The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1858, Page 3

Our Washington Correspondence. ‘Wasmmeros, Jan. 12, 1858. An International Copyright Bilt. Aanexed is a bill, of which notice was given some days age by Mr. Morris, of Philadelphia, relative to an inter Be enacted by the Senaie. and. House of Representa- epacte: faves of the United States of America, in Congress ag- wembled: See. 1. Bias, tress and affer the peoniag of this act, all ‘the benefits and provisions of the Ist, 2d and 3d sections of the act entitled ‘An act to amend the several acts re- peer copyrights,” Ph oe Feb. 3, 1831, shall be ex- Yended to any person or persons not a citizen or citizens of the Unged States, and the Sido, poi ox aire of said person or persans, subject to the conditions and restric- tions hereinafter mentioned. person or persons not citi sac to the conditions and “ne ” 4. That sections 10th, a 12th and 13th of the aman the act entitled **An act to Several cts 231, shall be incor That no composition, pret, cut or epgraving, made or com person or persons not a citizen or citizens of the ‘States, be entitled to the benefits and pro- visions of this act unless the author or authors pi er proprietors of the same roy ‘cause said book or ep, eats chart, musical composi print, cut or engraving printed and Ciaited ta tke Uae’ pigtail eiizen of the Ui States. Sec. 6. That ifeald book or books, map, chart, m po ncarvry I print, cut or engraving shall not be eh ce and printed in the United States within one month afer ‘the publication in the eountry of which its author is a citi- en, then the same may be im en in this country, free ork the penalties of this act. See. 7. bid Mote En gh Gli mobili ct jeal composition, print, cut or shall be Pat ai and the publigher or amuthor does 10 panne print ‘another edition of the same, then the work may be imported or reprinted in this country free from whe rg of this act. ‘Sec. 8. That so soon ag an author or publisher, not a citizen or citizens of the United States, eels after secur- ing right in a book or books, map, chart, musical compen, print, cut or engraving nd ler this act, im- es ‘of the foreign edition into this country for then u the importation or reprinting of the said Works be free to any one. Bec. 9. bit the peneiits and provisions of this act shall mot apply to newspapers or periodical publications. Sec. 10. That the benefits and provisions af this act shall be extended only to the citizens er subjects of those pes powers which shall bave extended equal benefits visions to cétizens of the United States. ee The following resolutions were introduced into the Se- nate yesterday by Gen. Houston. Their introduction cre- ated no little amusement. Senators were under the im- pression that they were intended as a hit at the immortal fifteen who composed the Retiring Board. Such, how- ever, is mot the case. The General informs me that he imtends to press their consideration in the Senate at an early day ; and that he is determined to show up the men ‘who constituted that star chamber proceeding. He wil) ‘also show that they are unfit for service, and ought to be dropped — with their di blic, and the General proposes to seize the first ity todo it. He will make the fur fly, else J am edge The following is the bill referred to:— JOINT RESOLUTION au bony to the Naval Retiring Board an opportunity of the same advantages of officers who have been sept, , furloughed and retired by said Board. reas, it appearing that an sot, entitled ‘An act to the efficiency of the nat nary was approved and ¢ a law on the twenty -eig! ge eighteen bundrod and fifty five, and that taid fol lows, viz: “Be it enacted by the Senale and of Representatives of the United States of America in Con- grees assembled, that as soon as practicable after the sage of this act, the President of the United States cause a board of naval officers to be assembled , to ounces of five captains, five commanders, and five lieutenants; which nerd, ‘under such regulations"as the Secretary of hall make a careful examina- tien into the efficiency of” the officers of the grades herein. after mentioned, and shall report to the Secret of the Navy the names and rank of all officers of the said grade who, in the Jodement ray and feat Ly baw begnagy Bed form! promptly and ¢ ly all their duty. lao ro} whepever — Board shall Lond Py said incompetency has arisen from any cause imply. pA Lap geben ‘on the part of the officer to justify it, shal] recommend that his name be stricken alto- the rolis,”’ &c ,&c. ‘And whereas, under this act, names of al! the offi ‘States of America, posing the navy of the U! Sra those ‘whe wore selected as members of t.} aut Sond’ puthorioet under said act,)' were examined and passed upon, according w the provisions thereof; and, [Sarmuch as’ this act did not make any provisions that the members composing said board should be examined ly with the forms of examination made and pro. thle be'exercied pee the ices whose names were before them for in Now, therefore, with the view of readering oy and that the members ane said Board have the satisfaction and privilege of an ;examination in all res similar to that meted out by ‘hem to their brother Resolved, i the Senate and House of Representatives pi the United a of oanken in Sate assembled, that the isions act approv: rr a eighteen hundred and Sfty-fve, quuued “An ot the efliclency of the navy,”’ be, and are hereby the jent of the United ‘ander said act, who shall bave open trial and the privi- confronting their accusers and cross-oxaminit Shea ‘as well aa the advantage of all legal rules Wasmqroy, Jan. 12, 1858. The Kansas Question Overrides the Squabble— Governor Wise's Letter. ‘The attempt to trade off Kansas for the filibuster Walker has completely failed. There i# no such thing as riding i 33 if ag li fH fi i - i id i nit $ z z ES aE H E 5 i i eyé ii [ i i 5 i | i i | i i | i f 33 i i FE és 5 : 2 F; 5 z z 3 [ ij ld i z z 2 H 3 E § [ | govern- now