The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1858, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1858. 5 nue large, wut ovly & rmal! portion are sent to Allertow’a for ale. one ype hg peg ony) ou the Martetta and Cincinnat! Rail-| public renewed confidence in this company, and | pany's® per cent first mortgage bonds and Iowa Qdiagrace to the county to which it belongs. They re- road. ate assist materially in restoring its credit. Beyond all | County 8 per cents will be paid at the office of the bref Virgtete re. Curcnmmamt, Jan. 6, 1868, question the land grant bonds of this company are | company, 22 William street. sont te casrmns PETE ce e total of a a rare week were as follews:— yes hy ap — =~ hay of inspection; and mth an te pee 26600 Mivsonrt 6 w making it a mis to furnish trains on the Marietta and Cinciansti rosd | the best purchase in the market. There is a security | The coupons of the Sandusky, Mansfield and New- | #0 do... ho ‘cating liquors to avy person after conviction.” $10,000 is to-di r" Sheep wot 1 faa epic, and $00 for iaprove- eerie tere th tx conrtaay bee ace aenattacagy | in the investment not enjoyed by any other railroad | ark Railrcad Company will be paid by Ketchum, | 4oo0 trun v', . ha Gime. Feats.” Lambe Both houses will adjourn over from Thursday until Mon- | for some time past. The employés are ona strike for | 1 ‘the country. The market left off steady this | Howe & Co., 45 William street. 2000 MCHRyclmaPe ke % lee day afternoon. wagos duo them. It is said that the farmers iu the viein- | @fternoon, but in some stocks a fraction below our | ‘The earnings of the New York and New Haven | 3000 NY Cen K's 82K % no) me mpegs ng ty of Athens have so destroyed the track in that neigh-| quotations ruled. The European advices are con- | Railroad Company for the month of December, 1857 1000 Ho.. ane. 82% ” 22 coy NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. borhood as to make it unfit for use, The cause for thoir | sidered favorable. were as follows:— * "|. eae ears KH Total Sis tee ry 7 Senate. doing eo ie not understood. Superintendent Barnes has} The Empire Fire Insurance Company has declared 1% Total lant weeks... 1,472 | 16 268 5,196 Acnany, Jan. 6, 1858, left for Chillicothe, with the view to arrange matters so | a semi-annual dividend of seven per cent, payable Freight. ‘Votal for 1K87.....150,446 8205 = SA Ab aa Mr. em notice “ bill to restrain the eee as to resume tvusiness at as early a period as possible. on demand; the People’s Fire Insurance Company ‘Total RECRIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERAGE RAILROAD, ‘municipal corporations in taxation, assessment, loaning a te ; nent hestienene ‘The following i» the report of the [ive stot brought credit and borrowing money for other than legitimate ex- Condition of the Providence Banks, a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable on | 14s cvs other roads over tis rout, dealinad for Tow York, for the weet ; Provioyce, R. 1., Jan. 6, 1858, | demand; the Jersey City Fire insurance Company 953,504 54 | satine Die merane | Mr. Snows gave notice of bills toamend the Railroad As- | The following is the statement of the Providence banka a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on | Receipts, December, 1850.........+0+++0+++ + 08,486 40 vp “raglihpeddlecaomes ebipealbrereags p | sane at demand; the Relitf Fire Insurance Company a semi- | — ocrease..........6:.cseceeseseees panies thoir own assessors, and to prohibit the use of free | Circulation, . $1,596,194 | annual dividend of eight per cent, payable on de- tickets on railroads by public oflcers. a 8707188 | mand; the yNew York Equitable Insurance Com- | 4, 7ne "eccipls of the Boston and Lowel Rallroad for Mr. Waveworra gave notize of bills by which the New | spocio. "s2}466 | pany a semtannyed dividend of fifteen per cent, f m months ending September 30, , Were as trond Co! ire # title to : i follows:— eee s08 Wie Sas ee blah the Dathis payable on the 11th inst.;"the Hope Fire Insurance | wovember 90, 1856, to January 31, 1857— $4 SO SQN AOS, RAG Sale real estate, and also to establish the Buffalo Normal Return iasing Periodical Dealer. ical School,” cre ad Ca . 6, 1080. Company & semi-annual dividend of five per cent, Passengers, one $13,000 Chic. and Miss, i ae Int. added 40 ee ‘Mr. LovEtanp gave notice of a bill to extend the time ncado, Jan. 6, 1858. payable on demand; the Bighth Avenue Railroad a | Merchandise 6,000 La Cr: d Mil. R 2d mort. bds. do 423 ALLS AND PARTIES V8. SNOW AND RaIN— for the collection of taxes throughout the State. Mr. Mellen, a periodical dealer, whose mysterious dis- J Miscellaneous. Tel iiahinckis a om Ladies’ and misses’ wile satin, kid aad linen gaitern, Mr, SrINOLA ave DOLICe Of Dills to re-organizo the po- | appearance created sume excitement here two years | Iatterty dividend of three per cent, payable on de- S,000 rocklyn Gy 8 percent bonds... doo) | ulkwere, Ae multahin for ia ‘neuaon of ivetle and lice department of Brooklyn; relating to the Commussioner | sinop, returned here to-day, Ho assigus insanity as the | Mand; the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati | Tota! . 1/000 Town of Jefferson, Wis., 10’s...... do 60. | aitwiyicy suit ang chil iren's ladle rubber bole auld sRodwet of Juries for Kings county; aud to organize the Superior Court of Brookiyn. Mr. Exy gave notice ef a bill to amend the Port Warden 2,000 Waterton City 8 per cent bond: 1,000 Louisiana State 6 per cont bonds 60 shs Peter Cooper Ins. Co...... 13 Merchants’ Bank........066 6 Bank of the Commonwealth, cause of his leaving. Railroad a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, | J8uary 31, 1867, to September 30, 1857— payable February 1. "| Passeng ‘$123,241 51 Death of. Hon. David Stuart. The Assistant Treasurer reporta to-day as fol Bavrmorx, Jan. 6, 1858. lows:— » @o Ha MILLER & 00'S, 367 Canal street. nen. | IBSON'S SYRUP IN ALL CASES OF SEXUAL | acity and dineane of the spitie or the kidise ys, is j cal, Try it For sale by ©. H. RING, corner of Bi and John atreet we Mr. Maruszr introduced 4 bill to repeal the Metropolitan Police law, and moved its reference to a special commit- + &C. Chatham Bank tee, consisting of Senators from the Metropolitan district. A mecting of members of the bonch and bar was held | Total receipts... 