The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1855, Page 8

OUR SPECT AL DESPATCHES. @PFAT PXCITEMENT aT THE CAPITAL—MR. CAMPBELL RRBELLIOUS—THE BANKS MEN FRVERISH. Wasmrvcton, Dec. 26—~—Midnight. ‘The excitement about the Speakership is greater to- might thea st any time before. Early in the evening ‘Mr, Baaks’ iriends were despairing—now they are more conideat thaa ever, To morrow they will change thele policy, and go for short daily sestons, instead of a con- tinual seseion, until a Speaker is elected. ‘The democrats are cecided that there shall be an or- @aniration of the House socnin some way. If members tell the truth as to how they will vote, nobody but Banks can be chosen. have just seen Mr. Campbell, and he says that if they @otermine to-morrow on rit:ing night and day untils Bpeaker is chosen, he shall insist on eome presiding officer to preserve order, without further powers; otherwise he oes not care. Mr. Banks’ friends have expected that ‘Mr, Campbell would recede entirely trcm the position he took today, and it has Leen so reported all the even- tag. B. HE SPHAKERSHIP—THB FILIBUSTERING MOVEMENT —THE SENATE PRINTING. Wasutvaron, Dec. 26, 1856, ‘To-day’s proceedings in the House are decidedly rich. Propositions and resolutions of every desoription were before the House. Members who voted for the resolution mot ¢o adjourn until a Speaker was elected were the first to “eave.” When the hour of adjournment arrived, Mr, Campbeil'a prepositioa to select Mr. Orr to preside temporarily till » Speaker be chosen, caused some of Banks’ friends to shake prodigiously, and they strenu- ously opposed it. They will try to defeat it to-morrow; notwithstanding, I think it will carry. Some doubt is exprevsed by those high in authority whether the administration wij! not have to “back down,” and whether 1: had « right to atop the Transit Company's steamer. The administration, I am fnformed, is not harmonious upon the course pursued, Tlaarn this evening that an attempt will be made to throw tie Union editors overboard, and take either Ro- binson, of Ohio, or the editor of the Journal of Commerce, of New Yort—which has become a thorough poll tical sheet, and the active organ of the soft che.l spoils dem?- eracy—for Senate printer. Dd. Mi, ORB TO DE SPEAKER TEMPORARILY—THE NEU- TBALITY LAWS—KANSAS AFFAIRS, ETC. Wasnixaton, Dec. 26, 1855. Tse motion of Mr. Campbell, to-day, to call Mr. Orr, of South Cezolina, to the chair, until the election of a Speaker, indicates very clearly the present tendency of things, ond tbe probable corroboration of somo of my pre- vious despstches. The motion comes up to-morrow, and Mr. Orr will go into the chair, Once there, oust him who can. ’ Some discloaures of an interesting character will soon be made in the Senate touching the piety and pugnacity Of a member of the Cubinet. ‘The action of the executive government in enforcing Our neutrality laws will be brought before Congress for investigation. Private despatches from Kansas state the suspension of hostilitios until the Supreme Court can pass upon an agreed caso involving the validity of the Tercitorial laws. E. & NSW MOVEMENT IN THE MOUSE—-ALARM OF THE BLACK REPUBLICANS—THE STEAM FRIGATE ROA- NOKH, ETC, Wastuncros, Dee. 26, 1855, To-morrow @ movement will be made to rescind Mr. Stophen.’ resolution, providing for a continuous session of the House until a Speaker is elected; and in the event of ita success, it ‘# provable that Mr. Campbell will with- Graw bio resolution inviting Mr. Orr to take the chair tempersiity til s Speaker is chosen, the latter's propo- #ftion being based on the former's. The free soilers are @larmet for fear if Mr. Orr gets into the chair the Ameri- ean party will go over to him, thus diverting the demo- erate in @ combination on Mr. Orr fom their caucus can- Gidste. The movements to-day are regarded as iadica- tive of a determination to elect a Speaker bafure the close of tho week. & Commodore McKeever, of the Norfulk Navy Yard, has informed the Secretary of the Navy that the war steamer Roanoke, recently launched there, was not seriously in. ured by that operation, It is stated that the leakage ‘waa caused by the oakum becoming detached fom the @eama of tho vessel. CHIRTY-FOUR TH CONGRESS. FIRST BESSION. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Wasinctox, Dec. 20, 1865. THE SPEAKERSEIP, Mr. Kwigay, (black rep.) of Pa., offered a resolution that the House continue to vote for Speaker rira voce without debate, and if no choice be effected before the first trial on Friday, another vote then be had, and the person having s majority of a quorum be declared Speaker. ‘Tho resolution was tabled by eleven majority. Mrz, Puaviancs, (black rep.) of Pa., submitted a reso- Rution that uatil a Speaker is elected the Honse continue voting from 12M. to6 P. M., all discussion, except per- @onal explanations and reasons for voting or changing wotes, beiog prohibited. ‘This was tabled by four majority, ‘Mr, Bucs, (black rep.) of N.Y., proposed that, until the Speaker be elected, no motion for adjournment be in Order til 4P. M. ‘Mr, Camram, (black rep.) of Ohio, said all these sug- ions are impracticable, as the will of the majority the ‘the rule by which the House is governed. Hoe thought pore) —— progress could be made by resuming voting Sas aim, (whig) of G nacented, : aie wi Mr. Sege accepted, viz.: ‘That until a e ik elected 9 moticn to adjourn shall bein order.” He wish to bes the House tua test, and was willing to sit dsy taxa out, until that result should be effectec. meres at vagreed|” “ Agreed.’ Homesnay Manna, XoED) of Ky Barge ht mms reeol nt on geusty, bet mtibe ora might as om t kastetent, at the same time, thata majority can take any otaer ceurse they desire. ‘Mr. Quitwan, (dem.) of Miss., was for following the example o! our forefathers pd stops ee hosp root namely, starvirg jury unili they ag on Sree ughter (Lat Mr, Pog (kK. is) of Va., asked Me. Stephens whether he thou, ia seeelowal organization of so iittle importance that he would give a certain party whose phy sicsl endurance is greater than that of others, owing to ir larger number, txcilities to effect that objectt bas ame repiied—This House is to be organized on ‘me or uhe other. Lf the people under their respon- eivtity have returned a mojority in favor of any particu- iar Kine, tho House will be orgacized, or we will go into Gisscla ion, He dia not know Oy what would bs the result ey his proposition, but every gentleman ae vote ac: to the dictates of his own judgment ite xs, (dom) of ¥ vant have no cnpentlin, The tleman from Georgia shall make the text tor himself, at I objet to his applyh i to me. ‘Mr, Mitzaon, (Cem.) of