru- mor existed, although not true. In such a cise there is no intent to do itjary, and there is no malics. to be regarded os libelicus when an editor siates it. ‘The Liverpool Times of the 13th inst, says:— | The adjourned hearing of the application to annul tne a1- cation in bankraptey of Mr Oliver was heard be‘ore . Commissioner Stevenson, on Tuesday, an! on Wedoes- day Mr. Commiasioner Stevenson gave juigment After | fal the facts and cireumstances of the corse, hit | Honer concluded as follows —* I have, for tuese reasons, | gome to te conclusion that this i | petition is defective ani insufficient to give the Court any jurisdiction, aad that, consequently, 1t must be dismissed, and all proceedings under it void.” The French Spoliation bill having passed the United States Senate, ia now before the House, and it ie anticipated will become a law. Te amount o elsims is estimated at five millions ot dollars, o which about three fifths, it ie stated, belongs to Bas ton claimants. The San Francisco Times gives the annexed esti up t the close of the year 1854 :— PRODUCTION OF GOLD In CaLivonsia, 46,550,177 1,249,730 , previous to Nov 184 6,122,685 Dep sited for for month of Dece rae. 102,305 ted for bar 1,208,367 : , | ah probable amount ia hands of pacsvagers | for four years, at $10,000,000 perannum . 40,000,000 ‘Total product, probably $208,243,508 In the foregoing ertimate, no account iy taken of the amount of ancoined came hands of miners, on ies ral deposit s express agents and baak- Crt thin he opinion of thoce who have made \ | on Lie eobject that the amount thus retained [n this country # fully up to three millions of dollars. Nor is the ar apt sbipped by sailing vessels incluted~ an omis. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1855. : ‘The receipts of the Virginia Central Railroad Com. pany, in Ostober, 1854, amounted to $35,327 70, and in November, $31,378 01. ‘The earnings of the Indianapolis avd Cincinnati Railroad for Dec,, 1854, amounted to $32,491 47. The receipte of the Long Island Railroad Company, for the first fifteen days of January, show an increase of $3,100 on those for the same period )ast year. ‘The groes earnings of all the railroads in the State of Michigan, fcr 1854, as compared with 1853, were a8 follows:—— 1853, Michigan Centra]... ..$1,295,445 26 Michigan Southern.,., an 20 2,151,224 20 Detroit and Pontiac... 865 14 18,342 27 Total .... +++. 0++. ++ -$2,937,401 59 $4,173,396 69 ‘The increase of receipts is equal to 42 per cent. ‘This would seem to warrant fair dividends, uniess there has been extravagance, unfortunate manage ment, or expenditures for purposes. The Bank Comptroller of Wisconsin, in hie report to the Legislature, dated Jan. 1, 1855, gives the ag gregate banking movement as follows:— Loans and Ciscounte, $1,693,629 ; public securities deposited, $998,485; ciroulation, $740,764; specie, $335,382; dt peaita, $1,481,808. The Governor of the State of Illinois, in compli ance with a resolution of the Senate, bas replied in & message, relative to the financial transactions be- tween the Treasury Department and the State Agent. The messege we aunex :— Exxcutive Dep., SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 16, 1855. To THe HONORABLY THE SENATE :— In compliance with the revolution of the Senate, of the 9tu inst., I bave the to communicate to your ho- norable ‘body a report of the account between Julius Wadsworth, as State Agent, and the State of Illinois, giving the amount of money in his hands, as near as can be ascertained without a full adjustment of the account. The difficulty! tabor under in coming at the precise amount is that at all times there are some payments de ferred on account of holders of bonds not calling for their interest, which sums vary very much at different times. If the Senate will authorize the Finaace