The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1857, Page 5

™ geroud ballot Judge Howe received "26 votes, E. Aah th as ana RE FHIRTY-FOUKTH CONGRESS. SECOND IND SESSION. House of Representatives. Wasmsaton, Jan. 17, 1887. Mr. Ornxo introduced bill granting lands to Now Mox- K apsas and Missouri for railroad purposea. On motion of Mr, Gaxanwoop, # resolution was adopted aliingon the President for a complete Mat of persons charged with the disbursement of pubiic money; also, a Mat of ail those who bave failed for more than twelve months to settle their accounts, aud the reasons for such neglect, ‘The House, by # vote of 93 against 81, tabled the Se- Bate bill aliowing fishing bounties to six veesels which fatied to complete their voyages. ‘The House was then brought to an abrupt adjournment by the sudden illness of Mr. Giddings, of Ohio, while he ‘Was making & speech on a private bill. Adjourned. NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE. Assembly. Anany, Jap. 17, 1857. A petition was received from the country banks askiag for the passage of a Jaw prohibiting the banks of New York, Albany and Troy from presenting tho bills of the country banks at their countors for redempiion until the Presentation firet made for payment ia refused by the agent of such banks in one of thore cities. The Judiciary Committee reported favorably on the ‘Dill giving the consent of the State of New York to pur- chase certain lends in the city of Now York for tho assay and other offices. Tho bi!l ts Intended to vover the pur- ebase of the Brick Church property for a Post Oflice site. ‘The commiitee struck out the section avthorizing the pur base by the United States of other lanos Le New York and Brooklyn necessary for appraisers’ store! Mr Woovs moved the recommittal of ihe bili to the commiites, Lost. The bill was then referred to the Committee of the Whole. and placed first on several orders The dill to iwoorporate the Fire Department of East Brookiyn was reported on favorably; also, on ine vill providing for the paymeni of the Commissioners to lay ut tbe boundary lime between tho States of New Yora and Connecticut. ‘The resolution page, und furnishing ton cypies of the disgram of the House anc lobbies to exch momber, officer and re- porter, aug reported upon unfavoradly, and the report acce, ied. owing ten doliars worth of stationery. WLS NOTICED To joorporsto the Mobawk wud Moose River Rill. roac To amend the jaw relating to the keeping of genpowder in New York, MLS INTRODUC By Mr. [mavanwoxri—To proviae for the tnrostigation ot che origto 0! flyee in certain caver iy Mr. WakeMan—To reorganize the Warden’s office o ie port of New York Mr Si0YTER pnt to a bill to orgacize an independent Davialion of the eurvivog officers aad soldiers of tho secoad war with Great Briain, in New York, The Attorney General sent in a atoation stating were pending nguins: commissiouers ited States cepor!t tnads, aud thete sur moneys in their roe. , the: the ommisstocers were not |g ted end wre ther ore not tinole Che Atiorasy 1 does not believe the defence good, but direcis the attention of the Feegisiniare to tho fact 9 tot Jarge rumber of commiesioners appointed by vernore ‘The papers relating to the equalization of tne State tax Were reicrred fo a special comm’ tee ot elgat. The rerovution reqniring information yelative to the cara! eniasgement rt Port Byron war atop! 4 jul resolution was of the amendment of the constitution #0 as to au ectatives ta Oon- me ior the extension of The oe grore to oppose patente, was adopie 4. States Senatorship. Miewack, Wis, Jaw 17, 1857. ‘The republican members of the Legislature me} in cau- ous to ‘ay, to rominate 8 United States Senator, On the D. Ho!- ton 21, Indge Doilttle 9, scattering 19. Adjourned to Moa- day ever ing News from Kansas. Cricaco, Jaa. 17, The tree Hate Logi¢inture of Kansas the seoous Tuesday in Sune The Back Troubles ju iilinots. Cwcaco. Jan. 17, 1957. Several of car city banke yesterday threw out the notes of the People’s Bank of Carmel, the Rasvville Bank, Prairie State Bank, aud Washingion Stock Security Baa, of Dan+itie—sti of Mhnols, The latter metitution ts par- Maily eeoared by California bonds. The others Me owacd by the Grawerey Bank, of Lafayette. Taetr total ctrcuts. Moa is $415,009, avd sreurities $900,000, in the vonds of Miseour,, | ovteivna, Virginia, Califorota and Tennessee. United States Agrieulturat Soctety. Woasnwerox, Jaa. 17, 1857. ‘The Agriculiural Srelety yesterday adopted the propo sities to urge upon Cong rete the endowment of an Indus- trial Universtiy in each Stato and Territory, by gravts of public ands of pot lers than bait & inillion of dolinra to ach, Mestre, Corcoran, Costia, Calvert, French and Browno were appoiated @ commlites therefor, he Deshon Forgery © Boorae, Jan, 17, 1857 Mr. A. K. Morris, who was taken to Bangor on an ox- ecutive warrant, for implication ta the alleged forged paper of $30,000, was examined vefore ® jortics and promptly discharged. Tho ailair appears to Baye been a logal transaction Sakide of a New Vor er et Keyport. < et, Jan. 17, 1867. A men oamed Joun #. Moore, resextiy trom Now Yc city, cut his throat at noon to-tay. Peounlary losses, ‘t js said, caused bim to comm't the rast me rowaine wil! be tnken to Ne@ York for interment the Southern Mall, ce. Barrimone, Jaa. 17, 3 New Oricans papers of Som lay inst are nd dy the arrival of the mat! as inte as du The steamer Georgia broke the ice blockade t yy. and went down io Norfoik ll vessels below are sate in Annepoils bay Theiberg’s Seconda Free Concert to the Pat- le School Chitdres of Boston, Bosroy, Jan, 17, 1867 a's necond [ree expcert to toe obildren o! i to-day, and war fon. Over th ‘Thalver pubiic schoo!s took place ® Must jntoroeticg and plearing thourand children nod § Y DyAser avd y Dr. Lowrop ont tes Wore pr children, Sueb enti at any contert given in this ¢ Markets. PHIL gma STOCK BOARD. Protaneerata, dam, At, 1867 Sooke better, Penoaylvanis o's, &¢ fond, 4034: Long Isiand Ratiroet 16%; Penosyivania Railroad. 