The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1858, Page 8

Grry EVENTS eeuedvanbegas 17, JANDARY, \.—New Year's Day, which was celebrated in he usual ‘wanner in this city. Callers pumerots, The Democratic ‘Severs Commitee for the year 1857 met at Tammany Mia}! in the evening. A number of contested seats and wauch confusion, Subsequently Wilson Smail was elected bairman Dy the delegates who were declared regular, ‘and retained possession of Tammany Hall. The contest- f@uts jor seats held a meeting at the office of the Public Administrator, and elected John Y. Savage, Jr., chairman. ‘Wis was the commencement of the committees. 20 aries B, Huntington, the forger, removed from fembe to Sing | Sing. The play of *Fascination,” by Raat B, Goodrich, produced at Burton’s theatre. —-Inauguravion of the city government. John Glancy President of the Board of Aldermen, and Jonas Phullips President of the Board of Councilmen. $.—Apn:versary of the Battle of New Orleans celebrated at Tammany Mall by the Sachems. A ball and dinner veo. Thermometer down t vero, The rivers and bay ed With ice. 10.—Property nae west corner of Broadway anil Grand street, 86 Dy 100 foet, sold for $200,000, Increased severity Of tho weather. Court marshal of’ Surgeon Holden com- ed. é —Grand ball cd the Democratic Union Club, at the Assembly He 14.—Eau. 1. De Fo orrost, of Wate drew a check on the American Exc and Ww e heard of by 10,—Hard ware Dealers’ Boar of trade hold their acai tor House. owen across from 10 A. M. to4 P. M., @uring which time sorie 20,000 people cross the river} Boactident Meetingo! the Swiss residents at Delmon’ te sy mpatb 2 wich eit copntrymen in their pending *is- pave with Pru Tae Democratic Union Clad pass reso- bicng wie Foraey on his efeat for tno tup of Pennsylvania. meter, 2ero. mow storm. Miss Matilda Heron makes —Nine fires in one night. Twenty-@ve families ‘Burnt oat at No. 87 James street. Commencement of Stra werch’s opera season atthe Academy of Music. 2.—Movements in tho to abolish Spanish col: 2, which are finally successful. ‘It ix refused by all classes People, except a: a reduction of 20 per vent. Base Bal! Convention at Smith's Hotel, Broome strect.. Now regu- ations agreed upon. cary four degrees below 7 ro; bitter cold wea- Hydrants all frozen and citizen’ put to great in- eonvenience. Ex in the city in relatien to garrote robbers. Sudgo R sel] sentance: Nugent to and George Hyde for sifteen years— geting at the Astor Bouse in favor of the divorce bill then pending 2 State Lagislature. Callers of she meeting a forward 26.—splendid the Fire Department at the Acade- Music. Bu rthday celebrated at Congtituuioa .—North river frozen asross at Forty-second street; Sew persove, however, daring to venture across. 28.—Repudiican Genera! Committee for 1857 meet at Swuyvesant Institate and organize by electing John A. Keauedy Chairman. Mrs. Cora de Wilhorst makes her pe Academy of Music, and echieved time given by the City-Hall bell for abe iret time, at nine o’cleck in the evening. 28.—Col, Favers and Captain Farniam arrested by the on suspicion of being engaged in a expedition. Miss Sallie Stafford, of Ver 8. N. Barton with drugging an? outraging nel in New York: complaint enbdsequentiy dis- Columbia College property sold for $576,250. murder of De. Harvey Purdell in hia End of a yery cold month. FRPRUARY. 1.—Commencement of the Burdell murder excitement S—Henry H. Howard elected Chief Engineer of Fire Department, be having received 1,545 votes to 1,417 east for Alfred Carson. 4.—The John Y. Sarage Committee apply to the Sechoms for admiesion into Tammany Hall. Odsequies of Harvey Burdel! at Grace church. Common Counc'! offer a reward Reputy Marehe! ulidastering £1000 tor the n of his murder 8.—Coune'? 2 al commit teas out of Eh ny “Hall r makers in Union Hal), Bowery, to protest against convict !avor. Myers Trnett, one of the San Francis~» Vigilance Comm't was about to #4: ingly scarce, in consequence of tea, arrested as the Tin 6.—Oyeters cet exc the eoid weather 5. —Ineuran PADiow determinod’ to raise tho pre; wmakuro ten per cont on al! houses that have the 4 meatere }0.—Burping o7 @ cabinet warehouse at the cornor ‘Mercer and Bieecker streets. ‘Bosch, and hie wie, per ¥ $50,000 worth of property destroyed. 21 before the surrogate. 32.—Recorder Smith discharges Patrick Henrno ether alleg@! gamblers, by entermg an arrest of jud, wen 13.—Thomas A. Benton lect Bernhard Wbrary Association Fre Bread street; $50,000 worth of property destro 14.—Coroner Connery delivers his charge t¢ who return a yord'ct B Avcurta Cunninghar: ‘ant John J. y Burde Court of Sess one seem pting to mur ally acquitted cianded wh the ship Nevtu: tor ty faye nd brought it safely nore 1 ipghate law meoting at! the 2 Academy of Music for the bor Morton, 1 a1 Tienes. 21.—Reoorder Smit John Hartley for ke! rand Jory. of civil and religi we Wherty have St Patrick's opened, Shean (Fren ‘oth annivorear; jon, af 72 Laonard etreet. Bronlw Joh J. Phelpe, for $125 a decides that a guardia’ of hie ward. MARCH. 1—Howard Engine Compauy No. 4 joave for Wash'rg Wer, Wo ationd inanguration ceremonies. Chariestom, Mas military company visit New York: also the Albany £ gere corp. Explosion at No, 146 Fulton 2.—Vooient snow storm. i de of Tr. Samuel B. Philips, corner Ninth ave- be aod eighteenth ¢.—Hudecn river W the Pore\n ‘Wood's Minstrels. Jobo . the coachman, who baz married Mise Mary Ano Boker, maxes application Wo the courte to obtain possession of her person. 11. —Ane Hops ins alias ) Mosirr & grostitote, murdered John Dorsey , a negro, 3 Worth street pa 2 topo Marin wfed by Roches ek, at N 19.—Mre, Cora Hatch, the «piritnalist lecturer, begins to ed again. Arrival of Lord Napier James street, in se.! defence Assistant Engineer of the 16. —Opening day ameng the miljinere. Bids for clean tng streets opened Sir William Boyd loctures on distin gushed mer Hudsor river open for the season 22.—Dr. Cheever denounces the Dred Scott decision of | the Supreme Court of the United States. 2.—Jobn Dean's wife restored to him by the discharge Of the badeas corpus. “ in H. A. De Riviere, of the Zouave guard, leo- turer on t 26 —Margaret Cunningham, a prostitute leaped from the cerond story of the Browlway and Ninth street and is much injured whom she bad a difficulty, atte shorting bimeelf with a pistol 26.—Archbishop Hugbes denounces an Irish Wostern emigration echeme, at the Broadway Taberna ‘h.—Michaci Hilloff. a live Russian Prince, taken in and @ooe for by a gang of emigrant runners. 20. —North Presbyterian charch at the corner of Ninth = a Thirt; pao street dedicated jousehold iture of Dr Berdel) Rynde re installed int the office of U Dan leary, alias Suakey William Berr, with npte to commit suicide by * thief hiled bya APR ie’ Day. Elien Martin burned to death at the dy Munroe street 2—Suit entered in Supreme Court for the payment of the bill for refreshments furnished at the republican fe Gival on the 18th of December, 1854, at the Academy of Music. Gov King one of the parties sued. Amount of Dill #1 562 20. 