Com- mittee, or other appropriate committee, to examine a detailed settlement of the account of the State at, made up to the lst of July st, pow in my office, | can ive amore clear view of the whole account. It con- ng ail the vouchers I have of the settlement, being are t many hundred, or I would submit dire:t to the nate. ‘There is now in the hands of the Sate Aieet as ne as I can calculate, about two hundred and thirty thoa- sand dollars, being one hundred and fifty thousand dol- Jars for the amount io be paid as interest due January 1, 1845, and balances applic! on arrears of interest due on former instalments, with amount not drawn, subject to be used on July interest, 1855, T have sent an agent on to New York, who will remain there, if possible, until he gets a report of the precise tituation of said account. As soon as I receive the same I will lay it before the Senate, Amount of interest drawn and paid ove: July 15... September 5 Decem>er 3. Total... steeee does ccnvesiecce ccs cnn voce SSRR 000 Attached are the copies of the’ bonds given’ by Julius Wadsworth as agent of the Sate. I also herewitt en- close a statement of the receipts and Seeates made of the surplus revenue and land funds. The balance, as yer this statement, was the amount in the hands of adsworth & Sheldon on the first day of December, 1854, but may have been in part or whole used in the purchase of bonds before the day of failure. There were no bonds taken in the case of these investments. I hope there will be no loss, Should there be, I pledge myself that as soon as such are known, | will make the amount good to the State. Juliux Wadsworth wan appointed State Agent by Au- gustuaC French, and bonis taken 20tn day of April 848. I feel satisfied that the State will lose nothing by the failure of Julius Wadsworth, as State Agent, as am informed that Wadsworth and Sheldon preferrea this debt. J. A. MATTESON, Accompany ing the above communication the Governor forwarded copies of the bonds of Wadsworth & Sheldon, and Julius Wadsworth, The securities for the latter are orth, Thomas Dyer, F. C, Sherman, rk Skinner all ‘Also accompanying the abo: statements, showing the « rplas ro- venue, and the amount of State ind: btoduess purchasod therewith. Also, the disposition of the land fuod, and the amount of State in dness purchased. The total ind received by the $137,063 82: in- 172.43 ash value, $117,053 Lesving an unexpended balance in the Governor’s hands of $20,000, The amount of land fund drawn by the Governor was $289,652 99; indebtedness purchased therewith, $414,- 578 78—its cash value was $273,267 66; unexpended balance remaining with the Governor, $40,385 53, Total balance of both funds on hand, $30,385 63. In relation to this matte, the Chicago Demoerat of the 22d inst. says:— It will be seen from this communication that the mo ney to meet the payments of interest talling due on the first of January, 1865, was drawa from the treasury at different times, commencing aa early as the 1oth of July, or five months and a half before the payments were to be made: and also, a larger amount than is neces- sary to meet the inte: has been drawn, by something like $60,000. Taking these facta as data, we can arrive at something of an estimate ot what the State Agent makes out of the transaction. The sums drawn by the Governor remained in the hands of the agent as follow prior to the I+t of January 850,000, 53, months; $43, 400, 44 months; $37,000, 3 months; $62,000, say 0%, montba. | oe per month is a very low rate avers, Assuming that Mesars, Wade. worth & Sheldon realized but this from the use of the i PY and we have the foilowing result:— 63; months. $4,125 435 months. 4,005 3°” months. 1,645 0%; months. 