The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1855, Page 3

- wo.’500" Court of Gencral Sessions. Before Hon. Judge Stuart. ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY. 10,—The first case brought on for trial this morn- was that of Daniel Kane, alias Martin Flannagan, @ d looking urchin, charged with attempting to com- it a burglary on the premises of William More, 23 Elm ‘The only evidence agsinst the prisoner was that was found on the evening of the 8th of February, b; Donatue, ina yard sd} Mr. More's house, gentleman having previously discovered that at- Tinker been made to pict the lock of his ball door. midict, not guilty, BURGLARY IN THE FIRST DEGREE. fobn Bross was charged with breaking into the dwell- house of Ancrew G, Pierson, of 179 West Twenty- street, on the night of the 17th of January, with an feut to commit some crime therein. The complainant awakened avout one o’clock in the morning tke noise of some person opening the hall door. waited thinking pos»ioly that it might be some of inmates, but hearin, « continued noise in the room joining toat im which vo slept, he started up, opened cocr, and raw two meu, who immediately attemptet escape, Complaintant pursued them to the street, Hing “stop taief,”’ anv one of the mea, while runnins , Was arrested by Oflicer Houston, within 200 feet it. Pierson’s door, Mr. Phillips, for vhe detence, con- ded that there was uo evideace of the outer door ig broken oj ‘The Judge charged that the jury, bey found that the prisoner had entered the dwelling ise through an open door, but had broken open an per door, could find a verdict of guilty of burglary in second degree, which they accordingly did. ‘Sen- ec to eight years and two months in the Stat+ on. ANOTHER BURGLARY, John Cunningham was indicted, with one Patrick Lar (who pleaded guilty), for vurglariously ente: L bre of Bernard Riley, corner of id street and First nue, gn the nightof the lst of January last, and ling thence itch and a quantity of silver coin, of garegate value of $92, Th lary was proved to n committed by Larkin and another, whose per- was not te yer The facts tending to connect with the oilence were that, when arrested the 2d of January, be admitted having been with Lar- ‘on the evening previous. A quantity of silver coin the description of that stolen was found in ion, particularly an Engliah shilling, identified by complainant, Verdict of ‘ guilty,’ with a recom: mndatioa to metey. Sen to two years and two ths in the state prison, Larkin was sentenced to years and two months. CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY. ovis Koffman was indicted for ate: ® watch from show window of Jacob Lewis, 358 Pearl street, on the of Kebruary inst. Catherme tae: Ole girl in the ploy of the complaioant, testified he saw de- nt coming from the window with the ch, which but from various circumstances put in his pocket; pduced in evidence by the defendant—his demeanor in roreaf it, Lewis boing the pig opposite of a cri- a jous good tracker proved by nu- witasaen toe testimony of the witness te the ition was completely rebutted. Verdict of ac- tal. the matter of the People vs. Herman Restendatt.— defeudant is before the Court upon two indictments (8 nile Counsel for the accused moves to indictments, upon the ground that they were fs of the commission of the of- ve ferred. Ou the argument of the case for the ner and for the people, it conceded and agreed one side and on the vther, that the ° affidavits of the complai witnesses, which ac- y the indictment, contain all the tes' before the Grand Jury, and on which t ceigupersterte corer sea ts torment “tank ini pers. with care, a1 apparent by rot ‘ouly fail to exhibit uficlent to. in- ‘but are without any legal evidence whatever of ition of the statute against false pretences. a being manifest, and having regard to the con- coary. depostti Edy fier seamen lepositions cont sense farts, tostters, and things testified to by Geponents when before the Grand Jury, and that Grand Inquest had no other evidence, prey in the mises than what offences, each a telony, without legal proof, ai dacerrwitsetivany prost of euatr psttnsciien’ ok tate of facts, (given pr fora ‘view of the case,) the Court is moved to go behind indictments and take judicial notice of this want of for the purpose of setting them aside; thus beer question, both new and important, whether a crimi- court can pars behiod the record tolearn if there ‘any proof before the Grand Inquest going to estab. ‘the offence alleged, with a view to quash an indict. t lawful in its composition, in accordance with the of pleading and importing absolute verity upon ce. The criminal books afford almost no authority ‘the exercise of such a power, and | cannot find a n eee adjudicated criminal cases either in country or gland, for 80 bol an entrenchment of heretotore scarcely dispute a pesed jury t whom they ‘pleased, when oe 2 memiene leased, and for what they pleased, with proof or no [, a8 they pleased, defying the court of which they Jers than @ co-ordinate branch agaiast all review o ‘acts, Lowever demanded by the rights of the citizen diorends of public justice; nor yet is ther decison involving a inciple of law or rule o | procedure going to interdict such innovation prudently resorted to for the attainment of jth and tke administration of that justice which the property of all men. An indictment, as de. d in Jacob's Law Dictionary, upon several authori- cited, isa “billor declaration of complaint drawn in torm of law, and exhibited for some criminal nee.’ “It is,’’ says Chief Justice Holt, ‘a ‘aod certain narration of an offence committed by person, and of the cecessary circumstances that eur to ascertain the fact and its nature.’’ An in- tment, in the better language of Mr. Hawkins, P. ‘ap accusation made in a prescribed legal form upon Cas ah RS spcmerrgy oy of fa offence again: je peace ol people ai preferred ta court becomes a record for purposes crminal prosecution.’’ The yuestion recurs, may a M of complaints drawn up 10 form’? be im- ched fur any cause, That it may, for some reasons, not be disputed; and if for some, why not in all where it is manifest that the body indicting has jurisdiction over the subject matter of which the yusation is predicated. If court may look upon the of an indictment to see if it contains all the ele- beet ap to py aoe why i to the persons w! ferred it, to wee if they duly authorized to do so—tv learnif were ‘ituted of the number required by the statute, if so, learn if they are all qualified according to law the like? This, it is said, is not ‘ery Why, then, has not the court power to inquire ‘apy misconduct of one or more Grand Jurors, tend- vitiase their proceedings, or of others to the except mot oe cnees e, Sey one who grounds, as tome, for an by the court in cases this nature ia, that the Grand J ry ury .. for instance, » witness fee er at jtand jury; « ir a ay ge gy et e now that the witness. vestified to some- which he og to bun ‘hin an metipent iA lere no relief in such a case, sa’ ‘the Court, these facts a zis H fine 5 ts gee: il a NEW YORK HERALD, TURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1955. for the purpose of this etait oes level cama Ghsrancte, error, Al- ith thoae of the Lert ga it ought to be settled by im a Peculiarly Perplexing redicament”’ con- the amusements, Bowery Turatr: —The benefit of Mr. H. C. Jordan “ Perfecti meldetnioe: : ott Mile: ‘Perfection? “Spectre nia Sate Boy,’ and ¢ negreentertaiament, With such » bill, there can be little doubt of the house deing filled. Burton's THeaTRE.—Three favorite pieces are selected for thiaevening. The new production, ‘ Where shall | rst in order.—Mr, Jordan as Sponge, and rt! libnater,”’ will follow, and the comed, WAuiAck’s Tuxatre.—A very attractive bill is an nounced for this evaine. The comedictta of the “Captain of the Watch’’ will commence the amnementa, after which the comedy of ‘‘ Two to One’’ will be played, | 2,242,234 introducing Blake, Lester, Miss Rosa Bennett, sod Mes. 762,608 Stevens. ‘‘O’Flannigan and the Fairies’’ terminates the 870,621 entertainments. Amsnicas Musevm.—The afternoon performance of this day conrists of or Tails,’ A Guitar Perform. ances and Comic og,’ also ‘Lend Me Five Shi ,’? &c. The moral drama of ‘ Uncle Tom’s Cabin will be the featw agement Hadaway, Miss Mestayer, Miss Jackson, and Mr. Monroe in leading characters, Woop’s Minsrrxrs.—The burlesque of ‘‘The Hotel @ Afrique,” and a variety of , instrumental pieces ‘and daneing, for this evening. BUCKLEY’s SERENADERS.—This company continues still to draw very houses. Their burlesques are capital, particularly “ Lucrezia Borgia.”’ CaLiroRsIA AMUSEMENTS.—We understand that Mr. and Mre. Austin and Mr. Wyatt, celebrated pertormers from ‘Astley’s Ampbitheatre, London, together with Mr. Cor. al itheat dona, French clown from Paris, as also Monsieur Amue- | reau, with the celebrated troupe of performing dogs and monkeys from London, and numerous and interesting views of the present war in Europe and asia, will leave this city to-day in the fiapmaos Tikaole, fee. San Francisco, under the care and in charge of R. J. Tiffany, Esq., agent | for Lee & Marshall’s National Circus, California. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Monpay, Feb. 19—6 P. M. The stock market was depressed at the opening this morning. Erie and Harlem Railroad stocks were in active demand. The former s2ld at lower, end the la:ter at higher prices, than those current at the close on Saturday. They are at present the | moat active fancies on the list. The transactions are principally on time, pretty equally divided be- tween seller’s and buyer’s option. The other fancies are comparatively quiet, without much change in | prices. Virginia sixes continue to be offered froely, and speculative transactions are made to some ex- tent. Railroad bonds have not been so active with- in the past day or two. Prices are not ao firm. The | supply of this class of securities appears to be un- limited. A great effort has lately been made to inflate their market value, aud the daily transations for a time were quite large; but the brokers had most ot this business among themselves, and failed | to attract much outside aid. The stock market, on the whole, has about reached its maximum point. Quotations must either fall off, or the operations become very much reduced. Stagnation or depre- ciation must soon take place. After the adjournment of the board, the following | eales of bonds avd stozks were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay: — $12,000 Hudson River Railroad, 34 mort..int. 5,000.N Y. and Harlem R. R., Ist mort. di 5,000 Col., Piq. & Ind. R. R., 1st mort. 3,000 do. do. | convertibles. dled. 7334 jo. «BRIG 75 shares Northern Indiana Railroad. 