4+ New Gaiters, 09 beter. I Salon of cotton to.ay 6 archangel ugar 946 molasee cles vachanged New Ont eay Sales to-day 5.660 bales; prices are 0. easior Cotton: iy, We quote middling at L440, a12%/6, Sales of the week 68,000 bales, and receipts 45 600. Stock, 407,000 baler, Pork wochanged, India paegine, owing 19 a spoulatl movement, advenced so. sales at 16\%o, Cofler los. a ue, Sales of the week 1eo0e bag’. Stock 56, Receipt: of the week 12,000 bags, Freights oxny “auil. — Exchange dui|—Sterling 6% per cent premium. wre, Jam, 16, 1857 ‘The Avvertiver’s market oirevlar reports the eal cotton for the week 20,900 bales: receipts inthe eame big 86,000 bales; stock on hand 207,000 bales, Mid ling quoted at 12%. Caamtestos, J Cotton at _c. decline from bighe | point. 16, 1867, Eyaction ps lirteny x@.—Tee municipal election took place in Pittsburg on the 13th instant and resulted in the triumph of the republicans. A majority of t can Councilmen aro elected. Henry A. Weaver, can, bas & majority over J.D. W. White, domosrat, of about 400. Coroner's Inquest Catone To De \th.—Coroner Gamble beid an inquest yesterday, at Seventh ward station house, apom the boty of @ man named Mathew Fagan, who died (rom the effects of injuries received by bein, ed between a log of pine wood and « pile of lumber at the foot of Corlears street, Verdict ‘‘accidental death.’ Deceased bia aa yeare of age, and wasa native of Ire City Intelligence. Pens iy Crave Srrmur.—Snortly before two o'clock thie (Satordas) morsing a fre broke out in tha ceilar of ihe two tory frame house No. £6 Centre strect, occupied by Owen Geary ag ajonk shop, Tho flames soon spread to the siore ever (ho collar kopt by Patrick Swecny, secont band boot and ehoo dealer, From this ctor the flames extended to the adjoining store, occupied by Joan Salli var ava liquoretore From these premises the fire ex- tended to the upper part of the house, aud also to the up per pert of tho house No. 58, first floor occupied by Jona | O’Relily av a liquor store, burv'yg off @ portion of wba | rool, Tho upper parts of the three tenements were con- | siderably damaged, The (vemea arres}ed the progro: ofthe flames in abont two hours. Too buildings are owned by Thomas Hollenan and Joremian v’Ponald, Some fourteen or fifteen families have been burg: out, and the moat part of thelr litle cilects dontrayed by fire and water, The loss may be estimated at about $1,000 op the bniidinga, and nearly the ssme amount oT ions on the effects of the oceupanta — Pulioa: Doran, of the Sixth w ciscovered the tire an’ gave the alarm, and jated in rescuing froro the busatpg house Mr. Closey, andfemtly My Closes, in his endeavor to get our bis two cbilére, caine near sutfocating. Many othors nar. Towly escaced Captain Dowling and his mea, by their early attendance, rendered very eificient service in the raving of life and property. Fiur ix Lupiow Sremat.—Abvout 8% o'cto: 8 fire broke ont ia the slaughter kouse of CI No 159 Ludiqw street The flames extended to the framo dwolling house, No. 137, owved and occupied by John Labaiute, The flremen were quickly on the grouod and speedily extinguished the flames. Tho fire originated around the obimney flue in the slaughtor house. Mr. 2arth’ loss wili"be about $10 dollars. He it insared for $2600 on stock and iixtures, in the Paovtic aud Exclstor (nacr- ance Cor nies, The butiding 1s owaed by John Moun); it is aged about $300, and fully tosured, Mr, Li batnts lors will be about $100 on furniture, no tosur- ance: and about $600 op building, on which be has aa in- surance of $€00, Inthe Mechanics’ and Traders? Insurance Company. Mr. H. Linsey oceupled the second floor of No 157, Hoe hag sustained about $50 damage to his fur. niture by water and removal; no ineuranse. A Fast Cane Last night, about half past 9 o’cloci, oar No 66, on tho Second Avenue Rallrosd, mada the beet time that bas ever been runon thet road, The car started from the lower end of the road without either conductor or driver, and passed up Pearl street at a fearful rate of speed. On arriving atthe curve, corner of Pearl and Chatbam street, the frightened hor: ‘not feeling inclined to page up tho track so olten traversed, kept straight on, and were not stoppod until the car brought up against tho ing post In front of the tailor’s store on the opposite or atre The front part of the ca> was sbat- tered to atoms, the horses tortunately escaped injury. It might be interesting to the travelling pablic who patro. Rize the Second Avenue Ratlrord to know how it was that the horses and car were left withont any one in charge. A rccond trial of speed may not pase withoutarerious in- jury to some on Tho driver who gbould have bed ot arge of the horses is uamed Hagen, The couductor’s name we were unable to learn. FRERZING OF IlyDRANTS.