19 — Madame Gazaaniga makes her dint at Niblo’s as Henry Ciay’s birthday evlebrated Har murdered by burglars nue! nbrook, a Ninth ward policemen at the corner of Washington and 17. —Democracy excited in view of the election of Sa ehems of the Tammany Society. Cancuses held at the ‘Westchester House and at the Chinese Ar-ombly Rooms. ‘The Weetchester people finally successful 20.—Rev. Dr, Bellows astonishes the religious public by appearing st the }ramatic Fund dinuer ne) neki epeech in favor of the stage. 21.—Jones’ Woo! property sold 2 —Mayor Wood announces hie intention to the Police @apiains to contest the Metropolitan Volice act to the last | extrem ty. At his instance an injunction is served on the | Tes thousand kites giver to the boys by Christy and | baaz. Fighteenth street | allow tb frew Police Commissioners, who have just organized and. | appointed Simew Hraper President. Trl of klijah Hunt, who is finally convicted of abortion on the person of Miss | Lawson, Niagara saiis on ber trial trip. 23.81. George's Day celebrated at Delmonico’s. Lord N makes a speech that is mach admired. Police law courts. Grand parade of the target companies five thonsand «ha n line 25 —laet ngbt of t Rarrison troupe at Bow te, previous to their departure for England last services in the old Broadway Tabernacie Rev Joseph H. Thompson delivers an address on the oc @ron. Swi inh Beng Of the guBYeDtion called |'y thy Tam . NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1858, ms to reform the msohinery of the party; dehvers bis celebrate’ oration oa the cadet if Music. antral Par Con old heir fret moot- g. Jamen f Cooley aeet ho pleaded guilty in th .—Charles. tarpertie wi guilty in the French extradition case, gms for France in the Fulton. MaY. 1.—Moving_ day. byt city charter goes into partial effect. New a) } Commissioners. Serious excitement in the cny. hee Maw still in the courts. 8.—North Western Presbyterian church in Fifteenth etreet, dedicated. —/+tut of Kawi Booth at Burton's theatre, when he played King Richard I. Commencement of the trial of Mrs Cunningham for the alleged murder of Dr. Burdell, 5.—James R, appointed Superintendent of Po- ge, Dut dechnes, 9.—Mrs. Cunningham acquitted, and Eclee) discharged on his own r. 10,—Anniversary ‘week commenced. 12—Death of Thomas J. Oakiey, Chief Justice of Sv preme Court of New York, announced. Excise Commis- Bioners a pointed under the new law. Imanguration of jurabia College. Great meeting in the Park to [rd nd, the black repablican Legislature. 13.—Frederick A. Tallinadgs appointed General Super- invendent of Police. 14-—Centennial anniversary of the Swedendorgians. 18.—Dr. Cheever requested to resign bis pastoral charge sixteen merabers of bia church; be refuses to do so. majority of the Fifth ward police, with their Captain, declare for the new Police Board. 19.—Trial of Thomas Denivy for arson commenced. Gov, King decides that he charges agatst Coroner Con- hery are vot sustaine 1 2).—Verdict of $ 030 rendered m the slander suit of nee, »: ity of the murler of Ann crelet, at Eldridge street prison ars hold meetings w take into con- sideration tho prooriety of raising the hotel fare from $2 50 per day to $3. Merchants det oe to abolish ad- vance wages after the Ist Vist license under thy ritealists? Conventign held at No. 14 Fourth ry meeting of the Friends. reme Court decides the now Pelice law constitu- law taken out by Henry ppearance. termino to establish a m ‘pal “John fnith convicted of murder on the high eeas. JUNE. 2.—German Sangerbund picnic at Yorkville park; im- mense consumption of lager. rd 4.—Regatta of the New York Yacht Ciub in New York bay -Large tire in Mercer street: houses Nos. 87, 39,41 and 40 moore or tess injured: 60,000 loss. Broadway merchants letermine to keep that great avenue clean themselves, which they have since done at a tax to themselves of $100 per week. 8.—Mr. an Mrs. Florence make their first appearance at Burton’s theatre Death of Joseph S. Taylor, Street Commissioner, an- James Shepard iires bss dwelling in Fifty-third “A number of foolish people think a comet is going e the earth. 14.—Fight between the old and new police in the ) Ward; one man stabbed. Corner stone of the bolic chureh St. Vincent de Paul laid ia Twenty- third street 15—D. 1). Conover, who has been appointed Street ssioner by Governor King, attempts to gain posses- the office in the Park, but is ejected by Sneriff Great excitement in the city. 16.—Terrible riot in the Park. The Metropolitan police endeavor to serve a warrant on Mayor Wood; are be from the Hall by the municipals. j Te persons wero severely injured. Coroner Porn ly arrests the Mayor. The National Guard, who were about going to Borton to attend the Bunker HN) celebration, are stopped to preserve the peace of the Charles Heylin is appointed Street Commissioner by thé city authorities and obtains possession of the oifice. 17.—Street Commissioner continued; five hundred sper! polieeroen sworn in by the new Commissioners, and eight regiments of militia ordered under arms. The erred to the courts, ker, the dhibuster, has a fine reception ‘c's’ theatre, on which occasion Miss Eliza New York, in the réle of Evadne, Nursery and Child’s Hospital aid at the corner of Third avenue and Fifty-third street. —Powers’ Greek Slave sold for $6000. 25.—Strest Commissioner case gets into the courts, and ins to be dreadfully mixed up. —Rot in the Thirteenth ward; Denten by rowdies. —Firet meeting of tho new Tammany Committec, rd Cooper Chairman. and Logan makes ber debut i seven policemen JULY. bis departure for the south. -s find their way to the Bellevne Commencement exercises at the University 4 College. or Wood disbands the old police foree. Mer- cot successful in thes atiempts © stop advance to seaman. ho!'dar, Terrible riots in the Sixth ward hits and the Bowery rowd: The top the disturbance, when a fizht oc ars, Sight persons killed and Throe regimens ordered out. ' 4 from New tothe country Company No. 20 retaros home reception. 4 fa or of Conover, who jot of the books. mmence. New Custom ctor Schell. er the station houses Fire at No. 2 y destroy od. Pr f the ricte. The military called out. oha Myers, burglar, ly wi ing to’ en roadway. Some curions develope- ig of policemen. the occasion of the funeral of whieh Gen, Jackson requested ‘be bravest New Yorker, award reupon a controversy or among the friends give Thalverg and Madame “t. Nicholas Hotel. hie position as Police Com- iurderer of Anna Hopkins, 0 Eldridge street jail, but is , murdered by the bur- or of Contre and Grand te: couch excitement manifested on the subject. bop Hughes publishes a letter in the Hema ex- ag Haymon4 of the Fim od aston isher the town by taking hie seat ni -n White street—matters factions—they will ¢ Convention. _Farera) of ollicer Andcrron—cne ot the largest ever held io the city. Hose Company No. 25 return from thelr The ow found dowd at the corner of Mere ‘W —Wasb ogton Hoes Company No. 32 retorn from Al- AvGcst. 