75 do, Michigan Southern Railroad. 20 do, Mechanic's Banking Assocation. 20 do, Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. Tl do. North American Fire Insur: | 70 do, Koickerbocker Bank.... | 40 do. Excelsior Fire Insurance C 6 | 60 do, Manhattan Fire lusurance Co..,. ° | 30 do. American Express Co.,..........90)¢ a 06, At the second board the market was weak and | inactive. Illinois Central bonds fell of j per cent; | Erie bonds, 1875, 4; Cumberland Company, 3; Er Railroad, }; Harlem, 4; Reading Railroad, 4! Nicaragua Transit opened and closed firm at our quotations. Erie Railroad appears to be very shaky. It is sustained with gress difficulty. Specu- lation in it has about died out. ‘The transactions st the Assistant Treasurer's of- fice to-day were as follows :— } Received ,.....+ $191,110 00 Ps: a + 4791541 25 for Assay office, Vill 114,108 63 Balance, $4,201,804 33 It isestimated that the total shipment of specie from this port, this week, will be upwards of one | million ot dollars. There will be a steamer for Liverpool on Wednesday, and one for Southampton | on Setur¢ay. The Legislative Joint Committee on the accounts of the State Treasurer of New Jersey, report the following as the circulation and deposited securities of the free banks cf the State: — New Jensky Free Barks. Location. Securities. Circul’n. $128,552 pad ne. Withers. v0 eee The securities deposited lows:— Virginia sixes Kentneky sixes. Pennsylvania fives 89,578 Pennsylvania sixes... 26,600 | Ohio sixes...... 1,000 Newark City sixes 140,000 | Jeruy 187,000 Bonds an 69,606 | Total pasa cece es: SOTLIM The following banks are being wound up by in- | jonction:— | Tie ec te bonds ai 4 ditto vixen: 80,000 Ob ginia do., and $896 cash. Of the second, $940 Pennay! vania fives, and $16,000 Virginia sixes. Of the third, The foli Danks have resolved to relinquish the business of banking, and have advertised according to law — Circulation Lt Bank of America, Cape May, C, H... $9,000 0! ca, ©. H... Bank of North Aiwerlea, Feemiogion. ry Traders’ Bank, Cape May, C. H...,.10,780 BOE hs ne sone chat sicigsavete $23,280 26, ‘The securities of the first two are’ Virginia sixes; the third, Pennsylvania fives, The following banks have resolved to wind up, and baving redeemed over eighty per cent of their circulation, | end returned it to the Treasurer, have taken up their | 5,601 9,654 3 of he a ‘ited the money in bank, to the credit of stocks and depow ae 'y a | 10000 1000 Albany Fx C 125 sha Cum Coal , bo do. 5 Galena & Chic RR 100 100 Reading RR. ¥30 450 Nie Tran! we 48,..5..,83 400 SONY Cea RR 60 100 15 Northera ind RR. 100 | $8 37 for eommon and straight brand | Yorite do. | sale of some 800 | $9 76 2 $9 87. Common to choice Beltimore and ¢ | Genesee was made can | were made at | the payments at the Trearry Departant, iat | ADYRRINENENTS RENEWED SVERT DAY. — week, f.r the redemption of the public debt, were:— Loan of 1842, $3,200; loan of 1847, $3,500; loan of 1848, $9,250—Total, $15,950. ‘The annexed statement exbibita the average daily condition of tne leading departments of the banks of this city, for the week preceding Saturday mora- ing, Feb. 17, 1865 :— New Yoru Crry Bayxs. Banks. Loans. _ Cirel’n. Deposits. New York... ..$3,140,648 047 $252,413 $2,925,797 Manhattan Co. .4,470,874 663,776 875,031 3,174,469 Merebants’ ‘9207844 185,322 5'180'446 821,124 3,601,829 | 170,843. 2,270 162,402 201,037 1,202,382 North Americ. Hanever,. Irving. Metropolitan | Citizens’ 160 | 68/354 501,880 | 118,617 702,160 075 ¥ Doc! Ney" Exchay Bull's Head. are one nereymrsestoo ane: Totals ..., 90,860,051 17,339,085 6,941,606 75,195,636 | Creartne Hovsk TRaxsactions, | | + 198,998 24,248 | Exchanges for week ending Feb 12, -994,010,562 | “ “ 19 96,010,490 | Balances for woek ending Feb. 12, 4,976,916 “ “ ILL 6/450,612 The above aggregates, compared with those for previous weeks, present the annexed statement :—- Banks oy New York. | Loans. Specie. Cireul'n, Deposits, | Dee. 30, '54. $81,653,687 12,076,147 7,075,830 62,828,020 | Jan. 6, '55., 82,244,706 13,596,963 7,040,082 64.952,153 | Jan. 13, 755,, 83,976,081 Jan. 20, °55,. 86,447,998 Jan. 27, °56.. 86,854,657 Feb. 3, '65., 88,145,097 15,488,526 6,686,461 67,308,508 | 16,372,127 6,681,355 69,647,618 16,697,260 6,659,823 70,136,618 17,439,196 7,(00,766 72'923,317 Feb. 10, '55.. 89,862,177 17,124,304 6,969,111 73,794,342 | 7, "56. . 90,866,031 17}839,085 6,941,606 75,103,635 ‘Tre las’ returns, compared with those tor the week previcus, show an increase of $88,854 in discounts, | $214,691 in apecie, and $1,399,294 in deposits. In circulation there has been a decrease of $27,505 in the same time. The line of dissounts has nearly reached the aggregate of the corresponding date last year, ard itis now within about three and a half million of the highest point reached in 1954, The amount of specie on hand now is upwards of | five millions greater than at this time last year, while the deposits are more than thirteen millions in ex ede of those for the same date in 1854. The con | dition of the banks has been much improved within the past four or five months. The large deposits and amouat of specie on band show grea’ strength and great inactivity of capital. The banks are loaded with tco much dead weight, and they must soon obtain some relief. The specie oa hand is several millions larger than required, and a distribu- tion is much to be desired. Stock Exchange. Monvay, Feb 19,1855, | 100 shs Hii Cea Rit $9000 In State 5 2000 Ky 6's. 3000 Virginia do. 4000 Penn 5's, 0000 Louisiana 1000 Misrouri 6 6000 N 1000 Harl let M 2000 Hud BR 3d M Ba 500 Ill Cen RR Bs... 3000 5000 c 40 she Mech Bank.. 00 Del & H nl. .b60 Mer Exch Bank. 24 Bank of Com.... 10 Market Bank... 6 Continental Hk. . 