The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1857, Page 6

6 ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA, THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. The Foreign Port of Canton Des- troyed by Fire. THE ANGLO-INDIAN FLERT IN BUSHIRE BOADS. Movements of the Russians in China and Persia. IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN. Consols, 93 1-2 a 93 8-4, ko, &., ko. Th te said that the govern ment \atends sé g has beon posted herecr. bed ar. shelis bad already commenced. One fatal accident had coourred, O. T. Lane, nephew of Bir J, Bowring, being killed by the falling of a wall. A letter asserts that Yeb, the Governor of Canton, had, during the short time be bas hela office, beheaded no fewer than 70,000 persons. ‘The Liverpoo! Pow of January %, eae — Accounts from 8. Petersburg testify to the good dona vetween the Russian appeers that o i tbe Ontinet. Oilers of apetner ecaltica were made thane month ago. Lord Aberdeen, Sir James Graham end Mr. Gladstone bad beld meetings ai My. Sidney Hor. vert's house in Londen, and Lord Aberdeen had two tn. terviews whh Lord Palmerston. The Hereid adds, there {s Uttie doubt that Sir Charles Wood will retire from tne Admiralty, and will be seoceeded by Bir George Grey, fir James Graham takiog some ether post. The Chan osttor of the Exchequer will be replaced by Mr. Glad. one, whose greet coup wili be another promise of « re- duction of the income tax. Sir Robert Fee! will also re- sign bis postion at the Admiralty Board. ‘The Emperor of Austria was ie Milss—The Paris Presse Soutalns the following le ter ‘rem e spesial correspondent, employ na had romtica, and i erasion tha paleces “abandoeed under various apd owe sear apenens bees ainoet 08 mas ‘The Parte Conctiastsonne! stases thet the merchants of Nantes bave petitioned the Emperor Sapoicon, appealing to ‘the high and paternal solicitede of bis Majesty,’’ in favor Of the French etisens whe were sufferers by the destruction of San Juan (Greytown) dy tbe United States ‘The Dirieto of Tarte states thas on the 14th u't. a dis. (arbence covurred im the theatre ot Perma, at the first representation of Moré,” im comseqsence of which the Dachess of Parma withdrew, and the curtain was let down of cine P.M. Mf le added that the Avstriae party presence of Austrian troope is the capital. Inetreotions for the evacuation of the Princ'palitien by (he Austrian troops had been sont from Vienne on the 224 ll, to Baokerest and Jassy—the homeward march to Dexia is the mouth of March. The (ohtowtmg pervens were presented to ibe imperor Nepcle a, om Sunday, te 180m inet, by the American Mier = Mr ood Mi Preseett, A Mr. Mr. Bronk, “ ‘sua Mra Mewar a AD , Mr. Jom Bisa: Hult ip Rete tre We ke Ragers, Mion Walter, Mr. Oroger, Uiewk. Walla, Dy. J and Mere, Ml0e wed Mies Grinwett. ” Cape » Good Hope papers to 26th November continue to apeek Of the genera jacitc state of the colonies. Al an adjourned bearing Ww the onse of the difienlty op sonra the American wip ) L Bogart, Williams and Hy. colored.) Iwo of the three prisoners of the crew, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1857. were divcharged, an4 Jones (aino colored) was liberated in Betthoment of the Sound Dace, im quotetions. The resent sales jase the acoout on ball, Peter ampbell, the second mate, was remand- | (Copoedagen (Jan. 10) “ anes } epenussiars (nn big bet leet oreal Wea arte te ed for a week. Sympathy in Liverpool was in tayor of apport from the bullet thet any imp yts1 seorotion deoline wou: 1 Li In Lavorpool, the fret mate of the Amertoan ship Albert | was assorted, tbat vse 16th of wan the ay | Of S100h DY tte Bova cage ted tor tbe Bib of Fobra Gallatin wes exmmonod for asssuldeg Wiliam Wiliams, | xed for tne comploiion Of the protoool, I have now | 20H 20 ‘iho "market Wad quiet, and lite dolog, tnd wo Gormast, named Zimmerman and 7iI-The beach | Some ‘ees thet CSOT Oc ruined