The New York Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1856, Page 5

wpe remendewr Coe, bere urd im Weakingtos. 3 fe) shew bevdercup fy om acicar sky open everybody Bot @ Be secret. Th friends of she other aspirants opsaly MevecEce 1 68 Werepuvaric to the State, and nv attempt 8b dieinir0R # whieb they will mever eubmit. Toey #7 He & dccmrw Jom of open war of the Wire wing upon the ‘Bovier wad, 0} tbe party, Prulimer is said to be bouts 1M with W © Fromiee of the next Governoretip. Booock > Bvle® by the acucn of bis cen districs electors, @ wipntug Floyd's paper, Wise ts 10.g0 © the Senate in ‘Worpt ce ot Bunter. and Fioyd tothe Gabdinet. Admira- Dete errengement! Bot will tt succeed? 1 sbouid say Oi «~The movement '¢ Bot only denounced by the poitti- ‘Cmos, bette very efeverve te the pecple. Note press in ‘We Stave hay dered to arprove i, while 4!) 1 have seen wypenty denounce tt. They bave evident'y overdone the Wang. Froya’e prospect beve deen greatly wired by fey ‘Whe Movement, AB Might Daturaity be evpposec. Wie, however, wiihave Ficyd or novedy, So you may coo micer that from thie day ‘orward there are two Bosuie actions of the democracy ‘n this Stave—Wise aod apii- ‘Wine—ibe ectt sbeile and ibe bard shelis. Tne wer will be w biter, avd (owe democracy, a dinasirous one, M has a'¢o leaked oni that oiber recom mendaticas were the elwciors. t aa bard Of Lhe a wl you now, alway fe cne,) to the wig Ging et tos party, Beverly, Tocker was recommended for the othce @ Organ grinder to Mr. Buchepen. 1: is bt thas wil havea much harder reed to travel tha Floyd, OF, Of ke Brectrer, he Ratd, wante ihe 0, and he aright Land man, or hee been. jock gelectwy , be will necesgariiy” give offence 0 tne whole Boa. ‘Wing of the Virginie dewocracy, se be made opes ob ike Virgins Senstur for tbe nomination. It kis be ab open *ndorséuen: of Bev ibe Pierce sdmnmtration, which impossivie for the new sdmipistration to Besider, Samke, of the Sowt Side Lemocrat, te elver ine jot gd with s sherp ttiet, and ‘s now ic Wash. woking After Nicucison’a boo. kpecked Tucker int a “cocked hat’ \oroug' And #8 eupposed wees Tucker will reinre we ost: wen: pb Hnvck.ng Bakes wwto & bat equally cooked, bY pon bim cpporition in hte paper to the nomioe ir Gochanan. Bev wii! bavefrom Virginie, ant pest acciber competi(or in the person of R. B. Gunes, Bag,, former editcr of ibe Lynchburg £ pwhlicun. ‘Gout RDow thut he je alter the position, bat 1 have beard hiouane teptioned tp Wasbiogtoo favorebiy cenmectiqn wite 1. Thocgh pot eo promnenuy tn t: Soreground ag we other geatic: jeast, the feet tuat be ie not osly @ Streightinced deunccrat of the Virginie strict conmteoction —, vt was an origins! Buchanse msn for the not wath ce far back ae 1652. Thit extitlhe bim tothe io- cide track. Pri w which wing of the rivei democracy cuet he beicug’ That is the queeuon, aod thereby bangs Rie chaocer, Pvt | cno’t acawer the questa. ‘The baguirer bac # sharp articie yewerdsy morving io wegard vo ibe Dew administravion. 1: more thac inuauee ‘Me leers as wo ine poiicy wick Mr. Buchanan wil! adopt @ reference i) slavery. it ie rumored here thet Wise end Pryor Dare a@ Pmart blow op, but) can ¢.repepe ef Me particulars. More anon. Political Movements. Bersvon Booirn’s Ervecs.— Some of wwe Southern jour- wale are pitching icto Senator Pigier, of Yenueyivacia, reer tererely, lor deciaring 12 bie epecon ibe: be Dad wo ryropaihy wiih the Barnwei! Rnets sch 0! cf poltuolans: %m the South, wdie ctbere are Laviing acocpie of porte Closer 1 My. Bochanan’s decisred genimeria iv relation te the Govihern ciennomew. ine Peversbarg Vemecrat may be Diadered smong Lhe later. In ie gave of whe in fact, tie naid they reguariy 4 Tab mat, om newer to Mr. Bigier, {t neye —''Tbe Sour d Bide Demeca: tae neither advockiec @ diseoletion of the Down per we. favored the reopening of the African slave iwnde, Lor nduiged wdixparaging commence on toe white Tabor of ibe Norv.’ h in romored thet the ecvor of the Demovva’ bas veen to Woeeland Yar Preavmeete Ory Prosmxs.—The Pennuytanian ane we Ledges Lave been mak ng etrong efforie for the joo oF doiDy whe printing for Lhe eny Koverzwwent The former ‘YY ware & polition) view of the question, and cia.ms the work @ Wo 01d grovnd—thss to the victors beling tke Apo while the ister looke ai i from s bosivesr poini of view, Gnd te Getiroos that it shold be given out oy contract to We lower: bic. ‘The Ledger bar the bees of \t,ae, being ® eupporier of the democratic party, 1 will Kecure & pot ‘Mow of ihe work. on whatever manner it may be deal or ead Whe game with the Peinsy!nanian 'e simply— Reeder, dwt, wile, you sone.” Drcuwse to ur 4 CaxpmatTe Dy, Jonas PF. McC lniock, of Pawborg, declines being & cao! dave on the demooranc ‘Wokes for the office of sovernor of Penney! rac. Movarty.—-The edxer of tue Cleveland Mave Dealer woggeste himre)! for the office of Poeimaswer Genera) in ‘= Cabinet. Nobody else wocid ever nave veh an sbeurdity, "DATES SOR GOVERNOR 6 Memphis Zayie nye — Mie suggested Dy many members of the American Party. vl) over the Save, thet \f ibe democras aboard vomelude to ron Andy JoLeeon ‘or re-election w the office wf Governor of Tenporeee. next year. the iadomtabie, UBterrited. anc invincibe Wa Brownlow, eater of Brownicw’'s Kuorville Watg, suould be pominated to op ‘That Would be & very uotebie race. Jokneon *? whole bogeheade o ‘dirt,’! bus Browalow im With Whore copunents of “bet mame," and Bary tim 0 aeeo that eveD ihe trump of Oebdric! would Paros reach b: He wovld toraitie him, bametring mee —The tim, Kook Dim, c Ne oim, “lampaete” t'm, rosed bom op, de rocghaced by the grace of God’’ ever him, wpou every vicmp trom Carter to Shelby, A Garst uarronres D. M. Corrip, wo nae Been on ihe democratic electoral every Previden'is! election eheeen unu. bis year, fieaet tm Tennessee at 1490, and wae never 1, @b account of high water ane Deo ronce, rack Nashville uns) the dey atver the meeting of the Hlectors! Co lege, tbereby \osiag be vote, emeope ubri ugh w schauictie. ° The Presidential Kiection. Bresey.