100 Nic Trans Co.b10 100 do. 100 Cumb Coal Co 100 do. 200 do. 100 do. 100 NYork C 128 ¢o bo £0 36 Panama . SECOND BOARD $2000 Tod St 5’s..b60 813¢ 250 nhs Erie Rl 19600 HC RR Ba..03 73 200 do. 10000 do., 5000 NY Cen 7's... 2000 do Bub Bas. CITY TRADE REPO! Movay, F M Ares.—Pote were quiet Barapstorrs. — Flour. — 6,000 a 6,000 bbis., including comm choice and fa to $4 62, and Western, $0 12, ,, common vi $10 609 a $12 for Fastern demand, with sa! of about % that direction. Canada sold at $5 0 87 in bond In Fouthern sales were moderate at last week's prices. A bbls, Richmond city mills at Genesee. uiet, at $6 lor for Brandywine, ‘Rye flour sells Wheat —A sale of a lot of superior white 55. Corn continues active but at lower rater—the supplies having accumulated. The sales embraced about 60,000 bushels, at prices ranging from S4e. a %5e. for common Jersey mixed, to Te. a 08e for g00d yellow Southern, with a small lot prime white at $1. The market closed at Gic. a 98e. Rye—Sales of 2,200 bushels New Jersey were made at $1 28, Barley and oats were unchan; Corres —Bales of 600 bags of Rio were made at ¢ 10 mored and 200 do, St. Domingo at %c.; and it w that two cargoes were also sold on pr braced about 5,000 of corn poe! at 6d. a Sicd., in bulk and pressed cotton at 1% #4. To London, tierces of Indi tates were steady a 4a for measurement goods, and $35 1,000 feet for lumber FRUIT~-Prices were steady, but sales were moderate Hay.—Eales were making in « moderate way for ship ” | ment, at 95¢. Motacnam — Jes of about 900 barrele New Orleans 4 conta, Navat Stone —Th les embraced about 2.000 ber #89 | rele North County rasin at 165 per 220 ibs., delivered, and 300 a 400 barrels spirits turpentine at 4 Provimons. ie. » Ae .—Pork was & trifle better for of “i mews, The sales embraced about 500 barrels, including old —_ a oe rime 13 yo! uo |, and $13 325 for inspected “_ iy, with sales of 400 tierces € bame bee! at S18, and 240 tierces Western at $15, and 20 tleroes do. India beef at $23, State mess and prime wore with out change. Cut meats were steady. 350 boxes Long middles were sold at #i4¢., and 180 boxes short middies athe. ders were uncb: } ScGaR.—The market was steady, with moreanimation the rales embraced about 800 to 1.009 bhds. New Or: | Jeane at 4c. a 6¢.—the latter Sgure fer prime acd 120 bhées hee CSI Tattow —Pales of 15.000 Ibe. Western were mate at WaenEY.—The sales included about 200 barrels Prisca wes reported at Sc. | and costly house, bara, cow snd carriage hour FOR SALE. 1 FOR A VERY VAIVUAM® FARM, 5 mince the north shore of I -five miles trom New York; one hundred ani! fifty acres, seventy woodland, locust timber, three flae ore! of all kinds of fruit, springs and brooks, large Terms easy. E. A. BUNCE, 212 Broadway, room No. —FARM 375 ACRES, ADJOINING THE $8.00 great south bay, Loag Island—Buill ingr, houre, barn, cow houres, &c., good orchard: the bay affords the finest fishing and fowling, with large uantities of drift for ure; one mile water feoat, 000 on mortgage A. BUNCE, 212 Broadway, corner of Futton street, room 3. rr —BROOKLYN HOUSE AND LOT FoR $5.00 More undernea 'e fale. A three story briek Louse, with situated on Court street, near Church. Wiil be sold fox $4,000. part cash M. L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau street. $1,50 v WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST FITTED up saloons in the city; aay man of the ht stamp will get encouragement, ax money is not so much required as the man, $10,000 a year can bs made without trou.le, Partner wanted in the oflice. E. McMAHON, 176 Chatham street. —FOR SALE—THE ONLY CHAN the beat located dint tablished over 20 years who will get satis(a 176 Chatham street 1.100 siloon in this city; has bee none need apply without money, tion from E. MeMAHON, Partner wanted in the ofiice. —FOR SALE, A MONE $800. winess, by which « tune in & short time. No husabug. Also, splendid chances for persons wishing to engage in bu kinds of stores, houses, tots HUSTED & BROWN. —FOR SALE, ONE HALF INTEREST IN @ respectable cash paying busivess, well nd large profits, from $3,000 to $5,000 w 10 ©. B. HOWES, 67 Nassau a FOR SALE, A SMALL, BUSINESS, WHICH . can make $2,500 per over all expense ndid saloon oa Sixth ave nue, ealled American Star: price $375. Also, two liquor Thirteenth street and Franklin street. Also, a four lots in Greenpoint; fitty lots for burg. Apply attve United States Agency, , room 13. 2 ONLY.—FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND fixtures of one of the best coffee and ke e lower part of the city, now doing a splendid business, aud must positively be sold this week, Apply immediately at 119 and 121 Nassau atreet, room | No. RICHARD L. PURDY & 00. establi year. BUSINESS FUR SALE—THE ADVERTISER WISH- A 8 to dispose of his interest in a profitable manu- facturing business, aa be is cesirous of removing from the city, To » young man of enterprise, having « ready cash capital of from $4,000 to $6,000, with goo recom mendations, an opportunity will be given to engage in a permanent and respectable business, Parties answering this advertisement must give their real oame, age and residence, or it will not be noticed. Address J. H., Herald office. Full particulars on an interview, and ail communications will be strictly confidential. COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE—25x50 FEET, BRIUK, A two stories high, with hizh and dry cellar, lot 26x GO feet, all in good condition, situated ia a plesrant village im the State. The owner having retired the business, will sell the property low, and upon terms of payment. For particulars, inquire at 39 liam street, of W. J. CUITIN COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN THE BEAUTIFUL AND healthy village of Yonkers for sale The house La A first class, in the Italian style, with tower; size, 42 by 84 feet; contains 14 rooms, has double veran tal 100 in length, hot and cold water, furnace, range, &e. The rounds (184 feet square) are ornamented with trees and bery, There is a large stable on the premises. The a Celightful, extending upwards of 25 miles, More land can be had if required. Apply to SARONY & CO., 117 Fulton street, New York. SOLD, WITH ise will be auld el at 21 Poll street. HEAP AND VERY DBSIKABLE PROPERTY FOR salo—One handsome three atory house ia Tweaty seventh street Ninth avenue, with ai! modern im- rovements, $6,750, alson model three story Eaglish Coscoont beans: [nthe tat part of Thirtisth atreat, near Ninth aveaue; several fret class brown stone front houses, located on Twenty-nsecond street, Cholies | Aquare, finished in the best possible manner, with every modern improvement; also a number of houses in differ- ent parte of the city, for sais on eaay terma, by J. F. WILLIAMS & SON, 266 Eighth avenue, and dally from 2 to 3 at 115 Coambern street, OUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE~ON THE BANK OF THE Hudson, on this islend, of eany scoess by railroad. The house ia convenieatly arranged and the grounds CK AND FIXTURES; ap for cash. Loquire | benutifully laid out. For terms, &c., apply to WM. K. | LEWIS, 89 ¢ tar street, corner of Broadway YOUNTRY RESIDENSE FOR SALE.—THE PLACE / belonging to the estate of Martin J.tyerson, situated about three m lea southwest of Paterson, N.J., con- taining forty acres of excellent smooth level land, an ex cellent mansion in the cottage atyle, containing eight rooms, exclusive of servants’ rooms, # cemented cellar under the whole, a superior ice house, filled; all the requisite outhouses, in good order, The grounds are tastily Jaid out, and havea variety of fruit trees and shrubbery, The place ix in ev. venient, and sa!ubrious reside a day in forty or fifty minutes y terms, Inquire of Mes p o James Spoor, Congres J, or W. H. Falls, Tradesmen’s Bank, wit | R GALE—A BEAUTIFUL SITE FOR A COUNTRY neat, at Newburg. It contains about seventy acres, Sad is situated about one-quarter of a mile aorth of the Poweltoa House on the same rvad. The location is ous of the finest in Newburg bay, commanding @ flue view of the river and Highlands, a well as ao inland view, ‘and having ® gradual ascent or rather succession of beautiful sites from the road to the woods on the high lands in the rear ot the place. In point of bea th, beau ty of scenery, rich and handsome coumtry seats, &c., Newburg is unrivalled, aod situations like the above are w scarcely to be had there For particulars, apply to MOSES ELY, 45 William atroet. 1OR BALE—SEVERAL LOW PRICED HOUSES; ONE 0; Binth atreets, at 319 Fourth avenue, a FF SALF—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN e ed clothiog store. Btock worth about No one need apply unless they have at least 4,000 cash The balance may be arranged satistac torily, Apply to HAMILTON DILL, 182 Fulton atreet, 4 VIVE LOTS. 26 BY 100 FEET EAC situated, in Fifty-sixth street; will be sold separately or together BURDE A OK SALK—A HANDSOME ASSORTED 8TOOK OF combs, fancy guods, jewelry, thread, needles, de se. Apply in the store, Ninth avenue, near Twenty-second street, or of HIN FENN, 45 Ann atreet. N. J.—Wishes to well on count of Kick mens. F ment house on West Fourteent’ street, with al the modern improvements, sad most thoroughly built for the present owner, will be sold, with or without the furniture, at a low price, and very little money required Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No, 3 Pine atreet. OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL of the grocery store, #4 Atlantic street, near tae Atlantic Market, Possession immedistely, Terms cash. loquire of the subscriber oa the premises, A. H. HOWE, OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND SALOON ON Broadway, in good business. Location the best And will be sold at a great sacrifice if application is made immediately, an the parties are leaving town, Receipts at present are from $12 to $15 per day. Apply to M. B FRANCIS, 256 Broadway, corner of Murray street The house and store to let or h 182 OK SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE ENGLISH BAS and four years lease of the old established boot and shoe store, No. 62 Aveaue D, near « large mar. kot The stock is in good order, and the store fitted up in the neatest manner, with glass sashes throughout, and fixtures painted aod gilded in the best manner, ‘There is a good run of customers, with a trade of $300 a ‘i can be increased to $500 in ordinary tim ‘on for selling is the death of the former prop 10 has done business there, and in the neigbbor- t 12 years, Re ing attached to the store, Thia i ty rarely to be met with tor any person going particulars, inquire on the pre- b, 160 Water street. OR SAE OR EXCHANGE.