The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1856, Page 2

s 2 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY) (MBER 28, ry stesso Ss | Sasuvers sae okab | tesa ee ee oe ee ee & ae: 2 ce M : f a] tf ! 3 LB ‘3 Th is tree that there are some who maintain that costs. wre hae te ‘psptien bien tose af ‘The captein and women were all and very ahould be made the These persons are London Herald Mr. | A correspondent, wr t ng fren Naplen mach ; they want by accessory and he me penne Ronen Cobden Kan hover tone oe aren ‘or mili- | ult., says:— navino wat toe h~' e we, Pea share ~ see at Meda chute ce a board. They were feraiae assign is this, proof in his recent r,! one only - gunalt lene bins as Bis wera exhibited papell for the other e large amount is more im gold than. ‘it ia in hot the rekicNon, but tbo abolition of by far tbe E thrown up from the ister or of the 5 Dut ad | wee very es saree prong, ey . eP.M; her and filting 4 31s, to 32s. ond even ite vacillations do not allow us to . fe aver. ‘That is quite cue, But making ailver the Imporiant aid powerfal of the two. There ie | Mmes i rie up in ll ts majesty, and nsinaes itmar, fy tt a fatrn oo, 9, 8 3a posses “it will accept unmoved the subversion o¢ | cepiain’ and crew erated to, Meare hen Thay quisiera vaabard is Gon te onghs 86 be, tet by emigre eas regen ly Ba ge THE VERY LATEST. Tnaisn corn, mines, Bou iy oew, Sba 64; whi, as 8 Gi Tortinn ey, paps wa Liver isi ptseipis which, as prema, The nk bed poarco ef, Frost Real the value of which a best fixed and ettled. PA tae open Lodge nyt ented ee Moar The tele. continnen ita Oe eee ee sunTreted. and whats | had onder to et ire io ho vowsd. This’ was done, it is the fixity of value which makes gold and sil- | "7eland’s aval superiority. ‘ THE OVERLAND MAIL—WAB YROCLAMEKD Agamier | nevessltee Pork Tao mock low quality, for. of Panama on to these of: Missmngin eh Camo 077, Lites Caiock: took nish, wei Grichonles wricwutene and sil, | __ The Paris Univers of the 5th inst. observes :—The pa. ¥ Sieh there ig no demand, Now iru rings fl proms | ta Aroerie. ee Det. we an. ot absdlute, its only relative. From time to time | CAtbolies of the United States have voted en masse a for stores. | Haoee--The call ‘parca of, Sew arriving: |)» One combination could possibly arise which would urnished boreasy aed thks dae nikon it bappena that the produ ofthe nd Mr. Buchanan. Thole decision axteciacd a. com, ‘Tamers, Friday, 12, 1956, nell n retell ab about Ot. per owt of, old the stock ‘be apt to destroy all the of Spanish- arg and 80 day's striking ale toteryees voctetinne abla ean (oped Sere vupeineecie en aaenn bs Sve The steamer Calentie arrived this day, Dec. 13, at | nearly exhausted. Lard is or the moment scares, asd | American rights. This would be the af Ose junk are taaedine vila relation to other objectsof merchandise. But each | 108, oun and bis tinmph ie consequently | 1:10, P.M. Ghe lef Alexandria om the Tih Deo., and | *. 1088. hes been paid for emalilcts onthe set. |. place of the actual sovereignty 8 toe Jenks are texemenine Tumnboring vensels, x any eter product of huuan infueny., Ts because of Know Nothings." The Sidcle will bo vai | M# ade the passage in 114 hours prices, “Gned Butchers” Amedlaion ‘would bring, Oe behold in the Howan Staten where te oocupaticn of eee rent Tie iuaied or tain qrotten Gxitn: arr mntco' tact teen stipulate to Tezation on parelving the preidency of the | | Te Inti mals wore te nar Alzundre os the 1h | FECT. aen ctv active, and sles Dart rach the capital and ofthe legations come near 40 establish eS eee a ne peo the: bands of rd in gold “or silver; for then they know | United States occupied by the elected of the Catho- advices from Bombay Nov. 27, Onleutte Nov. 8, } 5 St bis vat da, Ya, to de, Ba, No change fa fae. ing a kindof balance. Fortunately, a like ignorant Chinese, uadiecipline’, and ofven having fp une how much power or wealth they will Madras 14tb, and Ceylon 17th, Ons —Sperm continues dui); for » smal lob £90 hes | ment is al bat impossible. In ite definitive reauite, yO ds wondered at that large Jeeneas at any distance of time, at least within their ‘Nord of December 4, replying te the Lowden ‘War was proclaimed agains! Persia at Calcutta om the | been taken. No whale bere. such a halfway measure would be favorable to that “tt -] a @wn probable existence. When, fifty-three years ago, cial gee Trosty oc Pasta ta be invoked, | St Novemser. Tho lank divinon of tbe Seok WA Rewsbay | Coren, rhe masncs opened Wi testioass Det ys. f “Tann? ant; couucs Belay whic sate np Dinff shores of Jepen—tbat country whieh has ialely France established her present monetary system, iy —— 5 en the 13th November. Five thousand treops are w oo- terday and to dey stocks ‘have been freely offered, and me if excited s0 much attention, As we neared the harbor’ and forty years ag> England settled her's, it is | France against Eng! and Austria. The | cupy Karack and Bushire, rather lower prices have been for the ordimary A ee en Sees “ae ‘the of Simoda, a bost put of” from the shore with the commence 7 ee etne. The suljesn Merete won tadie-| ofil inst lo dove, tod of’ the cost rigone to | TRC whale of Indie was profandiy tranqul and bated gouiRis, Beading, Wis Sngle Doing source, | Stee coureo, then ave to count ear tarating eie- American eg af the fore, and the Japan dying ‘and thirteen years after the two countries | in the late war being lost, but it can deceive no | ExcbangestBombey 2s. 22,d.. Money markes lighter. | 1 6%a. per Ib. ments ler flexible, which exercise a ruling influence fees ber see pageant, she wor cut to be & Kosvepen dierent onturts'of yates. But fresh | reasonable