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4 f i ee : f i ‘was adopted. United States Supreme Court. Wasninaton, Jan. 80, 1867, Case No. 716—James Stinson, plaintiff, vs. Hercules L. Deneman, defendant. A motion to dismiss for want of ‘was argued. ‘No. 347—William Holcombe, plaintiff, vs. John MoKu- wo ot al.—Error to Supreme Court of Minnesota. Docket- e@ and dismissed, with costs, on motion of counsel for Gefen apnts. No, 61—Paul Mayo, claimant of brig Clement, appel- Jant, vs. Mathew Hunt et al. appellecs.—Argued for ap- peilant and appelices. No, 81—Daniel Tod et a), libellante and sppeliants, vs. Bamuel F. Pratt et al, claimants of steamer Sultana, ap- pellees, and Samuel F. Pratt et al, claimant of steamer Baltana, appellants, vs. Charics M. Reed, libellant, Ar- A Member of the Ohio Legislature Expelled, Couvmnvs, Jan. 30, 1867. ‘Yesterday Mr. Siough was expelled from the House tor striking Mr. Caldwell, by s vote of seventy to thirty- five. All the democrats opposed Mr. Slough’s expulsion ‘with the of Mr. e ” " ar ir. Corry. Mr. Slough left for Cin. je bi From Superior. Jan. 1867. 8th People of Superior were much gratified at which was made with the S. Oroix and Superior Railroad. Hardware Factory Barat. Haxtron, Jam. 80, 1856. ‘The bardw oryot lL. P. Lee, of New Britain, was destroy od © this morning. ' The loss is about 96,000, In . io Une Spring Geld office for $1,500, The Southern Mall. wep ‘min taidaie eeee 30, 1867. be mi ™ m ‘us papers trom Obarleston and Savannah =e cry Tes, Dut we aye pothing later from New Orleans. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pamaneras, Jaa. 30, 1867. ‘Brooks steady. Reonpes £10, ; Reading Rail- read, 4124; Long Island Railroad, 1274; Morris Oanal, 20%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 481. New Ontaaya, Jan. 29, 1857. Bales of cotton 10-day, 7,000 bales, at Y ‘The steamer’s news had no effoct on the market. exchange 6% premium. Other srmece, Sen a8 1867 ‘CHARLESTON, Cotton— Sales of the week 7.700 bales. To day 600 Dales, with an unsettied market. Tne Arago’s advices @pueod a nominal decline of 4c. , Jan, 30, 1867. \fler prices. |ARLESTON, Bales of cotton to day 1,700 bales, at «| ———— ‘Tusirenc.—Mr. Thaiberg passed through this city on ‘Beursday on his way to Philadelphia, after a series of ‘very successful concerts in Boston, Troy and Albany. ‘We sudjoin a notice of the latter which appeared tn the Argus of Thursday. Tax Concent—Gormscnarx anp TuaLvenc—Tirs Tovr- ‘RAMEST OF THE PiANrTs —The concert of Tuesday nignt, ‘et Aseociation Ha)l, was not only the great feature of the geason, but was im Albany—as o display of Watromental art—and — will remain #0 forever. A qrowded and au 4 tt atlende Thalberg’s first piece was the “Semiramis,” a beautiful com por! with an ailegro part that Sened berend the power of the piano to render; but which Thalberg Geiging owt the ir porfouty while giving the orchestral ‘a the ‘iment. The second effect er—is more ada to the than to and. Giovanni” was the refrain, which runs rh the oj by id, forming as 't wore two distinct airs—a most diflicalt foat, ‘and in which Thalberg oxbibited all the powor of four Bands, It is not a compliment to place him among the ia, bas he not been compared to every- E from « siren to St. Cecelia, from « humming bird to i F i : é 7 i aH igae d ‘ al) she dia on the ocossion, ‘than the entertaioment that sbe gave us at her and relative, Mdtle Matnilde D'Angri, who has been tenght by « good master, and is ‘and whose method is g0o1, ap doet, which showed sdmirably the ty 3 ‘The great piece of the evening was the duet between and Thalberg on two pianos. It was inde- It was as if one instrument had been eadowed ist ‘operating apon tw them Into one. ‘tue righ consciously aud yot perfectly obey the one will ‘artiets act under the inspiration of . ‘This concert of perfect sympathy revealed the mastery of the two artists. There was no rivalry betwoen them —no separation, Nor is it meceswary to make criticisms ‘which provoke « comparison that they did not challenge. Ne ove covid tell, from the ear, how to award the praise Detween them, except to give it andlirided to both. fo the eye, Thalberg’s physique and long practice gave bim a facility younger brothor—whose whole (fame was moved LL, the of the pece— has not acquired. the indmite talent of Thalbe Saux or Neoroes ix Tacpanassar, FLa—The following desorbed siaves were sold on yesterday in this city, at poblic auction, for the following prices, viz An old man, oe . truth ie, that pon ol. Berry is one of the mow gifted mea of his Be seems to possest an intuitive knowledge of mon, and Mt appears to ue thet he oan always gota litte more for ‘whatever be cries than ould be provured at private sale, —faliahawe Senvinel Jan. 99. Istaxp Sounn Frozen R—For the bore is solid Joe from the “onneoticut Porsone crose the Sound en Rain's Bey rey toned by the New Haven fry That paper of Mon day evening rays that Cap ain Morrow, of the #choouer Det hs aden ho bas been for a week frozen in » At the mouth of our harbor, re jee giate, that from and from the Branford, \e bo acon from his topmast, itener'e | at gob of our harbor, Thus Long Toland. @ Y “he firet time in the memory of men connected by eolid oe —Martford Nimes, Jan 31. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1857. Mowrmusy, Mexico, Deo. 20, 1866. Another Revolution in Northern Mewico—The Puabla Revo: lution net Quelled—Annenation of Coahuila to Nueva Leon, do., de. ‘The troops that socording to the treaty of Los Muertos returned to the interior, under Genera! Rosas, immedi- ately om their arrival at San Luis Potosi revolted against the government and in faver of the reactioniste at Puebla. ‘The movement was headed by a Col. Calvo, an artillery officer, who commenced operations by arresting ia the streets Generale Rosas and Eoheagaray. As some of the troops continued faithful to the latter, the consequence was, that they opened thelr fire on one another. As yet, nothing is known as to the final result. ‘The intelligence from Tampico that the government had approved the revolutionary movement at that port was eenes Coveenee to for the latter to recognise him as Governor and Oom- manding General of Altoough the government troops seem to have occupied Puebla, reactionists, however, far from having sur- ret Se ee, the with all their altillery and mi of war. The at San Luis will give ‘them confidence and inspire them with eo. It is even said now that they will not enly sus! them- selves, but that they may possibly overthrow Comon- fort’s government. Many letters from different parts of Mexico have been written to Governor Vidaarri, him for having celebrated the treaty of Los Muertos. Among see one from the Bishop of San Luis, in which hie Reverence, after lauding the Governor, says, that by the treaty aforesaid tho government and the liberties of the country were saved. The election returns from Ooabul'a are fast coming in, and the vote stands about 100 for annexation to Nuevo ‘Leon to one against the measure. I see, too, by an arti- cle in the new constitution that Nuevo Leom and Coahuila to form one State only; so that this question may now be considered as being at an end. A for colon’: with Mexican famtlies to be pay nang the interior, the vacant domain of Coahuila, will jortly be made to the general government, and as the parties interested are all men of known influence and ‘social position, ] apprehend that the government will ac- cede to thetr pi 3 ‘The President has written (o Governor Vidaurri that he will approve all the contracta celebrated by tho latter with several merchants for the introduction of goois ‘through the line of the Bravo, and that as soon as copies of contracts are received by the government the cor- Prod owl iso ‘will be issued for the importation of 1e jpulated. Nothjng as yet is known from Tampico, or as to Garza’s whereabouts, and we only know that he has been abeu- doned to his fate by many who last yor contributed to his elevation. I yet believe that the pico revolution. iste will succeed against bim. ‘the Indians keep quiet, as they have not committed any depredations lately. Police Commissioners. TRIAL OF CAPT. RUSSELL, OF THE THIRTEENTH WARD POLICE. ‘The Police Commissioners met at the Mayor's oflice, City Hall, at halt-past Bfour P. M., on Friday—present, Mayor Woot and City Judge Russell. The case of Capt: Russell, of the Thirteenth ward police, who is charged ‘with cowardice, neglect of duty, unbecoming conduct, &o., &c., was brought up, and the testimony tn the trial continued, The testimony on behalf of the prosecution having rested, the witnesses for the defence were oalled. Mr. E. Wild, being sworn, sald (through a German teroreter)—I live in Division street, next aoor to house kept by Jane Stewart in 1856. The defence offered to prove by the witness that said bouse had alw: been an orderly house, but the Board ruled out the imory as irrelevant. Wm. lL. Wood sworn—I bave been a Police Justice for several years; before that time I was a policeman; | am stati ‘at Essex Market Pelico Court, and the returns from the Thirteenth ward are made to this court. 1 have known Osptain Russell for sbout twenty years; this giri, belore alluded to, was brought to me in June, they # she fell or jamped, thrown, out of 's window in Division street; she’ sal ‘was noi thrown out of a window; could not tell distinctly how it happened; acknowledged ‘she had been drinking; = rhe made no charge against anybody, nor did any one ke a charge sgsinst ber; Ihave Kiowa Capt. Russell No intimately for the ist twenty years; during that citizen has always been A ave no doubt of the qualifica- tions of the acoused for performing his duty; I think he mae yen J t ith sworn-—I am a grocer; my store Is at the corner of Bleecker and Attorney =A l&now the bouse where Mre. Siewart lived in Division street; it is witniu Ove doors of Tesidence; LYave knowu Mr. Russell for many years; bis character & eitizen dat ing that time bas been first rate; I thigk be has dis. charged his duty as & police capiain admirably. Jacod Ferdunj sworn—I bave resided in the Thirteenth ‘Ward nineteen years, and have known Captain Russeli ‘Well during ihat time; his character as a citizen nas beeh urimpeacbabio; be has been an efficient oflicer in the department; from my own knewlodge I consider 8n active officer. Abram Drucker sworn—l am a@ policeman of the Thir teenth ward, and was in Juno, 18566 during the disturb’ ‘ance in, the engixe house, in Cltaton . Russell ‘was at the station§ bouse; I did not see any lieutenant xt the station house; Lieutenant O'Keete was at the scene of the disturbance: the telegraph was in action at that timo; Captain Russell was the only one prosent that could work or ant wor that telograph to iy! now ledge; the telegraph ‘was oparating avd he was by it. William Jenkins sworn—I have besn connected with the police since February jast; lam now acting as