The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1855, Page 7

NO. 40. Presentation of Plate. Mr. Rogers, one of the officers of the St Nicholas Cuties are immvdiately connected with the ‘Gf the parlors and dining rooms of that vast ‘Wre satisfaction of the ladies under his care, they have ‘thought ft to reward his fidelity with au exquisitely ‘Wrought silver pitcher and salver, valued at one hun- @red and fifty dollars, It is a well merited gift to » faithful public servant. The following is the corres- pondence upon the subject:— pv BRL the that will ac. ety, Nicno.as Feb. 0, 1805 yell i re F : Hy F ESPEZE F i 5 H rs, Beyoe, Dr = » Geo. Smith, Mr. J Hs ifr 4 Zt Sr. Nicnoiss Horst, New York, Feb. 9, 1855. A. E, GREEN AND HRR ASSOCIATE: CONTRIBUTORS: — DIES AND GENTLEMEN—I have the honor to acknow- the ipt of your beautiful present of plate. Be dito accept my hearty thanks for this flattering piel of your approoation of my services as one of the officers of this house. Unsonszious of havi dene more than my duty to the guests of this large an establishment on the one hand, to torson the other, I have not considered m: as wing apy extraordinary claims upon your li You have been pleased otherwise to determine. gift is, therefore, only the more gratifying; and tothe lady guests of the St. Nicholas, es] ly, I. wae recognise ae papered Face ng aps Their appre. b as Saree |, is e apples of gold in pictures remain, ladies aud m, your obe- dient servant, " CHARLES i. ROGERS. The British Steamship Alps. ‘The penslty on the British steamship Alps, bonded for 975,000 on a charge of ggling, and subsequently do- elared forfeited to the United States by a decition of Ingersoll, has been remitted by the government at Washington, on the payment of the costs. The Pacific. It will be recollected that the steward of the Pacific was Sound guilty of smuggling watches, &c., at the last term ef the United States Circuit Court. The captain of the vessel is, by the ute, also liable for the act of his officers; but the government at Washington hava ia this ease remitted the fine? to which Captain Nye was liable, for the smuggling by his steward. The Case of the Young Ci \e ARREST OF CARNOBELI, AND PROCREDINGS AGAINST THS SPANISH CONSUL. The United States Marshal has arrested Cristoval Carnobe}i al Carnoveli, at the suit of Francisco Ejias Hernandez, by his next friend, on a charge of as- sgult and battery and false tmprisonment, arisivg out of the late attempt to forcibly carry away the plaintiff on board the Empire City. Proceedings have been com- menced against Francis Stoughton, the Spanish Consul at this port, for the same offence; but under the treaty he is not amenable to process for arrest. Damages are Jaid at $10,000. Carnobeli was taken before Judge Betts, whe held him to bail in the sum of $2,000; but not being provided with sureties at the clo of the Marshal's effice, he still remains in custody. te i ‘United States Commissioner's Court. Before Geo. W. Morton, Eaq. THE ALLECED SLAVE TRAFFICKING BY THE SCHOONER ADVANCE. Fen. 9.—The United States vs. Filetti alias Capt. Kraft. ~In this case Lieut. Sinclair was examined for the de- fence, and tertified positively that the defendant was not the captain of the Advance at the time of ths alleged slave trafficking by that vossel, in 1852. Mz. Curtis, a lawyer, bao that in L's opinion the defendant was not Capt. Kraft, though very like him. The case is still adjourned. Decision in Admiralty. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll. Fes. &.—John W. Schmidt ct al. vs. The Bark Geo icholauz, her tackle, dc., and her cargo.—Ths libel in ‘this cane was filed to recover the amount of a bottomry bond, executed by the master of the bark George Nicho- Jags upon the bark, her freight and cargo, The baric, bee was owred in Hamburg, was bound from a port im the Pacific with a cargo of gaano, owned b: ¢ owners of the bark, to Hampton \d thence to some other port of the United States to discharge. In March, 1852, she put into Kio Janeiro in distress, end a survey being held, sho needed sepaire and suppiics to enable her t> prosecute her voy- anc deliver ber cargo where ordered. The master of the bark bad no funds to procure such repairsand supplies, and could not procure them either on his owa credi', or on the persona) credit of the owners of the bark. He therefore wished to raise money upen bottomry, ant sccordingly advertised for terms, but could only obtain the needed funds by a bypothecation of the bark, her freight and carg>, and at the rate of interest nimed in the bond. The funds were accordingly advanced by Mestre. Farrand & Wilmer, mercha at Rio, to the ‘amount of $3,917 74, which’ was expended in the neces- eary repairs of the bark, anda bottomry bond duly ¢: cuted to them by the master, purperting to bia’ the bark, her freight and cargo, for the pay ent five days after the arrival of the bark at her port of discharge, of the said principal, and $040 26 premium—am unting to £58. The bark afierwerds