952,571 04 al 40 Farmers’ aod Gitizons’ Bank of is 1 INSON'S SYREP C THE ‘Mr. Parrunson opposed the reference. this morning in the Superior Court room, as as expression “ mente . 87,073 OL —————— Also the followin: Yon of the blood, nnd Lite toe noi Come tired pears) ee of Benatore from of respect to the memory of Hon. David Stuart, who died | oe. Receipts, transportation account, 10 months. . $371,654 01 } $9,000 fres of dincane.| For male by CHAS. IH. RING, corner ae ie ae ipal yesterday. Suitable resolutions were adopted. mr, | ‘The receipta to-day include $42,000 from customs. | The expenses during the same time have beom 200,805 71 | 2,000 New York. an . po SN Sie rection tore ee Le cs pitt tprweceasanions| ere Se ee: Vato: Caine ameter: frome Ming.) The stogmante ey cone ore for ttl Showing @ not profit Of,....0..ccccscseeeeeeee 170,848 30 3,000 New York and iiariem a * 2 do bux as tree ee , land. to-day, carried out $1, in . The ‘ , waukie an icon, RR. ee io i, to be appomted by the a ee ‘Tho balance to credit of ‘‘profit and lose,” as 2/000 Memphis City 6’s. a ar) IBSON'R SYRUP IS ALL VEGETABLE, AND ®O Chair. Mr. Noxon moved w refer it to the Committee on Cities mineral, aud that is what the hunean blood needs. Fer ante closing rates Yor the best sterling bills were 94 2 9$ stated in the last annual report, ho aden 205,476 33 | 3 000 Madison City 7° “4 ‘The Atlantic’s News in New Orleans. 50th Nov., 1858 . 3 The aul was then laid on the table by consent. New Ontxans, Jan, 6, 1858. per cent premium. The demand for bills was limited | not receipts from the trafic of 1 months have $30,000 City Quiney (IIl.) 8 pr Mr. 0. B. Wuxsixe introduced resolutions instructing | The Atlantic’s news was received here to-day at aj and the supply large. There is a good deal of dis- ae eae se encascciseicctnass: SE OO Foes tahahonte Ree atten b ae Senators and Keprosentativesnot to rote for the admission | quarter past 12 o'clock, by the National line, and publish- | trust in the public mind, and parties having remit- Thorent received for houses on Andover ireet, 1 15/000 Cleveland and Tokio income b'ds do ‘SHuabling act which shal! wuthorize @ Constitutional Con | °4 exclusively in the regular evening editions of the Asso- | tances to make are exceedingly cautious. Dasa ives Snes 0 ame aces 8 ‘ , ‘vention, legally elected, the constitution formed by which | Ciated Press. Total... secre eresecees Shall bé submitted toa popular vote, ‘Tabled. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day |, the intorim, iat account has been’ charged $.000 Madiees end Weleciows Se, 40: sale by CHAS. H. RING, corner of Sroadway and Jekm atreet, IBRON'S SYRUP ALL ROOTS, AND NO Mee 3 A_ ret ) will be given for any gratm found ia it, 18 YIUSON'S SYRUP HAS NONK OF DEATHS Dam G friend—mineral, sete ene s | Serre eet. jaan | eae... ae 1h at aif Gommeee onc | GONE STREETS Sees ANE geana we , Mr. ummorR, Jan, 6, 1858. 211, 5 B e . 40 Artisans’ Bank wD pos AE ncrninn nu ast magus: “ - Se e te. 154 79 * oe ip oopenadeig cag eo gn ed unmerited and | tho steamer Parkersburg, which aa!ied from here yea- | ‘The steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liver- SAE Se eETS loge 16 | 30 Memeretae 38K ene aT, PFO BeNECS, ANS FERED ‘The State Prison Inspector’s report was sent in, when | trday for New York, put back to-da on account ofa| pool, gives us four days later intelligence. The ad- ————— | 10 Metropolitan Bank 88 a A ‘the Senate adjourned. slight accident to her machinery. Leaving the present balance to credit of “pro- coy . Assembly. The ‘Memphis at Charleston. them much encouragement. Money is reported | From @hich is to bo deducted the amount of we Mew aoe te ee ama nd Jobn nirest, Aunayy, Jan. 6, 1858, ‘CHARLESTON, Jan. 6, 1858. i dividend payable Jan. 1, 1868.............. 64,900 00 y Zinc pr oa - ceoctenl 5 easier, and lower rates of interest rule throughout LLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS—THE SPLENDID The Aseembly on meeting this morning proceeded to The ecrew steamship Mem; from Now York, ar- arto Speaor, tho motion of ME Hoore, of Now | vived heres. pai nr ga ‘ow York, af) the Continent. It was expected that the Bank of | Surplus.........ccccsecsseseeeeesureees st — — England would soon reduce the rate of interest. The The whole cost ey a equipment of the road have 60 p mie srg rh hg regain pre hire ease in the money market is the result of a complete | peen $2, 412,251. Its whole present debt is $438,920. oth dad tata ch bce PI's PATE 4 P.oPOR THI 8 . er Ms pened worth’s | prostration of business. The demand for moneyhas | The annexed statement exhibits the circulation, |" gexanercrm —Flour-—The market was some lesa active, | #eneand o cr coal Siisnee sitorint notice in tha dally Tribewe Law, American. sso Rooms, is worthy of particular attention. Madame the inished from umerot f P ‘ ’ on jaond Heuee kaa nee pea as eae ro Countess de Bienvill is undoubtedly the most accomplish- por new Gals cnamnesneun sas pn sean me Fst mates eee : i es 2 While prices wore without further change of moment. The oo er inevery ward in ty ae? ranieeae , , 3 iani: ‘f circulation, of the seve! nnsylvania, | gale braced about 6,000 a 7,000 bbls. fol. | town righta in this State for asle by WILLIAM SPOO: sult, when the House adjourned until’ 11 o'clock to-mor- | ed pianiste that has yet visited us. She is an American | into there iano demand from that source. The ad- ong re Mae iy Wavecdian tg Ge Rake sd be rac a 7,000 bbis., at about the fol | ropriewe of the patent, 4 Hudaon street, Fow’ morning. by birth, born in Portland, Maine. Her parents wero of ANA dons : hie vance in consols is a natural consequence. In Ameri- | tor General of the State :— Peete ied conte \WILLMER & ROBES Cormaref Cbristmss double number, with colored engravings, on mle by WILLMER & ROGERS, 42 Nacean street, agente for the United States. 