and disebarging the duties cf Heutepact; I was a policeman on the 10th of June last, during the disturbance in Olin- ton sireot, | was at the engine house when the pol’csmea came from the staioa house and entered tno engine house; at thai time there was mo quarrel on tne inside that | could bear; ss soon as they went in I beard the cry “defend yourselves; | remaised there Lill Taw the poiicewen come out with a mao and take him to the station house; I went in with them; Captala Ruseell was there tn command; I saw no diffieulty ia tho Pelice quelling the Cisturbance; there was no disturbance ovtaice the Ouse; eight or ten policemen were at the ergine house, I did not go into the engine house my- rt — I novoed a roratch on the face of Lieutenant ee William Hochhery rwora—I live in 26 Clinton street. I keop a lager bier saicon: this diffoulty at the engine hours began at my place; there were five en 6d In the disturbanoe; ine policemen oxme tuto my oure to arrent there parties; there were four of (hom; pn arrosted one man; | know all the pariies who ore- sted this disturbance; Oaptain Russell went with me to get warrante for them. No other witnesses being present, though several had been subpinacd, the Board adjourned till Seturdey at ono o’ceck P. M., when the case will be summed up by the counsel. Tas Oraks—Sroonn S or Mapame pe Witnomer.— “Lacia d| Lammermoore’’ was given last night, for the se- cond time this season, toa crowded house. Madamede ‘Wilborst not only re-affirmed the triamph of ber début, Dut sung and acted much better. Her success is be- yond peradventure, and is without precedent in the bis- tory of the lyric stage. ‘The New York Weekly Heraid, IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA—NRWS FROM RUROPE, CALIFORNIA, NEW GRAMADA, SOUTH PA- CIFIC, MEXICO, CUBA, RTO.—CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE rROCEEDINGS, ETO., BTC. The Weaxty Henatp wil) be published at cleven o'eioek this morning. Its contents will embrace ful! details of the news from Central America, brought by the James Adger and Mlinois; news from Europe, California, New Granada, the Fouth Pacific, South America, Sandwich Isianda, Austra- lia, Mexico, Cubs, West Indies, Affaire in Washington avd Albany; Editoriaisou the lesding topics of the day, Latest Telegraphic news; Financtal, Commercial, Religious, Pollti- cal and Maritime Intelligence; together with a variety of local And miscoliancous \icma. ingle copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had at the counter. Price sispence. Wells, Fargo & Co 's Express Stock for Sale cheap, by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street. qv tme his character as I Union India Rubber Co.'s Stock for Sale cheap, by ALBERT HH, NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street. Manhattan O11 Co.'s Stoek, for Sale Chenp, by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street. 2,000 Portraits Taken Daily, 180 an Hour, Sr See ures and dolar photographs, at once. Go phout. 81D Received at Green's Shirt and Furnishing store, No. 1 Astor House, new styles of ties, cravate, scarfs, and gentlemen's winter underwear, per late steamer. Mra. Elltott’s Rheumatic Embrecation.— For rbenmatiam, old eprains, obilbiains, o., for acy, in New York for the aale at 52 Divinion street the sole medicines of Dr. Swayne, of White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and Bean- Hiful eoraplexion, dimportures. Be sure )., Franklin square, N. Hill's Hair, Dye, Four Shillings = Box, biaek or brown. Jo 1 Barclay street eu'ting of hair and whisaers. eis: Also, the injmitadio A. Grandjean ts the Only Person who can be conited scientifically on ail diveases of the bua hair, M4 Church street, corner of Barclay. The Sixth and Right enue gare stop Ai the ddor 6f the eatablisnment Photography. —A Successfal Operator want. od, ins fret class gallery, Communications aldrew Photo, Herald ofee sed upees, No 23 ro the best im the world, made, sold and apptied Broadway. Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupees stand unrivatied in the country. Wholesale and retail, and the dye privately applied, st No. 6 Astor House. Falling of the Hatr Shoute not be consi fe too lightly and but fow peraane can tequencea Oall on GI AN. O4 Rupture Cored by Marah & Co.'s Radical cure trum, st No, 2)5 Malden lene, New York, Hoarse! room Coughs, ness and Bronchitt BROWN’S bronchial troches_ when aliowed 10 dimolve slow: im the mouth, have a direct influence to the affected paris; pe 0 ‘affections gives reliet colds ‘and the various (hres it i fe which public speakers and singers are les, try Dr, Witmer’s pi Fanted to cure. Agency, 158 Bowery. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Frupay, Jan. 30—6 P. M, ‘Tho stock market exhibits no new feature. There was, f anything, a little more activity in some stocks, at little lower prices, The movement to-day in Reading was greater than uaual, and it is now the kading speculative stock inthe market. Since the payment of the dividend it bas fallen about four per cent, and there are free sellers at current prices. Now York Central aad Erie were sold in Jarge lots to dsy. The tendency of prices was down: ward from the opening to the close, Missour! 