—A Freaum Anarstap —At a late hour on ‘Saterday nght Mr. Frederick W. Mart, jweovered thay Rm eiore the lower part of hie d wrest, bed been visited by burglars. He called in polweman McMillan of the Seventeenth ward, and in ‘with orgare placed behind the {rout door, and suppoe trom thw circumstance tna) the burglars — tore ahead cordate, the ' and « Pf touree of bait av hours woman mado ead Wer in ibe mt CF} cade area abe war arrested She stated that be had noi come to aieal, Dut merely (Or & Onaket Of eagere which been ‘Sent for by (wo men. she gave ber ;rame ae Catneriae Geverde, Dot would net tl) who the two men wero ‘who had tent ter. They were, however, seen wo ruc . Ay women wee tak re Jutico Bresso hed Up vo answor acherre of larceny. The bur fee whe forced open tee ‘roms door with « ’ Dave Lous lar excaped. Bonyusav=-Recar Vimy STOlas Coops —Thres youngriers Jobo Lullie, Jove Smith and Jona Brown, were Srresied on Saturday by Captain Carpenter aad officers Bramif and Stn'th, of tee Filta weed police, charged with ‘Rav ng. on last Friday, broken inte the store of Mr. John ‘T. Shiels, No. 74 Eucson etreet, end stolen therefrom dry soode ani ‘ancy articles to the alte of about £300 The , Charged with feloniavaly and, with the three b were Sou Geberee await eramoation. he a * Coroner's Inqueste. ACHER TALLY Deownep —On Saterday evening Mattbew Meneon, © night watchmar, observed e mar fall from the pier foot of Forty reveuth street, North river, into tne dock, and \momediately lowered & boat boo« for him to telze, The man caught bold of the book, and wae ‘ep nearly to che cage of the peer, when ue etrength omg, be set and fell again into'the waver wer tna wes ween body bas £0 been recovered. Tao name (Of deceased if not known. STDs FY Hanorwe.—An unknown mae, whose na from a jetter found im bit pocket is euppowed to fmare beer Wm. Vickere, was discovered, about 7 o'clock yea terday morqng. hanging by a rope vetorg te free of howe No. 186 Perry ean inquest w.'l be held upor the body, The itirer 'B question purport to have beeo written by Parsh Joper. of Nu. 08 | yale etree’. Aibeny. The rame of Wm. Bert, No. 04 Lewie sirsel, ew Yorn, was ere fen ip pete. op tbe envelope. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, tg ete oo-ocarnaeeemeenecntanaemetiesitantntcesttCtAls iP ste tate LD Dramatic: and Wotlcal Ustters. ‘The cushhese wr al) the theatres caring ike part wook mae deen somewhsi injured by bed wesiter, sud the manngere are ali preparing 10/ ine harvest whicd comes ‘wi tbe holidays, No movelty worts mentioning wee done dering who week, At, Waliack’s some of the old standard comedies deen done i & very credisvio manmr. Mr. Burwo base gtven ‘' Domrey & Bou’? nod ” The Serione Pamity ;”? and Miss Laure keene bas g:vea her very effective representation of Camilie, in her ver- sien of “Le Iiame sux Camelias.”” The Kagtion Opera oumpany, a “ibio's Garden, bave given “ The Valiey of aaderre,” ‘Toe Crows Diamonds,” sud oiber light, eparkiing operas, to g00¢ houses. Severs! now pieces are {o preprration for the holidays. At Wallsox’s ® burlesque op ‘ Hawaite’’ ts ao mounced. “K.ng dohn’’ i to be given in grout sym mi the Bowery. lites Laura Keene bse a bariesd 20 and & new one act comedy. My. Burton is preparing we “ot Ue Imp” and the pew five act comedy, ‘‘Puscination,”” and at all the cther cheaires whore wil! be ex iertaiamenia caloulaved wo pleaze the public and bring ont ite bal/ dollars. Im the musical world there are severai inieresi iveme. On Christmas night the New Yoru Sacred Bar ‘monio Society wi!i give the oratorio of (he 'MesriaL’ —ive wioe Mra. G. 5 Leach, Mrs, Jémeson, Mr Jounson and Mr. Leach. Mr. Bristow will conduct. For Friday Mr Gottschalk announces nis jast coucers in this ciy pre ‘Vious to bis departure for Furope. Mr. Gotwechaik de- verves a splendid parting wibute from tbe pabiic, The Sopcert wilt wake piace at Nidio’s Saioon, aud Toalberg and Mme. d’Angri will sesisi. bir, Golscbsla Bae com- posed ior the occasion a duet for two grand pianos, Lo ce piayed by Thaiberg and himeelf. brs, Isidore Clark au- ounces # concert at the Brookiyn Avchenwat on Friday, Mr, Srmaxosce, with bis artists, including Parodi, bse Srrived ip town from an extenced and svcoeseta) ovn- certtoor. Mr. *trakosch bas at hie band the pucli os of & very gocd opera company, and (be propriewore of the Academy should avail themecive of the opporiunty to re-open the house, ‘Tho leere gave bis third concer\in Bal\:rcore om Friday. He has been bighiy evccesstc), both in Baltimore and Washington, where bis concerts brought the mort ori- Nant audiences since tho Jenny Lind conoerty, including the President, the members of the Cabinet, tne apia- masiic corps, and tbe élize of the ivy slave apd jocicial Draucher of the government, Bie tret concert ‘a Boson {a arnonnced for abe third of January. The entertainments offered for thie evering si the reverai kneatroa wil) be foand varied and tempiing. The openiug of the Brosvway Turexns is an event worthy we epecia: attention of the public. Toe offical announcements show that the maoagor has not abated ‘one jot oi his energy and business capacity, The stock company ¢robracee many of our very beet artista, and the bouse hae been renewed and beautifed in every part. We have no doubt that tbe season at the Broadway will be exceedingly prosperocs. Tne opening plays are ‘The Lady of Lyons’’ and ‘'4 Roland for an Oliver.” fret plece Mr. Loraine, the emineat Bog’ actor, plays Glaude Melnoite, and Mies Lizzie Weean Davenport, Paahne. In the second piece, Mr. acd Mre. Daverport and Air, T. Pincide play the princips! parte. Al Nunio’e Gakuen, the English Opera company give Avber’s opera “ The Crown Diamoode " with Miss Loulse Pype ee Catartua, with scveral imiroducea songs and Rode’e variations. At Burton's Temetne, ‘* The Jealous Wife" and “ Jenny Lind.’ |p the best piece Mre. Jails Bennett Barrow, one of the moat poplar actresses in tnie country, will play Mre. Gasley. No dovbt she wil be warmly welcomed on ber return to the Mewropoliten boarc «, from waich ane has veer too jong abe Ai Waite k's Texarre the novelty for this evening is & comed, Vicior Vanguiebed,” together with ‘Paulse’’ and “Eilior Care’ All ine favorive ar- tite of thi# theatre play in these piecee. At Lacns Kaua’e TuxaTax, “ Camille”? ie sunococed for (be foursh Ume this season, with Mise Reece aod Mr. fordan i the leading rdis. ten clever two act comedy “AC Wheatleigh tp the princ:pal part. At the Bow xny Tzvarmn Mise Kate Reignolds, who er 07s & Geterved popularity with the audience, bus ber benefit, playing in “Tne Rose of Penrith” and “Jack Sheppard.’’ Mr. H. Watkins plays in the first piece. At the Cusxurns Stage Taxaree, notwithstanding the fact that Mr. Anderson has copyrighted ‘“ingomer,” it will be ‘this evening, with larthenis, the Greek maiden, by & young lady from Athens, in Greece, Mee Algiditts, and Mr. E Eddy as logomer new loca! drama by Mr, E W. Dawarde, Dey ard Night,”? will also be giver, Mr. Ta the ‘Thie play is very fneiy got- and exceliently acted, ‘ious Case,” w after iece is tbe Mr. C. jn additon, the ‘New Yor by Tt bas beep quite aucoesstl, Edward Sandlord bas joied the com- pany bere. As Banveu's Mosrem, the covelty for tais week will ve “Onderelle,”’ wito new scenery nud » At Woon's Mox-tgrus, the “Ord Clock’ bay cot yet ren down. It wil) goerery night thie week, with plenty of good music t heip it along. At Buckisy’s Mowsrrmis, “Cinderellx’’ commences the third week of iis .uccess{tl rum, with several new song The Buckley» gare their ils. sacred concert last evening. Ex.ceavee ov Boso.—As the Boston theatre they bave ome of the greatest New York stiractions, the Ravel woupe from Niblo’s Garden, and we shall hare the two actresses who eland paramount in A\ven'an cp!nion, Mre. Rarrow, who plays at rurton’s, and Mas Wood, who commences on Monday at Wallack’s Qcick Work.—A Boston journalist went to the Besion theatre on Twcagay to tee My Wite’s Mirror.’ Un Wounceday he wrote a companion piece, “My Eusoand's Mirror,” which was immedialeiy accepted by Mr. Kim- ‘ball, maneger of the Boston Museum, and !t will be acted thie evening with Mr. W. Warren and Mre. Skerreti im the princtpal parte Mr, Drovers bad @ epiendid benefit at the Lowery on Tuesday. Mr. £. L. Davusromt bat nearly recovered from the eflecie of ® wound received while {gating 8 combatas Gloster in Richard IIl., at the Bowery, om Saturday. At one time feare were entertained that Mr. Davenport ‘would jose ope of bis eyes, Dut we aregiad to warn that bus ‘ajeriee, aliheugh severe, will have ne euch evil x00) /ent cas: E. MeDonoven, of the Bowery theaire, is aboat taxing . protentenal trip 0 California, Be has «farewell Cepet: om Toe day. Mr. Wotuam Wheatiey, manager of the Arch ¢.reet theatre, Philadelphia, and one of the bert American ac- tors, arrived im town on Saturday, enortly appear at one of ovr theatres. “Yours New Youx,"’ #8 performed twenty-one coo secutive nights at Lavra Keene's theatre wil) be publica eG to-day by Perry, 390 Broadway, Mr. B.C Jakkerr ie orgapiemg a0 American drama company for ® summer season at Drery Lane theatre, Londoe Bowsey.—At the Borton theatre, “Self? and sy ‘Wite’s Mirror” have me; with great success. fhe Je- rome Ravel troupe are engaged and open to-night at inis bouse, Mr, Anderson snd Mise Eiswortny aleo com. menoe an engagement this evening at the Poopic’s Na onal theatre, Marsh's Juvenile Comedians are at he Howard Atoenvum. Ordway’s 4 olans—the Athenian Cariutye—have brought ovt ae excellent bariesque, “Unele John’s Dream,’' which bas been well recetvou. Mr. Forrest \osed & proiongead engegement here o: turday evening week On being called before ihe cur- tain, be spoke as followe:— My task, indies and genilemen, is ended. The jabore Of Sve weeks, which have been cheered by pour emiice Mgbtenea by your approving nends, are Caisoad. end, I trust, to you . (Land and we hear will Te 5 el Ha geek § Fi there towers are withered and Coad, wey will With fragrant broath of your Kindness, aod the deught which you havo given mé to-night. PHILADELrEIA.—The Gabrie! Reve) troupe have conti- At the Arch street, the mar. agement has relied upon the stock company for attrac- ton, Signora Fatania is to give & “Grand Inauguration with a grand orchestra, comprising Che Mumen! Fond and Germania Socleves and Bayleys orcbertrar equeriziad compasy, with Joe Lent'e Pemtiand, wat che Ne 8 CaBourcionelt and Mise Rorertecn ih engagement wt Hoa # Loenire oo Moodey leet, the fret week of which pee been qcie Henerng rel The Courter epeake > comp!imeniary terme o% Bor! cah’s acting. 8s. Joun, N. B.—J. W. Lonergan bas opened the the- five tn Ube city, witb « talented company. Prraucee,--Kéwin Bootb, baving conciuded # Lighly euccemefai ergeyement st Warbingion, will piey bere cu- ring tbe week, Bevraio —The New York déuianic, who Las "been Playing # We dietropottian, seems oO beve wet wild Runived saccess. GiraxnaT.