on tne part | ,0eols cleed for money at 08% to X, and for the a0: ned the defendant 40s. and costs in the first case, and £5 | of a Power with was a aaa con 0 fa be ye ‘table will show the fluohuations in Oon- nd ease i tho onovnd, and dts, and conte ia the third. | SETS Seg fom as he Demian Ooding | oot eince the 16th inet = —Hor c0ound The Amerionn ebip Windeor, Forest, of Bath, Maine, | SS" acu, ead. ig, Lad ghee from Liverpool for Mobile, lest a man overboard oa the Bis rene betel os 10tb atime ’ pape) O35, «98: 984 The Joint Biook West of Ireland Fishing Company had sce ay becrpemel ata eae ae commenced operations at Galway. ery i oes ss ‘The Rassian authorities give notice that they will pur- im I and above any former pave sha oes rong tanh teat | Sh wh We ee wee Ae | «or rer pera i twenty ellver roubles per 348 oubic fet, and seven rou- | 1,698, rene Gency of quotations was upwards for all he leading se- ‘errivals of silks from Chins during the past week Gi, yaad amounting to an eagregate value z ? i i! of ahoat £4,608, ler oemy ~ Merare. F, do Lizard] apd Co., advertise the half yearly fel ‘ end dividend om Louisiana State bonds issued in favor of the by be Citizens’ Baok; aler the instalment and interest oa the St oates new bank bends of 1862, ready great lest pear, but WRIGHT JUNIOR AND 00.'8 OIRCULAR. rea ty areal, and the goveraiment Of Washington is lite Livaxvos, Jan 43, 1867. Taly en barrassed by ‘te wealth. We closed our ciroular remarks on 16in inst., per Ara- representatives of the country Org re) bla, on @ quiet cotton and raies somewhat irre- the oustoxns tariff, with the view of hing tho | gular. The business of the present week opoved under pal sourse of this excess of revenue, which is = | the influence of later advices por Lampe ms whieh report conunued free receipts at tae various shipping ports, sod aed of ewolling beyond tes on government. | is not improved, as It is not renewed orders for their , to limit their pur- chases, and spesulative aciion is insufficient to impart more than ordinary interest to the daily trapsactious, whiob average about 6,000 bales, principally ip smai! lots. Holders, im meeting the demand, evince no eager: ness to press pales, and prices romain unchauged. With rates at weic preseat elevation, aud threatened greater money matters, the motive fora cautious i i a i Hilt Se ff HE i a i H i a) ge & FER as z z i i E okF & iy i dl ! td Fes i E | j é # & LE Hg Kf gE 2 r E g HH i Hi] 4 Ht i i F i F ri E i : g as = & E i 4 i ti af SE gs | a oF ak ies Se s i | & HH B i i £ s Ly i je restricied, 3 s |) at prices |. per owt. for both pots United; Philadelphia firsts d_ game price for Baltimore, in 4 g i “4 it i | ite Ff 2 PE i 2 Hl i “I Bave se touching kindness to viait me ae re esse iene. tod never toreemegeed | “wally. Turpentine is easier to bay ae eee arena tt may bo, und be rogarae es | 448. €4. 0488. por cwt. Tallow is worth 69s. a 60s. por Gone "to bimaelt what ia dome to the losst of Nw flosk. | owl, as in q . Comctergerie, Jan. 18, 1861. L. Varase, Vinctus pro Xto BARING BROTHER A¥D CO.’S CIRCULAR. re Ohriae). Aner Raving taken leave of the em- Livmxroot, Jan. 2-36 P. M. oven Of oo ‘orger prepared to leave; The colonial and foreign produce markets have been ut all at once he tod great anxicty, said that be | sicady this weck, with a good business in tho principal feared tbat the truth was concealed trom bim, and repeat- consum| . Sugar aad coffee firm; broad- ed}y asked if it were teve that bis departure from tne | ptuiir dull and lower; money in domand; consow Con had no other cause than a change of prison. | jcave off at 93} a 935; for money, 3% 0 93% ex. div Beving told that it bad none, bis courage returned; | for account; bar silver, 61. 