7,484 41 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weowxspar. Jan. 6—6 P. M. Asurs.—The market was quiet, and sales limited of new NAPP'S PATENT SUPE. The vote resulted as follows:— ‘Van Valkenburgh, republican, Alvord, democe f the Governor of Pennsylvania. French descent and died when she was a child. She was “ 3 Sree Hunuisnenc, Pa., Jan, 6, 1858, | ten adopted by her aunt, at Guadalupe, and from thence | a2 Securities there was no movement of importance, Banks oF Pasusvivasca—Noveana 1857. Pend tei ass + £808 $75 | Nannau and Liberty sirens The Governor's message trests chiefly of the State's | taken to Paris and educated at the Conservatoire, where, a | 82d no change in prices. The Bank of England was : Caio in | Extra Ohio and Western... ° 4608 630 | QTILL FURTHER REDUCTION.—HANDSOME BLAOK Py 1 that the | fw years since, she carried off the first prize for piano buying up bullion, and the next returns will probably Civem & | Canadian superfine and extra . 4308 600 castor ragians, usual price $2), for $16; Knglish piles nances, banks, and the tariff. It represents that oti a nen : Baltimore, Alexandria and 4668 500 | Taglans, usual price $16, for $12 66; ‘business conte oaly S& finances of Pennsylvania have not presented so satisfac. | Playing. Madame de Bienville is the only pianise here | Show an increase. In the general markets the tone Banks Gam, iain. Berens; 22" | southern fancy and extra. Soon B70 | Ati goods for leks chan cost during this avo uth, tory an aspect for a long time. During the year every | W0 bas passed through the ordeal of the Conservatoire, | and feeling were. little better. The advance in cotton Mee Mee nl oe'oe)GL'001 | "414'065. 1-8 | Choice extra family and 6508 800} = ae ee Madame Graever not having been educated at that institu- | is a very important feature. It was entirely un- \ Rye flour. 8000 400 HE GREAT INDIA DOUBLE NUMBER OF THR Corn meal. - 82a 360 LURTRATRD LONDUN, MEWS with colored engra- ‘ ings of Delhi, Cawnpore, Aa, ke, A fresh H ved Canadian was in fair demand, while ales were confined by WILLMER t ROGEKS, corner Ne a Pg 7 te to about 300 a 400 bbls. at unchanged prices. Southern | street ts for the United flour was in fair request, but sales were moderate, and demand upon the treasury has been promptly paid from the revenue derived from the ordinary sources. For the | “om- The programme for this evening includes admira. | looked for on this side by a majority of dealers, and fiscal year tho receipts of the treasury, including the ble selections of classical and popular music, and Madame is especially unwelcome to our Northern spinners, Dalance on hand, bave been $5,995,000; expenditures, | 4¢ Bienville will be assisted by some of the principal ar- | who, ax a class, are not in stock. From the tendency | poll aaa yp Bysmdg By Fcc wal aies neaue Ae rite Aoneany, : of financial matters it is a natural result. ‘The whole | ba'as embraced about 600 a 800 bbls. within the range of the Eutof weavalisble means now in the treasury. Within | Tux Orna.—<The Barber of Seville” was given last | decline in the raw material, which within six weeks Fur.kD.,Wayies's: 198400 20478 22,381 1-8 | real eh Steaay” with sales of about 100 bbls, ai quota, the last (oree years the public debt, wituout rescrting to | evening to a very good house, the disgusting weather con- | has amounted to between thirty and forty dollars a | Woe we Wikeb 122510 41/142 43'308 1-4 tions. Wheat ne, Sarkot ers — and sales were | omib| ni « confined to a6, ushels, 3, which consist- temporary loans, bas been $1,516,000. The expenditures ( 7 4 t ee ou the main line’ have exceeded the revenue by $6,000. | *iered. The distribution was admirable—Mme. do la | bale from the highest prices of the season, has been | North America..... $22,960 sriare 1806 Ica. | 00 of white Virginians $1 16, and whito Tennessee at 81 20. ‘Tho Governor congratulates the people on the sale of the | Grange as Rosina. Herr Formes as Don Basilio, Labocetta | caused by a panic of the wildest description. While | Wst. Br. Wil'p..... 108 Migor Sloat La” | Corm was steady, with wales of about 10,000 a 12,000 | Wadraire to ae Line, and suggests the sale, at the earliest practicable mo- | as the Count, Gassier as Figaro. La Grange revelled in | ai Danville... .. bushels, included in which were about 6,000 a 8,000 bushels | iterature too failures by the score took place in Great Britain, the | Franklin, Was! gat 13 Delawee white oh @he., end tie semainder sonsisted of p ment, of the whole of the public works. A repeat of the | Rosina: we have rarely heard her sing #0 well. Gi 5 tonnage tax is earnestly recommended. In reference 4 sing #0 well. Gaasier | creat cotton lords escaped apparently unharmed. | F#r.; Schuylkil © new yellow and white at 590. a toe. Rye was quiot at to the suspension the banks, he states that | Wasensdmirable Figaro. Formes, who is now the grand | 7), i | Southwark, Phil. Se0a80 1-4 700. a 78. Barley—Soveral sn Sag , ere has not, we believe, 70c. a 73¢. rley—Several small sales’ wore mivto, in oeee t believe, been « solitary failure | Northumberiand All about 4,000 a §,000 bushels, within the range of Hic. n | We. Gistaka ie miane of hess on pane which depoad foes the amount realized from the ' banks by the | favorite with all cliques of opera goers, made a great im- Ounene’ Pie” ; payment of one-fourth of one por centum on the capi- | pression in Don Basilio, which bas generally been