—The great loss of property tnd annoyance caused by the freezing and burating of by (ravte and water pipes, daring tho winter season, 115 calied the attention of property nolders to ihe remeiy- tpg of euch a serious evil. It {8 proposed now to use metres for water, wbich will not only prevent the freez- ing of the Croton, but will gtve acorrect cstimste of the quantity of water contumed by cach housenolder If Ube pMbn Is successful, the coldest weather wil! bave little or no effet upon the Low of Croton water in this city. New York Hosrrrar, —The weekly report of the above institution to Jan. 15, 1867, ie as annexed :—Remalaing oa Jan. 8 294; admitted, to Jan. 16, 63; disohsrged, cured or relieved, 5€, died, "6; remaining at dave, 295. Males, 246; females, 50. Perronal Intelligence. The Freach Covuci! of Stato has settled a question whieh excited some interest. The Countess Ducay ia. well known for ber relations with Louis XVIII, bequeathed to the Cocat de Chambord, her domain at 8. Onen, 0a tho condition of bis erecting there a monument to ber me-aory. The Count refused the bequest, which consequently fell into the bance of the city of Par the same conditions, Tre municipal council, on the ground of morality, ro- futed to accept these condtitions, and the Courctl of stato bes now approved of that dectzion. The domain will, therefore, reiure to the natural hetre of the Countess, amonzet whom ‘s Princess de Craon. "acor Vell Poreira do Magelvags, a rish man and a ‘ounciilor of State, in Portugal bas been prore: lity in ae court o! Inv of smuggling veal, mutton, and sausages through whe city’gates of Lisvou, td evade the ostro! duty. Sigpor Magalhacs been visited with the full rigor of the law. In Rome Geoera) Goyon is much more active than his predeccseor, General Allooveau de Montreal. the aew Frencd commander examines into tho condition of the native and Swits troops, visits the barracks, acd enters into every detail. ‘The monemert to the memory of ihe caughter 0! Charlos J, weleb the Queen ef Evgiand commiisiored Baron Marocbett! to execute, hae b. on erected tn St. Thomas church, Newpor., isle of Wight, where the princess, who died in captivity at Carisbrook Cesile, les buried.” The mopvment represen's the figure o: @ youthfui foma'e re- clining in a recess, revemolog tho cell of a privor. The Pillow on which the head of the figuro r Bible, im which ean be seen tho fol unto me ali ye ibat are heavy i rest’? The following inscription To the memory of the King Charles i, who d end I wili give you athe mocement:— eth, Maugrtor oO i Castle, on Sua pt. &, 1660, wpa is chancel 0 thie’ church. This moauineat | & token oF respect for ier virtues, aud Of eyiauthy re bir eae ings, by Victoria. R 1486. Tho question of the family of the late Duke of Genon has been arranged ese wi'l keep her daughtor T majoriy. Her gor will be dren of the royal family.” M. Bopution the D. aches spend, will form part of the court in quality of Chovelicr d'idnaeur. of Braziski, » Polish lady of groat wealth, Baden, when a epark from s er crest, which took fire. Worl cf lace was destroyed. Geroral Gaiakbol, grand mastor of police at St. Peters. baw recoived eight mouths’ leave of ayscace, to Visi fcreigh countric®, A correspondent of the 1 British Mail etates that ‘ego of Btantyr where hie father, Neti Livingstove, mothor, pet Hunter, were married; Doth bis er and mothor baviog resited thoro # long time previous to the marriage aud avout Wwirty years after i. The lamily removed from e works to Hemtiton abo moth De Dr. Livingetone Liv merica—ine 0 mbt a, his yousger broiber, Caaziee, « states the n Times of tho 27th of Decombe Monuay Inet s paragraph appeared int thas © perae ibe ulmewlf the Bavow F one way ait steam and si peel’, be but he Las now vec: A that & mer, s. aud y OG way of speking ® pattage. Ha het ao barg: With him except a email bag The three old ost Montpeneier have oven 4¢ ese Ordor of et, Load at's thas rece! where no Curcpean bed ect bis fort aan vat tne of tae Benetictine monk Gor, im 1604, (Leh, the town from whence the lette i, te silumted to 34 degrees 10 putes porth latitude ip Little Thibet, close to the wroe® of the Ladue, in the arglo formed by the spur of be Iiimalays aad the Knonlun, to the uorthward of which lea Kbotao, (a the to callet High Tartery ) Mademoinelic Rackel, whose health bas improved, has Jett Grend Cairo to travel in Uppor Egypt. ARRIVALS. ho St Denis Hotel—J P Howat’, Phils tt) Boston, Mr De Wihorst ne w York; Major & 8 Garnett; Mr i CO Atumeon. London, Kye: 0 Herman, Burops:, Me’ do; 4B Southwick, New Balimore: © M Wicox, Sarann Miss Rice. Boston: Jno R Griffith, New York, Joo MP gaat, Chicago: Thos J Hand, Baitiumore. From Liverpool, in the steamed Melling, beare ) BG Purber, Capt al Hervey, Kev & Kincaid, apd ‘ive chivtreny ee, © Calleira, R Crisp, RB tirey, Barlow end lady, Mr Snowdon, D Smith, Med Weich, 3 ee, oe oe wa Mr Constantinidee and lady, C Wakins and lady, ROP SMidwitge, Henry Hooper. Berkely, H Herkely, str idge, oo Taylor, A D Bodine, Jobn Hewtitt, and 04 in the steerage, DEPANTURES. Yor Liverpool im steamship onson—Mise Ada Clare, Messrt. Pedro Perez, Jose Aceredo, kves and Young. For Savannah fn the steamship Agusta: J N Wardwell, General © F Mercer, 0 aghty,, U.S Marines, and lady Mew L y of Washington—Joha arco of the Hermann's Tyler, 8 @ Davia} W Bins, 8 Grifling Jones Rogers, Geo Rugan, Jr, Joseph P ¢ um Robt Kirwspan. Richard Rexersley, D1. Wiiringham, Indy aad ebilé. Mr Coleman, John K Coiling, Jr, Onlvin and lady, qi hay. Wen Clavie and two children, Migs Sena Kerna, Mes Mies BS Rustell, Lawrence Hutton, Righd Mar- a, WM Rilot. 