23¢d.; American eagies, 76° ‘et on the courtyard where the vehicle was walt- | 44d; Mexican dollars, 6s. 1}¢4.; doubioons—Spaniat wg to convey him, end om seeing a orowa assembled, he | is. 64., South American, 75s. od. esclaimed—'‘You are deoe!' me! It ts assurediy to In American s\ocks no change; demand limited. II! take me to execution thst Iam being removed. I now Central Ratiroad 7 per cent bonds are now quoted Broelands, 103 » 106 Ivania Central Railrosd 6's, 10 8 110; Panama, 93—Dbeyers. Of 186 bags @) auction avout two-thirds enter | sold. Honduras silver, 4a. i grain; Ss. Lid. a the vebicle, He wes placed with an officer in the first | 4x. for good bold; Bad a Be. 10d. for middling, and a. compartment of the yam, and olber condemned persons | id. ae. 7d. for pasty and ordinary; ordinary Diack, 48. destined for the same prisom were placed in the other Méxioan silvor, 98. 10d, Se. ild. for Ane compartments. On the way Vorger, not yy boid and ordinary biack. Lara without change; Woriern get rid of the idea that he was convey: on barrels aod tierces, 708. « Téa. ecution, ineessantiy calleden the > ram —Plaotation Coylom im good demand and kr, barrels and bags at suction midd! e 1,000 bags bands from She. a S¢e. for common to good ordi- Dory, With fine at OTe. tare thea . Srrivag at we risoe of La Roquetie, which ho did st ® Cortor.—Sales for the week 6,600 bales, a! about pre quarter to Gre, Verger, Lng from the vehicle, | vious prices. At Liverpoo! the demand bas been mode- cant a rapid around him, that what hed | rate; sales for the wock 41,000 Dales; middling Orleans een sald to was the truth, he for bie tm | = 77". a. he Zlst ulttms | credulity, and became more at ease, He was taken into it. 4 at £29, say —The statements brought here from London of the | the office for a while, and was afterwards pissed in the | Coms.—The market is very dull, with a downward inteation to land the Fagtish foree acting Persia | condemned cell which nye ep J for Bim. Im | temdency. average gectation fer Sagtich at Bassorah, in the Turkish territory, is held to be entire | ‘be prison there are three celia, and that in | wheat was 108,858 quarters returned nite 1y incorrest. It te known that the Turkish government | which he bas been lodged was last cooapied by the assas | American +» TOG 684. a Cds, per quarter, come me ince made strong representations 10 Hagiaad | #2 Dombey, and a year ago by another condemned | Flour 3 on the necessity of the Porte ‘the strictest neu | ¢riminal, whose sonenoe was commuted, and who was | = Haxr Potersburg clean, £36 10s. Manila trelity in the dispute. Kh fe that Eagiand ex- | #0 atlected on being iniormed of the commutation that | —240 bales see damaged sold from £31 be. up to £88 104. pressed its intention to respect that neutrality unlese the | ¢ was seized with congestion of the braia, of whiob he | 260 bales Sum went at full prices, from £18 @ £20 78, 6d. ‘armed Intervention of Russia should compel her to resort | died in the course of a few days. Os entering for mild. to good fair, Jute—Of 1,490 bales about hat to extreme measures, Rumers aro current since the | the cell Vergor attentively examined it, and them | sold, AT © £17 Ta, 64. for md. ; the remainder was ‘arrival of the jest mail trom the Levant, that the Russians | s#ked if he would be allowed the same sort of food as at | bought in at high prices, from £4) 10s. » £23 10s, for fair bave oscupied Asterebed, and puabed © brigade pay oy oy eg ae favor, be could not be | to to Tabreez. treed from the strait wals which be wore. “Pray,” The declarations for the ensuing sale now (From the Parts Pays, Jan. 20.1 086 Re, “eg © te Frees Shane pa ae amount to 11,314 chests. Amongst the considerations which cause us to doubt | ast favor; and be assured that, i he does, | have the in- Inon —The demand is im the serious advance of the British inte of tantien stuher to compe, nev to dane myous. Be- } £8 oe; bars £8, f on b. in Wales. whieh the principal towne are Oandahar aad Herat. is sises, am 1 not sufficiently watched to ‘all at | mixed nambers on Cly attitude and the