Va., thought there was no rea- on for the House imposing this restriction on Iteell, as it wae eiways in the power of the majority to adjourn. Mr, Bococx, (dem.) of Va., while opposed as much as any maa te a sectional organization, submittei to Mr. Carlile, his colleague, whether the adoption of the reso- Kution would throw into the hands of the Party ailuded to any more facilities than they now possess? If a sec- tHonal organization is to take place, why not have it now ba weil as next week? Mosers, Onn, (dem.) of 8. C., and Grarxwoon (dem.) of =. eererally opposed makiog the resolution » test of Otstomashs. (Laughter) ~ McMuLux, Noon ) of Va., supposed such a resoln- Rion would gire the Nebraskaitos the advantage. Mr, Pann, (K. N., Rit N.C., said the fadoption of the Tesoiution was with a mere matter of time. He de- wired betors voting to take care of his family aud friends. Ca Os one e then, by 27 majcrity, retured to lay the x ie. weit Pa ‘dem. of Mish, suggested that he be enabled fo lay in. Toe of provisions. (Merriment.) He wanted Bhe vesotstion fo amended that every member who may 4 under it operation shall have a monument erected to (in moderate laugater.) Bia patresslation that no motion for adjournment be in pete until a Speaker is elected was then adopted, by 116 ‘Mr. {nn ‘black rep.) of Ohio, said, ae it was tobe | hmm jon, and as those who have served here aan st know, on sush occasions, thet thore are oc- feones of disorder aud turbulence, unbecomlag ‘ef Congress, offered a resolution fuviting Mr. roa ) of 8. C., to preside until s Speaker sould be Mr, Conn, on. ) of Ga., advocated the proposition. [ h Trafton, Washburne (Maine) and Stanton Opposed it, on ‘tbe ground that such an expedient was un- ‘The Houre, by @ majority of twenty, refured to table he reeciution. Mr. Gorax, (black )of Ind., said he war not o ae, But hae heard from lawyers thet possession was of the law, Able as Mr. Orr is, he cuight ultimately be elected Speaker by ihe meins ; therefore be would not consent te piace hun ia temporary occupancy of the ebair. He (Coltex) roped that Mr. links’ fiends represented by one rote, and Mr, Fuller's by forty, each solect a , ty to aliernately predue by agreement. thie more weeks’ struggle there might bo a caving ts taba and Mr. Urr Would be found periayeently ef Osto, replied, if the gentleman from Sodiana expects to bo worrivd out on principe, ne had Detter ‘and go home. —he alluded to the billing and Richardson and Fulter mon NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1855. —— ee ‘Mr. Camps contended that his resolution could de mam eel’. of Pa., informed that the aemeesate ae not intend 4: from their rn Perea eeabuab denied that there had been billing and cooing by the American party, which had made po proposition toalter the present course of thii Mr. Jonus, ( (em. of Tenn., moved that the House a recess until to-morrow 11 o'clock 59 minntes A. M. members said this in effect was on evasion of Several Ss reenion adopted to remain in session till tue eleo- bs a Jones’ mation was ived. pie wag jonas of @ continuous Avs- tion invit Mr, Orr to A Tow at Hive much laughter ‘and confusion. OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. ‘WasuineTon, Dec. 25, 1865. Abortive Character of Commodore Perry's Treaty with Japan—Loeses Incurred by eur Merchants under Faith of its Guarantee—Their Claims Good againat the Government—Sincerity of the President in his anti-Nicaragua Thunder-—Sim- plicity of Mr. McKeon—The President's Mes sage Severe in its Tone against Great Britain. Commodore Perry’s treaty with Japan is now con. sidered a desided failure. A careful examination of it will show that the constructions put upon it by Commodore Perry, so far as our trade with Japan is in question, are not warranted by anything that is to be found in said treaty. A fall reliance upon the representations that have followed the publicity of this treaty has induced several ventures by our mer- chants and others to Japan, and in all instanoes have they resulted in heavy losses to the parties concerned. It may not be generally known that the United States government is responsible for these losses, and for all loases that have or may occur under like circumstancee. Parties who have suffered by assurances made to them Le yl government Micald at once Fe plage claims to the Secretary of State. At an early day after the organization of the Houze, a resolution will be offered by a member from -New York calling fae the President pay rticulars relative he non-recognition ‘is treaty by Teen and for the amount of losses that have occurred to American enter pores, by having reposed in said treaty full faith means of this Resolution all the facts connected wil the failure of this much vaunted treaty will get before the public. Until then, no enterprise to that country can be undertaken with a hope of better success than that which has already followed our trade to Japan. ‘The Hon. John McKeon, of your city, is making notoriety for himeclf, particularly with our fellow citizens of the South. There are many who would attribute to him, in his zeal for a preservation of the nation’s honor, a little anti-Southern feeling, which, it is said, he was fond of exhibiting when a member of Congress from your city. This is rank injustice to the motives of the honorable District Attorney, who is entitled to a contradiction of the charge through the columns of the Heratp. It may not be amiss, however, for me to inform him ‘on a point upon which he does not seem to be well posted. President Pierce, in issuing his almost daily proclamation against filibusters and disturbers of the nation’s peace, would have the matter treated of end with its publicity. His ob- bib) simply to show to Great Britain and other Powers, how surprisingly sincere and severe he is towards parties of the above description; but less activity and interference@n the part of his district agents to ate out what he threatens for effect, would please him better. This hint is given to Mr. McKeon as a guide ee the future. But that no error may be committed ek him in the issuing of further clea ips it would be well for Mr. McKeon to telegraph the President and ask him “ if he isin unen By the adoption of this course, much trouble would be ikely saved him, and all all responsibility of hasty action thrown upon the I was informed this morning by a member of Congress that the President was bitterly pointed and revere in his message towards Great Britain, To my inquiry, had he seen the message, be an- swered “that he had seen enough of it to warrant the statement he then made.” the member's intimate relations with the President, I am induced to credit his representations. Commissioners of Emigration, The Board met at 44 P. M. No quorum proseal. Com- missioner Purdy was celled to the chair in order to pass somo bills, after which the Board adjourned. (ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN. During the past weck 62 vessels arrived at Castle Gar- den, of which 42 discharged passengers, 6,256 of whom are bondable and 220 not bondable, These are 28 vessels at sea expected in every The bondsble passengers bronght Rio, 023 26, accge $35 each passages ‘WERELY STATEMENT. Number of emigrants arrived to Doc. 10, 1856,.129,803 Do. do. since to Der. 26.......s000. 