3 8 Parkman, T P Holton, paninghasa, Mise @ Cuniiogham and c ‘or Rorfoik, Pe Foke,— Sewell Leng ris, lady ond child of, Julius A Ke For Charleston, in ih ameh!p Marion.—Jno § Howell, W am }ounge, Jr, Thos Desenbury, lawd low ton. Van Duyne. Wm ( W Armstrong. Ls fienley x Packard, & ib ) Babbitt, Mesare 8 Zeber. OR t ogee M tng. Jr NEW YORK NERALD. fa tg te cecal ats Alte tater aan ai EE aE AER 6 — Bila + aah tall ona eth wl bai lactate Picci THE EAST RIV RIVER BRIDGED BY Ica. | Two Thousand Pures “cresing Over to Brooklyn at One fme—Exelting Scenes on the River—Peril of Five Hundred Per sonse Great Danger, but No Lives Lost, dc. Notwithstanding the large quantities of ice that sanu- ally meke its sppearance in our harbor and rivers, i! i¢ very unusual for it to accumulate ip such large masacs as to admit of a presage way across cither of the grea) rivers that wesh our sbores. This phenomenon, how ever, Occurred once in the year 1852, whem the Eust river was irozen across from shore to shore, and thou- tands of people passed over to the other side—it being contidered a great feat to do so. The same circumstance occurred yesterday, and it ig estirated {bat 20,040 persons must have taken advan- ‘age of the circumetance to walk, instead of sail, from New York to l!rooklyn and baok. On tho change o! tae tide yesterday morning tho vast floes fice inthe bay were swept up the Kast river, which being already ‘ul! of ice, soon we iged together and formed a homegeneous mass, extending from shore to thore, and bounded on (be north by Fulton ferry, aod oa ‘the south by the South ferry. The fact that the river ‘was frozen ocrogs s00n become kaown, and about half. pest ten o'clock the Great adventurous traveller made hit ‘way over to ibe Brooklyn sid The news spread, and fcon @ continuous #tresm kept pouring across from the foot of Wail street, most of whom landed at Thomp fon’s slip on the other side, The novelty of the exbibl- tion soon drew crowds to witness it, and the docks and ships fo0n became filled with interested spectators, For five hours the trave! was kept up, the ice to all appear- ance being strong enough to support a horse and cart on any part traversed by the multitude who were crossing. Not only were men and boys taking advantage of this state of things, but femalcs elzo ventured on the oe and over = hupdrad af thew Dansed (© the other side, yne crowds on the docks cheer- ed the coursgecus women loudly, and everybody scemud to think it all very Spo fap. ‘Tho sight was a msgnificentone. Below lay an unbro- ken masa of ice, covering an area of five square miles— the surface thongh of but one color, was variously tinted and relieved here and there’ by moving speoks, for euch the men and boys on the river seemed tobe. The sbores on either side were lined with peeple shouting, hurrabing and having a good timo generally, end the ut- most hilarity prevatied. ‘This continued until 4 o'clock, when the tide began to turp and the water sensibly to lower in theslips The more cautious le/t the ice and came ashore, but it seemed impossible to warn the boys and men who were in the centre of the stream In a little whilo the ice near the decks became fissured on the New York side, and it was evident that the ebb tide would soom make short work of tue ice. The people on the dock saw this, and shouted to those on the ice to come off ‘for God’s eake;’? but they had done so much shouting before that they were oot heeded. Ina little while there was a great chasm near the shore this side, when tte alarm rpread to those on the ice to run to the other side, At thia time nearly five hundred persons wore on the ice ard running for the Brooklyn sore, where a few got ofl; but the ice broke there also, and matters began to look serious, as all communication with the ehore was cu! off, and the five husdred were runaiag wildly from side to side, not knowing what to do—the ice jn the meantime drifiiog slowly down the river witha precious freight of human !!ves upon it. At this time the anxiety of the people on the docks was intente, as it was feared that many lives would bo lost, While this fear was at its height, however, as if by mazic three tow boas and numberless «mall boats made their appearance for the perpore of taking of the cow terrified ice bridge travellers. They wero all unsaccessfal, until one of the tugs named the Ratler dashed dowa the river with the tide, and pushed {nto the fio so ex to bury her bow in the thick drift. A ladder was then put out, ard soon she advenicrers wore seen clambering up to her decks, All thig