The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1858, Page 8

Tn from Northern Mexico. FROSPECT OF AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC—THB CN VERNORS GARZA AND VIDAUBTAL, It is confideotly expected that these frontier States will Comonfort to the last—as well as the reactionists in Savor of Sania Auna and the Clero y Fueros party—and ‘Wat if driven to extremes, they will declare for the ‘ Im- devondence of the Sierra Madre.” eal’ Texas look out, and be ready to lovd a helping hand, be has commercial and agricultural interests as stake gm connection with such & movement, that cannot admit of her remaining inactive or indifferent during the stragg*e. Ye confirmation of this intelligence we may quote from Abe Brownsville Flag, of the 1sith inst., whicit eays, in re- Serence to the Northern Mexican Stetes:— They are determined to have aa Nodecendens country or die im the e@urt. In the event they should secede from or trom at portion “os wealth and enterprize wi be concentratra'ed along the Rio Grande and the extreme northern portion of the coun- try. The rich ore of the serra Madre will be extracted from the carth and converted in the usefuimess of trade. The arts and sciences wil! be encouraged, for where liber- ty is cherished and freedom of speech guarantied, enlight- ‘enment and advancement are tie matnral consequences, If the people of Northern Mexico have any desire to free themselves from the yoke of the central power, they eanpot seize 2 better opportunity than the present, and it ‘Wey will but make a strong e@ort for themselves, they Will be sure to receive such adsistance from others as will Tender their success complete. 5 ‘Theatrical, Musical, &e. Bnoanway Theatke —The spectacle of “Cinderella” and & variety of equestrian entertainments are to be given this ‘afternoon. In the evening we arefpromised a regular ‘oid fashioned circus performance, in the course of which NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1858. proved, especially in the treasury department, where particular energy a8 vvell as integrity are essential that no:hing should be wanted to give efficiency to the plans and policy of the Board; and it is for this purpose we say tbat a change should be made in the office of treasurer, for in spite of the respectability and establishee, worth of the present incumbent, he very materia!ly lacks activity and a proper disposi- tion to assume responsibilities. In our estimation there are several gentlemen in the Board of Direc- tion who are well suited for this position—among others Mr. Oliphant and Mr. Joseph Riggs, men of wealth, energy and active intelligence, particularly well suited to the emergency; and this, with a bold and decided co-operation among all the parties inte- rested, a reasonable hope may be entertained in the future prosperity of the company. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows: ‘Total receipts... Pe S176,171 59 Tota! payments a a ‘Total ice. *s3,a1 ae a7 The receipts to-day inclade $80,000 from customs. ‘The President of the Racine and Mississippi Rail- road Company sends us the following, which we publish for the benefit of whom it may concern:— Having noticed several recent auction sales of Racine city bonds at shameful quotations, [have been induced to inquire into the case, anu I find that the sales and re sales have been & miserable spurious boad, Parperting. to have been issued to the Racine and Mississippi Railroad Company, No. 64, signed Plutarch Montgomery, Mayor, and Sneeden Fuzzy bum, Clerk. The genuine ods are signed by David Me}ionalc, Mayor, and A.J. Redburn, Clerk, and endorsed by the Racine and Mississippi Railroad Company. The public should be properly caationed im reference to this matter. We learn that Samuel J. Tilden, Esqg., was this day elected a director of the Cumberland Coal and Meesrs. Meivilie and Stone are to ride their bareback acts. Nivto’s —Dan Rice will sccommodete families and ethers with a sight of his “great show’? this afternoon, as wellasinthe evening. The tight rope walking pirecotteg ‘the admirably trained horses, the tame rhivoceros, those comical mules, and Dan Rice himself are all to be seen. Bowery Trkarne.