6's fell off 1% per cent; California , 1; Panama, %; Ilinois Central Ratiroad, 34; Galena and Chicago, };; La Crosse and Milwaukie, 1. The transactions in Missouri State 6’s continue large, but prices have not been suatained, Tho advance was in anticipation of an active demand for banking purposes under a general law about being introduced into the State of Missour!, The supply has proved to be much greater than the immediate de- mand, an! prices are now about two per cent below the point from which they started. New York Central Rail- road bas been steady for sometime past, but the high price has brought a geod deal of stock Into the street, and induced operators to sell short to some extent. Weasball, without donbt, bave ii announocd after tho arrival of every uropean steamer, that large orders bave been received from Tondon for this stock, and we bave no doubt it will be quoted in all the fancy London circulars. ‘There {s s oless of stock brokers in London, partics sent out by our /arge railroad companies, who issue cir- culars especially for this market. They are intended solely for effect on our Stock Exchange, and are got up for no other object. Ié is therefore their business to make good quotations for certain railroad stocks, and such remarks as may be necessary to help along Wall street speculators. Tbe New York Central Railroad stock has juat been put into the bands of these brokers in London, and {tis now regularly quoted. A good many holders bore would like to get prices for their stock thatare quoted in these circulars—but London and New York are two very different markets. A railroad stook, likes prophet, is not appreciated in its owm country. At the seccnd board the market was quiet. In some instances higher prices ruled, Reading advanced 3 per cent; Cleveland and Toledo, };. There were small sales of Nicaragua Transit at both boards at 47; a 5 per cent. ‘This stock goes up and dowa as the news from Nicaragua about Walker is good or bad. In the event of Walker being defeated an effort will be made to revive the old ‘Transit Company. Its boats are now in bad way, and aro fast going to decay. We have no idea that the defeat of Walker would put an end to filibustering in Nicaragua. ‘There are 80 many directly and indirectly engaged in the present movement that if it should fail now it will not be abandoned, and any company which has beoome identi- fled with the aliies would be tn continual danger of having its transit property seized and destroyed. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to dey as follows :— Total reeeipts..... $427,541 45 Total pay meu 66 281,397 ‘Total balance, 12 778,863 47 The warrants entered at the Treasury Depariment, Washington, on the 27th instant, wore as follows:— For the redemption of stoc! + $2,329 28 For the Treasury Department. 114,126 28 For the Interior Department For Customs., :136,070 41 : 2,699 00 24 95 Repay ment on account of the Navy. ‘The coupcns for interest, due Febroary 1, 2957, upon the bonds of the Sacketts Harbor and Saratoga Railroad Company, will be paid upon presentation on Monday, Feb. 2, at the Park Bank, A bill bas been roported favorably in the Assembly of thir State, to allow the Sackett’s Harbor Railroad Com- rary to build canals to connect the navigable waters with their ‘oad and the uppor waters of the Hudson. ‘The interest warrants of the bonds of the Bar ington and Missouri Railroad Compavy falling due on tue first dey of Febroary will be paid at the Broodway Rank. The twterest warrants of Des Moines county and Henry county, lows, iseved for stock im the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company, and falling due on tho first of February and first of March, will be paid at the Broad. way Bonk. ‘Tho interest due on the firat of February on the first and second mortgage bonds of the Terre Haute, Alton ard St. |euls Ratiroad Company, will be paid on and after , on the presentation of the coupons at the com- , No, 18 William aireot, seeeeeeertoreeeces +++ 9434,734 06 the seven per cont bonds of the Mad River ard Lake Brie Railroad Co., due Feb. Ist, will be paid op presentation, at the People’s Bank, on and afer Fel York and Harlem Railroad Oo. will pay, on | Monday, Fob, 2, at the office of the treasurer, No. 83 Pine street, the half yearly coupons upon thelr secend mort- gage bonde—the bonds of 1861 and the Dover extension | seven per cent bonds. The Aesembly Judiciary Committee have reported a bill abolishing days of grace on sight drafta, and also on drafis and checks om banks. It also allows protests to be sent to endorsers when protests are made in the town where endorsers live. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and vaine of foreign dry goeds entered et this port for consumption for warehouse, and also the withdrawais from warohouse, ‘during the week ending snd inc adtog Thersday, January ‘The dry goocs trade has exhibited more animation the present week, owing to the relaxation In the severity of the weather. The interruption to travel has no doubt Prevented considerable accessions to the number of country merchants now in the city, The interruption to the mati by snow storme bas also interfered with the re- otipt of remittances from the interior, adding more or jess, to the stringency among city jobbers and importers, many of whom were compelled to coptract new loans or ad- ‘yance the cash to protect paper deposited in bank ender their endorsement. With the present thaw, however, the mails bave resumed greater regularity, and this trow- | ble te fast disappearing, Should the weather continue ta | vorable, we expect the business to increase with exch ro- | the height of the arrag tie | At last secounte from Eurcpe, al