620 Total.......... Spear Here we have, at tois low estimate of per centage, the sang sum of ten thousand five hundred and five dollars realized by the State Agent. During all the time, how- ever, money in Wall #treet has been worth from two to wer cent & month. and & porton of it the quota- tions have beea as high as five. And this is the money which the tax payers of Illinois are compelled to pay into the State Treasury in coin, alter paying two per cpnt to convert bank bills for this purpose. Two inquires very naturaily «i reading this document. What necessity for taking the coin from our State Treasury as early as the loth of July to meet eee not due until the Ist of saaeee And second }—Why draw on the 2d of December $52, more than was required to make the January payment, which, as we apeontse mr must remain in the agent's bands until the payment of July, 1855. And now about the security ? One of the gentlemen, whose name is upon the ‘ bond, ’’ has ua that he does not consider himself m in the leant for the delinquency of Mesars Wadsworto & Shelton. ae eee ago. under the administration of Governor French, and he contends that circumstances have transpired to inva lidate it, Among others he mentioned the fact that tue ‘State funds bad been transmitted to and deposited with Wadsworth & and not w th Julius Wadeworth, ae State Agent. The full facts in the case, however, we suppose, will come out soon. The annexed statement exhibite the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehouse, and ale> the with drawals from warehouse, daring the week endiag and including Thursday, Jan. %, 1855:— Movawexrs iv Forwon Dry Goons, Entered for Consumption. MASUPACTURES OF COTTON. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, Pkgs. Value. Value Cottons ..... "eee $25,278 themselves on Total....., 577 $194,805 MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. + 4 $79,001 Linens....... 392 996,197 Hh =26,984 Do. Kcotton, 15 3,709 7 7,004 Hd’kerchiefs, $8 5.492 2 8,019 Thread...... 13 3,866 3 4,107 —_— —— 4 *3712 Total...... 428 $108,226 2 3,003 MISCELLASPOUS. |. 80 26,984 Straw goods. 339 $22,217 . 604 Feath're&ii’rs 47 7,000 WW 4,388 2 #402 a7 2,195 3 996 . wb 8,898 Total...... 261 $184,200 MANUPACTU RES OF ft LK % Entered for We $6,412 240 cr 666 17,865 Total...... 174 $49,197 MANUFACTURES @F COTTON, Cottons, »... 142 $51,064 40 12,496 je. 141 2 4 tt Embroideries, bes Hr 14 3,100 Leath. gloves 4 4,000 65 16,063 Matting.....3,800 20,067 Total...... 202 $62,569 Total.,.,.3,004 943,786 Recarrvnavion, Entered for Consumption, Pkgs. Value, eragpiere of wool, $194,885 Do. 1 Do. ioe 84)885 Total $799,601 Wihdiawn Manofactures of wool. . $76,587 152,168 197,783 39,97 Do. Mivcellaneous...... Totad....... 1863, 1854, Ent. for conrumption.$1,654,42 $2,620,149 Withdr, from wareb’e ' 168,867 "48,4 Total put onmarket..$1,713,100 $3,008,821 $1,196,877 Ent. for warehoure... "69/852 "316,681 "232'842 The business of the past week has been rather heavier than that of any week this year; still, the aggregate sales have been quite limited tor the sea- son, atd as the demand has been freely met, prices have not improved in any respect—though, perhaps, there ie a little more regularity observable in them. Brown eheetings and shirtings are selling rather more freely at former rates; while bleached goods, denime and drills have been moderately dealt in, without change in value. Dusk, ginghams and lawns are quiet, though quoted steady. Two sales of lawns are annoutced for next week—one for Tuesday and one for Wednesday, the 30th and 31st instant, The transactions have likewise been very Wmited here io osnaburgs, printing cloths and prints, but these have not varied in price. Stripes and ticks are eelling s.owly at old figures. There isa pretty ample stock and good assortment of domea- tic ccttons in the market. We have nothing reaily new to nctize in woollen goods, Blankets, caasi- mers, cloths, flannels, jeans and