pursued ber Med to Hampton Roads, and therce to the port of New York to discharge. Upon her arrival here she was libelled for soamen’s and cold for an amount little more than enough Tovar the seamen’s qlaim, Tho prosent libel was libellants, who havo become the as Org of lomry bond against the bark, he: it cargo, to recover the amount. The bata: of the bark and the freight are poy it, and the libellants are wi pa oe they can resort to the » The owne: bark do rot contest the right of the libellants to the pro- ceeds of the bark and to her freight. But the owners of the cargo insiat that the ‘is not holden for the It- bell ? claim ; that po of facts existed at Rio Ja- neiro, which authorised the master of the bark to bind ‘the vessel even by a bottomry bond, and that there was no necessity for his col raagacitan 8 the carge, because there were several freighting vessels at Rio beund for the United States, in which case it was the master’s duty to have transhipped the cargo, aa! therefore he ‘no right to hypot! ite it. Held by the Court—That on the finding of the facts aa above set forth, there was an absolute necessity that the bark should have the repairs, and there was no way tory. The price Wich she (a foreign, vessel} browgut ice wi she (a for ‘vessel ‘ougt sta forced Sescinl's sale fe. tate , Would be very in adequate proof of her value at Rio, or that «he was not worth sopeiziog, there, as claimed by the respondent. That a master of a vesyel in a foreiga port bas tae right, im case of necess ty, to hypothecate his cargo as well as bis ship and ty for repairs which are necessary, in order carry the cargo to its destination—a Fela ae him by the law, without any express authority the owners, and required by the necessities of na- ‘J and commerce master of the cergo of a general freighter, and give him power ané authority over it, adequate to the pur of dis- charging his cuty of delivering {t at ita Batlaation. To ‘cases of severe necessity the law maxes him the t of the owners, and as suéh he |s authorized to do Sioa it ts precumsed the owners would do, Hence, os Is well ‘ettled, in case of meaty he may sell perishable articles, or he may sell part of the cargo, to enable him te pursue bis voyage and carry the ce to its deati- pd so or he may destroy the cargo be A pele | it over- deard, if necersary to save the ship. ye of sell. ing ® part or the whole of the cargo, or of bes oy Ba is pot agg bim by the owners, but is thrown u; ira by the law. and whatever he does by virtue of it, is as Voding w the owners as if they had exoressly au- theriand This power of the master has long beea re- by the courts of admiralty. His power to by te the whele inetead of selli part of It, vo enable bim to prosecute his voyage, s not M4) amore recent period, but it ipmasters ‘o do so some time Refore it bad been expressly decided by any adairalty decision, that they hed the Teal right todo no. No ex- devisien legalizing the practice was had until the f the Gratitudine, (3 C. Robinson, K., p. 249,) in Szott decided that the master had the mort satisfactory and c grounds, the rina case of nevess hed hypothecate the as the ebig and freight.” y the respondents, that although this in the law, yet where the master has an opportan ty to tranship it 1s his duty to do so, and that when h» has such oupertunity and that is known to the bottomry oy be ~ ae hypothecate the cargo for the repairs of the vervel. In certain cares, a*, for instance, where a vessel s uo- weaworthy and onfit to be repa’red, or where the master anno! raise funds to repair ber, it may be his duty to tranthip. Bot where the ship can be maze seaworth: within e reasonable time, and (be master can raise far that purpore 4 bypothecating the php fi argo, there is no faw which 69 makes it the di master to tranship, thet, if he fails to do s0, he ave the to by po’ . That was expressly de. elded (n the cae of the Gratitudine, which is eustained age Story, in the case of the Packet. master is not of the power to hypothe- Pape fie ee ie she ese a r 4 eg be" had reason to believe that the could transh!p, if he chose. If this were so, then ‘rule that the master Tey, in care of necessity, oad theeate his cargo for the repairs for bis ahip would be ted in port and other large commercial ports, Decance be would at all times have it in his power to teanch'p bis cargo on board another vessel. The deere, therefore, must bein favor of the lfbellant. ‘The balance of the proceeds of the bark remaining [n the of the Court, and the freight money, must be Papacy to the payment of the libellact’s demand, and ‘he balance then remaining due muct be pald by the NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1655. Board of Aldermen. WHERE 18 THE EW CITY HALL TO BE BUILT? The committee of the Board of Aldermen on Lands and Places, to whom was referred the petitions that a por tion of the Park fronting on Chambers street, be sold, and the proceeds applied towards erecting a new City Hall in Madieon oq are, respestfully