—A drama called the “Minister of Po- Bice, or Paris in Old Tim is to be produced here to might. It will be preceded by Stiakspere’s * Hamlet,’ with Mr. Eddy as the hero, and Miss Sallie St. Clair as Ophelia, and followed by the farce of the “Spectre Bride- groom.” Berton’s.—The comedy of the ‘Serious Family,” with Messrs. Burton, Mathews and Brougham in the chief male ebaracters, and the drama of “Nicholas Nick'eby,” areto be played to-night. Messrs. Walcot, Brougham and Bar- tm are in the cast of the latter, Auother full house, sure Waizack’s—The comic drama entitled “The Crown Prince” snd the tavorite m ot The Vicar of ‘Wakefieli’” will this evening enable various of the most talented members of the compauy to appear in characters shat seem to have been specially designed for their res- pective representatives. Lavra KEene’s —Misses Keene, Thompson and Manners, and Messrs. Jordan, Wheatieigh, Jeilerson and others con- tinue to win much applause in tie adaptation of “White Lies,” which is again announced for this evening, with ‘the mirth provoking buriesque entitled “The Lady of the Lions.” AmeEnicAN Meseca.—Those of our citizens who have read tne popular story upon which Mr. Watkins’ success ful crama of ‘The Pioneer Patriot’ is founded, should go the Museum and see the sdmirable manner in which = cramatist has embodied the multifarious and exciting cidents. Covorep Orrxa.—A great deal of merriment is in store for al! who have not visited the negro entertainments this week. At George Christy & Wood's they have a very amusing version of “The Toodies, with Gaudle Lectures.” ‘Tne Buckleys retain the services of the renowned Ethio- ian numorist, Eph. Horn, ana the Bryants tender a fresb udget of whimsicalitves and heel and toe exercises. Political Intelligence Firms Conaresionat Dixraicr oF Soura Carolina. We notice a number of nominations for the seat in tbe House of Representatives now held by Hon. James L. Orr, which would seem to confirm the rumor that he will not be a Fandidate for electio —_—_—— Tron Company, to fill a vacancy in the Board. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were $73,457,743 09, and the balances amounted to $964,623 35. The Metropolitan currency certificates to-day stand at $1,941,000. The Court of Appeals has decided the case of the old Utica tna Insurance Company against sundry of the citizens of Hamilton, Madison county, who were insured in the Mutual branch of the #tna, and who had given notes which had been assessed by the company the whole amount, in favor of the com- any. : Bulls of the Artisans’ Bank, of Trenton; American do.; Bank of Trade, and Millville Bank—all of New Jersey—are not received at the Metropolitan Bank. A-short time since the directors of the company now running the part of the Elmira, Canandaigua and Niagara Falls Railroad between Elmira and Watkins, known as the’ Chemung Railroad, gave no- tice to the officers of the New York and Erie Com- pany (from whom they leased it about a year since fora period of three years,) that hereafter they would not pay them for its use more than the net profits of the road over and’ above running expenses. on Monday last, without any previous notice, the ofticers of the Erie Company took possession of the road and placed bes oe it their own cars, conductors, engineers, &c also took possession of the vari- ous ticket offi ss and freight depots between Elmira and Watkins. Up to Wednesday the road was still in their possession. Stock Exchange. Trrspay, Feb. 9, 1858. 85 Sehs Hadson RRR 19 944 bio 19 % ed 33 10% 0 pooeas BHO i ‘ a4 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tvespay, Feb. 9—6 P.M. There was in reality a bully market today. Buy- ers are abundant, full of confidence, and take hold with a great deal of spirit. The transactions to-day were unusually large, at advancing prices through- out. The easy money market is teHing with mach effect on quotations for stocks, and specniation is perfectly rampant. It does not seem to matter much what kind of securities are purchased, as a profit ean be Ddoard to-day Indiana State fives improved 1 per cent; Missouri State sixes, ; Erie third mortgage re bonds, 1; Michigan Central bonds, 1; La Crosse land grant bonds, j; Delaware and Hudson, 