—OWING TO DEPART umbered property, on # principal ery desirable fer siopkeepers, build- ¢rs, or investment, “Small houses, a store business, good leanes, or merchandise for thy South, (if nooa offer d,) may be taken in exchange for this property. Call on, or avdreas Owney, 68 Sixth avenue, third floor OK SALE OR TO LET—THE FINE TWO STORY AND fi ane, No. 113 Hammond street, lot 32 feet front by 95 feet deep, house Sz by 46 deep. Has every modern improvement. On the rear of lot is a two story brick building, feet by 16 deep, suitable for a stable, entrance from street by an alley way.§ Houne has filteeo rooms, marble mantels, uahogany doors, &c Inquire at No, 9 Perry street. OR SALE OR TO LET—IN THE VILLAGE OF NY ‘ack, Rockland county, the hotel known aa the York Houne. ‘The above house contains forty rooms, and is considered the best #tand in the county. Also, one four atory brick store. it in well adapted for mercantile or Manufacturing, purpores. | For particulars apply to THEOLORE bO8S, 99 Pearl street, New York, or to AZARIAH RO33, on the premisen OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR CITY OR BROOK. lyn property, ry superior farm, two miles frum New Rechelle, and one mile from the Mamaroneck depot one of the (nest locations tn Westohester county ntaining forty three acres, divided in tillable, meade and woodland. The hcuse is « neat The outboures are all THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 12 Bleecker street. To be ountry. The ting cages, in Apply on the NOR SALE CHEAP. the bird cage factor told on account of the BY THAN COST.-TWO HANDSOME three story, basement and counter cel! od balconies, excellent neighborhood ‘or'y first street, adjoining; brown ern improvements. Inquire on premises URNACE FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE—ONE OF or's largest size pe order, Can be seen in baseme street, or apply to J. M. TAY Cort $80; will be wold for $40 OUSE AND LOT FOR BALP lace, South Brook! " OR, 166 Fulton strew NO, 37 TOMPKINS "he fiewt rate neighborhood, jern built houses, three story 2 of house feet, court yard in front, and ‘ORE FOR SALE—SITUATED ON THE COR. th Sixth street, Brooklyn, | a t ocated drug #to’ cit applied for /mmediately, to et JAME E s 245 F HAYDOCK, EVANS & CO., druggists, 215 83 FOUR STORY BROWN bh basements, viz. four | street, near Rutherford nt aquare. These hou ovements. inquire at 1: venteentb street, from 9 to 9 A. M., or from 6 to M, and at 212 Pearl street, from 12 to 4 P. M. Fi streets. The propored extension of Walker street will make it the corner, Part of purchase money can remain if desired. Apply to 8. 8. BROAD, 13 Wall st. THREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT 0 West Twenty-seventh street, one block from Broadway. The house has all the modern improvements, and is in perfect order, the owner occu pying the same, Will be sold low, and the payments | such that cannot fall to sult, asa very amail amount ix | required casi down, For farther particulars inquire of J. Besson, Mercer House, corner of Broome and Mercer ts, from 12 to 1 o'clock, or any time during the ning. F m Breet THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK Broadway, between Rutgers and Jef SALE OR TO LEASH, FOR A TERM UF three lota, fronting Broa! enth avenue or manufactory; or would ex 1 property. Apply to MEAD & KN on ie way cad RSSLE—A SMALL THREE STOR ith counter owner. Inquires , between Sixth and Seventh avenues Price $6 a JOR SALE—TWO FI CLASS FOUR STORY A sement browse stone front b 20 by #9. jeep, with all the moleru improveme sud 66 East Thirtieth street between svenues, Inquire of JUIN W aituated at 6 Fourth and Lexingt FIELDER, No. 60, pext door. Hor KALE—A PORTER HOUsE, #TOCK, AND FIX F tures, One of the oldest and beat stanla in the city Inquire of A, MeDERMOTT, 27 White Hall street, New York OR SALE, CHEAP—THE MODERN ENGLI<H ASE ment brick house, balcony and court ) Waet Thirty third street, with hot and cold water, range, bath and chandeliers, Priew, $4,700. Apply on the p We it” wicttaris ~OR BALE—AT A BARGAIN, A TWO STORY AND basement, and modern brick hous, in (reeoe ot A two story house iO Spring street, near iiroa!way neat three story brick house im Thom peo t number of first clase houses between streets, many near Fifth avenue Apply ¢ A. SERGEANT, 15 Wall «t F’ SALE—A THREE STORY BRICK HOt throug! taining ai! the moderp impro vewent t, nearly new, situated tm ous « rable p etree t ferry, will be + of Brooklyn. terme. Appl «. Rope, 120 wait ot 1 ey ZALE—HOUSE AND LOT 202 WHAT 1IIPTY and Portlet mot! front premises, or of 106 Wert Thirs « tr th atre OR KALY—TAE, STO AND LEASE OF lumber 4 will be op Jiton avenue, Routh Brooklyn NOR #ALE—A FARM CONTAINING TWENTY POT” acres of excellent land, in the town of Grewnw%, neetiont, thirty one miles from New York. For part apply to 4. STOGDILL, 197 Broadway, up I offered by & watehmaker and jeweler.