doubtful whether any, or which of the three, oh be brought forward for the Presidency. (Ourrenpendonge of The Frese.) Wastixeros, Jan. 12, 1868, BI Paso and Fort Yuma Wagon Road— Winter Season in We Gay— Baltimore Uontested Elec ton Private advices have been received this morning at the ameter |L wagon were, on jovember, en. ‘upon do loa Mimbros, Terrkory of New seventy miles west of the Rio Grande, and 125 mites from Bi The party had passed through a fine wore im) Toad from El Paso to Fort Fillmore Xa yet they had not deen troubled the Indians, but the expectation was ‘that they would be when Kot the great Apache trail from the mountain into the Mexican Territory of Roper, Just pow the snocess of this party is watched with wuch interest, for the reason since the disturbance in Utah, the overland emigration to sifornia must thie route. All the way from fi Paso to | Fort travel ie upon a comparatively level in between five Wren ired and six bur ‘and the dancing party given at Governor Cobb's Inet even. yng bas, by its britliancy apd the pleasure experienced by everybody who attended it, somewhat turned the beads cf belies and beanx, and will, no doubt, be the food for edit chat for wevks to come. y Reotion of the country naw YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY (4, 1858. i A now holden for that amount. The plaintiff in his affidavit, upon which the order to hold to bail was founded, sets forth the following facts:—That he, the plaintiff, on the 5th day of December, A. D. 1855, was the owner of the stqgm- ships Ocean Bird and St. Lawrence, and of one undivided third part of the United States or Mexico, all of the value dollars. That on the last men- and with the dem wi firm the defendant was a y one hundred dollars, Zant lo aeney, seen Oe She anid. Proposed loan, the plaintiff conveyed to them the said steamships, by. porn sien gy eager pecs ‘That in pursuanceof said agreement, the plaintl received from them about eighty thousand doles, That, although the plaintiff did frequently before and after the expiration of the four months, offer to pay to the said Meyer & Stucken the sum 80 received from them as ry een bangin tpn.) an to be paid for the loan and forbearance thereof as afore- said, and demanded a reconyeyance of said steamshi; yet that they have refused to reconvey and deliver up same to the plaintiff, and have converted the mame to their own use. The transaction is said to have taken place in the city of New York; and as, I petted the State of New York, all conveyances, for the security of an usurious loan of money are declared to be absolutely such laws, the party making a convey- property, for the security of an usurious loan of money bas a right to proceed in an action of tro- ver against the party loaning and receiving the pro- io. as Ae Xe he converts it to bis own it follows—as the defendant is charged in the "affidavit with making the usurious loan, with receiv- ing the steamships as a secarity for such usurious loam, ana with refusing to er them up to the plaintiff, upon a demand being made for the same—that there is a good cause of action chown in the afficavit; and if the allega tions in the affidavit are true, the plaintiff has a right to require that the defendant be holden to bail. An order was thereupon passed to hold bim to bail. And as disin- terested witnesses ewore that the steamships were worth the eum of three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, the defendant was ordered to be holden to bail in that amount, ‘A motion is now made by the defendant to be discharged ‘on common bai!, or to mitigate the amount for which he is now holden. The facts upon which this motion is founded admit of little or ne doubt, On the fifth day of December, A. D. 1855, the defendant and one Stucken were in partoership, under the pame of Meyer & Stucken, They have ever since been, fae now are, in partnersbi At bees? last men- tioned date the defendant was in Paro For some considerable time before then been in Furope, and has been there ose ine pat ale day of December, 1855, to about the middle of Octo- ber, A. D. 1857. On tte Sth day of Deeem ber, A. D. 1855, Stucken advanced to the plaintiff'a sum of money amounting to at least eighty thousand dollars. be the same day he wok an absolute bill of sale of the in question, in the name of Meyer & Stucken, and ion of the same, with the consent of the plaip- purported to be an absolute sale of |, apon a valuable consideration paid. The plaiutiff insists that it was in reality an usurious loan of money, and that the ships were transferred as a security merely for such usurious loan of money. Stucken insists that there was no joan; that the transaction was an abso- Yate sale of the ships for a valuable and adequate consi deration paid. In considering the motion now made,I will assume that the transaction between the plaintiff and Stucken was an usurious loan of money, that the transfer of the steamship was in reality merely a security for such joan of money, and that Stacken would be liable to the aoe in an action of trover for the value of the 5 1 do this merely for the purposes of this case, without intending to intimate what, in my opin- V~) was the true nature of the transaction between laintitY and Stucken, as there is no neces peo for me to determine what ite true nature was to make a true disposition of the motion now under coa sideration. The quest ‘then is presented, would the de fendant upon this assumption, upon the facts as they now ‘appear, be liable to such action’ The ships were soid by Stueken in the month of May, 1856, for one handred and eighty thousand dollars, he before that aving been obliged to pay about seventy thousand dol! to satisty certain liens npon them. Up to the time of the com- mencement of this suit, the ledge saw the plaintiff; he never personally made any Joan of any kind to him, or had any transaction or dealing with bimn.” No demand has ever teen made perscoall on the