1,—Two fee American horses are sent oul in the Van- derbilt to the French Emperor. 2.—Jamee Shepard arrested for setting fire to hie house in Fifty third street. acaDe 4—Mre, Cy A number of ballots taken to 01 the in the Police Board without result. ngham goe through @ sham accouche to produce an heir to the Burdell estate, i arrested. Great excitement in we a ‘bot by borglare at No. 74 West no cine tothe murderers. Mrs. Cun- am Wil not allow the physiciaas to examine ber. ohert W. Lowber tries to enforee hu claim against thee ty for the-sale of certain property at the foot of Se. ve uterath 6 a ot, for $196,000. Compirolier Flagg will not Je Stewart B. Adame, barkeeper of the Howard Totel, is disecvered wo have embezzled $20,000 from his employe Y en portrait old on ap execution against the Alderman Hunt boye it for $250 and makes a pre- to the Corporation. Mrs, Campingham taken to ea sent of the Tome. 14 —Warm weather. 15 —c ardwer Purni Woodman discovered by Mr. Woodman in flagran’e dilecto at the New York Hotel, Furies eaves himeo'f Dy oncaping into a closet. Two bundred of Walker's flivusters arrive ip town 14 —The harbor ciaim in court. 21 —Maee meeting in the Park in aid of the destitute fili- busters, eleven doliars collected. J. M. Lawler arrested pode, alleged embeazlement of money at the St. Nichoiag tel 22.Henry Wagstaf, a Toombs lawyer, killed at No, 480 Promdway, by Theodore 8. Nims. Peter Virtue killed ‘by Jobe Rogan, at the corner of Broadway and Maiden lane 4 —Sarrowate decides that Mre. Cunningham was not z fe *.—Grand yocoutian: of the Scott Legion of Philadelphia the New York Volunteers. Andrew Jackson, Jr., de- e8 to give the gold box to the persen the ‘Common nel bsd plokad cal-se See dae vonkaon of How Nerk in war. Gamen Sabows aes his first ap- Pearance at the Broadway theatre. 15.-—Seigure of obscene books and publications in Frank- fort street bythe police authorities, Great number of docks and plates destroyed. 16.—Spien did meee by_the Fire Fire Department of PN eagonll Engine Company No. 6 on their return from at Stuyvesant Institute to ‘17.—Irish meetin, ize ir vebollon ‘agalnet the Bagheh go. With the Sepoys in vernment. 20-—Mormens make preparation to leave for tal in obedience tothe command of Brigham Young, Their an per in thiz city is stopped, and their meeting place in Broome street closed. 2 Stern post ofanew Russian frigate laid in W. H. Webdd's yard. Miss Juliana eee ee makes har dilut iv the copeert room, French socialist demonstration. 23.—Opening day among the milliners. 24.—Colered Free Suffrage Association meets in Spring Street Hall. Very little business transacted in conse- quence of most of the members going on a clam bake. herlanders form a society. Masenic Peace Convention held in Odd Fellows’ 26—Grand welcome home given to Engine Company ae ee Py the Fire Department, on their return from ord. 28.—Charlotte Cushman makes ber first appearance at Barton’s, and plays “Bianca.” The Lowber claim aside by Judge Roosevelt. The Excise Commissioners menort that they have given ont 637 licenses, and have received $17, ge acti, 30.—Explosion at the Plaster Works, Nos.’509 and 510 West street; three houses blown down, one person killed, and thirty injured, The 74th annual convention of the Fpiseopsl church of New York held at St. Joha’s chapel. Shot tower at foot of Fifty-third street, East river, burnt down, Hi Tohael ‘eancoms “i ree. of Alabama, elec ied 6.—irs. Cuningbam appeals from the decision of the Sarre was not married to Dr. Burdell. 7.—Lady Washington Engine Co No. 40, returns from Philadelphia, and bas a tine reception. The Bowery Bank 9.—Increase of the money panic. fails, and there is a run upon the Park Bank. 10'-—Bluest cay-of te panic, Suspension of the East River Bank. The paper of Ilimois Central Railroad, New York and Eric Railroad and Michigan Central Railroad, goes to protest. Stocks touch bottom. 11.—Sermons on the panic. Dr, Cheever thinks it a Judgment of God oa the country for the Dred Scott deci- sion. 12.—Run on the Savings Banks commenced. Alarm among the laboring classes. 14.—All the banks, with one exception, suspend. '—The Judges of the Supreme Court” and agree not to give injunctions on the banks. Great relief felt by the community, Stocks go up. The cheap dry goods manis commences. Fet es highly excited. John Swanton murdered by James Rodgers, in Tenth avenue. 19.—Chess Congress organizes into a National Associa- tion. Col. Chas. A. Meath elected President. 20.—Tho iirst snow of the season. 27.—Milkmen raise the price of milk to seven cents. 30.—Gardiner Furniss applies to the courts to have Mrs. Woodman released from Saxiford Hall Lunatic Asylum. NOVEMBER. 2—The unemployed workmen begin to make demon- strations in the Park and Tompkins square. McKean Buchanan appears at the Broadway theatre. 3.—Historical Society takes formal: possession of their new fireproof building in Second avenue. 4.--Failure of the Grocers’ Sagar Refining Company. ment held to relieve the Erie Railroad of its embarrass- ment ,7—Teresa Spitzlin outraged and murdered by a gang f young rowdies at No. 32Greenwich street. Peletiah Perit elected Police Commissioner, in place of Simeon Dra- per, declined. Application made to the courts to have be Anne Basset Smith released from Sanford Hall. 9.—The Reiss begin to create disturbance. Ma- Game Ranke makes a speech to them. Tue government flicials become alarmed tor the safety of the public build- ode: sues company of United States treops are sent to protect them. Excitement at the Custom Honse in conse- ». Cooley is nominated for Mayer by the ings. 10.—Presentation of eagles to the Seventy first Regiment, " he ol had from the Custom House. —! withdrawn t ara ‘of Rodgers tor the murder of Swanston com- mene 14.—Demonstrations of the nome ‘od get te to fizzle oat,” Great anti Wood meeting in, Wall st ; 16.—Oflicer Sanger, of the Ninth ward, toe beaten by row- dies. 16.—Henry Hamilton chot in Conal street 17.—-Danie! F. Tiemann nominated for Mayor by the united democratic opposition. 18.-Fxcitement in the city in consequence of murders and stabbing eases in the Fourth ward. Cancemi con- Vieted of murder. 21.—Gardiner Furniss publishes a card. 22.—Fire at No. 80 Front street; $75,000 worth of pro- perty destroyed. 25 Evaenation Day. Corner stone of the Worth Monu- ment laid, with imposing ceremonies. —Thankegiving Day. ——tireat Wood mesting at the Academy of Mi 28.—Policeman McDermott, of the old force, declared entitled w his back pay by Judge Davies. 30.—The 101st amniversary of the St. Andrew's Society celebrated. The 27th anniversary of the Polish Revolu- ticnists. DECEMBER. 2.—Fall of a building corper of West fand Bethune streets; one man killed. %3—The Tammany General Committee expe! Daniel Sickles and C. Godfrey Gunther for voting for Tiemann, : —lort Wardens bill declared unconstitutional. 