lindseys have all been sparingly purchased at unchanged prices, while a slightly improved demand has exis‘ed for mouslia Ge la‘nes, at steadier rates. Satinets and tweeds sre a8 before reported. The movements in foreigo fabrics are rtill restricted. The trade have not begun to buy freely as yet. Stocks sre accamulat- ing but very gradually, and the variety ie a fair ove. Holders sre cantious ia sailing on credit, and buyers ere epating in their purchases for cash. Torso counter-checks cannot bave any other than a sala- tery effect upom the trade. Stock Exchange. Fray, Jan. 26, 1885, 818000 Ind St 5’s..03 82 FO ebe krie RR. 80 4h 10000 Virginia 6s , 93% 150 do....DID 485 1000 Mirsouri 6's, 913, 200 do. we 4035 5000 Erie Io Bde ¢ 103% 50 W0...6.. 03 4045 1000 Erie Cy Be 71 784, 100 see blO 4555 1000 +62 TKS 200 “60 1000 do. ...... 18K 200 t 11000 Erie Ba’76 #90 80 = 100 . 465, 3000 do...,.’83 STH 200 +30 465 1000 HR Ist mort Ba 101° 100 do......D15 46% 5000 111 Cen RR Hig 72 14400 NYCen RR Bde 88 6 Rankot Com... 106 41 Metrop’tan Bk., 100 40 Canton C , ae 16N Indiana Con.. 79 6ClevC &On RR. 96 bl Harlem RR. ay 50 100 Cum Coal Co, 278 do. 100 200 do 630 125 Hudson RRR.0D 4 100 40 o.. 0000s 10 Mich Cen RR. dS of do. 10 Mich Southn RR. 60 Panama RR...,. 10 Cit. 2 Northn Ind RR. 84 140 Gal & Chie RR 83 93 60 ¢o.. ‘ i" do ” 50, dors... 060 9235 125 Chic & Rock T RR, 80 &BOOND BOARD. #10000 Inda St 5’83 83 = 60 Bhs CumOCo #60 3544 2000 Missouri 6's... 92 60NYCentRi.opg 89), 1000 Erie Cyt Bés "71 78% © 20 Mich South RR. 865, 6000 Erie Bds of "83 87 22 PaoamaRR.... 90) 1000 do....'75 80% 260 Erie RR 46%, 5000 PanamaBs 20 in 905, 50 do ; 4000 Mrinnathy on 20 she Market Bank 100 200 Morris Canal... 14 400 Read ng RR... 73 200 Nic Tran Go. b30 17 800 4 bib 17 200 ] 17 35 8544 Soy 35% 3555 100 : 86% CITY TRADE REPORT. Frupay, Jan. 26—6 P. M wo of 25 bbis. pote were made at $6 648 7b. was dull for all and light, ceeding bout 4,000 a 4,.00 bbis., incl inferior State at 873, common to do. at $8 a $6 25, fanc vorite do. at $5 25 a $8 50, while extra State an wee were unchanged; Western was withou' Southern continued dull a tra. im bond, and #0 7 ty id. flour was en» with ales at $6 624 $6 75 for superfine, Wheat—sales of 1,000 bushels prime white Michigan sola at $2 40, Coro—The market was dull, and sales tor the day did not exceed 6,000 a 6,000 bushels, chiefly Southern yellow, afloat, at Vic. a Yéc., with a small lot of common white at 9 ic, Rye—North river wae heid at $1 46; 300 bushels prime sold at $1.37. _ Barley was nominal, and oats were ged. Caprxx.—Sales of 800 { Kio were made at Oise. a 10c., and $00 mate of old Java, at 10 s9e. Corrow —The market continued firm, stock on the market light. About 600 6 900 bales were sold at full were steady, but some less active, To Liverpool, 200 300 bales compressed cotton were en gaged at iy¢.; 3.000 buabele corn, in ali ‘8 600 balf chests of tea, at Lla., rk were reported at old rater. To Havre, provisions vere at B0e. aig shipper's bags, at 1d) votes, 3a; dat.; liquors, 2 ye. molarses Se ir gallon Ashes and rice aba LS Frert.—The sales bat quotations were unchanged ¥ was none of common on the mai whieh would sell at am advance. Movasexs.—The sales included about 100 a 200 bbls. New Orleans, new, at 27¢ « We. Naval #ronm.—Sales of 900 a 400 bbls. apirita were were made at 40¢., cash, and 300 do rovin, at 180. per 810 Ibs., delivered. li sales Washington oft tar pentine were made at 40c Ous.—Moderate sale of linseed were made mt Sle. & S2e, Other oils were wi red. Proviaioxs..The marke’ for pork wan steady, with tales of 400» 500 bbls. old mess in lots, at $12 60; 100 bbis. uninspected new mess sold at $1425, new prime told at $1325. Beef was steady, but notactive. The salen embraced 200 » 200 packages, at old prices. Lard —Sales of 200 a 100 pack l0e., the latter figure for strictly prime, Sales of 20 boxes of bacom were made, deliveratie ip Philadelphia at Sige, and 600 do. deliverable in Baltimore at 7%. Cheese and butter were unchanged. one —The sales embraced about 260 canke, at $5 75 6 Srices.