5,104 Total. To same date irsi854 Decreane sees eseeeses 1856. Us Number inmates on Ward’s Island, 1,826 3,255 Do do, Marine Hosgital ‘ig 355 Total... Bolance ia’ bank January iti, “7855 Aggrogate receipta to Dec. 19... Keceived since to Dec. 26, noe com- mutaion of aliea passeng’s, &, 7,056 00 421,087 62 oe ABO, 047 13 Di-Inasements to Dec. 19, 1855.......45 Ovorralt....cgercersercvvcceccee ves THE EMIGRATION TO THIS COUNTRY. The follonivg tab:e shows the countries from which our emigration has Veen derived during the past yeat:— Irclan’, Belgivm Gormany West Indic Nova Scotin, Vid Turkey . 856 Greece., ‘The fotlowing table shows the relative proportion of German and Irish emigration for the Inst seven Year. ermany. 1847 68.180 51,9 Total. seerevevevcvescocess OO1,517 Total arrivals of emigrants since the formation of the Emigrant Commission:— 1847, from May 5,, 129,062 1851... 1848... + 180,178 1862. 1840, . 220, 185 1850, 22,7 + 1,946,598 ? Board of Ten Governors. ‘The Board met yesterday at 4 o'clock P.M. Present, Governors Townsend, (in the chair,) Draper, Smith, Duke, West, Henry, Tylor and Dugro, COMMUNICATIONS, The following was read :— Issac Towssrxp—Dear Sir—Your eatimates for the year 1856 have veen approved by the Commissioners, and Pinced in tho custody of the Clerk of tho Board of Saper- visors. or 209,600 of estimates received, there will remain to be raised by tax in 1866, the aum of $817,000, Respectfully yours, A. ©. PLAGG. Governor Drarrn stated that no estimate bad been made for the money due from the Commissioners of Enal- | sed for care of emigrant lunatics. He offered a reso- tion, notifying the joner cf the Sinking Fund of the same, which was carried. An Cae wan made for celebrating New Year's day in the institution {n » proper manner. It was an- nounced that Governor West would deliver an address to the children at Handall’s Island, and Governor Smith an oraticn on the same occasion. Governor DvKr the Board to appoint him ax he wanted to be ‘rung in’* somehow or other; = the Board cruelly refused to allow the Governor to clate, Adjourned. Th be suming te ee ‘ifirent ts e number at at tustitutions week ending Dec. 22, was as follows:— Bellevue Hospital + OT oe Tal, horpital 239 Lunatic Asylum mag Aunshouse. sat district prisoa 12 Penitentiary +, 885 r Hospital from Pen'y.. 114 Calsted Home, en | “" from workhoure 186 Colored Orphan Asy- from almshouse 30 _lum.,.., 180 Workhouse,.... 750 Children at nurse Smallpox hospital 4 Randali's Island. er Increase... ss Number remaining” Dee. i, “y866 7! Admitted ceeseseree Sent to Sent to Riate prisop. Total..... ‘The Further Accounts from the Polar Scas. The messengers from the north have followed each other in quick euccession—first came Lieut. Hartetein, with the Relief aud Arctic, from a round cruise of four months and seven days, without the logs of a man or a spar, with mr. Kane and fourteen of his companions, sufe and well; next came the Resohite, Capt. Kellet's ship, from the far north and ‘west beyond the line of no variation, mute witness to add to the testimony of the freencss of the far northern and western drift; and now comes Mr, Stewart overland, nearly completing the circle. There is still unheard from Capt. McClure’s ship in the Ray of Mercy, fur in the west; the Grinnell brig Advance, far in the north; the propeller consort of Capt. Kellet’s chip, in Melville Bay, and Sir Edward Belcher'’s ship and steam consort, in Wellington Channel. ‘The published account of the tidings brought by Mr. Stewart, on being compared with the journal before me, kept on board the Hartstein propeller Arctic, présénts these differences:—Mr. Stewart's account says when “they left the shoresof the Polar sea, 9th of August, the ice was accumulating very fast.” The account via Montreal, since received, says “they left on the 14th of August; the ground was covered with fresh fallen snow and the ice was forming—in fact, winter had set in.” On the 30th of July, the day Mr. Stewart reached the mouth of Great ‘ish river, lat. about 68 deg., Lieut, Hartstein was in lat. 74 deg. 26 min. 15 sec. N., Jonge 87 a. 24 min. W., and on the 14th of August he reac! lat. 75 deg. 42 Lei 14 sec. N., long. 63 deg. 10 min. W., on his way to the head of Smith’s Sound. From the 3d of Angust to the 9th, both inclusive, there was a cool term, a8 follows:— Aug. Minimum. A.M, iN. “Snow at 4and 8 A. a of 10th—wind West, Pre- ceding this cool term the temperature on the 2d, rose to 46 degrees at 4 P. M. On the 12th, the weather became cool again. Mini Wind. i, 3! On the i5th the tomperature | rose to 49 degrees at 12M. From the 16th to 31st the weather was mild, aud the temperature fell below the freezing point only on three days, viz.:—22d, 31 degrees; wth, 31 oars and 28th, 29 degrees; wind Nd. and Wa. or N.and Ed. Atthistimethe expedition wag between the parallels of 74 degrees and 78 degs. 21m. 34s. north; or from six to more than twelve degrees north of the mouth of Back river. There is a dif- ference in the temperature on the water from that on tho land, and the deeper the water the milder the temperature. The Tablio mind seems fixed against any further Arctic expeditions; but beyond that of the company of Sir John Franklin, who neat from the fact of not having carried a sufficient store of provisions for such a voyage, there has been but little loss of lifein the Arctic seas. The barrenness of the country visited bs ry Mr. Stewart, no doubt will in time, in its nether stores treasured up for future time, develope the cause of that barrenness. The immense coal deposits within the Arctic zone will yet contribute to commerce, for a sample which we have nes in the hands of a chemist, for distillation, yields sixty- four per cent of crude oil, and he estimates its valne here at seventeen dollars per ton, and it can also be used for the manufacture of paratine candles, and thus relieve the whales from the destruction that has 80 long followed them. ‘The Montreal account of Mr. Stewart's arrival, says that Sir John Franklin left England, with the