6.—Faneral of Thomas Crawford, the sculptor. His remains were brought to this city from London. The ser- ‘vices took place at St. John’s chapel. 7.—The Supreme Court confirms tho decision of Judge Paine that the Lemmon slaves are free under the laws of the State of New York. S.—The “Poor of New York” produced at Wallack’s theatre. Last meeting of Democratic General Comuitteo. 10. —Smallpox very prevalent In the city. 12.—The city banks resume specie payment. 14.—Van Amburgh’s troupe appear at the Broadway theatre. Annnal meeting of the representatives of tie Fire Dey ent held. 16,--Proy mr for Duilding the new State Arseual at tho corner of th aver and Thirty-tiith street opened, oun retuse the use of Tammany Hall fer an ad- Jon meeting. Opening of the Belmont aud other leries of art. . @ 18.—Great sale of smuggled jewelry by the Custom House officiaia. 19 —James pee sentenced to death for arvon in the first degree, = 22.—New Fngland * celebration at the Astor House. Repeitions primary elections held. luovestigation eo alleged corruptions in the management Great simielaretion 24,—Unnsually fine weather for December 26.—Christmas Day. Corner stone of the new Tuber- nacle laid, corner of Broadway and Thirty fourth street. 26.—First suow storm of the season. a General Walker arrives in the city under arrest. commenced. M. 2k —The steamship ‘Taylor makes her trial trip. 30.— election of the democracy. tin f oppowition y ‘The Criminal Courts. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. ‘The term of this court commences on the first Monday of cach month and continues three weeks, eccepting wo of the summer moaths, when the court ia in sefsion only two wooks for the trial of prisen cases. The City Judge and the Recorder are its presiding officers, and they occu- Py the bench alternately. Stnce the adoption of the new charter, which came into effect on the firet of May, thie court bas been greatly relieved of a large number of petit larceny and assanit and battery charges, the majority of which are now disposed of in the Special Sessions, still, accused parties have the privilege of electing to be tried at the General Sessions. If thie court was relieved of all such cases a desirable reform would be effected, for now much valuable time is consumed by hearing triffing com- plaints which are beneath the dignity of a court where so much important criminal busine « has to be transacted a 80 short 4 e of time. Subjoined are the names of the officers of the Court of General Sessions for the ave 1858. — : Abraham 1. Russell, Oty Judge, Recorder... George G, Naraard, Iietrict Attorney Assistant District Attorney Clerk a Fie Boar pervisor select men to assist in executing the barines: of and it 's understood that they will aj sppoint t banter of Ey that purpose, who are to styled “‘atend- “itbnexed is a copy of the usnal annual statement of the convictions and scquittals had in the Court of General Sessions of the city and county of New York, 1b: b Vandervoort, Eeq., venerabic Olen ot ine ort SUPREME COURT -CIRCUIT. Comred. Aeq'ed. Murder (Cancemi).......6...+4. COURT OF OVER AND Seite married to Harvey Burdell. Commencement of the yreat | Murder (Mrs. Cunningham)......... - 1 panic. . The Ohio Life and Trust Company fail. * COURT OF GENKRAL SRASION! 25.Sxeitement in Wall street. John Thompson and A -2 2 other noted bankers fall. i 1 26 —Jaco! Little & Co. fail. Bids for conatructing the .4 new reservoir bop litigation as to the award, and the pt » 4 matter seut to the courta. Manslanghter, various degr 16 2 27 —Areooal sold to the city for $275,000. ‘Assault with intent to kill, , 3 6 £0.—German Turnerfest; seventh anniversary; con. h bo: 1 tinnes four days. 6 - ‘51.—FPmbezziement of $70,000 in the Mechanics’ Bank- 1 ing Association discovered - 4 _ SEPTEMBFR. Attempt to poieon , . ~ 1 1.—Railroad Convention in ue York. Several exten. | Robbery in the first degree. 2 “ sive fatlores Some banks begin to show signs | Assault and battery, . 7 5 of weakness. 6 - 4 —Flection of delegates to the Democratic State Con- - 1 Jration;, two contesting sets chosen. Americus Engine . 1 $ vompan| goes on a exoursion to Niagara Faith eonda, and returns by way of Boston. . 2 5 —The liquor dealers determine to contest the Fxeise 4 - law in the .ourte, and finally succeed in practically nulli- | Grand larceny, ~% i] fy ing its provisions. foes to comm't grand larceny ~” _ 7 —The one hundredth anniversary of the birthday of | Receiving stolen gools........ » ‘ | Lafayette celebrated at Jones’ Wood by the Garde La- | Obtaining goods by falee pretences * = fayette Petit larceny and attempts to commit do... 16 — S—Mrs. Cunningham admitted to teil. Trade sales | Counterfeiting labels... ? ‘ commence. Great fail in the price of stocks. Decoy ing a child -1 - 10.—Corner stone of the Methodist ehorch | ming 4 hag Soliewing to commit a » 3 — Fourth avenne and Twenty.second street laid. M Violation of Quarantine Jaw: +n - pingham indicted for attempting to produce a Srewbatens | Piloting withont license. . 1 om heir to the Burd: Keeping divorde rly now's... . 3 - 12.—Andrew fr. arrives in town. Two mur —_— — ders, two homic two suicides reporigd at the Total ... 24 96, Corcmere yliyy, One pe fom Was ays ited of worder on the groupa of Ne EVENTS. Jan. 4.—The two Houses « of Congress will re-assemble after a recess of twelve deye. An election, ordered by One person wae gcquitted of arson in the fret naan . ‘on the ground of insanity. ‘our ons were sentenced to death, of whom one has beet executed, and three are LOW ia prison ander "we Mupdred and twenty-seven males and nincteen fe- the recent extra session of the Legislatcre, will take place males ayers sentenced to the State prison; three woes in Kaneas Territory, to ascertaix the sense of the people andthe nezregnte. time of the remainder (248) i 1,0 | on ihe Lecompton constitution. ‘Three ballots will bo pro: "She hundred and forty-five males and nineteen females | pared, as follows:—First, the cousttution with slavery; were seplenced to the the pabitentiary. second, the constitution without slavery; third, agalast Eight males and five females the city prison and forty | the constitution in any shape, id two girls were sent to Lay hee House of Refuge. Jan. 5.—The lapel ire of the State of New York will elve hundred ands eventy sive nts were | meet at Albapy. Court of Appeals will also meet in found by the Grand Jury, including 309 for selling intoxi- | Albany. Tquors on Sunday. hundred and fifty-four JAN. 7.—An election will take place m the Seventh Con- comp ms were ov dismised the Grand tay a ‘27 recog- ional district of Massachusetts, to fil] the vacancy in bo United States House of Representatives, occasioned by the resignation of Hon. N. I’. Banks, Jan. §.