was witnessed with brestiless interest by the excited crowd, aed as the men aad boys wero taken off one by ono loud cheers were given and much enthvsiasm betrayed. Ablast the whole five hundred were taker off by the diferent boats, aud the river inan hour’s time was en- trcly clear of ice. The South, Felon and Grand street ferries were el) running without much diffically inst bigbt. The Fast river et OP. M.'s impassable for vessels. ‘The ebtpe Union, from New Orleans, and Charies Holmes, from Havana, were stuck for over an hour, and were obliged to make the best of thelr way to J y City. Although much has been eaid against the management of the Staten Island ferry, yet they ron ovory boar anda balf, and only two trips bave been lost tn ail this severe nO pagrage has exceeded an hour in making the 7 milos, Tbe boate run regularly from 8 A M. to 43 P.M. To dey only ove boat will be ian, leaving the city at 9, 11, 1, Sand 5, aod ‘weatber, when s0 mach ice abound the isiand at 8, 10, 12, 2, 4. ‘The Botton and Fall River avd Boston and Stoning! detained by the ice in the river and sound. Brooklyn City New: Coascrs 'y Tax Force Forcw.—The following additional wore mado tp the police force of the Some and Seventh wards on Tuesuay, by Mayor Dowell and the jdermen -— Aypeinement. Renacels hew Meloy, Joseph Avexhame v orKe V'arkas, We, i. Galvert, Thea. Farrell, Wm. H. Brown. Voter Vanderbost ‘Thos. Cunning han ony Meritt, ati ick Corr i aynolda, rid iner fel augh!in Gilbert Dorew nenta and removals ja the police ato yesterday Wards. Appein Keomovats i—Wm. Atetinson George W. Bissell, Jopn Stoothoof, . Faston sirect, ¥ Piano For Salc.—A Uy pd ant Asin, by Nb FOOLET ft Charter Onk tone, stuca, indies’ tree'and ite history, Por Jeweller, 295 Brondwar. Brn heontan How: Breadway-—ttete! Ace corer ne onthe European or Americrn pls c Breau heat ‘brougbory. SIDNEY KOPMAN Defiance Salamander Bafes—with Patent der prot defence lorks ned crose bare, 192 Paarl pow : Depo street, one door Lane BOBERT M, PATRICK Rateheldor's Hair Dye, Wigs + and ‘Toupecs, the best in the world, made, sold Applied at No. 23 Bromiway. Cristadoro’s we and Hair Dye are Ac- kpowledged superior to ali others. je And retailand the dye privately applied, No. 6 Astor House. Mrs. Elliott's Rheumatic Embrocation.— This powertul embrocation for rhen id sprains, chile o., is warranted 10 & perfest eure us rheumatism. It acle cue dollar per bot Murray & a Florida Water ts 0 perfume of matehless richness; a cosmetic that immedia moves rashes, tan, blotches, and all complexional bie purifier of the breath afte 5, & preservative gum at tooth wash; and More indestruetibia ir ravee shan the Marie Farion cologne, sold by D._ 1.A. ¥ by ale druggist, 69 Water stroet, New \ irk, ints at BO centa wd totherse maby all dre Holloway's Pills =The Axe ry | Not More New ceasary in new settlements than i this wonderfy which cures with rapidliy And eertatnty ai! shove de affections of the stomach and the bowels which para dustry in omhealthy regions, Bacon's and Gallery, Open every Day the week. 1 mbrotyper, super artistic WT NDAY, JANUARY germanentcures. Fo. druggi te Price $1 per bottle. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL+ MONEY MARK&T. Sarcrpay, Jan, 17—-6P M. ‘There war a very active market at the Stock fxohange this morning, and better prices ruie4 for all the leading railroad geourtties, Llinois Central bonds advanced per cent; Cusmberiand Coal, ig; Now York Central Rail- road, 34, Hudson River Ratiroat, 3; Reading, %; Micht- gan Central, %{; Gaiena and Chicago, 3g. Michigan South- erp Rallrond fel! off 1 por cont, mand for the moss prominent Western railroad stocks, Galena and Chicag> was operated in largely, there being bugers ‘or the dividena, jast , and open February 2, The dividead of ifteen per cent is pryablo on the 16th of Fobruary. There appears to be a quiet movement going on iu Hudson River Railroad. For some days past the stock has been steadily improv- ing, and closed to-day Qrm at 33 per cont. board the market was without much obange Jand Con! was the most buoyant stock on the list, aod closed at 193¢ por cent seller 60 days, Now York Con- ‘tral fell off }4 por cent; Michigan Southern, };. ‘The Acsittant Creasurer reports to-day as follor Total receipts, ‘Total cee: Toere was a brisk de- At the second The werrante entered a: the “Treasury ples coring Washingion, on the 14th and 16th inst , were us follows Texas Debt warrants For the recemption of For the lreasury Department. For the bterior Department ‘énvered War repey warrants received and entered. On account of thi The carnin; 2 ot the Little Miami Railroad ome tor December, 1855 Increase (28 per cent).. Amount of sighs for tho flacal year cnding December 1, 1865 Increase (19 per cent)...... The eernings of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company for the month of December, 1856 seen eeee $21,844 26 csvee vee $192,455 90 Earnings in December 1865. ‘The steamship City of Washington, at “thie ‘port from Liverpool, brings two days later news from j‘nrope, acommercial point of viow tho account: ‘The advance in cottop and breadstuils is somewhat unex Tn cotton it was fall one quarter of a ponny per pound, with considerable activity in the market. stufls ruled