—For ale stock and Gatures of a of the best avenues of lon for Califorsia. 2145; Thire avenue f°: S4LE—ONE OF THE BEAT CHancrs EVAR lars store, looate! ia onm city, as the owner introt* laqaire at 414 Pearl street, or ALE 4 VIReT RATR LIQUOR STORE. a 0m oppartenity for 8 person of wmali means, ax (t #! sold Feassuably for tach as the preerat owner iso bed besivh, aod must retura to Farops Apply at 19% avenue A bookstore | ror rticulara, apply on the premises mean be had at am early day, aod will be sold at a low price S FOR SALE—FINGHED IN THE BE le, with a very tasty style of front, farnished with all modern improvemen thousand collars may remain. Situation, OU | Twenty eighth street, oer Rea place Alo, story store and basement bouse, 276 Ninth Lots for nasve—Five lota south of Twenty eighth at., weat of Ninth vale or excl éepot at Plainfield, N. J. One of 46 acre h be plenty of rruit of all kinds, fine well of t, © fine stream io front of house, situated » mile aod « be from Bloomfield, one mile from Little Falls. *it miles 1 A. P., 228 aur, before o venue, will be sold cheap Farms for e—-One farm, 8b acres, 54 miles (rom the , with Croten order; price $5,500 quire on the premises, or of J. A. Laurence, 1 ‘Twenty seco 1 100r $1,400—VERY FAST SAILING to lumber, brick or eos! trade, 1 ., Herald ofice TO BE SOLD, OR LEASED FoR ra, the large furnished mansion nituated on the hig’ hill of 7 S of Mie. 2. island, ff aw sold, three cottages and rever covered with forest trees, all #itu For particalars, address to Mrs premines ATEN (SAND PROPERTY FOR BALK, AT Clip ton—Several handsome gentlemen's residences, on the bay of New York and elsewhere, tn the mort elig’ Gry ms ORY Mit on the ble locations Apply to A. B. JANIN, No. § Browdway routheast coraer of Beaver ptreet PO HAIR DREREENRS AND WIG MAKERS —Por I tale—The ned valr dressing, shaving and *uampoo!ng Wr Polton street, fe doing « good businers. Apply tu TALUABLE TIMBERED AND veer, Virgia ralr.in 4 00 aetes of land, near t Va, heavily timbered, principally with taining considerable oak, poplar, cypress, we., sad be ie quentity of pine and oak woud. eis, probably, no treet of land in mar ange no Aree, ailording wood, charee amber ped baving jest built, om the } wn private excellent plank road, six length, n a the tract and connertiog it t yr ' 1. The Norfolk and Vetersburg Kalron’ passe Within 25 miles, another railroad, baslt ow private » count, passes within milex* to James r The nd stores, ie but three mle in to the above, the subseribers offer tow ellewt fare warket, +, aod geuerally in good poreoe, PACK, VITT va AlLAWLE LEARE OF WATER FRONT VOR HALR \ having & years to ron from the It of May wer ping 14 lots of grownd, and 200 feet of bull heed together with the " betwoen Thirty th and Fortiet y On the premise. TAN, AGED THIRTY, WIHHEA T ost be edocated, ATRIMOSIAL—THE ADVERTICN WA YOUNG grntioman, 22 years of age, of preposerer ot doling & cork business, about wig iow York city, on bis own secount. he © bimeel! tee young lady, fot over Zi yours of ne: of respectability, goot looking, amt elecetion. forl coe wey nd o goot busbew! by 044 L. MON ROP, Chatham quar Post office, * noe | commas ATRIWONIAL— A GENTLEMAN OF TaRRP PCT A ity, sheat thirty years of age, desires te casks the sequaintance of @ mabies or witee a view mat | moe St Sececaplioaavic cesar ist hegre ton oubiense wich mony ottrene, with ronal | oome, Ot, Mt D., Here ote. ve, ponitively oa M., from her berth, freight or A 7 ead sail March 7th. the ships of this ii band of war. \HE NEW YORK Mail Steamers. the folto ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. These ships baye government service. constr, gud peed, and ther uneqnalled tor elegance and comfort. Price of from New York to Liverpool, in first ¢las# cabia, Kcluaive use of extra sina atate in second do. $75; $525, from Liverpool te An experienced surgeon secured until paid fo vRoPe yROm WEW YoRA. Wedooaday, Deo. Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday, Feb Wednenday, Mar For freight! kw k 27. CO! STEPHEN KENNA! B gol, ailver, bulllo met the value thergof tne Bhippers please tab been built by contract, t OF pasang NS, BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO, WAINWHIGHT & 0O., H. DRAPER, Havre ‘uere of these skips will aot be accountable foe uniens billy of lading are signed 395 etre oe eamship will depart with the United: @tater, mallo fer Wednesday, Feb. 21, at 12 o’cleae t the foot of Canal «treet. Fer Passage, having accommodation for elegance and comfort, ean EDWARI , eins, 06 Wall atreet. rs Are requented r Y pretde te be on board at Li by a’ check iP Baltic will succeed the Shippers please take notice ‘ht ine cagnot carry aay goods cootwe- AND LIVERPOOL UNITED & STAT —The abips composing the line are BALTIC, Capt Comatoae, ADILATIC, Tape pats ond Every care bas boon son, an also in thelr engines, to ensure strengt accommodations for passongecs axe iow York, 30 aad 20 guineas. tached to each aiip. No bectis © 9D DATE OF HAILING. FROM LIVERPOL, Saturday, Deo. 17. 