—The Keer treope hare fabilied @ profits- die ergagemen! at Wood's woestre, which coactuded oo Friday Inst. Lite dramatic ‘nterest js apparent in Cin- cinmat, Lovevnie—-at Mevue’ Locievilic theatre Mise Anca Ince has aityacted protiabie houses for several nicbis, having played roand o! standard characters ip a bighiy creditable manner, “Pocahontas, or tho Gentle Savage,” ie ip rebearea!. Betn0Re.— at ibo Boliday street theaire the Florences copctaded the thud week of @ highiy successful eagage- ment lastevening The stage of the Frovt street has o¢en occupied Dy an equettrias troupe, Thaiverg's conceria bave been orowdec. Ontuary. Hr. Scsay D. Comnen the relict of the Jate Commodore Davie Conner, departed tnis tife on the Sa of November last, at Torquay, Devorghire, Evgiand. Sno eft Pintiadei- phia, in September, in feebie boa'ta, aad after sufierit ‘With grea: neapin § whe resigned boreelf to her aie, at: Dreuthed Der inet kway from ber native land. Her wo sons were Wi! Her nt the tine, She was perfocily calm and trangoil, and sevk into the arms of ceath with s fll faith ip tbe realizs!.on of a biestal hereafter, Ber body Will be broug..t to Philadelphia for wterment, Naw County —The Syracase Journal says the Legislature wilt bo pesitioned tna winter W form Dew county Cul Of certain towne in Oseide and Mudisoa codn- ves. Court Calendar—Thia Day, ecraeme Nene —Special Term.—Nos. rv en 161, WIG, 185, 80, 162, 68, 71, 140, 161, 86 to 92, 1 188, 36 80, 31, ey 67, 70, 89, 388, '168, 401, 297, a 520, 280, 982, 788, 4, 068, 68, 17¥ to 145, 1g; 06 198 199) 404, 269; 919, 426. “Circwit'—Nos, 9968, 2.47, 80, 6, 1845, 418%, 9000, 1.72, 2141, 2098 9512, ‘ito, dean,'273, 1087. Usrrep Searen [hiermicr Gouat.—Nos, 36, 63, 60, 78, 83, 86. 87, 88, 89, 96. Surmmon Got. x1.—Nos. 284, 068. 619, 680, 092, 467, 948, E4?, 874, 408, 694, 481, 816, S04, O08 , 99 1002, L0C4, 3006, 1008, 107," 1008, 1009, 1020, Son "a, 031, 634, 202, 543, 978, 602, 676. 26! —tiates for the fabric. Beene & e., 156 Broadw Dolidaye, ef every desirable patiero Charter Oak Charms, Crosses, Sleeve But- tone atwde de., mounted in Soid ouly by WAL. 3. TAR- BELL, jeweler, 39) Broadway. Portraitypes fer Une shill: g, from Life— ‘Cheapest pictures in ihe world; ahead ef all competition, “Taking 1,000 deity. NULMBA, 289 Broadway. Furs, Furs, Furs —At White’s, 145 Fulton street, beiween Broadwoy and Nassau. Genta’ hats at $3. Scotch Wool and Shaker Kintt Under Gar- ments. extra heavy, all sizes, at McLAUGHLIN'S, 269 Greenwich sireet, co:ner of Ys Christmas and New Year's Gifte—At Banta’s, cerner of Cann! and Wooster streets, indies’ furs made up in the moet fashionable e'yles, consisting of full sets of Hudson Bay aabie, German ateb, Mink or American suble, ——AYberian sur) Grecian soue marten, Freboh tabi Imitation miak, Winter, 1856—We Have Just Manufac- tured. trom our last importations for the season, & very large sesorment of our popu'ar Ragians, aud other siyles ot winter ever end wgder coats, from he yulmeux beavers double Presi- dept de. chipehitin, ke., &c. Also, # large aif as scrtment of Kagisne irom beaver eihs made in perfec: imi- tation of outer, neal and furs, coutined exclusively to us. Our stock of boys’ winter wear is very complete, to which we invite ihe attention of heads of families We have aiso received our last imporuwions for the season of wimer furnishing gyods, under wear, robes de chamore, shirts, gioves abawis, &c , dc. We’ ser grest induceinenia to close out this wock cf elegant winter clothing, 88 w manufacrure of our spring monks, Reck marten, and 280 Browlway, Nothing so Exquisite and Beautiful as the coiffures, athers, New Year's presents, 4e., ‘rom the roeleurased ok pokey of Vilman. ru Richelieu, Paris, only at Ti Bleecker sireet, near Broadway, Culbert Brothers have Watches for Holiday prewen's. Culbert Brothers have jewelry for holiday presents, Buibert Brotbera bave alver ware for holiday presents. Ua! Dert Brothers have fancy artic hohdny pros CULBene BROTHERS 13s Cana! «. Gold and Siiver Watches, Ulamond Rings ned vine, jewelry. snd eliver epogne, forks, Ae.. for alot reiail, at ices than the wenal prices, ‘well strest, ako. belees c SLLEN Speneenl wouben ant jewelry, 11 Wi etocnd toot, near Broadway. Merry Christmas.—Fine Brandies, Cham- claret, port, sherry, nag oes Malaga, Muscat wines, Jawsies rr ich and Irish whiakies. ai a MAL 5430 Brome street, corner gin. SU. Of ( roaby Fine Wedding Cards, Envelopes, dc. RVERDELLS ie the oldest establishment on roadway for fine cord engraving. bestablished 184, Seal Engravings, Crests, Coats of Arms, uninjurious, don't rub off, and sweetening breato bowery berntiful for whitening tee Oniy 2 shitliag, Dopor No. Baichelor's i. Dye, Wigs and Toapecs, whe best in the work’, made, seid and spplied a No. 23 Broadway. Hill, Inimitable Cw hers, No.) Barclay street. 1 or brown. x of a Whi ir dye 4 sbulings « box, black 4 ps and Halr Dye ite Wholesale and retail, aud the dye privavely 6 Astor Louse, hp 3 om 2 eran and Far Goods senirn 4 ETRIDGR & Ov., proprietors of Thats of Thou sand gowspapern: allover ee Usted: beaise. as exper cet Ape over bit at an expen over forty thousand dollars, fo advertinn a new and improv od article of pomade for the hair, to be called “ Woodiand Crear, which name they have adopted trade Sr be superier to any French artic! thelr orders, as thay will be filed Ay compute ibe amount of money courrmod io WO sie War, tnd st therame vie 10 resliee, Wf poericie, we foot Lhal the trade of tbe worid, cucer ihe inbconce of the enormoce productions of gold, bas more iban deudied imtbe short space of ep yours, Muoilo eucerties of every kind anc deecripticn, amounting 19 hopdrete of willicve, baye iner .aseo in (he Game rA.io; and Laie gor, \watead of Kocurouiating im the vauite of ocr barking ‘o euitutions and other instituions of oredt, to be made uvailabie for the purpose of afiording ® proper mupport (Oo such an immente c) edit system, hae cieappoared ae fast ua it appeared, having beew ewallowed op by the demand from the Bast, and bas gone into bands from whkh it never wii) be return 1s bee {ovnd ite wey ie the pockets of the people, who have become sick of the ps- per money or paper promises 10 pay of lock corpora. Tone. It bas bees boamied by de of diseatie- fled individuals, who see om every side certain eviden- ces of violent changes, either through the dangers of po- ties) revolutions or revuisions reeuliicg from Cnancial and commercie) bankruptcy. We have ne hesitation in expressing cur dele? in & redvetion in the value of money, and we believe at the tame time ip reduction tm the value of everytomg else; but fret we are tobave euch race for money ss will be sure to produce the reaction in everything else now ruling at prices eo far beyond the ability of the com munity to support, Money must continue lo advance in value in Epgiand aud upon the Continent for months to come. It wilt command rates equelly high, ‘f not higher, io thiscountry, When cur new echoo! ef dnanciers begic to realize this truth, our banks will cosve to expand, They Will diminish their scoommodations a: a means of safety. fo therogelvet. The process of Hiquidasion will then com metce, and wil! prevail moet exteneively on both siles of the Atlantic, There are vow no moaua by which rach an altercative can be prevented. It is the tnevitabie re- sult of the extraordinary delusion to wach the eaiire com munity have toduiged tince the discovery and eubse- quent yield of the gold mince of California and Austratia. If we aro correct inthe facts which we present acd im the conclusions which we arrive at, the pabilic’ can determine sa we!) as wo cap what eflocts ‘are to be produced upon the value of property, Sgainst which we have for & long course of time un- ceasing!y warued them. We have always beer particu lar to confine our remarks having sach n tendency to the stocks and bonds of railroad compavies mausged for the benefit of the epeculator, pot for the profit aod advan- tage of the ontaide bond and stockholder, aud we have the satistaction of knowing that in no etngle cise, for & long period of years, have we been mistaken. Séiitul fivanciering, with boid aud reckless epectiation, may for & time have deferred the reauit predicted, but our antici- pations bave in the end been realized and our position fully vindicated, When the siccks of the Hudson River Railroad Company, the Erie, the Harlem, the Norwich and Worcester, and many ohers now soarcely thought of, ruled from thirty to fifty per cent, and some even as high as two and threo hondrod per cent, beyond rates now current in the market, we held up thetr daily bistory for public examipation, and Gemonsiraied beyoud the possibility of @ doubt thetr inevilabie deniny. Spec Iators and speculation defeated for s time the effects of ovr facts and dgures, but the truth vitimarely prevailed, and now they exist on the Stock |xobange to farmeh us al) the evidence we desire as to the correctuess of our couree. ‘Te direct foreign export of specie from thie port lact week wae on'y to a limited extent, az will be ecen by the following tabie:— SIIPXENTS Oy SPECuR FROM TER Port OY New Your. Brig Queen of the South, Rio Grande, Am. god 919,007 Steamship he city, bated dimes...... §. don alosos 36,200 De. a 18,600 De. do, 6,000 Sieamship AUantic, Liverpool, os 64,719 Po. de. Iver doliars.. 3,60 Do, do. Eng. copper... 4a Total for the week... $127,619 Previously reported... 96,794 B54 Total, 1666. kids ngquhec ondass GUUNMEE OTE The domestic exportation has been quite large. To Savannah, Charleston, Mobile and New 0 leans, the sbipmert bas been very heavy. The shipment trom Boe ton to Liverpool, on Wednesday, all went from this city. There will be ® sarge amount to come out of the Cali- fornia receipts, and the bank stetement tomorrow will not show much increase in the specie reserve. The &ab- Treacury receipts and c¢isbursements last week were pretty equal. A. H. Nicolay’s regular cemi-weekly suction o stocke and bonds wil! take place om Monday, at 12 o'clock, @i the Merchants’ Exchange. ‘The deposits at the Now Orleang Branch Mit tor No vember, were as follows: — GOLD DEVOSITS Calitornia gold... + $13,722 00 Gold bullion trom other soare Boas 06 Total value of gold deporite. .. + $16,167 0¢ BR DEE ver extracted from Ualifornia oid. Buver (rom otner sources. . 967 41 1b 66 846,270 OF Teta) velue of gold and silver deporite........859,380 07 In consequence of very extensive repaire going on ip the buildings 07 the mint, aii operations are, for tne pre tent, suspended; wor are there any parcbases of bullion or gold made for the time being, It wil) take several wecks tine to complete the work and improvements cow m progress. The Cleveland, Painervile avd Asbiavala Railros Company bave declared a regular fem) agoual divicesd of § per cent on the capital stock, And the same upon eo payments upon the vcrip issued on the Loth of April, 1556 and an extra dividend of 10 per coat on the capital stock, and th @ upon ai) payments upon whe scrip bas been declared out of the surplus earnings These dividends are payable at Cleveland on the 24 uf January. ‘The following table will give some ices of ihe deprecia- tien jm the principal rsiiroad stocks of New England When }) ie considered that al! these stocks started at pa, and wore at one time at high premiums, {t wil! be seen ‘Wat the loeres must hare been very