defendant to deliver the steamsh - t the plain to account for the same to the plaintiff, or t» pay the valve of the same to him. The defendant was not consulted in reference to the transaction between the plaintiff and Stucken, and the comtract between them was negotiated and concluded when he was absent in Europe, and he had nothing of any usurious transaction between the plaintifl | and Stucken, if any took place. There is no evidence that, to the commencement of the plaintiff's suit, he was — ever informed that the plaintiff claimed that the transac- tion between him and Stacken was an usurious one. He partner Stocken and the plaintiff; and as he knew nething ‘of any usurious transaction between the plaintiff and his partner Stucken, at the time it took place, and as there is ‘no evidence that 4 ever was, prior tothe commencement of the plaintif! informed of any such usurious tran- section, cannot wilh truly be. ald that he ever ratified any such usurious transaction, if in point of fact § ever existed. After an elaborate review of the law of the case, Judge Ingersoll concludes bis opinion by nome -—That to make the defendant liaWle in an action of tort, for this violation <C law on the part of Stucken, 1 mest be mde to by some other evidence that he either authori: ratified it. And we have already shown that he never authorized it. and as up to the time of the commencement of the suit there is no evidence that be was informed of His interest cannot be affect: that suit. A determination equity. 0 ea by the iietermination fa VAPT. W, Hl. LEARY WILL HEAR OF SO for bis benefit by calling on Mr. Gale, at Savery jo, 14 Beekman street, ce, RY TALBOT, 73 LIBERTY STREET.—CALL and see bi “iportiOR —ANY PERSON OF B START enn emebn deste wo step adopt an infant as their own, can by addressing iy, ae ef he week er Boy, bigs 1 a. Afz tates of him 4 A 1 {haga iy revel tyte | Som ee oe EL SWAN & ba] Augusta, Georgia. J. wee SWAN & 0O., Augusta, Georgia SWAN 4 00.; Augusta, Georgia. —. YOUR i, IN PENCIL. ¢ on SUNDAY RVR aa and. ae we @ for time indi note for f wat Grice’ "square. Write ote’ wil ren you, nig tant witit A BLUR vim HO, OF sty. at Sresite Binth svenue'e re. avon the su x ras behind dollar gold piese. yer ron WRONG COAT, Hate vcomanh etreet,on a favor by calling at cor 22 East Fourteenth street, where the mistake enn be rectified S8ELL, OF DETROIT, WAS IN NRW York an Monday and part of Tu Witter 2 ea ines i Le? »y og his address at the store of Px vas ne CRANE DIN AT Q@LRANER, PATTERN apte mK. Coapman, at Crystal Palace, where be may jetendant never to bis know- | DRY ao. 1 RICH ‘T BARGAIN.—FOUR age AT A GREA’ rots “ph oe. o ; asual eg 283 HUDSON STREET. ‘Unheard of bargains For these who have delazed purebe aoe JACKSON & BENNER, 23 Hudson Queszs AND FURS 1 half price Cte Goring the month of ‘Tremendons bargaina “ On band for those who bave aeiayed, purchasing thelr winter garments, who baveGgO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway. C4Aee amas OUT SALE. balance of our stock ‘Of handsome cloth and velvet cloaks Wi) be offered from 4 me will: ee o Without regard to value. 7 At BEEKMAN & hay 5 4 1S Broadway. LO. Gans, SHAWLS, fe ervey HOSIERY AND GLOVES, bia F Hall, od odo Seen p Hell 4 otreet, Bale Peng to WIT the concern. RY GOODS WANTED.—ABOUT $10,000 WORTH OF estern, for goods, suitable for the W. trade, whi the ivertiser will 7 part cash and part approved: realestate. Address box office. XPIRATION OF LEASE ON FEBRUARY 1. E7"™*Ti Last OF STORW 860 BOWERY Shek entre, Are ansiouyioclear ou theesock of To accomplish thelr expectations they are. 4 to offer acco! mplas sretss y lisposed be by | tory ch prices as sale. joods iin have beew oferea uri the kl dngnell pan anic DRBOST OR BROS, 7 at remarkably low pric Bowery, Opposite mie a treet, Store formerly occupied b Hook. peo 1 a THE genes, SALE, Columbiay Hall, mG Grand street, ‘Without reserve - restriction as to prices. The whole must be ome 3 out immediately. ‘The stock Garabrle, Bwiee an ‘ic, Swiss and lace sets, Sleeves, collars and robes, douncings and edgings, Handkerchiefs in great Srustety. Lace and musiin curtains and draperies. Remember this is « bona fide closing nale by assignees, IMBROIDERED SKIRTS, &C., FROM AUCTION. 300 Embroidered and corded skirts at $2 each. F--j bd brilliant do, a $1 75 each. ¢ emibroidered cambric collars, at $1, worth $2 50. io Ps ‘hemaulebed Unen cambric handkerchiefs, at $225 and 30a dozen. KMAN & COMPANY, 473 Broadwa; mKS REDUCED YET AGAIN. Elegant side band oll nilk robes 0 t flounced black sik robes to ite cane sold ra rich velvet, side band, silk robes to $35, reduced from Beautiful shades, light goles. silks to $1 yard. ‘Allof whieh will be f Bribie barging yee AUB MAN & ©O.'S, 473 Broadway. at THE FASHIONS | Be AND ss MAIDEN LANE, CORNER NASSAU LADIES’ AND GENTLE FANCY FURS. Would informa the public hai they have taken be large store Reese their |, in order to show their goods to better van who are in want of fine furs at very low prices cab purchase them Tull swenty per cant ess nan Our faanor facturing price. All fra: class furs, warranted Capes and cuffs em article) as low a. ‘size Gent's fur caps, from. ‘Bi dio A call will satiety Robes, caps, gloves, collars, &c., &e. Remember 28 and 35 Maiden Jane. WHITE & BIRD. th three times tbe money. UR DAYS MORE Entire stook of At his emporium, Purchasers wishing great bargn’ weil to avail \bemeaives of this, ¥ Ti oan ev CS FREY’ TOUS 70 jon res, feathers and gilt or 8 fabulous. To panibaerise prices fo a fallacy. Teat| these. treasures by ex Amination at Pavilion de Flora, 361 Brosdway, between ‘Thompson's and Taylor's saloons. DANCING ACADEMIES. Sonwonsws DANCING ‘ADEN A. oe Broad “ip xe few York; ist Montague place, Broo (asses sow open fer the que pisos of puptia. 