The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1856, Page 3

Arrival of the Steam Frigate Powhatan. OUR NAVAL COBRESPONDEt CE. Unrrep States I’'nic.ts PownAtAN, Nenvorx, Va., Fed. 14, 1856. Cruise of the U.S. Steamship Powhatan in the Waters of China and Japan—Her Duty During Three Years —Her Immense Spced—-Captain McCluney’s Trestty with the Sultan BorneoArrival of the ship in China—Journzy to Japan—Portuguese Bigary Corrected—Trip to the Fel- low Seam A Lool: at the Manchow Turtars—Relicf ts the Russians in Japan—The Batlle with Chinese Pirales— Number Slain by the Powhatan—Mortuiliiy; un Board. ‘Thinking that it may be of some Laterest t> your read ers to hear something of the whereabouts of this fine stoamer,I scratch you few hasty lines, giving a brief review of her performance durivg » three years’ cruise in China end Japan waters. The Powhstaa left Norfolk on the 1th of February, 1863, to join Commodore Perry's Japan expedition. With @ fine crew of men and well officored, she startod full of hope and anticipation. A fine run of Afteen days enabled her to reach Madeira, where, coating with despatch, she proceeded under sail alone, with buckets off the wheels, to within a few hundred miles of St. Helena. A fair op- portunity was thus given to try the capacity of the ship, Doth ana rieamer and eae sailcr; atid it may beas well in this place to say that she has proved herseif in both une- <ualled, and beyond all reprcgen aso failure. She is, perbeps, the must perfost war steamor in tho world. Speeding under a consumption of forty tons of coal per day, at the rate of cloven kno's, she has frequently ran 270 miles with that fue); and sailing with a drag of wheel arms, im moderate winda, say at force of cight knots, she has mad the run from Cina in ——— days, twenty of which were under eail with only light trades avera- ging at a force of 3. From St, Helena to Cape Town, Mauritius, Singapore snd thence to Labuan, in Borneo, where a treaty of com- merce was made by Captain McCluney with the Sultan of that empire, xo quietly did she perform her work, that the 26th of July saw her anchored in China water in eighty-four ruaning days from the United States, a great- er paxt of the way against strong head winds. Fioding Commodore Porry had salied for Japan some wocks before, she imnmdiately left to joinhim, Procecd- ing as far as the 100-Choo Ielands, and sscertaining thet the Commodore was upon his return from bis first and short visit, eho returned to Hong Kong. The inierval between the sailiug ot the whole foree which was gradually concentrating near Macao was spent in attending to those duties which are so peculiar to the wants of our commerce in Coins, ard which our mer- chants are wore imperative in cemancing there than elsewhere on the globe. On the 11th January, 1864, the squadron sailed by divi- sions for the Loo Chooa and Japan. The movements of that squadron are #o well known, that 1t would be useless to relate them step by step. Suilice it for the public to ‘know that the Yowhatan bore her full share in all the operations, Some changes being mede, she became the flag sbip, end from hsr decks and cabin emanated all actions which ‘inally concluded in the treaty of Kanna- gu > ‘pon the v1.hdrawal of the squadron from Japan the Powhatan visited all the porta in China. At Ningps, finding that the actions of a Portuguese lman-of-war—iho Don Juan—bad se.foualy affected tho safety end interests of the American miesionary resi- ts, Captain McClunsy promp'ly despatched an armod expedition to demand redress and a forbearance from such actiona fn future. This was promptly accorded. Upon the wrrival of the Powhaten at ong Kong, she was laced at the disposal and orders of Mr. McLane, Untied tes Comr:issioner. After convoying Lim from place to piace aw only great men shouid ve conveyed, a visit, in ompany with SirJoha Bowring, Governor of Hong Kong, KXc., to the mou h « the Pei-ho, near Pekin, was project- 4. The month of October saw the Powhutan im the joal waters of the Yellow sea, awaiting the diplomatic tion which all the world knows fade, In thie almost known and never visited sea, the Powhatan was the rst American man-of-war to drop her anchors at tho foot of the ‘great wall."’ Hor boa’s entered that bar- jered river which runs by Pekin, and her crews looked pen the great canal and saw, for the first time, the lanchow Tertars, giving a very diffrent ides of Chins id the Chinese than wnat ono gathers from the river at of Canton. Bolog constantly employed ia cruising upon the conat midule of January, 1305, the Powaatan again asia Japan to ratify the treaty brought out by Cap ain aun, At Aimcda the wrecked crew of the Ruesisn frizate viare were mot with, ard relieved, they being ia great itreea. ‘The Japanee upon this visit were mach more frlendly than on previous oocasions, ollerivg large quantities of ir cid fur eule, allowing the cfficers and men to roam try and ovinsing a dispori-ion to all respects: whiie nearly at the samo ume the Britien Admiral, at Nagasaki, was confined to his ship and retneed way privileges, atching te faterest and commerce of the country pt Shangbse an! iu the Canton waters ttli the first of No- ber, the joyful and long looked for orders, “Homo- beund,”’ released her from aa activa and arduous a bruise as has been performed for many a day; indeed, it y be eaid never was there one more 40, excopting the ra "a Inst cruise on the same station, The ‘tsof the Powhstan hada desperate conflict th a formidable fleet of Crinoso pirates on August 4, 1855, im which, & fler destroying twon'y large junka, and laying over ose thousand Caineso, sho lost five killed and irteen wounded, out of sixty mon engaged. H. B, Mf. eam serew Kattio's boats wereia thisection. Tho force as commanded by Capt. Fellowes, of thet ship; and in wing it isgrcd to say that a most friendly feeling ex- sted between the two ehips in Chica, and tout he Rat- ‘lea are all weli remembered by the Pawhetans, Peturn'ng homo by the amo rou'e, we were anxious to ‘gate, but our orders arzive1 too late in the teamer to cross tho Pacific, withont a cost end with the easterly winds well set in were made at Singapore, Mauritins and Capo ‘own for cosl, and thezce direc: for this port; where, nkfel to the Great Creator for bis merey and provi ence we have artived safe, and are ready again for oar puntry 'G sei vice. We haye lefc many cf our number dehiad us: some ried upen our tracks fa the oceun, ome in Jupen, some Chine sad other forcign atrands—we