thoveb money market bad become more ttringent, we could learn of no abatement ip the advanced views Of manufacturers, either in France or England. At Manchester we learn by the Arabia, that though trade was less setive, prices gonera'ly wore un- \t ie on the Continent whatever turn the morey market might take, owing to the imunda- tions last spring, and ths shortness of the silk crop, no matcrial diminution im staple sil and wollen goods is to be artiotpated, The war made upon the Chinese at Ona- | goods to restrict the consumption than Mt did before the advent of the golden era. long as Australia and California pour forth their undiminished treasures, we do not expect to witness any redac tion in the prices of tropical products, ing cotwon. vpless some means can be devised of greatly adding to the supply of labor. The export of cotton piece goods was very light the present week, and, at the advanced rates at which heavy cotton goods must be sold to realize ® profit, we do not expect to witness as large an export trade this year as the last. The sem!-civ! AF patna of the world bave not benefitted in their means of consum| tion from the supply of gold tn « ratio at all corr ‘ = to thore sections fur jation. plece goods. at 9c. for standard marks, and light Kinds were firm; blencked mheotings an firm, for all grades, with a tendency to higher Drills were firm at 9c. tor bleached, and blue at 10}<0., with bigher rates for higher qualities. Osnaburgs were firm but insctive. Corset jeans were ree with a moderate trade, Dentms continued firm at 10340.8.16 sc. & 1€c , according to the standard of the makes. pes and ticks were aga'n held at higher prices, Cotton duck was firm, with » feir amount of sales at full prices. Printing cloths were frm. Prints were in good assort. ment, with eales according to make, at 9346. a 100. a lic. Gipgbams were in good de ‘without ge in prices. Twceds snd jeans were With moderate sales, Linseys were firmly held at 12540. 8.130. Carpets oon- tinue firm, with mederate sales, at fall prices. Foreign ttaple geods were firm; and aiks, were bel Foreign cotton and id wt fall prices goods also continued firm. 46500 do, LJ 100 600 N Y CenRR7’s 101}¢ 600 1000 Har RRistmt. 81 160 1€00 LEriekWimbs 71 000 16 shs Bank StofNY 10434 900 16 Bk of Commeroo. 103% 200 5 Bk Com scrip... 1033¢ 600 25 Broadway Bank. 196 600 25 Commonw’h BE. 99% 100 di 100 WardCcal&TronCo 14 Pacific M Bt’p Co. 110 N Y Central RR.. 00 60 76 Milwad MissRR b3 10 LaCrosse& Mil RR do. FAILURES, SUSPENSIONS, ASSIGNMENTS, ETC. From the Independent, Jan. 29 | The — is our weekly report of failures, asrign- Ibert, Brownell & Co,, Boston, Mass.,* suspended. Mr. B has since died Forsenden, Boston, Mess., suspended. Liabilities about $600,000. & Co, Boston, ported # |, Dave gone pte insolvency. Priestiy Young, Worcester, Mars., suspended, and bas calcd meeting of bis creditors. 8.0 beg Lan ag Mase., suspended. Michael McDonough, Springfield, Miags., faile:. wnainey Fitiott, New York city, assigued to Beatty & Iton, Buffalo, N, Y., suspended, ‘ties, . ied. Assets about Seley old oi a sop” |. ¥., sold out " J. M. Coben Watertown, N. Y., failed, Roynor & Siewart, Syracuse, N, Y., sold out and surpended. Rossiter & Darrow, Oswego, N. Y., 1, Lewu & Herrick, Lyons, N. ¥., as l. Orrin Parsons, Fulton, N. Y., sesigned to_Joha B. Par. acDe. David Biankensey, Otergo, N. Y., failed. ‘Thomas McRutrey, Cohoer, N. Y:, fatled Dente! Keyser, iindeiphia, Pend., suspended ; liabill- thes $13, Watlace, Rothermil! & Oo., Minersville, Menn., suspend- ry Robrkassee, Cincinnati, Obio. failed. Jones Love, Toledo, Obio, failed and assignea. H. & J. Krouse, Meimore, Obio, assigned to Joba urns, F. Othman, Hillsboro, (/his. sold out and suspended. Thomas W. White, Jr. Lancaster, Obio, assigned to Br Robert Reed and Joseph Work. ©. McKinney, Evansville, Ind., assigned to Morris Joboron; Habilities $14,000. Ostrander Dicks, Greencastle, Ind., failed and as signed. 'W. Strfhgtield, Greoncastio, Ind., failed pricier R Perrine, Rosebary, In, assigned te G. R. own. Jacob Koon 7, Peoria, Iil., eavigned mijglntiey & Brother, Ontawa, Ill, assigoed to John re Joriab Avguates, Bloomington, |i, sold out and sus. pend: J L_ Fenton, Decatur, Til, sold out and ruspended. G, W. Brig hi, Deostor, 1il., amigned. Dickerson, Paddock & Co..'Lyndon, Ull., failed. Prat, Reo & Rodgers, Batile Creek, Mich., tailed and J. ©. Fiero & Go, Edwardabarg, Mich, sold ont and suspenard Morse & Martin, Jonerviile, Wis., failed. Totdrich & Oo ,'Dubuque, Iowa, ‘suspended: liabilities about $70 000. Joseph Freidenbam, Brockville, C. W., failed and as- signed. Gy the Atientic we have reports of the failure of Begbie, Wiseman. & Oo. of Glasgow, with lie- 3. N, Smalipage, of Baraley, ‘of neatly £80,000, and Benjamin Chapel, ‘The ciroular of T. J. Stewart & Co., prepared for trans mission abroad by the steamsbip Atlantic, from thie port for Liverpeol to-morrow (Saturday) says — The market for the past fortnight bas favored the selior op to within « few days. But it required all of strength that was sent in the accounts received Liverpoot ia that interval to keep Persia's advices to 10th inat. u4ib, and brought business to per Arabia, via Halifax, of ing ® business of only 27,000 baler, and absence \. jation, To en of the previout week were about 2,500 baler cw ly, « conmderable portion of |bhem transit cotton, The wees from store Pas been restricted by the in clomeney of the weather for Lad ke