663% ott ebm SAUVAGEAU'S ny al Wi close ont the JOHN N. GENIN'S FORS, 308 Rrondwa nine in choice furs, will do Inst opportunity. NG IMPOR stock of eof. onite Bond street; open every da: and evening. jcun Of teaching is entirely new and rational, taught at the ‘alo ractice wil A MAGNIFICENT NW ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR, of unaurpaseed tone, warranied, wil: be sold at an im +r) deduetion for cash’ A second hand piano \aki se. } Please call at 156 West Brogdway, bear ene HT & DAVIS MOLIAN SEVEN OCTAVE iano, cost $425, for $250, in good order. a Boston piano for 75. Riceaine in’ melodeons. nt $90, $95, $60 and $0. Ti. ange and melodeons to let at low rains 8.'r GORDON, 97 Broadway. VIOLIN FOR $15, COST BT $00, ALSO, A FINE LOT OF paintings ae. very 2 ill exehan ge for diamonés or Waiches. A good safe wanted,” Call si 10 ‘Broadway, room a. A OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE AND STOOL, for sale at balf its value, made by well Known aud re spopaible city makers; round corners, xplendid tone, per- fectly new: must be gold as the family Bas ng use for it First avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, ‘USIC AT HALF P! = FROM THE WATERS’ CA. eA few ai Ker, pianos and melodeons at ‘astonishing low prices for Second hand pianos and me- lodeons, 4 very. great bargains. Frames | and melodeons to rept, afd allowed on purcl on month: perm ents, & at fe pease heiney of GRACE Ware 3 38 oash for second DAGCLET, nt ho. 388 Hrowdway. eae rth MANUFACTURERS OF PIANOFORTES.—CASH AD- wanees made on Pianofortes. Having ® spacions show room for the above articles manufacturers will be liberall fealt with, JNO. LEVISON. Proprietor American Art Gal. jery, 675 Broadway. Ts GREATEST CHANCE TO GET A SUPERB PIANO; rose’ gees, j colawes, made by one, of the will be sold for leas than half itw font heen weed ‘Ww months, and warranted in pertect or Inquire at 141 Nivth street. [OF i a cten” “Lady, come with me,” tho baid'T with n bow); We went to fe came Ao thence but now. Mage her angers grece, lool T underwand her lovely face. St soem to say, thank you, from my heart ; And with te gifts you drew \o-day "l) pever, Broadway, three, In sure! shrine For now been there with me, ate’ ‘With love ber blue eyes shine, Wich every book purchased at he American Gift and Book way, & ay present given. ata. Roques tree for ail who’ desire “A. RANNRY, Agent, ADY SUFFOLK. —JUST PUBLISHED, A FINE Unted of this celebraced trotting mare, as she ap Dest time. The only drawing ever Sen from fe. Price $1. Deniers = tapped fe. arg and agent on Uberal terms GW. LEWIS, 1 iboe street POLITICAL. PDmowatic 8 REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEN'S GENE. ral Committe The members elect of the Young Men's oie beat Pa abithodh Tha’ of Com. of 1807. GD eakerete ete chy meter nach Sieeesinknss ie 3 Bey General Tor JAB. are requested to moet for scTammdy Hl on this (ths Berean 7 calling at the More, oF addressing THOS NROY, 4 Tr. "ANTED, A STOCK OF SEABON Ss raiiable for the cogs, ae sell for cash, on ne made monthly. aatiafaciion ‘Organ —) evening, Jano $000 WORTH OF NEW AND LET OFF ‘entre street. TO INVEST IN SECOND BAND CLOTRINO. given. Wetiress A. a ©., tomerville, KK, plas fotice to California Bondholters now prepared to receive the old bonds of the nia, le, tepnepert the same to Racramento Cily and wz new ‘accordance with the act of 28th of April, 18M, and re turn same to this city. IIE OHKAPWET AND nest SEWER Y ReTARLTRH. cafema hie asaainian tll that Ro Roving 4 hee, amends on an ‘anda of prompt: red in the best mann: re PCTS ANRICH, tao Kroed way, Two doors from Amity street alaiatnncendcheenes RESTAURANTS. ORLING'S CONFECTIONERT AND LUNCH ROOM, 116 Broadway, between Pine and Cedar stree's, oppo alte Trinity Building he undersigned hes opened the above hiNiee he and the best wince and Angars, beet Havane segers « variety of L, GUELING, Proprietor, Aen LopaINe. wite ors ‘ingle ot roeme. House ot iret clase.” ‘Apply at 130 dil font roomie Hots Broadway. 1 FURNISHED vAnon AND one single gen' ing of four tlemen, and second te rooms, kitohe! ‘st alow rate, Apply at fy ar pete go worn D —ROOMS TO 2 am 4 Ly fae yor, oF Zi rey 4 ghamen Lay reed 4 1TH STREET, BETWEEN raed Reon avenne oom to let, ie lng board, sultable, for Sra a rery decirabie one 4s and laste lence to car and stage route BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—PLEASANT frnlabed rooms tole t, with board, Dinner at six o’clock ASHLAND PLACR, PERRY, STRERT— FURNISHED oome to let, wil with full or partial board. Terms moderate. Kelerence required, So [QTE STREET, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH avenue.—A ‘lad having recently taken this house, bas One suit of rooms, and two good sized ones, to let, with board, to a family or simgle gentlemen, German preferred. pe Dl 13%. STREET, 1», ROBT EW ae CORNER OF SEVENTH ‘avenue.—A lad: having recently taken this house, occu- Gr aphoe has en an elegant suit of rooms ‘on second floor; also, two youd sized rooms on upper story, to Het fw bond faauliy oF simle geullewmen; Gertian 152 BOND STREET—PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET LOW, Jota partial posed, if sezeanineds gasand bath in the house, ily. 26 AMITY PLACE—A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM, with stove in it, to let to a single gentleman, House contains everything to render it 4 pleasant home; frat class #, and a reasonable price expected. Dinner Bloecker street stages pass within one door. at nix. 3 COTTAGE PLACE.—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH large closet and board, suitable for a gentleawm US. lady, er single Te ert Terms moderate, Second door from Houston street. =. MARK’S PLACE—BOARD.—SUITS OF ELE- furnished for familes or single gen- fermen sa led’hote at half past five o'clock, references ex- Gas, bath, &e. MARKET STREET—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, with board for gentlemen and their wives, or a few single aeeeee, where a secial home can be enjoyed. Terms moderate. A] CROSBY STREET, NEAR | BROOME.