at better prices, with a brisk demand. fipancial alairs no change is reporied. Money contiaue! in active demand, and consols were about 3g a ‘The Philadelphia Ledger, of the 17th iat., contains the folowing remarks on the present system of making ral\- road reports. They accord so wel! with tuo views we bave £0 frequently expressed that we confirmation of the truth of evorything we have said ov The reckless credit herctofore given by capitalists to raiirond companies bas iuduced tho management of thotr a az eucOnraged &@ mode Of Ftatement of counts tb yubiished reports, epectally designed to foate prevailed im councction wits The cont of roads, in mort ix eded original estimates to & rarpris: cupitat paid io, of mot of the companice then a Molety even of such entimetes, and | Gorn, wed money bas consiituted the major sted tu thoir comatruciion. aio Exgincer’e report of i tal 210¢K ag by Cuerter of sixty-four roads 1 | Shipped by lek the eredullty which hae railrond invert mances, has ¢: consequently be; part of expital iny \ ) te B09 475,458, 4 flouting debts ot same, $11,(35,816. tack of snoceriptions for espita! stock of mbout $30,000, 8 deiiciency 1a payments on rabsce' nd an excess of debt over toial aay posh ‘stock paid ta of about $7,500,000 leary how “important is bat b should eusisin the contiden epeculativg spirit had given them in tho mou: atement Of their aifairs 6 maoilerts the ingenuity prasuced for tain the credit of inetr iy of the latter, ('o1 whieh they a as ret forth tn the!r a9 Or HOTALE ET itt r 9 cousiruction wcou kept open to form an apparent baste of ede: wrerevpon they cea atk for additional ic ¢ goat to carry slong various it en, Which, if added to tho item on Une of steamoonte, will not leave this city to day, being ent 10 sustain Credit te swook vir Ibo Marzaehusetts (ution Mills, Q rem! annual dividend of 4 por cent & dividend of 3 per cent, ring Compauy, ayable January 20, 10 Lolders Jaquary The directors of the Pittstteld Woe indie to the stock ors March 1, at ibe Piitatiold Bank, facturing Company has deciai ed a divitend of ¢ por cant Thursday, January 40. The Receivers ot the Grovers’ Bank, Borton, ba On the 17th day of Novem» taid corporation, { luting certeia bills, pilect which wes denied, to banks end bank follows:—Ciroulatiog $10,485 the olaime preronied (3 ferred avd collected to th {u addition to the cash on hand Ja to meet the liabilities on N Bleo to settle claims of stockholders presented (on thares, by twenty-four siockholfers, equiva par to $60,490) thero are a very large nmount ability, come secured by mortgage, other |, Others in sult, aad some, probadly, wore lets, and yet others Inverted in stock fug and value, which, on accou many, 'ho receivers a9 not givo fa th The land sales of the [iiaols Central Rat ber and for the year wer vember 19, (£44,197) é\ferent etand of the uncortainty o 27,168 42 Acree cont 46.812 41 (Tot) A Ald town lota sold for ancaritvLation Acres, I’rinctpal. Avgrenate of Inet 168,904 4,434,400 380,847 4,685,086 antity of lands gold by the company + time ts a8 followt:— 628,961 11 acres, yieldt To Jun. 1, 1857 ‘The compay pad ensol4, Jan. i, oa 2,008, 188 acres. Salen of 1866,,,, 386,51 al Ralance upsold... teense ‘The annexed statement shows the receipts of tho Pent sylvania Rejiroad for the mooth of December. ceipta sitce August inet bave diminished, ia comparisoa with the rame month in 1855, caused by the low stare of water in the Obio river during the fail of the year, and the cloring of navigation by the ice sarily in Docember. Evory exertion is being made to increaso the present in Adequate facilities for raliway transportation from Mitte. burg westward in time for the usual revival of trade ta Receipta for month endiog !ecemer 31 it years. The receipts of the Consectic ny in the year ending 1 expenees and (nterert, $4 | & per cent on $310,006 The net oaroinge 1857. Asthma.—It 1s Useless to Desertbe the Tor- | ene of $2.0,0¢0, nuda floating deb! that ranges from mn Those who, > have onttered from | sco 1K paTOX? fs is Whicomb’st med prepared by Joseph duraett t Go. Al Tremont sirect, Homie, bas DEVEr to atford $10,000 t $36,000, Tie recoipie of the New York and Harlem Raliroat | * failed Company for Deoember were as follows:— het. if 0 : a han comes mata | y for e fc | Faliaf, oven in the most severe eases, 03 y'all | December, 1986, 109, 102 16 | 91,182 37 +00 $27,929 70 The value of merchandise Warehousod in the district of Boston during the week ending on tho Sth inst. was as follow: | Correrpondio, Dry good + $90,724 00 All other merenar + 162,788 6O—203,612 09 Dr; 29,051 00 Ou 7,252 00— 36.403 00 | + ess 8239,815 00 | ‘The Comberlana Civilian gives the following reviow of tho Cumberiane coal trade for the yoar 1806:— The exient of the coal operations in this reg a or \o Year i85€, foot up avery gratifying reeull, Doroz yeur ending December 31, there were 710,211 tons oi cos mired and traneported to warket, being an inoresto oF 1865, of 54.907 \ons From the Fromburg coal Gelds there wees trars ) "6 over the ratiroad ard canal, in 1865, 371,319 tons, wut during the lat year, 406,748 tons—showing a0 ioc ‘Mmre of $4,429 tons over the former yaar. Ths increase in the George's Creek region over thy 9» bipmenta for led » 292,965 tons, During the your ending Bint December, 012,591 to were ccnveyea to market by the Baltimore aud 9 Railroad, an‘ 206,460 ions were ehipped by canal. ‘Tho trade tus Bow reached a poxition of vast impor tance; the aggregate recoipts of the 719,211 tons seu t peel js about $3 50 per \on, which amounts to $2,517, 288. of which about $1,000,000 goes to the Rallimore and Objo Railroad Company for transportation. Now, say tra tho profits arising to the sbipper, 1@ 25 cents per ton, very noar!y corrcot) which on 719,211 tons amounts \0 179,802, leaving @ balance from the total recetpi1—$i 517,288—of $) 987,436, which goes to the public. and 0 wie county, Rote 8 LAD Photons, we give veios he yearly shipment of coal from 1bia region eines the your 152%, ba me treceportadn of «wis commod}\y was 1,708 tons, the year 1866, when ite 719,21) tons. Jennings Run Brad’ks Run Vailey. Valiy. Wenternport. Twi. Tire. Mio 1,708 20,082 14,89) 24,600 49,795 52.040 74, 6TL 142 449 105,848 se aL; 73, 181,840 648 209 200 634 292,995 634,804 235,156 318,462 719 21 Tae 208, 698 1,625,674 862,052 8,716,735 ‘The aggregate of business on the Pennsy!vania,railroad im the four years given \n the table, in tous, is as fol- lows :— 1883. 1854. 1865, 1866. ‘Through Eat 34,002 46,118 106,408 63,826 65,554 A27,014 65,302 104,088 364,886 We gather the subjoined Interesting facts concerning | the trade of Chicago from the annunl trate review of the | Chicago Pres. The tate tonnage arriving at the port | during the year was 1,546, The steamer arriva's were 824, prope'lers 474 and sail 6,330. The inmber trade hes grown {rom 73 million feet in 1849 to 456 mil- lien in 1866. Altogetber the ‘rade statistios and popula- tion of the city, im rapidity of growth, has but a single parallel op the Conticent—San Francisco What gold has done for that metropolis of the Pacific the railway has accomplished for the young city of the prairies. Tho additional fact is stated by the Chicago Tbuns, that | $5,267,000 in value was addod to the building acd other improvements of the elty duriug the year Commarew oy CiHicado—] Recetpts of grain, m bushel «. 24,674,924 } In wheal 8,767,760 | Flour, equa to + 2.624,006, «+ 12 888,398 2,919 £97 7 24,074,824 Forwarde by re Conrumed and band, eceipts of grass needs ........ Lamher, tn feet, ait k, In pounds, | nae in number | Baier, im poucde , in poonds ‘ad osher bacon iz pound in number és Wool, in por | Beef, prekad to barrels. Rage, exportos in pounas., Tallow, exported in poun Lead, ip pounder. Snirgies and jatbe. In number. x 11.126 The progrere of the grain irade since tke establishment the railways rvoping into aed from the city isibus 5,077,600 5 627,606 Whet, bush. Four, bls. Corn, brah, 1,060,000 -_ 1,687 408 556 085 AB ++ 7,688,007 8,680,377 ve 8,707,760 410 689 11 88,308 vered iu 1860, there was recetyet by 1 ‘and © loago rond.. Michigen nod Tii'nois anal Rock Ielnna rr ‘ Vijocks entra ws OF POPULATION ©) CRIGALO, 4470 1859 + 7,080 1899, 12,085 1858 16.569 1854... 0085 1865... 23,047 1858 ‘The sunexed siatement ¢xbibits the aggregate hare ug rovement ¢f l’enneylvania in November of the past two years Bs 0} —N Hie dincovnted,..., $ho,171,608 + banka., of other banke 6.166 629 propy he as... Ri le receivadle., Kxrenees, ver " sony debt... ot ange oe fonon, & Total ember, 1855 porens Tne otner Deoke epre tors aid eliogent turd «. & exclinnge pweelth, ne t of Ma 74 00 sper se acccunt - vine eens 208,196 St Corwiicaten ot deposit. .... 64,140 16 $41,019,459 95 “8, a Increato... cove eces« $8,502,490 06 $2,931,278 4 The ogaregn! capital of the Pniladeipbia city banks har been increased during the year $1,208,080, and ‘the ag. gregate circulation $29°8,589, while the total liabilities show au Inerrare of about $9,000,000, The discounts of the ’biladelph'a city bank» show an increase of $2,509,- C00, and the specie @ decrease of $600,000, tal. ‘ . ote!, Nov., 1865.. x i t 108 sta ty Riv RR, 4 as 1(00 ErieRoombs, 71 Hi do $00 Ill Cen RR be. 9734 0 1000 lll Fr bawpred aie 000 T jt), tag ™ Com. 108% £8 Bank of Com ‘ncrp teat 30 Am Exoh Bk.... 116 100 do. 0 0 + 14% = =60 Mioh Con RR... 94K do. 90 Ak ot NX America loa” 50 d0..,, 080 1% 90 imp & Tr Bk... 108 100 do':.: ‘ys 95% uo Perk Bark.. 100 Mic$oKN IaRXot9 %s 74 0m0 L &Te 200 do . 35M 8¢ Canton ¢ 0 cu 4 ‘ do ow do 0 to Gal & Cate RR,, d0..... 20 Ocosn Bank 29 Penn Goa! Oo... 1 60 Wa Coal&tironCoc 2 tee 250 . 60 0.4.64. 100 Com Coal Oo... oN Y Cen RR 40 100 do ‘ do... 00 t ute 7 & TORY % 100 do.. & R la " 100 ae bs to Ao do... bie 10 4 qe " AB yeare 10 wi) & Wise BR, ie 12 Mao & Won BR 62% 10. N Hay Hartke wat bso jee 100 800 do #860 194, 100 Reailirg RR,.980 8214 16 Ole, Col & Cin RR 105 190-Mi-os \ TARR. 8839 GNYOoen Ri.,.., OB3g 100 OD ceceeDd BOIS wo do bs 9836 100 10 rececors OOH 80 9312 100 «Vaio 87 62 50 do, 36 109 Erle PR 6 260 p00 6345 Clove & Cite RR. 561g 1080 027% 10 Mich Cen RR... 95 INCINNATT STOCK © 4 | 4. By Hewon & Moimes— to the w ng Jan, is, a $8,0C0 Covington and Lc 6,COO Little stiamt KI 6's iat Morty 6,000 Covington ond Lexineton Ri. 6 1,000 Obio and Miax RR 7a, 24 M Ain 1,000 Obio and Kits RR Te, Ist Mor 9,000 Cipetnnati and Chtery» RR 0 1/006 Hillsboro and Cincinnati RE MO 950 Little Miami RR divident sor 200 Columbus and Xenia RR 7's TEKS ppt Kaltroa 200 she (bio ae Misa! nN Cheteati, aaa and Dayton Re 10 ee and Ci ae RR, 187 Little Miami Railroad, 20 * . 