The New York Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1856, Page 4

AMURD EDITION. “THE VEI ‘VERY LAI LATEST NEWS AT THK “NEW JORK HERALD OFFICE. ” Mew a ‘Wednesday, ——— 2, 1855. ‘Three O'clock, » M. Telegraphic Intelligence. THIRTY-FUURTA CONGRESS. FIRST SESBION. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Wasmeron, Jan. 2, 1856. Mz. Grovincs (blk. repud.), of Ohio, moved tp correct fhe journal of Monday’s proceeding, in effect denying that the President's mesnage was received by the House, wad asserting that it was announced and delivered to the (Clerk by the President's private secretary, without por- ‘mission. After a debate the proposition was tabled by 36 ma- i Mr. Kxicer (blk. rep.), of Pa., offered a resolution to ‘elect @ Speaker by a piuraiity vote. ‘Mr. Pumirs (dem.), of Mo., moved to lay this on the table. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Ausany, Jai Mr. Zaxas CLARK appeared and took his seat. NOTICES OF BILL, Mr. Spxycer gave notice of a bill for the relief of John D, Bill, of New York. Mr, Hare gave notice of a bill for the erection of a new county, to be taken from parts of Alleghany and Steuven. ‘Mr. Spavcee introduced a bill obliging Savings’ Banks ‘to make arnva! reports of their business. The varicus bills weie laid upem the table and the Beoate adjourned. Assembly. Atnasy, Jan. 2, 1856. Four ballots were taken for Speaker without #1ccess, On the first vote, Mr. Odell, (K. N.,) hsd 40; Mr, Pen- deegest, (republican,) 34; Mr. Bailey, (hard shell,) 28; Mr. Hoyle, 9; remainder scattering. No material change occured in the subsequent ballot tings. Adjourned till 3 P. M. to choose Feats. From Wasnington- Wasmixoron, Jan. 1, 1856, It is atated in @ letter from London, from au unusually responsible source, that the British government, antici- pating ademand irom our government for the recall of ‘Mr. Crampton, medi‘ate transferriag hi ‘o some other diplomatic statien, as ia the case of Sir Heary Balwer pont here from Spain. Sir Gore Ousley is named 24 Me. Crammptoa’s successor. We have been favored with beautiful weather to-Jay, Gnd ali pubis business ues been suspenied. The diplo- matic corps paid their respects to the President at 11 ©’olock, in full sostume. Mr. Cramjton was promineat @mong them. Mr. Marcoleta attended as Minister from Nicaragua, and received marked att€ntidh from the other Giplomatists present. At noon the doors were thrown pen te the public, and thousands were in attendance @uring the dey. A fine band was statio.ed in tue man- pion, axd it wasaltogether a very joyous tfme. The United Azates Treasury statement report: $: i ‘700, subject to draft in all the treasuries on the 24th of December. Pennsylvania Legislature. Harmisuvac, Jan. 1, 1855, The Pennsylvania Legislature duly organized to-day. ‘Wm. M. Pratt and Richardson L. Wright were elected Speakers of the Serate and House respectively. The ‘message of the Governor is to be delivered to-morrow. HArmsecnG, Jan. 2, 1856, Gov€rmor Pollock’s message was delivered to the Legis- Asture this morning. He makes some congratulatory re- marks about the fimancial condition of the State—the Gecrease in the debt during the past year having been $690,000, and no new loan having been cresied. He re- @ers to bis former message for his opinions on national @ffairs, and reaffirms the sentiments then expressed. ‘Ho calls attentionjto the ne essity for further legislation rthe license question; adverts to the duty of electing @ United States Senator; alludes to the robbery of arms @t the Harrisburg arsenal; recommends the enactment of a law inflicting punishment for such offences, and a farther appropriation for building an arsenal at Phila- @eiphia, the State arms beiug now kept in an insecure @uthouse, owing to the former building having been torn own, and not rebuilt in consequence of the insufliciensy of the appropriation for the purpose. Massachusetts Legislatare. Bostoy, January 2, 1856. The Massachusetts I egislature commence! its session fodsy. The Senate elected E. C, Baker, of Middlesex, President, and Peter L. Cox, of Lynn, Ule:k. The House organised by choosing Charles A. Phelps, Speaker, The Governor's message will be read to-morrow. Whe Accident on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Aailroaa, Prrmsevren, Jan. 1, 1856. ‘The following are the particulars of the accident on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, referred to in our de- patch yesterday. About half past four o'clock P. M., a train going West, came in collision witha Hroight train coming Fast, at Darlington Summit. The Beight {train was out of time, and the conductor was Probably endesvoring to reach # switch withia ® short istance. The collision ocsurred on a heavy curve and Sboth traina were under full headway, consequently the Becomotives and some of the cars were smashed to atoms, oer persons were killed, namely—Mr. Stokes, agent 0° the New Castle and Frie Stege Company; a man named Jobaston, brother of the landiord of the Evon Valley ho- 91, on Irisbman and another whose names have not been @ecertained. About sixtoea were mors or less injured, ‘The engineer of the passenger train was badly hurtin the Deck, and the fireman had one arm chatiered. A Mr. @obn Veech, is amongst those dangorously wounded. ‘The accident was caused by the watch of the conductor wf the freight train being three quarters of an hour too plow. Frightful Doubic Marder at Woodbridge, Ct. New Havey, Jan 2, 1866, ‘Two murders were committed in Woodbridge, six miles dxom this city, yesterday, by