—220 begs pimento were sold at p. n. t. Svosne —Beyond some 60 a 100 hhds, New Orieans.we beard of no of importance. That sold brought from die. a be. Prime wan held a» high as 6c. ALLOW was dull, and prices pominal. Tonaceo.—Owing to the inclement weather jittle is do- ing, but prices were firm. The sales embraced 40 bode Kentucky end Mayrville, at $40 $11, 60 bales Yara, t.; €26 boxer Cabs, p. t.; 90 cases seedlea!, $6 0 $11 canes Florida, $12 @ $20. Wuenry.—Ssles of 200 bbie. Ji were made at ey while State prison was held at S6¢., and drudge at M00, et, and ‘The Retail Prices of Farm Produce in Wash- ington Market. ‘There wees great quantity of mest in market yerter day, but the prices are rtill quite bigh, and saler light Foultry begine to look scant, but shows po perceptitly embraced about 200.» 900 boxes, at | ages were reported, at Oke & | variation in price. are to cheapen, and we may hope soon to have them at reasonable rates Of fish there is but little in market, if we may except cod. fish, which has, nevertheless, advanced in price. Perch bas made its appearance in market, and is sold in great quantities. The tradein sbell fish is very brisk just now, and oystermen and clam dealers are doing » thriv- ing business. Vegetables of all kinds and applies are still searce and dear, with no prospect of their being cheaper until spring opens. Butter shows slight de- eoce © slillissssistt Por eerereepee we wee HOS ecooooeoeco of peer orema se) ee ERSESSEESECSI ESE POULTRY AND GAME. 12 wb 10 12 oo 50 62 Sd 2 0 axe 13 ay 00 50 50 15 uh 00 00 26 Pickerel, « Sunfish, “ Fels,” Perch Flounders oo LLISll Sell esea e Smk’d mackerel ,, Sounds and tongues, per ib Smoked shad, us, Soused salmon, per can . Smoked salmon, per Ib.. Plidi see comoccesscoosSooeS CO & cHoHHom oO ss82 LSSESCSEEESESSSES| it) Dry codfish, ‘eihihe=-Pitscee’ be anEL.L ear ern r8—Princen' fa ——_ Ka 100 Clams, Shrewsbury, per 100 ‘i ke 100 Little Neck, “ , : a 300 VEGETABLES. Potatoes, per half-peck - 01 2 0% Mercer do. per bbl. +350 a 400 June do “ , 300 a 350 Turnips—white, per haif. $01 a — ania, “ 018 es — Do. ' per bbl. re i pg Onions, red, per half-peck , 02% a — white ‘ 010 012 Cabbages—new, 010 015 red, . 008 018 Savoy cabbage, + 006 0 09 0 08 - 006 = 012 ou -006 es — $2 e = - 350 8 315 030 aw 0315 Greenings, per bbl.. 30.8 = Do. per balf-peck :030 8 — Rox Sigiegiontd ool aere -30 a — Do, per peck mo « _- Cranberries, per bbl... 00 » 15 00 BUTTE! Butter—State, per Ib. 022 2 02% Ora) 02% a 031K 023 a 028 010 a O12 english, per Ib ou a 13 Pineapple, each .1% 2 = Sapsago, | 02% - = fo [0MKa = Retail Prices of Firewood tn New York, We publish this morning the retail prievs of firewoo!, & subject of considerable interest while coal remains at ite present rates:— Virginia pine, per cord,, 5 Do. ‘ do. load Jerse: ine, per cord, ie 1. load < é Do. h fo. Dogwood perload........... ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWBD EVERY DAY. 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THE IDIOT WITNESS. with KIT CARSON, UCKLEY’S SERENADERS, 639 BROADWAY+—MON.- day evenin , January and all this week, “g A GiAND NEW BURLESQUE on the opera of LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR, in four acts, introducing all the “favorite gems’? of this popular ‘opera. ager... 8 Buckley | Ashton ..W. Percival Mire Kleanor | Norman, R the Opera, ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS’ Concert commenees My o'clock, Tickets, 26 conte Reserved Seata, 60 N. B.—Saturday evening, January 27, benefit of J. J. Mullen. boautiful performances every afternoon and even- Mr, Jobn R. Scott, C. W, Clarke, Hadaway, and Mestayer in principal characters ' Saturday, Jan. 27.