—James P. Donpeliy, convicted of the murder of Albert 8. Moses, at the Sea View House, in Shrewsbury, will be in New Jersey. The Demooratic State Con: yention of Kentucky will meet at Frankfort, to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The Demo- nizances were forfeited; recognizances to answer led during the year, aah 4 156 records of convictions of vagrents during the year, ‘Amount of fines and foes $1,720 2%. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. January, February, March ana ape, 1867 (four pre Jonvicted. cratic State Convention of ‘Texas will meet at Austin. Can. prt hey oats = fy didates for Comonrcier, Treasurer and Attorney General hmbezziement (und 1 — | are to be nominated. 4 = | tsi at—me barks’ of the State of Rhode Island are ation of election la ed to resume specie payments. Counterfeiting labels 7 Rid wit =the e Legislature of W isconain rill agemble at lecent Y be ladigon. ry te will be composed o! republicans Poaene oorenes & vereen de punlic 6 1 — | and 12 democrats, and the House of 51 republicans and 48, meat 2 = | democrats, Conveying reer a seme a =] day. 14.—The Free Soil State Convention of Conneticut Keeping disorderly houses. Reig — | will meet at Hartford to nominate candidates for State a ya x officers. 7 333 |” Jaw. 15.—Michaci Cancemi, cenvictad of the murdor of Tosa, 97 Three hundred and ‘fifty four males and sixty-cight fe- liceman Anderson, sentenced to be executed in New ved, however, males sentenced to the penitentiary. ‘ork. A stay of proveedings lias doen grant » males need and the sentence may not be carried into effect. James ieee and fourtoen females sentenced to the city | Rod ome a thoy 17 years of ago, will be hung a New York for the murder of Jom Swanston. Fes, 8.—James Shepard, convicted of arson in setting on fire and burning bis own bouse, whorein his wife was consumed, is to be bung in New York. Fifty boys and two girls sont to the House of Refuge. As the new charter, which gave the Police Justices ex- clusive jurisdiction of the ‘Sessions, came into eflect on the ist of May, the Judges and the Clerk of the Gene- ra) Seesions terminated weir labors in the Special Sessions Feu. 11.—James EB. Hidridge, convicted at Canton, st. on the last day of April. Mr. Johnson, tne Clerk, is ore. | Lawrence county, N. Y., of the murder of Sarah J. Geuld, | paring the statistics of this Court for the past eight tnonth, | Will be execu and wil! farpish them in a few days, whicb will make the critainal record complete, Police Intetligence. ARREST OF AN ALLEGED GANG OF COUNTERPEITERS AND SEIZURE OF BOGUS MONEY. On Wednesday night information was received at the Deputy Superintendent’s office that an extensive gang of countorfeiters were at work circulating spurious “fives”? on the Onondaga Bank of Syracuse. Arrangements were immediately*made to break up the gang and stop the cir- culation of the bogus bills. The matter was placed in the hands of detectives Wildey, Pool, Robb and Baldwin, and immediate steps were taken to secure the guilty parties. The policemen proceeded to the house of a man named Joseph Lane, residing at the gorner of Flushing avenue and Oxford street, East Brookf¥n, where they made four arrests and seized upon a lot of counterfeit bills on the bank in question. Lane, his wife, Honora, Oakley Beemer, Isaac H. Cook and Thomas Bowers were found on the pre- mises and were made prisoners. On their way to New ogee lane managed in some unaccountable manner make his escape from Messrs. Baldwin and Rov, and up to the nt time he has succeeded in eluding tho police. The others were brought before Justice Weish, at the Lower ‘Police Court, yesterday , where the following’ interesting sifdavit was made against the prisoners by detective Wildey:: Elisha H. Wildey, one of detectives of the office of the Deputy Pesan’ ec He of the Metropolitan Police, be- ing duly sworn, deposes and says—On Inesday , Dec. 30, 1867, 1 and oflicers Pool, Robb and Baldwin received in- formation that some new counterfeit bills were to be sold by Joseph Lane, who lives at the corner of” Rep | avenue and Oxford street, Brooklyn; that deponent an the said officers went to the residence of said Lane, and after watching two hours they saw a man enter and come out again; that deponent and the other oflicers arrested the man, who proved to he Oakley Beemer; that they searched him, and his person found about $22 in Brooklyn City News, Fine Unper tae Heiont.—A tre broke out in the Chemi- cal Works of John Hyer, Nos. 99 acd 101 Furman street, under the Heights, about half-past 12 o'clock on Wednesday night. A large quantity of drugs, belonging to various parties in this city, were stored there, which, togethor with the machinery, was destroyed. The first floor con- tained two 30 horse power engines and ten chaser mills for grinding chemicals. Tbe second floor was used as the carpenter's department, and contained rolling and cutting machines and nine cracking mills. On the third floor were two mills for sifting, and a bolting machine. The fourth tloor contained three mills, and was also used for storage. Mr. Hyer’s loss amounts to about $12,000. Insured for $9,000 in the Etna, Harmony, Mechanica’, Montauk and other companies. He had recently purchase theestablish- ment of Mr. John Jackson, who oc "8 a Chemical labo- ae adjoining. The building N e} belongs to Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, whose loss amounts to about $4,000, ‘tly insured. No. "01 belongs to Mr. George B. ‘Car’ a , who is insured jer $1,500 in the Arctic Company. ‘The buildings originally cost $5, 000 each. Messrs. Beecher and Carhart live upon the bili in Columbia street, directly above the stores, the roofs of which were used as yards, and were finely ornamented with shrnbbery and grape vines. Theze were destroyed with the buildings below, but the houses above were not injured. The dre is sup- posed to have been caused by friction. New Year's Carts. —Mayor Powell, of Brooklyn, invitea bis fellow citizens to call on him: Me Mayor's office, in Lye er Hall, from 10 o'clock A, M. to half-past 12 o'clock ‘on New Year's day. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAO FOR FEW Tone—rn"s DAY, Port of New York, December SI, 1857. Kk notes, gold and silver coin, all good méney ; that they CLEARED. detained «aid Beemer and took’bim back to Lane’s house, | ship Clar endon Bartlet Matacaae—Doto & Co. when deponent and the other officers arrested lave Ship Bazaar Siuart, New Orieans— Nesmith & Sons. and his wife, Honora; that Honora on Ship Gormenty, ler, New Orleane--Robson & Fosdick. being arrested was noticed by deponent to | Brig Maron. Grinith, Savenn “ cast something from he> person ina hasty manner, | chr fen Haken, 2 Rs which deponent picked up, and 7. & pack- Sehr Sarah Bright imineep s Powel, W Moke. age of counterfeit Bank notes of the Onuilaga Bank of | | Schr ME Wells, Hallo: ‘Wiimington—Mot'ready, Mott & s 'y, Syracuse, New York, of the denomination cf $€ each, being twenty-five ita in | Schr Susan F Abbot, Lutiam, Newborn—1 C Singht, all; deponent further says that he then tol Lane |< ee Island, Davis Georgatown—B Blossom & Sona, lieot, Dissosway, Bal! jer, Lord & Que- ‘anc her husband that they had better produce the rest of the money that they were determined to soarch tha iti, Prosidom house, and it there was any more of the money they would | ficsmer' Thos’ Swann, Post be sure to tind it; dey it told Lane that there was onl, Steamer Locust Point. Frenen. $125 there, and that he was well convinced that he (Lane, ARRIVED. had more of it; Lane said, «Yea, there has been $150 leit | Steamship Jamesiown, Parrish, Richmond, fe. with mdse here,” and said the balance had been thrown ont of the Kim op to Ludiam 4 Pleasants. Passed in Hampton 1 Np ey Eagle, of Philade phin. ator reporied), “iup Calhoun, rum a, we passengers. to Spotiord, Tileaton & Co. Wan few pe into Qua- raptine by steamiug Win H Webb, Uapt Hazzard. gti Jara, Granta, Shields, Nov 2, with mdse, to Dunham y ly under the window, upon the steps found a package of five more of thew stid Onondaga Bank, of the denomination of $9 cach; teposent farther says that he then renal wines ‘windew; deponent took Lane to the street, and soanetate- sou is ot aa to his rooms, which are in the upper part of the building, ¢ 1, lat 45 47, lon 4947, whie lying to ina gale and while conversing with Lane and his wife, Thomas fram LoD tg ef ond sea spenewe, one Bowers entered Lane’s rooms, and he was immediately | Chime retets Sow, Atibe same ime shipped a ea which tovk pone, 35 1" the tain rail, and epliting the 8 ‘ee antities of water be- ween decks, carrying away two chainplates, and taaing the Upper chanaicls entirely off also some Lz foot of plank trom the time shing away binnacle, bulwarks, Pridqes, lad. arrested and searched, but no counterfeit money was found upon bis person, Bowers was detained, oflicer Pool and deponent then left the premises and prisoners in charge of officers Robb and Baldwin: that clpement ‘and officer Poo! proceeded to a house in Gold street, Brooklyn, eet off ting in lar oe mast in nker, DroK! for the purpose of arresting Charles Clark aud his bro: leces, carrying the sai) ov the ship be- ther, who thay had been fiformed wore edanected. wih | freibevnna nett ti hens Le some of the parties arre sted in the traffle of counterfeit Berk de preon, Havana, 1 days, with engar and tohacen, to Mors & Nephew. Saie? in co with schr Winte, moyeh, for Boston. layflower inf New Haven), Dut Port Spain, Trin dad, 16 days, ja baliast, to Hi Trowbridge & Sens ot New Ha- here ‘bes bound (and proceeded for deminadon via , St Thomas, Dee 1; a (of Bath), McFadden, Matanzas, Dec 21, with money; that they were unsucceesful, and returned to ‘Lane’s house; shortly after which Isaac entered, and was arreested, and on his person was found one of the counterfeit five dollar bills; Cooke refused to state where he got the Dill; “‘deponent further says that be and the oificers id then searched Lane’s house, and found a bundie of letters and papers, an’ imitation bapk note of Katharion Bank, a ballast, breastpin, @ tinger ring and a shaw! pin; but nothing was | "yin, te (Br), Tuz0, Bermuda, Deo 21, in bailaat, 10 contained’ in said papers relating to couuterfeiting: that | wecale reas deponent and thefoiticers then baought all the priaonors ex- pt Tape over to the Deputy Superintendent's office in New York, where they were kept all night, and this after- noon were brought to the First Pistrict Police Court. De- ent further says that Lane managed to elude the vigi- Rance of officers Robb and Baldwin, who woro left in coarge of the house while deponent and officer Pool were at the houve of Clark, in Gold street, and said Lane Brig Columbus (Br), Davidson, Cornwallis, 10 days, with po tators, he, to DR DeWolfe. ir), Johason, Cornwallis, N2, 12 days, with po- Smith, Charleston, 3 days, with cotton, & 00. fehr uphoras, toa, $ days, eweapod; that before leaving Lane's Louse, and Rehr F enorie oldin, Flew Haven foe Virginie, Coots wifo had ‘called to, see hitn Cook), the latter did T Parte) ao Vingant ee tthe cies hers harhad care seve Slat | cb, Meee hrsrrias Romie, Feet, Se Mend, 6 counterfeit bank bill, and said it was paid to him for board by Charles Clark; Mra. made the sane remark aa to bis having the bill, At the conclusion of the examination Justice Welsh de all the prisoners, “xcept Honora Lane, jent evidence. Honora is an old hand at Be ee ae cae lak at Previous to ae re with Lano sho was known as Honora Shep- “which cognomen she was twice tried for pass- Bedford. abman. 3 ‘Arrived Wth—Sebr Riand’B Bette, Wilson, Norfolk, % hours, BELOW. Hark Cadet, Guide. from Belize Honturaa, Bark Pamphylia, Wilkins, ffom Cardonis Bele Caroline, Whiteberry, from Aspinwall. Brig Adeline Rprague, from ——. Brig Corres, Goodwin, from Ciudad Bolivar, Seht J RW Highee—All by pilot vost Geo Meera, 8A Sagne ban, a TEED. Shipe Casiida, London; Mississippi, Paltimore; Br brig | Png is oy in, issippi, Baitimore; Br brig ‘Wind at sunrise, SE; meridian, SW, sunset, Wand freab. Onomsing Pomsension Marine ‘were all committed for examination, while “ma was locked up for ‘on th ate compl” te Le J WEST, ed ap ay CT EPL ty The Law Authorizing the Sale of a Portion of the Park for a Post Office Unconstitu- onal. “ The brig Merlin, Gibb, at thie port In dis rews ‘idan ~ 7 is ye) repaired, and wit en ready Ay tor era m00n. bound to Liverpool. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. veer | Misctaneons an Pnatre fron Walter, Bay, eos Anlight examination has satisfied me that we public | retary Hoard of Underwriters — "asmeare, Bi, aarp may, for the present, dismiss all fears as to the consum- at Gs mation of the proposed esle of a portion of our City Malt reer ih BS eee anesthe Park to the general government for post office purposes, | fom ber. "Semmaaaas of ee ‘The thing, in my judgment, is impossible. hastenghr cu — aby portion of the Vark to the general no teatter what price might A ge ‘that the city authoritics have expressly acq quired the power to sell and convey, under ana by virwe.