days, and the iit forw en) LJ Chletly for export with some ditt Ccitted gine Wednesday ow A Ihe cont'nued heavy receipts we have a pointed operstore, ‘ead weamene’ covkdence mecrep F 8,000,600 bal gh some belief in that Ogure as @ maxi inority. The tendency of pudiic on y not under 8,000,000 beles, . Le good rite ‘a 8, 200,000 bales. probable We orep ft be calvered ear ler toad cre de'ore ; New that tho very rntivtactory prices w Il bring out the growth, pene complein of half a orop, t ut only of (bat wen long sinoe nade nin price. If At the comparative receipts te crop 3,600,000 pales, Apy dimt ution im short Upland. |. Mobile. Ord’y to good..W all ig WXeld 11 Kald Jow Middling .11%a12 "120183 125401235 din at ener andes oo ——19%— —138. — —18 Ashes —The market was quict prices unchanged. Basaperurrs —-Fiour—The market was dull and heavy, the demand being coptined to the domestic trate. transactions {¢ Up about 2,600 a 3,500 Lbis., at about the following quotations: Extra State.......... 0005 @ommon to ‘good Ohio e oo a 110 sales of moment wero radon Capadian was heavy rted. Sou\bern flour was inactive and commot were difficult to sell without somo concession im prices, Tho transactions were confined to 490 a 5¢0 bbls, Ryo flour and corn meal, in the absence of sales. were norai- nal at lant quotations. Wreat was firmly beld, but owip, the aiffloulties of deliveriug it, with the absence of demand for export, no #1 were repo Corn was dull snd easter, Sales of about 10,000 9 15 000 bushels Western mixed, from store, were reported at 69c. = 72c. Rye was firm, with sales of 6¢0 bushels Northorn at 960, Onis ranged at 50c. a Sic. for State and Weetern. Covray,—The market wan stoady. Tho sales embraced sbout 800 bags of Rio, im lots, at 9340. = 1034 ., with aemall parcel at Ilc., and 100 mats Java at lc , four months. Corroy.—Tho market was active, and the sales reached about 7,000 bales, closing at avout 127,0. 180, for middling uplands, abd 184<c. for New Ocleans middling, while some bolders cemanded 15340. Funignrs —The engagements were light, without chango of moment in rat To Liverpool avout 1,CC0 bb! flour wore yeported at 2s. 3d., 200 a 300 bales of cotto: at 6-160, a 34d., with some heavy goods at 2bs.; gral was nominal, at 7d a 73¢4. To*fendon' four was at 3e., ger at €4gd. a 10d., and 100 tons oll cake was taken at j0s.; bacon and lard were at 30s. There was nothing new to Havre. To Glasgow rates wero at 3s. for flour. To California rates were at 260. foot moasurment. There was a good demand for #1 vessels for the West India leiands., A bark was taken up for Porto Rico to load with svgar at 4%c., aud molasses on deck at $3 25; another of 170 tons, for a round sum out and back of $1,600; anc another bark for St. Croix for sugar at 1Co. and spare stores, To Bremen 200 (ons measurement goods were orgaged al 275 6d. Hay was firm, with sales chiefly to the olty trade. Hors.—Small sales were making at 70. @ 10c for Rast- erp and Western new crop. Old were dull and nominal Le — Quiet and pominal. Morasers —Yales of 920 bbls. New Orleans were made at 760.; 20 bhde. old clayed Cuba at 460, and 260 bhds. Cuba murcovado and Cuba on terms not stated. Navat Stones.— Price s for spirits of turpentine were firm without change oi moment in prices. Orade was held at $4, and rosin war quict and nomiual. Ons — Linseed continued firm with sales of 4,000 8 6,060 gallons American at $5c. cask. Whale and sperm Were wnehanged. Provisions —Pork—Tho market was loss animated and buoyact. The rales embraced 200 a 300 bbie , Laoteding pew moss at $21 26 a $21 3754; old moss at $29, and $1! for prime, Beef wns steady, with seles of 200 bbis. $9 bU a $10 25, and now mess do. at $10 60 # $13; re- packed Weatern was unchanged. Beef hame were lirm at 19e, a 2lc. Cut meata were firm at 8c a 10c. for shoulders ard 1(°,c a llc. for bams. Bacon was steady; esaleof 6,000 boxes were reported delivered in Now Orlears, iong and sbort boned middies, on private terms. Lard was (rm. and in quick demand, with sales of $00 bbis. at Ife. a 13)¢0. Butter and cheese were unchanged Rear Estate —8 lotefon west side Second avenue, near Fihy-aixth sircet, 26x100 feet each, together, $3,600: vepteenth strert, betweon Sixth and Seventh avenues, lessebold, $2,550; house and lot No, 78 Cortiandt treet, $6,t00; No. @ Beach street, 18-9x70, $8,100; No. 16 Beach street, 20x80, $10,050; No. 17 Beach street, 20x69 $9 200; No. 607 Greenwich streot, 24x64, $6,300; brown stone house on West Twenty-third street, 26x98 9, $16,100; 1 w in St, Jobn’s obapel. $7,600; nouse and lot No. 146 fant Broadway, 26x63, $5,260; 2 lots on 116th street, be- tween First and Second avenues, 26x100-11, $900; 1 fall lot atd gore in the rear, $410, Rice was «niet, and prices nominal. Bricks —Salrn of 3,000 mats cagsia were mate at Jbc. now held at 8” 40 SvGARs —Tho market continued Mi Sales of 986 bhde. Cubs muscovado made at prices ranging from 93,0 a 10 green or pew crop Cuba muscovado at ¥o., and 4,000 bags Babia, for re om private terms. Toracoo —? here is « marked increase of demand for a’! sorts, although prices for al) sorts are held extremely ati The sales included 1£5 bhds. Kentucky at 12}0. a I7e.; 191 bales Favepa at sto 2540 ; 60 do, Sagua at p. t.; 62 casom teedieaf at 20c. a 280.; 26 do. Florida at be a ile. Woot,—The market is dull on scoount of the total ab- tence of manviacturers, who find it impossible to ge} woo! Present thaw is ex ak up the Sound, at week dealers !ool C ‘As the stock is light ownors are firm, and ex pect bigh rates Wiuskay —Sales of 100 a 200 bbis. of Ohio and prison were reported at 280. a 2840. — “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ——oo————————————— er Skuations and Help, see Sixth P: NFORMATIONFOR AMERIOAN TRAVELLMES OO1N@ 4 ~~ weve SHR BEST HOTELA, Hotel Menries.. : ! Hotel dee Ttaliena. Move! des Princes. Hotel de Russie, k: Hotel de V Angleterre Hote! Peder... Hote! Feder. Hotel HOTRLS Bs All the hotels in Lowden are Hotel de Rivoli. Tete) de Gade. Hotelgies Tro Roe... ‘Aud many ebers, whicis will AMR MAR W to re ine Gratin unt the Albemarle g Reference ban| . 