Charles Sunford, an insane aman, about twenty-six years old. It iv ol he was in the woods chopping, and that when be erme out he seilled Enoch Sperry, who was riding by in Lis sleigh. Me Sperry’s bead was cut off. He was the father of N. D. Bperry, Secretary of State. Sanford then went to the house of Ichabod Umberfield, a farmer, and killed Lim with bis axe. Sanford is in jail. He ap; > tire saving maniac. He is the nepbew of Alemeron Sent who was one of the Wakemanites arrested on snepicion of wonnection wih the recent murder of Justus Metthewr. Banford has been two or three times at the Insane Re Great. To-day he is mutte (wocasional oaths. - Non-Arrival of the Canada, Haurax, January 2—Noon, ‘The R. M. steamship Canada is now cleven days ont pnd adout due at this port, but upto the present moment (ibere are mo signs of ber approach. Death of Hon. John M. Berrien. Savannan, January 198656. ‘the Hon. John M. Berrien, ex-United S'ates Senator Wim Georgia, and Attorney General under Jackson, died rice this forenoon, after an iliness of twelve days. urgan with Devtraction of « Unitarian Charch by Fire~ Commerce of Boston. Bostox, Jan. 1, 185¢. The Unitarian church at West Cambridge, under the @barge of Rev. Mr. Smith, was destroyed by fire this Mmorming. It was only partially insured. Daring the year 1855 there arrived at this port 3,178 Wreaeels from forcign ports, and, in the same time, there parere 3,227 clearances for foreign ports. Thix shows a Barge increase over the previous year. Departure of the Asin. nos, Jan, 2, 185 ‘The Cunard ateamebip sai for Lirvryo H's no apece. . and 1 ba NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1856. Movements of Southern Steamers, ARRIVAL OF THE FLOBIDA AT FAVANMAH, SAvawyasy, Jan. 1, 1866. ‘The steamship Florids has arrived bere after a passage of sixty houra fram New York. ARRIVAL OF THE JAMES ADGER AT CHABLESTON. Cuanuaston, Jan. 2, 1856. The U.S. mail steamship James Adger, arrived here ten o'clock yesterday (Tuesday) Southern Mall Failure. Barrmors, Jan. 1, 1856, We have no mail this morning south of Washington. Markets. PHILADELPBIA STOCK BOARD. Purapeupma, Jam, 2, 1856. Stocks firm. Pennsylvania fives, $53,; Reading Rail- road, 463: Long Island Kailroad, 133; Morzis Canal, 13; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4334. New Onixaxs, Deo, 31, 1855, The sales of cotton to-day sre 5,000 bales, at former rater. Sogar bas advanced 4¢ per pound. ‘Molasses is in fair demand at S635¢, Lard sella at 10%. Cusntestox, Jan. 1, 1858. Cotton depressed and favoring buyers. Saien to day, 1,400 bales. Weather stormy. Interesting from the State Capitol. Axnany, Jan. 1, 1856. THE SEWARDITES HAVE THE SBNATE—STRUGGLE IN THE HOUSE FOB SPEAKER, CLERKS, ETO.—SILENT CONTEMPT OF THE HARDS FOR THS SOFTS, BTC. ‘The doubts heretofcre existing as to the complexton of the State Senate are now altogether dissipated, The umber of seventeen claimed by Seward were, clection, though doubted by both Know Nothings and democrats, was fully confirmed to-day. The democrats luad counted upon Madden of the Ninth, Bellinger of the Sixteenth, and Clark of the Fifteenth. The Know No- thiegs upon the Hon. Cyrus P. Smith, of Brooklyn, re- turned from the Second district. Disappointment met both parties full in the face, for Madden and Bellinger voted throughout with the republicans; Clark would have done the same, had he been present; and the Brooklyn Senators, after voting twice with the Know Nothings, turned in and assisted the Sewardites to elect their various officers of the Seoate. What will the Kings county Amerivans think of this exploit of the honorable gentleman, within an hour afer he took the oath of office? It now turns out that Weed knew his more better than John H. Rhodes, or any K. N.’s of the Second dis- trict. It is for them te inquire whether anybody has been cheated or not. At one o'clock today the new members commenced vYoling viva voce for Speaker. Nearly every member was present, and the lobbies, galleries and entrances were crowded completely with office seekers and spectators. Upon the opening of no previous Legislature has there been any approach to the iutense interest mamtested in the organization of the House. The prominent candi- dates are Odeil, Ame.ican; Bailey, democrat, and Prea- dergast, black whig republican. Several attempts were made—some haif dozen—but no choice could be offectod. Odell rove the highest, but drew none from either of the other parties, The democia’s c’aim fifty, but only thirty yoted ‘or Bailey, the caucus candidate. Though an ac- tive barnburner when in the House before, he is not sup- ported by them now, Finally, after several unsuccesstul attempts to elect a Speaker, Mr. Glover, of New York, arose and stated that inasmuch as this was New Year's day, and balf of it bad already been spent without effe st in organizing, he woved that the House adjourn until dleven o'clock te-morrow morning. This was agreed to. From tbe course matters have taken to-day it is evi dent that much m time will be consumed than ever was known before in this State in organizing the House oy Assembly. So long as the voting by vied rc» is pursued no Speaker will be elected, as each of the three parties throw themselves upon their muscle, with eyes askana arms akimbo, represent themrelves as stanging upon principle and the constitution! Itis talked quite freely since the adjourcment that, if the necessity shall arise, Van Sanford, of Rensselear, will be taken up and elected over Prendergast. Cyrus Sraith’s course in the Senste