render. | “Ong the cotton spinners. Cotton merchants, woollen cee val 0744 3 il 80c., and about 700 bushels barley malt were sold at | eitement on poor, trashy novela —New York Fvangelist, 3 . teady and in good requestfor | Hi matter, spicy, piquant, od new I stock has defrayed the expenses of the extra session, ed bere by seeond rate artists. The whole performance merchants, iren manufacturers, &c., &c., have ail | Wenirn in It has, aud deserved! Teaving a balance of $35,000. He suggests a reform in the system of banking and management, and recom- | was a thoroughly excellent and an enjoyable one. gone, but the great cotton lords have not only | Far., Readi a tip top family paper, UCCESSFUL —HARPER'S WEEKLY —Pries per year. Volume I, for the year handsomely bound in cloth ex- ion to Harper's Weekly i AL it ts the beat fainily paper pab- nd oF that reason, aud that and root out 4 certain kind which binnts the morals of ita read- ible reading, and ls altogether mn Advertiner lone much to drive out the yel- bugs of Rio were made by auc- Lawrence Co. —Koston Journal mends modification of the tariff to @ more liberal pro- | > the “Barber” waa appended the fourth act of the | passed through the panic and the revulsion in full og? - t He, @ 9440. average BAxc., and 204 do. Santos at Ye. . fection of manufacturing, especially iron interests. de tee Miners’, Pottsville. 341, 38,136 152,956 1-15 | Ae oe ee 0G tid ded bags Tio wore sold ts the | qyltHarper's Weekly) is the proper size for binding, and em says that the periods of low duties has always been | ‘Trovatore,” very wellrendered by Mme. Caradori, Mmo. | vigor, but have availed themselves of the opportu- | Harrisbur, . 586,645 on 108,784 110 trade'at 83e a fic., and 450 cheaply rat eppenuahy a! od Tor a ; pone who wishes te "ona * Cortox.—Before the receipt of the Atiantic’s news about | filing Harper's Weekly.—Pontiac (Mich.) Jacksonian, nf marked by excessive importations, large exports of spe- | D’ angri, Biguardi and Ardivarri. nity to lay in a good stock of cotton at sbout half Chambersburg . 851,266 3 y tolay Exchange, Pitts’Dg. 10 ie er'ite Staten 1c | 2:000 bales were sold without change in pricew. After the | | Tl fresh leaves. its Glens type. ite entertaining vurtety, the bi i id ie, — trading bank ba as ary per yooorpepes pnd ‘This evening the second cheap night is announced, | its cost to the American shipper. It is evident that, 1-7 ad thecal ue novere bot just criticisms pon the follies of the timas, tts ale fated tariff is @ more certain security against back sus- | When ‘Martha’? will be given in German, by Mme. 1a | ag a class, they thrived last at eighteen cents 14 ee acme cae oe Gn ae gant written and instructive articles, and ite able corres sions than any system of pains and penalties which | Grange, Formes and others, at fifty cents admission. On read per rhtud their 1-15 hae tone-eighth toa quarter ce Bondence, all combine to make tthe model newspaper of ow \ middling Hin, goods " | Country, and one thatevery family must prize. It condense been devised Friday “L’ttaliano io Algeri,’’ for tho first time here, | Pet P ee oe Fasanrs.—Engagements were light and quotations un- | mmary <f Foreica and Domenie intelligence is ab Sek with D’Angri as Isabella. Mr. Ullman having leased te | #t short credits, whereas our spinners broke down on | ¥ Orgenization of the Massachusetts Legtsla- | Academy of Music, Philadelphia, will shortly open it with | twelve cents a pound for cotton and long credits. | Gettysburg... ture, the artists ai to the Academy here, so that but four | The cotton spinners of England give sixty and nine. | Kensington, Phil men’s, changed. To Liverpool flour was at 28.; grain, in bulk | uuperior to that contained In any other journal. Be and bags, at Sd. a 64., and cotton at 6.32d!,and 60 tierees | Ing publiabed. too, ina form for preservation aad binding. of beef were engaged at 4s. To London 60 tierces beet | ‘Xen care of as it deserves to be, it will be found in — ‘ars as welcome a companion fr the family and fi were engaged at fs. Thore was nothing of importance | jy which it was first perused.—McConnellaville (> & 7 noe ‘ or five more periormances will be given by this admira- bel i si aiasiae tagilate croton tn in | ene a ae Signor Tiberini, the popular | ty days credit, while the cotton spinners of the | TTMdeemens-..--+- Sin Bote Oa Lut | Teported to other ports. Cee ee Clee colt ty authera tour, | United States give eight and twelve months. In 4 | pout 000 8 600 balan OT POF 200 Ts.» with sales of | eeeinty. tis pen porceult of disiauiahed ving tae are O'clock to-day. has been engaged by Mr. Ullman, and will shortly sing at Charles W. Upham, republican, was elected President | the Academy. ; breadstuffs no change of consequence is reported. of the Senate, receiving 87 votes—all that were cast. 3. Sinte.~Bie Gscnase, Wall, Cha The markets were well supplied and the demand N. Gitford, republican, was ro-clected Clerk by 34 votes, | tte embelliahment; the whole treated earef TivamanD: | moderate, against 3 for 8. R. Glen, democrat. JEAN, 34 Churn street. The city of Milwaukie defaulted on the Ist inst. In the House Juliis Rockwell, republican, was elected White, the Hatters Fall St; Last | on its bonds issued to the Milwaukie and Superior Bpeaker by 60 votes, 33 for Caleb redneed 7 tn tie sane. Spring style to98, ot WHITE'S, Railroad Company. From all we can learn, this Tipe. —The demand has beon somewhat brisk this | of ihemacives worth the price of the volume—New Yor week, but without any change in prices. Tho trade are | “Wyse «ncry iin unt yh Ite ctroatation op not willing to operate largely, supposing that prices must oe Ponyrrtmens net penne § rule lower. We certainly cannot look for any advance in | an rarly period of fis existence Brooklyn Bag! rices in the face of our large stock and heavy receipts, The Hest family paper we ever saw, [ta pages embrace & \¢ sales have been 1 iry Buenos Ayres, 21 Ibs. vat | co he a | ¢ reading matter, “5 Se : re H my at | fie topica at the day are written with an a4 Se. ts eae; 2 Kio Grande, 20 Ibs., 1c. sik | Ao'eredit to the “'Thunterer’ of the British press, jonths ; 2,00 20 Ibs", ths, the jf = 5 3,800 dry Orinoco, 20 Ibe?, 17c. six months. Times. 