Erebus and Terror, in 1843, This is an error; it was in 145 that he sailed, and had he been supplied with seven years stock of provisions, or been sent for as romptly a8 our government sent in search of Dr. ‘ane, he no doubt would have survived. The search was unfortunutely too long delayed. E. MERIAM. BrookuyN ATS, Dec. 26, 1855. Supreme Court—Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt IN THE MATTER OF CENTRAL PABK. Mr. R J. Dillon, Corporation Counsel, moved that the case should stand over until some Judge, either of this district or of some other district, should be found against whom no objection could be raised on account of possible consanguinity or affinity. He stated that Judge Roosevelt was so closely connected with many prominent citizens and large holders of real estate in the city of New York, that it was quite probable that in the course of the proceedin, some such disqualification might be found to exist as was found in the cases of Whitehall street, Canal street and Second avenue. Judge Roozevelt stated that he was not aware that he was related to any of the party interested, but that considering the large amount of property in- volved, it was eminently proper that the matter shouldbe investigated, and he therefore decided to adjourn the further hearing of the cage until Friday, at 11 A. M,,in order that he might have an_oppor- tunity of bap! ded careful examination, with the understanding that if he should find en Le ae matter would then proceed before some other Ju peti counsel for the remonstrants present, were Messrs. George Wood, Waters, J. and W. i. Anthon, Mott and others. it is said that, there are about one hundred persons who object to the con- firmation of the vi ea eitheir on account of as- sessment or awari Police Intelligence. AEAVY KORBERY IN BOSTON-—-ARREST OF THE SUr- POSED THIEVES IN THIS Ciry. ‘The Trecothic Academy, (a fencing school,) situated at the corner of Tremont and Boylston streets, Boston, was robbed on Saturdry night of six gold watches, six silver watches and abont $500 inimoney, the property of students of the aendemy. Tt appears that it bad been placed in the charge of John Jackson, keeper of the wardrobe, and it war, together with Jackson, missed when the echool was vinissed on Saturday night. Search was made for Jack- son, but he was nowhere to be found. Mr. Stewart, pro- rietor of the ¢stablisiment, soon sfter learned that he fad leit for thas city, followed him hers, arriving on Tues- day morning, and after a di igont search, in which ho was assisted by officers Sweeney an Havens, of the Twenty. first ward, discovered him with two other young men fa Seventeenth street, and arrested them. They were taken to the station house, and on their persons were found all the watches ani $17 in money. Jackson acknowledged his guilt, and said the two young men were his accom- licen. They gave their names as Philip Higginsand amuel Roberts, aud with Jackson wore locked up by Justice Davidson, preparatory to being sent to Boston for trial. DETECTION AND ARREST OF THIEr. John Maney, aiias Banty Haney, an old offender, was detected on Christmas evening in the dwelling of Mr. E. C, Clark, No. 177 Kast Fourteenth street, he had entered and robbed of clothes and money to the value of $140 75. It appears that he ontered the front basement door while the fami!y were up stairs, and after helping himself Peg to wae when he was o! by_ Mr. Clack. VED, ADM oificers White and De A SUrPOSED HALL Binder, areas ht succeeded in capturing him Hitn the moten articles tc bis possersion, “Hie wan tak Before Justice Wood and locked up for trial. The Seven teenth ward police represent him as being a notorious thief and a terror to the neighborhood, A SUPPOSED BOARDING HOUSE TATEP. James Etches, alias Richardson, the young Englishman who engaged board, a few days azo, at the house No. 127 Hudson street, givfrg Alderman Herrick as his reference, and who, after staying about twenty-four hours in the honse, slole an overcont, and decamped, was yesterday arrsigned in the @ourt cf Special guilty to the theft. The Recolor tentiary fr six months. A SHAMFYUL ASSAULT—A MAN TERRIBLY BEATEN. About three o’clock yesterday afternoon, 2 most bratai assault was made upon the person of a man named John Martin, residing at No, 218 Vast Twelfih street. It ap- ra that while in a ae store in Baxter street, he ions, and cn a ugbed at sume in the dress of a tobacso pond ods there, et not with tho intention o giving offence, and meee peared to him to have been given. He felts abort y atten, for home, but had searoely got In the street, Gof he was followed a (ay Ee creants from the ep who came bebind bi ocked him face foremost to the pavement, and then kicked and beat him in the face wt! Pinete ‘boots and with brickbats until he was almost senseless, oe Kegérg| Syne to lock ot; sveral gashes were cut in his fice, bot were blackened and eloved, aad his nose wes pariiclly fractured.§ Tho ruffians finally flet to their hiding places, and Martin was conveyed to a drug store. In the moan! time policeman ©’ Brion, late of the Thrid Distrie!, Police Court, and two others’ of the Fourtconth ward ‘polico, heard of the vatrage and proceeded to the liquor atore, where they arrested James Kearnan, John Mooks and one or two others, charged with being concerned in the assault. They were taken before Justice Wood, who locked them up to await examination. CAPTURS OF AN ALL@GED HOUSE THTE A young man named Win. Francis, was detected yos terday, ransacking the room of Mra. Bertha Nickol, {a the tenement howse No, 127 Fidridgo street, he having rained access to the room ty means of s skeleton vy, Ja attempting to escaye, he knocked down Mre, Niviel. aed then rashed into the street, but was foil wed the dy, who gave the alarso, and officer Spright, of the! Teath ‘ward, acrowted him, and be was locked up’b Word. A bunch of anda chi auch be bad thrown away in his Sight, wore qeoovered. Court Onlendar—This Day. PP nasssyae Covrt—Special Term.—Nos. 162, 175, 76, 42, Screnws Covet.—_Nos. 868, 934, 500, 646, $64, 968. 89, 414, 074, 976. 