The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1857, Page 5

MMOCHING CALAMITY IN BLEECKER STREET. Ms. and Mrs. Besch Burned to Death and send Dellars Worth ef Property Destrey- od—Soenes and Incitemts at the Fire—The Lesece and Insurance, dic. Mertiy ater one o'clock yesterday morning, ® fire ‘wroke out in the sixth story of the cabinet furniture ma- wuhetering cetablishment of Bernard Bosoh, situated in the rear of No. 91 Bleecker street, corner of Mercer street. ‘Me flames spread repidly throughout the building, aad in ‘very short time each siory was enveloped in flames. ‘She five mory building, fronting on Bleecker street, was yetmeipally used for the furniture warerooms and the @welliag of Mr, Soveh and family, consisting of his wife ead stx children, five of whom slept in the premises on thet night; also Margaret Hines, Mrs. Bosoh’s sister, and ‘am intimate friend named Mary Barker. All these parties eecupied bedrooms on the fourth floor, fronting on Bleeok- er street, the third floor being eccupied for their parior ‘and dining rooms, It was the smoke forcing itself into the upper part of the building that awoke Miss Barker, fe alarmed Mr. and Mrs, Bosch, and also the children. Mav. Bosch dressed himself, and Mre. Bosch pet em ® par of her clothing. Mr. Bosch, tm order to eacertain the whereabouts of the fire, took a lantern md a toucket of water, supposing he could extin- gush H. From tbe frent building be proceeded (@veugm the thick smoke, until be reached the fitth fheor of the rear building, and Mrs. Bosch fellowed close Wer ‘him; and Mary Barker followed not far distant. & ring was heard at the street door bell, and Mary turned te go down, when the smoke extinguished her light. fhe then heard Mrs. Bosch calling out te her husband by the familiar term of ‘Daddy! oh daddy! where are you?” Ber voice then sounded like one half suffocating. ‘A faint reply was beard from Mr. Bosch, in a similar eendition. Mary Barker ran down stairs in a haif stifled tate, opened the street door and let in firemen and @thors to assist. She told them Mr. and Mrs. Bosch ‘were up stairs, and they burried up in search; but by that time the smoke became so dense that to exist on tho upper floers was impossibie. All the rect of the fam!- ay and occupants managed to escape, bet, terrible to re. nse, nothing has been seen of Mr. aad Mrs. Bosob, and they have undoubtedly perished. Among the first at the house after the alarm was Mr. Jebn Bireb, of engine company Ne. 4. Being well ac- quainted with the family he made his way up to their veome, where he met Miss Barker. She told him that Mr. ‘Beseb had gone up to the fifth floor with a pail of water te try to extinguish the fire, and that Mrs. Bosch had fol lowed him to endeaver to persuade him to leave the Deflding. Mr. Biron heard Mrs. Bosch calling her hus- ‘and, and started up stairs to rescue kim Lf possible. Altbough this was but twenty minutes after the alarm, the smoke was, to use his expression, as ‘‘biack as coal.”’ Be however made his way to the fifth Goer, being obliged private oe these are (wo tin boxes, supposed to con tain Mr. SDlpeonlpareiny ot gs pe @ne of Mr. Bosch’s sons states that ehiid, fan infant, was taken out of the building b; . Curtis. ‘Mhe other children, being aged respectively 13, 10, 18 ad 26, were enabled to find their own way into the street. The sunt, Margaret Hines, heard Mr. ory- ae eee . Tyson, ing was awakened by tne boise of tbe. fr Mr, Bosch’s door. He states that the | 4 ; Steee H a = Toll HE g H t i rf H # i i "i i : i i if | i i i i cs *E Lf | | i i EPH i i ri if ‘ ii i 8 FY i I z 3 ge 3 Ht *3 fl E 4 i i E fl H é oH E i i ri fe i i I : I | i ae tH ii i i é i j i He i i f : 3 27 i i ik ui i 3 i ii i f :5 it i He | 3 2 4 = g sf i i i? Li i a ° rE ie i 8 i fe rH li f ill im : i if if sf it oi? a 8 3 i He SE * H i i Hi uit i E i if : z i iH Hi i iF fl I mee J H i not aware of the fire until awoke bi Captain Turnbull detained the woman at oune. The Fire Marshal was notified to inv uit 255 38 By PIRE IN AVEKUE 8. About eight o'clock Monday night ® fire wae dis covered in St. Bridget’s Charon, In Avenue 8, oor- ‘wer of Eighth street, and before the firemen succeeded Wwe extinguishing the {ames the interior of the ohuroh was |, probably to the amount of $2,000, The fire, it 1) from the hot air ternsce fuse. the Deriding te Poppowed to be fully ineured, but the remes of WO Compas Word bul De Adee rimaed, ii WEW YORK HERALD, The Opening of the Bpring Trade. ‘The commencementiol the spring trade is always looked forward te with muob interest by the commercial popo- Iation of thie city. This year Ne advent is hailed with more uban common sest, om aceount ef the long and se. vere barricade to which communication has been §1D- ‘Ihe loo King extended his dominion over the waters of the Chesapeake, and cheoked recetpte frem Baltimore, Norfolk, Pittsburg, Frederickaburg amd Georgetown, from which sources considerable eupplies of produce are ‘wsually drawn at al) seasons of the year. The Baltimore and Obio Railroad western freight is te a large extent re- forwarded to New York fora market, being conveyed Bither by light oraft of sailing vessels and e regular ¢ri- ‘weekly line of steam propellers, four of which have re" mained ready loaded for New York for some time, ios- bound near Baltimore. Ali this has been out off by 100, and the freight