1 tof ilusirations tt ts abead of { our ple = Laumen remaies unchanged prices firm, Stock | torial sheets New Lonion Advertiser yo gad BAS trererercecerrre & The Gardner Americans generally voted for Rockwell. Ambrotypes, Niel. pha, and | Milwaukie and Superior Railroad Company is a ping comaaatonedne } torial sheets. — New Lo ‘ eign Mr. Banks will be inaugurated as Governor to-morrow, | oll portraits taken at GRANT & ‘OOKE'S, way, " 1-5 mew! J : arger's Weakly gals aders and popularity w » | daily, unui their departure for Europe. myth. We have no record of its location, no report Liax.—Sales in moderate lots were making, at 850. for | eve Seenaae ssa | tas Sas orerge Fequirement 1-5 | common Rockland and at $1 for Inmp. change = rehend. Ita artic! u rt d devoid of 48,127 Moraream was without im quotations and sales | EON as vere ta oe it seven In loner beatien a limited. bei ously cheap.— Boston Transcript, Male US.07) 116 | | Naval SronKs—The sales embraced shout 600 a 600 | “Hack nunbers uf HARTEI'S WEERLY. as well ne covers s2's93 «118'113 1-4 bbis. spirits turpentine at 37c. a 37sec. cath. Sales of | for bind: slime just completed, can be furnished by i y about 1,100 bbis. crude turpentine were reported a6 $2 76 | ‘he 82,638 411,000 1-4 fa rE x a $2 87'per 280 Ibs. About 300 bbls common rosin wore > vie i 35,067 26,740 1-4 | td at! $1 30 per 310 Ibs. Tar and pitch wore un. EDDING AND VISITING CARDS—THE FINKEE 21,283 8«=129,696 1-8 { and cheape at in te clty, is Broadway, Asse a it ‘Ous—The market was without change of moment, corner of Duane sireet—establihed 1840. 7 ge while sales were moderate. American linseed was sell: —y — gs 32082 100,214 1-11 | 12 # limited way at SMe, a 560, A New Bodford paper, o MARBIAGES AND DEATHS, a y w ‘the 4th inst.,contains the tollowing nowee of that mar- of its operations, and the probability is that it has fad deliver bia message. : Smithsonian House—Broadway —Hotel Ac- Meeting of the Maine Legislature. pe .. non Ge Surepqen sien. pwd tema, no existence, except in the imagination of the re Avevsta, Me., Jan. 6, 1858. Bw ‘and $1 per day. Double rooms andjpariors $i 60t0 | puted President and Secretary. The city of Mil- Our State Legislature organized to-day. The Senate or- eo ~ waukie has, however, loaned its credit to a company anized by the choice of Hon. Seth Scammon, of Saco, for u ndorgarm. pod nh Million. Selling off | of that name to the extent, we believe, of $100,000, President, and Mr. Hall, of Aroostock, for Secretary. In | at Mcl.AUGHLIN'S corner of Murray and Greenwich sireets, it is the House J, H. Drummond, of Waterville, was elected Shirts of all kinds, poe i upon these bonds that the default has Speaker, and G. W. Wilson, of Dixmount, Clerk. A cau- Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent urred. cus is in seasion this evening to nominate ® candidate for peer crest gee apd cross bars. Also, fire and burglar ‘The Michigan Central Railroad Company have ae ROBERT M, PATRICK, | Published the following explanation in the matter of Becrotaty of State, The chances are in favor of Noah 6,640 9,040 1-16 ket:—"The past week has b Vaep enled aud witha . Bmith, of Calais, the present incumbent, ene Younes Geeaen. the non-payment of the principal of their bonds, 11,052,065 4,465,010 16,421,090 1.8 | tabanctions Pein Maunpowets 800 DDIs. sperm, of tne Mas: | _Gnionn—Pussmoc oe Tecetey Jan. 6, at the Curate _ In the erowéed ball room pothdag le 90 refreshing as which matured on the 1st inst.: Total... .++5 08 RES 6,088, a2t, savoit's cargo, bave been sold for manufacturing at $106 | of St. Vincent de Paul, by Rev. Annet Lafont, Mr. Tme- Meeting of the Maryland Legislature, ch MURKAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER. MICHIGAN CanTRAL RAILROAD ComPany. In relation to the above statement, the Philadel- | per gallon, We learn of 'a sale of about 140 bois Whale | pore GnsoKn, of France, to Mixa Laonninw POSRDOS, Of Baxenronn, Jan.-6, 1868, | ogi rrasiben around the person the most daliease neriume. a Trmasunan’s Orvice, Boston, Jan. 4, 1858. phia Ledger remarks as follow: In Kdgartown, sald to be inforior, at Sec. por gallon.” | thie city, daughter of the lato Pasquale Pusseddu, of ‘The Maryiand Legialature assembied to day. Sai A REMES whotennte culate, 9 Water atrect, Certain misapprebensions seem, to oxist with some of | ane above exhibit ia not as favorable as we had hoped | ness nt the recent. decline, with saios of about 4004400 | “Care—Ganowsm—On Monday evening, Jan. 4, b: Rev. all druggiate, at @ cents per ’ the press and their correspondents regarding the position | 4, g06° but it should be remembered when and under tain. old and now mess, pert eainapesied bow, 0h 014 38 | 5S ’ iy ia , by Ie ‘The House did not organize, Ite members hold cau- to 86 i be remembers ace fod cates | vols, oid and s art ning ate Putney, Jawys W. Guary to Catuun M. GARDNER " Gor "eM ‘« Tricopherous ts the Best and Our loan bas been paid for quite as fast aa was reumstances “ juspel « 5a re were mad soll now mess for future Gropsiseky—lonas —Dy Rev. J. Gershon, at his real- cusees this evening. The Governor's Message will be sent PP yore ist Fane agarevenn see peor — oes caahenig ail te qu auay £ Ae are} on the 25th of September, and before the middle of Octo- | delivery at $14. Prime was at $1360. Thin and prime | dence, Boerum stroet Brooklyn, Baawerr Gkopsisway te {p to-morrow Seas‘tnd contoctng ehoies Laaaee try Old vy all Meginns, | sesestce the Soe pocowye bersae byhpe: ber the Lagisiature had releasod them from the penalties | meen in the absence of sales of moment were nominal. | Mins Fanxcca Fiona Jonan, of Newark, N. J omy gy omen receivable for, 88 | ten by the law of 1850, and enacted a stay law for | Heef was heavy, and sales of couniry prime and mesa Newark papers please copy. Untted States Supreme Court. PERT SE oe or | Wigs and 7 | “een ee oe ae the relief of debtors. The banks cannot enforce payments, | with repacked, were quiet and price unchanged. oot | Naspuinukh-Hacmn —-At Philadelphia, on Tuceday, Jame Wasuvorow, Jan. 6, 1858. | the very best In the world, wholesale and retail, and the dye | the estimate of September Inst, has rendered ft impossi- | S24 84 8 portion of the public wore disposed to interpret | hams ranged from $14. 