977, Orb, vat, 80m, 98534, 965, 967 to 992, 004 to 1001, 11004 to'1009, 101. FOR CALIFORNIA, @0. North Star. -New York.......Hav, & N. Orl'ns...Jaa. 2 BTEAMEES TO AND FROM HAVANA. Tsanri—From Bavana, and 7th. From Havane and ith, dao at New Work iit c Xx 8th ot Now Orfeo jk "From New Ofion ig sae baw Tonk Tork re or How Yas a. | Sebati srfante, yas osar 8 Ac Mas ite oiey est ‘Charleston sod Haven a ‘ALMANAO FOR SEW YORK—7um8 DAY. 123 RIBeS. Port of Rew ‘York, De December 26, 1855. CLEARED. Steamship Cahawba, roe, Havanaand New Orleans Crocheron & C Livingston, Lutiow, Savannah—8 L Mitchili. qotcamship Marion, Poster, Charicsioa—Spotord, Tiicaton & nip Southampton, ee anew Seow & Burgess. Moincke. ae ga spot Sikken, Havre~Hrnnings, Muller Bark L. Orleans—Robson & Fosdick. Bark Were Wind! Saunders inj tanked ‘& Pelton, . Brig Zerobia, Ws vo. Walparaino—a Ladd Brig Ked Warrior, Ford, Sierra Leone—Yates & Porterficld. Brig Pavo'a, Wass Grande—Peck & Church. Seir Mary (Br), Olaweon, Halifsx—H @ Donovan. Schr Snow F ‘Van Brunt & Slaght, Schr Lilly. Frapels, favannah—McCreadv, Mott & Co, Schr 8 Nout Weeks, Buckeville—J 8 Merri |. ¥ Davis, Robinson, Wilmington—Mocréndy, Molt & “Schr F P Simpeon, Mathews, Ocracoke—Master, Echt Aun. Cole, Clty Point—J Uznter & Co Schr Jaa Lawrence, Alen, Boston—Dayton & Sprague, Sehr United, Honbins. New Haven—J H Haven. Propelier Caledonia, Baker, Bulumore—Grom "e Siccmce M Sandiord, Saidtord, Puiladeiphia-Sandiosd’e Line. CLEARED 2598. ship Baltie, Comsioel, Liverpool —E K Collins & Co. Brig Whiebail, Potcracy, Cardena Mora & & Ricrra, Schr Haxall, Wass, Ricbmond—O ff Plera behr Suulth Tati, Baker. Pitindelphlav W McKee, ARP. Bark Joh*nne Louise Brem), Frentwebe. Beemoen, 52 days, in ballast. to Meyer & Stucken. Experienced very heavy wea ther on ihe passe, hee Ari ‘Stevens, Windsor, 12 days, with plaster, to Merriam, Parrsboro, 11 days, with pota- nig Bessera (0), toes, to Whiticger’ Richgond, Behr Escort, Mi Calais, 15 days, Experienced heavy weather. sp iteaile, &¢. Schr Montano (now), Sawyer, Calais. Rehr BA Tuts Forsicn Machine. Schr Justina, Hewitt, Rocklsnd, BELOW. A ship, anchored iu the bay; algo, a bark in the offing. BAILED, Steomebips Baluc, for Pod a 4x4 anchored at Quarantine, Falling for igh water, Cahawba, Havuns end Now Orieans, Knoxville, , Charleston; ship Adelaide (clipper), Ban Francisco, ‘Tbe steamship Northern Light st!! lies anchored in the Narih bate with the US eleamer Vixen and cutior Washington pear by. Wind during the day NW, and fresh, Miscellaneous, New Barance Dry Dock.—Corneiius Grinnel's splendid packet ship Aurora, Capt Bunting, one of the largest and heaviest ships {n port, was yesterday raised on this dock, at thefoot of Market street, for the purpose of receiving her firs, suit of metal. This ship was taken up on the outer end of the dock, The immerse strength and balancing power of this atructure are both clearly established by the fact that so heavy a ship, of cnly about half the length of the dock, can be placed at its extreme ond, while the balancing power of the dock, by Beans of its chambers, is so great as to enable it to maintain throughout the cntire operation @ perfectly level position in raising snd sustaining the ship. To those interested in the great and growing commerce of this port, and who take an in terest (n naval architecture as exhibited in this tmmense etruc- ture, @ visit to the dock, while the ship is on, will be interest- ing. A Lanor Canco—The Fe eng field, master, cleared Tierbcal wii a ae efceiton~ fsb at wining tection at ‘of ISOM. ‘his sae ship, named atter our enterpri 101 Esa! ip a regular Gottie water hod we ard gist’ to toehor eee with a $24,000 frelglit.—-Mobiie He, Register, Dec 20. Herald Marine Corresponden pl BU-ADsLrate. Des 26—Arr steamer Palmet ak H Stroup. Corson, and Grace Girdier, Paine, Doughty. Providence; A B Bascom, Hand, Nisei ey Tpvekup iy eel NYork. jughty, Island, of ttt Bes Queex Prot boat Nol, of Guarteston, boanted off Cape Higenain on Friday last, 2Ist ust, ship Hen, Queen, Gro. ton, {rem New Oriente bound to Havre, thes Ti, io a hoary = Lom NW, sprung alesk. e Bea Queen was some ed 0 to vapnih, as sbe drew too te cross Ghatseaton b bar, on ey Bak Apriia Rocens, Bnow, at Neogene 234 inst from New Orleans, reports that on the 13th inst, lat 23, 50, lon 82 50, when lying to in 8 beavy gale {rom ESK, shipped sea which Bore ian part of deck Yond of molaaser.” is Notice to Mariners. OCRACOKM BAR. We copy tyom the Newbern (NC) News of the 19th ult the following concerning this bar.—There is needed on Ocracoke a bevter bnog than {s there; a small barrel, which cauno: Feen but ata abort sor over © ‘mt the only mark placed on the mn tb hurd realy bg to, as is lives and property which ae, in’ and ont tant * sell buoy» ero placed at various polnta upon our coast: why cannot simi.ar ome be placed tare: It is i all a mporvant “tat chs thotld be looked into, “What bas hocome of the provosed bcs con ght cn Batlerast Garsoaren sutier great for the want oad, These things should be atlended to without delay, Spoken, d&e. Ship Martha Whilmore, Whitmore, trom Savannah for Liver- Park Perthohise G0 daze out bound to Bip Ta a fark Perthahlrn, 60 days mind to Ship Island, no date, fticen niles off Mobile Bur.” aT brig Movigomery, M'intyre, trom Beaton for Matanzas no dato, jot 35 ten 67. che Brondlctd, of Chaglexion, from Matoga for Batinore, 2) days out, Nov 25, lat 26 62 lon 3s APAGACHICOLA, Dec 18. aay eae Botan Joseph, Havener, Reckiana; aaa ships hoe joston; A H Stevens, Talbot, Port! i . Fanny, Watt vig Ge gen, rboneit, NYork: schrs Norfoik Packet, do; #& fost, ‘Conklin, “Boston; 15th, ship Wash: ington, Laer, ondon; bark Chase, Coase, Portland; 16h ip! je] erson, tapi; Tih, Keepublie, Sawyer york ‘park NJ Hick born, Rar do k Eventide, Partridge, Noi: bay Wappoo Prov ae Jn pert 14a, shine Pain Flush.” MeGuire, from Taverpool; ‘mod (Br), Weldrum, from London; aris, Mack, om finan: Vnarks Sarah Ieldge, Ballard, from kt Fiye, from NYork; Devoa (# Exttoce, trem Liverpooks Boros crpacs arr oes Eventide, Partrig ch ‘er, NYork nie :Mhannoo, Coombs, for Provigerto: sohr Burroughs, Ui verpool, | r Oe wee ‘Des 24—Arr brig Golden Rule, Ed’ Rarto Wieo, ld rehrs F Townsend, Providence; “alte Phare, LalriMcre, Doo 24-~Art ablp Tatts, Stafford, Rotlerdam; Desk Breadalvaie (1), Williams, Loudon, schrs Anna Maria, Pde, arbor Grace. NP; Golden Rule, Van Cleat, and Sous Tentcdher, Poticety York. “Cid seats eckson NYorks Parker ¥« Vein, oi Hal do; Cy ay Ry jc dies; John C irae. Gayle, Murscilies; sdhrs Woliers, Hating. } Nis By Joey alarieh, one, x 22—Arr stip ath York. bark more hoe Grey, Ly ea 3 Wari arte: eS ‘an, james Warren gous Saban, 3 2 red) off the cicpeae yard hn a sowrasts b lea ‘ollenttis Ttverpoal; “echrs’ Liver wal (heh sisury, “Hie LW Fierce, Secee Forildnd. Uid thip New Ye oa Fork, Edwards, meus Hees oo i mr ateeo, NP ahd any Mine iB: Hees o (Br), Hiltor, Abaco, NP Sid ac Bekuie Gisaggr ser iectse h, iaiton, Abaco; CA Ha re SoiwAtT DBIK Adoila Rogers, Snow , NOrleans; brig, Anak a Ylernard, Point Petro, Guid, Td the offiag: ship Amelin, (or Warren), rndike, from. Liverpool; Wm Patton! Church, teegn 90; arbip Hp nko a; tehrs 8 Hawkins, Gritia, troa FS, MOBILE Roger Steward, Skolfict, Liver- post