Report, that they have fully coneidered said subject, and it being ro generally unterstood, and in the opiaion of your committee, the time not having arrived for erecting ® new City Hall on Madison square, they recom- mené that the prayer of the petitioners be denied. The report of the committee was rejected, by « vote of 9 to 7. Progress of the Municipal Revolution. The following are the only complaints recorded on the Mayor’s book yesterday:— That the Croton water has been allowed to ran from the yard 111] Essex since Wednesday, the 7th in- stant, to the ance of the iborhood. gree > ‘Lhat the snow bas rot peen cleaned the stoop and sidewalk of No. 14 Park place for several A past, Tha’ street, are in ba- boxes and bit of encumbering te adowalky with casks, it of enci walk, prong my That three carts constartly obstruct Spring strect, near Hudéon, to the detriment, of travel That a violation of the fire law has existed at 983¢ First street ever since May, 1854, in 6) of @ stove pipe, which fe Gxed in one of the windo: it a barrel of ashes, with much filth which has ac cumulated around it, in front of 10 Washington street, bas been allowed to remain there undisturbed for a long removed from the sidewalk in CIM street. That the occupant of 42 Oliver street piles the snow across the track of the railread, to the unmecessary de- tention of travel. That newsboys and loafers congregate about the doors of tae HxRavp office, to the great annoyance of persons dcirg business therein. > Theatres and Exhibitions. Bowery Taxitre.—This evening is set apart for the benefit of the popular American comedienne, Miss M. A. Charlee—she is to appear in ‘‘Irish Assurance and Y«n- kee Modesty,” and a new plese, styled “La the Rough ”” The new farce of ‘Servants Legacy,” ia which Mr. G. C, Charles will appear, and the national drams of “Columbia’s Son,’’ will also be represented, torming altogether a very attractive entertainment, Burton’s Tukatre.—The new comic piece of the ‘*Player’s Plot?’ is to be repeated to-night, together with the ey amusing aketches of ‘‘Living too Fast” and ‘A hted Being.’” The entire strength of the company is embodied in the casts. The New York play of the ‘‘Up- re and the Lowly Twenty” will be performed on londay. WALLAck’s THRaTRE —Mrs, Mowatt’s comedy, entitled “Fashion,” is to be repeated this evening, ths scenery of which is all new snd appropriate, and the cast em braces the names of Mesars. Blake, Lester, Brougham, Dyott, Bland, Mrs, Hoey, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Brougham and Mra. Stephens. The comedietta of the ‘Captain of the Watch” is also announced. MernoroutTan TuxaTR.—The last exhivition of Sands & Nathan's extensive canetteinn company is positively to take Place to-day. They are to appear both after- noon and evening, and the amusements provided are of & very attractive character. Amynican Mussum.—The interesting comod: that Glitters is Not Goki”’ is to be performed afternoon and evening, C. Miss Mestayer sustaining Woon’s Miverres.—This po to-be well patronised. The evening is “Black Blunders.”” Bucxrxy’s SerexapERe.—The burlesque on the opera ia d: Lammermoor’ will be represanted again ening, together with a good Ethiopian perform- of “All th this * company continues cipal feature for this FINANCIAL ANDO COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Faipay, Feb. 9-6 P.M. The stock market aopears to be shaking in the wind, It has evidently come to a standati!), and ite farther progress has been averted, doubtiess by the want of material to fire up with. Tae brokers have now the length of their rope, and no ald hes come in from outside. It is useless to attemot any further expansion without support from speculators out of Wall street. At the first board to-day, Canton Co, fell off } per cent; Camberlan!, 3; Nicaragua Tran. slit, 3; New Yo:k Central Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 4; Erie Railroad, }. Mlinols Central Bonda advanced } per ceag; Chisago and Rock Is‘and Railzoad, 1; Northern Indiana Railroad, “1; Cleveland, Culambas and Cincinnati Railroad, 2; Galena aud Chicago Railroad, 4; New Jersey Rail road, 4. The transactions in Exia were, in the ag- gregate, quite large. The ‘re movement in this fancy is speculative. The eup;lyin the stree’ i+ steadily increasing, by outsiders realizi:g, aad the brckers are compelled to take all offered to sustain the market value. Harlem is much better sustained than anticipated from the com: pleaion of the late report, Until today the gales have been toa trifling extent. There was conside- rable activity this morning ia railroad borde. The sales amcunt to about two hendred th usaud dollass, of all sorte. Erie bonds, 1875, and Illinois Central ponds, are principally operated im by epeculato.s, Hudeon River Railroad bonds, third mortgage, vere in demand to-dsy, and nearly eighty thoasaad dol lara were sold. There were large operations ia these bonds yesterday. Both days the transactions have been principally om time. State