ed the Know Nothings of the House indignant Prepare, then for another candidate for Speaker. ‘The softs are for union. In their caucns last night they proferred the olive branch to the hards, but the latcer treated it with silent contempt. There wax no desagree. ment as to the candi¢ates for the various offices, but the lards justify themselves by asserting that the softs have cheated them repeatedly, axd no chsnce will again be given them. Notwithstanding the efforts of Dean Richmond, John C, Wright, Daniel Sickles and George Clark, to effect a ‘anion upon principle,” the bards would not listen to them. The bards hold the card, and clasp it with a firm grip. Dr. Brandreth is on the ground, fortified with dosu- tcents and proofs which, he says, will satisfy the Senate that he is entitled to the seat to whieh Mr. Fadon i+ com- missioned. Ex-Alderman and ex-Senator Barr has not wade his appearance, to contest the sent of Dan, Sickles, so constantly threatened ever since election, Zenos Clark, a Seward republican Senator elect, has not attended—said to be iat home~and likely will not until after the organization. The repuolicans claim his vole, making six!cen for their officers, when Lieutenant- Governor Raymond will decide with them. The Governor has appoin‘ed Elisha 8, Judge, in place of Stuart, resigned, Navhaniel S. Benton, formerly Secre‘ary of State, and old hunker, is appointed Auditor of Canal Department, an excellent position, so far as integrity and capacity is concerned. Capeon City Later from davana. ARRIVAL OF THS QUAKER CITY—MOVEMENTS TUE ALLIED SQUADRONS, ETC. ‘The Unile1 States mail steamship Quaker City, It. W. Shulelat, commander, arrived here Monday nigat, from Mobile, December 24, and Havana the 27th. ‘The Quaker City made a fine run f:om Mobile to Havana, forty-four hours, against a strong head wind. She re. roained in that port twenty-eight hours, and auchored at the Quarantine Ground, Monday night, at twelve o'clock, four days and seven hours fyom Havana. There is nothing new from Havana. The Christmas holidays had interrupted business, and but fittle was doing, no alterations in staple articles or freights since last advices. The French vessel of war, Hermes and Orestes had left the harbor for San Juan, Nicerogaa. It was reported that the French and English squadcons were on theic way from San Juan to Havana. ‘Mile. Rachel had arrived at Havana, her first perform auce was spoken of to take place on she 29th ult., but there were rumors afloat that she will mot perform et all, on account of ber health, and would remain inactive on i for the ensuing three months. rescent City’s passengers have all been forwarded to their destinations. Some of her cargo lad arrived at Havena in a damaged or Celebration of New Year's Day. New Wear’s day was observed in the city with even more than the usuel spirit—a circumsta tasinly a to the fine weather and the ¢ nt condition of the city for sleighing. Tae jing'e of elolgh bolls was up feom “morn till dewy eve,” and for s@me time after. The ete had a singalar appearance, from the fret that wnile they were eg. with the sterner sex in their dl atti a lady to bo at ho them to remain connide mi There was dean an frient a mbox out the s lations wer m were more to the with which we va a Happy New + none of the { than the simple aud fam reet our readers, viz ar one ve wish y NEW YPARS DAY “IN BROOKLYN, The day was apparently observed by all our citizens. ‘The ridewalka were filled with pedestrians, and the stxeots were made merry by the jingling of sleigh bells, and the jolly shoutings of the passengers. Sleighing was extensively indulged in, and, in fact, every manner of vehicle was well patronized. The Mayor of the efiy, George Hall, Eaq,, received his friends at his oftise in the morning. The Sheriff and other county offielals who anwumed office on that day did the same. Ladies re- ceived their friends, as usmal, on the first of the new year, and many calls made by the men, The day, on tho who’e, paseed off pleasantly, and comparative! little drunkenness prevailed. A Girt Suor py Her Broriim.—At an early hoor on New Year’s morning, a serious accident from fice erms occurred in the house of Mrs, Conner, ia Atlanue street third door from Willow. Her son, Jom Conner, came in aout 8 o'clock A. M., partially! intoxcated enced firing mark at the stove with a pistol. ‘ope ball glanced off, and the sister being within range it ter in the left breast, penetrating through the ni coming out under the arm. The son was od (akem to jail, and the girl was conveyed t) 11, Her condition is preearions, vy Halt THsvi,.—Two fellows entered the hail ant ov Of (Mr. Trowbridge’s house in Gold street, on New Year's might, and proceeded to walk off with some coats, when hyeadns yet followed by the occupant. One down with lung cho, seriously injuring the thieves was exbsoquently ae by trict police. THE DAY IN WILLIAMBURG. The oponing of the New Year was observed in Williams- burg very generally. All business being at a stand-still, the citizens were gaily flitting from house to heuse, ex” changing the compliments of the season, while the ladies remained at home end received their visiters with a hearty, old time hospitality. The @ay was very favora- ble to rleighing, and as large numbers availed themselves of the opportunity to evJoy it, the strects were aifve from morning until late in the night with merry parties, and the musical bells lent a charm to the day that rendered it peecliarly cheering. But the festival of the New Year, though so generally