person. It can have no other result than | Import market steady. The panks had again raised their my Sms In thie Hes at one ‘and the same time yt popes Aan ahr i the pies appoint fao's bave arisen since those times. California and | to irritate against the peccant Powers the sensible | rates ef interest. Muchange at Calcutta 2s, $344, dosey | Conan View on the Reported Nogetiation 8 foree and weakness of democratic governments, the Geaty Tormed b ‘Com. Perr witts din fallin the valoe'ot pce whens aeay’ ecalioney dinpaced toy Lop Sinemine Ud poiatelerte eet. Tides Sm. Eeaaenes ot MAGA A A see Of the Isthmms to the Uniteu | Tiers einout en Ligh tm however ‘nhee A short ran us within the nest little harbor vi 5 ma} y ” z to be the case for or twenty ‘pears 0 Come, accusing a third of a crime of which they themselves | '°% #X¢. Money market easy. Stat¢6 rom the Diario of Havana: Nov. 28,] te recosumendéa by prademes. A mixed occupation as mpeg ne gre. 9: atlas wo adn In these cirevmstances, gold is deprived of its supe. | are alone guilty. ABRIVAL OF THE BROOLUTE. If, on th not at all unlikely, a ition more or | involves the giving up of the Monroe doctrine asit is | Md ty oon erases cultivated on the meuutary rior advantage as & , via: of ite} ‘The tollowing, alluding to the fron Poammovrs, Deo. 19,1860, Jess disguised, te of the Isthmus 7 Sctually unverstood and. promulgated, « sacrifice of tife ive oak looking houses with their bandaans Exity of value. If'an individaal were vo reserve | India to tbe Fetsan Cull has been publishes in tbe | The Rescute, i charge of Oommander Harwaen, ef the | of Pansme, hag, been, nidvensod LA Kesey og feat beeper peeing ta black tile roofs. ‘The’ town of Slmoda Hes inside of for bimself an ‘annual rent of a Kilogramme | Teheran Journal of Court News:—Reporia are cur- | Unned Etaiee navy, anchored st Sptibesd this afternoon. || Washington t the govanment of New Granada, we | of the masses woald never consent (0 it In I a well built stone breskwater, which defende i from cae eeircs Uf wheat he Cold Beaty ctll how | rent here that an English ehip-of-war bed arrived | Toe weather was 00 foe] that all communist wih the | 87° fly convinced t pee ik Sommer of the middie classes, who, when Som | the waves in case of & heavy surf breaking in fromr ne ctolicres would on the September, ‘ereian. after i ward, and from ‘waves in case of an earth- with this tthe end ox ten ; aad ier nage base a birt canoe be scoped tf Supremacy is at issue, show themselves ex. | Seawerd, and hinge certain—it would be lesa than he could bay | thit'as Stacy tava Coyatrom Bombay, | itis also vaid } " capiain Harutein sucoeéded is sending a totter, by w | co cater and Sader emvepuonel tances. if | cessively suspicious, although on other questions | aneke ecourring in tbe bay. | a today. But, on the other baud, if aman bad an | selawoold shortly leave the later for the same | pilot, to Papalaida, the United States Vice Consul, tnform | the sale has succeeded with the Mexican govern- | More complicated they do not afford proof of like | ,_ 00% A consisting of Tatelsal, Tookjuro, ae abl ag A adh ony ne pie destination, and that each would have on hoard 500 J ing him ofthe impsesibiliy a perseoal)y ceming on shove j, ment, thas country bas since been disabased, and its borne fe meantime, if New Granada frankly declare | #2d Namara Tso te Butoh retoms, and Mllograxome of gold), we have every resson to be- | fo she huh er falaiy of this meme We bene heard fo hieraoen to Pay his ofclal respects to tke author: | SSO0E American there J-that she will not, ander whatever pretext or what- ore fn L ties. The Resolute arrived under the Americas eosign gmong the ble union, the and pendant; after she bad shored she holsted the Eog | their common. origin, and even of their com- | Wrest itfrom her by force will present incon- : i g 5 I F Fre lieve toat in ten years to come he will be able to f i z with hia silver the same quantity of wheat, i versetion . pe he can om, Freie these iderations it frome Tha penrellin ee eee Great pan, Se leh white Si. George ensign alongside of the American. | mon revolutions, each one of the Spanieh American | Veviences sufficient to the most sponds, Tockjarn cote 8 Se rote of woulda we, haps, Fac we ty ogy bee other | the suggeetion of agitatore, bad her | She is to de brought into Portsmouth barbor to-morrow. re poeeet a sino ® peculiar charscter, ‘and in bine ie aoe. pcre ted, | to them, they manifested Ccreme peamre oe countries which have taken andard. | treaties of frien ith Persia, |, Botwith- t paar w reflect whether it would not be better to change sanding the poonraa gh pqaen pale perengt aie ieana gaat isbing, according to the different ways by which they { tecedents of bad influence would te onseied. here conversed with great fluency with him in the Dutch their system and adopt silver instead of gold. thy, i Tn Waly sitamesy vaview of the sotten of Gis" Mo: never acted unjustly, committed an act contrary to Boomuaxrros, Friday night, Deo. 13,1888. 1 pursue their destiny. ‘That Mexico is, a8 a whole, | afe few, iC any, sensible men in New Granada and { /anquege. sons? the harmony which bas existed for so many years | TD¢ Belgian ateamer Be)g'que has arrived, and bring Tmang all nations } of 1 pr veh in the ntiovotca tan wen 8 Hy F E i g & : 3] z g i a t of jain, but in the atternoon the weather be- actary Convention of Vienna, we bave paased over ween them: in that ersian nation, New York papers to the 27th ult. hie spirit, is fact, unhapoily too well known, the | Member the franchises and pri which 3 in silence various measures of’ minor detail, What | Jeane, dnemican, onl Ootirauichen for ie a, Paanon Crakieh it would mit oe dighcalc to set forts, | been generously accorded to the foretgn transit linee Soret and the nee ee we bave considered affords sufficient ground for the | would be obliged, to ks great reeret, firmly to op: Financial and Commercial. But that New Granada, notwithstanding ite smaller J Which have ht 20 small profits and | Rit as the eve could penetrate, on fide, ex- following conclusion, viz: that the new system of | pose the proceedings of the British government. Toxpow Monsy Manus, Fxipay xvamina, Dao 12.