stocks are daily #012 to about the eame ex'ent. There a pears to be more Virginia 6’s on the market than any other clase, but prices are well sustained. After the adjournment of the board, the following sales of bonds and stocks were mide at auction, by Simeon Draper:— $10,400 Nash. and Chattan’ga RR. bonds; $10,000 sesond bonds Panama RR., sold in one Jot for 500 10,000 Ohio and Miss. RR., 2d mort , int. added 65 4,000 Chicago and R. Island, Ist mort., 93 8,000 Hudson River RR., 34 mort...... 60 shares Bull’s Head Bank, 109 do, Stonington RR, A. H. Nicolay and A. H. Muller & C». hold sales of stocks and bonds a} the Merchants’ Exchange tomorrow (Saturday) at 124 o’clock. Atthe second bosrd the marke: was weak for some of the railroad fancies. Ecie Railroad fell off 4 per cent; Hudson River Railrosd, j; Harlem, 4; Nicaragua Transit, j. Galenaand Chicago Railrosd advanced 1) per cent; Cleveland, Columbus aud Cwefinnati Railroad, 1. Cumberland Coal elowed firm at prices current in the morniag. The transactions at the Assistan} Troasurer’s of fice to dey, were as follows:— Received, $558,073 60 Payments 170,005 37 Paid for Assay office 2,286 03 Balance,......... 4,148,089 30 ‘The receipts include $500,000 psid in for a draft on 8. Louis. ‘This is the draft obtained by Page & Bacon, and forms part of the remittances of that house to St. Lou's, prior to ite resamption of pay- ment. Most of the gold dust received by the North Star will be made into bart. This looks like preparations for an active shipment of bullion. The stemship Union, from this port for Southamp‘on and Havre to-morrow (Satarday), will take out abont $150,000 in specie, and the Cunard steamer from Boston, on Wednesday next, will probably take out upwards of $500,000 in specie. Such is the belief at present. The stecmsbip Atlantic, at this port from Liver- pool, with dates seven days later, foes not bring anything in @ Soancial or commercial view of mach importance. The advices are rather of at unfavor able character. Console had fallen cff, and there was an active demand for money. Notwithstanding the large arrivals of gold from Anstralia the bullion in the bank shows @ great decrease for the week. The markete fcr our staples were inactive, without any actual decline in prices. From the manafic- turing districta the accounts are bad. American recuritics were in moderate request, at prices pre- vieusly current. The return fromthe Bank of Eag- land for the week ending the 20th of January gives the following resulta when compared with the pro -£2,251,127 Decrease... £43,105 + 10,842,228 Decrease... 44 + 9,269,687 Increase..., 31,628 On the other side of the acsount:— Ghee nections etoaen eco...” fot pes renee, Notes unemployed 299,! The amount of notes in circu'ation is £20,045,620, being © decrease of £71,475, and the stock of bal- lion im both departments ie £12,162,495, showing » Cecrease of £974,019, whem compared with the pre be involved in one general war. ‘The Stuyvesant Insurance Company have declared a semi-dividend of four per cent; the Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company six per cent. The Erie and Northeast Railroad Company have deemed it inex pedient to declare its usual eemi-anau- al dividend, cwiag to the incrsased ex:enditures on the road, occasioned by the troubles at Erie, Penn., Inet winter. The remova! of D. B. St. John, the Bgnk Saper- intendent, is forced upon the Governor by the pow- erful voive of public opision. The events which have occurred in this State during the past year, growing out of gross neglect of duty on the part of the Buperinteadent, are alone sufficient to jastify his removal; but there are acts of commission, as well as of omission, enough to sink him into the lower: depths of official degradation. There bave been within the past twelve months more swindling banks organized and operated in this city and State than we have ever known before ia the sams length of time, every one of which has rua iis race, and exploded, without any interference on the part of the Superintendent, St.John. He has not in tho fireat instance exercised his powers of supervision, and the firsthe has heard of any bank failure has been through the proas of this city. He hasnot even taken notice of the notes of alarm sounded st diff-rent times, and stepped forward to protect the commanity against the swindlers who were so fearlesily preying upon them. It appears to be his policy to let the banks have their own way, and ho is therefore popular among them. This accounts for the anxiety cn tbe pert of the banks to have him re-appointed. We understand that the banks are unanimous in his favor, and that the Governor has been flooded with letters from bank presidents and cashiers against Mr. St. John’s removal. Tais fact alone should have great weight with the Governor in his dec'sion. Tne Superintendent of the Banking D»partment of this State should hold a conservative position between the people and the banking interest. It is hia du'y to administer