—Bvening, at 74, THE ADOPTED CHILD, and ULARI, or, The Maid’ of Mil Afternoon, at 3, THE MIDDY ATHORE and CLARL The new Wax Statuary, the living Giraffe, Happy Family, e., to be seen an tinual. Ad mittance, 25 cents; children under ten, 1234 cents, Bes AID OF THE DITRES*ED POOR, at DONALD-ON'S OPERA HOUSE, 718 and 720 Broadway, This (Saturday) Evening, January 27 By request, w DAY PERFORMAN will be given thin (Saturday) afternoon, commencing at 8 o'clock. “BQ ROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS. B METR ILITAN OPERA HOUSE, ¢ erent success attending these popular entertain Ker to enlarge the orcher artistes of the great at prerentin the cit. TO-MOKKOW, SUNDAY EVENING, JAN. 28, The tenth concert will take place, Upon this occasdon, in addition to the trractions, M K URSO, whose performance certs have been 60 omi- ently success? n two Bolos, Firet appearance at there concerts of RRE. © in Sonday’s Heral i. Reserved Seats, in Parquet RANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. 53 BOWERY, NKARLY opposite the Bowery Theatre. Per/ormances every and every evening, st 7. t the Frans lin Museuw { afternoon, at ny LD utah OPERA HOUSE, 718 and 720 Broadway, Ovposite the New York Hotel. OVEN EVEKY NIGHT. The mort talented and amusing OOMPANY OF NEGRO DELINEATORS IN THE WORLD, Adimineion, 26 cents, at 7h o'clock, Saturday afvernoon—Concert for the accommodation of Ladies and children, commenceing at i o'clock. Doors open at 634; to commence XTRAORDINARY ATIRACTION FOR TO MORKOW (Sunday) evening, Jan. 28, at the tenth coucert of the popular Bros@way Sunday Concerts, Metropelitan | Opera Heuse Second appearance of the great cornet-a-piston player, HERR SCHREIBER, whone first appesrance on Sunday last created a perfost furore of delight and enthasieam, being honored with an encore in each of bis nolon, EN’S FARKWELL.—TICKETS FOR THE LAST e tt of Paul Juhen, on Saturday next, at Niblo’s, for vale, at the music store of WM. HALL & BON’, ROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERT: MEIROLOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. MADLLE. CAMILLE URSO, The renowned Violini«t, will perform two new solos at the tenth concert of these popular and eminently suc consful entertainments, on Sunday next, January 28, away. ROOKLYN \NeT/TUTE.—J. C. DUNN'S ORIGINAL Metrope titan Opera Troupe will give a series of con certs at the above named place, commencing on Monday evening. January 20. In making arrangements to ap- pear before the public ot Brocklyn, Mr. Duna has pot scared either trouble or ex penre in procuring & couy ay of talented artists, who will appear ina variety of Btn’. opian rongn, glees, choruses, dances, Ac. He han also recured the valuable services of the celebrated Christine family, whose perform ave met with unbounded applaure from delighted audi ners, Our performances throughout sball be of such a eharacter and style aa cannot offend even the mort fartiliour motto—'Fun without vulgarity,’” R, BUCHANAN, THE AMERICAN SHAKSPEREAN actor, will appear at Albany, Monday, Jam. 20, an Hiamlet; Tnesday, av Othello; Wednesday, as Richelieu; Thured an Macteth Friday, benefit, av Corciona, in the pew historical tragedy, entitle! “Caciona, the Roman Copeul,”’ written expressly for Mr. Buchanan, ant acted With great uccers throughout Great Britain, Mr. Ba banan will appear at the National Theatre, Boston, February 12, a» Homlet, my 0 Let THE BOWERY THRATRE, On Sunpaya, FOR SACKED CONCERTS. Apply to 1. P. WALDRON, at the Thea ILLIARL®. —FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD raloon, containing eight superior tables, with bar end fixtures Centre) location. Satisfactory reasona given for welling. 