—The | element of strength, presents iteelf in a most honor- | bave been so in serious cept to the green hills arose, Hime edinage how inaugurated in Germany is a remark: The London Times of November llth, saya:— poy reaper te femey ig Sunde in tec rete or | Sble light, is nos dou! ea by whoever nas been able | the past experience serve saa guide for the present creasing in height, each alternate ran the able progress in comparison with the past, but 43 | Surely,a man can soarcely feel spite against the ducoans be ry ik to become acquainted the moral condition of | and the future. most distant wrapped their giant tope fn the far ss.we can judge from the report ouvlished in | Srare of Georgie; it 18 difficult. to imagine vindic- | Lomuard 11 ect g in certain thia people in the . We are not The roofs of the town were just visible above the the Moniteur, i; isnot altosether quite #o great a | tiveners egainst a Central Railroad. Mr, Arrow. | % below ine minimum—6% per cent betioved | willing at present to Pe merit the ‘Visit of the San Jacinto to Japan. breakwater; wild fowl, unaccustomed to distarbance ag we bad reas9n to hope for from such €0- | gmith’s conduct, endeavor to exulain it bow we will, | by wany pa: ter thay ibe rate would have beea reducea | democratic cone wi New Granada has ‘¥rom the Philade'pbia loquirer, Dec 27 } from the hand of man, flew to and fro, now and ther jbteved people, in the matier of facilitating in- | nuststill remain quite as nnintelligible to us as bis | ¥«stercay, Dut the directors separated witnout any | given herself, but it is certain that during the twenty A letter froma friend at Shanghae informs us to the surface to pick up a stray morsels Yercourse between nations, and of simphfying com- | story bas appeared to our Transatlantic friends. change being announced, The policy of the bank io sd | years of its duration it has been penetrating intothe | that the United States steamseip San Jacinto, the | STORPIDE: over the ‘whee tole aa ial ac . heriwg to the rate ot 034 per cent has been viewed ia the J afte f the and transformed itself, to | flag vessel of the East India a} * guiet ro * mercial secounts end bookkeeping. 4 London letter says:- From the moment of the | ocmaere'al world ea <f'a purely cautionary onaracter— pcan at ir Seer, Was Wanstead See eae, vers of tee Eo iy a ee els I contemplated it from the quarter deck, The French Government and its Ald to Rati- | energetic blockade of the ports of Brazil, by the | tbe general opinion being that the recent arrivals of gola | 3° Point, 5. more Prac s Sep ov that I had never before enjoyed a ight sa orders of Lord Palmerston, at that time Foreign | (ine sreater portion of which was sens to the Bask of f The. ele which have taken re | oan ene Japan. Che, jet, Hang Keng on ‘And such were the impressions, moré or [From the Lenten ea, Dae: 8) Secretary, no exertion has ‘heen spared by the Ss wonld bave justified abe directora in lowering | furDieh us with the proof of it; for their character | 12th of August for » having on Mr. of all. : M. Rouher, the French Minister for Pablic Works, | slaveholders in that country to supply the defi- | % Besinens sperotions ate. guvevally dns this | .Ga4 ibe whole groctadingn aro widely detinens frm} Fiatr's, the Unises Chases Cunen! General to Supen, Commerce and Agriculture, bas addressed w toe | ciency immediately feit in the slave markets ; (he Zest, Dep shore Bevery Hoeven, en ee . Ayres = ropaelin This intellec: mere Sage nts of ci. * ot Rone gy dag ge er Poa yh ta Emperor a report on what bas been deme in railways | and one after another the many modifications in | pet ince "he dead reason Pesave over, enus te = i sheer “ an alet ace ae; i In bad aie ane | Covoxr® To-n1oat—The Buckley's, in connec- up to the present time, and on what is needed for | which the traffic in human flesh bas since de- | bininues to isi! in vase oe, especially i money } tua! marenent, Serer ve may eg tehto"tens 41 Aad hows srave be yd we tion with Dodworth’s band, will give the third of tue current year. It closes by recommenting the | veloped. itself, have one by one become known | “The srrivals ot specie hare been considerable, both | *scretion, carrie thew peg rong galiig’ onw The Jacinto had'a very | ‘eit series of mcred concerts at their new hall, amount to te sanctioned as the igsue of new scrip | to the public by tue agency of the press. from tbe United Siales and Australia; und as tne demand | ODP wee, Oo 8 MUTED ID, oe oar ee viatt to the intercourse betweex | £66 Broadway, this evening. The programme con- for 1857. This js po Jess a sum than £3,560,000. I¢ | Tee London Times of 11th {nstant aays:—The cor | Bar alist entirely tub ded, toe greater portion bas | ¥ lo Spee cace of Eee, ameen, exerts on Oe | et eee eaten aia tains quite a variety of the sweetest sacred melo- may sound smal! when compared with the giganti> | respendence between the airectors aod auditore of | Se sent tothe Bank of Eagiand. Retdacket, aah ene, ee of all vod thorities, of the moet friend! eeu om | dies, and that A, be rendered in the most een a ot heath ca ete anies, UaEAL 18 & | whe Great