Hapily St Rt Pierre, Mr doy John Daiap, Dyer, Ant hw AORLFANS, Deo 17, PM--Azr ships Silas Holmes, MREy igo Wi Now and, Orr, Trieste; Anna Tift; pat pan t. a Beste; Dirigo, “Cutter, do, eh Pacha very Live: ents Joseph yes tesa, Ragaed Hera sche Elizabeth Sogar. wil a tim OW ~y Bevan. prem Yer Ligerpool; Cetalipa (Sp), Garren, jarcelona; brig L flerriman, NYor oe od 10 eam Hs inst sip CL Probie, oark EA Holt, orig. Termine; nol, Greyhound, dah, ¥) Chezokee brigs Guinare, Ritred exall, Tah, Marr ships Levi Woodhiy. He Middlesex Portele, Mobile; Mir fork: Adat. yal (Brete ‘Whitney, Beeman, enwoships Chas Mi 4D We RR, [nine and Taal ra Dorado, Ludwig, von a qo America, Nelson, Mo ilo; bark Diana Gp, reclona: scbre B Watson, Rovlagon, Richmo a} fen Haker, Savaxnab; Puatro (en, Vedaursito, One Php i Hes Howard and Sea are sll aground at the SW 20th, AM—Arr BY ARG Uhtand (Brom), T cage, Bremen, Be Liverpool; low, cottte, Lambert from Maiags. Cid My; Harriol & Vessie, Milton, Portomoudh, NIT, }OWPOLR, Dec 22--Arr McKenzie, Pro- sehr Leonard, vincoown, Old bark Parthian, Bigging, Rid de Jancir Bld Providence RT, Deo 23—Arr brig Trenton, Dolliver, CO; sebre Frank, Gilpateick, Baldmore; Lous Phitadetntia 26 da, Me Arr ihre Jarnee Pitman, Marlow, York ior NEcatord; Mortin, Goblihorp, do for Benicar sunot Rachert, do for @; Sarl ‘Appleton, Shaler, > for Boston” Bid schrs O @ Farsley, ——, Charleston; Onwerd, smith, Wilming on. NEW HAVEN, Deo H—Arr bark Gazelie, Dueil, Bouaire Cretere, roperiag ); gohre Mary Price, Bitzzard,” Hrandy- ine: Jones, do; Isabel Dart, 1 8m 2 * do, Sarah Deo 4—Arr st ainchip Jamesiown, Parrish, NYcr ; soar James & Somuel, Ls) do NEAvANR At FE aay rt sohrs KM Demi, Look, and L “ "iainatoN. ono, Dec @—Acr echr Marine, Powel, N York. Ci 24h, gebre Lamartne, Briggs, aud Benne Pisa ner, Applesitt, S York, MABITIME INTELLIGBNCE. following resoldtioas were twaauimousty Ie, tadly Reman the oes of our {and ae mad cages of yout Tis rredicat st yout vie ‘mournfully suave how ie reatly hecoavedt faruliy, paieas aah of tendering the + ‘moat sinoerel? pe our earnest, bearifeit condoleuce hold tn the highest esteem his companion 1d rocm mate, Mr. Donia wi for his enti an ri Amc ‘untiring @tteation 1. A. Bes ry] ions if en! . ane , Sp OR omee> . De Rs: S3 att 35 °3 g ae 3: Kobinsoa, Cal, F. W. POTTER, Chiéirmsn. Secretary, Papers please copy. AXY PAESENGERS HAVING BEEN BET ASHORE from the forthern Taving tickeis to disp see ot, or iegarouatw ‘Nicaragua, nil please b= cy ‘or ket of, wad disposc 1 ere rer 3 ‘he in favor of, Shore, are req aoa 2 ‘attend ao Scumained Panny ga thie jursday even f-past seven o'cioe rs room, Eighty Tia street street, West of Third i avenue, EDWARD DAYTON, Chatrman. M. W. Troy, Secretary. VING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 6 WaxRaN ‘street, New York, next to the corner of Greenwich street, at the Fate ofiz er goat on sams from 81 to WALIRE W, CONKLIN, Prosident, Mb as Pa Vanpeuaine L. Buxton, Wan rms, } Ve Presta, VARPSiaut lo Boone lary. NOIS | AGENCY AT AD AMBETOAN EXCHANGE BANK, —N is piven that of two per cent ‘wilt be paid on account of in‘ accrued anon the socks of bebe te Coen tg mee igen me cg yinent will be stamped ‘upon the coupon of ‘reasurer of [linota. or Fort | HAMILTON from 19 o'clock A, M.w3P. this woek only. No nrticos Kn stalsone ‘unpaid will be FFICTAL— DIRECTION GENERA\ ot des contributions indlrectes TOBACCO, ids 70 semen Merebants who iniend Ce exotic tobaces for the wants of the imperial manuluctories of France, are luformed dat oa, Moniay, » Feb. 11, 1856, Siocuk PM’, there will ke place, aie I Deparimneat ot Finances. in Paris; in public ression, an under sealed on for the ge ad ot ths fuentes of Songs & leaf necessary for oe wants “of tno ae durin; na ey re i ‘irginia t eco tent, etmil 2 Kentucky tohucco leaf, similar to three sampios. Fa Maryland tobacco leat,’ stinilar to thre» ‘campies, 4. Brazil leaf tobacco, similar 5. Grecian tobacco leat, lar to three samoies. sels And for Sn, @ quantity of Macedonian tobacco leaf, similar {o three sump‘es, wanted by the Regie for the years warenausie 1858 and 1859. te proposal must be made for each of these aix Sr. he proposals chalt be. Intd. betore ihe g menieg Copies of the terms and conditions, approved by H. E.,. Minister ot Finances, as a basis for each of the above adjute cations shall ee laced at ibe atten 0° merchants tu the ba- emus of the tration des Donanes and des Contributions Indi of the imperial manufaotorion x, Lyons and Morlatx. The in conformity with which ae quantities uired must red, posited at the Manu! re in Paris, where they oan Do ooee every day from 12 M. to TH GReTeRIN, Paris, Now Pid Consellier d’Etat, Directeur Generale, Big ot there ies and conditions of the above contracts can he Consulate Gencra’ of France, in New York, tery day, from 10 a M. M. (oP. M, age at cel BY SPECIAL, RUQUEST, OF THE AN. piversary exereiaus of Sunday Bohon!, No. ro wri take peeg ae (fhureda +) evening, Dec. "2 io the sia et Bap eburch, rear avenue ©. Loors at6, axercineg oom: mence at 7’ o'clock. N. sb tickets fr for Obristmas night are ood for this evening. order of the Committee. 5 JOnN Q. ADAMS, Superintondeat, —_—————— ee BS Sg gel OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE- jranada 23, 1265. DV. 1 fov. To tho Prete ‘of the Reoariment st to three samples. Executive Power has dolgned to tarue the following dy v ste jouroot = ‘The President ad interim aera epubue of Nea ragtin, 0 its ios Beraone, Who ma contribute tobe deve t Promos the peperal wala te acre ate tata ears ‘Ariiole 1. A free qrant of io ncren ‘of uncnitivatea land will be made to jult come to this republic to settle on apd fmprove the sald portion ot lands fie grant being made tory will recet' cere, MArC A Aner the Inpee of six months following the pan titles of ill be given to the sete Pided thet they «i rector of Colonization salistyslory root of their good co induct, and of the improvements made on Ar 4. They sball pay: bo date for Personal property, fur. Shject'kparted for th cal fon “ase theoot aie cor al he etiel Hovaried forthe pean of the Tends granted. The colo- ‘will be established and a Director of Cotoni- ris feline aod dive attend to whe oor | distribute seeds, plants, &c. conoertix Given ut Granada on the 234 day of November, P85. PATRICIO RIVAS, And according to suprome aud coaye- in the do- To the Misister or {pene a 1 it to you for your know (PBE LADIES OF THE PROTESTANT, FPISCOPAL. MIs. [vic wid bold a fair and fowtival et Botanic Hall, 6: Ena Broadway’ on Eoureda; Friday, bec. 27 aud. 28 feom I AM. tol) PM. Abe tale will be eblivened on boul evenings by amat ets 1244 conts, IQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY HOLD A Pe, meeting en gaming 27th inst. at 73, o'clock P. M., at the Natioval Canal sireci, for the transrcton of " ‘end tmporiant nt Minute attend. J. N. HAYWARD, lent, D. 8. Paice, fee, |, RK. BUNCE, Vice President. HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CLEVELAND, AND Pitsburg Railrond Are hereby notified hat the directors, and for the T°, TRE LOVERS OF FAT MUTTON— Tita my e'all, No. 10 Washington mi nd fattost sheep, ever kilied in te, city, we' worming Tos dead weight JOHN ROBK tt TM tal No 10 Washington Teak _HOUSES, ROC ROOMS 18 60», WANTED, Ai “Horst OR BALE.