¢ of the third section of the act entitied “ An act Jonge ope yo Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the of New York to erect a new City Hall in eaid chy, to raise money By loan for that purpose, and to appoint commissioners for that April 14, 1857—-and the Corporation Counsel, Mr. Busteed, bas given lis opinion that under eaid section the power to convey is conferred upon the city authorities mentioned in the act. It is quite unneces- sary to discuss that point, for, whether it gives such power or not the law itself iv, I think, beyond doubt, un Constitutional, and of course void. Section 16 of Art. 3 of the constitution of 1846, ie in these words: “ No private oF local bil which may’ be passed by the, Legislature shall embrace more than one sal wnd that «! : . “ expressed in the title.” A-singic glance at the ast in upramrilana et eae sens wit rare’ ea toe question will satisfy any person that it js im direct contra. | \iy piss molasses and 14 hha: vel, balance of cargo ‘vention of the above provision of the constitatiou, em me with the veese!. (By telegraph to Kilwood Walter, 5 Dracing, as it does, several distinct subjects, and nowhere, fecretary of f Board ot Underwriters) io aa expressing the subject of sale oF Conve dd ; Mie Naseni—Sobe Molly (of Frankfort), plist hinena, e t loft Bangor seven weeks rick for Roxbury, oo one i bar not been heard from since. {cis feared ahe has Personal In founderet. ‘Whatemen. A large umber of prom) Arr at Honolnly Nov 6, John & Elizabeth, Eldridge, NR, 2 Lg Grenets, | peoriously | reported ashore fe 5-44 and, was got ter Thursday evening. fore fost, and leaks comaiderably, on Bee 3 , Lockhart, at Philodelphia ae from 8, reports having Pao werboard on leweonte, 5 native fo ped 4 notwithstanding evdry eifort was mene Scun FRaxx—About 60,000 feet of lumbex will from echr Frank, betore reported ashore on Currituck beach. Liverroot, Dee 12—The Hibernia, of Santen, or gy p 3d for Belfast, was wat and abandoned Dec w landed bere by the Hermann. A Ld 10 ltwood Walter, Keq, Secretary of the Hoard of © 0, Nov i2— After vartons plore + ihe lank exisied by means of divers, wi to discharge the entire cargo of thé ship ar ‘the an Angustine Heard hos commenced discharging part of ber car. ascertain (be extent of her damage. Te cnip hg ‘* iar, from New York for California, arrived here the with her foremas! sprung. She will have the mast replnend. democrats of this city met on Wednesday night nt the house of Chas, W. Baker, Faq., | {rom Briaal Bay. jt wh gon bone: Oierm Pia Bea, £0, ‘smi cl ct a Matt re orn Or Rea, 10 «p 1165 wh 0) boue; Bart Ge ip Madison avenue, to exchange congratulations with the lats, fy ‘eh Na oo wh 1000 vRowdit-b, Marun, Hop. Stephen A. Douglass Among the number prowent were yecognized the persona of Archbishop Hughes, Mayor 14 Cit nt do Nov 4 Sharon, 2, NB, New Zenland, Rainbow, Halsey, 8H, (0 cruise Boor: Dr. Chalmers, Richard R. Connolly, Ka. Joseph | “At do Nov 1, Sea Breeze, Jones, NB, with 600 sp and 8 do Joba rw, Kaq., | whoil. The second mate, Mr George Reed, was lost about Murphy, Nea., Wm.'A. King, bag. ries’ P, Daly, Col, Jobn H. MeCanm, Hon’ Jahn McKeon, Mr. Daniels, of Baltimore, and a large number of the Ie! of March Ii nia, Manchester, KB, wih 1190 bite wh O00 Ibe bone. Hh Nis breiog salted in company Or tf en erty Sie-deveriee Robert J. Walkor ie in Philadelphia, Ren, to apend the winter, “At lo Now Joniew Gosnold, Stevhine. NB, with OV) ols wh ofl and 10, DEPARTURES, | Bone: Ah, Chavies W Morgan, Pleber, NB, with 1060 Dols wit For Liverpoot, in the steamship Canada, from Boaton—fra | oil a 25 Ib Wetherell apt chili, James Leitch, J Lelich, Ago Lahaina Nor ir, DM Kin- Benj Rush, Wyat!, of Warren, no re- mouth, Mrs Kinmouth and child, Daniel White, are White, wi mpton, Coffin, Ekgariown, no rvort; Gov orp. George Tl Browne, J J White, Mise White, Jame eaon, liion, NK, with LYS hia wh 1754p on beard, Would James pihven ped RH Birahan, Boston; Coney y MoFeriand, Pi hap 3 Mary J. Sutton, for Naw Bedtord, Chicop: ow. Belfast; Ret W Phil ps, Pi yraence: Payal Ort 2s. Willintn Wilson, Taber, of Warren, clean, Winner. 9 B Copp Ne ij att'wet Te Int Ancustine Bay Juty 3, Klima, Cornell, XT, no ofl since, In is Now a4 Lt Obto, Baker, NB, with 800 bole ap and 900 ao " oo Sohn ¥ Durell, Ree Orleans At et Any lernegan, NR, 44) sp; Napoleon, Menzies. Quetice. 1 Frys ait b ul Gromell da (Sid, Died Oct 46 on board tee Nope: war’, A McFarlane, JF Ga: mn fone. leon. Ben} if NRedford, hoastearer. Thomipem, f Rirkes, Hamiliins i Diveos, Ht beet Tn tata Ornish Meptf, Rodthnn, Habeek, NB, with 1000 #p ronto, Anne Naylor, feed is ¢ Chamberlain, Peter Har. | Got wh on hoard. raves, Manchester Lithgow, Rivgian: Sievous, Liver: | | At Guam April 2s, Fl. Jenney, FIL, 80 4p, bound on her Feel fiery Thomas. ¥ Ries. Landon; 7 lacked, He Ort eruise. Laboushere, John G Sillemore'Amsierdam—6l. For Foreign Ports. Halifax—Messrs G AV Raw PC MSG Hall D Becta, 7 Permepa, Dee In port Br brig Henrietta, for NYork 6 1, Mathison, wife a my WH Nel- | days, x JB Mickie, A Smith, John Joveph, |” Are at do Nee J}, sehr GO Bigelow, Whittier, hance; 1Mh, brige Henrletts, Webb, and Lady Chapman (Br), Cooper, do. For Charleston, in ‘he wumbus--MisacR Witkie, | Sid ith, Hrige Jenny Vind, Grant, St Thormag: ih, Tirana, eKenge, ‘ 1, Robinesn, CW ilo, TC | Appleby. Demerara, & Camu n, St Cal. ohert Heath, MM Bradiey, J Spooner, | Harnapors, Hee 12—In port b roby, from Ca Rr W shan, AB rl H | tno Kept 4, arr Now 26, disg, nnd would proceed (o St Thomos, Te HAYTER. Dec Igcin port echts Fearless, Burrill, for Poston 6 days: Agate, Atkine, for do do; only Am ves Crenrore: Dee J6—In port bark Tom Oorwin, Gibbs, for Poston about 2 weeks: scr A F Howe, Sawyer, from and for 60, tosnil tan 10. Beaehr Ligsic Svurgie, J days from St John NB, had not ar, MeKinetry, A Plage, Oe \natiee tol IN Bird, aft Oteckwelt« Hrenenan, Rehik, Mrs BCA. Dim aid ebb, Geo Boppie, J J Monty, Teblgpburg, Jug Kylvy. Maranzas, Dy FR ie pry ec 23-—-Tn port brig Crocus, Marsion, for Bostom Poet av river, ae ens port harks rag chet wer Cay aa ie; Maria iL one Sotte h sa ~i a axeiuo, Nov 1h ae a Tokay trom Rickman trem do do; Hannibal ra from, Ho: Rata ernampuer ai Cpartetie As do Nov 18, shins Joho eat ea repe: Revere, Roeks, from Newport, aise: from NYork. ‘for Austraiia. dise. Auewsme Tepe; Marilia, Robinson, from Newport, dine: Car, Beara, fro r California. In jon, for Perna Machias, ig: Oversaai, Rrer sileire, Raxier, from NYork mond, for Caiifornia, Bay ae: Laura Huse, Buss, from, Norte, from’St Petersburg, do; Sarai A Nichola, Nichols, timore, do: Huntingdon, Baldwin, from do, milage, from London, do; Creole, Cofin, from B Roberts, Colt Pensacola, Brune Kulght, ‘rem. Hanis, Kite Siasler: ‘andsew night, from Baba, disg: Kate Stani 4 Daniels, trom Richmond, Pre, My WEI 4 been tig and others Edward Rverett, Gundy, 1, ding; mee Tuomas, Dec Tin por: sbips. from Cardiff’ with coal. arr 14th Herald, Crowell, folk, Field. and Richmond, Gookin, nearly finished di New Orieans soon; St Peiersburg, Rees, is. for do; osials uiney, Sprague, for do same day: roni, Saunders, heanvilie same day, Warren Goddard, Rubi, for New York 17th or 18th; Hoipy? ‘Ames: Bartlett, wier freight; sckre Ida della Torre, Maxw: FM Moulton, MGreevy, frou badoes, arr With. ‘a lond f v Ceres) and <n ‘brig Crawre bere 9S 4 Turke Talons: len tieann es Gooee do; Taratine, Raynes, Sia ‘eri: Ly Jon, ‘Beanfort, NU: 10%b, } Gra- nada, arr 5th), Techtode ath, Bare Tere resa, Berry, Mara- ction, NB, Dec 24—Arr brie Forest, OBrien, ieee. ter being ashore op Gardner's Is.and). Old Zul, brig Charles Edward, Hassell, Havana. jALEXANDRIA, 0. a Stag! Ogden, N¥ork, 4 Dac 2d—Arrschr Arctic, Ogden, scbr Sea Witch’ Hawisine, NYork. OSTON, Deo ®—Arrachr RL Tay, take. Philadelphia. on ‘steaxnallp ‘anada (Er), rane. Taverpeat via Halifax; ship: Andes, Chapman, Sast [ny Wrandotte, Berea ae bile; Cnion, Jones, Baliim Tarvard, ton, 416 tong.) Anderson, anna; Teoln. Criftin, Koy Went Black Hawk, J, Savannah; schra Satilla, Wass, Mo- bile: Highiaad chief, Hsiheook Tangiers Al ‘Coombe, Philadelphia. Id, wind N to NF, with snow, rain ‘and thick: weathers’ Steameblp Canale at 12, is. BAL! LTIMORE, Dec S—Arr steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes, peed steamship Perkersb , Ramsey, NY Cid ships. Mary Goodall. Harriman, Hoston; aden, ce ‘ooper.. Liverpool; 'b bark, Selah, Gould, Boston; brig Jose] jume (Br), Cana, BRISTOL, Des S—Arr sobre J Magee, Magee, ea phia: Rolena, Coleman, E izabethpor' CHARLESTON, Deo'28-—Arr steamships Columbi Berrys New York; Isabel, Rollins, Havans ‘ey West and Savan- nah: ship ‘Charlotte, Nesmith, sehr John NYo1 Rodgers: NYork. Sid brie Speedaway. acre Columbus (Xp) Palmer, Gortrider Riveon Thompeon. Barba- CAPE ISLAND: Der S845 AM—The a Toncarors, foe Liverpool, went to sea at 8 9 clock this mornt One dark and two berm brigsare cow off this place going ‘Wind W, strong breeze. FOLLY LANDING, Dec %—Arr schr RG Whilden, Jer- mon, Alexandria. HOLMES’ HOLE, Dec 28, PM—Arr brig Colnmbua (Br),. for NYork; sehr Jesse Williamson, Winsmore, Bost 29—Arr brig Ma: en, Johnaon Elizabethport for Bos- ton; schr Mary nnd, odridge, Cape Haytien for Boss ton. Sid bri; “Columbus (i); sehrs John Mashow, J William. son, Jr, and William P Dolliver. 30,10 AM—Wind Kast, thick and rainy. No Ry, a Port brig Mary Capen; sohrs Tennessee, and Mary €) KEY WEST, Dec 22—-Arr U Sachr Pharos, Jobneon, im dolphin: 224, Cy wars Johnson, Priladeipbin (and ald mth for Femont Key}: aitb, Rengnela, Staples, urk,’ Fenning, NYork: 25th, a Bride, Lamson, NYork} ‘with lose of foreyard am St George (Br), Mathews, * otber damage MOBILE Deo 24—Cld shipa Calista Hawes (Br), Hawes, Tsverpoot by mm, Queenstown & makt; bark ‘ni ‘be Fiza Potter (new), Potter, New <Arr vleamahip Galveston, «Watts, London: Rr bark Priseo a) Relow. Kr ships ieemempen Roseneath, Auld. trom Glasgow; baig: m Havana. Cid ships Kentucbians f Brooklyn, Michell, Liverpool} y, from Lizerp > Brow navilie, Simpson Merryma, Have NY « ror La ra ~ Aries. ‘and Mary Minatitlan, NOR Deol —Arr sche Alice, iowel i yyork: seth sche ohh Howell Appleby, C Dib Ave sehr Wi iterwed, camden Met WA Crocker, Cobh Somerset: Orinoso, Snaw Plymouth; 8 & Parker, Fitz Rady Hall Wiver. Young Amerioa. Moniton, Ne NEW BP hin Pi and We cid NF" MeRYPORT, Der 20~Arr schr Amanda, Coombs, Philadelphia. astound sal NEWPORT. Deo 90, ? AM—8I4 achre Henry May, Wetson, n Del; Cinderelia, Stevens, aad Salmon WaahbuRa, Smith. Harvest, © P Buck and othera, ahd ApEDPHIAL Dee $1—Arr wean Boston; bark Charigite & Tay, Hozkes Rio Janetro; sehr A. ery, Rabeock, Charleston.’ Cid brie Triad, Batley, lene sehrs J H Blanner, Thompson. Savannah; Silver Mag- Richrooad; BW Pratt, Wheiden, and WA or Palmetto, Baker, | ture land for Richmond; ars, ‘ork. Cid brig Mare E The plignerle PROVIDENCE. Deo ad—Art atenmes > wv, Williams, NYork. 1d brig Con Franklin Matanzas; eehra Hon- dures. Cross, Rorfole: Mary Anna. ibhe, Kaiimore; Hary I Mulia, Melvin, Smyroa, Del; Samuel Castuer, G r. nee Mar MOND, ‘Dec 23—Arz schre Josiah Achorm, Rockland: frets ww hurFport. Sid mh eat RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ASSIVERSARY OF JUDAT TOURWS DRCRASE — | Gemeleth Chassed Rowlety will Sold the Jahrvett (Mortu- Ary service), at the Synagogue, Greene street, on the evening of Sunday, January 4 at4 o'clock, when tha Rey. Dr. Ra- phail will deliver a discourse, and Rev. Mr. Ritterman and Dhoir will oiler up divine sorvies, DICATION.—THE NEW M. E. CHURCH CORNER oe Brooklyn, sa be 0 of Hanson Place aod pena Feape fully invited to attend, JOSKPTE LAW, Pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL ® @ next Sabbath, Jan 4, in on, Rev. Charles B. Har ‘The ‘OUN STREE ebureh, John y the Rev, F. Foster. Public are respectfully invited to attend. 8 free. MEMORIAL CHURCHLREY, J. HOWARD SMITH, ML rectar of the Chur of the Intercession, ye sy ing, In the ol ot will preach on Sunday av sre! piace. Bervices at tom A. Hammond street and Wave M., and Sand 73% P.M. Sea SOUTH DUTCH big | CHURCU—FIFTH AVENUB AND first <ireot—Sabdaih evening discourses to the a ed Dr. Mac 3, “Purpose nite.” Services toe { $ on Monday even! —h ‘the 23D instan’ ‘and tan spaziel slut, to the name 3 Very some head. Any person returning or above. dress will receive the reward ood no than of tbe owner. ee Caen a A amass, KING CHARLES La of Char- ae aan re tall, & emooth tra no carry tail’ very, high, & sar on hia forebeed, hie right AIRY, Rnd, had. » wart oder his near’ eye: nek, with Re J The s above reward wa be pai the subscriber ie proper Rlietgepors 25 REWARD.—ANY ONE BRINGING zy m VE. J mente of x coll watch Biliot & Ca , Landon, Shaker}, with white: 914-faahioned fee, marked “Joba Verwe: man,’ ‘one letier over exch number (Arabic), to the wubeert ber, will receive the above reward, No queationa wi asker; cases may be kept. JOUN WM. ih 34 Nosean street, TUR powERy, BETWEEN BROO cone patent leather boot, ‘warded by Weaving tat Mr, LAT reat an finder will be ihberally DALE'S 195 Bowery. 0G LORT—YESTERDAY, ON BROADWAY, ore. site the Park, a young black had on collay ie my name and add: ferurh her wo 1:7 Adams street, Brocaiyas ‘will be sul rewarded. J GWYN, POUND AT THE CHARITY BALI-— A CAMEO STIRLE. The owner can have same by, deseriling Itand paying expenses, by applying to J. W, Cochrane, No. 9 Dey street ORT—ON THE IST DRC. A NOTE FOR $900, DRAWS 4. iathe order of Daniel Nonme and sinmed by, samme! ia, dated at Ackworth, N. HK The ander mul Re aby, rewarded by delivering (he aL 95 Liberiy street, New York. ‘A SMALL OVAL GOLD The Onder will be iy - L OST=1N BROOKLYN, F. D. “ seit Nasaau atroee Now Y ‘enatpin, with Morton siceet, Brooklyn, first house above Kent avenues it with 8 T 7 JAY, DEC, 3), IN GOING FROM pu | LiOscoF ttemiiens te tao cevnth, rae ate avenue and baek, & mourning breastpin, pM fain, The helen "will be rewarded on leavi fing tent 172 Rage Kidbteenth street =3 TRAYED OR STOLEN—A agg 4 Pg AND CO- Sra rare cad ees Bnstaman eres nary Mellon's dry wood! ie 'y Buildings. under finder will be Mhersily. rewarded be leavs ine sane at 5 shove address or with It, Cory, Staten Ie! awe, enn nnn nnn ENIOR VETERAN CORPS, OF 1812, ARE RESPROT- ‘fully tmvited to attend Chureh, corn: ani Korth reels, on Sanday, beh The corps will ansennble at Noda Hal piace Ete 3 tn hat and. medal on bret 1 Bg o'tlock, 19 att chureh in a body, Let evei Vetere ne prea > Isaac M. Pave, Adjutant, —— ae “oe nan WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C, HWEURY “AND DIAMONDS rorTY PER CENT J than cont—Louls, Aurich, Jewelry enahitahn Vroadway, two doors Amity atreet, Is steck of jewelry, diamonds, watches, then cost. Persons wishing to buy paren a vil wiiLfind ft greatly to their advantage by galling: ANRICH’S, 68 Broadwoy, ‘ou