22 10 Indiana central Rellroad.. 50 Columbue and Xeuin Railroad . 219 marieua cha Cinciunat! Railron 20 Mad River ana Lake Erie Ratire 40 Junction (1nd) Railroad, with in 15 Farmers’ Bank, Kentucky CITY COMMERCIAL Sareaps 4 Flour.—The market was firm, © voderate valor, which embraced sbout¢,00085.0° » » nciuaing com- mon to good State, at $6 560 36 ot extra do, at $6 60.096 SOR$S6 85 Wheat wast with ightsales, About 8,000 busnels Western re) were sold ab $1 65. Corn,—Sales were in & measure eu) od by the too @1n~ bargo. Weetern mixed from store wey ved at Tde, Too rales were mado per delivery, quotal one for which were nominal. Vork.—Tho market war or wit sales 000 2 400 bbig., at $20 756m $40 8755, 6 ¢ $21 for new me Cotten was quiet bet firm key was frm, with saica at full prices ee __/DVERTISEMENTS, RENEW.) SVERY yer simations and | Bety, inet Nd Pages NEW YBAIOB REFLE A DY NAPOLEON at Another " fod vert A No maiden 2 lowe— lor This must not and it aha: to those mermorinl stor n wide SEN THOPF &% $8 sIFOOL! nino the MORE REPULAIVS THAN m yursnds now ase the loreal” with benedcial naliva ts swallowed. doing aay JON IN THR PRICE OF WINTER eimere pants, 0 weil to gr redacod {rom 10 to call, aw the pr cent No deviation from the marked prices ALFRED MONKOE & OO. 441 Broadwa Po TREY ANT,, CHAPPED, HANDS THEGRWAN, CLARK & (0.8 balsamic glycerine lation will be found ® most | 8B bie preparation: tvitte, Westchortor tounty. N. Y., on Futh cay, (Teureday ) Jaa. i Hon. Judge Robingop, Jsvae V rooTesncact, of the city ct New York, to xanam T, daugbies of Edmond Hug ht, of the former piace, Died. reday evening, Jan. 16, of eryrine TON, Aged LU years, wife of W. Jomsstow —On nlod to atier sleek trom Ber remains will be taken 10 the Cemeiery of the FE » papers ple Channe.—Or child of Jom @ rib and lM ay and frionde of the fare! 7 aro compeet(at'y 4 morrew atvernova, a % a street eat, Williame= son of James ena Aarriet Bostwick, 16, Journ H, ngs, la woe aad x, Jan, 16, Sauce, ovly Cares, aged iL years on borg, Wittiast J, in bid Cth year Cownnnt.-On Friday ovening, J Cowpany, Of tbis oity, OF disease of bbe year of bls ape, The relaity ancl {elende of the familly ara ruspectiully te funoral, at his lao rovidence, Fort morrow morning, Tha ver Estirond curs leave Cosmoers mre 6 Carrieges will be tu waiting nt tno came the retura of the before 3 1, after 8 revere |i ana, wo aw cace, of Kollejamosdtl, comuty Vavas, ire © relatives and fricnds of ibe law ly aro reepectiouy her feners!, frem the residence o . Joba Lawrence, No, o4 Daw!iion *ite Wittuaks —On Fride x Woe stave The friends of bis deco t d bie fa- rere, L » > coy 10 morrow morniffy, st 10 fie rewalue w taken to Greenwood Comey wes, e1 ier Fobs tneitoa’s Ameri + yeare apd he a the Mead, ard the ied t atient ‘ue «, (rom tho restience bor runt On Friday, Jon 16, JawmeD, Kavamt, tom tnd Faeline’ Knight, agea 3 yours, 11 monine © and irionds of (ho family arn rospe: od hia ny tok his rather, No. 84 Eighth c und Fifteenth stroote G Saturday, Jan. 17, of inflamemation of tho nga, Wiitiast CORY, ngod 92 ye His faueral will take place this aivernoon, at 2 o'clock, from tbe res dence oi bin father, No. 10 Mu erry etree. Decetted wan a tative of aghben, county Sigo, of Bryno Ourry aud Sarah Giine -00 a —On Frid i. 16, Many Acres, dacgoier of Micbaei and Uatberine MoRvors, ago 4 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respec ily Bvited to attend her faneral, from the residence of ty ents, No 207 avenvo A, this afternoon, at & ddenty, op board tho steamboat Sato- ite, Jou M. Wervtrop, in the 8605 year 0: bis age. The relatives and friends o( tac famuy are respectfully invited to aticne bie foner this afergooe. at I o'cloct from the reeidency of his mo.ber, No. 162 East Teeny first street, The remainn will be taken to une foeelring est Mark’s churon. 17. of hooping con, bi Savurday, Jan, i, ton of Charies aad Martha Morris, 4 File funeral will take place from their residence, No. ‘216 Deisecey street, this afternoon, +1 1 o'clook. Powices —On Setorday, Jan 1), Cometian FREDERICK fon of Ilenty and Gercho Gohixen, aged 4 years, d months and & days ‘The friends smd sequainiances of the family aro reapeotiu'ly imyvited to attend the funeral, to morrow aflernoon, at 1 o'clock, from No. 427 Sixth avenue, corner of Twenty sixth street, without further invite- b , Jan. 16, of disease of the heart, Haexy Manns, in the 66th year of bis age. Ais friends are respectfully iy tavited attend bis fane- ral, from his inte residence, No. 94 Wost Sixtoonth ty shim afternoon, at 1 o'clock: Baorwry.—On Friday, Jan 16, a ter & aor pet sapets ‘ipess, Euzaneta, by of the Inte Michsel Hagerty, im the year of her ag The relatives and fends of the family, and of hes om, Cornetins, are reepeotiuliy requested to 000, At 1 o Clock, from Ler ‘ater sireet. =At bie rertdones, ‘a Jan '6, of oryeipoins, Cage oe Mee" 49, ve Of Bellycioven, conniy Kileouny, Lreiany, ged @ row! rest in cence. Gore [CDN Maly Vale 01 (Satire (LOM thle world oF w no more Mar coe nore with dream of happy days, tf VpOR Ihe weet Lo rere WATE, HO MEE Trinny PMPoeW ple wee cUpy