vegrat the loss of wenty-ne men and two oilicers. Lieut. J. A. Adams ¢ied at Cam-sia-Moon, of dgseatery, d waa buriod at Macao, nniverseliy loved aud vessel: eda valuable and of Doatiwaia Wm. A. Vivi: the c mn. of bis citit “aeble monument over torother : ficers, oat service. ‘The distener eva fs \ vss nearly 14,400 mi’es, in eevanty-five ays; was (ccnty days under canvass voce, with Light winds, averaging 16844 miles per day, consuming 2,242 tans coal—averacing 361 loa. per mile, 6°, mules pet ton, Tho average wader steam was cnuch greeter, but the short runs under canvass reduces it very much. ‘The wachis ils was a loss to the ty of the ‘owhaten is parely of American lesign and construction, having two direct actiag in- Mned engines, o¢ 70 iachex diameiar of eytince, and » tiroke of piston of 10 ect, They were cous rucied at he Gosport Iron Works, Va., being the first pair of ma- rine engines cf any note const-usted within the Hmits of he Vid Dorsinion, They area five specimen of Ameri- a ‘bazism, and have elictoed much praire aud admiration from the mang tore'geers and officers of other coantrios who bave visied the ship. They as Biree but little trou' and ave ¢os$ government tes than $1,006 to keop thom in repair during a thice yeara’ absence, and now require bat @ slight ovaruauling: to refitthem for another distant cruise. Af.or teaming nearly sixty thousand miles, znd remote from foundries ard woikshoye, this strikes one of any experience in hat she cannot be @ feilure or humbug. And, uh not of the engineer corps, still some experience in this and other steamers warcuals me in saying that the condition of the machinery, as niated above, reflecte great credit on all thore who were in any way connected with its construction and iis active opera- jon at cca. te Powbatan has on board a young Canina boy about reven years cf age, who was captared in August last, in the fight between the Powhalan’s boats and tho«e of the feities equsdrom with the qaratica! junks. Ho was taken ici on board a junk earyicg twenty guos, » few mi- rerhe blew up. The junk was loaded witha 3 followsi-= Captein— Wm. Teoasanior- , I. Relando, J. W. Bea- reit, RB Lowry, J. 1. Carter. Eurgeon, C. Dtaxwell; Purser, J. ©. Kldrege: Acting Mastor, Ka. Metaaiey; Assistant Sar goon, ‘ainner ; Int Sergeant Marines, J. H. Jones; Chict Eoqinesr, George % £d Ascistant Engiveers, J. Faron, George Gkteon King: 26 Assistant Engineers, Wm. H. Stamm, {M. Kellogg. H. Fauth, 1o Roy Arnel; Carpenter, J.C Butlor; reiimaker, G. Parker; Acting Gunw Tv. P, Reach; Acting Boatswain, Wm. Bai'oy; Masvr’a Mato, —Raadall; Clorks, Samusl R. Craig, Taon Dadtey! sard Oliver Bi. Glisson, late Lioutenant Comm sning, gn slip Keanedy, off Canton, passonger. WANDE! Sapcepenentiapsiaipanienneenstnemns Onprrs For Cumpuanany ('osL.—The several coal companies operating in this region are now in aeceipt of orders for a very heavy amount of coal. Some orders embrace as ‘much ‘as filty thousand tons. The demand for this coal at present is in- creasing wed dare an ve business is antici- pated daring the enantng year. A lerge amonnt would be going to market bat for the absence of oars and motive power, which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has found it utterly impossible ta supply, in Hts ied of the damage done to the iz locomotives by the cold weather, and the extracrdi nary demand for them to carry their passenger freight trains through. Warmer weather is antic | pated very seon, and when it shall arrive, an active nsiness among tho coal operators may be looked for with some ce.tainty——-Cumberland (Mi.) Tele- wneth, *y feom Tee, Mase, vialtod Pit sted of 26 1ix horse omuton: hove leigh’, aod single in.’ The par'y oumborad 590. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FHBRUARY 19, 1856. Com mission ees of SHOULD EMIGRANT PAGPERS BE MaDE TO OLEAN THE OTREETS? To THE ROTOR OF THE HERAID, Tam among that large class of our ciidsens wh? rec-g- nise the “even'h regiment of New York Militia, usally called the ‘National Guards," as the most efficient and dent drilled corps in tne country; indeed, I have beon told by gentiemcn who bave traveliod that no each corps exists anywhere as the Natiocal Guards; that for correctnens, preciston and facility of moveman', i: is un- rivaled. Andlam inclined to believe it. Bat, str, [ also believe that it reqaires @ different .ass of qualifica- tions te make t® perfect solcior from those nsessary for a political economist, Ip your issue of Sunday, a “Private of the Scveuth Regiment, N. G.," undertakes to give lessoas im the latter science, and heldly suggests that “there are thourencs of wble bodied persons reeniving supoort our Commiseioners of Fmigzati, and I have computed that eupport at not less thsa thirty-veven coats per pecaon e@ Gay, which we taxpayers eve to pay, and wuch we receive no besefit therefrom.’ Aad thn goes on to sugges? that every ‘able boried malo pauper re- cetving such beaefil’ should be employed in o’eaning the siveeia. Thave no objestion to give empluzment to the idle; and heartily epprove of the sugyertiou, so far as ths: gees. Hut the private has gone to the wrong ek. Und able bodied wen out of ¢mploymeat. The dimand for “able bocied men,’’ from oll parts of the country, is 80 wrrat, that the Commi aioners ot Emigration cannut Sli it, Several weeks bave been required to culless one hundred m+u together by the 0: mmuasioners to fill one orcer from Nerth Carolina, amd who eo ta sail to-mr- row for thei: Cestination, snd pome of tacee have been drawn from the neighboring couaties, You will, therefure, perceive that ‘the thousandso* of able bodied” spckonof by the National Guard must have been generated by millers enthusiasm. Tao per sous sustsived by the Commizsi mers at Queraa! exclusively those who were taken fon abips sickness, oc sent down from the city by the C. ers ot Health, afiec’ed with contagious or intestious d'- —— Theze can be nove of the “able bodie."” amorg them. On Ward's Istond is peshanin tie most ex enstre hrspi- tal in the world. At some the num i¢r of patients under treatment has seached reasty or quite tvo iho sacd And the reeidue of its inbatitan's i; mace up of the sged inGrm, the coovaloscent, femsles approaching childbed and children, very tew of whom are over nine or ten years of ge. Where are the ‘ante bodiet’’ there t Unless you inciude tho:¢ who sre employed to nurse and keep in cleanly order them who are not abic to help themselves—it 1s very necessary they shouid be “able fost ay trey