observed, passed over unmarred by apy of those scenes of disgracefal ri ‘ting and intoxication which too often blur ita beauty; and only three or four arrests were wade during the day. ' Altogether, the first day of 1856 was one to which the citizens of the Fastern District may look back with pleasure and satisfaction. Revoiting Homicide tin the Fourth Ward— Arrest of tne Alleged Perpetrator. About one o'clock yesterday morning # shocking oc- curence took place at the lager bier saloon of John I. ‘Veoks, No 231 William et., the scene of a murder about five months ago. A party of Germans who were carous- ing together became somewlct noisy, when officers Barr end Hogan wore called in and the disturbers were jected from the premises. Ono of the party soon aftor returned and desired to be admitted, but the propristor of the wonld not listen to the proposal which im very much. Being time to cloae the store William Ruff the ber keeper went to the door to put up the sbu~- ters and close the premises. Here he fouad Karns for which is the nme of tne (party, in a very bad temper, words passed between Ruff and Karns, whea they elinch- ed, and Karos, it is alleged, di dirk knife and plunged it into the neck of the barkeeper.. The assail- ant then fied, and the wounded man staggered back into the store, and fell on the floor. Here he expired almost mediately afterwards. The police were informed of ge lies was made for the fngitive, whiob r:sulted finally in the arces: of the aconsed at his place of resitence No. 11 Thomas street. Tho vody of the deceased was conveyed to the Fourth wad siation house, where Coroner Gamble 1s now holding an inquest. Vack,'ania man named Synder, were arresied and de- tained as witnesser. Police Intelligences STABBED IN 4 FIGHT. James McGuire, whyle engaged in some diticuliy with ; an uns nown German, about four o'clock yesterday morn- ing, received w cevere wound in the abdomen, which may eventuaily result fatally. be injured man resides at the corner of Pearl and Park streets. He was conveyed to the New York Hospiral for medical attendance. The as- failant in this ense escaped before the police were inform- ed of the ciraumstance, HIGHWAY ROKBERY UPON AN OFFICER. On Mondsy night, while officer Tracy, of the Fourteenth ward police, was pa rolling bis beat in Canal street, near Centre, he was attacked by three men, who beat him ia a most brutal manner, aud theo robbed him of his watch. Capt. Kissrer being intormed of the occurrence, ordered out the reverve, when three men vamed Micuael Mooney, Jemes Gallagher avd William Cummings, were arrestea on suspicun of baving been implicated im tue boll rob- bery. ‘The mjuztd officer ix very badly hurt, and reseiv. eda sound beating at the hands of the rut The ac- cused were commited for examination by Justice Bren. nan. Fires in New York. HURSTING OF A CAMPHENE LAMY, Between six und seven o'clock on Monday evening the alerm of firein the Sixth district was eaused by the burst- ing of a campbene Iniy, in the premises of James Thomp son, £62 Grand street. Trifling damage. FIRE IN CHATHAM STRERT, About half past eleven o'clock on Tuesday night, the alsrm-of fire in the Seventh district was canted by the of fire in the clothing sto16 97 Chatham street, Simon Fox. The firemen were early at the sand succeeced in preventing the flames from ex- tending beyond the store. Upon examination of the store and the appearance of the burning, it was evident the fire orignated in the reur part, by the entry partition, The clerk, who usually slept im the store, was abeent at the time. The Gamage to the stork und fixtures by fire and water will amount ‘probably to $700 or $800. Mr. Fox bas an insurance upon his stock and fixtures to the smount of $2.000, in the Rutgers Insurance Company. ‘The upper part of the building was unoccupied, which accounts in a great mearure for the fire getting so much head way before discovered. ‘The sto 95 is occupied by Henry P. Degrasf, fur- niture dealer. No damsge, but as the store was only di- vided by a board partition and filled with smoke, the cbief exgincor ordcred the door broken open to ascertain if all was right. Fine 1s Text Avesvr.—Shortly before twelve o'clock, on Tuesday night, a fire was discovered in a wood shed attached to a frame dwelling, No. 426 Tenth avenue, The shed was unoccupied. The fire 1s supposed to he the work of am incendiary. On the 16th August last, a fire was discovered in the same shed, but it was extinguished before any damage was done. Loss by this fire about ‘The building is owned by William fl. Trow, and is fence for $€00 in the Grocers’ Insurance Company, Finn ix Manion Sinuct.—About five o'clock on tues- day afternoon, a fire occurred in a room on the seeon1 ficor in the tenement house No. 5 Marion street. It veems there bail been some trouble amonzst the inmates through keeping up the New Year's Day, and by some means @ lighted candie was knocked in'o an old sofa bottom, when it took fire and communicated to a straw ved and other articles in the room, but was soon ex- tinguished by the firemen. amoge about $10, City Inteli:gence. Toy Dsastem To TH: PryMoUTA Bock.