1; Pennsyl vania Coal, 24; Cumberland Coal, 4; Pacific Steam- thip Company, j: New York Central Railroad, 3; Erie, }; Harlem, old, 1; do. preferred, 2; Michi gan Southern, old, 1; Pa: a, 2; Galena and Chicago, 14; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; Sixth Ave- [ nue Railroad,3. At second board the market was even more buoyant, with an active demand for the better class of stocks. Missouri State 6's ad- | vanced j; Cumberland Coal, }; Erie, 1; Harlem, }; | La Crosse, $; Michigan Central, $; Michigan South- ern, 4; Chicago and Rock Island,1. Reading was the only he k on the closed 4 per cent lower. y ste portion of which was for cash. Of the railroad stocks Panamg, and Galena and Chicago take the Jead and command the highest prices. They are be- yond all question the best on the market. The most rigid economy has been introduced into every de- partment of the management of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company, and in the face of a con- siderable decline inthe gross receipts, the expenses have likewise been reduced in a corresponding ratio, thos demonstrating a problem in railroad manage- ment—that the expenses can be made to bear near the fame relative per centage on a reduced volume of bu- Owing to this economy the net carnings of company for the wir months show a hand- gain over the corresponding months of last twithstanding the falling off in work done. The Panama Railroad Company is doing a better Duriness than ever. The steamship Northern Light is advertised to leave this port for Aspinwall on the 10th to connect with the Orizaba at Panama. ‘These two steamers Lelong to opposition lines. The new or bogus Transit Company, got up by White, winess. inst., Morgan & Co., will, it understood, start a boat from this port’on the 9th or 10th of March, to meet the Orizaba, which is a continuation of their line for the present on the Pacific side. This company will probably start the Quaker City at the appointed time, and the competition on this «ide will, it is supposed be between that steamer and the Northern Light. This is one of the theories of the street regarding the new line. No one eupposes for a moment that # coulition has been formed between the Vanderbilt and Morgan forces, but we know enough about these financiers und speculators to not be surprised at anything that may turn up. The Vanderbilt and | Morgan parties are apparently contesting for the | Transit route through Nicaragua, but we should not De at all astonished to see them combine and mu- tually share the plunder If the public will only leave them alone, and avoid the new stock in what alized almost the next day. At the first | list to-day, and that | In all the leading specula- | tive securities there was a very large business, a good | pt do.. 5 10 Harlem RR pref. 540 do 150 Mich SkNindR 23 Bh a 50 . 200 1300 N S York ? ‘8.58 100"; 100 Reading RR BO00ERRSmbds."83 $3 500 4000 HRiv RR 2d im. 85 100 LOCOMCRRSpelmafed #7 100 11000 do. 12000 8000 1 Cen RR 2 5000 do 64 MicS&Nia pre st. 35 | 15000 Mi free 200 Panama RR... ” 1000 LaCa 7000 do. } 4n0 do ino 9 | 1 ebe Fulton Bank 50 Gal&Thic RR. 890 st | 5 Bk of Commerce. 124 do, 83 20 Bk of State of NY 25 Atm Ex Bark 8-"ip | 24 Del & Hud Cun Co 00 Pena Coa! Co..... | 1790 Cumberl’d Ui » 20 New Jersey RR. 5 Sixth avenue RR. do. BOARD. $1000 Virginia 6’ 700 she Bien RR, 11% 5000 Missouri6's.b10 8416 apretid 20 10000 bd 84 100 Read i Ri..030 664, 2000 . $4 500 83 56 10600 £37; 100 Fp 4000 Indiai Sh 220 La Crosse &M RR 1000 N Carolina 6's. 43% 100 1000 Tenn 6's... 8 Mich Cent 63 5000 NYCRR6's 35 Mich Sa NindRR. 211 5000 FrieRR c bs. 100 ; 12000 LaC&Migbds. 40 100 2000111 Cen RR bds.. 954 50 5 ebsCumbCoaiCo. 20% 100 160 G0......000 21 50 co 6v Panama Kit 180 Gal & Chic RR. 169 10 108 Cley & Toledo RR. Tb Paciiic M & do. ..b30 100 do "Fo Chi & Rte REI w do ib $00 Erte RR. 25 4 Yo sta & ‘ie RR 100 see DIO REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. By AH. Nicolay $5,000 Milwaukie and Beloit 8's Int. added Bx 6,000 Milwaukie aad Horicon RR. Ist m. 8's do.... ‘600 Toledo, Norwalk and Cleve. @R. 7's. do. 1,000 Watertown City 8's. °,.. 