left to accumulate tn Baltimore. ‘Those shippimg goods to the interior, and especially to the South and West, have been mach perplered how to forward them through. We have direct raiiroad com munication with St. Louis and the upper Mississippi ; and yet every vessel up for Now Orieams has loaded rapidly this winter, and at good rates of freights, with packages of goods consigned for St. Louis and all the tewns on the upper Mississippi as bigh as Galena in Lilinots, 8. Louis bas, next to New Orleans, become one of the largest dis tributing points for goods to eur growing States of the ‘West to be found in the valley of the Mississippi. Obiea g0 being next to #, and may surpass {t in the mild months of jake navigation. Secing the severe embargo eo long tmposed on business, the advent of the spring trade must be viewed with do. Nght by al) classes, February has reached us, and we have bad « first aud second thaw, with the prospect of speedy communication by jand and water in every di- rection. ‘The spring trade must epen with unusual apimation. Io tbe cotton trade, abating some fluctuations, we expecta continuance of high prices to the end of the season. ‘Owing to the probability of a short crop, which {t is be- Heved will not exoced about 3,000,000 bales—which, at ‘the present high rates, averaging about sixty dollars por ‘vale, will bring more mosey tmto the country than the jarge supply of 3,600,000 bales did last year—at vixty dollars per bale, the present crop would be worth, ina round sum, $180,000,0C0. But the average of ify five doliare per bale, which the prices of the whole season will probably sustain, will give $165,000,000. Last vear the average prices did not exceed from forty io forty five dollars per bale; hence it will be seen that this year’s supply, though likely to be 600,000 bales joss than leat year, will exceed & in value. The spring trade in dry goods is expected to bo large, ‘and im staple goods, both domestic and foreign, no ms terial abatement in prices is anticipated. The large pad. ic gales are not yet anncuaced. A smal! saie took place yesterday. In the wholsale grocery trade the business ts ex pected to be active, as the stocks in the interior are supposed to be much reduced. The trade in breadstuffs ie expected to be active; but whether prices are to advance or recede will depend very Upoa the receipts and the Furopean demand, which !t is supposed will be more or less maintained until the next harvest. Owing to the reduced stooks in the Atlantic ports, and the reporied reduction in the amount cured at the West compared with the previous year, tt ia likely that provisions will, abating some ‘fluctuations, im the main rule high. Tobaoco, also, is expected in a measure to maintain remunerative prices. Rice, tt is Mkety, if not active, will not recede much below present Prices. On the whole the prospects of a large and active spring business im nearly all branches cf trade are quite enocuraging. Misdirected Letters. PREPARED BY W. B. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA. List of letters advertised ia the New Youk Hanawp, Saturday, Fed. 7, remaining in the Post Office, New York, ‘apoalled for — DOmTOW HOUSES. PIOLADELPINA ROUSRA Adaws & White, Grundy, Wardin & Co, leaac Adams & Co., . heim. Earle & Co., GINCINNAT E. & J, Holmes & Co., Derow & Rockwood, should Sargent & Co., N. DV. Taylor & Co. Whitney, Lawrence & Oo., (supposed Boston.) J. R. Morwon & Oo. RALTINORE LOUIEVILLE, KY. Fitzgerald, Booth & Co , Lowenthal, Lichter & Oo., Warwick & armistead. imi Lichten, Lowen: ALBANY. ‘thal & Oo. Luther Tucker & Son, omcago, Shear, Packard & Co. Peak, Marah & Co. REW ORLEANS. EW HAVEN. Ward & Oo. 1. Trowbridge & Son. List of I:tters advertised im the Boston Herald of Wednesday, Feb. 4, remaining in the Post Uftioe, Boston, uncalled fer:— NEW YORK HoUMES Ebenezer Stevens & Sons, Hamilton & Co., Stone, Weaver & Oo, Carl & Muller, should be BALTIMORD ao —_ 8. Dyrnferth & Oo. ALBANY. for Tender & Marts, L. Tucker & son. List of letters advertised im the Philadelphia Public Indger, Monday, Feb. 9, remaining im the Phitsdelphia Post Office, uncalled for:— NAW YORK BOUEES, Pesticene Cove BGb . for "Hutenine, a ). Der! PHETSMU RG, —_—co 8, Jon CHICAGO, & 0o., J. R, Reed & Oo,, &, Clair S, F, White & Brother, Hotel, BALTIMORE. Wm. H. Williams & Oo, ‘Bioliman, Biarich & Oo, List of letters advertised tn the Pitteburg Dispasoh, of Saturday, Jaouary 21, remaining ip the "ost office of that ety — PHILADBLPRLA HODAS. OMCAGO, MLLiNOM Jobn Farnum. G. 8 Habbarda & Co. RALTINORE crNcaxxani. ‘Thos, Band & Co, Peter Neff & Son. NEW ORLEANS, & Oo. A. Brown & Oo. Horner, Brothers & Oo. ‘List of letters advertised in the New Orleans Picayune, of Sunday, January 26, remaining in the Post Oifice of that city — EW YORK HOUHEY. Wolfe, Dash & Fisbor, Mudd & Co, List of levers advertised in the Otncinnati Datly Com mercial, 0! Friday, January 30, remaining in the Post office tm that city PITTAWURE NEW TORK. LOUISVILLE, RY. x, Morton & Griswold. Biddle & Grable, provabty & Gosnell. New York JL, Warren & Oo., pro- Police Intelligence. - E ; : 7 a & Rs : Hit nigh, when ber ‘when abe was alone. and litle son to her ‘the flames ware put 01 Kennedy then attended but the burms proved reached the vitals and death enawed, The ju: ‘verdict of “Accidental desth.’” Caprese of Coewrearmrmns—Recovnny Bre Bark Buts,—Om Monday night Oflcer Movoban, of ( enteanth ward police, observed two men ands 4 att Fs Bei 7 it # ged with Bank of Commerce, R. acoused wore held by J Hefere Hon, Judge Ingraham and a Jury. Fon. 10— William Dien Von Pleak, Read & Dread action was brongbt reoorer a Crawn by the dete: Bate, who are brokers in Wall street, on Drexel d te, uf Pn ladeiphia. Messrs Sanford and Attiker, for the defeadanta set up that there was but $28 paid for It, and proved by one the clerks that a person called at their office on the morning of the Slat July last for the and left ® lot of gold on counter to pay for iL The cerk; thinking Were was livered the draft to the parson, whem it w: vered short Mer he Jef that there was but ®2A" Eh ‘4 graphed to the drawers not to, pay tt, corroborated by another clerk. Mr. 0. Bainbridge Smith, for the plaintify, then ealled the wi the draft for tnd he temited tbat he paid $30 for 1 en eneetion of ta, Bnd nes plain for $61 78, Court laf it to tha Vecugul ioe verwer tor Ferry Mass Mocting at Brooklya- ENDORSEMY xT OF HON. J. J. OWEN’S BILL NOW BE- YORE THY LEGISLATSRE. In acoerdance with an advertised eall a large meeting ¢f citisyas was held a4 the Brookiys Oty Hall on Monday evening, for the purpose of “considering what action ine pobite interest requires tn reference to the ferries be- tween New York and Brecklys.”” bea suspension bridge acress the East river. a tat of vice. presiden and seorelaries was then chosen, a aa a) to draft resota- and wi potated tions. me ee of the crowd in the room became 80 great at time that it was necessary to organize & mecting outside. Jala F i £ i is scem real, and thereby enable them to a2) ate divi- dends upen ficiitious capital. He acvised ‘application atould be made to the Legisiatore for of grievances. ioiooe reported sserlen; dealing wat feriee stoaid be ions reporied & tet Ton as “low as peasibies that the Gamitton, south and Funhon ferries could and ought to be run at ore cent fare; whet ferry franchises are granted to accommodate = ‘that ferry companies have ,no right to levy fd 7¢8 tO protect themselves from the consequences of Hi- judicious speculations; that the patrons of one necessary ferry should not be taxed merely for the convenience of a few; ‘dividuals are accountable when associated to gether ip ® oxen eapactty; that the Union Ferry Company wo yolted their Ym returing to eave sommotetion tickets, zens tbould and will assert their right to receive them, tbat the bill ef Mr. Owen, imtrodaced into the | egisiature; ‘s approved by the citizens as representing their views op subject of ferries; that petitions for the passage of tbat bill eball bs extensively circulated; that the meet- tpg of citizens is entitled to more respect than the lobb; sp ents of any Corporstion, and that an exeoutive commnit- tee be appointed to circulate a momorial addressed to Retegene in favor of the passege of Mr. Owen’s The resolutions were upapimoosty adopted, and the following executive commitiee ap zointed:—Avijab Mann, Jr., J. J. Merritt, Geo. BH. Ancrews, J. W. Harpor, Philiy 8. Crock, Thomas Rowe, D.0. Kal , h. A. Lambert, T. Backtouse, A H Dana, Henr; Bowen, Dovgiass, Jobn Laidlow, O, (. Fi r,M. 8. Beseb, 8. B. Chittenden, P. T. (aylor, Joba N. Taylor, Jesse O. Smith, Caarles Kesey. The meeting was subsequently addressed by Geo. B. Andrews, Eeq., avd others, and adjourned ata late hour. There were aliogether {ull two thousand,persons present. The bill alluded to as having been introduced into the Blate Legislature by Hon J.J. Owens, (on :— &. provid First, Thos no ferry company between New York aud Brooklyn sbali dei mand or receive @ greater fare than profit of ten per cent per annum upon the pecessary capital o1 the company Second. That an explicit statement of the afiairs and operations of the company fur each year shall be filed on the Siet of March of every year in County Cierk’s ol- Bice of New York and Kings. - the surplus er deficiency of ton per cent per an- num bears to the total receipts tor passengers and (reight during the same year. Fourth That any eurphis profits beyond ten per cent the account of Jed fractional parts of a cent im a ‘are, thet a siecle peenes may be obarged at the even cent next highest, but tickets ip quantities are to be sold at the fractional rates Seventh ‘That gurplus prods of one forry shali be ap. plied to the funds of any other ferry owned by the same company. pHs ‘That it shall be imperative upon the company to iseve tickets for commutation. Ninth. That every demand for more than legal fare aba! be punished by a penalty of tee dollars fine. Tenth. That an attempt to pass the gate without pay- {pg, Or refusal toexhidit e commutation ticket, «| be Ceances Acainer Mx. Cay, Tae Usrrep Staree Minivren IN Pasc.—Ap appeal has lately been presented to Con- gress from certain American citizens residing in Poru, praying for proteciion from outrages com.aitied on thetr persons and property, aad making grave charges of dereliction of duty against Mr. John Randolph Clay, our Minister to that government. In September last « pe tion, signed by 144 Amoricans, was forwarded wo the President for the removal of Mr. Clay; but it should be added that, in_anticipation of the movement, a counter petition, praying for his restoration and signod by twon- ty-four American residents, had been previously for: warded to the government. It is alleged by the aubsori berate the prosent petition that of these twenty-four persons only neve ere Amorican oltivens, The oom: plaints against the Minister are gummed up onder the following beads: — Ist. That be ie indolent, cold and e an adverse intercet, 34 irioti»m, porsonsing none tbe repreventation of & petional im ali bis ever os = deat i entirely o parte, tt is not our parpose to offer an ‘Aocempan ying them are also certain smtemants (ng Mr. Clay’s personal habits, which ere not cestained (m the petition Heel, and therefore do not demand any more partioular notice at our hands. Coming in the form they do, these cbaryes call for prompt Investigation, and tm fairness to Mr. Clay, as well as to the important in- teresta which he represents, no time should be jovi in gtving him an opporeanity of rebulting them. Carta: oF lows wot Removen,—The Legisiatere of Jows have refused to remove the seat of the Siste gov ernment from lows City to Fort Deemoines. Tan Freer Back Ovr—Hoa. Bavid A, Smalley, of Ver. opiniea. House from Sobuyikil! county, were bribed to rote for Senator Cameron, It insiste thet the only “bribe” which Influenced them was the interests of the State and the mining region—Colonel Forney being « (ree trader avery views in bis national politics ft is Pinegrove to give Mr. Wi ler a paolie dinner “for sane! by the Interests Ponnaytvania,”’ ands public meeting, called for a similar purpoes, was evening held at Potteville on Saturday Mr. 8. 8. Glen, United States ie agen fe Bovien, announces bat Be will commence, about ye let of Marob, by which will the fublication of the J) jews Letter, snore 8 ‘ vasersien ond oonaiptens Support to the edmin fetration of James Buchanan.’ Hon. Henry Winter Davie and Mise Nannie H., danghter of Jno. B. Morris, Raq., of Bali: more, were unked ,. support another ferry, run | ‘that WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1], 1857. Ove Washington Correspondence. Warntvoros, Feb 8, 1867 ‘The Patent Rutensiona—Action of the New York Legiila- hure—2r, Whtiney—Adantic Telegraph Company —Sor- Tuption Around the House. A thort time since 1 @rs* rum’ rod here that e resolv tier bad passed the New York Howe of Assembly in strecting the Senators and Representatives in Congress | from that State to vote againet all bills preposing to ¢x tend any of the patents whieh are now about to expire by Mmittation. |t is sincerely hoped that the anszouncement ts based upcn something more substantial than rumor. Buch ® movement would be an impertast step in the Proper direction. The schemes for pates| extensions con cooted for the present session of Com: ess are epon & sigantio scale, and involve tmporta>t principles and te- ferests, and the poopie should be | rotected as far aa pos- sible against the operations o! monopeliets, who pro- pose, by means of these extensions, to impose upon bd piedvard of the ** Dill for the e Opposing rubber te. beheading, — " ty ‘That ‘delays are dapgerous’”? has been ‘and forerbly \ihuatrated im the case of the “ tlaatio ‘Tele. ee Company. Had the question been pressed to an 240 OD er ‘there ts scarcely a doubt but the measure woulc have passed trtumphantly, aud the com- pany might now be resting easily in the assurance of the $7060 per apmom, fostead of being troubled with dreams of stabborn mombers who mock their hopes with ‘Don’t you wish you may get tt’ The billaney pess, but there is only a goss of a chance for it, Time bas been gamed for consideration, and it Is probable that the delay wiil prove fate! to the Messure There is no a ance of wmfairnees in the bill, end there is no objection to the compeoy as it exists, ‘The only question with the members is upon the const tutionnhity of appropriating so largo @ sum as that asked for to sustain an enterprize 10 ently beyond the ja- risaiction of the government. Perhaps these scrupies may be removed. ‘There are rumors of corruption, or rather charges, that ccriain good arrangements bave been made among some Of the elective officers of the House. It ts whisperod that in the upbolstering of the hall of the House of Represents tives, twenty per cent vpow all bille te allrwed by the contractor to favor of the person wno has this particular Patronage to bestow. I this be true, it is ap arrange ‘ment at war with the spirit of fair dealiog, and measures ould be taken to arrest ite further progress. Ot course, meet thie tarif! of twenty per cent, te contractor is the government moro than » fair price T npderstand that tae carpet of the House, which gort $1 12 per yord, was paid for by the govern- Went at $1 7l—10 meet the twenty per cent discount Upon one thoveand yards tbe jtem is quite n preity one, Md be investigated, a4 a matter of jastioe Dt. PROBABLE Monsen Tesardey morning, be- tweeen 10 and 11 0% Mrs. Rose ook, who resided aad ber mother was dead This daughtor, who 1s suid to be confine partially ineape, was arrested, and will be hept ‘until after the Coroner’s icquest, which will be beld by Dr. ell. There aro circumstances connected &. death of a very suspicious obaractor.— Histon Times, . 10. Superior Cour Before Hon. Judge Duer. Pre. 0.—Henry P. Andrews os. Wm H Jones —One Paal Petrovite an artist, painted @ picture of defendant's wife, and trarsferred his claim for he payment thereof to the pleinutl. Bald Petrovite. adout to leave the country, testitied d- bene ewe, That, ag an artist, be called on defendant last fall, in Fifth avenue, with a Jetter ef introduction, and arranged with de- fendan' ife to bave her port:ait taken; that the werk was commence ‘and completed in defendant’s house to bus satiafncuon, and that taid Petrovits worked at the pie ture for two menthe altering it and so forth trom time to time according wo e ations of de fendant” and bia wife. “No price for the painting settled vpop, and $500 is claimed to be ite value. sms! sum Was paid on account, and the pieture, being finabed was Jeft in deiendant's possession, where it pow ls The defence is that no payment was to be made for the work, as it was specimen of the abilities, by the exhibitkm of which he it to seoure further cusiom. The case will be further developed by additional evidence. Court Calendar—This Day. Scrraos Count —Nos 239 114, 568, 796, 808, 809, 810, 66, 174, 761, 643, APO, B38, 474, 763 371, 7 499, 742, 8B0, #2), 093, R99, ood! G08, RIA.'6E5, U8. SuraxMs Oovat— —Nos. 441, 087, 488, bo] 066, 204, 497, 1166, 5, 616, 6005,. 68934, 616, 628, 661, 070, O71, 612, 678, 674 Urrep Grate Dnerwor Ocvnt. —Nos, 49, 61, 53, 46, 65, 54, 66, €0, ¢8, 66. Common Piass—Pert 1.—Nos. 402 to 4] id B92, Part 2.—Nos. 34), 870. $3, 401, 416, 417, 41 |, 420, 421, 61, 141, 280, 8°2, 378. Dr. Hunter onthe Treatment of Consump- tes emetics SROOND SRRIRS—LETTER NO. IV. To Tue Reapers or THe NeW YoRrx HenaiD>— In my Jast letter I reviewed the fatal practice of bleeding Jn the treatment of esnsumption. Avotber clase of physicians, equally learned and orthodox with the advocates of blood letting, place their hopes on emetics. These were firtt Scribed Om the erroneous idea that consumption was mainly caused by disorder @f the stomach. resulting in tmperfect chymifieation, Among the advocates of e may men ton the pames of Dr. Simmonds (author of a work eutiied ‘Practical Observations on the Treatment of Consumption”), Dr. Parr, Dr Bryan Robinson (Observations on the Virtnes and Opersuons of Medicine, page 146), Dr. Thomas Reed (Ka ay on ihe Nature and Cure of Phihis Pulmonalia) Dr. Maryat (Therapeutics or the art of Healing, De Du it Montpelier (France), Dr. Giovanni de Vittie Chief Physician to the Military Hospitals of the Neapolitan Army, and many other physicians of snflicient note to hold position as professors in *merican an British medion! These bames references will show that the practice of giving ‘¢meties to consumption is strictly orthodox, may be con sidered im all respect regular. The frequency of thelr use 0 45) depends very much on the caprice of the physician. Dr. Reed advises that the patient shal) “tke an emetic every jor moptha.”” Simmons orders them ‘nd Dr. Vittis “every morning.” bei e discrepancy in regard to the Kind of emetios that are to be employed | One orders sails.” ano. ther "tartar emetic,” a third © ipecac,” while fourth will hate of cooper.’ Which of these is the most Jar Tam unable totell. T should not think H necessary te aay anything in condemns. on of this abeurd and cruel pracicn, were it not for the fret taat it Is eopalantly prescribed in Uxbs ity by medical men tn 00d manding in the protession. I have mocent uoder ment more than ove 1 who has been thus ignorant ly and needlewaly tort he idem,” said one of these to ine the other day, “af curiog emsumption by turning the stomaeb Inside out every morning, and straining till the bieod rushes to the head and face, nd, as in one instance my self, actually gusbes out of the mouth, is something T cannot w and it who knew anything of the ‘operation of 1 mj) Hien. Is is not 100 much wo characterise thie practice. ¢ both ignorant, crue! and calculated to exbaust the 1h in edorta ‘whieh have no pomsible curative iniluence over while they invariably destroy the tone of the stomach op 2T Bett letter I shall take up the “mercurial (reatment consumption. Your ebedie nt servan ROBER? HUNTER, M.D. Sas Broadway. Feemoary 11, 1857. Manhattan O11 Company’ heap by ALBERT Hi. NIOOLAY, 5 Stock for Sale (0. 4 Broad street. per heat market price for fat and calf skins, BY'S, corner of Hudson avenue and 90 Cent Ambrotype Likencases, With Case, beautifully “vrs: 5", ‘ereitement tremendous rush for portraits, at KIMBALL'S. 47 Broadway. Holmes’ Dollar Photographs and Shilling oy nd taken daily; large, and perfectly elegant. roadway. Just Arrived—The most Brilliant and Re- cherche assortment of magniticent coll iree. ‘ures de bal, ¥. (per steamer Baltic), from Paris. ‘Daly ai FILMAN 7m street near Broadway. John Wood's New Gymnadum Now Opes— At Ro, 6 BasTwenty eighth street, near Fifth avenue. Shaker Knit and Scotch Wool Magy aa menta, extra heavy. All sizes at Mcl.AUGHLIN'S, 209 Green. wich sireet, corner of Murray Mrs. Elliott's Racumatic Cristadero’s Hair Dy+, Wigs and Toupees are perfection tself. Wholesale amd retail, applied. No. 6 Astor Bouse. Batchelor’s Hair Ly the best im the world, m Brondway. His Hair Dye, Four Shillings « Rox, Diack Or brown. Mo, 1 Parclay street. Druggista’ and fancy goods stores generally ph Murray & Lanman’s Florida Water, Used # dental wash, imparts to the bresth the fresh floral odor isting it from all other scented fulds. [i alao neutralizes the taint of tobacco after emoki tox, relieves nervous ad headache, and, combined with water, Is an imjreple tion. for freckles, tam chaps and, pimples. tne LANMAN Teor wholesale arungtets, * Water ‘areel, N.Y, and by all druggists, at 50 centa per bottle. eS Fyeegeee imAn Eternal Perfume, from the Hety ne Ge men betes periene wee % 3m ns 9 mirert, Franklin sree; sod ab eben oe | ae Ea feurend's Original Healten Soap for Skin pie mo ober pod) yar Te byrniohrs, panda sep ter cote Mi SoS Sate we ot, 67 Walker sweet, wear Broaiwa Ruptere Cured by Marsh 4 Co.’s Radical oure trem, at Ne. 23, Maiden lane, New York. 4! Hollow ay’s Pills, Prepared from Selections mm the vegetable Kingdom, possess the most miraeulou. rive im correcting derangements of the liver and stomach + ‘They also strengthen entive organs and increase tbe appe Married. Rayros—Dayrow.—tn Port Jefferson, Suffolk county, L. 1, om Monday Cog | Jan. 12, at toe Coogroqanonsl chureb, by the Rev. Mr. Gibbs. Mr. Ecnenr oe, of Wadetng River, L. 1, to Mise Rura R. Dayton, daughter of Apollos Dayton, Raq , of Port Jefferson. Died, Qvipon,—On Sonday, Feb, 8, Erta Evcy Quivom, aged 3 yeors apd 6 months. The tien ‘and relatives of the family are respeottally invited to attend tbe funeral, this morning at half past tea o'clock, from No. 101 Weat Forty eighth strect. Brvitis —On Saturday, Feb. 7, of consumption, Lisa Forny, wife of Charles Beville, aged 18 years and 10 months. Doncan,—On Monday evening, Feb. 9, after a long and severe ilineas, Michami, youngest son of Michael and Mary Duncan, of Baliymanon, Longford county, aged 14 years ar mon a re The relatiy 4 friends of the faiaily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at peat one o'clock, the residence of bie parents, No. 193 ‘West Thirty:third street, corner of Eighth avenue, with- om foriber invitation. aaa lew Orleans papers p! 7 Wi Fienday. Feb. 9, after a severe and pro- ‘Wawan, aged 26 years. His relatives and fricnds are Termerens riot ee tend bis funeral, thie alternoon at balf-past one o'clock, from the Masonic Temple, corner of sroome and Orosby atrecta. y, Feb. 10, Faupanixa, wife of Henry Gitecho, aged 62 years. nd those of her sons-in law, Butler, also tho members of feutopie Lodge No. 14, I. 0. of O. F., are requested to at- tend tho funeral, from her late residence, No. 30 Harrison #treet, 19 morrow afternoon at one o'clnok. DeRAjsMxe.—Sudden!y, on Tuesaday morning, Feb. 10, Jmaynk ADELE Demaeaas, wife of yohn F, Deralsmes, in the bith year of ber age. The relatives and frieuds of tho family are respectfully invited to attend her foneral, from No. 170 Puauo street, 10 morrow afternoon at one o’o0ck. Monks —On Yueaday, Feb. 10, of tuflammation of the longs, Wiam Monae, tp the 27tb.ycar of bie axe 4 acqualntences sre respect ully Invited nd the fuperal, to morrow afernoon at one o'clock, trem bie late residence, No. 386 Tenth street. ‘coton papers pleare Coy. Kon —On Torrdey morniag, Fob 10, Maxy Buzauern, wile of My Alexender K Robb aged 27 ycara. The tien invtied to atiend the fuseral, this after noon at three o'clock, from No 63 Atlantic su vot, Broox lyn ‘Gieegow and BUrlipg (Scotland) papers pleare copy. £inPave.—Of t Hamuation of the ings, Wituam PRANK. un, tar of Jobn W. and Helena Finnaur, aged 3 years, 10 months and 19 days The friends avd acquaintances of the family are invited to attena the funeral, trom the residence of his parents, No, ¢% South Fourth street, Brooklyn. ED, this afer noon at one o'clock, without farther invita:tor. ‘Teapwatt—At Btaten Island, on Sungay, Feb #, Wit LAM 8 TROLWALI, youngest son of the laio Joba Tred. Well, of Eastchester, Westobester eounty. New Rochel’e papers please copy. Boyp —In Jersey Oty on Tueatay, Fe 10, CHanimy Hoartom, only ron of Frederick 8. aod Joanaa T. Boyd, ‘aged 3 years and 9 months. ‘Notioe of ‘uveral to-morrow ~ MOVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. For Situations and Help, see Sixth Page. _ MISCELLANEOUS, CONSUMPTION, CURED.PRKOF | STEDI: T discovery made ovailable by the experience of Dra. ‘Tay Biase, Leeds and otbers, in the phesphorized balan of liverwort ihe mort certain remedy for euring ¢ allite stages. Itreduees the pulee, allays irrit Diitg tubercles to cicatrize, aud todnemg the secretion of nea whieb prevents the refor- mation of ulcers, precisely on the privelple of oviparous ani mals by pplied wit materialfor forming the shell of the eng; the . Thus teures: of blond. coughs. » ght sweats, irritation from coke, pain. dc For sale by GURDON J. LEEDS, drug importer, 19s Willian street, WOES SCHIEDAM, AROMATIO SOHNAPTS.—4 superiative tonle. dloretic, anti dyspeptic and trvico- rating cordial Thix medi¢ioal dtet érin¥, manutactored solely by the proprietor at hin distillery in Schiedam, In Holiand. ex presely for medicipal purposes. It ia the pure tinstore of jn Riper, diaulied trom the best barley that cam be selected tm ec etems cont it ie the common harth berry, Sovice OOALRal ¥ ol wt ee the aromatic Ttallan juniper berry, whose mare vious extract is distilled and recubed with ita spirituous solvent, and thos i becomes a concentrated tincture of excellent flavor and aroma, altogether transcendent in ita es medicinal proper: tes to any s cobolic stimulant now in use in the world Pt hae been eubm.tied to al) the first chemista and phyvisiace te the Untied Ptatrs. who endorse it over their own ignatnres aa one of the great ementialn of the materia inedica It in now prescribed wih great # out, rheumatian, yenepsia, siuggiah circulation of tod, and exhausted on- medieal faculty, and mi im quart with the proprie- ta bame om the heii, cork and abel For sai ti reepectable diuggiata country merchant ra WcLFE, sole mitwctnctarer and taportar, jon. 18, DU and reircet, MY. SPORTING. LLEN’S CELEBRATED BRABCH LOADING RIFILHS, revolvers, single and double barrelled pistols, Ao, e | for sale hy ONION & WHERLOCK, Maiden lane. R BALFE-—TWO YOUNG ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS Ff void one Secteh terrier. Auply a No. 6 Garden street, pboken. juccess tp grav ‘obstructions of the bladder and kidneys. d; acute or cbropie; in genera) debilit the biood, ir ad: lation BR AU porkay Beran howld ALMAN 40 FOR WEW TORK—a5F Da = § 09) MOON KasEe.. » 8%) mee Port of New York, February 10, 1857. Steamship Tempest Ship Cowper. Sie ‘Ran Jd Hark HV Veo DeGroot, Montervideo— Holinboe ein. Berk Le Cooq, Bahr, Marneitior—f 8 Gager. Bark Vogager. cect, Cadiz —DeWail & Hiphror Wark J {, Ruimen, nick & On. Brig fea Foam, Mandy, Cerdents—J Rebr Vereevi, Robbins, =. 5. febr Win Wilson, Lewd, PR—F 8 Domena, Kebr R Hernice Mern, Neuvitan—Maybew, Paix t & Oe. Febr W 1, Burroughs, Jencks, ioo'a Dunham & mon. Schr Map’ Bweery, Ravannab—Scranton & Tallman. Sehr tabwa, Hulley, Bavannah—MoCready, Mott & Co. aon Wm A Newell, Emmett, Chariaeton—MoOready, M ‘o. Behr Fd Kidder, Harkaeo, —J_ Kilmore & Co. Rohr Merebaot, Chadwick. an non Sebr F Johnson Turseil, Baltimore—Maillar, & Que "hehe Jas Lawrence, Allen. Bowton—Oayton & prague. any with 14 sell, among whic was the company © y ammong whic waa Foo thaw foo for New epeke Br bark Oliver Cromwell, from ko DE er abip Peron. Cape of Good *; 2th, inet, spoke brig Hisomer, ot lip Amazon, Lord. gers. 10 Morse & Wiley. fad light westert ee eee mules cba: with ship Wierd lon 3 wih yd toe (Bree Heocte, Bremerhaven, Jan 6, with aN Prnire A aN Bark eco, fsugh, Trinidad Jeo 1, with mgar molasses, de, Dec se eaafaTRS, seats dlown L». J vot ana tone Jan wee aig Ind Port). Renton, a ‘with wine, eet, pays =4 eat spoke bark at Dock. 81, wee ont ‘AL low water abe w sod toe load a Prig Tasha (of Orrin, Mitchell, Rio Jancire, Dee i7, r . " ss i ae y Lag a Minathi : ‘api w " ' dass. bogapy, a Lobach & ebaptey naire — Dirig Octavia Woodward (of Rileworth), Obase, Sagua, Jao %», super. to C AB J Peters. moinsses, ke to Mayhew, Tathot & Brig Robie cof ¢ ‘ame firic Tew} ries Matanzas, whh ic Wel ord m u to. Brockman 4 Oo. ie ashore between Oxrsafort light and Onpe Brig Putnam. Brown, Havens, 10 days, 2 passengers, to Been 4 ye (of Westerly), Geoeeman. L 4 . Der Bi, with conon, hides. akc, io Mocready, Se Hei very heavy, weber, sod badly, say 2000 per bour. Put in the are water Jak ie and ashore ineide the . At the old mole; lost ome anchor ari some, ieming; wae ‘owed from thence by the seaming « AT hor, Papers, c wath fo ere ‘ginmomn & Provincstown, 8 day, wih Bebr North ( Troyincetow ny, Hi! J ja, 18, with coffee, to Keli, Colina A Co. See Torrents, Jam ARES Spencer, Phomapern, Havana, wih wuger, io RI The bark O F Meats, aerivad, renterday trom re en, ealled Dec #5, hae consigned 10 0 Peeling: ub inst, Yat 86 11, fon 45°Hi, ‘paswed seb Plums, ar Hier 1 P Beach, Saunders, from Boston for New Above the tre in the Sound. ft is the impresson of and Ronnd that eamer can per tho at | Bay State seaves to day for tha pu pose, ll LT hal Hbipe Henry Clay, Liverpool, Colden Plesor, San Fran’ He00, Wind durtng the day. SW we NW apne Miariue Kepert. BOSTON. Feb 10—Arr barks Goeanna, Bur.sam: D Gol- frey, Gulvesion—the DG wraashore on tam Head, out got off thie morning by the aid ot « steaming. NEWPORT, Feb 10—Arr sbiy Medora Kempton, Reweaatie, KB, for Providence PALL RIVER, Feb 10-—-Sid bark Courier, Sherwood, Apa- fy Marine Correspondence. LADELPHIA, Feb 10— Arr ste Palmetto Baker, eee A OE Werren Piaber, Gajecher, ® Thowes via, Dale ware Breakwater, bri; Killa Reed, Burch, Dernarare. via Reedy Talend. The ing America, from Delaware Kreak waver, erriv- edal Nev this aftersoon with the ship Tosexcora, frm Liverpool, and brig Carolica, from NYor®, in tow. The brig 22) ae ee portion of her 70 ie On ard the an . ‘The Oty ‘co Boal’ bollers ia being cleaned; she is pow za n will proceed down ea to merrow MorniBg. in considerably swollen today, but no dauage te (0° Bal'imore), iecclancous ane Uieasters. vin Jonx MILLER, before revortad sshore below Sa. ar pad wil} probably go lo pieces aod prove @ toi! loam, A ler arrived at Savannah 4tb inet with the crew, cha’ne, an chore, rigging, &e. Nich tt waa thought might have k bas arrived aacely at New y ADniaTiC~Cargo saved frow ship Adrtatie, from Ltyer- peos fer Mew York. ashore on the irish cout, and sOk BE Lb eryoo), realised about £11 0M) Toe ship was to be sod by vetion 2eth nit, Iv Bea Bacue, of Bennehor®, wrecked rt Wow Fold at auction woh her sores ert that she hed been « bull) The wr iaeonary ia. Mr. Tyne procemtod to Londen iw the Tr of Newhury cort from Or B fir Boston ude Jao 20 with revieiona The crew JL ip with ech Sareh » k. diemasted and the enw 1 shert of On 4th w tor New over her: after great eiforta ragceaded in lating off an, Ale kod two men. Px Bank Joswvi Diceren. 40 dav m for *tFohna, XP. pnt into Sheet Harbor weainer, lost foremnst, bow At eerens Paty Luey Ann, of S¢Georer Me. from Matwisne for Bow tor, which war askore ? ) w hort Aviavma. wee get off or Priday night and ken to Sewnct Her oxrgo Bad all Deen taren ont previcnsly by hguvers, aud ont c. »i6-eaalim riy ba were stove BRIG SUSAN, Of Belmore, war cox ed wt Pio Orande prev fo Dee 2d. Brig Syrah,” of Baluecre. anvonad the out two Bees Letore, Came verre! badt been leport o 6 ing. wh herunnie, Garde fobene, put inte Liverto and maine which w Louk, @o0n miter leay Sonn Darren © Marr % pit into Morr * om dee fond verboard, and 6 bbds molastes get stowe ip bo: 1D .N, lon (6 48 W, pasved a verve! bi tom up. & ot WM) ton with Detter ea Dn el verwel witb bi bonrd garbul etreak, sbeut 15 ¢ sdout three leet long and two thi and set In top side of meld punk ov 6 wan towed to Kiveklyn by th pair dag Leven—Will be Inunched this morr tg at lO eek, form the Weeiervelt ehip yard, foot ef Elonation mtrect Most River, ship Rovely of 600 tons, owned by Wim 4 Bale & Ce tended for the Baat India trace seer Hermann is adv in the Lendon Thines, t York Peb 2, Notice tu Mariners Ie heredy given. that che Crow Rip Light Vowel nce upon her ste By coder of the Li HOR OALD Bowton, Feb 9, 1887 Wha Arr nt New Bedford th, shiv vie Newport, as before revored. Of Port Dauphin Nov 19. Montgomery Chaves NB fle Aye previous tLe mate vod wird mwb> wi b their ned to» Whale: the mates tron drew, bet ibe the whee started from the ship for the thir? mate wom oanne he hd not and the ag woon out of with tee ben" ta tow. Phe ahip erained two days for the misting boat, bat could pet find her. At Pernambuco Dee 2s tile. ¢ . At St Paul, Leande Deo 4 taken $0 9p the last cruise Heard from Get 2 int 24 ( NP, wrth 200 ap om board —* Madi fareh and thence BHOke Sept 2, Int 2 40, lon 49 20 JowD, 30 9p 40h, boned Soulb, abi whahon. Wesaneail, ney Matt 600 ep, HH Crapo, Karer Deraoutm 74 ap; lien, NH. 4 main March. Heard from De Dhamaha, Fisher. of Sip gan 40 9p and to Sant neee! leoeine Western et 1S, Risa. Cornell, MB had seen whales ones ing # dend calm. bad taken Be Charie Lewla, &b0 6 rer. Wil everbeard during # § {wan saved with muey ditheulty poket—Dee 7, at24 208, loag 43 1®, Florida, Fish, NB, rp Nov % Jat JON, lon 2) Oceuc (efford. NP. clean 4), off Madagarrar II! Oreyo. Baker, of Perunouth, YO) Maseasot, Head) Matt (bbe ap oe) on €: Montgomery, Chacman, NB. 25 ep: Smyron Bliax, 480 ep: Lona, Randal, oo, 049, Martba, 23, Spanidin Hi, Sep whe. ipoken, ke. om Bewton Nov 17 for Seo Fran Cambria), ‘rom Liver: oy. in Chincha Iesode tor loa. wh white crenr! and round rtern, wi'd mame eo 51, le oar) N, loa howing the US fing over a blue, al Jan”. Int 4 80. jon 5 days from NY¥oek far Bt Marks, Jan 26. 19 days (ccm 3 York for Baba, Jan 7, at |, Plaber, hom Batumore for Cureces, Jan n Ports. wot fa" Stor ft New N rem use Inepen. 2) dink from Dudinn Crean be New Boll se simira Crows, hémmr v. A eral! bark steering — white and bloe ry Brig Suwannee, at 2 00, low 73, mehr Jowepbine, m4 £0, ay omy tent end Cp epg) an a dl ew came sai Rermret, Meat <2" vas, gear Puss, Pou and for Beeston, 20th; echr Hacer. Brown, from sod for axon, Deo M—In poet dries Wie bt Mewar, Li . Relieg, fur de ‘ork 6 or 8 daya: Grace reported Bared), C1 Jap 2—In por +btp Lana (Hrem). ficken, for 4 iris mt (Dra: fr do. H Tirordus (Disich) had Minerva (Such er Micabs brie Marts (D ateh), Renon- Jan i0—In port bark Hamden, Kinginan, for Bos 13—In port brig Serab Drumnend. French, rom © larbor, arr lith, to lead for NYork. Aid 4 t) bark Wyandotte, Karas, (henfuegos, © load for A, Jan 30—In port berk Pointer, for NYork une; brig Col Pisge.” do. Trinery, Jan 12—Im port bark Votanterr, Hum Yen, from Boston for Melly. Pert. BOSTON, Feb 9—Arr brig Rebecca & Frances. Linnekin Tachsowyilie. Cid bark N Woodbury, . m= Be win won ‘hems Bend, taal Eee tn couse’ ft jee wae com teh "rratgutias tae aN Feo saa Sete ‘ ‘RB 7 new), Forking GLOUCRATER, Feb —Arr brig South Boston Canning. Ls Feb 7, 11 AM—The steaming Capt Viréen, from “ Brake ser gareed tn supplying ie Sewt with waters py on deal ‘o Youd, > Joneire for Bakimore. sobr (baa 8 Oarwtairs, in die eee from Fait a terrace 9 oe In ifenpiog Tends ‘ 08 Universe, Cave, from port, ; ‘orrest, from London timers: Rogelaige (Hr) im ditrew, Darks Tice W bare har, (rom Rio Janeiro for Creole, trv Rs J ro for Baltimore, got ashore y: seerving, on Mriough WARN the sleamer gtian'ie bas down to arce elon Wood, tram ‘River for hemamion rialimeges Aisa, ship Avondale, Prey, from mip Fas SAT Sa aber Peat, ms N YPORT. Feb ° Aid ache Boat, Leman, 4 ager, (The ts te iret ncce tar aay: daring ret ’ OVIDEN eb Are we » Clark, NYork: steamahi): Kini i i thy Pa grea, Mavanzae PORTL. eb 1—Aar dark, lola Wylie, Paterson, Mo “PORREMOERT™ DS STAN AT ae Name, SAVANNAH, Feb (Arr ship, Wallace, Lane, spbr Empire, Niort. Below « ir bark. Wolrville (Br), Sth Ac. oy Wipesacet: Od bark rtd. Cd sh gn. hy pond. barks (Br Webaers TARPAULIB CO 81d ihia afternoon. ahip « White. from Moble for hrigs roy Ay Re Tumineton, for Portiand, Manzen\, Ames, (rom Mantanvas 0 GFenetho, inn, trom (selene foe ‘seve American, Beaver. from Mhielde for New London, WILMINGTON, Feb 5—Cld br Marcus. Pier-e, Portn Ri co Adele, Griffin, NYork; 6th, John A Blaniey, “ian ERT, Feb 9€cbe le nowies, from ewira oy Fanon e pe morning south of Caboor's Bollew on the outside shore. She went ashore at low w dent up nearly to high water mark. ft is dou) be got of Sehr Jy fore: frm Oe the les shout ome mile enat of Billiremgate Pow de the ban Be CONDO! get OW! W.iRow! chone of wud,