—The Plymouth Rock was still ashore at an early hour this morciag, and in wbout the nine position as previously reported, Ad= ditioval assisiance, such as was rent up to her yes erda easterly wind now preva strong hopes are enter ing the ste sometime during the day. She is in an upright and is apparently aot muck injured. mer ion, ARRIVALS. From Havana and New Orleans, in etean vat va eras, Mike Cha and’ ings, Miss FOpenbeln, £8 Aterage, A.A’ Eatra.opes 12in the steerage ‘om Mobile and Tavana, in steamship Quaker City- Mra R W Shuteldt 8 etuldren and servant, J M Jennings, TM Muidon, Dr JG Adame WF Waltett, Jno liatpin, Mics Ii Grear, Rev R Rawle and lady. H Calera. Dr bs Bele From Savazral i in steamship Alat J Winstow. Mr row adh oH dolley and indy Tere J Woodhain, © H Hand, From Bucaos Ayres, tp ship lady. CILY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Wirsimpay, J xu Fiorr—The market was firmer, wit of 6,009 or £,060 bble., including common to g at #8 Sh a $957, and $87 a BS changed, with moderate 4, af $2.20, and red Tenney market was inactine, but ste 8 20,0C0 bushels were made + 8 , 20,000 br ‘orthe-n at $1 91. ithern at $125. Vork was dull, and rrates; mest was at abou $17 159 bole. ot ad 1,500 tended t price prime 000 Fe ut 8660 181 Con 00 | 14e00 do. 4 0 ao. yoo no ACte ¥ Con 7's 100 400 che Mie Tr Co #ira 100 190 do ¢ 7,200 200 do se 78 Mich 100 ao 200 100 Centon Co 200 100 Cum Coal Com. ‘3 oO 100 do 140 ¥ Cen iLetin 100 dO 6 bd 100 do 50 do. 500 do. 100 Frie RT E 1m do 200 100 a 100 In Iirooklyn, on Tuesday evening, January 1, short and fevere ilinors, Consruts D. BLine, youngest on of Aneon Bla after & aged 27 the friends of the fnrulty are tuvited to attend his tune. # at Chr at Chnre th Brookly .M., without furthor invitation. to morrow at 8 MARITIME INTELLIGENCT. Cleared Th This Day. re ‘oer Clough, San Francisco -Sution filen”duatene Uarriese Liverpool Spotieed, ‘ileton SaLEs AT AUCTION. end bemp, 0 Geo Danwls Sid in ; | Alsoaaae] NOTIOE.—J. ny eft get-go Bre. ART. — We hy at 36 ge, Kenney, i Sipe Te BOG Wedoeeday 24. 3, 3 oman Cousieing of te urual vacioty of quors re and Ortures, ae. Y¥ EDWARD SCHENCK, BY sonenon wil velnat son, on Weds 3, at Ia o'clock, in front of hie 16 We '& large double sleigh in perfect order bal illde weeds YT. LE! £00, AU’ a A Py P [Sergiy A vas Ad ofall desce ‘an importer, Catalogues atest. : , Atorvey for a : ‘Office 111 street, . B.HEBTS, JR, AUCTIONEER —ASsIGNKIrs * Sohr acaa Binds (ot Frorteodoms) Cat Puerto Cabello, groceries, wines, 1 1s daye on Hare de Arreda Jove & 5 ve: Ze,_ On Tuesday, Jauuary &, at I2e'olodk, rs) *Wadligh 4 re been N of Hatloras, a the rouheast exact of Twenty fourth sireot and awe with ai company with Heary B. Herts, Jr., will sell, as ecbr € Sort Erker iS aaa comp! a large st ‘Bebe Dariov. netan. 0 tha, , aptone, fruits, segars, wines. Nquors, 4¢; alao, a with na vores wiomasce he » pee wagon Sud harness, together with all the Bel Pye appurtenances, Terms cash. By order of Schr yaar jorfolk, in Experienced very hea 4 Se La WT, AUCTIONEER -V ALUABLY COUNTRY echt Benry Jan idrdge, Balin wore for Boston. Put into Soe pata by wuction.- CROFT & OU., wil, offer fer 4 for more men, not i ia ae yufll- jerchante’ on Thi orsdays the 3a “Avery veluapie lots, situated in eb iveon r poe crew ip Baltimore. fy on the corner chr Cort Hover. Wilmington, Daniel ris, Nobi BraodY wing, Del Baars Sawa on the Hook, at fore and aftschoover bh ground in bays HAM this working. ‘eaten to Pies ‘coal 1aded. i view of the ver. they. are direct! Rebr leis. Chase Bosten 4 days. eighth street, New York. For maps Behr GP Taylor, Hooper, Greai Egg Whebor. Oioe of ‘he auctoniat 65: WHIM Breet BPEREG: He, + BELOW, le porfect, Brea. One bark and two brigs, unknown. RL. ssenger ied I LE OF REAL FATATE THE ¥ XECUTORS OF BLL Biles Bot Hatteras pct sole Wind during the day, WSW. ALE Sich well wil galt ab ieciek ot A, Cone ee EN mies: semnlics i o Cy iene Now Jersey. .on Thursday, Santary ao uantitiee made ite appearance in our rivers | ectate, Romestond forse, acres, 44 £ which is wotdiand; Sead a v0 wt mt rd geese Taf Misceliancous. We are again indebted to Col James Thorne, Boarding Offlcer for the United States revenue, for the follo ving table showing: the number end navions of all foreign vessela arrived at tnis ‘k Eleanora, from Liverpooi for Arico. wane Mediator, Boll, New Orleans, 12 days, with mdse, to oak atberty, Atkira, New Orleans, 18 days, with mdse, to 14 sets double harness feed wagon, feed Pinet forcuuieg feed. Aiso the frame stables eltuated en twe a = ; vy Bators of Baiinor Bamay, Bio Jancive, Nor Beek during {he pam pean: pare ea firvel, fc. dc. ; and also Shoei F s ucatee and bloes, 2 Kirkland & Vou Sachs, Nov 23, Frg’s. Stro’s, Ships. Brks, Brey. Bhs ou ‘Total. | sie at he Navies of the South street B 7. 0. SB Hom fo Jupery ee 1 ut 36%, lu pated tip Ae Sng SOB SR Tet as aah | Hah eek heprongr oma company conang eho, lia, of Warren. stee a ee ae nuptial sel — => q SS Bark Rreniite (oh fron ropees, Partridge, Apalachicola, 18 eg i B ATIONS WANTED. a Ferclow’ (ele), arends, Newcastle, B, 80 days with = ss] —~ goat. fig Bessa, ele Zit init 27 mhea NE of Five. Milo co a - % FRENCH LADY HAVING BREN TEAOWER If Bank, tell in with sehr Henry © Mead, of Fishkill, Capt Tur. Galphiet. Perici = 3 France tor » few yours, wishes a situation as governass ner, disabled and lors of all her galls, she havi le of Saline cA ge 4 fe Mate Rosch 2 EX ‘a French or American family. 0 ohjecton toe ‘out of the tat day and the day pre*ious, sustained so mucl je that vais: ima: as | ieee ae Best ot reference given. Address for one week M. A. @., Capt Turner deemed it prudent w abardov the vessel, which aaa ey HE SE on ies Uburch street Was secordine'y done, ke F received them on board and pa Went SIM ERO eR - Trough thew 0 thls p Sa lh; (ls pega mg a Brig Lucy ‘ann ryt, , Belize, Hon, Dec 9, with cad 5 2 1 7 9 mabcgany. Ae == = £ = = €| cetheeeewers af enalat braocbes! no ng to Sou divin M THallocks Denis, Spain, vis Mi es ee 2 | goSouth, Addroes ‘Mia Griswold. 