the affairs of his office mora fur the protection of the public than for the accommodation and benefit of individuals or incorporated banks ; Mr. St John has been in Cffice four years, and it is time some change was made, if for no other purpose than to bring abouta thorough investigation and cleansing of the dapart- ment. Neatly thirty millions of dollavs in public stocks sre intrusted to the hands of one mau, with cut se.urity. All these stocks stani in his name, or are payable to the bearer, makiog them easily nego- tiabie. The trust is too great, and such checke as the Jaw provides should be exercised. The most effective is rotation tn office, and a thorough ex- amination by each new incumbent of the acts of and we want euch a man. bis predecessor. The annexed atetement exhibits the assets of the Knickerbocker Savings Institution, which came into the possession of the United States Trust Com. peny, a8 receiver. The loss to depositors is likely to be large. It will be seen that a deficiensy of $55,000 exists, in the event of the fall value of the assests being realized. The loans to individuals, secured by stock collaterals, wiil turnout bad. The receiver tays there will be a large loss on that item. 0% the deposita in the Knickerbocker Bank, probably threa- fourtha, at least, will be loat. Nearly one-half of the amount fs dieputed. It is our impression that of tne $452,649 09 of seseta, not more thaa $300,000 will ultimately be realized. This will give the depositors about sixty-five per cent of their claims:— 7 mortgage i There loans are believed, genc rally, to be good, and it ia supposed there will be little or no loss on them Loans to individuals, with stocka as collateral ah the following securities are held, to wit:— 2629 shares Knickerbock Bank stock. $68,725 492 Knickerbocker Life Insu- rance Com ceesecre 12,300 42 | st “Nichole Fire Tosa: rance Company........ 18,650 120 ‘* Mechanics’ Bank of Wilh liamsburg.. 6,000 100 «= Citizen,’ Bank. . - 2,600 20 ~=©Fulton Fire Insurance Co. 1,000 20 «Fast River Bank., 1, 2 “ People’s Fire Ins. Co doubtful value, a considerable loss on the stock loaos. A majority of them are to individuals who are pow insolvent. nd it is feared there will be Loan to am incorporated company, secured by assigument of 4s and mortgages. . This loan is regarded as good for the whole amount. 3 Institution, em to secure this, and the full amount will probably be recovered. Moneys loaned on noe and memorandum checks on Knickerbocker Bank, without col- Steps bave been t sts Poe does penne tag geo ley aun depositors for principal. $456, For rent, salaries, &e., (say)..,.., 750 00 7, MN ie ie bbsigivs's595 +0. $467,740 23 page| the estimated deficiency ded entire amoun' provi the claimed to be due from the Knickerbocker Bank should be realized, . JOSEPH President of the U. 8. Trust Company of New York Jonn A, Stewart, Sec: 5 Dated New York, Feb, 7, 1465. Stock Exch 920C0 Kentucky 6’ 7000 Virginia 6 +109 480 ahs C . 96% 4000 Lovira 6's...03 90 1000 Erie 24 Mt Bde 101%¢ 1000 Erie Cyt, 71 03 61 £5000 Erie de, '76.03 8654 200 « ‘ 60 do, 10000 eose 1000 Hud Riv 34 7000 do coding return. Several failures, both in Liverpool and London, are reported, with heavy liabilities. ‘The political intelligence is of an interesting charsc- ter. As we anticipated, peace is as far distant as ever, and affairs on the Continent appear to be get- ting imto a snar) not easily unravelled. The plut is evidently thickening, and the probability is that the whole of Earope will, in less than twelve months, 225,777 00 as sores 116,581 08 Fanay, Feb. 9, 1854. ° 60 46 Chi & Rk Tel RR. —— — BOABD. 100 Lineis Cen RR.. 96 snes DOO a an :s ie Eseusybeez ce RRR SEs 16% 100 Hud River RR. 100 do. 200 do. 9 Harlem pre cred CLYY TRADE REPORT. Pray, Feb. 9—6 P. M. Asues.—The market was quiet, and rales light. BReavervrrs.—Flour—The foreign news exercised no influence on prices, and the export demand being light, and the state of the weather unfavorable to the domestic trade, the sales were confined to about 4,000 to 5,000 bbls. of all kinds. Common to bt State closed at $8 25 60, Western at $3 % a $9 25, and $10 75 for extra Ohio; $9 37 @ $9 75 for ex’ Michigan, a , duty paid, and we asked, nts and South seal co's go ‘and $9 25 agi at 101c. By rm, Correr.— ion embraced 400 bags Rio, at ic a 1@e,; 200 do. Carthagenez and 250 St. Domingo do., on private terms. Corrox,—The market, im consequence of the foreign mews, was somewhat unsettled. The salen embraced about 300 a 100 bal ry were not extablished o ews. # mad cream of tartar x Davas.—A 5 30c,, 4 months. Fruicnts,—For Liverpool engagements were light, and included about 100 halen of cotton at 3n. 6d. per bale, and 500 boxes bacon at 17». 6d. To Lomdon no engage ments were rep». To Bremen, 100 bales of cotton were taken at ‘(e., and 00 bhde. tobacco at 208. There was no change to notice in rates to Havre or Marseilles. To Californ‘a, vessels wivanced in loading were obtain- ing 0c. a 40c,, and full vereels about 50c. per foot mea- surement. Frorr.