The Commistioners have not tonnd it necessary to give any outdoor relwt durtug the jeut winter, and if eriors uy Lave occurred herotofore in bustowing aid te those out cf the instituricas who wero unworthy, 20 tuch state of \hings extst ar present. But the most important error of the Nedoual Guard ik a common one which a * Privete in the coveah Regi- ae eserabanly, ——— for beviog run inte, bat not for having exposed bis ignorance im tue newapapare. The laws of the Staie, Seth anized the ares ers of Finigration, furnish then with the means of ac qniting @ fard for the evpport of ali these tospi'al teblihmeats without req ring @ cent f1 tex sist. Tho cag aats tremscives are only partie- eh» have be:etofore ccute:buted avyteing to make up the innd. Not oven bave antributions been reecivad to ewoll it, On cne cecasivg an Lish nobleman made 6 tender of 2 donatio: ot Tt hax been purely axa alene @ -clt supporitug inwitution, without extraneous sid of apy Kind, except the woe! the p-o- perty of the State at Qustam ics; but aa 2 off ec for Voat, the Commissioners bave acquized, weé paid tor cut of che fund. a rroperty of rearty equal va we on Ward's Ison, w helé in trus: by tha Commiseica- Property being {a the peajle of the Private fu the Seveata Regiaset, N.G,"? will fore perceive that if the expremion of “‘whien we tnx- rs hove to pey”” Ly wied by aay persons in relation to od of the Commissioners, the cuigrante Iaaaing eb the port of New York alone have a rigat ty its ove Netwithatanoing these icaccurecies «€ the “ Private”? in wat ers that, ad m 20 dier, he 14 Dot absmutely required to be tuformed on, J bope t spel) conticue to reesia AN ADMIELR OF TRE NATIONAL G 5 Ie the f A Lettor for Abolitionista, ‘The tolowizg letter from toe fawtiy pryvicten of the ciaimant: of tho Cincinnatl fugittve slaves, {a relation to the abolitionist charge of cruelty on tae part ef their esters, ts published in the Ciacinas'i payers:— lhsve seen ft stated in -everal papers that orual 4reat- ment, by the owners of too simves, whore p otracind trial ia ‘@till pending betore ‘he Uniied stater Comuls sioner in your city was the cause of their ateemp cd e-cape, sn4 also cf the murcer of the child, stanting ta the relation of physicisa, neighbor and friend to these geutlercen, and kvowing tho ahsvlute felity of this cealaei I feel unwilling that it shouid remain uacontra- Thave known A. KX. Gaines end James Marsbell, the owners of the negroes, fur more than twenty yours. I have lived within @ mile or two ot Jainon Maraball about that lergth of time, and as pear or nesrer to Mr. Gainee sivee his re‘urn trom the South, some eight or teu years ago. I dave attemed the tamilles of these gsntlomen, both whits and black, as phrsiciaa; have peoo at their houses aud negro houses in the day ens iu the aight, in every scazon cf tho year; have seen their cogrce: at work in @oors and ont, and feel assured that cru-tty or tohwmaniiy to treir slaves cout! n0° have deen hid from my ob:ervation in all that time ani under wil those re! tions. lbave never witnessed cruelty or mhumanity 1a cither of them toward their tle yea; bi bave seen them weil cared for im neath aod ~-wsli housed, and well clothed and weil fed, end louking va coz tented and happy av negrves genernily do, sad they azo geverally, when Jes alone by false hucsuity, the wavs contented and happy beicgs te ce found any whore. | bave eren the eniicien cf the woman Peggy b-ougkt into Mr. Gainos? own hcuse ip alckosas, aud attengei them aud cen thei tenderly cared tue by ths white farnily in their suffericgs, And I amve hes required much and org gersuasion to fearce hir to leave her eonstortaple house and Loma for th tried iercies end tender care of ber abvlition bowels of eumpassion serm just row to be so hun- yy snd thits'y for her bleod that they cannot wait the regular célays ofthe law. She bas offended aguias by pouring out the blood of her cnivi a an oifering to her trae eoi', The mejeaty of Vhio'a laws intained; and the setp:ng curs of wo litira show! ‘or the bloot of their ce'nde: vic. im even in defianse of the laws of the United ctaies, Ab ai rob’e hypeciisy | Dy they nut kuow the! taele ne xele: imiqnity ond utter die egard of the laze of the Laat has reuned by every bonet eorsctence! Do thay nvt tand guilty of sendtog htudrods ot eaves to the extreme South againat their w:lis, and agalust tue wills end wis! ih now that thay aze dally tigi and Ai miniahirg the privtieges end con +* They ve the owners to cruelty and inhumanity tf it Wire wot tuo thata ernel mester in this community would be heid above aa sduiitivni-t, And after all ts said, whet do choy care tor the poor fi tive who bas boen hurried to_ ives in firth and penmey in th moo urd I ds not mean In# abiding emertipriionists. We hwve many suca ie Kentucky, sai there would bave been many more am ng ws if tuere bever bad been # negio Jeseiving avcliriovist. SMITA CLARKSON, Vebranry UW, 1 Boons Grey, Kx CouLisien ON THR Now Haves Roap—The up and down night freight trains of the New York road came in ccliision near Mount Vernon, about 3 o'clock Vriday morni: It appears that the day freight train from New York became disabled belo v Mount Vernon, and the conductor finding that it was im- possible for him to proceed, sent word to the coa- ductor of the dowa train to come on without waiting the usnal time. The down train immediately started towards New York, the conductor, of course, sup- ng ever, thing was right. Soon after the night ht cut of New York, came along, passed the abled train, which was on a turn out, and without waiting to inquire the reason of its standing there, proceeded tow ards this city on the single track, down which the train from this city was moving at the usual rate of speed. As was inevitable, the two trains came tegether, causing more or less damage to both engines, end some of the freight cars. One of the engineers, Mr. Frank Eastman, seeing that 1 0} n was unavoidable, jum} from his eagine wudlly injure His face was cut by the 3 a shocking manner, aod his bedy considerably bruised. flis wounds, however, ave not thonght to he of « fatal nature. A brakeman was also somewhat injured. All the other hands on the treins escaped unhort. Mr. Eastman was brought to this city yeeterdsy, and taken. to his residence in Collis street. The necident was beyoud question the result of carelessness on the part of some one, and we trust the officers of the road will take proper measures to fasten the guilt ig the right person. —Nuo Haven Journal, Fob. 16. Wrrat—Amount ON Hany Axo THE Comtna Cror.—The Alton (Ili) Courier, speculatteg ia regard to the prospect of wheat, says the ercp of last year ts not ell marketed, and that part o' it which has ioft the pro- ducers’ hazds ia far from being in (he bands of the oa sumers, It anticipates a very fine crop the comivg wea- sen both on account of the ipereased number of aeros sown ard the favecadle winter for tno grain, Uninter- rupted coll weathor and snow being good fr the grain, ihe Chicago Jovrinal vaye: The suow whish has tailea dar- 1 to five inches of manure. People capable of estima — itera, imagine tha: tha wheat crop of 1856 will be the iargest ever harveste! in this ccunt-y. To estimate the value of the snow upon the ground at ten millions of dollars woutd b9 a tow figure. The Peoria Press says tho quantity of grain in store in that city 1s 400,000 bushels, It adda: “Tho country ia #till filled with g:a'n, avd every day tho re- ceipta are increes'ng. We presnina there ix not a town Alinois, nox be:ween Chicwgo and St. Louis, iow aa good s record of thei: winter trana- These spcculations and facts have on i memig It. R. Heminway, a hatter, residing at raj, lost or had stolen from himon the cars, be- tween this city and Schenectady, $5,500, including $2,000 in specie. He was on his way to New York, aud had ihe fands ina carpet hag, which ho placed on the seat beside him. Bei anh Foti he fell asleep, when the bag was tai. om Wim “thor intentionally or through a miatike —/ 4 mie nal, Feb, 16. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, ‘This Beard met last evening, Aldermaa Isaac 0. Barker im tre chair, and @ quoram prevent. PRIMNONS REFERRED, Of sandry persons, tor c-rrection and remission of tax. Of @ large number of persons, fur the appointment of Commissioner of Deeds. 0! the Columbia Collegs, asking the Common Councit to join it in « memorial to ths Tegiels'ure for authority to clea part ot Forty-ninth street, botwoon Iifth ani Sixth avenaoe, on the Hae of tho college property, t afford a park and the neoraary quiet for the new cullege bul'ding shortly to be ore sted. NOMINATIONS, ‘The Street Commissioner sont in the name of James C. S, Sinclar for City Suiveyer te that Deparsmeat. Pe- | ferred. CONMELONERS OF DEXDA. A commualsetion was received from Mr. Sheppard, Counse' to the Corporn'i nm trensnitung a memoris: (18 Tequceted) to de went 'o the Leyisls ure, to wuchorize Che eppolotment of one huudred ad {tonal Comuisdoners of Leeds, Tho Cleek was to send at to the Legia'a- NW RANCES, AlSorman Tuckmn offered a resolation in reference ‘o the prac ice of depo: i:ing tiquid and offea ive maiter ince congpools, etrects, Innes aud : Heys, the-eny cveavng 2 dengerous and tn‘olsraole nuisauce, whereas Kewers -16 Conmiruc ed to carry tuch maiver taio the rivecs; shure re, Resolved, That it be referrs4 to the C mmittes om Qrdits noes, to propare an ordiuance whe ‘ebr owue's aud ethers may be compelled to connect with the same ‘Adopted. REPORTS ADOPTED. Confirming award of contrect for regulating, &: 129th 100th and Lolat otrects, from Tentn avenue to Huzaor river. To build a sewer in Fifteenth #tieet, near aveaue A. Confirmirg award of cou ract for building e new en- re for Company 25; alsoa truck for Hook and Laddor ‘umpany 14, @ truck for Hook and Ladder Company 7, suc a troc’ for Hook and La’der Comoany No. 4. To have the old boll replaced 07 Ca:horine Marke’. To award sundry covtracta for fire appare-us, ani to furnish a ell to the Ma :duugal ctrect tower. To appropriate $10,000 tor priutisg the winntos. Tne Ciry Hall plora and the cootested seat in thi ‘Twepty-secnd ward, were put down for Thursday, and |. the Board adjourned, BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. ‘Tho Board of Counetlmen held a moeiing yesterday al- terrorn, at thelr chambers 1a the City Hall, ths Proui- dent, B, F, Pinctney, in the chair, the minutes of tho last meeting were read and ap- pac ved. Vetitions were dret in order, but none of importance were proented. Reroluttons being fn onder, the following was of-red by Covrciimea Wanskr:— Resoived, (if the Board of Aldermon coucur ) That the Commcn Courcil upite in our appllcasisn to tae Logt-te- turo for the passage o’ a ine Whoreby toc tamuren: ovis of the present sputom of the Purice Depersment may be efiectiaily remedied. 7 cluiom was referr & to the Committee on Po- lis. Couret man Swan then moved that the Special (vm nii- Yee upoa the Charter be oleene 70d from tue further dis cussion of the su ject. ‘Thin motion was carried, Covr wp VAENDY (bea moved that the majority acd mincei'y reports cn tho proposed ct'y ehurter be refecret vo Committee of the Whoe sad be made the epeclai or- der of the evexing on Wednesday oveufug aex'. Duis mo- won was el-o carried, con PTW WHOLR Upra motin, the Board thr resoved it-elf inte Coamittoe of the Wale upm the epscial orzer of Le cvendcg wlien wae "be report of the Commitiee 10 epois azd Suppiles tn favor of fornag Fleemen's This repost, pitnous avy dorate, «a» ordered vo a After the wanrasti ¢ f como uvtaportant busines, the Gonre a6} urned ti Wedaesday, Gur Tororio Cirapordence. TORONTO, Feb. 15, 1885. The Oncring of the Conation Parltament—Live Governors Breoted Piety Much the Same all over Amaica—KJecie Of Revgrvatty— What vonathen ws Doing te Cana la The Conudisn Varlumen: epouoa to-duy, but nothing ct consequence tcok place, Govornor Heid looked pale, cervous aad—if be were not Goverar ! might be irreveraat cuough to eay to eay—“tused up.'! Ho ts beccming execcdingiy vnyopuler in Toroato, be- cave hs will persis: m muting himself dizagreeadle to the maxes. Tho poope of America ace pret y much Glike ail over; and viea men, wue'her governors or rop- resenta‘aves of the migh'y c: f the ocdfism nobilty, tate upon themselves to snub ceoeat people and got upon the stilts of saying “how dare you do so and +0,’ the chances are they will occa donally pa whole legion of the wrong passengers, ao get the usual amount cf bleswiegs wulech are ia suc cnses mace And proviced. Gevermor Houd im suid to 6 ringuiarly open to these objecti ns. At alievents] ca. en:wer for bis reaplog aleady w larger crop of ill ml which will end, ualers ho mead excecciugl>, iu hi “ gleppirg out?” of Canuda oxe fice mo-n‘ng soon. Rectproci y, you will :ee by the speech, nas had the effect of bringitg down the revenue, But the impucts- tions last season wore remarkably smali, and the season betore were a- Evang dl large. J thik the decien-to1 in the revenue, even with recipro ity, ix. therefore, on: temporary. Cunada never was so weil uff ax she is now we aDy it your merchants who bave to du with ours can rely upon the great backers of both, cawoly.tho farmers, toicg ali sight, ‘The ression is expected to be @ short one. The soali- tion ministry —tcr such we have, if it is not something worse have no messures, no polizy acd no particular sim, save to secure the lovgest possioic exjoyment ot tae sweets of odice, The poilee bill, epoxon of im the speach I ieegrapbed w yeu, is merely a local or m pslerzargement. It is aut evea a cocent ivve of trifth ited to crovher Jonathan. The factis, wuat with proeity, railroads, Yankee population here, and « interesting ind.vidual anoexations wit your pretty gicla, Conada is becoming very pumpkin pitish. isbalt keep you posted up in anythiug worth entering ia Four well ized journal here, YRLLOWE LUSH, tz-s and Exhibitions. Buo pw iy ‘limatre.—Lbe graad legeudary equsstriaa spectacie called * Herne, the Hunter; or, the Forest Fiend ond tho Demon Horve,"” ill bo presented for the see nd tims et th house tu-night. {hui drama abounda iu those bouliant scenic disptays, extenordineg mechau': cal effecta, Ko. for wrica this esiaoii.bment nas besome so cm rently celebrated. The entertainmen's this sveaing wil! site litte pantomime s:yloa * too the Raves have fins chara a by Mr. Leamarn's new an ectaute, entitled “The Lf King,” 3 amity hve full scope for the exa pitice of their wonderful abliities ws actors, gy mnaits and BECd vinet Corn. & ovel musical buclesqas of onle Forty thi r, the en of the n'? will be pe: fore rod tiaie, vite, Ward, firs L. Wells, acd the numerous oa WhO appear tn his pi-co, afford o great dost went, acd, of courte, ere sewareed wih tu ty applause, Tae whoe will close wich the un tnicly Popular spectacle of © Horad, the Dew Bentoy’s Tarares.— Shag pere's comody of * Tho Win ter's Ts'o"? contin: 4 ty BU This popular bowse to its gt mesi capeory, thus cetabiithivg the fact tnst tne aan nent rerking pubite wil! not only chee fully bus eng cupport the + smedies we wel! om hae teage the peerlers dismudst, when preseated with proper care Tho “ Wictor’s Tale’? will b : t Bort ote thi Kaenn's Varaeries —Godemith's fae esmnd ps to Conquer,” watch has atthe ty the livelfest appiause at thir evtubitsiwout, od tas evening. Misr Koos p ce maces uf sles Herdeastle. supa ted oy Dicsea K. beigoclda, M, Wollsand MeDonsgh ¥ ae Foe i =, Dass ubnawe, Chandler, &e. T) close with the pre - ‘verisement called (The Judgment of Paris--shy and disertminst cession “her notice. Tters by BMLea. Freak and Mimaa, and M, Tilman, Wait sck’s Tuaann en's farous con: “fou Bivee’! wiljpe performes to mignt, with an el © Autheny Absolute, Me A Ulacise; Capt. Abswrate, Mr. Te O' rigger, Mr. Beongaam, Falk land, Mr. Dy David, fr. (, Hol Ie is. dis Laagaieh, Alss les. 3 ephen. nymcnd; Fulin, Mr. tht foltow—atr, Invighable farce of “The Iwnd us Thon as. Buosway Vanieres—The patronage that has been bestonod on ‘hls preity litte theatre since she opeaing right tedicaces » det@rtmioatien on the part of the puvlic to Hherally support ts ent axa enterprize, wheo o moines fer the po: prs of offerding moral and ‘iptetiectaal @ vertainnent. The Wed wad Meréb Chisron, and the geons eprctacie of the *Naied Qaeon,"? aa so brit itanily peatormed by them, wilt loag be remembered. Wooo's Minerners.—Georgr, Pierce, Vangan and other celopiated c+lineators of Eihtopianiem wl this evening favor their ,at ona with 8 variety of cone, dances, &c., concluding with the new anc very amusicg burieaque ot The Happy Man.” Brciaev's SERKNAWERS will to-night repeat thetr Inugh- able ana high y popular burlosqne opera, in threo ac 4, culled “ Lucieria Borg'’a’—ihe broth rs Buckley treat their patrons to wome most delicious music ia this pleco. Previous to the opera single g ond danelng, ax usual. ‘Tas Pasonasic Tntesttanone of Japan and China will retain op exibition at Academy Hall throughout tae present week. The Wa Superior Court—spectal Tera, Betcre Hon. Judge Hoffman. Kéichord Kingsland and Wm. H. Ash w. Curtis Judson end olheys —This wos a motion for an injanction ogainst viv de‘ondanta, joint o*ners cf tho tarnitare, fixtures ard good willof the New Yerk Hotel, and of & Isege sto k of wines and other stores contained therein, al) voluce at about $110,000, Too plaintif’s allego (hat Mr. durein became indebted to hom ani this motion is ¢ prevent an aseignmont 0° the property. Tamporary ja juscticn granted. Cause to be shown on Saturday nex! United States District Courts Before Hen. Judge Betis. ‘The United States vs. the slave ship Jasper it, Jon chirurren moved, on the part of tho gove down the et ip Jnaper. whieh was relyed ond of Calvy, in tho year 7852, Dection rare we FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEX MARKET. Mowpar, Feb. 18—6 P. M. ‘The news from Enrope via Halifax has not pr '- duced any material change in prices. Tho market this morning was moderately active, and quotations were wel! sustained. At the first board Harlem ad- vanced 1 per cent; Hudson River Railroad, }; Michi- gan Southern, $; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 4; Cleve- land and Toledo, }. Nicaragua Traasit declined $ er cent; Cumberland, 4; New York Central Rail- road, {; Erie, 4; Reading, 3. Erie was the principal attraction to-day. We understand that the old oom- bination has passed away, and that a new party is in the field. A very large quantity of stock has been thrown vpon the market within the past ten days, and it is reported that there is afloat in the etreet between thirty and forty thousand shares. In the face of thia supply the price is well sustained. Michigan Southern opened and closed firm, at a slight advance. Some of the leading stock receded a fraction or so at the first board but there was nothing of consequence pressing for tale, Milwaukie aud Mississippi were in demand, and scme small sales were made at Saturday's pri- oes. Galena and Chicago sold to the extent of one hundred and twenty-two shares, in amall lots of tea and fifteen each. The market price of ‘his stock is firmiy sustained. Nicaragua Transit is one of the heavies stocks on the list. We notice daily trans actions at sixty days, buyer’s option, and it looks as though tho partica purchasing were preparing a trap for the shorta. Cumberland Coal has evidently no very strong backers. There were reports, some days since, of a corner, but we sce no evidence of it in the street. New York Central Railroad is