1804. od 1850, Baturday, Dec. 30..,, 106 1566. Saturday, Jan, 15.,,, 1068, 1865. Saturday, Jao 27... 1868, 1855, Saturday, 10... 1866. 185: “oe ply 10. 46 Wall atcoot, New Yort. verpoal 7 Austin Friars, Loadem, ris RD & OC specie, jewelry, precious stones or rt therefor, aad rein expreased, ¢ notice, that the ahips of this ae eannot carry any goods coatraband of war. HE LIVERPOOL CLry OF Ma. CLLY OF WaSkINGT Saicoa $90, $66 and A Umited oumber ot t taken from Philade) f revisions. rom Philadelphia, wishing te of passag: AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSIRP intend sailing their favorite stoamal CHESTER, CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new ) 125 tons. Capt, Wytie, 8 tons, Capt. ——, 10 tona, Capt R. Leite, TON, do. 2, to state room. ors will be found to ' passe phia and Liverpool, ant $30 | From Liverpool bring out their frieuds ¢, aud drafts on Liver io some ty to BAMU! — 4 iphia, aud Ne, 7 OR LIVERPOOL —SAILS FEBRUARY 21, THE PACK et ship CONSTITUTION Capt. J. Brittoa, For fret dr second cabin passage apply to THOS. 0. ROCHE, 6% atreet CRAN STEAM NAVIGATION “COMPANY —roR ton.—Thi men, to’ wails and passengers day, Feb. 44, at 12 o'clock, River. ching at Southampton to land the for England and France, 00 Satur M., from pier No. 3T, North PRICK OF PAMAGE FROM NRW YORK TO sOUTHUAMYTON Om In first cabin, main patoon , In first cabin, lower lo second cabin. Ab experienced au Bpecie delivered in Havre or Lowlon, pare through the Post Office, For to Cn. 8. vy aud sail March 24. TRAMSEIIS BETWEEN FAVRE "AND NEw Yt direct.—The atea rect for New York, ( land,) om Seturday freight and very moderate if be abort USTRALIA.—PIC nited States mer to nail abo thene vessel abortest th agen © nine dayn, and the Nightingale in freight or pasaage announced The rate of insurance co ia lena by ships frum Havre direet for New xork, ired to be pale b: out of earnings. The Georg: bated clipper ahipw'Ocean bt Mareh 16, and the latter Apri 15, Both 1398 le ngeon ta attached to each ateames. Au Die must saago or freight AND, Agent, Li South William rid waloo| he steamer Hermanu will succeed the W mmship ALPS will sald frow Havre di- ‘without calling at igh pe im Bag- , 26th of November. rates of in Bret aad second cabins will be sailing of the succeeding steamers . lish port. A, Havre a frallege, te thd Cara ling Green. ONEER LINE.—OARRYING — THB mail. The pew and elegsat clipper GEORGES, 1,200 tons, for sydney and Melba 7 ad Vast river, will poaltivel offers a rare opportualty ic nervanta, deals mediate employment brates of wages Only 610 $50 after arrival, to be paid tl be followed by the eale- nd Nightingale The for- nelr necous Voyages, Laving made n record: the Osean Stand | veaty tly apply on board, or to K the lhe : Kee W. CAME RON, 116 Wall street y U o wallandi authority from th tranwit of toe lath at foot of Warren street, North ri Lid e cident oatling ¢ 177 West atreet, to J ways kept at Panama to pew Yo freight recelved after one For passage apply at the O & MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, Via Anrias —Califormiaus are (alormed ir, will be diapa |. Captan i, J. Martetene, W. BAY MOND. 7 EW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, via Nicaragua. of Nien Propri The Accessory Trai tors. 700 miles ah ether route, The splendid double engine at NORTHERN LIGHT, 2,000 tons burthen, Capt pavgh, will leave from pier No wth cover, at 3 o'clock . M., for Punta Arenas, on Tuesiay, Februscy 27, connecting with 0) tons burthes, y EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STP AMA reetiving freight on Wednesday, F Ul the Une nip OOM 4, yove ports on Monday r( from plee foot of Beach street, North river, Freignt for the i» terior and for Mobile, consigned to our agents ia New Orleans, James Connoly & Co., will be forwarded free of tnmiasions, Vassengere for Havans must procure pareports before leaving port Vor freght oF passage, apply © LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & OD , Ageata, T) Browtws) N.B—The BLACK WARRIOR, J. D Mallee’, Com mande Ll pucered the Cabawha, aad anil Friday, Mareb 10, B ng must be sent io for eigniog the evening pr the whip amiling DOR MOMKILE, TOUCHING AT HAVANA 70 LAND The fast salting stesmabip NITED Stat wer berth foot of Beach str North River, jay, March 1, at oP for Movile ana Ie Mobile ood Havans—Viret cable For treight « OO. osm PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND = ship ROANOKE. Thos. mall ates 08 HAND PLOMIDA-—UNTTED STATOR I Mal oe The pew sed elegant stesmehip OWIVA, Capt #8 We <P ill leave New Yor tor bom Kedvents “1, from pier No. 4 river, at 3 o'cloes F of lating vgnet oe ; n board: oF paeenge, to Brostway. Vor Florida, kw Jarkooeriile 81 we Piletea, © The Anguste, Capt. Thos Lawn’ will ese coed, aot eave om Paturdey, Feb 24 TOK BAVANNAH cetre te nerday, Ver age, §* on Wetwestay, Ma TON & TALLMAN be mes SOR CHARL EST I fi 1 F om AKON, ¥ precee of lading @ill be rigne POFVORD, TH weto On KEY WE F ree ot to Ver 8p tckets te Lyaee! \ bard etomemer ¥ BT | aoe, ots + Mail Mase hip KEVETONE © The Keyrtone Miste wil 1 Newport sed Apalar \vieole VALE REDUCED —TH 7 "yliatelphia for Marennan oo Wot 19 0 mek NK AND FLORIDA oi 1 TAMPA RAY, CODATRETR Pilea Tue etenmne tht for the aber vert, NR. a nt oF paw age ly te Gy #taY +f ot