226 Medison days, with int Aeviod Winwell, Hxpeneused very Mesvy tame | LD ree ae CER gg nereeny weatker ep the pi fis - aE ey ae 9 | A HADY, ABOUT 70 PART WITH, TWO SERVANEA, | raseaiepeo ume Tatemret sere Ra, | eis = = Spf =f] dh Ncee niche tuk et aaa ‘ EB ed heavy weather on the coast. Se we > sham bi ‘. for three cbr Welcott, Maiors, Havana, 18 caya, with o-angos, to H | Cbiliwe is eta 4 [-SRRR TORE CO Uae: APRA Be, et me Har, Expe antened heavy ealea ae see care panne; = H es j oa been Il days N of Hatteras, Dec 20, iat 28, lon , spoke = 2 = GERMAN L. ZSIKES TO ME: 3 reir io mmng You, of Baltimore, trom Jacksonville tor Phi =e Ahh BES 5 Ker ta govarteak a orivaie eel ea ie (eae Ince phi encracn, ae eed § | icach tue usual brat ches of a good education; maa Pr Seur Meyers, Rhodes, Rookiand. Oilenvery. amy cae = am drawing aud music. Please scdress C, oe rr Toad ns a eS eR eae anes cent Leda mmo APOTHECARI®S—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A ANOTHER FESTIVAL H@TERTAINMENT, See Celene: poung men of wood Labs and ggniiemanly addres, ina - California. . apothe ue eure; Can give Sood elty apne ts em preatraldio Work. Avine nddre-ed to Apothecary, fared Oflee, wili be immediately avendedto. sf ET NURS¥.—A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, WHO38 baby died con after bir h, would take one tonurse wt her , 428 10th st,, eeoond tloor, back room. Best of rete BY A YOUNG GIR | do chamberwork; would avsist in the care of obit rfecily willing to make herselt generally uselull for two days Kt 183 West 18th at THE WONDERFUL KAVELS, WLLE ROBERT tarzelti, a’ites Lina Wendel, Paul ‘Total..... “6 Comparicos of the wriivals at New York in 1660 wilh 1856:— —Foreign Arrivsla— British, Ow Pauline Genet, Mme. ) wai, Kale Mangin. ‘Te cottimence with the comie pantoygimo of the Simon.. Foi owed by the pew baltel ot JOVITA. Robert apd the Mallet 4, last aight but uo, ot MsDINA Paseougers 165 634 64,653 ~rancois Ravel Deer eas: * War Steamer, ; Charecters by M ‘To cone.ude ¥ Troupe, Herald Marine Correspondence. PHILADELPHIA, Deo 3l—Arr steamer Delaware, Copes ~ brigs Reamer, Chflorg, fixtures.— i be writer desi ' 4 the above business; is iully competent, baving a thoro: ES edge of the business and well ay painted in ae — hese desiring an wnterview will address P. G. F., box 130 rald office, ana th ill meet wid: p rorpt eniton, T, BY A YOUNG Address E. W., Herala pen acd oe Bex office cpen cuily {701 & ASM. for the sale ott sect g Orclesira Seals aad Privaie Boxes only. BROADWAY THEATRE KA. MARSH AUL, So Less A, Islake,Puige Manacer.—Doors op'n at 6%; aera eoupne ar 7 o'clock. Weducruny ning, January 3 ;ANTED—AN ENGAGEMENT RY A YOUNG (DANISH. Ox, Tar. Bur 5 mab, Ia; able to correspond in English andl ehurmng the First, King of and aeeist in Vookkeeping. Flt class references. ) personage. jerk, Hevaid office. trpeckt he Funasead Triana bie Queen ard second wi Poivcuse Fovina, caughier of img Hepes lus Sr: ial 3. Manners Pitveers Tx wild danighter 6f Queen 5% ei er fu’at bus! Yrs. tte) nessy ad integrity. Those de-iring an interview RY ieeeiiakees a Get ‘at may send & jatier DONT “30 DG OWERY THBATRE.— PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. N I P, Waldron: Acting Manager, Mr. W. M. W apen at dsc, commence eff Orlosk.' Wednesdays Jun Se TiMOUi, ae TARTAR. ; R, Johnston i c HS a vot band, MM Bota Whiting 7 ANTE D0 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN .BOOTS. Foow ‘and ulate, ivertlier wishos 8 situation ag anlos- jan and Por'er in the above bukiness, havieg @ good Kaow! dge of the business aud well acquain‘ed with the trade; satis. ciory references from men ot responsibility, as to hot @ situstion tnteligene pone sits Au intelligent eshte deme ane awlena misiness. Can give ood Fret exces, and, if essary, security to such amount as 1 red, oaress Jomes, Heralt otlce. eee Wwleags ot business. Timour. A GRADUATE OF THE @ stnation in a first clase nking, importing or aDericah dry koods or prodace,tom: elon house. tion inore of an object thaa salary the High sehooi, Herald ofice. 1 <A YOUNG MAN (AN AMERICAN) WILL GIVR.. | » this amount, wy , ‘uation for him tm any resveciaole business where: ; can realize a fair compensation for his services. Under- da the provision business and bas been inthe trade far % WOuld loan his employer 840, If he could get ome oftce, can give the very host, of reference from men Weeicen, Ee. hi Naneek a fo bone anys, ons Ship North Star, Sxnlth, trom Canton Aug 12 for London, Oct is wee eraid O06, "will be promply sie 4 Wat 3 085, Jon 06 09 K, J tended ais Ship I:aac Newton, Rowe, of and from Boston Sept 19 for weloourne Oct 22, Ist 16 N, lon 3t W. Ship inca, Higein from Calcutta June 19 for London, Oct 22, late 2 Ship American, ot Wiscasset, 72 days from Cardiff for Hava na, ia 85, . Lee 35, lat 26, | Bark Young Gre Harding, from Boston Aug 9 for Bava ia, abt Uct 8 lat +S, lon & Virginia, Mi ter, frete NYork for Buenos Ayres, Oct 27, + Mrs. W. Ward STRIAN TROUPE was {7 ALLACK'STHEATRF, BROADW. WEAR oo street. —D20rs open al ors Oolock; te commenoe st 7. Wednesday eveving. Jan. PU-CA-LON TAS; OR, THE GENTLE saviGR, Captain Jobn Seoith ‘Wal Lieut, 1. 2 Bi Hon-Tas. ‘ins OUT FOR & HULIDAY. «Mr. etoddart | Brown, «Mr. Stewart Mr, @. Holland Bos ha reat merci STREET.—WEDNESDAY,— w Year to all our patro: y A BILL THAL CAN'T BE BEAT. ‘Three great pieces.