—A LARGE Tom, second. siory, neatly furnished. suitable, for, gentleman and his wife or two genti mm, with board. All the modern improvements in thé house. "4 Soation desirable and central, 4.9 ROBINSON STRERT, CORNER OF GREENWICH — A xentleman and wife or two gentlemen, can be accom- modaied with board. 7 VARICK STREET.—ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR Without board, to eee and their Wives or single gentlemen; cars piss oor. 3 STMARK’S PLACE, EIGHTH STREET,—A FRENCH family wishes to Jot with board, to a gentlem vn and wife or family, a bandsomely furnished Parlor and bedroom, nis rooms to’ single gentlemen; house first class; dinner at six o'clock; | terms modera NTH STREET.—FU 120% to let to gendemen only Dedroom adjoining; location desi woat of Broadway. Reference J BLEECKER STREET. — A a DELIGHTFUL ISHED APARTMENTS consisting of parlor, and ble, being & few houses changed. suit of rooms, front, on 1m with board; also, large and small rooms, with fire, for Lo prt with full or artial board. House bewly furnished Recngnnts | gas, bath, Referenees Lire at 6 o'clock. Terms reasonab! ed. 133 GRoseyY STREET, IN THR VICINITY OF THE Metropolitan Hotel.—Furnished rooms with all they modern improvements to let, with or without board, U7 DUANE §T., BETWREN HUDSON AND GREEN. wich streeta—Furnished rooms to let, in a private family, with all the modern improvementa, to gentlemen, without board; from $I to $3,per week. | References ex changed. 200 BAST BROADWAY 10 BE LET, WITH BOARD. two handsomely furnished front rooms. The house is new, containing aj] the modern improvements, and is replete Keferenoes exchange: with every convenience, 20 EAST BROADWAY.—A FAMILY, OR TWO SIN. le, gentlemen, can obtain a very delightful front Toom, on the south side of the street, for $10 per week, ane The house hae every coavenloace “Ales ball room for $4. 225 BAST TENTH STREET —A LARGE PARLOR AND bedroom to let, furnished, with board, in a house the modern improvements, also two qher rooms to entiemen and their wives. or single xentlemen. Loca leasant; terms very moderate, references exchanged. with letto tion pleass 23 dates with good board all the modern improvements. TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND Second avennes.—A few boarders can be accommo and pleasant roems, The house bas References given and re quired. DG4. FAST TENTH STREET. TWO SMALL PARLORS with bedrooms attached, neatly furaished, to le With full or partial board; also s\péle, rooms, om very mote. Pate terms.’ Gas and bath in the ‘Bouse.’ Very plensant lacation. 5Q BROADWAY, UNION SQUARE, CORNER SEVEN. teenth sireet.—To let, handsome suit of rooms om the first floor, together oF separate, wo tacnily or gentlemen, with or without board, or private table. PRIVATE FAMILY, TAKING ONLY A. yey ‘ Lemp bave two fine ae the second : at A private bath room, gas, y will toe pg La ey eT ah Ae, LADY AND GENTL obtain ple as, bath. Pri ¢ration to such as would furnish all or i part. Apply at 68 Went Twelfth streets between Sixth and Seventh avenues. } WIDOW LADY, LIVING RETIRED, WISHES TO | ‘accommodate a lady with board and a neatly furnished | front room. Location West Twenty sixth street. Address A. | } W., Madison square Post office. VERY SUPERIOR SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND floor, also single bedrooms, to let, with or without ba or private table, well adapted for gentlemen or gen man and wife, to the latter ase of kitchen if desired, servan rooms. References. Apply ai 47 Amity street, near Broad. way. } YOUNG G yg WISHES A HOME IN A & fashbonable | PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORK ROOM THAN they require, will rent thr: the entire se: Cond floor of & tirst claws house 0 Fourth ne, with board, ty for'a of & quiet home, wiih taken. Please address J x 4,190 Post oft LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR LADY, WITH board for the lady, will find in @ «mall private family a ates! parlor and bedroom, or bedroom. No. boarders, ljowse modern and central.’ Those looking for home com- forts will please address Home, box 125 Heraid oft PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE AS BOARDERS ABOUT Jour gentlemen, would appreciate good living ant a OC Dinner or as they please. The house is near ty fourth street and Fourth avenue. Ad dress box 109 Herald office. A Patv4ts PARISIAN FAMILY, RESIDING IN A at fe ho |, modern bouse, would itke to let the upper syfurmiahed or unfurnished. with or wii ergeth lacecns witkout extre charge. Best city rete: feoses eacbanged. Apply at N14 Nassau sircet, Srxt floor, | fron’ roow. Ra = 4 Tra. PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO | with board. vate family; privilege to use ® imesigr’s Tim mre ate Weat Thirty-sisth street, between — ewth and Kighth avenue. FRONT ROOM, AT 18 WEST FLEVENTI STREET with board, ‘om third floor; house bas all the modern provements sis A TURMISHED FRONT BEDROOM TO LRT. WITH sitting room, and full or partial board, 10 & ra ‘ind ‘ni rif or one or two single gentlemen, at 4; Wen N ENGLISH FAMILY ARE DESIROUS OF LETTING small room 10. single gentleman, with fall or parital board. Apply at 104 Madison sireet, near Rutgers. Bast .—A SUIT ON THE SE@OXD FLOOR, CON- of front, back and hall room, eiegant ; wan robin wil board a » smal private fe La 1 Wmanioe ens ems wife, in the vicinity oranda ahor:d 5 on equate, for ine fuel apd light, addres ®. Yale, meta ee ” OARD.—TO st WITH BOARD, A BACK PARLOR ‘and a room for a single gentleman, sinated im one of the iow plessant parte sa ot Ra AW Family amet ‘moderate. eterence excnan| Term o retice exchanged. OARD WANTED, A COMFORTARLE, FURNISHED room, for & lady and gentleman. hoard foe the inty oni, juiet family where there are novther Terms moderate. Address J.J. J., Broadway flies for two days. OARD.—A 6 ee AND His wre, oR TWO i No. WA BsEees street, = a OARD—INSTRUCTION.