Northern Raitway gives a further iustra- | {ert r nate expected eh rice mee seep | acta to the peopls, aad submit then to general die: | Itisexid, however, vo be the pulley of Une. Japa- Pleasing and srtist like manner, all who have heard gyeat sign of health and acuivity that go considers: | tion of the véeleseness of the ext modes of | the precious metal. : suvply of | Cossion and examination. ‘Thus certain follies are | nese Government, bioeoneale' ere obstacle in Sepleies soeaeines ill guarantee, Die an amount should be considered disposavie in works of this nature uuder the existing circum- stances of France, There is a wide difference between the effect and the power of our insular railways and the creat con- tivevtal lines of Franse—lines which oven tne routes audit of railway accounts. The auditors im this case inset that Mr. Redpath’s department was wholly out of their sphere, and so ciear ie their conviction on the cubject that they refused, after the discovery of his delinquency, 10 promote any examinaypn uti! L » to every The return from the Bank of Englatd for the week end ible. Therefore the sale of lands, | its power foreign intercourse, and the arrival of the | BRoapway Tumarae—The popular dramatic tog the Uin of December gives the following reculst, | without real prod for, and to, the di of te | Bat Jacinto, with Ma Berra oo howe aaa et ae company will Bereafter_ alternate with the German compared with the eek :— 7 vi Fate depen. 20 80% Tncreaee. 5 Repay OPNT 88 ee WN, A Rapp RNE TS. service iim the Cotumeailone, the cdctlishinent tomorrow evening, with Beethoven's Other depos' . Rest... aro. 108 sehus |. Pride, which, within a certain limit, is a virtue, re- | was asked, if he could not take Mr. back | “Fidelio.” The chief characters have been _as- tmeravdam is an exposé of the steps taken by the Cabinet or St. Peter-burg with a view to the fultil- ment of the articles 20 and 21 of the treaty of the 30th of March. A correspondent of the London Times, writing from Paris, ssys:—Persons #ho are generally well informed of what is passing behind the scenes, state the world to Venice; or he may pase entirely by rail through Frankfort, Berlin, and Pomerania to te aic, Or he may visit Warsaw or Cracow. With all Sere by her great line te Bordeaux with whe Pyrenees, Paris is now in direct radway com- munication There can be no doub! tha: this vast mass of money laid down iu iren and expended ia Raeoom, My the directors had distinctly expressed concurrence ts 8 similar jon. It does not follow from | again. The reply was, that his orders were, to bi: nets to Mmes. Jobannsen and Von Berkel, who, Soda’ eke Salticron ine — Reh may | wih chis view. Gov't sepuriise.£10 649,067 Increase. £186,000 ae we bave Fay, that the New Granedian states | Mr. Harris there and Jeave him and he snould anes ing from their Performances, are fully Wow. by railway five hundred and fourceen miles | A document addressed vy the Russian government | Other secur! s, 17 389715 Decrease. 148,034 | men show themeelves inclined towards nojust con- m. Finding the Commodore thus decided, the | cSpable of giving the most ample satisfaction. Kom ‘Paris to Maseeilien; or be may teach Laverne at the latter and of October, to all the Fewers thas | Nous caompys.. 4 UT600 lncreame. 1... | 906.908 colons. Br. Oopine, president elect, a4 wa who, J estboriticn inume diate! set about to p a resi- Honele Ganeun=The fairy opers of “Cinde. 5 ‘emoont of votes im circu Consul General, and febte, th and go thence across the most beauti‘al country in | “ned the treaty of Paris nus emerged. This me- senate N00, and the wreck of Gees Jn | piincipe, ne —— 4 = conservative sana € fi oy whieh» Beg. pare wing preaiens ‘ge numbers patron . Murillo Toro, the candidate Riek deperiments 1s £10,486.108, showing ea increase of of the demosracy, | staff was erected, from which, as the San Jacinto has judiciously resolved to announee it for tam chica rem eh ea declaied himself with no lees clearness against fo- | left the harbor, the stars and stripes were displayed. tomorow evening, when Mr. Harrison £24,346,520 | eign cominion, the entire press of hie party sup- We subjoin a list of the officers of the San Jacin | resume the character of , porting him. Even a third party, of much lesa n- to:— - | of the evening Miss Lonisa Pyne will sing , although distinctly confess- Commodore, James Armstrong; Commander H | quisite melody, “Lo, here the gentle lark.” ing its creed on this point, offers, in the | H. Bell ; Lieutenants, H. H. Lewis, J. C. neble ebaracter of General Mosquera, the best gua oe, ee TA he i oa hy Ate ae 4 F : i: Notes iaened... Government devi. Other eecuriites.. Gold coin apd bull! 4 § i | steam is one of the great signs of the prosperity of | that the Bolgrad question is to be “put to the vote” 3 | Thespis, which, under the able guidance of acountry. The oneen Of railway works of veal | in the new conference. Wha’ ie meant is, that the antes. mn bee po er, J. 0. Bradford ; ham, long go resumed its position among atitity is at once the symptom of health and tue | representatives of the seven Powers—Engiand, Moreover, the New Granadian Congress has not x rines, J. ©. Simms ; Obief » | first in the lad, will tomorrow evening be wburce of vigor. The rapid communication be | France, Anstria, Turkey, Russia, Prassia and Sar- alone to decide this important question. In conse- ST; aye! 3 Aasistan: Sugeons, BP. + | re-decked in all its ancient splendor. Shakopere's Sween towns that a few years since scarcely knew of | dimia—will have to devlare whether the Bolgrad quence of its newly “re nr os Lae: bea Saetey —— “King John” is to be prodaced in astyle of the exe anotber’s existenco—the quick interchange of | mentioned in artiale 20 of the treaty of is the Jederal organization, Istemus of Panama euve! ; 1st Assistan , A. Lawton greatest’ magnificence, ‘as regards cast and ideas between men, foreigners by natural position — bee a voice and vote in the matter, and without | E. 8. vohag~ Pe Lo] . B. Brooks and H. W. | scenery. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, Mr. Wheatley, are the great civilizers of Recah” tees i the consent of that province it is impossible | Spooner ; 34 do. do., H.C. Victor, OC. H. Baker, and | &c., appear in it. to proceed, legally, to a more or less complete aliens . B. Biles ; fain’s Clerk, W. S. Ash; Parser’s “ean Command the lines where the quick puise of the tion of its sovereignty. The wishes and opinions of | Clerk, D. A. Edmonds ; Boatswain, B. Johnson ; F i : E | steam engine coive gold on the iron rai! do most in The London News of the 9th inst. saye:—The | Goverrment recurities 4 ie. > ia i . served favorite bere, is to sppear tomorrow G the advancement of their age. In England we have | Engiish Minister ought to declare at the outset that | Deed Weight apmuny).-<-+--* 10 640,867 ihe inhabitants ot Parana are knows to everybody. | Gunner, J.C Ritter ; Carpenter, A. Poinsett; Sail | 1." Spanspere's fine comedy called, the, = Twefin business, commerce, important manufactures, vast | pe atvends the Congress of Paris to obtain for Tar- | Other securities 2 27,389,726 tion, shaved, with scarcely aby exception mu J Night,” and will be ably by Misses expertations, ali packed closely within the limits of | key all tha: was promised her by the treaty of Paris | Noter....... 6,161,380 whole popals been evidenced by the very wy hatin hRcaans "~~ ‘agunapiabensaiecna Coombs and Marshall, Messrs. ls , our island. Rapidity of transit is everything to us. | —inat he asks fcr nothing more, and that he will be | “°!d and silver coin ” 7® 53,100,040 } disastrous events which originated the complain: | The North China Herald Of September 10, which wee will, without doubt, be Beare We are using our utmost energy and strength to be | satiafied with nothing lees. In taking this high The bette NE cpr , ard serve an an apparent pretext to the demands al- te bend be "tha nor » pee tne for. | © of Mr. Burton's previous ‘in the SCRE, ihan_ ous nelghhors-—te make oar produ | ground be will be prety sue of the aupport of Tur | sare ‘cince our lent, and buyerebave come im moretresiy. | luded to. Warned by € , the inbabitante of | lowing accounts! a terrible typhocn and ita appailiog Seaees Snes. The” Deida lap’ Segue 9 da Me av otners, e speed ey al s ja, France scarcely venture > " obable which we turn them out. Our ines, is is true, com: | to Tarink from - porting the claim while Sonecious oaces: dull toot price, Baxioes dollarn'n fol Gomsene pom eaatacal temboaion oe Thc catals of x fi kok bi WALLACK's.—The comedy entitled the “* Prisow mand no great routes of continental travel, birt they | that the eyes of all Durope are upon her. at the quotation, and doubleons of both sorts meet resdy | woula be those arrogant ‘of Californian trave!- of OF. ny au Bane! ‘Gieasters | 220 Palace” is to be revived tomorrow night. I¢ sre the channels by which we reach every corner of | Gy 41) the seventy vessel that were scuttled or | Percbaserr. Jers. Having, by their 7, become atill more | Sesasioned ein iv Peete th | wil be gmt Le aN - Walcot's extra pred mg Big Coane tne tela poreeh in | unk in the harbor of Sebastopol, there have been | Fore geld tn bare ono ot he ati Yaz | tamiliar witn what happens in Nicaragua, they cer- | of Angust A sppreching ‘he Chusan Lalande from Yokn Wood bas seated quite a tiesation ss bisa pant Me Base of Out coe } aps © | only one steamer—the Chersonese—and © few 4 ‘“ tainly cannot feel inclined to try the experiment on oar) fleet every available quarter with a network of iron— 7 tt Geld coin, Portugal pieces ° 7 daciaive the south:—“We f¢ one of a fleet of twenty. | habs. From present this whimsical play that the scream a tne railway whistle is heard in which tee ore Pod yeah dt: ‘alvers. “ ‘auto Eh “ ° witiog hie cause ‘etth thoes too Sonaaeen Ghetenet LE a ‘On ¢ nd twelfth poe so will enjoy a long ee career. The amuse- Places which would have been pronounced imoracti- | bows them not to be worth much expense be “ Napoleors ‘ © | the Union, must certainly have provoked in Panama | wind ples = from the oS oe sudden, | ments are to close the “ Fire Eater.” cable of old—that the sea is bridged over by the | stowed upon them. The shipa of the line wi “10 guilder pieces ve o ta aversion. In a word, the re; to hav Camens resol trae ab Bee Seventeen Lavna Kuxwn’s.—Those great successes of Inst wonderful tube which the genius of S:ephenson in- Sone weal GF Git auliamnes ef tha bata tae Silver coin, Mexican & 8. Amer. 5 0% | ing their own authority changed rms ‘do- ye ‘soon foundered, and the remainin, phe “Camille” and the “Marble Heart,” have vented for ite parpass. been ten years afloat, and have now been im! rt een Dlilar dole, ow -20 610 minion caunot have dimintebea emonget the Pans: die ‘We also jost both our dou! Billed thie honse night of performance since Till Prance crjoyed & firm government, which | in the wand there for two winters, eo that they can- | ,,7R¢, British fends bave not been gu many | menians. It is not probable that the suthorities or | ‘Atnot ore thee ed preety | thelr revival; it” ap the fine delinestions of Knows what it will do, and sees how it is to be done, | not be worth much. , id sical tines ‘oor leet. Ake weekly” emit at Wee’ baa’y; | the population of the Isthmus will prove favorable pa Te Seale calaeit tea Storded bys character by Miss . Jordan and amociates, lives nek poosmmen iy Febrassy, 154s the The Board ot Directors of the new Russian Rail- | Exgiand, resulted {0 no alteration in the rate of disooent, | to the new project. steamer, we were saved from drowning and starv- Rare reneeerd Shame retber move than ever. extent of line worked was 1,850 kilometies, or abou: | Wy is to be one-balf of Russians, and the other half | bet this bad bee generaily expected, and thus no dieny 1f, thereleno, everything tents te make vp promume ing.” . wih bow tarve styled “Bone the Banea ne 1,155 miles. it remained stationary during the time | of foreigners; the engineers, directors and principal ene See ent aa phen a rep hed pl ne 9 thy a 9.8.8. San Fp peeing 30,36 | Onan “ener puble— a 3 officers te ; iC 0 ment roposed cession Isthmus, BERS STRERT THRATRE.