—Raisins were qoiet at $2 for wet, and at about $2 40for dry. About 140 quarter boxce’ prupes were sold at 9c., and a small lot of almonds at 1€¢. Hav.—The market wae quiet at 902. a 95c. Inon.—Scotch pig was steady, in considerable tots at $30 a $31. MOoLAssKs.— Sales of 300 bb! at 27c, a 280, NAVAL S#onms.—The market wan quiet a! for npi- rits, $1 70 for commoufrosin, and at about $3 for raw tu . NewOrleans were mado 118,—There wns no change of moment to notice either in linseed, or in crude or sperm, VISIONS. —The market for pork wi salen of 200. 200 bdia. old mess at $1: €o, mew mess at,$14 25 a $14 37; new pr $13 25. Beof-—Country waa unchanged: rales of 300 bbls, beef hams were made at $15 to $18, the latter for prime Chicago, and 100 do. Cincinnati were sold to ar- rive via New Orleans and the coart at $17. Cut meats were steady, Bacon was at 8!<c. nd shouldsra at 58e. ab%e., and 50 hhde. sold at Sc. , (barrels and tierces,) of prime quality, wi at 92%¢, w 10¢., ond 300 kege were wold at 10: Rick.—The market was «oll aod tales w ‘The last transactions were at about 4c. a 45,: good quality. Srice.—Sales of 1,000 matxcaneia were made at 35¢., which established a desided advance, SvGar.—There was some better feeling, but transac tions were limited. The salee included about 120 hhds, new crop Cuba at 4%j°. @ , and small lots of New Regeg were reported at prices varying from 4% « 6c r Ib, PaLiow _ Tonac roportant, for fair to he market was dall, and prices nom nal. tinues in falr reqiest, at fully sustained Te " malled, of ail qualiti is dull and very littie fleece n retain, as ition to operate, were Dualted and irregular. About ison were wold at Sdc Jeréey was nominal at rudge was at 3ve, a J5o.—the latter Ogure be- equi per last report, dull, and little « Winsxry.—Sale 50 bbls. 11 Priecs of Farm Produce in Weshing~ ton Market. ‘The severe weather bas had the effect of keeping back large rupplies of farm and dairy produce, and, ag a con- sequence, the stock in market ie quite light. All kinds of meat and poultry still rate bigh, nor in there any pro- bability of @ reduction to price before spring sets in. There are large quantities of wild duck ia market, with F, any reduction in there in but a ck of the other varieties of poultry. Lovers ‘son may now have an opportunity of indulg- ing in their favorite@dish at a reduced rate—Iin fact, it is cheaper than Leef, There is but little perceptible differ ence to notice in other artistes, b Sils 3 ecco of Sides, Sides, pickled, Jow! lltilesesi PPP ee Pe Pe eee re rh ee: HBRVSRSoUSerscsseser? 3 oO 0 o 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 o ° 0 0 win, Smoked beef, “ Sausages, “ Bologna do. « Tripe, “ 07 Lard, 10 Turkeys, 013 2 016 Geese, ee eR Ducks, tame, ; Me D Wh 0 ri .— .1% 210 176 a 200 . O6yMe 125 100 3 140 Ce es % mm 8 100 -10@ 21% 07% 2 10 Ol 2 OO o12 8 16 012 6 013 0m @ ib — - 008 6 = 006 ome - ow « = @10 a 612 0m «2 O10 0@ es — -0@ a — O12 8 OM -0M@ we — -ORees = Smoked halibut thee = Smk'd — eral“, © 4 io Sounds and topguer, per © s Smoked shad, “ [012 « Soused salmon, per can 20 @ Smoked salmon, per ib OW es Dry codfish, ~6%@ © = | Oystere—Princen’ bay, per 100... © a 075 Virginia Oey :0 1” Clawa, Shrewsbury, per 100. . 037% 8 100 Little Neck, 1 a 500 re, per lb.... — 8 0% seeeee -012 2 OM Potatoes, bal. . -Om 6 Om Mercer pied, au - 30 - 40 June do, “* ,,., 300 8 30 Tureipe—white, per bail 06 2 = Revesia, “ ome = Do. ' per vbi 3% @ Onions, red, per balf om es white ow «On Cabbages—pew, each oi 2 OW 0% 2 OW 06 2 OM” on es = 006 wo O12 2 OW 06 es = ole = Jes—Spitrenbergen, ver bal 7 2% Apples—Spitren! . per bbl... 2% » 37 es De. per bait. “ OM w O51 Gr copings, pr be 30 «6 — vo. per half peck. . om es = be poms = So ont ed soe = De. we poke... OD © - Cranberries, per bb). bio ebeees 120 silh BUTTER, CHEEAR, RTC. siFeveeee O25 @ OD OM o 051% wees 6m 0 Om O10 8 O12 ous ed igo = sos = onKe = Retail Priees of Firewood in New ¥: | them Lerten woah ever money returned, x FQ woabway TueaTKE of PE me LT of Mise juence Oereenees LOUISA PYNE, the Opera will be postpone! watil Men. day evening next, when will be presente?, fur the last pight but two, the aly open at Leg and Wer: st mos Toa the lant 9 pea FS A op Monday, Feb. 19, "versvan blding soured neata wil plone cali ai the box office, om Saturday mornit it 9 o'clock, and get week, or during the Wiser, Tm BROADWAY, Broome stree?.—Satu' ye Fed, 10, Dine CAPTAIN OF HE Watict EO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S quence of the destruction of thetr IN CONSE 4 hall, 44 Broad wets OY USTANGS HALL: 412 BHOADWAY, ‘under the control of HENRY WOOD, GRO, OBLUSTY, j PrePristors. KTHIOPI MINSTRELSY, BUR) FEQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETN, Africanized by the most accompliahea company im the world. A change of Tamme every evening. Deora open at on o'clock; to commence at 74 pre sely. ‘IRCUS,—METROPOLITAN THEATRE THE LAST THREE NIGHTS of the great combived troupe of R, SANDS & CO. & J, J. NATHANS. 