great to those who originally subscribed for, or purchase’ them eon after Torn ol er deposite... a ame, the roads commenced operation — FaPAIBGRE 80s Pronkia euare, New York. (Quuranons FOR Tusueosb Stocks IN TAN Bowron Marr er. Hernta Cured by Marsh & Co—Radical ar eure truss at 23; Maiden lane, New York. 8 1656 plea meen Se beg oem a we ‘ores & ohy bane: pure, and the liver, somach Chapped Hands Impossible Where Joves? Tialian soap is need: emolient for = Inthertn, for shaving, only 2 shilling. Depo: 208 Bow x FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKE®. Svapay, Deo, 21—6 P.M. One of the most significant and important ‘acts io the Ppancial advices from Rurope recentiy received by tere. re) *teamers, \@ that the advance is the value of money bas not been confined © | rance and Kagiand—to lon. con apd Paris—but bas epread over the whole Continent. Those who are disporod to look upon such o genera) movement ae the result of unimportant causes, to be but \emporary in their action, s00n again to give place wo re. duced rates and frester abundance, are doomed to be dieappointed, The high prices roling for al) the necewen- ree of l'e—the enormous renw demanded by iaadloris and paid by tenante in all the principal cities of the ot yil- wed world—the fabuions advance in the vaiue of rou! emate, to pny nothing of the vas expenses attendant upoa commercial pursuits, im the way of extravagant ware houses, &c., ke , al) go te prove that the moment bar at last arrived when prices of all kinda must fall back to tho jow prices previonsiy ruling tor moaey in the differgot markets of thie country and of Farope, or mousy mast rife in value tos point more in harmony with articios that represent it. The history of tho pest, ae respects high prices tor real exiate, stoke, and all the no. coararies Of life, teaches ns thet money invariably follows in value the advance in other things, which in (ne end again cauees ® reduction in prices, which results in panies, li- quidation and contraction, That money can remain cheap while everything elve (e Wear, is utterly out of the question, and the attempt on the part of our modern finan. ciets to keep it cheap during ® period of war and rapid. ly augmenting trate all over the werld, under the doja- five ides that Caltfornia and Aurtralia gold would furnish the facitities, ls one of the great causes of the approach- ine crisie. Money has been furnished to the extent of millions pon millions to prosecute ihe tate expensive war, by al! the nations engaged in It, at lower rater of in. terest than was ever before known under like circum- stances and at the momen! of ite di:bursement with each improvident prodigality, the demands trom an expansive commerce were met with equal promptitade, at rates whieh varied but litte from what ihey were while the world Wan in @ tate of proeperoee peace. The o 108 tion now © be anewered is, Whether the value of movey Wee fnifcientiy great to support so vest 8 Bore. It ee ed net dificult find @ i f On y Beceetary o careful. Cyphers, kc , on stone and metal seals, rings, dc, at EV ER- LL'S, 302 Uroadway, coraer Duane aire Window Shades, Cornices, Cortains, Trim- mings, floor clothe,Ac. Great bargains at COATES’, 314 f ud son street, above Spring st eet. Liquid Alabaster for Ladies Skin, Lafonts; —— Reetn.¢ a Ex dividend, Northern $2 per ware, Portiand and Ss oo ‘a and ‘Wileaington $1 per rbare. ‘Theso are about all the dividerd paying railroad stocks: in New Fugiand, ané not one of these solle at ite par valve. With one exception, they are all beiow 90 por cont. Some of the non dividend payieg stocks have vo market ‘value. Rellroad stocks bave teen their best days in (he country. ‘The Treagurer of the State of Tilinois furnishes the fol lowing abstract of the reesipta and expenditures of the ‘State of })linotm for the past two yeare:— Fisaxces oF [iuxom—Racrirns aap Diucramwents Recaps. Revenue,,.... $603,025 26 985 63 Bi Biatocebt..... 1,681,080 71 820 46 Interest fund... 1,083,771 34 = 691,047 29 State nod fand 198,577 12 160,879 15 Ii, Con, RR... 61,280 69 56.414 61 School fund... 108.145 09 85,076 43 Non rea.taxes. 7,780 86 8.319 13 4,471 67 Total...... $5,629,571 00 $2,496,642 47 $1,195,020 43 The-amounts opposite “revenue” have been collecied and expended for the porpwe of defraying (be curren expenses of the stave government and tte inetitutions. The ‘State debt’’ fund, or two mill tax, is applied to the pay. ‘wont of the principal of the State debt. The “interest fund’’ ie applied to the payment of the interest accrued and acorving apon the Sate debt, The “diate laad’’ fund and the Ilinoia Central Railroad fund are likewise applied to the State indebtedness. The baiance in the ‘State Treasury, amounting to $1,195,029 43, shows a moet gratifying degroe of prosperity. The amount of the whoie State debt at the present time is about $10,500,000, of which amoomt $8,601,514 68 is drawing interest, and upon which amount wiil be paid ix per cont by the Siate Trea- surer in January next; $250,000 have already been de. posited in this city for thin purpose. ‘The value of general merchandise imported into thie eo ‘woek ending Friday, Dee. 19, 1866, wee « 82,4,80007 coe 702065 ‘Total importation... tecees 92,807 06 200 18 1,605 C19 Fxcewe of imports over exporte ............ 906 oe 1856. of exporm ‘rom ihe Commencement of the year 10 Tec. 1 — 666 Increase. Decrease 10,020,624 — 1,718,647 a te | 7 11,958 | 4 300 Dbis.. at I24c. 8 125j0 9,001,140 = | request at 200. 8 to. for Main, and ra for Onto. Cheese ttesdy, at do @ 10 sco. Commence of the weather. bhds, part Cane at Sige, aod the resaaiocer, Cubs and Porto Rico, op private ier, DUL up, cred 12 be within the range of se 2008 2 a0 bbls. were roporied Tote)., .9B6,540,081 46,110,606 16,020,225 2,860,501 Net inereate W Deo. 18, 1856... 