— mou Bes ct maton wilh acne ths" date, | 3800.00, of ales robles, on. fl0g ion | Ment, ot Bona etait ae | he woul have oni tcomaaar wher echt de’ | Jy at far Sed, Japan Rey which Plays produced under the oanagement of Ms aay, rs ea cg peut | Pepa he ares | US ee areca ae | Somme mers Sti | Neve ta oe | Bee eer mere all who could command it, when no one knew fora | 193 Pr jars. ret 1esue Donés 96%; to 74; India boads, 2s. dis. 10 2s. premium; ty ernmen woul shares— 160,000 of which are to be open to exchequer bills, 0. toe, premium. The marnei | any legitimate weight. | Whatever is prompted which place there is & dry dock, in order that mch | called the “Gunmaker of Moscow” sed “Orion, the $2 reat Goutncrce was persinece. “Trem tose | sabes in Russig—are divided us folldws:— | today wet steady,’ and’ closet as followss-Consoms f dignity and justice, must be tall | repatis bs were needed 16 our machinery, mighs be | Gol Beater” tn both of which Mesme Eady and wr ot vr an ade ney re. A: | 8 beret m1 0 Sart Papa, | Pv ta sear. ti uao if a win, rnin pom. ommpens | permed Sehnert ey spied tote Pr the end of 1854 the line worked had increased to | 60,000 shares for Holland, 97,000 shares for 6 | SSS Saas Sam Sorte sity Give ene quieter Wea = oe Lavant hed eft a few depe befure fet Amey style of acting. 2,905 miles. In the course of 1855 the great trunk | 78,000 shares for Germany, dc. ~ sahbe Will het the Deckeatiens ‘nce oe pF beeen epee] ene ees Sa . P. Parker, U. AMERICAN mvesiu-—Fbe, managers bere. coeur Hine from Paris to Marseilles was completed, thne The Frankfort Post-Zeitung learns from Berne | sois since the 6th inat,:— Sand, Sabeverings th tee, mae ‘thin ree. Coma to China, that their not lack for pp Bhi ooh id road for the commerce | that a which isin connection with General Ppa ny Ny ye oy a ‘The only J lies in yielding to insidious ee ae: eet Sate vets and omy iines qatertalomeats, Tomorrow efterneom the Med*erranean. We lean further from the | Dufour some partioulars respecting his mis De, Lovett Bighen. "9: Lawak. . nal a * mo coming rights and FERED Sle, We a ety ing tee pape n Se excellent dramstic corps will rea, 2 royort the che extent of line remaining to be | sion. Count Walewski was of ‘that the | Sstarday.. 6 jut eht Ko Aes '" sy yy a amusing pieces * ry finiabed at the opening of the coming year will be | Swiss Confederation ought to twice before | Monoay.... 8 shet Although the machinery is now in pretty good and Ne the evening only 4,750 Kilometres ont of 11,260, oF about 2,965 | it gave a definite reply to the request of Prussia | Treeday,.._9 shut shut shat Torbing order, it is doubtful it it will beso for more | we sre to have the of “ Cinderelin amailes out of 7,030 in progress. that the royalist prisoners should be set at liberty. p sme mg o.oo on than twelve months longer. and farce of the “ Limerick Boy.’ it is curtous to observe how instanily and how cer | The British Consul at Malaga writes to ths Lon- | Priday...19 shut shot shut The passage to was maeked by ciroum | Ggoxox Cuniery xp Woon’s Mixeruea— tainly the improvement in the government of France | gon Times, naying:—I transmit a Lotice relative to * Ex.div. mances of ap unusual and exciting netare. About 0 | this very popalar band of jokers and harmonists acted on the investment of money in railway works. | one of those fatal accidents which not unf-equently | Foreign eecuritics have not varie o'clock on the morning of Aug. 15, the officer will to-morrow evening join’ in the inithe! perform- From 148 to 1851 the annual outlays of the compa: | oceur at rea through the explosion of the gasca | the Toottions of last week being pr deck « beerved s large number of boxes, kc., floating | snee of a farce which to afford a great deal wes were to millions sterling—the contributions | gencrated in the holds of ‘coal laden vessels “My | ‘si2¢2 Yemtorcay Turkieh tx per on the surface of the water, on our port bow; he re | o¢ fun, entitled “New Yesr Calls.” of the State to their aid were three millions. From | Briel y hi ‘the nick | Usted at $65, 96, and 94% for the booty | poried the fact to the , who ordered the ship | Character is represented as overflowing en 1862 the annual expenditare by companies rose tw | (126-180 warn shipmastersot the danger to which | per Centa Gueraniced were purchased at i¢2);, The | which is coveted. The eyes of the entire world are, | to be stopped, and « boat lowered and manned, provoking hits eight millions six hundred and forty thousand eels, wos carrying coals, by neglecting to attend Sreocsn how active i Mamunn ‘Taree poe Conte: isch goumeste too termes A A Se im- See, ro hy ye in BucaLEY’s Senuwapens —The excraciating Ethio- pound=—the government aid fell to the yearly | to the ventilation of such carg2es. 21%: Rossian Four and » Half per Cents, for money, fe