ric of Russia The political temps at tor] £23. tracad ot by the it or Power in the totaal cisly ata fare abstain from all interferenes tm the affaire of labor, ‘extennon of ww to undertake the defemee of Persia if Fagiand endes- vored Wo Impose eamditions cm the Hbab thai were not to be reconciled with the indepeedence and neuiralit of bis empire This programme i in tact favorable lo the maintenance of peace. in the ‘iret instance |t con. quite the legitimate of Great Britain. but at ‘the same time it woukd bout that, ia the event of an aggression, the Kagivh ‘would have to deal witb one of two Russian ngs A rot hd mlechont, the more oe 64. fare . 5 ; 5 aa it is easier for te ire 16,000 men between Coringa, and 10s. s 108. 64. for good white. 6,000 Teberaa and Beret thea for 0 collect 10,000 on Avrecan wore withdrawn at 10s. 0 10s. 64. Privately the same cround. The Russians would be near home, 23.—A marked dimine- | yanssctions have been bat trifling. Sicek in Londen, leaning oa thetr freatior, ted DY the fotilles of the Voigs money, bat no | 55.699 tons, against 14,879 same time last year. and the Peach of the enormous stores the Bak EaLrraree on the spot diMcclt of sale, and no transac: of and the sympathies yesterday | tion has occurred. For arrival some Bengal has sold at of the Torkisten, ‘whom the change, but sotwith. | ose. for 6 per cont refr, usual allowances. 309 bags bogiah would enecvater . We entertain, now. * | bengal and 646 bags Madree at auction yesterday, were ever, strong Unad two of the greatest Powers of the betSerewa 01 1. ahs. under toe tate eouinal vas say world will not themecives on the morrow of the 6 say alters. | 460. for ‘ conan te See 5 ee See adventures for capecially | aie. for ‘the sake of interests partake of e ohimerical mavure. the demuad nat ones 8 ‘The Prusso-Swiss Difficulty— Announcement rates rather be- | for the week in the at Berlin, rate for | ting and When the chamber {ie Fremien Lagulesare met oa . ihe | Privately the S0tb, at Bertin, M. de appearea oa eee at 6d, above the Ministerial beach, aad after the customary announce 68s. tor mid. ment to the 5 that be bad @ communication 0 an outport, maka, tn! the bones ta 0. very fvw worde that the insd., and %,! ‘waconditvmal Mivernon of the ‘Nevehatel prissuers. coved tne morning of Th pre firma aaneusoeepent Dean recet ved with bas caused considerable ent im the market, and a yO Ty) added that large business has beem done. We quoie common con & lerportant potas pa py Ty gous, 1s. 364. © ls, ld. per lb. Buyers at the former tle delay ee croummieaces ‘might permit The house re: witiwawe ee a 5 cctved the latter commusieation “Wun, chair tenens ot TALLOW steady at Ola. 6d. for YO. on the spot, Sls. 34. patisfaction Savas ton snion ‘There is reason to for February and March, and 660. 6d for April aod delieve thal a clreular note, ing tbe intentions and January. erates conte ete ema ie ele et ating Shin Guts Heaton Sing Oxon pny by AN ABANDONMENT OF YER PROCERDIVES BY THE Pro- Soa fren cons of to tome oe “poe magtaag SECUTION—THE DEFENDANT, MR. BARTON, Di from Beritn ‘Zist Jenvary, maye Dr. CHARGED. Kern is oxpected Lore in the course of to-morrow morn: ‘The case of Brigham N. Barton, of Phildelphia, charged hasty ool Cg yl with rape upon the persom of Mies Sallie M. Stafford, of plomalist is, His eaid, to submit to the French Tern. ‘Vermont, was set down for further examination at 10 meat ibe readiness with which the federal ‘eutbor'tiee o’olock yesterday morning, and at thet bour a!) partion Late eaeie istrs te tas napoleon tans bus pertenel ont interested, except Mis Stafford, were present. Jonas B an prove peror ‘tonal jone have been rigorousty tollowed. At the same Philitpe, Eeq., counsel for Mise 8., arose and remindod impress on this govermment the de. the Court that he had stated when the investigation was ) wines tiowen Ge'euer commenced on Wodnesday last, that be had