— AN ENGLISH tires to give instruction as equivalent for ner bowrd. he ‘peaks fluently five Buropeas ie of music and drawing toarrange for lemons languages, has a knowled, the ¢lemenie of the acieners, and a university diploma. Address D'Anvers, Indien’ window, Post office. Bur —GENTLEMEN DESIROUS OF A GOOD NOME, with rooms and to correspond, in a central incation, and at prices to mult the time, are requested to call at No. Ist (rand street, et, nearly oppesite Odd Fellows Hall. OARD.—THE BLERCKER STREET HOUSE, 110 Bloecker atreet ia now winded the reception of board The been newly Abe accommorta- ‘til the conteniences that fon of families end obene aha een obtained in a fami ote. Good and commodions rime in be obtained if applied for immediately. OARD.—FOUR_ GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMO* Boat Ree prince arcetwisin's mamute'e walk of Broadway, for $8 50 per week. ARD~-A PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY (WiILt, receive ont or two gentlemen as boarders: ily, $8 BO per werk, Mig’ ‘sed the eomforta of s Nome: Gas in the rooms. bede Phense call a9 Urcbartl street, betow Grand mren .—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, or Wlemen, and gentlemen and bih awd Nigth a Bosh eett able for wen! ibelr wives: sult Recund avenue, between E very desirable. Dioner at terenees exchanged, Terms reasonable. | PEW, stNcry ated with farnisbed rooms, with modern improv | New Yorn: a, or, pastial boar for a married wouple Ble gentlemen: no other boarders: (wo nice rooms with every modern convenience. Address Doctor, Madison square Post office. Reterences exchange: OARD WANTED PERWANENTL Gils, living whove Kle trove, and dinner only occ ‘ef bos OARD DOWN TOWN. WN. GENTI AMEN AND “THEIR ven and & men can de acrommoda! with board and icant a parlors, at i iiraige surce', OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY, HAVING A house pleasantly loeated, three minutes walk from Wall treet or South ferrice, ean arcommonate two or three gente- ‘men with rooms and partial board. Keferences exchanged. Apply at 44 Joralemon street, : | Boren oe IN BROOKLYN.’ VERY PLEASANT second floor and board, may 00 ‘obtained is pentieman | ‘and lady, or two single , in a de- han location, convenient to Fulton and nll etree’ ferries. Apply at 87 Hicks street, corner Pineappie street. OARD IN FROOKLYN.—FRONT ROOMS ON SECOND joor for # lady and gentleman, or ringie 4 minutes walk from Adiaaiic and Wall strest ‘eon {oa Eitntom Terma moderate. 4 Warr: inton and Henry street, Atlantis sirce OARD TN BROOKTYN <A GENTLEMAN AND fIS Wife or two single gentlemen may obtain board and very Pleasant accommodations with x private family 17 Con firat house from Henry, three minutes) walk From mm. South douth terry. SO ROARD. IN BROOKLYN. BETWEEN. PIRRREPONT and Clark eireets, within five minutes of Patton and Wall - rest ferries — A gentleman and his wife, or & few single xen tlemen, can be accommodated with a pleasant room on the second floor al 180 Henry street, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife ean be accommodated with board and a large room ‘rn the second floor. Call at 92 Clinton street. Reference re- quired. OARD WANTED—IN A_ PRIVATE FAMILY, UP town, for @ gentleman, ans and two dena nites would require an entire second or third floor, handsomely furnished. Address box 4,625 Post office. ‘arren street, between WANTED_BY THE NUMEROUS APPL; that dally apply at the Boarders’ , 46 Broadway, ‘all wiublag ouleel boarders should make rime. diate application ‘Board seekers direoted ratnitouay, with Tull particulars. SMITH & BOYD, $46 Broadway, OARD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY CONSISTING OF & gentleman, two ladies and two children. Two rooma required, location able and below Fourteenth street. elma moderate. Call or address Chae. 1. Lock, 130 Water sireet, up stairs. References exchanged, OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN; full board for lady, near Broadway nd between Bleecker and Fourteanth street, Terms uot to exceed $l4a Week Address Mrs. ©. A. J., Broadway Post office, for two ys. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A PRI- vate family, American or Spanish; location Ninth ward a, Address F. F., Herald office, stating terms, loca. uon, OARD WANTED.—GOOD BOARD AND PLEASANT rooms are wanted, in desirable localities, for about one indred and Atty genteel boarders, Families why can ee commodate boarders will confer a a favor by furnishing par culars at the Exchange, No. 249 Broadway. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, IN THE vicinity of Twenty ixth street and Sixth avenne, in@ gen- ice! private family, of select boarding house. Terms not to exceed $3 50. Address J. Smith, Madison square Post office. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO gentlemen of quiet hablis, can be accommodated with @ pleasant room in @ private family. where they can enjoy the comforts of « quiet home, by applying st 87 Kast Twenty-sixth street, one door from Lexington avenue. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR SIN. gle gentiemen, can obtain soomg, with either fall or par tia! board, in a first class house. Batling room, gas, Ac. Ap- ply at 263 Fourth a avenue, near Twenty-tirat street. OARDING.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 80 CLIN ton piace (Righth street), a handsome suit of rooms on the second floor, front, with pantries attached, to a family or ingle gentlemen. Unexceptionable references given and require OARDING.—FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND bedroomtto let, with or without board, on reasonable ierms, in & pleasan@situation, at 137 West Eleventh street, where ¢: OARDING.