4 Saturday evenings. ) Signorina Chiarin!, Master Jesse Fands, and the entire troupe will appesr. Sam Lathrop......... Afternoon performance given on Saturday. IRCUS—METROPOLITAN THEATRE. PEOPLE’S DEMONSTRATION TO “SAM.'’ By the hind permission of the managers of the Metro: pelitan Circus, Mr. Bam Lathrop has the honor to an pounce that his benefit will come off at the above estab Nishment on SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, FEB. 10. POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY AND SIGHT of the combined troupe in this city. Among other achievemnts on this occasion SAM WiLL MOUNT THE STUMP, and give his views on the expediency of enforcing the ancient and honoradle SUNDAY BLUE LAWS, the passage of the Maine Liquor bili, and the practicabi lity of taking Stbastopol un‘ler our protection. THE CLOWN’s NIGHT will be distinguished by the appearance {a the arena of all the beauty, wit, talent and respectability in the pro- jon, HE UNTRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF PERHAM’S ETHI- ‘opian Troupe in Boston has induced them to pro- Jong their stay, Due notice will be given of the RE-OPENING OF THEIR OPERA HOUSE, 665 BROADWAY meanwhfle, that beautiful establichment wil for Concerta, Lectu: table ioments. Apply at ¢ building, where Gift information im regard to thee: POSITIVELY 0 TRAVELLING MANAGERS.—THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale copies of the following successful pieces, vis. :—"' Kenneth,” ‘ Armoroe of Tyre,”’ “* Yan Aeo Jack,” “Eva, the lrith Princens,’” * Uncle Tom's Cabin,’’ (the National Theatre version, as played at th hree hunored and twenty. five cousecat ve ni 4 N41 in the Lamp dy Motuire,”” ** Lime My the Viper. Welam Ame the Hot Corn Girl,’ “ Fashion and Famine, France,’ ‘Mose’ in London,” and all pieces of the past “season. « oftice, National Theatre. maccestfal REWARD.—THE NEW YORK AND V ington Printing Telegraph Compray olor a $25 reward of $260 for the apprehevsion and conv :ton of | the person or pertous, who maliciously and felon'ously cut the wires of the company near Wilmingtoo, Del., on the 6th Inst.;and a Hse reward will be paid for the ap- prehension and conviction of each and every pertoo who incited or participated in the comminsion of the said of | fence, ¥ MORKIS. President of the N. Y. and Washington Printing Telegraph Co. New York, Fob. 9, 1405. REWARD —LOST, $50 the 10th of October 1 n South ferry are plain, engi 4 coat of arms, ‘with the mots, t chain of platina, ' mc ch was broken. ‘The returols roward will be give BEACH, jeweller, $4 Jewellers or pawnbrok if offered, and avy tn will be pre 8, AND FULTON STAVET—REOPENID * Marbet Hotel —This fsvori'o establishment (for ly Gould’s) is now re-opened, and every assurance in given to ite patrons that breakfast, dinner and sup per will be served to salt the most iow HE FMITHSONIAN MOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER | of Houston atrcet, on the name block with the Me- tropelitan Hotel and Niblo's Garden, and two blo above the St. Nicholas Hotel; is nearly completed, acd offers to. travellers superior accommodations in the heart of roadway, in immediate juxtaposition to the other first class houves aud places of amusement, at very low rates. The house has all the con including steam hea‘ers, and will be conductet on the Kuropean plan of lodging rooms, at Afty cents to $3 a aay, according to location, &c., and meala furnished as red, at pr Jed 'to suit both the economical ed extra es esta ordering meals at pleasure, | I and paying for oaly aris used. Families and par- | | ties, on wel viduals, will find the Smitheonian | an ii well caleulated to auit thom, and can make their bills = by at least one third than at other first cles rt TLLECAT’S @ALMONS Fresh inte of ¥ OFNSEIONAL GENTLEMAN, 9 YRARS A Vd to make the acquaintance y nd bi daye, ©. D. and Thirteenth atrecte may be consulted with coniitea-* on © ing member of the diploma in his office, MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AOR. { Roxbery, has discovered in ore woods « remedy that cur won . Wehoan trea it In over 1,100 canes, and never failed cept in two cases, both thunder humor. He has a his porsersion over two hundred certificates of ite all within twenty miles of Borton. ‘Two bottles are warranted to eure & pursing sore « One te three bottles will cure the worst bind of pim- ples on the face, Two to three buttles will cure the sytem of boils Two bottles are warranted to cure worst tankers the mouth or stomach. Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst ease of eryulpelas. oO 0 bottles are warranted to eure all humor ie the ey Tro bottler are warranted to cure pnmning of the eye | and bietches smong tre har LZ 7 to vit bottles are warranted to care corruyt and will cure sealy eruption of ther wh ranted to cure t 16 to eight botiles will eure the worst cave of sere experienced from the fret bottle, arrantel whee the above quantity tied over & thousand bottles of this in the nity of Penton, © the elects of it ye as eater will extioguigh fre, x0 « homer, Leaver sold e bottle of it after & trial, it al im 1846; secomd, that 'teboult wre all hinds of bumer. Im order to give rome iden of elarit: the discovery, | wil state that in A 1 petdet it, amd sell aboot tay. i Leo over & (how rand Tetfler per dey ot 1. Me Jo-o% of diet ever eaone LY — ait, Diree one poontul per day, obi Gensert epoontal children from tre te LA. » Loge will be re- | i. representation, | ter flack of the po NEAR 319 Saami ORTON'S THEATRE, Gils wiERS STREET —GATUR- a watiful comic a0, the eee TLAYES PLOTS ey On, Tax ManaGex ap Tue Mivisren, With new and very splendid scenery, and a great cast. y Meseeecsehievtcersse dr Burtom Pe arene tar Declan, “ids. Matshant,’ iar, Reseed, Mine Macarthy, Be.” ‘cise. Mise Ra with Mir dondan and “ ‘and the counie fargo THE BLIGHTED h On Monday—THE UPPER TEN AND THE LOWM TWENTY. Evexrxo, Pap, 10, AND Y. MOD! . IN THE ROUGH, | “ERVANTS BY LEGACY. COLUMBIA'S FON. UCELEY’S SERENADEKS, 639 BROADWAY.-« THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. LAST TUREK NIGHTS of the grand burlesque oo LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR, im four acts, with all the favorite ** "ani S. Ruckley im bis «reat character of Ee. W. Percival in bis great character of Ash’ RK. B. Buckley im bis grea: charac er of Arthur, Min» Eleanor in her great character of Lucy; &c., Mc. N.B. jonday eve ing, Feb. 12, the grasd burlesque op LUCKE: ‘Apply to W. HANDOOCK, | VENING OF | ences in vogue, | indnens, Please address, for four | jon rqjuare Post Office, between Twelfth | ARNU. AMERICAN MUSEUM.—THE Mos? ite, interesting and beautiful performances af- ternoon and evening. Paturday, Feb, 10,—Eveniag, at 74g o'clock, and also th: ‘clock, the beautiful drama of ALL T GOLD Stephen Plum, C. W, Clare, ; Mart Miss Mesta, Admittance re, rt ten, 12)4 {\MPIRE HALL, 696 BROAD WAY.—WILL OVEN ON Wednesday, Feb. 16, Joho RB, Smith's GKAND TOUK OF EUROVE, To which in now added THE SIEGE OF SEAASTOPOL, Exhibited with distinguished success. in the principal citienof Europe. In London it ans exhibited times, to half a million persons, und acknowledged by the pub- lic press aw the largest and cue of the mont elegant aad interesting exhibitions in the worli. Ane speetmen of American art, Mr. J. K. b respectfully selicite @ bare of the patronage of ‘he \oteilectual portion of the ye. Open for exbilition every evening at Ty o’elock. he music by Mr. Alywin Fiehi Landoe, who will in- troduc r th mein this country, the sew in- Admittance, 25 coats. the piano aimico PXTRAORDINARY NOTICK, AND ONLY chance at the Bowery Tu Monday, Feb. 12, ior the benefit of the greatest Ir-h comedian in the world, GED. ARLES, and MISS M. A. CHARLES, (IHE YANKEE GAL ) Box book now open, REAT ATTRACTIONS THIS AFTERNOON AND evening, at the Franklin Musoam, No. 63 Bowery. New tableaux by the "+ Venus Rising from the Se with several ot (Faturday,) at Medel Artistes, introducing ' + Vower's Greek Slave, t representations. Re- im the afternoon, or at 7 BLEAUX VIVANTS, OL LIVING STATUARY.— International Museum, 61 Vivision strest.—Pret Fleur's troupe of French aud Jialisn Model Artiste, amd Senorita De Soto's compauy of serenaders aad dancers, just arrived from Ecrope, will exhibit im a French ‘snd Itallan style, at 7 o'clock this Tickets 25 cepts, Henerved seats 00 cents, - —— — JBLO’S.—THIS ESTAU)ISUMENT WILL BB LET, vo om GRAND OR PROMENADE CONCERTS, BALLA, OR ANY RESPECTABLE ENTEMTAINMENT. Yor particulars, inquire of Mr WM. A. MOORE, at the front oMiee, on Broadway PINE Aura, WS DAY 1 CLOSE AT HAND — ed own woo do not wine to let to lovers, go by with- chore, mld send one and rec post ) one, two, three or four ing to the ey oleniines. ent T. W. STRONG, Maoufacturer, 0& Nagsaa street, N. B.—Dealers should send a once for one of Strong's ten dellar sample lots, contaluing 860 valentines of ald dercriptions _ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. SEW JERSEY RAILKOAD. FOR PAULADMLPRLA and the South soa West via Jersey Oity mall and Leave New York at # and 104. M. and @ M. Fare, $2.76 in 4 ant $0 in Band 10 A and 6 P.M; second class, 2 26 in 10, and 12 M., at 92 stopping at all way staticos Through tickets wold for Cineinpati and the West, and for Laltinore, ington, Norfolk, &e, and through beggage checked to Wath og: tom in 6 and 10 A. M. and 69 UCPREME COURT, KINGS 0 Lrevoort, trustee of Mre. Henry Castro and Amelia Caw nsou, Charles M. Simonson, Jas, B Maura, exeew mIDODK ON YOu, erel serview, and if you fail to within the time aforesald, the plalntif tn thie setbow wild apply to the Court for the reliel demanded im the com> paint. WM. ELLERY SEG WICK, Plsiatil’s Attorney, Dated New York, Lec 1, Lhi4 Cs UPKEME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW BD York—Charies 'W. Lyods agaica! Riise Miaghonw Bingham, farah J. Levy, Abraham ©. . Hartholomew Roswell, G. 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