then not sentiments that have followed oa the hostile feel had time to examine into the merits of the charge, and would, therefore, bave preferred a postponement, but thas in the interim be bed done eo, and hed arrived at {the cone!usion that the charge made by his client against Mr. Barton could not be maintained. He therefore had come to the conclusion to withdrew it, and now did so with the fall consent of Mies Stafford and her friends. In reply, Mr. Biankman, One of the oounse: for Mr Bar. sar ieexsd in etfeot that he should not oojaet to the die. misnal of the cage, but wished that bie client might cut of Court with “clean hands.” Justice Osborne re- parked that the appticstion of the counsel for the com- p'ainent to bave the case diemiseed, wou'd without other considerations, have induced bios to dismiss tt, but that the evidence taken op the.croes examination of Miss Ptafford. fully convinced him that the charge was grow & qv Ly ~ ay have been favorably ini uenced b: | Ieee, aad om that sooon he wae willing to dismiss col signed im Londos, #hOd!d moet ia the iattar onpttal, im the demand for money, and | eomplaint He thon Informed Mr. Barton that be was the and inal! probabil'ty wu bave been remarkably steady, with an upward tendency dig ‘barged FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. HONEY MARGE ®. Furpar, Fob. 6—6 P.M. ‘The stock morket does mot exhibit say new phase. Prices appear to be very unsettied, and notwithstanding the largeytransactions, we do not eee that either party of operators makes much progress. At the first board to-day Erte Bairoad fell off % per cont; Michigan Central, %; Panama, . Cumberland Coal advanced }¢ per cent; Now York Contral, 34; Reading, ; Michigan Southern, ‘3; Cleveland and Pittsburg, <; Galona and Chicago, i. Aifer the! board the market was lewer, Nearly every stock fell off from the opening this morning. The ad- vance in New York Central Railroad stook today was attributed to the reports of higher prices in the London market. The bogus operations om the other side are made entirely for offect hero, For @ time speculators tm this stock may humbug and deceive outside holders; but the tran- sparency of the movement must soon expose the whole system. A fow months since the Michigan Southern Railroad Company tricd the same species of financiering. It only worked for @ short time, and proved more in. jurious than beneficial to the stook. The Reading Rail- road Company has most of its stockholders "among the capitalists of Loudon. Nearly three-fourths of the atook capital of the Reading Railroad is owned in England, not withstanding which we see the market price on this side fivetvating as suddenly and as violently as any other on the list. The New York Central will result in the samo way. The London market will disgorge within the next twelve months more than it will absorb, and the facilities furnished for transferring the stook a! that point will hasten {te return. The last annual report of the New York Central Company will be olosely ans lyzed in Bogiand, and the conclusions srrived at cannot be at ali satisfactory, but must, on the contrary, induce many to realize on such an investment. Ii linois Contra! Railroad stock was well sustained at the closing points of yestorday, Thora wore no sales at the first The very active movement in Cleveland and To ledo this morning weakened pricos, and it closed a little heavy. At the second board there was no partioalar change in the market. Michigan Southern declined % per cent; New York Central, 3¢; Milwaukie and Mississi Pl, 14, ‘Reading waa a shade or two better, It closed 8034 8 805; carb, and 80% buyer 30 days. Illinois Cen. tral sold at 136, buyer 60 days. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 8d instant, were as follows:— For the Tressury Department, i pired in the ture ef the ohange is anything, a eee etrmnee toate, Breadstuffs remain the same. Lorillard Fire Insurance Company have declared a semi-annval dividend ef eight per cent, payable om de- ‘Tbe amount of and silver bullion received during tbe year 1656 at United States Mint and ite bramones, including the Assay Office in this city, was as tollows:— lopoetts nid oars ta 120,684 036 The cotpage for the same pertod, including bare, was 8 foliows — Gold coin.. $36,607,768 Silver cota 6,186,240 21,107 045,606 61,430 eee $64 667,143 ‘The oumber 38,808,847; The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for ware- house, and also the withdrawal trom warehouse, during the week ending Thureday, February 5, 1857:— Movaaayts ix Forsiax Dry Goons. Concumptum. Wishdrawale, Wareh mived. Manut’s of wool... $487,005 40,407 45,270 De. of cotton. . 1,859, 042 1 137,804 ‘ave 97,407 86,908 4,031 280,874 with us regarding the recent stock dividend of the Chi- cago and Rook Island Railroad Company. It say#:— The recent large extra dividend of 12‘ per cent [1 stock bas depreciated the value. The usual dividend in April, and next Aprilacesh dividend of 6 « <peoted, which will be paid on that portion of stock j paid oat 0p dividend—thus dividend on dividead mor ths time—rather a wasteful throwing away of littat: i : not—someibing woree. Stock Fupat, Fob. 6, 1867. 911000 Missour! 8t6’s 86% 600shs DBO BONG moe do. mL do. -. 500 86% 0 20000 86 80% 15000 Sox } 4 00 er pe 10060 2 18% 860 8 10% 8000 88 iG % 3000 1016 O46 too mo 70 at 200 70 J 5 she m4% oO 0 « aye Oy 40 . TK BOK 10 101 BO 2 ~ 104 808. a + 106 4 6 90 ao od + 2 » 4 » WO ObieLMekTrustOe 99 6 DelHedCanalCo 119 +0 Peam Coal Oo.... 100 26 Camd Coal w 60 de. 19% 100 do. 10 16 N ¥ Cem 0K 4100 @... a fo do. ed 0 do. 90% «oO do ON 200 Erie RR a 1100 a 100 a 140 00 a 0 de. 100 a. 0 do. 0 do “ do, « do. 260 N J Zine Oo 7 OOMIchSo&NIal.b10 80 100 40.66. seve TOM CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Feb. 6-6 P. M. Rarapsrorrs.—Flour—The foreign news received by the ialuic hod a depressing in{iuence on prices, while sellers were bot disposed to Maxe ihe concessions claimed by purchasers ‘he market, however, closed easier for both the common and higher grades. The Alrica’s newa came to hand at too late a eriod ig ibe afternoon for ite effects tobe developed. The sales to day footed up avout 5,000 2 6,000 bbls, at about the cilowing uotalions Common 10 good Rtate ae Comamon 10 good Michigan. 6% 8 6 50 Petra State sesee -6@ 7 omemon to good Ohio 6a 6 ¥ xtra Ohio. a 6a J] cutbern mixed to good brands... TWa tp “ ft nnd extra. [Ba so Canadian w ‘One and extra 6a 76 Canadian s stendy_ while sates were light, at about ons, The gales of Routhern flour were ed to about AN) a 900 bbls, at about the prises rye flour were changed. Wheat—The sales were confined to about 2,000 bushels prime (Zimmerman) amber colored Missouri at $) 68, and 3.100 do. Kentucky red at $1.66. Corn wae inactive, And aalea weretontined to about 4,000 9 6.000 bushais Western tied at Ge. from steve, with #ome reported (rom store at 7%e ras more favorable thre ; ‘ed, and the sales embraced about 2,(90 bales, the market firm. “No ‘were reported upoa Fegriptot the Adrio's wewn r = — Bales were wleady with 0 Liver flour wag faken at 2 34.; lard and buon mt 268, Grain was tn Wage at about 74/4. 9744, and at 5 fd. a 932d. to other porta were Provisions.—Pork—The market was auie! un changed. ‘The Ao ee e Laded $21 7h for naw, and ot $9086 $00 0 for od. ab 17 18.8 B18 eet was more. steady, wih ktes’ st tan Ghee inel at 9950 0.810 60 and new Bara an ulndy in SoD age are ’ . Lar ih se. Cut meats both change of moment in prices. » Rice.—Bales of 75 bbls. were made at 3% a 44. Svaans.