—A PMEASANT FRONT ROOM, FUR- nished oF not, suitable for a married couple or’ two or ihree sing'e persons; house neat and comtorble. Persons desiring & yuiet home, with ® a plain domestic tamily, can ob- tain such on very reasonable terms. But few boarders taken, Apply at 119 Nineteenth street, between Second and Third avenues. OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR two or three single persons, can have plessant rooms with board. in # private family, rewiding nt at 109 Kast Twenty- seventh street, between Lexington and Third avenues, The douse has Kas, bathe, 4c. Terms moderate. References exchanges OARDING. —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR ONE OR two single me ean be accommodated ot “ ar jor on first: mn goes ‘board, in s email fam ‘eat Twentyhrat street. Dinner et Biolock. For ress ap" ply at gallery, 363 Broadwa; OOPER HOUSE, NO. 84 BROADWAY.—FURNISHED rooms by the day or week, for gentlemen and ladies: price per day. 2 to cents; por week, from ,82 to $5. Con: and stages pass every five minites, nected is # tirst class restat URNISHED ROOM WANTED—FOR A LADY AND gentleman, with board for the lady only, in a hou where there are a0 other boarders, between Tenth and "Thir- Ueth streets, west side, with bath and gas, Address, stating terms, Mra. Arundel, Metropolitan Post office, Bible Houne URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITA BOARD, SUIT. able for single gantlemen, oF gentlemen and their wives, in a house containing all the modern improvements. Apply at 68 West Twen' y-first street, corne! ath avenue, FURNISHED ROOMS, IN A PRIVATE PAMILY, IN ‘West Twenty second street,—A front third story room, ‘with small bedroom attached, or a lar Accommodations first class. ' Terms $5 per week, fire ant gam imeluded. Breakfast if desired. Pa of undoubted re. speciability cam address West Twenty second street, Herald office. wecond siory room. IURNISHED ROOMS IN A PRIVATE HOUSE WANTED, ‘A gentleman desires a handsomely furnished parlor and bedroom, wth private breakfaat, location bewween Fonrweenth and Twentieth streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues. Ad. dress box 39 Post office. ENTLEMEN CAN BE ACC at way, REN@H BOARD Melek ome of bm gary 2 WANTS ‘a comfortable room with in & Faench fas Terms moderate. a Prosch’ Boarder, Herald 7, censouable terme, in & Private family, at 685 Broad tween Kighteenth and Nineteenth streets. mily. office, URNISHED ROOMS 10 LET—TO SINGLE GENTLE. men, or & gentleman ani wife. Apply at No, 16 Laight wreet, N.Y. ( NE OR TWO gg emai CAN OBTAIN A WELL. furnished room, with gas, bath, €c., in a private family. Apoly at 137 Highs sireet, opposite Clinton Hall, near Broad way. OFF .0% TWO, SINGLE GENTLRMEW, OR A GRN Viem yp and his wife, can maki arragemonta for board, with pleasant rooms, by fine At 1k Tatagion Avenue, between Twenty seventh he % ty #ighth streets, RIVATE BOARDING—IN AN AMERICAN FAMILY, with @ large front room and bedroom onsecond floor, two large rooms and bedrooms on third floor, and rooms for two in each at per week. A few select family boarders and single gentlemen are desired at 16 Bond street. House first class and modern improvements. pte cn ARTIAL BOARD AND COMFORTABLE ROOM Wanted-—by a 8 single geDticman, 19 © aub eciable family in Brooklyn. , box 182 Herald office, for two days. A rid BOARD, A HANDSOMELY FURNISH. on the first Y ag 4 LET by BROOKLTN. —& LADY Ravine s FRONT would partial board’ in ts | Kemi. fea, hm few inaiee, walk ravi moderate. Mierate. Apply at lee © LET-WITHOUT BOARD, TWO FURNIEHED rooms on the second floor, will be let to sing e genlemen or to gentiemen and their wives, with privilege of f Exehen, at ‘D6 Went Twenty first street. a Le Lau by-ly, 4 FRONT ROOM, ith bedroom at 466 Canal str: eet, corner of TILLIAMSBURG.—A aeNTiRMAN PAND HIS | LB | lemen, can WW. of (wo sinale pesti be accom: ina, rive fry Oy appir! {i Poyiaeree ore dy ae me ot ANTED—FROM THE ast oF vanau gentleman and his wife and ser the privilege wt tbe inundry, fureiabed room dress C. H. 8., Herald office, stating terms and location. ee AA AAA A TpSON RIVER t, RAILROAD RXPRERS TRAINS for Albany and Troy, stopping at prinet al stations, con heating with Weaern rol we Onamvere street at 6%) and 11.90 A. M., and 4:45 F. “AeJ. SMITH, Superintendent N YORK amp HARLEM RAILROAD. aneaay fanaa Commencing Fannary 6, 1868, sae ne depot, co corner ‘And Contre atracte 9.90 4. M. Mall, for Alban; a apr at Williamabridge aad ene * Laaesiauth for Albany,fstopping at the principal aoe “St For White Plains, sopping st all Intermediate » rownia pepe em eee ye, oueer corner of Twenty-sirth street ond madridge, stopping at all intermediate nak # Wee recs, b t-4 Le M Muersm, oping at Wiliams ridge on alline Fails Seoppagel i tetermetinns Gatees Traine “popping © all ehsioes nor ot Of, and mt, ng. a prtnctaal tations cal. HE HUDSON RIVER OPEN TO splendid ice going sieamer ITERO, Capt. epee ya sy Reepeie Ke 80 cents. eight vo ibang’ fore Hbany at ef L GentirMan or mainte wren “A LIBERAL Av to marry. His soci! and DN ‘postin jomity wm in Ye Gor the ret aod and realty eligible fare invited ( Post office, New York, with fall Cm ALM. sede Gawkee Real not desired watt] a correspon dence bas roved mutnal sincerity and ehigipitity. (et oa oot Year noe means, tee Mg ‘moral and bu Pearanee and rs, ia deairous Tor the toate means are deairabie ade tf Horace Broadway Port of oa other wil vel be tre et » C—A WIDOW OF & tee A hen to mae A.J A oy Young gentiema: i inte indy Of 18 years. prly to cs ) oO rim room fo 1, ‘fom 1 9 PM run Fie Br ee Se ero HOUSES, ROOMS, &&., TO LET. $10 ¥ER MONTH. FOUR BEADTIVEL, ROOMS ON wi ‘es meders ‘i mieonel wil'belet o's aia ul que fan family for this amount, pagabie in A, rs ‘Thistieth atreet, oF ‘iiiam street. Wi wished if required. 107 fi amen PLACK. RIGHTH arnes, BETWEEN and Sixth ‘The pote it dve ly (Aw and Croton water, also bath, &e. feta, together or in separale ‘suits, with or ‘without References exchanged. RARE CHANCE.—A FIRST SUAS, LODGING AND dinta ‘saloon, with long ease san aad Jow rent, doing » usiness. To be For par fictiara’ Inquire at 102 Veney niet, Of SW EATLOR, CANAL STORE ON A LONG 1 LEASE.