5,000 New York and Harlem RR. 10) sbares Ch cago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac RR 29 Milwavkve and Missimerppl 2) La Crosse ond Milwaukie 80 Cleveland, Sscmettigagy and Ashtabaia RR’. 20 Marine Hank..... 10 Rank of Commerce... 70 East River Inaurance Oo, Also ihe following — $4,000 Tennessee 6's 1,000 Louisiaua State 6° 2,000 La Crosse and Milwaukie RR. 7's 1,000 Chicago, St. Wau) & Fond du Lac R 7's. 5,000 Mulwavkie and Horicon RR. 10° 6,000 Memphie City 6's 2,000 Watertown City ( Wis.) 9's 5 6,000 Chicagoand Mike KR. 2d m. bonds is. 5,000 New gereeg Contest Be. ve bares Hanover Bank, 20 Marine Hank . ever shape it may appear, they will avoid the fate that attended the etockhelders in @e old Transit Company. Until all these plans at traps are ar- rapged the steamers of al! the lines connected with the California trade will centre at Aspinwall and Panama, and throw a vast amount of travel and traffic over the Panama Railroad. The move- ment in Cumberland goes on vigorously. New York “entral has been without change for some days, with rather moderate sales. Erie is improving, ‘under the favorable prospects for the new loan. It is reported that Mr. Moran has been offered in London thy ®onds, but refused. Harlem is advancing ander the influence of the fact that the new loan has about all Deen taken. There has been but a moderate business in ex- change for remittance by the steamer from Boston for Liverpool tomorrow, Wednesday. The closing | Sbout ® rates were for bankers’ bills on London, 9} a 10 per | cent premium; commercial bills & a 9 per | eent premium; on Paris 17} a Of. 124; Amster: dam, 414 4 42; Bremen 4 4 80; Hamburg, 374 ne steamship Atlantic is advertised to leave day for Liverpool, tofore remarked, the respectability | tion of the Michigan Southern Railroad } t still we entertain the belief that re tion ght be very much im | ruperfine whole amount required at 75 per cent for the Entre Ohio and Weetern.... | moderate | $1 10. } embra 10 Commonwealth Bank .. 20 Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. 50 Ta Cropse and Milwaukie RA. 26 Pacific Mati Stoamship Co Tursvay, Fob. 9-6 P.M. Armas —The sales embraced some 30 040 barrels pote atte. Pearle were quiet and nominal. Bararervvys —Flour—The market waa some lees buoy. ‘fant for common grader, while rales were made « extent, ent, chiey to the local and ye te $,000 9,000 vbis. jonara ené Oi Canadian #0 and oxiva. 900 0 400 bbbs. within the ran sage cf the tee above prices ‘in brands were in moderate demand about 600 0 706 bbis. at the above quotations war in good demand, Baler 200 bbis. at the above figures. request at the quotations given above. Wheai—The market continued firm, with sales of about 2,006 a 5,600 bushels white Tennessee and Southern at $1 40. and a email lot of red Indiana wae reported at Corn was rether easier, and loss active; the sales 4 about 1,600 a 2,000 Bushels at 64. a 660. for od white, with a email lot of ary gmt shippi 08 ello whit fc. Rye was quiet at 68e, « 70c. Barley quiet a 75c. Onte were easier, with sales state and Wertern at 400, a 453¢6 Corey. —The sales embraced about 600 bags Rio at 90, aJc., and $00 do. Maracaibo at 100. a W%fc. Mr. Sot, in bis — circular, gives the following state. gered of Rio on the 2d of February, bags; or consumption estimated at 11,483 bege; stock on the 9th 1868, 65,105 begs; bo coflee, descriptions, 1286; total ‘and mats annexed are the ime, oct Ile. ; fair, 9 ace. a 10i¢0;'ordieary. rm ie fala mi eben tower a ans et a months ; 8 Domi 8Xo., \. ine. Of our last report, the market fant eee mated, at a further improvement of 30. per 1D. on all grades. ‘The sales reach 11,433 bags, all to the | trade, io ciuding 2,671 bage per Japonica, a ‘good * cargo, at 930. per Ib. Orber descriptions have tec in the advance, as shown by the above quotations. Corron.--The market was ayain Noalve and firmer. The ales, based on middiing sales embraced it 3,000 uplands, at 1140. ake, closing at the latter igure. The tol Owing is a flatement of the movement in cotton sivce the Ist of September, ae compared with the previous three yeare:— 1865, 1856. IRBT = «1858, Received at ports.. Labo 0810 1,987 000 2,010,000 1,478,000 Exp. to G. Britain. 