815 60 for common to good and | 6, by Rev. De. Smith, Mr. Ana Nauuaswown, of this chy, No. 26. The United States vs. Henry Cambuston. Argu- | Privately applied; No. 4 Astor House, ble to provide for our engagements as fast as they ma- hee va Loney 1, hoop were homed re extra, w t-~ oan ; rae wen Bo damage ts Selioe ia to Mixes Macpanexs Hao, of Philadelphia, ——— ustomet ther accommod ', , bacon of cut meats. steady, wit! “oft u ment commenced for appelisats and continued for mp |. watchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees— |", inconvenionce to our croditére is much regretted, | TeRFet to say, in too many instances these appeals were | pbin. at BAC. « Bice. Butter and checwe were steely aul Died. Pellees. This case is based on the rejected claim for Call. | The best in the world, surpassing all made, Bold and applied | ang 14 ig that the sacrifices made in order to meet | listened to and complied wih. | The, banks lost sight of | prices unchanged. Pexnovem—In Brooklyo, on Wednesday, Jan. 6, Wes fornia lands, and involves large interesta, ot the manutactory, 298 Broaeway. our obligations will generally prove satisfactory. poy eg Ae pectin poland pooner Rice. Gales of shout 180 casks wore, reperved of $360 | 1. Buxac aged 4¥ yeare and § months. * : — For the Blood.—J. R. Stafford’s Iron and | | For such maturing bonds as we have not tho means of | The banks of New York abd the whole of those of New | g2o Twrto Rico, at Oye. a e-,and tho remainder consist | y.Taye hiettns street to morgen (eewday) f ‘The Steamer Magnolia, tarps le to the taste, and act only om paying, Board have authorized the issue of short England stopped about the middie of October, somo two | ed chietly of New 0 ‘at Osg0. 81 40., with small lote ¢ living . ‘ow (Friday) Barriown, Jan, 6, 1658, | be dlood. 12 powders Bl, at 16 state stresi. to epetnnged, Granrtng eight poe coms interest, accord- | Wein before the date of the reports of the banks of this | Guba at ane Bee ee ee We | cerene coe ie relatives and friends are invited te ; 6, ——— nes | ing to the laws sigan, hanged raves, ‘ ‘ attend, without further potice, ete ed) —————————— ae State, aa shown in the above statement. Allcircum- | which were at ssc and the remainder at private terme. : ~ Ne Cae sae ght und will oon berepecet, | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | The returns of four banking institutions in New: } stances then pointed to more longuuened, suspension | | Winagey—The sales embraced abouh Mawebelan eee MONKY MARKET. ark, made up to January 4, 1858, contain the fol- | {hat now seems . banks unwisely acting | 2ic, a 21 ie. Cranke.—On Saturday, Jan. 2, Lanaerto, daughter of ‘. " Daniel W. aod Maria Clarke, aged 3 years, (months amd ‘The Southern Mall. Waowaspay, Jan. 6—6 P.M. | !wing exhibit of loans and discounts:— NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. lew ne Wasniwotos, Jan. 6, 1858, Rares oF Newark, 8. J of this company. Wrownanst, Jan. 6, 1858. Fenataz.—On Tuesday, Jan. 5, Hex M., yi We have papers from all points South by the arrival of Mechanica? Newark 5. wohalemy, the pail as late as due, but they contain no news of spe- ial interest. The Weather. Mowraxat, Jan. 6—8 A. M. Weather cloar and cold; thermometer two degroos bo- northeast. low zero; wind Quxaro, Jan. 69 A.M. ‘Weather cloudy; thermometer one degree above zero. Haurax, N. 8. Jan. 600 A M. Wind northeast with an appearance of snow; thermo- Meter twenty two degrees above zero. Sackviax, N. B., Jan. 6.0 A. M. Thermometer six degrees below zero; wind northwest; pky overcast, : Jan. 6—9 A. M. Catais, Me Thormometer at rero; wind north, atmosphere qi Powrianp, Me., Jan. 6—0 ‘The weather is very cold, with snow and bigh win Exerm, N. H., Jan. 6—0 A. M. It is snowing and blowing bard. , Jan, 69 P.M. Boston, ‘Woe have about six inches of anow here, and the sleigh- od. poy hey dy tay A we Hiremtaxp Laort, (Carn Cop,) Jan 6—9 A.M. A thick snow etorm and strong northerly gale are pre- base Srriwcrreuy, Maas, Jan 6—9 A. M. We bave several inches of snow bere, and it continues Ling. pe Mass., Jan. 6—6 P.M. It ie snowing fast here; six inches of euow have already fallen; wind northeast; thermometer twenty.two degroes above zero. Ocpewanrne, N. Y., Jan. 6—9 A. M. Tt has just begun Lope Lem ‘Wind northeast, ther- mometer fifteen degrees above zero. Wrermcrown, N.Y.) Jan, Om O A. M. Tt is anowing here moderately, and # has already fallen to the depth of three inches; wind portheast, thermomover Ofieen degrees above zero wt ‘Oswnoo, N. Y., Jan. 69 A. M. It is snowing here, and the snow ia already four inches deep; wind northeast; thermometer twenty-two degree above rere. Premanung, Pa., Jan. 6—6 P. M. Weather cloudy and growing colder, with indications of Snow. Prrcaveremta, Jan, 66 P.M. Weather cloudy, indicating snow. Markets. ‘ New Onteans, Jan. 6—P. M. The sales of cotton to.day before the reception of the Atlantic's news amounted to 17,000 bales. effect of her advices upon the market, which were received here about noon to-day, is as yet undeveloped. Flour $4 124 294 2. Lard in kegs 9X0. Rio coffee Bc. a OK. ‘Freighta—Cotton