—Mr. Burton in two parts, ‘The pertoruwances will conumence with the exceeding’y ‘waghable farce ot Te MAKER'S Ha’ 01 ich Mr Setchol, Mr. radiey, Mr: Parka! &e., will ap- pes The new drama ic NEW! of Zachokke’s tale ot 11! GIRL WANTED—TO DO THE COOKING and wasbirg in & stall family, Good wages will be paid fo 8 good girl, aud none other need apply at third door in Ox- ford st, righthand trom Atlantic, Brooklyn. GENTS WANTED—IN inw y ¥ EVERY STATE, TO SELL W YUAR'S HVE; N. lon 28 ular Dex NacirwacuTin, x Haberta, from Dunkirk for Havana, Dee, nolnt, &e. | Ftnguiwy fully agawered by Fern mal, wih eatsionus sed received veh toad apa Sai isa 6 Foreign Ports. specituct map inolosed. some agents now engaged are mak. peer remy cot fe Ale ag heals i Dec 12—Tn port vark Kant'y Bor ing from $6 to $10 a day, aud any aalive man canno’ fal to do Ral Kose, Misa |, Be., Ac, talus Vearl Fishery Co, arr 4h, to repale and re- Jn the busine. H, Jocelyn, map publisher, And the pew ex'raraganza o BURTON'S NEW YORK DIRECTORY ror 1855, with Me. Burton, Mr. Bradicy. Mrs. Hughes, c., & [AGRA KEENE’ VaRIRTINS—LATE THR METRO. Jpoitian theatre, Broadway.— = chat G4. performanees eommenen at 7 precisely. WHDSESDAY, JAN. 2, 15% Je pervormance will comuaguce with & azezas, ia one act, PREAMS OF D) Sir Dercard Har igh Doctor Acdreas A. —oflicers ard crew well, 63 and 00 F ty N.Y. Nov 2l—Arr Cores, Kennard, Trieste (and sld for Constanttiople. G AGENT, OF GOOD grocers with @ staple arti- g008: ir amount of preterred. floor. ’ BOY WANTED—FIFIEEN TO SIXTEEN YEARS OF age, that bas had exporence behind a first class bar. Must be pleasing !n manners, of god address and refer to for- mer and fast ernployers as to honesty, capacity, &c, vamnirg references, Bar, Herald oflice f—In port bark Masflower, Hutchings, fom 22, ane elaoa the 4ih Dec Jor Bonaice and , (0 suppl H "one ‘who. could tr flu dy “Apply at 11 Cenize 81 ny It—Arr Ti M Hayes, Paine, Liverpool. Carevir’s, Nov tn port ships Marshall, Cooper, from ern Fagie, Hill, from hydney, NSW, for porrille, Howes, from Madras to {oud for Bos m do; Horebur,, snow. from Boston tor trom do, Bruits, ‘Meacomy tt ; Young M ‘om do; extlte BY, WANTED-10 ATTEND A BOOKSTORE: ONB who is acyuain ed with the business may apply at 107 Ful- ton street, second floor. DES CLERK W. \NTPD—A YOUNG MAN, FROM 16 10 18, one having rome knowled7s of the business pre- erred. ‘he bes of reference required. Apply a! street, corner of Monroe Mi Laura Keene + Mist K, Kelgaolds comic polka,” * Tx Around,” with solow, cor Ho, pertorined ity: Here Schreiber and Fite taker ep Tracer, Stover, Archer, Thomas; I Cat, Stemelian; Boephorue’ Pendleions Ja vonas 7 A STORY OF THE STAGE. Mr. foe . Lusse awe Norris, . handler Pi ws bso, v i. ie Ginnie P Winslon Mend Tinsicr, sm AW GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—IN 4 SOBBING house; 8 person having good cush or promot shcrt ti trade, mostly In Canada preferted. Address, wilh al particu: lore, box 2 885 Post office. W and do plain sewing avenue, Irom 10 t i oudon, lig: Clara Cooper, for Fr by, Soule, tor Havre, ¢ veellu: elt, for Hos. Zleaby! Cygnet, Ler ss Kale Relgnolds ret Woitington va Reene ‘to conciude with the new ‘and ma a! divertiae- composed exprossly 10F (ais exiabushimont, by called th VALLEY OF FLOWERS, sll iox | Un ‘, OR SWLIS GIR] re, walt on tbh x sid Oot 47, put back Walpole, Weodbury: Judge Sbuvr, Peaks; Nor Weswr, Ela ridge; Herke By Wii Jiams; Robt Harding, Putnam; National Fagle, Ma ews, Auutiss ‘Gardaer; Orissh, Senrs,’and Par hoo aicyou, Symmes, tor do newrly Supported b MLLE. VICTORINE RE ANCE, nt tek N. TLL not, for London ld, ee TANTED—AN INTELLIGENT, OLEAN GIRL, ABOUT . Bid 94, ships fnex. iifeen years of age who ean write a good hand, to work ‘ ne Boston. in §comiecticne siete lst Iu veneral housework. 10 RO, eae ‘ oa : ia tho country, thirty miles from New Yo: k; one from th And a corps de da'let of forty Indies, on; bark eaten teoronte try preferred.’ Address 8. V. 0., Post ofice. chaps Apurssto met and Dress Clrele: ly Circle... . vee Stalls, secured seats, McClintock, Boston; Moves Davenpoi ar, Mix, China Dark’ Rienzi, Bangs, do! Louls, avis, London; Northern Tight, Young, Screatier, Skolield, London; Cape Cod, Urosby, Noxth Wind, Riploy, N York, axrixorts, Nov d—In port bark Theodore Curtis, Bag. ley. om Hoston, jnstarr. Sid Nov 30, bark Zephyr, smatl, Messina acd Ro: ¥ 2° —Arr ship 5 Meo Eagie, ice i—Arr Medcra, hem Oct &—Arr brig WwW? ANTED—A NUMBER OF SUIRT CUTTERS.—NONR but such as have server in first ciass e#tablishments need “pply at 44 Broadway, third floor, TANTED—A RESPROTABLE MIDDLE AGED WO- apn, wilh good relerenens: Wo some inion in the coun. iry, to wait’ npen an elderly lady. - Wages Fa Whe, at Jouer! Hotel 26 Fulton stret, Brooklyn, from 1 o'clock on W F Frehest Privat Treadwell, Swatow. n, Mareellies. hall,” Dyer, elamboldt Jag Mars : i. severing WANTED TFIFTY GOOD STRAW SEWER TO ¢ opera. in fo Dee L—Arr Laconia Freemsn. Mobile; Isaac trustworthy sewers, on giving satisfaciory r z 11, TROVATORE, Aleol, NYok; 14h, Ashland, Moore and ‘Jutan | the work will be allowed’ out “Apply to Robes Napier: 18 ve prevented, s, NOri¢ans; ‘Louis Hi: Mcloon, Mobile, | Ganeevoort st. AY, JAN, 2, PPO OW SIGA OI BiTGNOLA, Madame de la Grange it Boston, Jan 5, AS CHAMBERMAID AND 10s, Bagsford, ‘olestants, art those who can give Dark Rio Ws lame Nautier Didioe , Heed apply at 144 West 1th st. ; arr ral ship Geo Wacionene, Nason, London. J ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONBR. FIDAY, Jan. 4, Deo U- Sm fort sche leven