—THE stock and will of am old established and one of the t stands in clty for the dry goods business, will be of tered to ny t= parties ate real Bo tae favor terms; Canal Mrert ‘weet of and near Broadway. Address Merchant,Broad way Post office. — y ¢- SUPERIOR THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSB to tet--desirably situated In an unexoeptions! neighbor hood west of Broadway; Piri ap ag 4 ly a ¥ lease, The elt sce Wek RICHARDS, DS, Gr liroadway. DSO) Y FUR: D FIRST CLASS HOUSE byes) i Fiftees th street, P daintakag sixteen yearly re also large house, furnished, 132 Prince iatreet, rent ICHARDS, 307 Broadway. EE ee ROOKLYN HOUSES—TO LET QR POR SALE, FIVE three story brick houses with: et basementa, marble mantels and alg eva apa 60 Ryerson street, perio k Mi maces ER, New ay Le ARROOM TO LET~ON THE FIRST FLOOR, ON Se SEL ri oat liquor uae @ of the botel; also, a basement, 606 also an of _— Brond- way, on selon area’ ‘Apply 1606 Hrosdway. ORNIBHED HOUSE TO LRT —wr Fiprovppenttand ine geet "Cane steu fram 10 OTE Me. Apply altel West Twentg ht “anhareeks OUSK TO LRT. NEW, CARFRTS GAS FIXTURES, &e., ‘The desirable Engiiat basement bouse ie 4 West Pec ‘sixth street. Apply at 74 Broadway, office No. I ‘EW HOTEL FOR A GOOD TENANT.—THE 60R- scriber bas a fine corner down town, eaat of Broadway ‘on which he wants to erect a pote! ot or lod ing of abo 170 rooms, on the Kuropean p 7 other wat desirable, Aud wants (o find an oceupant before be jada to build. ow with name and references, box Jersey City Post GroRE To TO LET.—THE STORE 168 CHATILAM SQUARE. SD to let, and fixtures for sale. ‘The beg loentia ny for ang fancy or retail Sasiaens. Pill pines window A2 Inquire on the premisen, LET—HOTRL CORNER OF FORTIETH §TREET AND Bixth avenue, ae situated, with all Conveniences. Inquire of H. MERRITT, No, 49 Third avenue. 10 LET—PART OF THE HOUSE NO, 1.002 BROAD- Tl All the ay oy Boor TPOLRTSA PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE HOTSR No. 173 Kast Seventeenth st., with all the modern improve- menis. Will be let to responsible parties on reasopable terms. Apply atthe h ET—A LARGE AND SPACIOUS STORE, UNDER the Mercantile Library, ronnii from As‘or place t Meet. Inquire of JOS, A. CLARK, 10 LET- THE PREMISES SITUAT ner of New Bowery and James wie The whole of the pret willbe Jet. For particulars Kirk's Brewery, ire on the premises, or at 10 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR, IN & GENTBEL TWO story and aitic house; the neighborhood quiet aug res Inquire at No. 68 Bedford street. Rent $12 per 10 LET—THE LONG FSTABL ISHED MARBLE WORKS, situate corner of Beach and Greenwich streets, toge:ber with the fixtures and good will of the same. Apply dn the premises. 10 LET—A PLEASANT FRONT OFFICE FROM NOW Ull Let of May, or alter if required; rentmoderate, Apply at No. 4 Broadway, up stairs. 10 LET—A CHOICE FARM 0 OF 900 ACRES ON THE Sound, 30 miles from New York by daily steamer; 400 uo der cultivation, Terms liberal. E. T, CATLIN, 25 William street. ) LET—RENT $260 PER YEAR—A SPLENDID STORE, S2feetdeep, on west wide of Ninth avenue, No, 265, 4 fine business. location and suitable for most any Dasinees with nearly all the fixtures required. Apply as above aton 10 LET—FROM MAY IST, THE BUILDING 4 (OLD No, 37) Canal street, two doors Broadway. ‘Also, the marble basement building, No. a north of Chambers street. Also, batk street, opposite the market. Apply to Gn ere sure RGB Buvck, 1 © LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—THE ad first ¢ Beekman. A at. STEVENS SON'S, 196 Water sirest, or at No. 6 ‘Twenty third street, before 10 A. M. 10 LET OR LEASE—THE FIRST CLASS, BRAUTT fully jpcated and pearly new house, $26 Henry sireet, rookiyn, between Harrison and De Graw streets. from now or from the ist May vext. Rent in accordance with the etrin. pency of the times Apply 10 JOHN K. HORS, 199 Folion aureet, N.Y, up saira. GROCERS.—THE PLACE NO. 29 WASHINGTON street to let, and the stock sell ng ot chern, by tbe ae- signees. [rine DEPARTMENT — E TWENTY NINTH A NYAL sar Sy A ge ‘Or will take piace st the Academ: Music, corner ht Fourteenth sireet abd Trving place, oo day evening, Jan 2B, 1868. Tickets may be procured of the managers, or of the officers, HENRY A BURR, Prenident, 101 Cliff street. PETER MH. TITUS, Treasurer, 38 Market nireet, AME F. WENMAN. N, Secretary, 10 Pearl street, OURTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE YOUNG MEN'S AS sociation for the benefit of the Kaman Catholic orphans, 46 be ‘held @ Niblo's Saloon on Tuceday evening, Jamwary 19; 1868. Shelton’ fall band eneaged. Tickets to Admit a geo Nee Theadere P. omen ape we $8. Honvrary members—' Kelly, Oliver 8. Mooney. COMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS. Oscar Spence, Ra Thomaa Maldeon, John W. McKinley, Edmund Dante! Sweeny, Jr, Jamon Ty Duigan, ° John Kelly Charien Hussey, Witham Lalor, "Peter Lynch, John tie ward ©. Byrne, elly: Joun MoCantan, Sect amine Lasou, treasures ee a RAND res benefit of the the A Comenves of Ly RY AND ave. Bag ly ror — . “eveniar, 4 y mal med eect ‘Chairman. thie the door. for a Corp'l Leow ann Jat ie ne Cuas. H. Cocumay, fist RAND COMPLIMENTARY Bath 7 Gtbees eed deal tl ee ot x oS | Pea pier eee ae ane Mee eke $1™ ig de song | TL BARRINORR, Breed , oy a $25,000 on diamonds, watches, pianon, J goons, To kone, ON WA $1 cE eget etre ee of all kinds notice. | Beeurtt DeKomated a of Ann street, rooma Nos. 3 and $ —€. C. CLARK 4 CO... 566 BROADWAY, autor + Prince s:reet.—Thia old established hbase lone Ainonpt on see Ot all Rinde-dismonde, waichon jew elry athe Ly at the highest price. foes; business couditent 40 caaeenzen BOND D AND MORTGAGB, ON fe on ee coved ory in thie ot compan + uit from pak My tee raha a eee, £ W. No bosons GAME OF namerous |) wiae Peas a i esce = | aes 7 RS AND PATENT = ae patent, dated— fod gavay. oor corner a nal re: Duty FROM NAT 1 REALLY “that cam be. thoroughly learned 2D hour lee. ‘the og at aby Mr. WOOD, at 23) Siatd avenoe. Fon naa & lesson om wrinl. ‘| FS, ae PAIN CTR LD AT ANY &, ‘en atthe American Art Gallery, 675 Broadway. sree your Dergaine geri,