7. No. here, Bir ClandegBeot, Bart. EGompany. No.1 je wane cresare eT AMES son's, forth and fee Amecned SThetas in his metghvoriod, and JOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRAVELLERS. WOLFR'S DAM BOILN APPS. A medicinal diet dr! eminently siwary qualities ey bimec., exolanively, a his factory at Behie in Lol 5 ade from the best barley tha’ ean be selected in the essence of am aromatie Tasian berry, of edged and erireordinary medicinal prop: nce acquired a higher repatation, both her diuretic beverage 4 theumatiem, te obsiruetions of the 7, ite effects are iti ot only dam t in general debi Prompt, decided, and invariably reliable for these maladies bu’. to al Produced by or'n¥ing bad water, Of thera. 1 Oper atne nah stone inthe rolnte corrective of theme i, ly preventa the A w be a properties of bw water, and a which they coonsion. ‘It tw or and Agi, & ‘ogerable malaria to tree {a the waters of there distr icta i hit principally prevails, aromatic Rediedam schnapps la comeqnent)y in great demand by per fone (rave liing or abow: 10 Fetile io thewe parts et the cenary, eepectally, os well as by many in every community where ii has become known. on Account Of Ha various other renretual properties Tr ai eases of » dropeical teadeney. ¥ is generally the only remedy reynired, adopted in the carty wagon 7 isc: eat y of the mediate invariable spectic: may be administered in diluted ard rm ‘sian even to young tpianta, those of ariping h and bowels they are eepecnalls ih jel''y alendaat upon protracted shrense maindien, low temperament and exhaseied vital energy wr vbalever cause induced, These ae (acts te which many of the most rmirent medion! men, beth i Burope aad the City cl Rites e testimony, aad whieh are corroborated by ten authorities. » quart and pint bottles, ia cases os Ser S.pemiee NS ot 3 u simile of bis signatdFe on . FOr sale by ail tl Jrogeiste end country merchanta in the Upited fares?” UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Manufacturer and Importer ‘2 and 22 Beaver street, New York AND INITTALS—FUR: ORED ORESTS (1°12) t 18RD oniy st 588 Broadway The curiqua are invite! to call examine ‘he specimen books. N. B.—Positive!y ne co. * lored stamping done for ON Saperve, S88 Broadway HE INCOMPARAH r protean fountain pe: Die, beantiful PEN—PRINOR'S IMPROVED Jan 23 and Dec 2, 1455, t on wa have just introduced an appre gs ere Accountants Peneila avi ober berg. foods sold at the depot, 200 Broadw y Corner cf Reade etree BUSCELLANEOUR, PANIAH QUARTERS TAKEN Av % CENTS. * wings bi “126 cents. sbxpene-s “ 6. conta, Tn payment for cloths at aS’ Eatenalve Clothing warebouse, And 68 Fulton street, 0 Gold and Wiiff areeta. =x8 2s ss 2 ets 55 SSSSsess. see 6 pr HERON MANTA THE FUND AY COURIER OF i i) a beautify: fall len ‘raito scgacisnidis MIS ATILDA HERON, with # memoir of this popular actre: W eroane, Lene oF Walac GREATLY IMPROVED AND REAUTIFIED! The COURIER of tomorrow commences a new will appear in ® quarto form witb forty eight columne of reading matter, ritten by THEATRE. Everything ¥ ntertaining. 1 the News of the Week. Rtiring Stories. The Husband of Amelia Path, A Renegn’e Ruseia wot the Hernld, ton and the Rook Living for oeiety Theatriealn Fisbing in the Vicinity of New York, By Genio ©. Scott, Revolvers in the Boston, by Joho Pacpix. Garroting end Garrowerm. Published by JAMES L. SMITH & OO.. 15 Sp ‘And for sale by =I! Brextsy—Baows —On (Chorscay, Jan, 29, by the Rey. Dr. Osgood, Faxpmaick Broaiy 10 Miss Farey Baows, ai) of this city. Hepcaox—Watiace—On Weterday, Jao, 28, »y the Rev. Mr. Hiscox, Mr. Gaonom S Hovcsom to Miss Vin cinta Wattace, all of this city Tavio—Jounson,—On Thursday moruing, Jan, 99, at jather, Piermont, Rockland Min Macau A., eldest 1866, by the Rev. Dr. Ducachet, pastor of 8. Steph eburch, Dr. Frave R Wwcar, of Ba'timore, \o Mins Louse RespEr. Fogaary —On Friday morning, Jan. 30, at one o’c'ock, afier a sbort buteevere Uimess, Parkick Focanty, aged 4l years, friends, and those of his brother James, are io. vited to attend his funeral. from bis late rest’ ence, cor. ner of Broome and Mangia streets, to morrow, at two o'clock. His remains wiil be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Cismsnt —On Monday, Jan 24, at No, 91 Norfolk street, Punnwas R. OuaMent, 4 35 yours. ‘The remains were ipleried in the Cemetery of (ho Evergreei Jawns.—In this city,on Thureday, Jan, 29, Wouam Tromas Janes, aged 46 yea! te The {rienda of the femuy aro reepectfully Invited to at- tend his funeral, from toc Church of tbe Holy Innocents, ‘Wat Thirty-roventh streel, near Broadway, \o morrow afternoon at one o’clock. ‘Wasnan.—On Thursday, Jan 20, afier a short \liness, Fina, oavghter of Jolin ‘6, and Mary B, Warren, aged <8 ‘ ‘po relatives aud friends are invited to attend the fu neral, this afternoon, at balf past two o’olcck, from the residence of her grandfather, Ailan M, Satifun, 102 Weet Sixteenth street ©'DoneLt —In this city, on Frifay, Jam, 80, Epwaxo O' Domne. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to et tend his funeral, ay residence, Lal vm street, to-morrow afternoom o’olook. Lavicon —On Friday, Tho. 30, at half-past four o'clock: P.M., Lrcinpa Hates, only daughter of Wm. H. and Ma- 1y_A Leviton, aged 14 yer "rhe Molatives aod friceae of the family are respectfally inyib-d to attend the funeral, from 132 Bleecker street, to morrow afternoon, at baif psst twelve o'clock, without jurtber invitation Favineor.—On Friday, Jan 39, Euzamera A. Framqos, aged 48 years and 8 mouths. ‘The iriends of the family, end those of her brother, r Fraing jolly invited to attend. the ta hail past one o'clock, howl (urther invitation. imei the lungs, Jura TRRADWRLL Maria Husiace, sgea 8 months and 13 day: ‘The friends of ine family are luvited to attend the fu ral, from the res.dence of bor father, No. 31 Kast Thir- tieth airect, to morrow afternooa, at half past two o'clock, jan, 30, Rapwoxp Covvom, a ne jand, aged €6 years. those of his sone, attend the funeral, 6 B, to-morrow afier: & Henry and William, are invited from bis late residence, 246 a’ noon, at two o'clock. Coonny.—On Friday, Jan. 30, Evosws Ooony, in the 28th j ear of his age. His iriends and reiatives are reapeotfully tavited to tend his funeral, from his late resivenoe, corner of CI ton and Flushisg avenucs, Brooklyn, this afernoos pert two o’aiock, without further invitation. up —Oo Friawy, Jan. 80, Tuomas J. Gurao, io the O6:b year of his », Tha friends of the family aro respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, irom bis late rewidence, No. 7 Front ‘Brooklyn, oo Monday aftrnova, at ibree o’cloce, Without furtber invitatio De Ly Rew —On Friday, Jan. 30, Many E , wife of Geo. A. De Le Ree, of wfammation of tb ‘Toe relatives and friends aro iavind (0 atteod her f ersl, from her residence, 83 Bergen atresi, Broo. lyn, to morrow afternoon at two o'clock. yormock. —Im Brockiyn, on Thursday, Jan. $9, Romer M. Powece, aged 60 years ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the f+ reral, to-morrow a{erucon, at two o'clock, from No. 191 Sande street. Pace —On Friday morning, Jan. 30, Rowner H. Pace, ton of Reuden and Frences M. Price, of ialiammation of the lun 8 months The Slatires ‘and friends of the family are invited to soquaiz tances are renpectia) Jy invited to attend bis fuceral, from the residenoe of bin parenta, this afternoon, at three o’clock, without further invitation —At Stapleton, Staten Is'aad, on Thareday, Dame, Sutonsos, in we O7th year of bis \e. “tyne (rienda of tho family are respectfully Invited to at- tend his tuneral, from his late residence, to morrow al- ternoon at Iwo o'clock. ee New a by ay te ea . 29, AmcninaLD Davin Camream, , formerty of Kéipburg, Scotland. The funeral wiil take piace from b's iste residence, New brighton, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Hu friends are invited to attend. Weertayait—in Hoboken, atthe residence of J. R. Hill, on Thureday, Jan, 39, Jawa, relict of the late Cas. rr eapnevess ie Gee OS sae at Oe Her rem will be taken to Tarrytown for interment the baif-past nine o'clock cars from Chambers street. refeuves and frieads ere iavied te etsend. arg. Hacmanan.—At Ramapo, on Wednesday, Jan. 38, ~ oe noey \- De relatives and friends of ine Bre respectfully vied to attend the fupersi, this at eleven o'cock Thecare leave Jersey Oty A. M., for Bofern # depot, where carriages will be in waiting. Surve —Al New Rochelle, ov morning, Jao 30. ot oe of the beart, Wiitae Sacra, tm the 45m year ot bis ag ‘The members of Westchester Lodge, No. 147, and the haternity of Youkers avd York, with the reiaitves fr { the lewily, are respectfully Invited to at- }, from bis iste residence, to morrow af~ ° . Bendey evening, Deo 91, 1/54, on Butte of omtapee daughter of Mr. late of this city age! 96 years. Bowss —On Thursday, Jan 29, Micnam Bows, aged re. fricpds aed neque stances are requested to attend bis feneral, thie afierneon, at one o'clock, from hie lave residence, %69 Weet Twenty slzth street, between Tenth and Revents avences —On Wedneed night, Jan. 98, of bromen’ Wruam K . twin son of John K. and Anna T. Hora, family are Invited to at tend the fuseral. from the pouleteet ob pereats, 173 Mecdougal street. this morning at eleven o'clock. Hoverton —in thie cfty, on Tuesday, Jae. 97, Mre os |, aged 64 years, \et) the family are repectfally in¢fied to at tond the funeral). from the Obareh of the Tas Sweuty ninth street, betweee Fifth Avenues, tnmorrew. ai bail-past twelve, immediately after morning service. Praxoven —On Thursday. Jan. 20, Many 8, wile of Gould S. Pennoyer. in the oth of ‘The relatives and friends of invited to attend ber faneral. thie o'cicek, from ber late residesee, 349 Pear! street. Ranty.—On Tharsday, Jan. 99, Paruce Remty, 0 na. tive of Bally kilcriest, parish of Graneré, coany Long- ford. Ireland. aged 70 years. His friends amd acquaintances and (ho are reepectfully invited to attend bh afer noon. at baif past one o'olock, f Lacey —In Brookl7>. on too of Oapt. Burtus and montbeand 5 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the ‘ai invited to attend the fwneral at the rents, 42 Clermont eveoue, at ten } aera cmap tear awa ' tg iy atthe (cok. Unoncs Hiwuae. Tala of Ranger Ay and Rock ih nae sermon will be preached a: 0 loek. 0 attend.