a} com “Cinderella’ rate of six hundred and eighty thooxand.” Sasa has been the effect om the private enterprise of France of the empire of Napoleon III. Itis an ef- fect at which England may well rejoice, not merely in the spirit of generous friendship at the prosoe rity of a noble ally, but also in mere selfisa sucis- M. Miller, librarian to the Legislative Body of hig ooo Le cy ed padi “po oS. mission 4 St. Petersburg for arpose of examining certai Greek eresnye » 2 and has procured several origipal letters of Voitair, and am unpublished cor- fe ie fe ; F i z : 3 H FI i i : i z 8E : i i H quist durieg the work. The caty particular change hes sidering the great injustice of & violent ‘easons 80 FI : i faction at a state of things #0 important to her own | Tespondence of Diderot, although unsuccesefal in his n in Caledonian shares, which bave advanced 25; to | tion for r insignificant as those put for- and Daama—Mona, Dedos, a good actor, Scene, Ueno Beense Contents ts ber dane fret ciieet,_ In obdetion, M. Milee Rae hevaghe Bank | 5 por eras, Proce Rares hese been rather Geuser Ward. We do not preted (sor will cay ~} she i beer == ene are ‘6 a er Soonraas Cs tne ht pteat'ofice | Journal in Prenchy ofthe frst years of the eighr | ~Aatin hes Been exaed bythe te important vse | WalY The vot"ekich ‘occurred ta" Ape! last, and as The word ty: | ment of hin French fellow cons, as wel ss New interval works—ocenpied with makiag horself a pa my ae, ae en yy and enon cer | ihe ey bh or aixty per cent above tbat current | WS# 20com by such unm! bm of the Chinese Yorkers ly, has issued an attractive bill for firm and stable Power, should be the first wish of —_ meinoirs of Dangean Saint | 4 ‘the war, a vo RAR Fesiiotions were planed Still less is it our intention to present the lower great wind his come off at the Broadway Varictiea every Englishman. Itis of the greatest consequence yoo’ i ¥. - pee Pag bey G ae eee. ee er clanres who bo) the no Try bod good these tremendous | next Tuesday. sad cneortay thas Peance GODE have © beat se mnie |:slcn novermtnens ben tonsiten ta cnpetlio ta nteat | Gad ison vetooms ie 80 ton, an the deweacd for | band, that fact wan a rash explosion which has not the same officer de- Fires in New York. avd to guide her in whore movements she can | jonrnal in the Finnieh language. The official journal | ‘b¢ Sovtinent continuing ith but itsle offer | been renewed, nor does it present the character of object at a distance of about three mileson | Fg mm Vesey Sramer.—About 10 0’ ; ‘ Ing, the price has rises no Jose than lds, during the | g chronic evil. Besides, the bands of California on examinotion tobe _ beatin prong Dewy yl thie le now the | has hitherto been pablished in Swedish. ‘b. “ fay » be leak onan he < Lay We | Saturday morning s fire was discoverea in the ease canno' wn than inthe immense | ‘The total quantity of coal from all the mines of conesaaiy spon band above his heed, spring which the energies of Francs have given | pelgiom in 1655, was 8,258,416 tons, being abot | [From the London Times iy Article, Friday evening, poe An A a ecepuasionate, toan who, bes ox che free Sh Wigan coommmamenaenee in the last few years. New life has teen | 1,431,000 tons more than the total production of the meted all the — A ‘ide - v: A. 8. Wightman as s restaurast and lodging house, ven to ber capital, The, hands of ber people | whole of Frauce. ‘The quantity extracted in ng- | The Eaglh funds opened steadily this morning at ine | Sint all the documents Pebltnees vy ihe imme, ‘oved slowly on. He was | S84 owned by George Harpel. The fire origmated, the savings watch ther tad grasped. ier cities | 20a J8 more than 64 millions tons prices of yeaterday, and were well supported untii near | diate authors of the scandalous event and the causes tobe the mast of | it 1s supposed, in one of the servants’ bedrooms. have ores, forth tn new be Bay Her army, side So great a quantity of snow fell lately at Arion | the clove, when ® report of a considerable depression on | in which it originated, the fault having, at least, to ol firemen ogo enw on the ground and soon by ride with the British, has obtained peace by a Rte ym ae -_ rhe! seen that the roads | ine parie Bourse caused heaviness. The final quotations | be divided between both A the repre to move, He was = x fire. he, damiege to feraiare eee erento wan, ty Nev ene Wits ‘eae | * sae ofthe Frvnch 2 peF Gente on the Parts Bourw thie oven. | fenteareact § cedeted in the purcets of popalocs Pret meat, was | soo by areend waren, linared tor G0Aae me tae pn *Ta56 ‘de poe. betas &, ry tT EA ey Tod scamvonr. winah 16 sucOantee Ing shewed a furber decline of 34 por cent, wih spre | Citieh are Vane of any ‘or even pret Throug ak folonte Z ¥ " in the Park, Seytoee gh nad acme! | met te ae pe | a acer mn poe | Sree ee Ne al oe sana cea | fhe blige Sone Sm Hl a te a , eer ‘ ol ‘nillions of metre set pn ‘We pabtsh One journals mention » curions accident prod te ® decline ‘of 34 penny om the price realized for | arouse the ‘ion of other nations. ead proveke ‘and that he alone | Gamaged about $150 and for $4,000 im the . : sistance difoult to overcome. There la mach 4 for three days | Jefferson Ineu: " with the u most pleasure » document which gives | which befell @ vast government ctorehonse last week | those received by the preceding packets, o hetber there will be mach to a sach good evidence of what France has heen,and | at that capital. Thie building, containing five donbt w Teadiness to ac- nighte tasted food during that | Fine m East Twerry-Finer Gramer— About 24 (Frem the Daily Nowe Ony Article, Friday evening, | oot trom this time forward, 80 grave obligations, Dee, 