te Liverpool \d. and to Havre %o. a le. (Other articles generally unchanged Savanwan, Jan. 6, 1868, Cotton marlest onay, saler to 700 bales at 9o. for middling. The market closed with more buyers than pollors, and a glight advance on all qualitics. Avausta, Jan, 5, 1858 Cottod market active; ealon to-day 1,000 bales. There were more buyers than sellers. fooling is gaining otk credence that the crops will be unugually ‘The tendency of prices at the opening to-day was | woes and Bills Newark Bkg State Unrscounted. upward, and an advance was realized on all the lead- ing speculative stocks. In Erie there was an active movement. The stock opened at 18§ per cent and closed at 193, cash. The sales sum up nearly three thousand shares. The President of the Erie Com- pany tales out with him in the Persia reports of an active demand in this market for the stock at tapidly improving prices. This may have some effect upon the purse strings of the Europeambond- holders and induce them to come forward and furnish the necessary facilities for carrying the road through. New York Central Railroad was not at all strong to- day. It opened at 753, cash, and closed at ‘744, bayor 30 days. The stock was not in demand, and closed heavy. In Reading there was more activity and prices improved on the opening. Nearly all the Western railroad stocks were operated in to some extent at previous prices. At the first board Brooklyn 6's ad- vanced } per cent; New York Central Railroad 6's, 4; La Crosse land grant bonds, American Ex- change Bank, 1; Canton Company, 4; Pennsylvania Coal, 1; Pacific Steamship Company, 1; Erie Rail- road, }; Reading, }; Michigan Southern, old, j. Illi- nois Central bonds declined 1 per cent; Michigan Southern preferred, J. State stocks and railroad donde continne in good demand and prices are well sustained. The sales are generally in small lots. There was more activity to-day in Missouri State 6's than we have noticed for some time. The sales now are equal to 81,interest on. Bank stocks are grada- ally creeping up again to the old points. The daily sales are not large. At the second board there was an active market and a pretty general advance in prices. Missouri 6's improved $ per cent; In- diana 5's, 4; Mlinois Central bonds, 1; Canton Company, 4; Cumberland, 3; Pacific Steamship Company, 14; New York Central Railroad, 4; Prie, }; Reading, 1; Michigan Southern, old, $; Cleveland and Toledo, $; Chicago and Rock Island, 4}: Milwaukie and Mississippi, 1; Harlem, 4. La Crosse land grant bonds were in demand this after- noon, but wo sales were made, At the Board 40 per cent was bid, without finding sellers, Mr. L. L. Doty, who has for the past four years been Deputy Treasnrer of the State of New York, bas been elected Treasurer and Assistant Secretary of the La Crosse pnd Milwaukie Railroad Company, to reside at Mil- wavkic. This appointment is calculated to give the “Gash” eae Mn ‘Sk ‘ee = 4852 - It will be seen that none of these banks admit having any bad bills receivable on hand, and only two admit having any of a doubtful character. The present system of banking is a perfect mystery to ‘all outside the immediate management. The mana- gers have the appraisement of the bills receivable, and they can put them down just as they please. It is natural enough that they should call them ail they whl; good, but common sense teaches us that after pass | 4, Tepes! ing through such a panic and revulsion it is absnrd | he required to pay to suppose that the above named banks have made | time bave the no bad debts. According to the law all the notes may be good, but according to the fact very many of them are bad. ‘The condition of the Raltimore banka on the 4th inst. is regarded as remarkably sound and healthy, warranting the resumption of specie payments at any moment when they shall deem such a measure desirable and safe for the general business interests of that community. The statement shows the fol- iy lowing aggregates,Capital, $10,100,345; invest- 500 Ill Cen RR be. 86 ments, $312,087 10; discounts, $17,802,695 62; specie; | “foc NYcon fit se $2,169,517 69; circulation, $3,068,643; deposits, 1000 Har KR ist mt 66 1000 TerH&ait2am 00002 607 68. 2000 Lac MIL Gs ‘The dividend of seven dollars ana fifty cents, post 1000 GakChiddmbe 91 Mer Bk scrip poned on the Ist of November last to the Ist of | 167 che Phenix Bk February, and whieh accrues to those who were | 30 Bk of Com.. stockholders on the 26th of March last, of the Min] nesota Mining Company, will be paid on the 16th | 33 inst., the company finding itself in condition to an- | 1 ticipate the payment. 60 The Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad | 50 Company failed to provide for the January coupons % ised to the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company. | 120 ‘The amount of this issue is $500,000. The Sunbury | 709 and Erie company gave notice, some days since, that | 200 they could not furnish the money necessary to pay ie the January coupons, and it appears that the Cleve- | 200 land, Painesville and Ashtabula company took very ie little notice of it. The coupons are unpaid, and no | jap official information on the subject isat hand. A few | 30 years since the credit of this company ranked very | we high, but it seems to have gone the way of all otifer 400 railroads—into bankruptcy. 1 The interest on the Mineyal Poigh Railfowa Com- a8 follows — AERP CATT R. First quality $10 25 $10 75 Common......#8 500 $9.00 Ordinary.... 9608 1000 Inferior... THe 880 COWS AND CALVER, First quality $60 00 a $6500 Common ...$10 00 a $45 00 Ordinary... $000 6500 Inferior... 26008 3600 Ex. ql’y. per Ib.6)0. 