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It is \inpractionble to convey fully the various subjects treated of. as they are of & patare strictly intended for the marriel or thon For wale by Stringer & Town Broadwey, Hhevman & Co Aster House, No. 1 Vesey etreet: Dewitt & Davenport, Trivane ; st No. 2 Astor House, Hroadway, wel at the po biieat office, V0 1. Mew York Josephs Tucker, Mobile asleoT Bh 104 Cheenut etreet, Phila. Aeipbia. Ow the receipt of 81, 8 copy will b- tranemit- ted by mail, free of portage, to any part of (ee Unitet Bates All letters must be adireree, ral M4, to Dr, |, een 120 Liberty erent, NOY, ot Vor’ Port otfes, ben 1,796, ance in the United Sta | Cavdtina, from Noi Our unalterable | “hod | } » exceptes treated by made ith coniidenes om | runbing | Conperete om are two the hone for wee Ade wary 908 Line bent ag reo get. and oT ROADWAY TREATRE—R A. MARSBALL, BOLD Biase A bosre pes a 04: ommoven ab To'clock urday evening, CAN . pertormed “BONA FIDE TRAVELLERS. Butte....,.....MMr. France | Jemima. Mise J Gougenhel ALLACK’S THEATRE, moabway, Was Broome street. — vat ; Nici? AND MORNING. orton Hack well Browne. sores Mr Lester Mrs. Stewart Mr, Brougham Mr. Blake » Mr. Dyott Be Bland ; ya ir. btewart | tarab......... Mose Carman A LADY AND GENTLEMAN IN A PECU PLEXING PREDICAMENT MA — a » Sdwrerd — Deore i: curtain Fines at 7 o'clock. ~ i Saturday bine Saec?| 27, will be performed a bk LOV CHASE. Constance,,...... Fondlove. .. Mr. Thompson ..Mr. Jorden | Lydia Mr. Langdon | Phoebe, eye THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. +. soov eM IB. Raddy Mr. Jordan Mr, Canoll «Mr. Thompson +. Mr. Bonitace EO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTREL IN. CONSE- quence of the destruction of their ball, 444 Rroad- way, by fre, will pertorm every evening ot MECHANICS’ HALL, 472 WAY, under the contgol of GEO. CHMISTY, } Proprietors. All business transnetes by, +20. Woe EMMIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, BURIESQUE OPERA LiGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETC, Alricanized by the moet inplished eompany im the worla, A change of programme every evening. ai LQGr* OPER KI Ody v clock; to commence Bt 136 pre: rely. 18L.0°8.—PAUL JULIEN’S FAREWELL CONCERT, This Evening, > AY, JANUARY 21, Previous to his departure for the South, upon which oc canion he will be aerieted hy WILLE MARTINI DIORMY SIG’NA ADFLINA PATTI, MR. AUC M. SABAT! y Varitone, fro 4 PARTY n Norma, composed and ri A. Gockel apd M, Sabatier by A. Patti, + Bellin Violin—-Grand Varlations (rom on Juan," (first time)—by Paul Julien, Aria, from Tt Ginramento— by M’e D’Ormy: Aria from Mer by Sig. Crowza, bis Vanoforte Duet form Solo, in the U States, by A Grand leaxtempr Concert Pob outed by -A. Gockel National ian Song M'lle D'Ormy Bolo, Vie ct Paganini hy Brindisi—1) Pegretto tor zetti's Lucrezia Borg Pianoforte, Grand Capri Burlesque—com Aria, Finale—Jenny Lind celebrated Feho t! Wa. Hall & fon's, 8. Jolie and Horace Waters, Broad way, and at the priceipal hotels, Ihe number of weats will be limited to the capacity of the house. Jvors open at 7, Concert to commence preewmely at & o'clock. 7ALLACK'R THEATHE.KXTRA.—MR, LESTER haw the boner to inform the publie that HIS BENEFIT will tobe p on MONDAY NEXT, JAN. 29, when Morton's celebrate edy of TOWN ASD COUNTRY | will be played, for the firmt time, by tht company. Aino, Sheridan's eeleLrated two act comedy of THE CRITIC Mr, Lester Glew r, for ¥ mm the Vinren Hory, Mrs. Blake, Me Stephens, Mr, Cramer ke , ke., will aleo appear. NTFENATIONAL MUSEUM, NO. 6) DIVEBION atreet.—Prof, Fleur Freprietor.— Vivauts iaving or Fleur his troupe of Wo AK, Camp's We at Thy e'elock T1010. THIS EXTAMISHMENT WILT, BE LET, vow GRAD OR PROMENADE CONCERTS, BALIA, OR ANY RESPECTALLE ENTERTAINMENT. © of Mr, WM. A. 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