7, 912,769,798 ‘Tee Lite Miam! and Colnmbus and Xonie Railroad Com- pany bave jnet made a dividend of five per cont, pay- abie tp the six per cent bonds of the Little Miami Co. ‘The dasiness of the Rome avd Watertown Railroad Company for the year endihg om the 30th cay of Septem- ber last axd sleo for the previous year shows the fol- lowing resuit:— “ADVBRYISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. aol ————E Fer sentin: on and a hele, see Sixth Page. 1858. Davo'ngs $434,524 79 Expenses ‘218 606 56 OLD LADIBS Fanaa GENTLEMEN EXPR- _—_—— At robust strength by using Dr. JA008 WEB- Tota)... Prrerrer iit $107,021 07 $216,019 23 se! cnngeaiaee. I irene i hole foncvene of na- 207, 980 67 | iat | maa See ee cess wegembie. Pree wa 0. Increase... did Ghanneissiets cece SA | The fravcial statement for the year ending on the 30th BR Aud OuBAPipr: om.c0er ac GRERN BATRACT of Septem ber lant was as follows:— pea chery brandy — a Paes see rn 34.5 evi ae Yo aod *: b84,008) 19 | fare’ chemirala. ne orks) materials, mecais, da, by Dr. Dr. 1. PevCHT WaNan, 148 Maiden ‘ane, sa cnt A JRoors THAT ARE BOOTS, SUORS THAT ARE shoes, for ladies, gentlemen and chii¢ren, of every de- aeription for the coming boildays, at 8. CAHILL, 577 Broadway. XCESS, DEBAUCHERY, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILI- ty.<-An electri thriil of strength is, permanently fi by pr. WEBBER'S sanguitier the whole fi ture are aroused, ed ently vey leaikbi5 69000 00 ———_ 278,505 56 Net profite for tbe year.. + «$156,019 38 Or 102-5 per cert for the year om the caplial of 2,500,000, ‘The eecounte ic regard to the Bank of East Tennesseo continve to conflict. Advices received direct trom the Spot nt Atianta, Georgia, state that the bank had gone by the boare, while the Knoxviile (Tenn.) Hegisler and other papere from Tennessee Ftate that business mea continue to receive tte paper, but with a floal disposition, however, Bese ARTICLES AND JEWELRY FOR PRESEN Com prising all the latest designs of foncy giit Sf, ypera xiawses, quent see, Lutes’, nd dress « cases, writing desks. &¢ Al to reject it entirely, witm few exceptions, The Regia: | jewelry. jet goods, monrping fans, a . fe bas the following tn relation to the matior :— a pMAN' A WPTOWRAEND'S 6 rou The ren upon the bank has been kopt up upremittingty = 29 ot ET ORNAMENTS. the Outvreak of the panic, until no, ne regret 8 Jd sili , Me bills cling to the Boider *‘ closer Untii Seturday ovenivg most of our mmorsbants continued to take the money ai their counters, but on Monday there Beemed to be & gineral letting down of *+ coafidence,”’ until, at neon, there was not a business house in the Place, lieve, that did not reject tt. The brokers would not ‘buy it at nay price. On rae the branches ke Alot, embracing the intoad aioe and patterne. 10 Le sid at greauy. reduced prices: also, every variety of fancy gongs nnd toys, at, R BaZAak, No. 499 Brosdway, fer doors above tipriog street JOQUE NU PERIGORD, 60 Laptte al age — ‘at Jonexboro’ and Chatt were oi ‘and the te Temaining'n their vacita tranaferod to ‘be ofoe ia Knox. ates, | oth ee eae Seber bores aud other rich ville, The bills on thoee branches will 22: be redeemed en RE ‘at the counter in Knoxville now, though the bank con bey gray tne ane pear Seo the branches as s00n Married. ee it can. e jeratan: we would not say so isso —Ri —Ou si D 2 ™ SP. without goed euihority), thet the circulation of the beak, | yancn ‘ ace Pigg a aA James’s church, Bamilton gquare. by toe ‘Chai Joun Juuxsros, Jr., of Yorkville, t0 Satan Roeems. of Brooklyn. Siar uens—Sicksrs.—A' St. John’s M. B. gat. Pols atthe time the panic broke out, was sbout $800,000, of this, billa to the amount of about $226,000 have been taken up, leaving over $350,0C0 yet unredesmed. ‘The anthracite coal trade is now narrowed to the ope- | de!phia, on Tuesday, Dec. 16, by tho Rav. Wm, Ewer, vations of (he Reading and Lehigh Valley Railroads, #0 re Pa are, daughter of ein, Me far as toe business with the Ychuyixill and Lebigh regions G:apwis—Cook —At Sherburne, N. Y., on Wi ie concerved. For the week ending on Thursday of last 5 a, by the Rev. "@. L. Foote, ye ‘week, there wae brought down over the Reading road 47,046 tons, and {rom the beginning of the present flscs) year 127,724 tons, against 87,271 tons to corresponding time last year. The Labigh Valley Railrosd breugist down, for the week ending on Saturday Inet, 5,267 tons, snd for the season 176,168 tons, The present eudden and very severe cold spell of weather has somewhat stifiened the market, and, we understand, dealers have made av efiort 1 advance the price 95 cents par ton. The Boston Courier hee the following in relation to mning on Lake Supericr:— The public bave thrown away an immense amouct of mouey in the Michigan copper miplug busicesa. Withia \be pret ten years upwarde of one hundred of these cop- York, to Miss Liazs M. Coon, of ‘he former p) Untmmpt—Hatr —At East ko N.J., bedtne ged Dee. 18, by the Rev. Wm. D. Hea Frapsack M. ‘EDA, Be of . Fred. Reimer, 0 Sanas A , a - ioral Deacon Soe! Baik, ail of ibe abov Ww by the Rev. York, to Lit~ GET—BELKNAP —Ib this ctty, Jul Jease 7. Peck, Momtimms A. Wriaet, of uve Many Buixnar, of Albany. Camrnait.—On Fri ning, Dec. 19, atter a lnger- ing iliness, Geones G. they "ym ube b5in year ss fy The relatives and friends of the family are inrted to attend his funeral, this aitcrnoon, at one o'clock, from the Retormed Dutch charch tn Twenty-third street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. per mining companies brave been formod, with an aggre- fate cf two milions of shares, which, at ive low average |, uannuna.