38.) Selina But with regard to the assertion that the kind of The funds to day were rather fatter, reauetion | +yptare actually existing between England and New wan hited to 34 per cont. The other departments of the | Grenada, diminisnes probability of any YY @ the canses from which she has suffered, and which furnishes such convincing proofs of the strevgth that she really posseases and of the pros Perity and anecess that she now seems to hold firm- hundred tons of corn and six handred of salt, stood fast ond firm at nightfall, when about 11 o'clock on the 24th alt, it began to sink, and ¢ rentually sevtled jonk wae 4 o'clock yesterday morning a fire was discovered in & the | box of sawdust in the grocery store No. 144 Bast down to such a depth that only the roof remained ry gn nto thy box. Rxtinguished”betore any damage of scoount was done. place marked on the map used on the and 10th of Murch, or whether it is a new town on the Lake of Yalpuck, to which Russia now Jays claim. y within her grasp. ible above ground. Mock exchange were also somewhat flatter, The finest | be expected from Lg = neg he) cannot see it re th Foreign Items. bos @'Balenberg has been elected President of | *#**¢t \« that for British railway shares, The commer ban : ool age shout oy Bond ie vews form- ‘The London Post, of Dee. 6. nays the project of re- | the Prossian Chamber of Depaties by 175 votes out | Cle! demand {cr money was to-day active, The bank | init ‘he question i ® Frit gyverumnent set ne- without rudocs. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWRD EVERY DAY. opening the African slave trade, whieh is now advo- | Of 265 votes; Connt de Schwerin had #8 votes, M. | rates are sencrally maintained, the transaciions which cesearily, poy particular attention. In the hi people wanted to ‘ee jroo A cated in certain of the Southern States of America, | 4’Armin waa elected Vice President, and M. Bachse- | occur below theve rates being considered exceptional, of the fipan ted American countries, those yw 4 leave junk, on has calied forth from the press of this country a | Mana second Vice President. The Chamber of RICHARDSON, SPENOR & 0O.'8 CIRCULAR. recurring reclamations, almost always based on some to them 3 HOUSES, ROOMS, &©., WANTED. nravimons bist of reprobation. Tt is satiafactory | Peers has elected Count de Stolberg Wernigerode é Lavenroot, Deo. 12, 1866. | good reasons, but very often enforced in somewhat ke fice way to ROOM WANTRD-SUITABLE POR A DENTIST'S to kuow that ali classes and all parties amongst ag | and M. Duesberg Vice Presidenta. ‘We have this week to yo very heavy arrivale of | a rongh manner, form a truly distressing episode. yy od A pe, : wy vos are equally opposed fo the revival in any shape of | The principal city savings bank of London exhi- | bresdevwits: namely, 416.088 by Theat, 201/047 The principal lesson which may be deduced from Ct broad ocean, | 2 Heraa ee. this detestable traffic. Whatever be the mocives | bite the following results of the operations of its offi- | boeb 42,09 barrole four from the states aad | them consists in the evident advantage those poopie (AARP SAAD prey Is COMPANY, RO tho Chedhem Bank, or f repply jon |, Foreman. which suggest a revival of this tratho, ite adracites | clal year, terminated on the 20th uit. The total of | CeBade, 4680 quarters wheat irom Kaypt; and 14113 | wouig derive from giving up the isolation w — Te es ee may rent aneied that they will find % few support | the withdrawals in the year, compound interest in- | ATvere NPsat Hom Magia oe eee enaing lant | they have placed ves, and entering, ag oR ers on this side of the atlantic a4 in the Northern | cluded, amounts to £263,463; of the deposita re- Batorday were 09,073 quarters, at te. 1id., against | far ae it may be feasible, into the ‘reat communion visible in the haz: States of the American Union. ceived, to £131,921. 114 863 quarters, ai 83a, id. in the corresponding wool g ngs ed ee ae 6 present by iPM bho wh came ap with The Paria Conatitutionnel of the 4th inst. ob- | At the beginning of October, the wood work of | of inet year. ore exactions prove on , | one abont 4 P. M. quite a large serves:—The onject of the second conference i to | a larre arch hi the viaduct of the Lyon Railway | 00 Toeedsy, we reported per Baltlo one of the most | considering the interests of New Granada and those , junk, with a crew of ply Sl RS €t certain contested points of the treaty of wa id tal he © drew near we observed them J ead to en’o its speedy execution. The i z 3 i : 3 # 3 § g jured. The Tribunal of Correctional Police of Nan- | wrest could have been bad read! the motives which have tua (Ain) has gondemted a master carpenter, who per bushel, and white of 3d a 4d. per tiding. Red | balance, Howeve Ty 4H found the enpport which may be expected inst, ' fell in, and three workmen were killed and six in- | WVoors manson ee atte le” lang Mime, And the | of England, the latter weigh much heavier in the | women. As w our 4 le hitherto been the canse of the oc of the ated the wood work, to ‘the’ impri- f Friday: bot there was not the leat die. | *Dy Hew end greater peril apon phi and who boarded her found that they were provinces and of the waters of Turkey will dleap- | sonment and Sof, ne for ‘having euened the wont. | portion morckeae., Pour very Welt, and vomioaty is, | disinterested views. Aaiarers erase nttee | Brn Sone aT Rares et meese lems | “2 creme So res Wale pear; the Log'ish and Austrian forces will w+ once | dent, by not haying made the work sufficiently | per barrel lower. indian gorn neglected. no other solid and tory bonds Mithay | that they bad ® good spar w Would stand pea) Faaxoe Seon : itt _