too big a toad to carry at present prices. In the event of a reaction in the market generally, this stock will probably feel it first of all, and perhaps to a greater extent than any other dividend paying railroad stock on the list. Railroad bonds are gradually, bat steadily, appreciating in market value. Galena and Chicago first mortgare bonds sold at 99 per cent; Terre Haute aud Acton second mortgage bends at 75 per cent. After the adjournment of the Loard the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A.H. Nicol: $19 600 Con New Jersey RE Ist m 6,000 Lackewona & West. BR RR. E civ. {chmond RR rt. Tntaddad,, 0337 do... 82% do to 6 000 Gbio & Mi 2,005 Nrcastie & £9 Hudecu River RR 8d mort... «600 Hamerhire Gonl & Crane, Co. 1 £0 shazer Galene & Chtongo Unt w KR do, do, Saxth Avenue... "40 aK Simeon Draper's regular semi-w fale of ks and honda will take place to-morrow, Tues: day, at hulf-past twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. At the s2coad b d the market was not co baoyent nor 60 active. Cumberland feil off 4 per gua Transit, There were moderate ding stocks, without change in prices, bot the tendency ai the close was downwanl. CGa- lena abd Chicago was sold more freely this afternoon at the morning’s prices, The eales of the Nicaragua Traneit, seller four months, are well known to be ade on account of & purty recently connected with the xoanegement of the company. It would be weil for the preeut board of directors to revise the San Francisco agency. Operators in the stock market ore not satisfied with the telegraphic accounts from Haiifox of the steamer Cunada’s newe, and prefer waiting the arrival of the mails and private leiters. ‘The advices, as far as received, are calculated to create a pause in the upward movement of stocks. Alujl ofa few days wouid be attended with the hap- piest result: ‘The carnings of the Erie Kai of January were as follows :— Janvary, 18/6 Janvary, 1955., vad for the month 18 Od +$202,3) oo Dic case, waa ecevceesee 915,010 87 ‘his decrease is attributable to the extraordinary obstructions to travel presented by the heavy snows and inclement weather during the month. The Chicago and Burlington Railroad Company earred in January, 1856, $92,352 59, of which $60,711 6S was from freight, $30,241 62 from pas sengers, sad $1 29 from United States mail. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows : Yaid on £89.74: Leceived on co. ». 16. Beluucd on 3o. + 1,064,986 61 Fad for Aviay «fice, oo 104,002 62 en cisbursitg chocks, 88.017 20 The warrenty entered at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the 15th instoat, were as follow Yor tac T Vor the Interior Department For Cavt my 5 Wor warrasta reocived aud entered. . War icpey warcants seceived and eatercd Interior repay warrante received and entered . Vr mm miacellanosee fourees Frew Customs Cs acount of eS Lhe Norwich and ompany earved in January, 1856, $19,167.61, against $15,557 68 for the sume month last year, showing an invrease of §629 The Superior Court (Justice Hoffman) made an peitant decision to atock brokers on Saturday, in the Theodore S. Draper, against Adolph Kloom heid that ali written contracts made hy hers as agents, are void against their prin- nies such contracts are subscribed by the or by such agents or brokers, with autho, inu, for their principais. Uuder this de. sion all the transactions that take place daily at the lioard of brokers are void. ‘dhe onnexed statement exhinits the average daily nent in the leading departments of the banks Satorday $54 19. 294 6,168 58 276,19 1,625, 3 1) 142,044 485,016 418,206 "43, 20,097 103,025 206:768 4, 1,649 “seh. 2 628,006 sxchange st tation shee & Leather. 1,041,635 Corn Pxchangs..1 486,089 M12, Continental $4,662 2,276,460 94,011 1,136,863 30 364,922 Inara Citys... N.Y. Dry Dock. N.Y. Pxohange. Hatin’ Head, & Trader Totale...., $09 401,018. 605,481 83,085,014 © Cazrtal, $098, 600, CLEATUNG MOUSE TRANAACTIC « varings foe woek enaing Poh 11, cae 1 24,816,822 ! o ao do, 18, 1142) 484, 246 eon do. Feb. U1, v 6,679,204 dv do. 18. Te 6,887,730 for eeveral weeks :— uw Youx Orv Buxea. "56.. ot/sunavn 48.008 1148 000 Jaly 14, '55.. 98,415,482 Heisonvee Pirie 85, "55... 98,020,147 15,948,909 7;407,086 82,079, 8, '66.. 90,085,700 16,920,076 1,409,408 81, +f) "66. 200)118 809 10,296,358 1 83, Aug. 11,°55.-200,774/200 15,280'809 Trteaor 88 ree den rea eee eagrate .el0. 108 Bt, 04 ie 273, TS 12,006,625 7,861,143 80, 40'GO1;000 12,215'240 1721 898 Bo’ sh 98,081,754 11,065,201 7,736,492 80, 07,985,226 0,919,194 7,724 970 96,516,021 11,110 687 7,853,217 95'050,420 11'138,878 7,840 114 polenere, bt 7,888,163 $4,216,972 521 7,828, 300,070 11106,208 BOTT abs 92,464,200 Lv, WE 6.088 008 92,429,000 1 WIT 7,041,079 62,312,408 11,716,230 7,719,567 28,21 11,297, 134 7,841,654 80,508 11846025 7,801, 800,088 11,564,078 7,761, "487 12,088,268 7'778, ,060 10,788,090 7,841, 300 12,687,208 408 1 968 1 2a 1 i yOEL A Ob. . O O77 14 233.2 Fed 14, '66,, Rott vious week, show the following variations in the ag- | gregates:— Ineresse in loans end disesunta, Lucrease in specie Tncrease in &) Increase ia Coposits, neinal. ES Desrease in ctreulation., 125}681 it appears by these results that an expansion i tie banking movement of this city is going on ra- pidly. Within the past three weeks the loans and discounts ba’ nearly three millions of doilars, and in the same time the amount of specie on hand has increased nearly a similar amount. The bank !oans are now larger than they have been sinec the middle of last September, and the specie on hand is greater than at the date of any previous return since the latter part of July. The deposits have alvo reached 9 very hich figure. The ¢ pansion will without doubt continue at this rate in sore departmeuts for several weeks. The annual statement of the Mutual Life Insurance Corapany shows that the receipts for premiums and | policios during the y inte $950,016 65. The disbursements of al! kinds, incln- ding $8 2 46, paid for claims by death, with the dividends added thereto, amounted to $457,629 44. ‘The total assets are $3,178,034 28, of which $3,084,- 258 26 are invested in bonds and mortgages, The amount of policies iseued during the year was $5,498, 645. The total at ri+k on the Ist inst. was $24,004, 110. Number of policies issued during the year 1,6 Whoie number at Net ineren dieing the year 666, averaging $1,193 44, were $699,719 06, and for Stock Hxcawege. MoxDay Fab. 18. ses rie RR.bEO 10,500 11 Cex Rt b 10467 B& At.aM SO ehe Murbactec Bi 190 6 Aw Excra: ze Ek 108 Gé Bank of Republic 1.5 100 B & Drovers? Iie, 125 £0 Chetbam 0 Gad Gord 3 . 03 Nis Traasit Co x do... BO oh do see 69 Pena Coat Goopg 10035 WO) Seer 100 ‘nk e824 109 260 200 150 100 Hud 10 d tend! 25 MiBo 670 a 100 100 900 Tie Rativoad, di ese 0 do... » my + BIO 1250 Cley & TORR... * 0 650 Go..... BOO 50 Ch & Rx Ia R 100 do, R 8B ao... £90 SECOND $2000 Louisiana 6's... 934 1100 City 5's, '70.. 90 {000 HiGeasb td 8735 11000 NY Con 6's... 874, ‘Qo elas, Metropt’a Bk. 107 24g BOARD. 100 shs Erie RR..»60 200 do. . 240 Canton Co, 200 Reading BR, 100 do 100 do. 500 Cum (cal © 17 Mich So & NI 100 le. 84 Galena & Chi RR. 200 Nic Trans 100 do. aco eo. 100 ado. 400 do 100 Fais KI Oo de 0 co. 88%; BR ig 20 Civ, Col & Cia, OBS, 200 Mad Riv Mowpay, Deb, 18— M. Tee De 1ULTS.—The for ign nows by the Canada nad the Clect ef uneottling the ma: ke: for breadstutts, and, in the abronee of the reecipt of private letters, sales were quite lumited. Fiour- ibo sales were confined to about 1,500 a 4,000 Bhis., includi:g common State, at Western mized, fares pntextes brands, ut $7 a $718 4 $7 87s a ‘34. Genesee oxtra was unchanged. Sontaern prieas ‘to high g: of extra wore ia Hmited supaly, i ©. Gxawon grades vers © of 600 bbts. prime extra . Wheat was quiel sud nemb fora was unsettled and wo- 1A. Tje was duli end nowinsl Oats were dail, but prices wece uncharged. Carva Ze a 1e., and a cargo of 2,806 bugs of $3. Do- < private terma. ct war quite fem, with bales of aing with an advancing ten¢ency. lighs peel, 160 boxes bacon were tukeu at 02, BO tierern nef wt Je’ 2d. and 20 bhds. hams ay 30s, and ongngemen.« of cotton wale mace at 616d, while versels Cemanded jd, Rates were aleo firm tn Londom, with moderate opgagemonts. Rates to, Caiturnia werd at chout Ye. por foot, measurement, 5 ct was ficm, wits ralew at SL 184, mazket was oteacy, with small sates of toh pig at $Ud @ 25, Coliversd, wad ex taonshs VorsssF2 = “ales ot 600 bole. Now Orleans at dLo. AL Sromma.—Sales of 50 bbis. apirite w omale ab 420 j 1a was held at 8 £0, and rusia at $1 ¢6. Foy stoxs—Tork wns inactive nod _xaloa confine’ to atont O00 760 bbls 048 $16, and tor prime 815 875, jaued duilaad sales hanted to 99 mt bb re country primo at BY a $0 6745 ac $10 a $11. Ropaaked Wo; nrangod from Sila $15 ° 1. farms were stiff nt $12 a 15. Bacow waa quiet, without + wgeinypatces. Cat wests—Wo notieed pales ot about 120 piel Ae. 0 Tiga. for shoniders, and £450. @ Be. for he ard sus inaghiye but rather firmer, with sue ofaboat 260 4 100 bola, and tiocces,at 10%. a 1O1ge, Bat tor andeheese wero in tale demand without ehauge ix rice, Petia Sutes of CO casbs were made at 41 Rear Rerare —House and lot No. 15 #000. Property in Brookly between Canton a6 ton street, tn rf fc. a d8fe. rank(ort street, o arriva, was soldat p. t., alive, Cans were etendy, with alos in lots of abomt 260.0400 bicg. Cuba muscovado, at "yc. #8%fe., with avont Tha 160 New Orleaay, a Wr Thi so'dat iu. ; — ADTEWTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY jet; 60 bola, prison wore Mand nowit ul. m drudge wee du INSURANCE, tA CHARGE FOR, CROSSIN i Life nsiesuce Company, fan. THE ATLAS. ished 1820; eapliel, with as declared was 5 ins nt; halt fe aacdspe- tall to feations may bo’ mate | 65 Wall atroat, N OTICH TO SHIT at reduced prices, vie Panama Ratiread—t ON, wil Joave Ponans tho midd' March, as a epecial freight steamer, Throwgh biIs of ladiig wil be issued by tea fier or sailing vesse! {ey n New York, conect’on, and at very low rates through. Ir qiire at the of fice of theoompany, G4 South strect. mf seamship ORL GQPECTAL NOTICK.=PACIFIO EXPREAS COMPANY. ©)124 Broadway. Groalor redaction I prices, Breizht California enly 20 the oniy com sauy ox tant have their own agenta on the Thus, exproasly to tend tothe forwarding of their freight, and prevent the too quent catives of complaint male by shippo-s, of biving ete troight loft behind, lot, or d ged in fte transit from at ptosbip. Our rext exprovs far Cailornts, South Amarica, ©.egon, Sandwich Islands and China vill be despatched ov the United States mail steamer Goorge Law. via Manama, on Weenes*ay, tho 2h lost, in charce of «special moasandes, th cogh to destination. Froighta reseived lili 12 0°clock. Saal marcela acd letters untill 1% P. M., day of aiiting. so connos 1 Hor witha Manking MEL WAlsty Aout 1 Acute rn, est oud anmnities $191,197 29, malring a total of | |p 6 tales embraced about 500 9 600 bags of | wora fim, but engagements ware | Prime mesa was dull at | A. | ian OF | Pare iiduatrial Bo | Ps deliver 8 course of lectures ce © Dis-g to sour Kod request during the procent month. Respoataly, oure we Lo Prot Hi. Cony and others, boca isis Freed Lec'ures, Cinion ‘Astor place.—A course lees es, Cn asctinguisned oot peal — - FukNCH WOMEN, | Wil be deilrared on Mandaye andThursdays, lay PRON. MAE CHARLIBR, of Parts. To commence 1a 7) i 2h, ath fclodk P.M. : Are Mad'ine de .6rlgnd, -Mime. de Mafutezon, Mine, Roland, Ybursday, Feb, ct Monday Feb. ‘Thursday Feb. 2s. March fe tack, +.-.-Mime. Guizot (Panting do single tickets © conta To be hac i Voevrvood's, Al Broadway ‘y. Coure §: Chiistern's, 163 bron us the deek of the Mercas, | SPECIAL NOVICES, THE MEMBERS OF WALDENEE LONGH Ne. @ e@urpow'ly roquested (9 be puoctuat tn thelr \ ir \rdge room, Botanic Hall, 65 Kast Broad | © Wedvesda; evcoing next, Feb 3), ab business of - ] portance ts to pe traunnte y order, | BENJAMIN WHITFIELD, W.M, | RaseR, Recording secrotary. OLUMPIAN PEITMOLOGIA® SOCIETY.—WHEREAS the eri cenenuial anviverssry of the foundation of we | Coiumaisn Peith nearat band; apd whereas, it should ve celebrated tn & A ? initendance at thi Soe mee fh Ggnily nod character of this soe Ibera: Kesolved That a meeting of all ibe graduate members of the- } RecIoty bo cAlie ols to pian and Seco spepe suitable cele ba to taka place on the aay of March next, in tne chap™ of Conmaln Co ‘ega, ata P. | ‘ O Lie MURKIS, President, | _W. Cox, Secretary. ATOR’S CFFICOK, NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 16, 1356.— hot'ce.—Na (ce is hereby given thet all persons wie ce | quire tobe veecinsted will be atlended to piowolly, wuhveb | chorge, by avplcation at either of the dispensariss, where ‘s 5 MO COustantly inationdsace; and tt is recommended ibat who bave rot bea vaccinated sbou'd avail themeeives fr mexliaiely of the opperinnits thos ollared. The New York | iepensary'14 locates nt the corner ot and White streets. | Jbe Fastera Dispensary, in Lud.ow street, tn the renr ot Werex market. ‘The Northern Bisveasary ts Jectted corner Waverley place and Chriatopberstzeet The DemiMtt IMspensary is i at S71 Second avenue. ‘Ihe Norihercstera Dispoasiry la located at 611 Kighth avenue. a | FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor. k WALWORTH LODGE, #1, Feb 39, ta Gothic Room, cornet 7 o'clock Tt ts exoecied thes 'y will attend JOHN #. BALD T MEUTING OF THE M. W. Mex: ~AN AMER 2A Ledge ot the Avcient sid Hono-ante Fraternity. one of U Pree ard Accacied \ Po and Wai JaMbs HERRING, VBTRA OF TAR LIQUOR DRA that the undersigned ta cow OTIOR ~T0P WE Boe ety aye bere; a ive thew re tod Peliows? Lal, N n—The holders of second ocrigage bonds of he eariern divi: of the ab road are requesied (9 atead at ihe office of Charles Gruld, No. 17 Willtam street, New Yort, : oth Inst. Xk, noon, o& business the holders of such bonds will then be IGNE FOR THE TASLET TO cemen's alt to the mem: resident ot tha New York csigns for tho came, and will pap dollars for the devign which ahsii moet Dy iulondieg ty submit designs can vie dav, Bednesday ad Pridny of this weer, bein’ etiendance from Iz watdl 2 P.M. to shew necessary ‘informatica. Desiger therch, and may be addressa@, 7, 180 Greeawich street. ‘Commitee Jul YS CURTLS, H.R. VENN, on D:STANBURE, Designa. DANCING ACADEMIES, A BOUWORTI'S PRIVATE DANCING AOQADA- + mic No 06 Broadway, New York; Bo. 17 Non'ay’ ace, Brooklyn, ‘wil ccntinue open the Lt of Juas, ensd ing those whe commerce a: the present tlme (o comolete afall quarter. The clases ere ro arranged that begi: ners can eater at any | with equal advantages, DOTHER NicW CLASS~BROOKES' ACA leeny, 261 Breame atvre'; 2 TOW Clngs will Commence Tuertay. | ‘Al the tesbiovable dances tanght in ome course Je kone cron! open al the year seiseca Wedcerday nighta. M“&, CAROLINE VEZIES'e DANCING ACADEMY, . 21 Howard etree, ikclr opprov: the hull oo M Jesse meet for ibe italy un o'clock P.M. to 6, end 5 to 1 im the evening. tor practice, Grand dancing soiree every Naturday eveaing from 8 to 4. Adrission, 1 cents. ROFXSSOR, SARACCO'S DANOUND Fenrth atreet, is tie favorite re | ali parts of the Union; aizshionanie evening bia cierant rooms, Subser | for practice morning and évening. P ACADEMY, 378 the attatocracy fram tyme lessons at al hor INSTRUCTION, \ A PREACH GENTORMAN, WHO HAS TAUGRE { arthmetic and the Krenek’ language for the Iact thres | Jorra in some of the first institutions of Paris, woud give los- | tons ia French elther is ac academy or privale family. Hew- | ing eraduated to the University and Poly ‘echnical eeavul Paola be can give the best of references (rom taat city, Terma veryeesy. Address Augusta, 1 Whie st TRENCH YOUNG LADY WISU83 TO RE EMPLOY gan tencher of the Frenoh language on1 the pianoforte, | ine Voaeding school in the ety or in an American family. The best o! recerer 0.6 vil be given, address 1. . Boy Boral oftice, 00K KERPIN( RV ULUE eaninent success far the pasi eight years, contingen to reocive now students upon much ower terns than any olker toachre. ‘Tbe instruction la scpara'ely {mparted, thorough, and readily: uyailable in pract ce. Gpen day and evening, + CLASS —GOLDSMITHB ACADEMIES, I ondway an’ No. 277 Fulton wireet, Brookiym. Ca. Tent Reco. New pupils ail tts ry BU for the course. uonkkeoping reduco@ OLIV él B. GOLLSMITH, and No 27] Fullon street, Broolityn |, BOOKK RAPPING, 465 Broaleay, ore sire in devoia thei kat- on when raqutced, BSS.—AN ENGLISH LAY DESIRAS Ae erent to teach: music, French aud Kinglish, aq ¥., 144 West Lith at, MERUCTION.—-A LADY WISHES TO FIND A SITTAs As, governess, to « family o¢ semjoary; sbels cease: le le eu! to iosicuct tw the higher Kngish branchor, race londacape drawing, ani bss a thorough | Trouch end German Isngwn | by ecdrossing , f, scans Tiroadws: | WAXTED—A YOUNG CATHOLIO LADY, TO THAGH ‘on Fogilsh ciass, and give instrvetion in irithmetta, Gor | afew houre caus, inn feme@ vcacemy. Vor further pardoe- yfequire at OF near dth avon MUSICA =PIANO FOR faLE ENTIRELY NRW 'e fd beawifnl rosewood plano, of excellent I be wold tor RISD, Mf aop kad Coe een al the office of My dy BILSLDON, AN | tomediatery, treet. | AG Saaa 1 AQ SPLENDID FINE ROS YOOD PIANO POR SALK— ® tnlad with mother of pe: by oreof the best makers; ¢’ ortilen, fOF & Porron Wao 1# tn dis- circumslances: bac been used ooly elxli months, by & Sudress Marie Acro, Hovaid office, or a! the drug lore cof Fourteenth strect and Broadway. LADD & CO'3 CARIA PIRST PREWICM PIA. noe. ~ These planos recatved the first prominm, over aft oer equare pliner, peta Ktropcen and Amo i, at the ACO.’s meiodeons, biY Bx: wre ‘ Nae . : JUDSAUN & MUNGRR, Li1Y, WRO POSSESSKS A YOCRAMO VOIOR OF | the bert quality, of the highest compass, and | talents of the greatest order, wisbea n situation, fh an Kj Protestant chine, w iiberal sa acy cau be givem. ens Ftest Bop rau, i bs | fics | (URBAT BACRIFICE—A SPLENDID 875 ROSEWO! | Sx placo for aate for $180; superior tore aud case, warnan! in every rerpeet by the makers; not been sod three moatha; | owner tA sick, avd innat vol! ft "Can bo noon this week at 60 } Welker ttreet, before 12 o'cluek. # ©, PISCHTIWS PIANOFORTE WAREROO eo}. Broadway, oppostia Fron theatre — Pianos tune: repaired, to ot, and cxshavged. ° Serond hand pianos frou fo $160.’ Mantfactory, 241, 248, 246, 247, 249 and 2ol We ‘wealy eighth s'reet, hear Ninth aveaue. a we FIIZA VALENTINE HIRED A PRIVATA uysical room al 622 Broadway, second floor, where eho ieaches rir ging and the plano, at diferent prices, ant cam bo seen every day, trom 1 till So’elock. neven oclayes, mow! Neys, of suger lor ti « A be sold nt E = AND MUSIO—WE LEARY THAT HORAOR kh, Of No. 23) Begadway, New York, agnat (a > ealn of Many of the most celolrated magers of piavos. welodecus, te offering them at prices which we wivise all ete donira to vit;chase to mail thou.se ves ot as an opportunity nak likely oieo ‘o oocur, He ix nlso eelliog his large and. we Known enlsJogue of music at onethied off from, the rogue a, and will Lorward the aa: tage. isk Tieivad. teacners nad ‘chonta are of bye mow favse ob ‘all of which ho will raster Tre able to sil (tha sitar, Wy “ ti hvsyatern. The Hortce Welars Hee ie Momuneomong ta. very veal. We are Cn Od, HANA ATE CHOWN Me win IN| Lo'ipeak 0: “Sees ustrenont trom anality.— with mame degreaod oo vidoa wm, ersonul knowledge oi hem excellent tome aad duyabie Y. Rvaugeitet GRE ARE — ©) procure me Cerrawa Re pin. nasa ounce mMat be to pay ndverds. Ue 3 0 unwarda; operas, nprerda, . vee wala,