—in this city. ou Saturday, Deo. 20. of of only $6 per sharé, amount to ten’ millions of dollars, seed yours and Sale . taken cbiely trom steckhoiders iu Maseachanetts, New | “EDO LOGS or the family, together with those of nis York, Fenneylvanie and Connecticut. "Oat of these Bt | iather Dovid ‘Decker, of Guten lolbed, ned merous compan.ts only two bave been pi enous’ 7 : to make cividend?, and more than bal! of the whole hs brother, tauswal Xf. Ceassbers, of Jersey = number bave beep blotted ovt, after exhausting the pa- enee, 'f rot the pockets, of their propriewrs. A mejor- ity of iboee remaining are more likely to lay a:scsemen's Wan golden eggs. residence tether, No. 116 Chariton utreet, New York, on Tuesday morning, at tan o'clock. Tue members of Southwark Er~ er cuales also invited to attend the funeral bet per Saturday, Dec. 20, of dropey, Carumrn MarR, CO hed or a The (riends Felatives of ihe famtly are reepertfully invites w sttend her fonerai, trom the residence of ber een in-law, Jobn Jacobus, No. 70 St. Mark's pace, Pigh etrect, tbe alvernoon, at one o’slock ‘Watuarr.—-On Friday, Deo. 19, Exuy Ca, witoof Beery Pa oe aged 42 years, ‘The friends of the family are invites to atiend ber fane- ‘thie morning, at eleven o'clock, from ber iste re- oe, NO. 186 bands street, Brookiyx. Ber rewsica be tance to Baijtimore for interment. Stone —On Fricay, Dec. 19, aber a lingering pees 02 $2000 Knorr. U 10000 \ .cguma 6's #80 2000 do.. 8 6000 N Y Cen Rio's 2000 do. 2600 ErieR i o# ine. © 6000 1) Cen KR dos. 24 bl Cen RY “4 oh 2000 Be 1600 TWA 100 Readiag RR. 600 oo. oh “a ve KWaltidmb ba 40 phe bierobe bxHe. 104 16 Panko'Coromerce 107 net pare!yeis, Mr. Cramtorags L. Stove 40 Bveh&lrov dank 125 ‘The friends of the decensed ar re requested to attena the Re funeral, from bie mother’s resicencs, Min. A. Bent No. 70 Kidri¢ge street, thie afternoon, wt 90, of congestion of tne brain, Drought op by ool ) ANDANW 8, Lavenauy egea 1. years and 6 mopibs, ‘The reiatives and friends are reqnos'ed wanend funeral, to morrow morniog, a o'clocg, froma bie ince residence, No 476 atiauti Brookiye Doran,—Cn Saiurday. Dec, 20. of consumxKica, Juss 08 do... 050 00 Oley & Tol RR, st 800 an bao Hag = aged 39 years, 0: the cousty Kukenny, Ire ae 10 Cas & Rock <1 RR, lors ela'!Vee Aba {reads are respeottWly Inved - 40-890 Ih ig tena juneral, this afernoon, as one o’lock, trom No. S Pr \ led Choton piace, Eighth sireet, near Sitth sees ue. 10 a Our'st an Cremer. 40 Lac & Mil ere of Bran- 3 yh Bou ure ivited to anend 74 Went Thirty third aires, thie her funeral, teom No, 1 Afternoon, at one o’olock. My aRs.—Seddenrty, op Svpday afvrnnon, Dec, 91, ern Myrne, daughter of Sarah and Semuci Myers, ageo 2 yeare ana 3 mon ‘The trier wee ee membere o{ Charter Oak Cbepier 0. U. 4., are respect fully thvited lo attend whe finoral, to morrow wergoer, at two o'clock, from the residence of ker parexte, No. 2 Chil street, wihbout furcher invitation, Canpanrae —On Sunday micening, Deo. 31, 0” congestion of we bree, Mary Fices, A © years and © weniue, daugbter,ot the Inve Carpenter. ibe fronde of the iRinily Are invited to attend ihe fo~ Beral, to-morrow afternoon, at two o clook, from the ree) - dence of ber mother Mrr, Susan Carpenter, No. 4 Se. cond Ftreet, near South Niath, Brooklyn, E, D. Novae — nriag Saturday tign’, Dro. 20, Many Tat) MADER, YOUNGER amughier of ‘wm, Caria Noper, aged pearly 6 years. The friends of the family are requested to attend ber foueral, a: No 52 Cilntou place, this aflernooe, at cat past iBree o'clock. 4i ao 8 10 Mil & Mica Re BOARD. U0 Bhs Reading 610 . <4 5 and acquaintances of the fi CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sereapay, Deo. 20—6 P.M. Atvar —The sales were email, being confined to some potent Te. Berstervrre.—Flour—The market was firm, but in- active, for immodiate delivery, while prices contnved Orm at yostercay’s quotations. The 1. Coppunct ox, wi tbe Tad year of bis age. i and the irienda of his family, are renpect- feily invited to attend Dis furcral, o. Wecnenaay afer~ noor, at three o’civek, from his lato reridence, No. 248 braced about 700 bb! Fifth avenue, without further invitation. Common to good Mate. . sommes <a ene, nour. Boe. 90, Seas Bee, Rev Common to stant pastor of St. Sephen e eberco, rect, a uative of the island of Madera, Ht frig cent e gbihy Wane of requiem wit be celebrated o 2. Ste- Bouwbere mix ee ‘oburch, 10 morrow rrorniog, at 105, o'clock. The {aney rey, olorgy aud bi 30 and acqtalntescus are rerpeste anscar fally uvited to attend, Hie remains will be imerrec a —— Calvary Cemetery.| b~ Basxax —On Sunday morn oe nt Deo, 91, Pare ®., ony i aa Banmer, sgec 6 weve. y. foweral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from bw pareate’ see ovie a be abovee oS 0. 66 Union place, without further .oyte- a good Sonn Brookiyn, wight, colefy within we above " " oo Tine aha Mond cunr: iam M. ana Mary Aor Smin, ¥6 374 for New Jersey. Ryo Buck Wheat four was stea high views of holders In pews, checked gales, AbGut 10,000 esheiegepwier Soa orn While were reported sold at $1 68, with # iot Chin spring 0 $1 42, and some lilinois red at $1 Corp—The market was Line Was wears Seatesoetes MoLasers: es Ado. 8 485. ee ives Storne.—-Tho redecti for Ouba, New Orleans was sold auuwe S158 orm, abd fale requed, —Pork—=Tne marke: continae? fom with ealee ¢} 400 # 500 bie. inclorliag Old mone « 18 1254 and DEW Go. At FP FFs, wed Rew prime at mie Bee! wae bvovant, wih taiee of aboot 1,600 bi iy W RT IVO, OF 90 26 8 SB for CoLRtry prime, and $9 Covpisetox,—On Sundey morning, Dec. 21, Joxatean: