The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1857, Page 8

Board of Education. WAPORTANT COMMUNICATION FROM THE FINANCE COMMISSIONERS —THE TROUBLE ABOUT THE FREE ACADEMY, ETO. Tan Beers of Bovestion mat os ho. puna tens snd Pag yesterday, Andrew H. Green, Feq., President, in ‘be chair. Before the minutes were read, Mr. Waterbury | roee and said the Commission appointed by the Governor | Mast winter, to examine the school system of this city, ‘was in the hall, and moved that they should be invited to ake seats inthe chamber with the Board. The motion ‘Deing carried, the President appoiuted a commitiee to conduct the Commission into the room. Commissioner Joun Hoover objected to that part of the minutes which referred to the establishment of heads of departments in the hree Academy. Lip rodpwond meet- fog, Mr Benedict moved (hat the beads of departments in the Free Acad should be stricken out from the report ‘of the Executive nittee on said institution; the ayes and nays were called upon the motion. In the minutes, as read to the Board last evening, it was stated that Mr. Bepedt’s motion was lost wy; a@ majority of oue, but the and mays were net prim ie oop : phd nA engl ayes and nays should de printed. ere President informed him they bad been lost. Mr. Hooper saul he had kept a tally of the ayes and nays, and that Mr. Benedict's mation, striking out the beads of departments, was adopted. He moved that a cammmtice #hould be appoimted to collect the vote ou the motion. Other mombers advocated the motion, but the President consséered that it was not in order at that time. ma ater part of the evening Mr. Hooper’s motion was adopted The anmual repert.of the Inspecter’s of the Sixth ward showed that the schoot houses of said ward are in a very deploradie condition. The report of 8.8. Randall, Esg., City Superintendent of Schools, shows that the sctiools of the Seventh, Kighth, Nisth and Tenth wards, which be has recently examined, are ina favorable condition, both as w the ‘atvainments ‘and attendance of students. SCHOOL FUNDE FOR 1853, ‘The following communication wae received from the Fi- mance Commissioners appointed under the new charter:— The undersigned, to whom the estimates of the Board of Education has been submitted for the expendi- ures of the year 1868, according to the re- quirements of the 26th’ section of the charter, of 1857, having examined the said estimate, and having ascertained the number of scholars taught during the pre- coding year, and the apportioument of school money made by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, ‘nd the facts to be as follows, viz:— ‘The number o scholars taught in the public schools of the city for the year precedfng, as prescribed by the School act, is 135,722. This number cf scholars, at four dollars per scholar, authorizes a levy for seheo! purposes, as provided by the 46th section of the School act of 1851 the sum of $542,888. ‘The 15th section of the same act provides that the Board ef Supervisors «ball annually raise, by tax, a sum of money equal ‘tothe amonnt apportioned to the’ county of New York, for the support of common echools therein, This amount is as follows:— From the United States Deposit and Common School funds.......... ‘Prom the three-quarter mili tax fan ‘Total..... ‘The same section also provides that there shall be raised sum equal to one twentieth of one per centef the value ‘of the real and personal property in the said city. The valuation r the year 1857 is $520,545,282 39. ‘twentieth of one per cent on this sum is $260"; 272 64. The whole amount thus authorized to be raised by the Supervisors ffor the support of common schools in this eiy is, then, as follows, viz: By the 15th Sec., from apportionment... .... ..8212,889 55 = id “1-20 of one per cel . 260,272 64 One. “16th “ = at @4 per scholar..... 542,888 00 Total . $1,016,050 19 ‘The ¢: timate of the Board of Education calls for... $1,126,013 00 Makivg ‘an excess on their investment of. $109,962 SL In addition they also call for $125,000 for a deficiency in the school money of the year 1854. ‘The Board appointed by the 25th section of ths charter fF 1857 object to the general estimate for the year 1858, of ‘school moneys, inasmuch as it exceeds the sum autho- rized by the school law to the amount of $109,962 81, and they therefore return the estimate to the of Educa. Jon to Le corrected in this particular, and made to con- form w the law. They also object to the item of $125,000 for arrearages of 1854, on the ground that there cannot be Jevied in the year 1855 a sum exceeding $4 per scholar, ae previously stated All of which is respectfully submitted. Mayor. A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller. JOHN CLANCY, Pres. Board of Aldermen J.B. PHILLIPS, Pres. Board of Councilmen. ‘Mr. Warexevry moved that the communication should » Finance Committee, and made the spe- iness for a special meeting to be called y.. Motion lost. The communication was then referred to the Finance Committee, to report at the ext regular meeting A bill of $26 for flowers, at the last exhibition of the Free Academy, elicited a long debate. The President bad Tefused to sign the bill, but the Board, after an irregular @ebate, directed him to sign it The Executive Committee on Evening Schools presented & report recomntnending the appointment of an Assistant Superintendent of Evening Schools. Alter a jong debate, ‘the report was laid upon the table. The Committee on Sites and School Houses offered a Fesolution asking for an_ appropriation of $1,000 for the purchase of erect @ primar; go as Wo read “eight lots aud $2,000,” aud thereupon | adopted. mittee on Normal Schools made a report asking for the dismissal of two female teachers—one from the Fleventh and the other from the Sixteenth ward—for | Rot attending the Normal School. One member thought that if one teacher was dismissed from the Eleventh ward for pot atten ting Normal School, at least thirty others | ought to be for the same reason. The motion for dis Mesa! Was dnanimously carried The Board then adjourned. ‘The Me tan Police. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The public may be under the impression that this #Ius- trious body are following in the wake of their predeces- sors, and confine themselves to the legitimate occupation of protecting the lives and property of our citizens. This impression is not justified by the fart. They have opened ‘@ new ephere for their prowess, While murders and rob- Deries are the order of the day and night, the Metropol) tan police wil! be found entering, or-forcing an entry into be habitation of some poor unprotected mother, wringing from her arms and dragging from ner bowm her children, ‘and placing them out of her sight, ont of her reach. out of her motherly protection, perhaj “ve fe It is not in Pethielem that the prophesy of iab is fulfilled— “A ‘voice tm Ratna was heard, lamentation and great mourn ing, Rache! bewailing her children, and would not be contorted, because they are not"’—but in New York. In New York, at present, we have many Rachels robbed of their offepring, not by a cruel Herod, but by a troculent police. The ‘wrner ta witness of the piercing cries, the ‘wringing of hands, the lamentations and despair of bereft Mothers. Can this be the nineteenth century? Can this be ‘the commercia! emporium of thie great empire, and euch revolting scenes enacted in our midst’ Slavery with all ite horrers. the Spanish inquisition, the Bax vi with all their imaginary terrors, could pever show an; thing 80 Tevolting or so cowardly as this. Truly we have a black republican police Toey are true to their name and in ftincte. We will spice this expression of our just indigna- tion with a sample of facts. A few days ago the Metropo- Itan police entered the apartment of a poor widow— re. betweem Thirty fourth regardiess of her cries, hter, nine years old, from four hoare she tt placed not i ont of the Jurisdieuion of the at 143 East Thirey-tifto street Daffy —ree\'ing in Fighth avenue, and Thirty-fifth streets. @ragged ber tittle step da Mer, and is lene thar twent only ber ren from her. C “The police knew, of Henceforth the preecuce of a poll fidence und protectic alarm to every unprotected mother. We call upon mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, if not to avenge these atrocious wrongs,’ to protect those mort dear to them from a similar fate. “Aud we call upon ‘the Henan, with ite ugbty U thousand tongues, to celebrate Ube illustrions conques' champions of Christendom—the Meir band was man netead ‘Theatrical Muastcal, &c. Broanway Tamatan—A great variety of wonderful feats are to be performed uss evening Lp Ven —— ferociour beasts, the sagacieus elephant, and the eques- ‘wane and gymuasis, headed by Eaton Sume. Nimo Garoey.—The charming pantomimic spectacle called the “Green Mon-ter” ia to be revived to night. Gabriel play Bibi in the comicality of the “ Four Lo- ‘vers. and Signorina Rolla dances in “ Les Abeilles."’ Bowrny —The tricks of the renowned elephants, An- Mouy and Cleopatra, excite the admiration of all who see them. They perform to-night, together with the great troupe of gymnarte, equestrians and pantomimists. Borrow's— <A Cure for the Heartache” and “ You're Another oe = announced for to-night, Mesars, Mathews aod Burton appear i comedy % Brougham wit thn ne toconae Amt comeay te Me Wartack’s —The extraordinary favor with which the Rew play called the “Poor of New York” i nigttily re- ceived warrants the Management in aapouncing it for re- peut tll further pouce Laces Kuewn's.—The romantic spectacte entitled the * See of lee” wili be performed but twice more after this evening. Mise Keene and her auxiliaries have achieved @ erent artietic triumph In this piece Axeenicax Mcseum.—The dramatic entertainments com- Prise the isughable pieces #tpled A Husband at Sight’ fand “Hercules” in the afternoon, and te “Rich of New York’ and “Founded on Facts” at night Geo, Crusty axy Woon’s Miserumia tender a great Tariety of mirth provoking things for thie evening, in eluding the very comical farce of Weflo, the Sensible Monkey,’ in which sactan Feprocsate tae bore At Bavant’s we are promised Dan's genuine ““Eesence Old Vir together with a long list of songs and Durlerquer and the peroliar and characteristic plantation scene of “Down in Alabama Crecoe—The drolieries of the clowns, the superior per- for marces of the equestrians, and the exirsordinary mle: Bee ethibited by the gymnasts and acrobate, afford much Height to the frequenters of 84 Bowery Personal Intel Breckinridge, Vice at Baton Rouge on the Sth instant, and was exyected im New Orleans on the 7th. He is accompanied by bie eetimadle lady, who seeks @ restoration of health by Une change of climate vernor Packer, of Pennsylvania, arrived in Philadel plus on Tuesday Flom. John € Prat, arty DP ARTRES. je the ship ral General Cushing —Geo w un " 7 wey we NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ER 11, 1857. City Intelligence, ‘Bre yor Tue Propose New ARaENAL.—At the last ses- sion of the State Legislature a law was passed appointing ‘8 Commission to sell all the old arsenals in the State, and build new ones where they were required. By theterms of the law, Adjutant-General Frederick Townsend, Inspec- tor-General B, H. Bruce and Commissary-General J. H. H. Ward, were appointed such Commission. Under their ‘auspices the old arsenal, corner of Fifth avenue and Sixty- first street, was sold to the city, and they have recently invited proposals for the erection of a new arsenal at the — ap ager omme and Thirty-fifth ry pap noon the bids were formally oftice the Commission, at the corner of White ‘and Elm streets. The bids were as follows:— 1. W. H. Cremelin, carpenter, masons, plumb- ing (excertitg the iron Work).....+ wits Charles Gedney, carpenter work at Soares and John Cea, or penter work..... . fe . James Smith and John T. “Late, ‘carpentel ir work.. Richard Gairow, Jr, whole work John A. Brush, lumbing, tin and gas work Robert Kemp, ' se Allen Cameron, R. B. Ji Radiey, iron’ wor) Abraham’ A. Andrew ; mason work,. 2 eres fs re ceseee, 35,000 00 ing § ne Temarest, carpenter work. .. 12. George C, Filison, plumbing, be: + 3,860 18. True W. Rollins, mason work 39/900 00 14. James 1. Miler and John 8. Giles, whole work «+. 67,000 00 15, Jobn B, and Win. W. Gorell, iron’ work,:. 12,732 00 16. Jobn Fowler, carpenter work. 22/478 00 17. Jacob Ortwater and Danie! T. WN scatoass 9,221 00 . Theodore Hunt, maso 36,370 00 . Cummings H. Tucker, mason work ...,-.., 84,251 00 Daniel W. Stuart and L, Buck, mason work 315126 00 . Wm. T. J. Sankey, do. do. 46,754 00 . F.and J. Dugan, slate work.. 2,410 00 28. Wm, 8. Hunt, carpenter work, 18,400 00 24. Henry Volk and Jos. P. Niblo, mason’ work 83,725 00 25. B. M. Johnson & Co., plumbing work...... 8.157 00 26. A. B. Birdsall, mason and carpenter work. 54,500 00 The Commissioners will not make a decision on the bids until all the sureties of the proposers have been ex- amined. The Commission is limited in its expenditure to $100,000 for the whole establishment. It is to be hoped ‘that the new arsenal will be better built than the old one. That was one of the most Neem | constructed edifices in the city, although it cast a great deal of money. A Graxp Tiemann Stag Party—Pourics AMONG THE Urrgr Tey.—It will be remembered that Mr. Tiemann owed his nomination for the office of Mayor to a committee of Wall street bulls and bears, and his election is mainly due to the overwhelming vote he received in the wards where the upper ten domost congregate. Consequently the people who live in brown stone fronts are quite rejoiced at the result of the charter election, and are about to manifest their joy in a characteristic manner. If the de- meocracy had been successful there would doubtless nave been a inass meeting at Tammany Hall to exchange felici- tations on the result; but fashionable people could not do thing so commonplace, go it is in contemplation to hold a grand party, to which the éite of the wealthy Tiemann- ites bave been invited, and which will no doubt be a very curious affair. It seems cards are out for ‘a grand Tiemann party, to be held at the house of Benjamin H. Fields, in Madison avenue, on the evening of the 23d of December. Some 500 invitations have been issued, exclusively to gent! ae hence itis therefore what is known as a “stag Mr. Tiemann is to be present. What the ulterior partoee of this curious meeting is, it is impossible to say, at it is reported that a movement is to be inaugurated, which, if successful, will eventuate in placing the govern: ment of the city in the hands of the wealthy classes. It is urged that ail the places of pants trust are given to poor uneducated fellows, and the Fifth avenue people are of very little account in political circles. This dreadful state of things is to be amended forthwith, and no one will be allowed to run for office except he wears nicely polished boots and eports a fancy moustache. To make this party as fashionable as possible the magnificent eran been engaged, and will do the honors on the ‘occasion. Pouck CurRKs.—The Police Commissioners, in secret session, on Tuesday, made the following appointments of police clerks :— At the Jombs—R. H. Johnston and E. M. Skidmore, the prevent incumbents, and C. M. Vandervoort (reporter). At Jefferson Market Court—James M. Murray, present incumbent, and Merwin N. Jones, now assistant clerk, vice Jobn Quackenbush, elected Justice. At Essex Market—John Lalor and Wm. B. Rockwell. At Yorkville—George W. Ribblett, late County Clerk, vice James M. Burns. The Board of Aldermen formerly had the appointment of these clerks, and, it is understood, will contest the aoe law, and make appolutments for the same offices. Police Commissioners have also appointed Dre. E. ii. Kim- bark and Alanson S. Jones as police surgeons, to take office immediately. An additional number of surgeons will be chosen on Friday. Faut at St, Bripaer's Cuvxen.—A fair was opened at St, Bridget’s church on Monday last, and will continue during the remainder of the week. The proceeds are to be de voted to the completion of the free schoo! connected with the church, and which is said to be one of the best build- ings of the kind in the city. Since the opening of the fair | ithas been very successful, and it is expected that the | amount realized wili be amply sufficient for the purpose. ‘There are a large number of useful and ornamental arti cles on exhibition, and the tables are arranged with much taste. The Archbishop is to be present this evening. Fivm Lowr Acapryt—A Woxas Brxvep.—The alarm of fire for the Fourth district, last night, between 5 and 6 o'clock, was caused by a fluid lamp catching tire while in the hands of Mrs. Alice Stoole, No. 3 Multigan place, in Sixth avenue, between Amos and Weet Fleventh streets. Mrs. 8. was very severely burned on both arms and ber right side. Her clothing caught fire, when she rushed down stairs to the street door, enveloped in ablaze. Her husband, who was just entering the house, extinguished the flames, and thus probably saved the 1if fe of his wife They have only been married one week. Fu ix Bicury-rirm Strxet.—About 12 o'clock on Tuesday noon a fire broke out in the bakery of Mr. Strauz, in Bighty fifth street, near Third avenue. The flames ex- tended to the blacksmith shop of Robert Kirkpatrick, and before the fire was extinguished his shop waa damaged about $200; partly covered by insurance. The damage done to the bakery will probably amount to $300, In- sured for $1,300 ih the Rutgers Insurance Company. The fire is supposed to have been caused by the oven hoes. Campen® Lamp Exriosion.—The alarm of fire for the ‘Third district, last night, about half past 7 o'clock, was caused by the upsetting of a ca:mphene lamp on the fourth floor of No. 52 Dominick street, in the premises occupied by Thomas 8. Guillan. The flames were soon extm guished. trifling. Police Intelligence. GREAT ROBPERY OF JEWELRY—ARREST OF THE AL- LEDGED THIEVES AND RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN PROPERTY. On Wednesday night an expert robbery of jewelry was effected, by two men and a woman, at the store of Mar. quess Jacobs, No. 82 Oliver strect. Kate Connery, John ‘Stuart and Thomas Williams entered the above store for the ostensible purpose of buying jewelry. While Mrs. Jacobs was showing Kate some finger rings, Messrs. Stu. art and Williams seized @ box of watches, valued at $600, and ran off with the same. Kate followed quickly in the footsteps of her accomplices, and the three get off at no ordinary rate of speed. The wife of the worthy jeweller | pureved the thieves for several blocks, but owing to the extreme darkness of the ni and the poor quality of gas furaiabed 7 the New York Gas Light Company, she lost track of them, and was compelled to return to the store =m decomfitted. Upon recovering fully from the fretuced by the lost of *o much property, be remembered that she had seen Keto im the store on a former occasion, when she stated that she lived at No. 24 Onk street. She then thonght it Would be an excellent ides to send a couple of policemen to Mies ‘® residence and see if she was at ry ‘Accor | soramngi policemen Templeton and Jewitt, of the Fourth precinct, were de- tailed for that purpose. pol dey peo to the premises aforesaid, the policemen found that Kate was vot at home. They determined to wait, however, and concealed them selves in her apartments until she arrived. Hardly had ten minutes elapsed when Kate, acoompanie! by her two male companions, were observed ae leisurely ae if nothing bad happened. po tched their opportunity, and when the favorable mo. ment arrived they pounset upon thieves and took them into custody. Upe of the prisaners was found nearly the of the stolen praperty, which they had divided equally among themselves before enter- ing the house. Yesterday the scoused were brought be- fore Justice Welsh, at the Lower Police Oourt, and com- mitted for trial, in defautt of bail Macise a Mme-Cre—Twer? or Bruuarn Batis —Ienac Levine, Jacob Levine, Harris Goelick, Moves Felleman and Wolfe Rosenbaum were taken into custody by policemen Webb and Latta, of the Lower Police Court, on charge of receiving stolen goods. From the evidence adduced it ap- peared that about a month ago some one stole twelve sets of bi¥iard balle from the factor; a Frederick G. Ford, No. 102 Fulton street. The thief sold the property to Rosenbaum. From Rosenbaum’s hands it into those of Feileman,; from Felleman's back to Rosenbaum, thence to Goslick’s; from Goslick’s to Jacob Levine's, and from Jacob Levine's to his brother Iaaac, The last named f= offered the balle for eale at the billiard factory of ‘illiamn J. Sharp, No. 148 Fukten street, but hore linac made a mis-cue. Sharp suspected that there was some- thing wrong, and caused the arrest of the entire aparty. There does not appear to be any evidence against the cored showing a guilty knowledge on their part in baying the property. They were held for a hearing nevertheless. Cuakor of Honway Rowsmry.—William Brady, Andrew Tang and Lewis Martin wore takem into custody on charge Of having forcibly robbed Honore Ruyotte, of No. 17 Hud- fon street, of a sliver watch and a pocketbook, containing $7 60. The complainant alleges that while be was in the grocery store corner of Leonard and Church streets the | yy called for drinks, and then requested nim to pay the same. Complainant refused to accede to the pro- position, when Brady, he charges, seized him by the throat, knocked him down, and, assisted by the other pri- sonere, robbed him of his watch and pare, ae aforesaid. Jaling Treason, of No. 88 Weet Br: that since the night of the robbery Martin offerei the watch in question for sale to .ome one in his store. Justice Welsh committed the prisoners for trial, in default of bail. AuuwakD Atrewet ot Florway Ronwexy. —Jamee Moran wae brought before Justice Weleb, at the Lower Police Court, on a charge of an attem t at highway robbery pre- ferred against him by James Mi Cann. The complainant stated that as he was up Worth street, towards resi way, be te we arcused, who insisted on his “4 Mr. n dectined anying of the kind, the prisoner declared he ebomii, and was about helping himself a the contuste of complainant's ets, when policeman tt: Same up and lanes ir. Moran to the none ¢. Tho magistrate commit- ted the prisoner for tris} The Case of Cancem?, A WRIT OF ERKOR AND STAY OF BYECUTION PV URPME COUNT—SPECLAL TENa. Before Hon. Judge Roose'ceit, Cancemi, the prisoner, was convict 4¢ of marder, not at a Court of Oyer and Terminer, bu% at a Circ He was sentenced, not by the Circuit, bu!, by a general term of the Supreme Court. His counsel eege various supposed er rors in the proceedings, trial and sentence—come of (hem. of a grave and novel character, and on which the Judges at the general term were divided in opinion. He now asks that the executica of his sentence may be stayed for a few days, and, that he may be allowed to carry his case tothe Court of Appeals. This can only be done, it is supposed, on the fiat of a Judge of the Supreme Court, and which the Judge may grant or withhold accord: ing to circumstances. Such undoubtedly was the law in capital cases prior to 1865. The subject of the death pe- nalty, however, had undergone much discussion. Its hu- manity as well as its expediency had been vehemently attacked and as vehemently defended. In seme States a repeal had been the result. In this State the Legislature adopted @ compromize measure. They gave to prisoners sentenced to death the privilege of cmeniog ‘an the Oyer and Terminer—including, of course, the Circuit as its substitute—to the Supreme Court, meaning the ge- neral term, and from Supreme Court to, the Court of Appeals; and as further lo ppg against the pos- sible mistakes of jurors as well as Judges, they ex- pre say authorized “the appellate eourt to order a new trial if it should be satisfied that the verdiet (against the sepgeony was against the weight of evidence, or against ; or that justice required a new trial, whether any ex- ception should have been taken or not’ in the court be- low.”’ (Laws of 1855, page 613.) The language of other parts of the act, although liable to some technical criti- cism, is bgp boing “Every conviction for a capital offence, &¢. 1 be brought before the Supreme Court Appeals, &c., by a writ of error, with @ stay of proceedings as a maiter of right’? Under this statute, as it seems to me, no discretion is left to Judge. He is absolutely bound, when applied to by any person convicted of a capital crime, to issue the writ and stay the execution. Of what avail would the writ be if the prisoner should be hung before his appeal could be heard? To say that he shall have au appeal as matter of right, and at the same time allow his life to be taken before he can reach the appellate court, would be a mere mockery. How cana man be heard when dead, and how can a man’s conviction for an al leged offence be reviewed on appeal without a hearing? Delay and uncertainty in the punishment of great crimes no donbt encourages their perpetration. the other hand, the judicial taking of human life ig and ought to be a matter ‘of deep solemnity. To weigh these opposing considerations was the province of the Legislature. The Legislature have said there “shall be’? au ap- peal; it is not for the Judge to say there shall not. In the present case neither the writ of error nor the stay accompanying it is likely to be attended with any evil. carried out till the 15th of January; the will assemble ten days before that time. A review can, therefore, be had, and a final decision obtained in the in- terval of suspension already provided for. The stay, therefore, which is applied for, will only be operative in the event of unforeseen casualty. Writ of error allowed, with a stay proceedings, till the Court of Appeals shali otherwise order. It is proper I should say that this dis- position of the matier ie made with the full the presiding Justice who heard the arguments at the general term. It is also proper that I should say, although, perhaps, it is not necessary, that the foreman of the first jury that tried Cancemi called upon me just as Thad finished my: written decision; he was apparently laboring under great anxiety of mind, and impressed with a deep conviction that the man is not guilty. He informed me that when the first jury went out it was proposed that they should ascertain their opinion of his guilt or innocence by ballot; ten consented to do so, two declined; six of the ten were for conviction, four for acquittal; the other two subse- quently went over to the majority. and we gll know that e first jury were kept together oriy-eight hours without coming to an agreement MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port of New York, December 16, 1897. CLEARED. Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, 4c—Ludlam & Plea- Ship Tsar, Fales, Cadiz—Roberts & Williams. Ship Tehe Slane}. Wheeler: New ‘Orleans Wesmaith & Ron. egbttt H Gregory, Sylvester, Turks Islands—Nevenlf & Dun- “*lirig Prinee Oscar Frederick (Swe), Soron, Cork and a mar- ke!l—Punch & Meineke. joitig Morning Star (Br), Decker. Halifas—MeAullff & Whee as Rover's Bride (Br), Gervoir, Arichat—A Leary. nb. Phinney. Richmond—G 8 Colt, ne—Master. Schr T Denison, Btacy, Pensacola—Van Brunt & Slaght a Rght E Waterman, Peterson, Elizabeth City, NO— ght. (_SenF Herndon, Gaskill, Washingien, NC—R M Blackwell & Sehr Ocean Wave, Tullford, Washington, NC—Telfair & Chester, Richmond—C H Pierson. Francis, Providence—Master jer M, Christie, Bristo!— Sehr WA Grifing’ Borden, Fall R Steamer H B Beach, Ramsey, Baltimore. Bicamer Jackson, Baker, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Antwerp and Fi ra, to Laytin & Hurlbut. en ff, seaman, of e maiutopaall yard overboard and was rk Beaver (Br), Ring, Ardrossan, Oct 27, with iron and ler. hark Aricl, Cheesman, Port au Prince, Nov 28. with coffee, logwood, &c, to OL & A'Ferris, 21 inst, off Inagua, was in with brig Maria, Bailey, from Port au Priuce for River Gambia, Africa, %, Experienced beavy lg Jobna, PR, Nov 26, Brunt Ship Cabarine, Hayde with mdse and 120 Gaye W of the Ban! fell from the owt ‘4 with hides, we anther aplit walls, Kc ‘Nh Hl Gould (of Orleans), Senith, Jacmel, Nor a, ‘with coffee and logwood, to E Habieht & Co, af Boston: ves” selto master. Had pleasant weather; saw no vessels on the ‘hr American Belle, Chase, Boston, ‘Bel Say Rehr {1'W Johnson, Creliin, with coal from wreck of bark Milford, ashore at Quogue. Rieamer Wentcheater, Clark, Providence. ArT Lth (hut not reported) ache A, H Manchester (of Pro iatagorda. The A idence), Potter, Mi WM put into Garden Key <0’ stint for m harsor, it blowing from the Rast. Ward atthe time. In aitempting to follow » brig heaung into the SE Pass, ran upon a shoal No of Le ig rhoad, She came off soon after, and has Sopares ly sus aie sd trifting in®ry; she is perfectly tight. Capt Conklin. of sehr John Grifith, arrived yrateriay. re- bet ports having lost by tever the whole of bis or ception of while bound from Axpiawail to * tit. lap. She put inwo Key West for a new crew. SATLED. Steamship Roanoke, Norfolk, dc; ship Presiter Pitim ure London; brigs Addy Swift, 8 Thomas, Andrew Beers, Gor fnegor. ‘Wind at sunrive NE, sunset WSW, and light 1o—The steamer Virginia, Capt Jowett EY WEST, Dec fromm New Tork. vin Norfelk ans Charleston, arrived. ihe 7 Sid sailed the name day for Kew Orlenna, Miscellaneous and Disasters. ‘Little Tgpaee, Dec 8’ Sidveponl og" for M Water high water Sir Anie1—A letter received in this city from faanghae, dated Yt 25, wa} syn Binee hy nat fae advise being ring tena, diamasted, arrival of the Ariel, back Lo this port, ms iv snow and _ of ber carge, forward. rettling, but will only dieckar artially, oe sufficient to allow to be put Ip, wa I probably ¢ detain ber some weeks We hear of several disasters along the feces of wreck and matted packages have ree quantities floating abont in Formons ¢ Syannel, fears may be entertained for the safety of the Ho ‘and other vereels Known to be out In the typhoon of the (Ghip Horatio, Hungerford, sid from hae abt ratio. Sih iinet. Rept 2 for New York. | Bank MiLvoRD, ashore at readaide on the beach, with the weather olds favorable, it ts expected that the will be got off by Saturday. Brig Mortice110, of Boston, which was taken into Ston- vomition rose, tien in ® good position, o foet of water in, her ington 30th ult, afler having been ashore on the N sile of Bock Inland, was haved upop the marine railway on Tues day: iter keel and stern ponitare gone, and she is atherwise badiy injured. THE CHKROWN NRIG ashore on Gardner's Inland ix com: manged by Capt Geo O'Brien. fhe put in for a harbor Mh, find during the night parted her beat ‘Mower chain and. we ‘verse Im tight, captain expects to get Brut off by discharging part women We aball probably learn ber name to day Senn Sgcine BROTHERS, hence at Norfolk, lost overboard on Friday off the Delaware Brenkwater, a young man named Herman Stonebecker, ome of the crew, foun HP Rossa, Green, from Aspinwall for Savanitla to load crona ties, put into Cart ‘Ti ult, leaking very badiy, in consequence of having very heavy weather on her pasenbe uP ‘would be obliged ts heave down to find the leak. in Weer Farwourn, of Sandwich, ashore on Block ae, hae Dilged. "Her enrgo Would be saved in x damaged son Sreanan Crrv or Nonrork, Green, from Baltimore for Ra. vannab. was rin into by achr Wm Colquitt, andatrack on port side—waint stove, about 60 feet of the ‘main rail carried Away, seven aiancheons broken short off to the deck, and fonr sai sere roral planks outehde, above the water line, badly chaf- house store on both aides. ales afior ren wo Torward im, ventilator to engine room broken, ‘ind mainmast injul Dn #0 a8 to be unt for further vse. . Thom W Lawrence the engi. vit She returned to Baltimore my inat to re. Werk ie sates bowsprit and all attached athe t Lawrence Yess, Borrow te—Cap Of sche Rebecea, ar rived at Mobile 9th inst from Peusncol reports haying # the dav before, about Sere mi miles from Mobile Poin, and one ond ‘a balf miles from shore, @ large vessel, botiom up, ppered, and with yards, enars. rirging and eaile all Stacked.” Capt L could discover othine Dy which to learn Fer name or destination. Lavxcnen—At Quiney Point 1th ing. } yer, & Desuuful medium clipper ship of Me Kmery Saw tons, gard ibe The sentence, by its terms, is not to de | Appellate court | concurrence of | Richard Booed, in bo iano of iO it, iieltor. Ww ar inh eo omen ad eld, “anor, Jr, mand of Capt Daniel § Stanwood, ‘Whalemen. Tn Qehotsk, Bea Oct 1, Adel do 1,000; Bart ao 800; Corneitus Howland do Cham; cr Corin 1,250, Fi 800; Jireh erry ‘do 400: Kingteher, ‘do 1,000; hive? Louisa, 6: 5 ' Ontario, do 1,800: Vhen ix, do 1,250; Pi indeer, do 1,600; Trident, do 300; Vernon, do of pies | fo lao ‘Det 1, nonterey, Winpenny. ; Nov," 'fhomas Pope, Reynard, ‘A jeiter from Capt Peage, ot ship Cambria, NB, dated South- a ‘ug taken’ 1,000 bbls oi “A larwe majority of the teet a, and heve got but Lite oil up tothe above date fone well. Those which T_report «) “he old grounds, wc ag Tarvin Bay. ‘Korth ani, md ail the bays om the North Shore, hay This place, called by whaiomen the where the whales and have Shanta Bay, Sept J. Capt P wri this season. are in tht A few hove highest. M Fast Gail have y taken afl m : of chain, Reports, ame date, Navy, Wi thig season: day previous, Daniel Wood, Polling; bad heen ashore in Shanta Bay in." f0K, Whale alongside and two in the blubber room, where she remained seven hours in three feet of water; it being calm, she sustained no South MAT, Norton, do, 1,000 do: Rapt 3 hales; za. Fisher, do, 700 bbIs; Adaline, Taber, do, 2 wha: Trident, aber, do, 6ou bis Cornls Howland Luce, do, 600 doz Oalk io, vio, Tooker, do, 00 do; Brutus, Henry, Wari, 170) by Ind ni fo N 2700 do; nua, Wins! WH do, Condor, Wh ft "WO doy Thompson, do, HO do; Massachn: 9.10; Gay Troup, Milton, do, 900 n) do: Syren Queen, Phil M 4 ofl B, 300 do; Para chute, Gory, Go, €W) do: Mey. do, Si do: Hobo- mok, Marchant, Faimomb, «J srinony, Bumpus, = 1,200 do. ‘A letter from Capt, by ig of ne Valvaraiso, NI frum ng Ae, , Cape Horn Pigeon, Almy, Dektostb, having Spoken, d&c. Ebip Francis P Sage, Ingersoll, from Callao for Hampton Dec 14, at PM, 25 Ship’ Sw Tucker: from Loudon PAtg 10 for Hong Kong, Aug 22, lit 88 N, lon 20 W. Ship 8 H Talbot, Burgess, from Callao for Guadaloupe, 8 0, Lat 908, Ia 1 ‘Sup Figsway, Sewell, hence Aug 6 for Ban Francisco, Sept 20, lat 218, lon 35 W, sr 7toniam, Mitchell, from Chincha Islands Aug 30 for Uses , Sept 21, lat 56 8, lon 61 W. jeaperus, Lewin, from Callio Aug 25 Oct ec3R in Int 08, lon 28. Ehip Rebasticoo’. Groves, from Liverpool for Charleston, Nov 18, lat 49.07, lon Ship Tense Wright, TRoeel, from Liverpeol for NYork, Nov 24, lat 52, lon 5, ‘Ship Ontario, Wood, from Liverpool for NYork, Nov 25, Fastnet Rock bearing E 10 miles, wind NB. Bark Laura Ross, Somers. from City Point for Rio Janeiro, Oct 11, lat 10 27 N. lon 34.06 W. Bark Francis Secor, Paine, from Mobile for Galveston, Dec 8, off South Point of the Mississi pp Schr r Bisanee, from Hampden for Barbadoes, Nov 25, lat 28 40, lon, Sehr Almi ire, Hopkins, from Maratico Creek, Va, for Bris- tol, Dec 12, 5 PM, off Chincoteague. Sebr Sresmetens of Yarmouth, laying ts, Dec 14, 35 miles NE by N from Montauk. Ports. Barnuxst, River Gambia, Afries, Oct 31—No Am vessel in port. | Glenrvxcos, Dec 4—Sld bark Lysander, Moore, Bremen. | Gikpunas bect—Arr bark David Lapaley, Bishop, Ma- so arxocrm, Nov 21—Are ship Meteor, Pike, (not Peterson), by oe ore 19—In t bark E Cohen, Burgess, Gisnatran, Now . Guavesrn, Now 25811 Windward, Smith ‘Adelaide, 2th, we A bdr nner, erytie Guascow, Nov 26—In port Dirigo, Young, for —— ley ere diarimeyer, for Han Francisco; Opkeli, Barker, f 0 Gnerxock, Nov 26—In port J Bradshaw, and Golden Light, for hajy Loy, tre ag ss Cliney, for “Mobile, do; Inker- mann, for C Havana Dece-Arr steamship Erapire City, Grifin, brig Poinseti, Hill, K (and sid 9th for NOrl cola; b, ship Abby, Blanchard, Waite, Troon: brigs M Ste. . Butler. NOrleans; ygueen ‘of the West (Br), Spohn, Charleston. Mamie Meraney dil Nore, 2 hrs Fanny, Weeks, Vaiencia; J M Vance, Burdge, NYork; Bandle, secu Nov Z-No Am vessel in port. ‘ACME, Nov 27—No Amn ve Litenroon, Nog 25—-Arr bark Frances, Davies, Charleston. sid peels ‘Green, 'NOrleans; Eliza Pirrie, Thompson, poco American (#), 9 Lang, r Boston Dee NYork oth Perala to), Ju kate fora a a Orkshire, Bryant, for nthe ¥: Caravan, Bands, {0 aout jes a Young, ‘Wye Brooks, (oF Philadely * Dee 12, Thos H Perkins, for a5 20h William ‘Penn, M for do soon; F W iirune, Landis, for Baltimore Dec); Mackinaw, Hammer, for Charleston soon; T B Bartram, Gi a3 oe gs Cornelia Lawrence, Knapp. for Mobile soon ,. Parmalee, 5 for England, and , Barstow, for ry do; St Parca, See NOrleans Deel 1" John 8 Parsons, Crowell, Monde. Masters, for Francisco a! 10, ‘teele, for Melbourne i 15; Macaulay, Roget . Loxpox, Noy 21—Cid ships Rochambeat y (not Gilchrist, as inted in London se Gaz), NOrleans, Wich of the Wave, Todd (not Stoddard), Port Philip. Inport 2mth, Chrisans, Owens, for NYork amt ready; JR Resin Allen, for do Dec $; vancouver, Jenkins, for Bom bay, Ij; and others as before. Nov 18—In port bark sonact Breeze, Mayo, from All. to load for Rio Ji ro. Mannannito, Nov 27 —Arr uare Coder (Brem), Rotts, NYork. latanzan. Dec 6—Arr bark NG Hichborn, Bilis, Searsports zh tee Ju ith Somes, Raymond, “cee ‘Sid 8th bark Canada, Mitchell, Portland. Pont av Paince, Nov 28—In nor, from and for Boston; I cine, mington, NC. Rotrenpam, Nov 24—In port ships Hero, Stafford, for New York, dg; A Bouinger (Prus), 40 do; Lelia, Galt,” for Balt more, Anglo Saxon, Con- ‘ompkins, from Wil Rio JaNrino, Oct 27—Sld brig Helen, Reynolds, Baltimore. Rmaranas, Sept 25—In port ship Ariel, Cutler, for NYork, Pur back (see Min ‘2%—No Am vessel in port, Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Dec 14-84 sehire Charles Moora, Thy soll, Bridgeport: Cumberland. Chase; J Ponder, Jr, worth, and co Deering. Binghain. NYor Bib tid schre AlbI Aiton, Packer, St John, NB; Antares, corte NYork. ON, Dec 18—Arr ship Sea Lion, Colburn, Marseilles; bark Pilot Fish, Hogs, Mestinas brigs ‘Trindelen, Havener, Savannah: Viator, Ellis, and J W Drisko, Drisko, Paltimore; schrs AC Brewer Cox, Minatitlan; Laleah (Br), Parker, Je remie; Paragon, Hatch, Charleston; MY Davis, 0° mington NC: schra J H Counce, Long; Rugene, Pari Houston, Russell; F A Hawking, Gould; Henry Ma Alfa Barrett, Codb; Trabella 2a Del: Riliot,, Knowles, Newark i, Bray, and nd Buphemin’ Hlaridge, NYork. “Cit ships Robert Haran Foster, Calcutia, Seaman's Bride, Wyman, New Or- x Faith, Kenney, Morand 10 fond for ube: brig Rmpire, Berry, Norfolk, achra Nathl Doane, Doane, 8 | mas and a mXt! J P Wetherell, Cobb, Charleston; Fannie Gar He, Rogers, City Point and Richmond, Sid and ancho he Romds, bark Mary F'siade, brig cieo Washingvon. Wind NRW In AM. LAfterwarie ENR, moderate, ALTIMORE, Dec 15—Arr steamers Jos Whitney, Howes, Boston: Goon ogra Creek Morley, and Locust Point, French, N shun Lewis, digaton. Cid bark Tabi, Davia, . St Johna PR: schra Lane Sea Flower, Clark, Wareham. idence: Golden Rule, Wilbert, N do. Sid bark Hadiey, Kent, ¥. Providence; sehr Argus St Jomns, PR, ie 3 Bs a3 ie i bay EE " Whiie Foam, Milliken, Pro York; steamer Piedmont, Willet Bosta; brig Abner Taylor, Tap! Bye. Sharp. NOrle Le atte ‘ON, Dec 12—Arr brig Catharine Ry Britt, Philane! hrs Rauator, (ir, land, Johnean, York.’ Cid 8p ship Aw hie Toccoa, Patton, NOr- ne. Hiagana via Key West RIVER Dee 1S—Arr eehra Angen N ies deren, NVC ia, Jewett, NYork and Savannah, ships Zelle (Pr), Bore Point Foire, Gund: | John Henry, Merritt, Boston; Wm V Kent, Jarman, Philadel John Compton, Sharp, Philedel ik: Mab, Amelia, Shaw, Philadelpl ONURTOWN, BC, saoagancwite: Eoge Cook, Zin VESTON, Dec —Arr bark Greenfield, Beattie, NYork ny for NCrlonne); Adaiwe Sth sehr Sulla shin Farah Jadking, Smith, Apa - om Matagorda), New: York: at), Shouncn, Pensacola. (See Correspond: |, Dee Bark Mary H Kendall. from Chis le seen up ning. Irig Fairy, from Per rembren ei Femelle le harbor wig orders, bang tee only *OBTER, Dee e—Arrahip Rerah G Hite, Bailey. Boston; bark Chart sone, eahra Charten B Vickers, jortom, At: wee ‘ont FANS. Deo &, Pyaar steamahip Texas, Tal via Galveston; Norw bark Venta, Nelson, Rio , Baresiona; brig T Li ernicur. Ria MEDE: arrestee Vietor, Sears, Phila- gelphia, iia, ier ‘Gardner, Bourne, and Dolphin, Rogers, more. NEW HAVEN, Dec 15—Arr schre Rose in Bloom, Elisa pemsport, Ma ton, Sid schra Dan Morria, Brandywine: NEWPORT, Der 18, 8 AM—Arr. sche Mors, Austin, NYork 4 for NBedford: Sid barks Arial, Melville, Havana, Matagor da, Gardner, Matanzas; brige Hannah h Haich, LS ‘om Windsor NS), Raltimore; Mary Cobb, Montgomery (from Island He), Meeps DU; sebra N Hassard, Burdick, ae I Nei Itimore; J Wlandsey, Oro. “ral do; Prederick Warren, Coombs, Phi+ Rayner, from Providence), N Yor! ins Wright, Savage ( trom Me), Washington Dt Sohn Per ina, Warrior, and othe rom Ditch Trin’ harbor 18th, AM, Re brig Teaiah, Fite- deor NS), New York; sehr N Chester (from LB, La, Nov 25—In port sehr Charles B lore RBedtord, Arr prev to 18th, to load mo- SPAMADR Eg. Dee 16—Cld_ ship 5 B Mildmay, Webb, pndon: brig lle Ia Reed, Burch, Greenoe “PORTLAND Deo 14 rr ST) Ryerson (ie), Troon, Seotlond; Martha A\ Cardenas, bi (hun Atherton, Phinda ncnrs ar light, York, do; Maine Law, Packard: B Areulerine, Haak ed Dyer, Ps Parker Loni Madagascar, Lord Old brig oles Dashing Ware, Bree. , Rice, and Kvergiade, Tange Bockeviile 8 PROVIDENCE, Deo 15—Arr steamer Petrel, Arey, NYork; falkenburg, Alexandria: Sea Un Howian and John ty Daring Howes, Baltimors fie i. "Rid sehr Metamora, Halley, N York, ‘sloop Ore: FRICHMOND, Dee 16-Arr stenmahip_Jamentown, Parrish, NYork: sebrs F J Brognard, Concklin ueranes French, Lore: nd, and Harrison Price, J waon [ean, Drinkwater. Rockland. “Aid bark Viesiainn, M wer Rio Ja: neito; brig Brandywine, Corm sehr Richard A Wood, % SATAN BAM, Bee 1d brig et Andrew, Barkley, Tri. de Cuba, sehr coe, Gibbs, Watson, Havana. Vents 14—Arr schr Globe, Ellis, DAG Boston. Strong, ANS sa 1D BILLIARD TABLES, RO’ Protected by we Ray tent a ." The resent improvementa made in make them npanrpansed In the world. ‘They Be) prt tite biliard p pingar decombining grea w withtroth naver before Mained fu.any billiard ible attended 10, Palewr im t6 and "es Broadway, a. ¥.” Manulactory 68 AnD ere, PERSONAL. chaadnansaenanenl een nammneninion Tue AN WHO TOOK THE GENTLY, } py, House oo Triday events, Rovaie Both th fer irr hen 0 Tee Semen eh Fn pau 4 Whivoball street, be witt receive a Sheral reward. “If be doa not, he Will be” ooxed up, iberal reward. If bocce en MR. GEORGE fn HOUSE P’.INTER, A NATIVE Liverpool, Sof New York, who is sup: posed tobe to he rouding al ‘or New Orleans, will sead his address. fo Me KM Powers Mireet, Breokiym, be be will hear of semething of the utmost tmportance to him. (gga BRENNAN, LATE FROM EUROPE, WIL. r a Richard Cornelison (who has arrived per a, fiatar arent, New York, he will hear of something to his ON Es ¥ THE MAN WHO WAS SEEN PICKING UP A BLACK and tan terrier dog, large size, at the stable 172 Hudson street, and carry bim down W: m street, on the morn: ing of Wednesday, Dec. 16, at 8%, will return him to No. 12 Desbroases street, basement, he Wil save further trouble ang expense. The do is marked down the right side of neck and shoulder with « scald and a spot over lefteye; had on a lea- ther strap with a ring of the top of a key, and answers to the name of Jack. I caution all persons’ from receiving the “1 J, Sq TELL THEM TO DIRECT TO SWAN & 00., AV «gusta, Geergin, MW YOURS 38 70 HAND. YOU KNOW, 48, WELL « #e), ite m-mec is most undeserved, You never T think I see the cloven foot. I ed on my account, »reoe, 0. T #l ve wrote it volun joa; do not feel M. M, W.—IF You HAVE NOT YET TAKEN IT ‘ovT, . please call at the Broadway office for a letter, di- the same as the Jast you Fecelved through the ihe ganeeel 1E MAN WHO LEFT THE SILK AT THE TAILOR'S store 875 Pearl street, last fall, will call at the tailor’s store, New Bowery, neer J ‘James street, and take it away and pay for this adver ent. LIAM WAKEF! master in her Aaieniy'e event sare i rug snd Light + Tpfantry, stationed in Canada, Heanrys weheent but neve om halt pay of Ws iastnamed corps will please ‘seud ‘Me widens to ic 2, Seymour, Eq "counsellor at law, box 1.248 Post office, Boston, Mas. ot in case of hi th, a rd will be given wad ‘peraow who wil furnish proof thereof to the advertiser WILLIAM WILBOUR WILL FIND A LETTER IN THE’ Broadway Post office from a friend. ANTED—ANY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT A Deautifal male child, two weeks old: 4t the first ghild of » Foun Call at 140 Elizabeth ast., second for, for ve Marshall ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, die., WANTED. PARE: MONUMENT WANTED—OF BEST ITALIAN, hite or marble, In obelisk form, on high uum and worth $100 to 8200, ‘including lettering. Ad: ax Monament, Herald poner, stating size, quality, and low- est eash price, ANTHDSIN A PRIVATE FAMILYSOUTH BROOK lyn preferred, » part of a Rouse, for aigenteman, Indy, child and servant; new ‘improvements and gas required. is atating full particulars, which must be moderate, P.0., tex ‘flee. ‘ANTED—A LOW DESK, FITTED W?TH BOOK ‘racks, pigeon holes, drawers, &c. Any parties havin & good second hand one to dispose of may Address box 1, Post office. WAXIEDIIN NEW YORK OF VICINITY, A LARGE room, with steam power. Address 8. J.'P., with de- scription, Herald office. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SMALL house, in a pleasant location, or the lower of a house. Staie location and the lowest terms. Address B., Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY TWO MARRIED LADIES, TWO FUR nished rooms, without board. Location between Hous- ton street and Clinton place, and Fourth and Sixth avenues. Adarens, » location and terms, which must be moderate, French, TANTED—A SMALL SIZED HOUSE, OR PART OF joe, conveniently Jorated and suitable, for s, smal family: rent moderate. ate having. sneh prop. let can find an unexceptionable tenant by addre ng ialing full particulars) T. D.C. d oilice. WoNTHD RENN RE FOURTH AND EIGHTH AVE. nues. half a furnished house, or furnished apartments in agenteel house and ® respectable neighborhood, for a sine!l family wishing to go to housekeeping, Address Ed- ward B., Herald office. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL COTTAGE IN A healthy, respectable location in Brooklyn, or in sight of the river, either in Hastings, Dobb's Ferry or Tarrytown. Price must be very resem ic. No agent need answer. dress, for one week, with particulars of location, price, G, ¥, Jones, Herald office. HORSES AND CARRIAGES, $3,000 ee STABLE, FULLY STOCKED AND ng 8, good, busin jess, for sale, or a partner 4. Low rent ond terms very favor brs ho — nel 4 ab! n excellent opportanit BIGUS & SOUTHWICK, & Nassau cccreemiecte annette oeeerteaemtaree SLEIGH FOR SALE CHEAPCDOUBLE SLEIGH, IN A food oraer, “Apply at 162 Varick LDERNEY CATTLE FOR SALE—COWS, HEIFERS and heifer calves of pure Alderney or Jersey blood, for sale. Apply to J. HAVEN, 7 Beaver street. HANDSOME PACER PONY FOR SALB—I3}¢ HANDS High. 6 yearsold | Handsome for s boy or lady. Price 290, Warranted sound and kind, and will pace a mile in Ske minutes. Apply at 08 Cherry street. DASH, Oosce —AT PRIVATE SALE, CHEAP FOR at the store of F. B. FRANKLIN, 66 Nassau street, near Maiden lane, ‘One coach, one barouehe and one light road wagon, second ni OR SALE—A FULL BLOODED BAY MARE, 143g bands high, five years old, # good road animal; toxether with ight wagon and harness. Will be sold cheap. apply at ‘Le livery stable 175 ) Madison street. ‘OR SALE—A SPLENDID BOX WAGON, CUT DOWN 'n sront, weighs 210 Ibe.. made to order tn the best man. ner | y Bre er & Co., and only been used three athe, Cont STH): will be sold for $145. Por further tuformation in: quire of WILSON & BROR., corner of Crosby and Bleecker strecis. OR SALR—W AGORA, SLEIGHS, HORSES, ness, hs, HAR ‘ec. One hundred carriages and buggies. and fifty Ke three reat, two seat and cutters. Alao, belis, This i@ the largest assortment and cheapest place robe im the a“ to bi g No, 10 Nevins street, corner of Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. OR SALE—TWO OF THE REST WORK HORSES IN FF the city: harness—one mew. street. Also, three coal carts, in good order, with two sets of JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS DOUBLE SLEIGH, HAS been vised three or four Umes only, Any one wanting ® ood family sleigh, cheap, by calling wt % Park place, up stairs, can fret a Darga yoerscid. To be seen at 70 Nassau street, from W to 2 o'clock. ples, OR SALE—THREE HORSES, WARRA NTE! way SA superior carriage coupe or Bro 164 bands high, seven years 0! Jong naturel tail; also high, sound a cheap cart horte. hel gentleman or tradesman wan! elther of the above will ind ‘The above are 162 Jane street, between Went ‘ween ant KAP—POUR | SPLEXDID | CUTTER Also. a pony sleigh. made to, carry, four sper: wo excellen chy nd rine Ft sing sain second hand light wagon. ALDWIN 160 Sn 162 Crosby streets wear a A OR BALE OR TRADE FOR ANY KIND OF Liquons— A sorrel Abdallah mare, wagon and harness; abe is 7 gare old, 14% ands biph; sour, apd warrauied to tt in i Iso, & sorrel h MA, 18K Lang Besa Ter car bid gt orks wi and ufhowt tyits, ane werranted sound and kind Inquire in the feed ai Feast 15th street. LETGHS, SLEIGHS, | SLRIGHS.—THE SUBOCRIBRAS we on hand, at 114 © waeortment che of thelr Own ma NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN pany, Twenty seventh greet and Fourth 16, 1867.—Notice.—Change of time for Boston, ning ‘qacen guia, ‘now leaving New York gana mM will, on and after Monday, » {he Binh leave at 8 ap"t. mAtbany and Rite EX PRARR a ieisedismiwi ee %, fi’. re ree om ri RAILRO. ‘ednesday, NGEME! November ®, I! ‘WHITE AND CANTR: {, Mopping at ll ot mates Riot VR in at Sin ater laine train, stop Plog at ail stations, train, stopping at ail stations. stopping at ing At Willlamabriige and ny ‘Croton Falls train, at all stations. bridge igi A at all ations. Wit). CAMPBELL: superinten lent, pale and Burtou ales, equal to ihe gent Imported. ‘and sold at half prace rewery, 185 Rast Sixth street, New York, ‘ONES’ BURTON, PALE, STOCK AND FRESH ALES. — © Kampiee ck ‘of the abowe lea ean ean always be found on draneht Wallaroo" ee" Rainbow H oe aves bon |, Beekman street Ste Tigtel, Broadway Kverett House and Thor i el, stew ind treet, Ninth st Brewery, 198 Hast Mi haters, paca iway. W Tae AT WHOLFSALE —IBA roy oe BRO. 8, TA Naaaan street, Tena OTe or pale te dealers their whole importation ae wanchen of ait Rinde, At greatly reduced prices, daring the present mo OF Alt, GRAN Ah cont nee street, Kanples can leo be neon at G & T. R slip. SKGARE OF “HAVAR OR GERMAN SS" manvfacture, my cwrablishment fuck below marker roses yours, ‘sound «nd kind, and one cheap cart | Apply at the coal yard, 22 Elizabed | OR SALE~4 FINE BROWN HORSE, 15 HANDS high, warrahied sound, trots in three minutes the mile, mix mayen | A ANE LOnt —YPSTERDAY, * agri carer? 2 ian cpus cuted bend elie cane, with an © 5 resent from & dear friend. A liberal for rnc dec icca A reteara ueres 0G 1 bog g 4 ogo treat oe Pate Pap, about three: mena tbe ¢ above SSove resrard will be pale op returning bim to the si PPORND.ON SATORDAY, 157. IN A WALL. hich the owner can have by atari ans paying expenses. Inquire at] Beavers street, back oflice, up (OUND—A LADY'S BRACELET, THE OWNER CAN have it by applying to I, W. P., at the Sunday Courier office, 15 Spruce street. O8T—ABOUT Fit A TH INSTANT, A NOTE DRAWN ty Weber & Rottger in favor of ohn Se Schnuge; for two hundred and twenty five dotlara, dated Di er 9, 1897, and ayabie on demand. ‘The public are cautioned a rigger nilng the same, ‘WEBER & Ri OST—ON TUESDAY, 15TH INST., A TOPAZ PIN, SEY in gold, with blue enamel, and two little gold aoorns at- iached by achain. A suitable reward will be paid by re- turnin, 63 p avenue, Lore, A FIFTH PTH AVENUE 9 ton ferry and Tenth atre evening, about caniaining abouts BETWEEN FUL- roadway, last Monday it five Sev eibiogk, Y mall buckskin n bank bi ills. The lady who was: seen to pick uj purse fnihsomnibes will please nowy Ashie; 3 Norris, Ne! 1 Exchange place, an a ahe will bi liberally rewarded. a a OST—IN THE VICINITY OF TWENTIETH STREET, ‘small poodle dog; white, with brown or fawn colored spots. ‘Any peraon de! ivering him at No. 298 Weat Twentieth t, Will receive $3 and E FIRST MORTGAGE BOND OF $1,000, (NO. 2.120,) of the Lake Erie, Wabash and St. Louis Railroad T—ON ‘ompany. All persons are hereby cautioned not to purchase . The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it ice of the Soa. ‘Wabash and Western Railroad Com- pany, 54M 54 William street. ae | T08t_oN MONDAY EVENING, A POCKBTROOK, containing @ small sum of money, 4 subscriber's ticket io Greenwood Cemetery, and papers of no value. The finder may keep the money if he will return the wallet to 8. P. AVERY, 48 Beekman street. ‘LOSta YESTERDAY, A LARGE GOLD STONE FIN, entwined with a gold snake, eyes richl: yet with precious stones. Whoever will bring the same to Dr. Spoiasco, 815 Brosdway. will be sullably rewarded. Pawnbrokere—infor- mation will oblige. OST—SUNDAY EVENING, DEC. the New York Fire Department, No. inn it to 99 Jobu street, oF 78 Sullivan aircet the f suitably rewarded. OST—A FIREMAN’S BADGE, NO. 2.908. IF THE finder will please return it to the office of the Chief Engi- gr BADGE OF 188. return fer will be heer, 2} Elizabeth street, he will oblige the owner. DECEMBER 15, ON OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, ie car, Ne. gold chased bracel he finder will please leave the same ‘at 360 Pacific street, or at 120 Pearl street, New York, where he wil be liberally rewarded. OST—GEO.W. AND JEHTAL READS NOTE FOR $980 20, dated June 18, 1867, payable elgh: months after, date ioorder of and endorsed by N. Seeley, The pypticare hereby: cautioned against the negotiation of sald ng. the, payment having been stopped. ELE! New York, Dee. 16, 1857. Lost RECEIPT BOOK, ON THURSDAY EVENING, in Fifth avenue, below Twentieth street; is of except the owner. The finder will confer a favor and be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 977 Broadwi Ay: OST—ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM Madison street, through Pearl, Chatham and Chambers Streets to Siewart’s, a gold breast pin, scroll pattern, with ‘onk leaves in the centre. The finder will be suitably reward~ ed by leaving it at $9 Madison street, O8T—$5 REWARD—IN FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR ‘Twenty third street, an old fashioned British double case gold watch. Return it to 89 Madison avenue. OST OR STOLEN—THE FOLLOWING FOX AND Wisconsin, Improvernent Company's bonds:—No. 1,40 for $600, and No. 91, for $1,000, have been lost or stolen. A i ersons are cautione: st negotiating the same, as appli- Eoier eal be ands © ths on company for duplicate bonds: Uberal reward wil be paid on the return of the bonds to @. WES? ELS, 52 Frot TOLEN—FROM THE WaAsuincror Stazi es, oF ; had bob tail, ‘eddie and oriiio. “soy. the Mth instant, fat i hind, front feet a li Vt. Jeraiargectng the above are roneasion to stop the extea sak yy Rending information tothe subscriber, No. 430 Sixth ave~ nue, will be liberally rewarded. J. L. TURNURE, ——- =z REWARDS. 3 REWARD. LOST BY A LADY WHO IS NOT ABLE: to lowe it, a roll of billa, consisting of ones, twoa and 3" supposed to be lost in William street, going to Divis- by The finder will please return the same to QI Atlantic street, Brooklyn, or to 11s Wi ‘Hilam att street, § second floor. are. —STRAYED FR FROM 1 THE OWNER, A ack, and ian terrier, dog, with» collar on bis beck, orkee “0. D. street.”? will receive the above reeerat by revirning bim to the above address, REWARD. —LOST, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, ‘About my five o'clock, in des from Fifteen? slrvet to Twenty firat street, i on¢ of the Secondarenue cars, Iack t The will re Selva the tocreveward by enving itst 170 Rast Piftecuth wr $5 REWARD GLOST, » PRAPT DRAWN BY EDWIN «Post, President of the Susser tron Company, on Stil. man, Allen & Co. and accepted by them, for $8,187 Tune Sn, 1852, overdue, and protested for nonpayment Nov, S. iss7. “The above reward will be paid upon ite return tc Wickham Hoffman, 10 Wall street, REWARD. 2) rier bitel Nelly. No.9 LOST, A BILACK AND MOTTLED TER- . small shighity lame: answers to the npme of The above rewara will be paid on setereing ber to ) East Thirteenth street. ARD.—LOST, FROM THE PREMISES OF 92 5 i street, on Tuesday, the l4th inat., a large biack ewfoundland dog, with a white spot on the breast and fore head; anawers to the name of Leo. Whoever will bring him to the above address shall receive the above reward. $1 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INFORMATION of the person who hired a boat at Clifton, State Island, on the Sth of October st, orfor any information lead. to the recovery ‘of the be hen hired was vine quate aie 8 ‘green streak lead color in { branded on the stern post ontaide with the owner’ | J_R. Willis, Clifton, Staten Island. | REWARD.—LOST, FROM 357 FIFTH AVENT | $1 er of Thirty «ixth street, a ‘ark bd hair, no white, Whoever will return the reward and thanks of the owner. 10 REWARD <LOsT. ON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 3 inet. going into the Academy of Music, a brae corny in large and small cl The Swill eceive tfe above toward by iv lien’s Botel, No. 4 Washington p ft the oftee o _MISCELLANHOUS. $1,000 *: wont OF MERCHANDISR WANTED—IN ‘afity five acres of land near x HL IELLIPP, Croton Palla, N.Y. GENTLEMAN, NATIVE OF THE UNITED STATES, ‘ashington Ct Hy rer having a knowledge of the Spaniah language, and about, leave this city to reside at Havana, Cuba, would be pi lo act as agent, or attend to an: ie transactions. | For’ farther particulare address. ly wh YEING, DYEING, DYRING.—MAD. BARTINETT, A | customer “y) beautiful manner and not _percelvable, vat injuring ve hair Ry eee Can produce the bi '« for beauti- tying the hale and lie economy. rarties: ng to engage will oo Cre it, Herald offer, and the be di nddrese for ber io enil, ‘Ladies pleas preserve ‘uiverriacment, for the benefit of ives and friends, \dress box 144 Herald office, RESH RUTTER OF THE FINEST ALITY RR- F ceived daily in pails, tubs, firking and from ther Dest dairy farme in the country, mnie at umes te low the market price, by B. B. | AMILY SEWING... Ra. HN. way. executes all hinds of family eewing With nese, on shot notice B. uses the Grover & Haker ma~ chine—a sufficient gearesies of of the quality of ber work. Ma- chines, with operators. wo months, at the reduced RANK MILLE! witer proof oll black io produce & polish Wut to render of and much more durable, ox wet and. ind, or who are with bard and leather, will find it greatly for their inter ise this article, which is no new inve tion, but Das for many years ‘extensively uged, tented, and ight box contin for wa out door man one year, with di» Fectlons for using om boots, 4 , carringe tops, Byrup. Depot 26 Water street, New York. AY, HAY, HAY. Wanted—1,000 bales of good ha: the same to di of will plense saase where erson having? Rienn be wee 135 Fieet also the price and quality. Address John Delany, avenue, corner of York. OOK OUT FOR RURGLARS Jatchea, wrought and cast ‘inth street, New XTRA SAFE eter, deaeription. Oraitt pan i eee ohn arto Ty MANY, M** LOVELL, WHO HAS HAD sixTHEx gN YRARS EX. EX- perience as indies’ monthly nuran, wishes to Make n Cow engagements, as she has just retarned from the South, where the has been in attendance upon Indies, to whom she can re + fer ony, lady, with confidence. Also, several ladies in the Chis. “Apply'at 17 Wooster street, near Canal, ANKIN SHEEP FOR SALE.—FIFTEEN P. the Nankin sheep on exhibition at the © ryntal Pali that breed three times Siirbe molt een montha, grecoem, from es fo.fve ata birth, will be sold by auction, on 7 Ab o'eloel J AY BURN GAS BY DAYLIGHT? WwW: it Sah nS yale: i $y into ark pisces. *fanutactory on nee New York. 1 a = 81, ENGLISH, Fi AND PorTUd Zo.aetutmensarnasnted vj Pe PARMAGK, SOx hroateaye DENTISTRY, ee EXTRACTED IN TREN ?| D" b., Se y my new and origi rigiaal vet + pt ie presen’ yp a. DU tae'oaly, Diese Mueoe OFRRATT turing dentist, 27 Bond derante ebceny teiphored fon every arity of wr of dentiats ily to he can fare) with va aoe ot leas coat than the: ‘man. iituee at home Atpica rion vie ar for patients at the I fe pricea: inserted _- f. 4 EW EMPL iT , PEMA KES WR, J BRON, member ‘othe Rogal College of She Peter's and formerly dentiat t fo ‘eaten ae well as gent se cathe ceo