8 To. Other als. per Ib.43¢0. @ 60. surer ‘earliest opportani- the law which gives to their debt- 5 hile tho banks should should at the samo iring payment from their Wor 2,500 head were offered ; 236 earlier part of the week, making a total of 4,796 bead for | the week, pgainst 1,046 head last week. There was quite | fan active demand, but purchasers did not seem disposed to take bold very strongiy at brokers’ prices, being a re- duction of about one ceat s pound on last week's rates. There was one lot of cattlo on san which were very fine, and which brow price was Oig¢. a 100., and the range from 740. to 10%. except the few which brought Ile, The short supp y of last week caused a pretty general tarpout to-day, but as the weather was so unpropitious people preferred staying in the rooms by warm fires. The yarde were also very muddy, which ‘caused buyers to stay in thom ns little aa pomible, and the consequence was that the ynras during the greater part of the time prosented a very wull appear. thee. Moreover, butchers concluded to hold back until & rather Inte hour, in order to iorce brokers to yield & still farther conceasion, which they seemed little disposed 100 Harlem RR... .#3 90 Gal & Chic RR... 25 N HavendHartRR 112 215 Reading RR....¢ 58 a0. . Bk of New York. highest price realized, execpt in a» fow imtances #! | the veals have been extremely fat. Good veals can nyw be bought at from 6 to 6%. The curront prices for the week at all the markets wore | *ighter of Catharine and the Inte Joseph VRAL CALVES, AND Lamm. BERF CATTLE ro very plonty to-day, especially at Allerton's, where | head were disposed of in the | Lic. a yound, but general purchasing | to do. Something over 1,700 wore from this State, having been seut in in anticipation of another short sup- ly. ‘There are bot few cattle uow coming in from the ‘estern States, the supplies during the last three months having beon pearly baif State cattle. At Bergen Hill about 200 head were disposed of on Monday at prices cor. responding to the above. At Browning's and other mar. | kew nothing of interest has transpired. During the week | the demand was somewbat active, but prices were with | out change. COWS AND CALVES. The receipta have been somewhat larger than usual but sales continue to be made at avout prees quoted pre viously. The sales are mostly to Long teland milkm:o who buy the cheapest cows. VEALS. Tho demand has been quite active, and To. ‘s about to SHEEP AND LAWRS. Tho receipta are failing off conaiterably, but ae the do Mand continues moderate, prices are not tmaterially sf | fected but continue within the range quoted above. Mr O'Firien bas opened a pen for sheep, which contained to- day, for the first sale, 634 shoop. Swine. Ae the receipts during the week have been much heavier, prices have been reduced about ia. on all de- Allerton offered 3,166 head, the beet of’ which scriptions. something over 6%c., and the balance sold from Vast Sgure ta down. The receipts of ewine in the city con- ta the 50 pour of ber ane. ae ¢ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, this (Thursday) after noon, at two o’clook, from the residence of her brother inlaw, Isaac 8, Walker, No. 125 Willoughby street Brookiyn. Giwon.—(n Wednesday, Jan 6, after @ short iliness, Lucy Axxe, youngest daughter of Richard P. and Exily Gibson, aged 4 years and 6 months The friends cf the family are invited to attend the fume é a half past " quality...94000 90.00. ¢ eal ry | ral, this (Thurscay) afternoon at half past two o'clock, wine, First quality. .5\0. 0 630, Other qualities.40. a 50. froin the residence of her parents, No, 597 Simth avenae. Gnaves —At Havana, Ouba, on’ Sunday, Dec. 27, Mine Avira F. Gaaves, daughter of the late David A. Graven, of Ponce, Porto Rico, Her friends and those of her aunt. Mrs. M. A. are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, this hursday) morning, at ten o'clock. from ber late rea ence, No. 1 West Thirty fourth street, without further hotice. A requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Patriots cathedral. Guyer —On Tuesday evening, Jan. 5, Many, wife of Joxeph RK. Griffith, aged 30 years, 1 mouthaud 6 days. The friends of the tamily are invited to attend the fume- ral, from her lato residence, No. 15% Sixth avenue, thaw (Thursday) forenoon, at eleven o'clock. The remake will be taken to Greenwood Cemetory. Mornay. —At Harlem, on Wednesday, Jan. 6, Tuomas, only son of Michael and Catharine Murray, aged 10 maoathe and 2 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from, his late residence, Fourth avenue aud Ldth street, this (Thursdaa) alter boon, at one o’clowk, The remaing will be taken to Weet- chester SMANAMAN,—ELUAN Smawanax, agod 46 years, @ nnaive of Nenagh, county Tipperary , (reiand Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited \ attend the Sonera, es the remideace kd wi 9) Shanahan, No. 67 Washington street, this (Thursday, afternoon, at ope o'clock, without further netics. Prack —Om Tuesday,Jan. 5, Mew. Cattanine 4., wife of ‘Thomas Stack, and only daughter of Danie! Kelly, aged 28 yours, The frievds and acquaintances of the family, and those of her father, and also those of her uncle, Daniel . are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from late residence, b Will be taken to Ste quiem mase will be celebrated for the repose of her soul atler which the corpee will be taken to Calvary Come ver Crwee ane. —On Toeaddy, Jan. 5, of remistent fever, Maxris Haney, son of John and Matilda Weadelken, aged 4 years, 1 month and 1 day. 0 friends of the family are reapectfully invited to et tend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 7 Sixty fourth stro’, corner of Ninth avenue, The remains. will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery, ‘Wivrsay.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jan. 6, of com. gestion of the Drain, Many Kusaamrn, youngest daughter of Jobn G. and Christina Whitney, aged 1 year, 2 mouthe and 6 days. The Telatives and friends of the family are ee a tak the funeral, from Ne 02 Sands corner of Pearl, to morrow (Friday) alernowm, a tee O'clock, without further invitation,