Mar; chureatily for | . V Apply at 206 Union st., near Court #., South Brooklyn. Ras Arr Geo "Allen, Frost, Leghorn for Boston, Wxrep T RATE WAITER—-ONE WHO UN. 1¢ several dersianes ess thoroughly, and can come well Tn port bark Voyager, Froe from } recommended. ly at No. 60 [Ui st., between 10 and 2 One Dollar nd others a Did Nov Z1tb, berk Lean Racer, | clock. None others nocd & 0, cents {aang ava Spur of He Sea, Ris; Maltshore, pre Bana aeons cal —~ . ose . Heavchamyp, do; Bs ) ship Sehiller, Hal , Boston, = nT Park Mary Lice, Morton, fo ceptloaable Teter ac the prineina offtes, cornet Paianc, Nov nArt ¥ , Freeman, Malta. . ie dagpry. nih streaks at Danskio's Sef, JC Font SM b Acelstor, tisriman, Gnyama = — aud st Hall & S00’* Diadolor T1009 Arr brig Kisinéur, Bartlet, Lisbon; 7 ANTED—A PERSON OF BE AND TAS, vk . Gnepenter, cndir. W Hor 1u a Manila esablishmment APDIP ene Jvas ver Sev, Nov 2l—In port ship Queen of the Paci- eo cutler fn a mani esablisment.” Apply at Hf Broadway, up stales. Maraion, Vandyke, trom A} PORTER WANIED.—APPLY IMMEDIATELY AT JANTED—IN A STRAW Goons JOURS Houei 2 salesman who has a good miilinery trade: will be liber: Dy treated with by addressing box 1,03, ‘Post oiea, Howe, aner, Wheldon, Meveina inda tears, Roberts, Liverpool, pe Ac nt hee Portland, Sid tA SR Lb ded hte Hi—tu port Br’ brig Helfast, Farman, ANTED—-AN ACTIVE MAN TO TAKE THR NTT SUN HISES.. . morn 12 49 | 1g ran es Nin 'aPeye for'Messtaa to lond for Bote thonsand dearkmiberal salary wilt ho pad et rele ae seve 245 1¥, Dec {Arr Fornjot, Richmond. mee, money, 8 Mr. Btevene, 26 a Port en Raem aN oe 31, 18 5. Ler bl of Rew © 5 BOSTON, Dec 29, PM—Cld Lark Mary H Vora, Marscilles; ‘rigs Is6ln,Gridin, Havans; Bt Agnes ir), Camp THE TRADES. 4 CeARED, voll, Demarara vis Norfolk. Maria (rem), Wenke, Lonton—Meyor & Stuck+ SOU ATT at Music, Ketchum PERSON FULLY GOMPETENT FOR THE TASK nes Telegraphed, wants s stuation io drive an engine. A note addreaaed tw bark Daniel, from Me‘aina; 0 ture (Br), from Fert au cape ot lar, F. Evan ocener "Snip B Kelly, Barstow, Liverpool—Royd & Hlnckea. Frince; Win’ Fit, son Pullade marine sta- irene ro fd tent and Oa. Ship ft Denis, r Pollansbec, Harr gga & Binoten. tion reports tbnt brig, Mat pany oan for Pros ica sé, Brookiye, wil meet wit prompt aiteation, Phip Leab, iatham, Antwer "owt, eae PERS NTED.—’ TWF! fhip R Caine Whine, A Antwerp? ont, Smith & Co, nga | Tenrained it supot. The veotone Siete were | (OC explorer a at good wages, by applying vpyag mneedaet , ee ss ioe eT Coe « aia he wi will Bropabiy be got o ‘without pds én : vba, 228 Weat twent = Esecriaza, jer, Havawa—Mora ew. § , and clear, OTTER. — = ik IN A FIRST CLANA Bark H Spaldtr 5 Ponidie, Gardenas-ft W trundie. steamer Win Jenkins and City ot ‘New Work; and trom ths Tension i aaa, A inet CLARA. Bark F Recor Marky—Smallwood, Anderson & Co, | Reuls, where they anchored on vig Be #8 Coguimbo, | tat and expe utdnead man eed ‘apply. Salary lberale” Ade Brg Cordetia (it), Soria, Glasgow—D R Dowoltl, ta. .8 Mary II Vose, Ocean Bride, Cus gene. | drese Duruin Herald Brig Baltic (Br), Beeman, Abaco—C Ackerly. phon J 1eKhoades! Nothing eld ‘on iaturda: tay, Satie Brig Kaie Anderron, Mabony, Cardenas—H 1) Brookman @ | NB, with» thick snow slorm from about 7 P. continu un Des “WANTEDCA MAN he) Is THOROUGH- be about? AM. Ship Boston and brig Candace started |y competent to transfer trom cloth oF sketches, on “irig Cape i npn, Deena “ ey J Peters, jay, but cane to auchor in the Roads where they re- paver, (. be An tho: Jaci Soom, ig Vent on, At 0, Cuba— J I. manent lo’ the Hart’ . pag Mary, Wace se Dean & pie LTIMORE, Dec 20 a YO—Arr steamship Locust Point, iD ‘Cooneeteets Aba + Ay must bring apedt- , Brown, Bremen—# Payenstodt & Bebu Awenl, Arceit Behe Carita (Ol York; bark George & Hoary, A se Guayaquil; Yours, Kosten; sora My ye: work. A flay, at 10 O'clock, A. Meal the Browawa; 10 (Br), Bay! ihe “otiee of aw. f We offic 4 U8: A tiprell, Hicgins, Boston: cho, oily York; pend John Crater, do. Below, sh ig Amanda Ba Leghorn. Crd stenmnehip Mount Savage, Wataon, N Yorks ‘ahipa Win ‘enn, Mecca, Liver pool; Cairo, Jouee, Lgcrpool, sebre Saxon, Ran ea, olen, Plymonth Jolin Koo, 'Ham- ane Boat Arr bark finds (Br), Bans, Bre Ibo--Broit, Bon & Co. Fehr 1) okeut r, Trigiiad—C & EJ Peters, Folr J F Grice, Rogers, Mobile~Kapio & Naerd Sehr D1. Warner, Harter, Charleston —MoCready ahh he, Le rn mr a 1['0 SPINNERS.— WANTED, A CARPET VARN SPINNER for the country. Inquire et 885 #4 ; tenth rtreet, on Tharedny, Sd Inst, from Ip waerionk, oe WaARTED-A GOOD WATCHMAKER, TO GO TO MIS- Mott & €o, fuhr Mary Staples, Staples, Wilmingten—P Blossom & Son. Bebr Acele, Coffln, Wiimington—D C Murray, i. merhaven; ! an Apply at 21 Matton lane § over, Hoften, Wilming\on. McCready, Mott & O ri areen, Ryorr: ketch Commerce, Behe yore: {inrvou Plymouth isedke | kley. Rio "in the offing. sbipa Win Paiten, Chueh, Sir OH Lee, & jewbern—C H Pierson tnt Alance, Detortest, trom Liverbosty Be barks Carmauic, ARS, tchr Hanover, ial Richmond -€ Ti Picreon. Stalker, And Perseverance, Sie henson. from Cid sehr rw. Schr Mdeweit Thempson, Alexandria A Dodge & Co, seat pete elt ar pack Mes ns, GPGARS 220.000 IMPORTED HAVANA, DOMESTEG Orapeake, 4, nein, Ye and Geran segare, of amon hehe ff, Starr & Co, Hattrorn, ‘Are rchr Kaiou’ Matiheriwr Baltimore, | s vecritce to recaantimOsCYSEY al. Wit be nok ne ephen, Mcciregor, Calais « Dow eh, South, New Bavco—Mswor, and ald come ty ‘toe Calais, purebasers. Ss low #0 ® oO. OBKERA, Noe dL St breeder, ep aaleae