—A FINE: HAY HORSE, STRTHRN high sound and kind, sullabio for a physlewan or aan wih eih 1,200 pounds, and only reven years old. Tngul W. H. COMSTOCK, No. ota Barclay sireet. float ne to St Peters place, one dour ILED BROWN PONY. KIND IW ATL harness and Hohn — the eaddie, of zood style aud ac on, sound in every reapect, wil be soil lauder, his rao, foe no other reason use, App . seide fe de hasavens tine: acai dears LEABR.—WANIED TO LEASE TWO LOTS OF ground for aterm of years, or the same will be bow ht, ir on oe eee PR pk ig ‘Iwellth aud Thirticth fadieon apd Sis) Wun, Connolly: 30 Grestsooe exten Sena fee ph OF THE BOWERY AND BELOW Bleecker sueet, one or two ‘on tho first or second or rnished, without, board for s geatleman ari ‘nite References exchangod. Address L., Herald offi 38. ANTED-SITTING ROOM: BEDROOM AND, LOM unfurnished, within two miles of tne Oy Hal, “adress, bres, siailug terms, &e., (oR, M., Herald alice, ANTED—BY A GENILEMAN, ONE PARLOR AND nished, in tho upper part of thecity. Ad Herald tie. drest Xa Mera TANTER—BY TWO OR TOURER SINGLE GENTLE. | men, # parlor ard eliher one large or two small bedrooms adjoining, well furnished, without board, in a Drigate house. Situation ‘between Grand and Four‘centh sweets. References sxdeanged, Please address L. & H., terald off olde, ANTED—A HOUBE WITH THE MODERN IMPROVE. mente, not above 25h streot, on @ lease, for ® small family. Possession idle of “January,” leat not to exeed $100, Address box Post office. yy ARTED—BY A GENTLRMAN AND fils TWO ka noes ae pa heme ge ad. ning, wa'er and gaa, in & pr rma mat be mo- yineee references given and reyu! Addroas Parent, O inion se juare Pos o office, j ANTED—A SET OF OF MEDIC ar CAL BOOKS AND (NSTRU™ ments, Address M. 1)., Hernid oftiee. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. OPERIOR JEWELRY-AT | 8 HOUSTON ON STREET, cops coral fola ear Tings, bracelets, Lrovches, Hing de ne rey oli Soe m fine materia tnd those wishing enuine articles tor ‘be doait wih at Miapufucturers’ prices. Liveral dae ‘izes wiil be made to par- hear shaadi, ac 6) 585 Houston street, tur twenty A; ATCHES AND DIAMONDS_—THE UND! CNDERSTGNED foforme bia frienda end generally th vale dl ‘sot coode, In groat variety.” Doaers will Hindi thir acaniags by allio at we. ME ELD, ‘importer of watches, 3 Nassau street. 1 ORNITUAR FOR SALE—ABOUT $6500 WORTA OF K turohare, new last wpring, will bo sold for eas) unencum)e: “a real estate. ‘The hoase ‘yan ns “aentras'® Hy near Madivan square, and will by jot or soldi the conser oe daira. r mi once. Address box 4.2 GA100r FURNITURE.—A_DOZEN SRTTEES, IN RICH WY plush, wel! ensh' stuffed backs, Ae ‘oaroe ¥ news; theo three shlendid gas chandeliers and other xtares: exten slon tables, bar cganter, ke. &q App y oD. MARLEY Byoadway. men lyn. ‘0. N° yi oF able for ket tlcmen sod thelr wives, or single gent.enen * Tule Also for captains of vessels. A be accommodated with fons, can be on sound floor, well furnished. wih. fui beards at Also ove front parior ands tivo rooms Tie Nous has @ saoderu tan Dance KET. —~TO LET, PoRNINHED lal board if required. Near We 160 WesT THIRIT AIXETIL araern, NEAR wonta ; ame yt Aicvan torutshed rooms to rent, wite Stquare at the 145 re PIU STREET, Nak BLGOND avEN OR hooms, with bora, on the cecons floor; Bentlemnen ore gentieraun and bis wie cup fad dectran cemmodatin, uinber Family private; small 13 neatly farnisbed front room, with i'l or part! in » ver priva'e Route, for gentigman end gpa wear we reepectable young indie’ ll LACK, MIGHTIT ATKEAT. RETW RAN srr " room bead, wih ta or partial board, ‘The hotise cogtalae ai tee modern improvensat with gretes and marvic maniels ia ab the rooma, the door, KAS] TWRNIY7HIRD eTREWT 14 ronan, wi bowed, wna nee Hous tly located "bot ‘and Lexiogtoa FRANKLIN S7REWT, CORNVR OF VARICR.— ween eee eee ne WEST TWELPIH STREET.—LOOMS TO LET, wee VO dosrd, to geatieinen and thelr wives or sin en; house plesaantly situated and turner ed ote ih at toe modera improvewuchle; siuges aud care convenient; roforences exchanged; 1 trems moderate, 5 PLERCKER @TREFT—ROOMA TO Let, wird ‘Partial board; house with modern tinprevermenne 5 EAST PIPTERNTH STREAT, ‘BEIWREN Tk ¥ina eee aud Fourth avenue, nest Union square.—! withfull or pertial bones, desirabiy located, conveniens bneiness by ens and slages. Dp) GREENE. STRKRT, NEAR CANAL—A GUNTLE. 2) man and bie wife or'a few alogle eenilemon can be wo. com ‘with handsomely turnishe: with full or narra Bosra; good table, lot and oid psi, Torus tobe: Hclerences exchanged, Also ® large front parior aad cetroot on the Kecond floor, LEROY PLACE, CORNER BLEUOKER | TRUBT.—A *s office to let at No. 2 Leror ‘one blook west of Broadway. Nob ter location “Wil be iet rit of that parlor. rooms ere on the first “oor, with panteles and a room adjoining. NY Lemnyse WISKING BOARO FOR CHILDREN ood bome and a mother’s care by appiying at ib evel. GENTLEMAN AND. WIFE, OR 6: SINGLE GESTLEM! can be uccommodated vith board at No. 15) Woat Bo- Tenth street. ‘The house is new, beautifully |: ‘and poe tains all the modern improvements, Unexceptionabie reteren- ces required and given. RE YOU LOCKING FOR BOARDS—DIRFOTIONS ‘will be given (free of charge) to the Mest families tm this ity faking boarders. 'éreons wishing boarders are also tn- viied to rail at roudway, where all such are tit ad Bod pouty aitended to, i RD. GOODWL HAN DEOMELY FURNISHED ie 0 Lucawier 4 bed 200m nituched (gas, &e.). to men, with- out board, in u private family ? RIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING | A ‘MODERN ad louse, near Union square, desire to let, with boant, the Fecond door, well turniseed, to a yentleman and wile ore ofgentiomen. Address Worthington, Union square lest aves bom ‘T 182 WEST TW HIRD SCREWT, CAN 4B H. on very rearooable terms, @ suit of two large faral: Toows, on the second story. HANDSOME; FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED- Foers attached, to let, tne private house with ait the maa- der improvements; aso, . & Bil 1234 room with grate and gas ta U_Apply at #6 Prince slrect, few doors west of Broadwag. A WANDSOME PURNISHED P ARLOR AND BRDROOM to lettoa single gentleman, to vv Broadway Apply from 10 A.M. to roum on the us per tioor, at $9 per week suitable for a gonite- man lpg: OARD. —HAXDSOMELY FURNISCED ROOMS Te let, with or without boar !, in a tirst otase privwis hou, | rpere ihe comforts or ahome car be enjoyet Apply at 2b streel, between Amity and Bieqcser, inner mt © orelocks if OARD—~A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HA iG more room than they require, would let a parlor and bed- room, on the second fioor, with board, to @ geatleman and his wife or two single gonUemen, where ail the comforts of a haae, can be bad, Forparticuiars call at 1g West Twenty second at. OARD.