—Gales of about 350 hbas. Cuda were made ab ic. § Msc, a10\i0, chledy at 1ee,, 300_bbia, Demarara al Be. 130 : and 70 hhds. do, at <0. The sales of Moindo yester- day comprised about 1,100 bhds., for refining, at 73¢0, po a tans ett ET ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, PERSONAL. Bs oS ial Ball Ave FLINT WISHES TO INFORM HIS DAUGH. ter Jane and Wm. Russell that he resides at 139 First avenue, New York. and greatly desires te hear from then. Philadeiphia Ledger please copy. (omacraees reuse. NOTE I8 RECEIVED; FER BO, Proves to be counterfeit, as we believe ‘APPY—YOU SAID IF FAITHFUL I SHOULD HAVE my reward after Lith inst. HAPPY ~-—. [? INDIVIDUAL, WHO SECURED MY GRNRVA watch and chain, while loaving the Philadelohia depot from the Baltimore cara, on sat: 2 sth of January, will return it by express to No. 2) Appleton Build a York, care of Mr. D. Hun'ington, artiste be shall be rew And no questiobs! asked. wateh has a smi Seek eeteee ee Reel teen ate great ¥ ‘owner, from having been the gift of a neat Felative, who sent from Geueve: Switzerland, 8 8 F MR. R. 8. DAVIS I8 IN THIS CITY HE Wille tere ease, call upon Messrs. Gawtry, Freman & Co., or somd bh X,Y. Z% WILL CALL AT ANY NEWS AGENTS and procure a copy of the SUNDAY COURIER he with there find p. ‘Mrs. Cunningham, Kekel, Dr. ‘and all the deiails of the Lives of the residents of the Bond street. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JAMES LEVY BY HY bi john, as there is some property left to him by & aister. His brother is st present tealding’ in. Brid recticut. Whea last beard from he was in Poughkeepsie; ¥ presence is required immediately at Bridgeport, Gona. er ig agll FORMERLY fe, e reenock, inay hear spnaining importanee to him leaving his address ‘at box 144 He oflice. (0 HAD CHARGR OF THE SORML (THE FARMER horse James K. Polk last winter (1865), on btaten Lsltlle will please call at 54 South street, New York. Pak aac ha nbtnnes Barat ANTER-AN OWNERS FOR 4 ON€ HUXDRED Rie under suspicious circumstances. Bist iW. BALDWIN, (exchange broker, No. 2 Blery ‘nnaangaamannarneacararenesranmarcaatecancenanteasaaant ‘POST OFFICE MOTICE “THR MAILS FOR, EUOPE, via Southampton ana Havre, per U sited States gamer ‘Arego, will close at this office on Saturday, the 7th dayf Fe2- Tuary, at 10% o'clock A. M. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmater. DRY GOODS, &&C. BROADWAY, ST TEMES OY Sion, Dui Letemal™ Oe dat wo, ‘De'latncs, eee en Giaguewss, Saxony plesda, Perameneg, IK. B. Lease of store and aixtures for eale. bn, ote ly to G. B. WILLIAMS, 34.7 BBoawar. 1,000 FLECRS BARRON DMCA, 12% vents per yard; wart 368, ‘At the ¥ G00) Under Liquidation. BROADWAY, GnuaT #aLb OF DRY GODBs, Caen Lgerparen. . ee ET tan, Pi 34 ae. Ae. Exe odered foc te indice t» procure exirnardinary barwaie 347 moanwar, Corner Sxpm S180. atrost. arom. or Im conse jwence of impertous x) Ea ere ae STOCKS OF GENERAL BRY Goose As sabmitied to summary nale at 80 Pea cunt Becow Cost, Buob as Gior and haste 5 mee ; ‘Lace Cartaina, —Capniry merchant hear dees B. will find & to and Unie steck before ibey leare towe, " from 10 uli 5. ‘ PIECES Av 35 CEWTS FRR YARD, WaLk OF DRY GOOBS, Corner of Leonard street. AGE CURTAINS. I entire lock of lace curtains wt@ be subantied Gov wenk, with really reduced, torah = > eae = of Leonard street? smLKS'' remendous Are new CT 1857, “= PP are nw Sasakens weanme INBAPPLE GOODS BY THE YARD—OF ALL THR for and evening dresses. , Colors: wi or retail way. uli ; : ioog nik Grew goodn’ of the best 9 fat. “ilea's hie sa whscleenle at Fountains 1h store, f) Broad PRING MANTILLAS NS) at Mpa rue Lanener steer 1 4 ‘ano. ailrue, Mae now in store an un natnne se imparieg wad hia own mas ‘eapeciaily Py an weet OUTHRRN AND WESTERN JORDERS, From the lowest priced \o the most costly goeda, i” ow oan, ‘Mourning ‘en talman, €., 40, ‘Rean The aMention of the tradeis invited. Prices lew and terma liberal, Wet abirting a ANDREW @. GOUBT's, conte Grand Rldridgs penta. 7B TAK® THIS METHOD TO INFOR: W frien’ # public renerally that we Wit aeeee the pi wa day tee 0b Of assorted dry cooda, dam onus, aa ovat be sold in ; im be made. C.H, MOORE. lor Woovter seeke avon, mt the mg of the red dag,