—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, A GOOD ‘ized unfurnished’ room, with or without Dear Broadway.and not higher up, up than For Kent paid in advance. Jady preferred. Teas is need not reply, Address O. TP. K., Union square pers OARD NEAR ST. JOHN'S PARK,—S8VERAL COM. furtabiy furnished roo to lel, wits full oF partial board io gentlemen or gentlemen ard wives without chi avis Varick street, Baths and gas. i 38 onc OARD AXD ROOMS.—A HANDSOMG suit, or Toums, in front, cn, third oor, and one large and fon fourth ‘fluor, in the first elass housoe Nos. 102 tnd 104 (Hast Pourweenth street, opposite the Academy of Musie. a Bee INA ae fag Two OR TARE gentlemen can Leaccommodaied with partial board, Toots elther fon the the seoend or ‘hind. Hor? at 20 Gort ce, between Houston and B: cooker stovts, None but fonticmen need appl, ye OARD ce A PRIVATE Lag“ ROOM TO Jet, om the second iloor, Wo two cr ‘nee single gentle nes ‘also, one on the third floor, fo one on two coubecsane in & gea- teel and quiet house. Hot, cod and shower baths free. In- quire at 54 Walkc sircet, five doora west of st of Broadway, ROARD DOWN TOWN.—PLEASANT FURNISHED Tom, with board, suitable for two single genllemeny ‘une single room i by applying at 126 Chambers street, References required. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE cares nent boarders cau be a ae Fant rooms, with yas. closets and areies ‘ontion pasd to their comforts by the family, which 4 sual; house within five minutes’ waik of Hamilton ferry, and ten of South ferry. ‘a? Apply at 9 Prosident street, "perias moderate, OAKD IN BROOKLYN.—SMALL ROOMS, WITH FULIs or partial Loord, et 47 Sands atreet, quite near Pultos fer Retorences excbinged, x IN BROOKLYN —A PRIVATE FAMILY, — in Washington avenue, one block from Fulton’ aars, will let's front renee, on Son coud ou ta gcutieman and Pile'or two single Roniiemen, with board: Terms moerate. ana desirable, Address ©, F, En * DOE 3,721 Post Been IN HROOKLYN.—& GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, three single gentlernon, can be pleasantly ae- aommodated wi'l rooine, at fs Cheever Retrete » between Degrae ‘and Harrison streets. Bath and ‘eferences 8 required. OARD WANTKD—BY A GENTI, WAN “AND I LADY, IW & small private family, wheve there are no other boarders; witha widow ne Hor ferred. Please address, «ating torma, location, Ac. NI leraid otfice, OARD WANTED, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES to obtain a pleasai with breakiast and (en, nod éin- her on Sunday, with Pact family; a Wrench family pre- Yerred. Adar Adaress. Mr. box 1, 1155 } Post Beas, DING.—2Z0 HENRY 8 RY STREET. —TWO NICE ROOMS to let, furnished or Rotacseeen, with board, to and Heir wives; also, a few single envomen and 0 ous or twa yore ladies can Le accammodaled at the new boas ‘Henry atrect. 1. B.-'Tho table supplied with the market can affor -_ Comfort may be e1 ested, Bape oe TWO SINGLE ROOMS 10 Li, WIT jartial board, in = genteel aliuavion, afew minutes’ walle from Mite Ithruries, at &0 por week. Address box 121 Poss lee, OARDING —§ GENTLEMAN AND WITE CAN MIME with ® handsome second story frou room, furnishes, wits gas and large panirlee; also handsome rooms tor two doge centiemen, within five minutes’ wa k of south aod Wal street ferries, Inquire ut il Congress sirect, South Brooklyn. ROARDING PXCHANGR, NO. 4 ASTOR PLACE, De sirable bord and rooma, also, boarders, tamed by applying ere. All requisite information gt A tuitourly. Be ageaze ard packago,Oxpros ste connected with this amuse. Al ccdgrs punctaall atte; AREST & Danger OND Ly eons AAP ACTON BARD HANDAOWELY FUR- aan et ; with ‘or widsrut oot board: urdoubied ‘reteseucen’ will > axked,” Inquire ‘nt Mr, Urlon Adawms’ hosicry ware, 08 Broudway, wm (OR FISEED, ROOMS TO LET—WITH FULL OR PAR- board, (o s gentleman and bis whe, or singio be LT Apply at 66 Fulton stroet, Brose. a. STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS way et the above num! {thout board, aute- sity is Convenient for those Biving business down towuy A quiet hone, PRIVATE BOARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A GRNTLE man and wife or two single gentlemen, or two Indes, om full or partial board, by appl; tng at 18 Bridge, near Concord sirect, pryare BOARDING. —ONE OR TWO BOOMA, SUTT- le tor teen a wife, or two or three single per- 20 Fourth avenue. orp ory pleasant loca smeraanepammeresnaice aremteee ane ilmibantitn Brapneel, FRAMED ENGRATING:, noxes Yom cores cenrens, waler ot coler doxes, album, gravest ero ae Bea TW lomenta, #ulla BCHAUS: S11 roadway. 2 (OR SALE- A SUPERIOR MADR | aia; | BEEN BUF ¥ Iie used. Avply at 38 Broadwa: fT an in SOO R SAL. poe — Le BAY TuRSes, SCOP | EL Py Se rong, wer ind elther. siugle bess “Apply at the Madison stables, Brosiway, corner of Rib atreot, ie caved R SALE—A SOLENDID SORREL MARY, NIGHT eure old. long tall Aeon Lends Uireo inched high aad aloe! Woroush bred «very. pleasant driver nd « ple waddle animal, ts pert sand and kind and will very cheap on account ‘a the ti atthe owner, Cap seen at 89 Great Jones street. OKSE. GIG AND HARNERS FOR BALE—A Lg it cetablistment, consiating of a very, su Canadian pet pony, adout fourieen and sient, rou butt, péiectls pound, kind a ‘ott and double barners, will tienda without wing. A jw, mv fine gig, Leet, scram and welt Buu, silver magered, terber wih asst of silver mounter, ey & the best quality. Will be sold together or sor #200. Apply at 2%) Ninth avecue, coruor of fsa eights mreet, Up Hairs, y ATCHED CARRIAGE MORSES OAK AiR OP PINE bay borees. 6 hands high, five yoars “sid, prod wavollore, And warronted sound, may be seen at sir wise 72 ade rtreet, SUvIGHS ei etous—austods.—.< Tama Tal LARGR Ass ABsOLT- men! of taney selene, one, (Wo aud (hres fAmpers, ail mano i the beat many ar see! spe ond ea soy for erie, workmanshle o- dursbiity ees, gransine wom Lele pwrebaing emanrers arrea ereet A RGMER,