7,000 "7 "b41,000 '523 “ to France... z, 300,000 204,000 189,000 “other tor, p's. 111,600 190,000 143/000 Total exports. Stock on hand ‘OF which during Received at ports... 150,000 000 , 000 Eap toG. Brita... 33,000 50,000 68,000 39,00 * to France 000 28,000 9,000 12,000 “ otherfor. p’ts. 15000 13,000 9,000 8,000 Total exporte 56,000 91,000 000 59,000 The decrease in receipts at the ports compared with Iat bared £57,000 bales. ie decrease in exports to Great Bry 000; decrease to France, 15,000; decrease to other foreign ports, 20.000, Total degrease in exports, 63,000 bales. Mr. Wright, in bis circular forthe Boston steamer, has the follow regarding the cro:—The esti- mate frem the South most generally believei in is 2,800,000 bales. and I think this may be considered as the: governing figure for crop by all classes of buyers in the So Here also there is a disposition tocome down some- what, and perhaps few now look for moree than 3,000,000 bales 1 give these views as most generally entertained. Of course there are exceptions, and eome few parties ad- here to their estimates formed ‘about Ist Desember inst. Fueiouts.— Engagements were light, and rates without change of moment. To Liverpool 1 ‘500 barrels Nour were 9d. to All up to Is. 1044d., and 100 packages t ain was quiet, aud cotton unchanged. London 200 barrels resin were eogaged at 22 6d., per 260 Ibs. , 60 boxes bacon at 25g., and 200 barrels spirits - tine at 5s, To Glasgow bo casks of rive wore © epee yy steamer at 408. Rates to Havre were unchang ebgagements limited Hlay.—The sales embraced about 1,000 a 1,500 bales for shipment at 652. a 7bc. lops were steady at Sc. a 9c. for prime, and 50. a Tc. for second quality. LIME was quiet and quotations nominal at 650. for com- mon snd $1 15 for lump. Mo asses was firm and active, with sales of about 1,500 barrels New Orleans at 30c., and 150 do. at 27c. a 80c. Navar Stores —Sales of about 800 barrels spirits tur- yy were made at 43c., and 1.500 do. common rosin at ry 310 Ibs., delivered, Crude turpentize was quiet at # 0 a $3 6235 Ons.—The pans i ‘was quiet and sales moderate, About 8,000 a 19,000 gallons American linseed were reporte-t at 5bc.a 860° Crude sperm was more irmly held, but witb- out sales of importance. Provisions.—Pork—The market was firmer, with ales of about 500 a 600 bble. mess, at $15 62 a $15 75; at the $12 40.0 $12 60. Beef was steady and in good demand with cales of about 250 Dble., including country prime al $6 a $7, mess do. at $9 a $10, repacked Western at $10 50 a$13, and extra do, at $1325 a $14 Prime moss wes firm at $190 $24 asked, and beef hams were iz good demand at $15 a $17. Bacon was firm, aud sales of 19. bbls. short ribhed middies were made at 9c. Cut meais were frm and iu fair demand. Sales of 160 packages were made, iacluding shoulders, ac te. 8 64c.,and hams at S1j0. a 83ge., the latter gure 1—Sales of about 406 bis. were made at 94 Butter was in fair reques' . a 160. for Ohiv. Cheese ved more activity. 3. New Orleans were sold by giction a. 4 Sic. a . showing an advance of 4 1660 hhds, Cuba muscnvado at 53,0. & Ge., and 260° do, New Orleaus at 50 a bec. BOK. Srices.—Sales of 100 bags pepper were mate at 92. montha; 25 bales mace at p. &.; 100 bales cloves at 7343., now held at 8c., and 1,000 mars cassia a: 26c., 8 mouths. ew was orm, With sales of about 10,000 ibs, at 040. Wuiskry.—Sales of 800 a 400 bbis. were made 220. About Movements In Real Estate, By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. Store and lot 43 Exchange place, 2 25x96. House aad lot 340 7th ave. Do. on 2dave., ear 40th sts, 245 100.005 MARITIME IN TELL ENCE. amass you SEW YORX—tMIs DAY. MON RIES... 6 7 00 SUN SETS. cess sees pore of New York, k, February 9, 1858. CLEARED. Ship S Russell, Winchell, Hong Kong—A A Low & * (Ham) Bryson, Loodton- Ship Rudolph (Bam), Dieckmann, Londoa—t <arce Ship A Boninger (Pras), Hashagen, Rottersam—sat Karek. nk he Matanzas —R P Buck & mson Shutlerworth, St Mic! , Loekhart, Loand ¥r' Schr Wing of th Perenbn. Schr Saxon, Randa Sehr ME Parmeler vo Mary Tice. Pa re te tiazara, Palthrd. 1 for Sazun ab ay, Charleston 80 houre, ford. Tileston & Co Commander Livingston. Liverpoo} Dae 81, with dry goods, ralt, con, Ac, 0 Williams & Guion, Experienced severe hear vy. wenterly pales ehip Admiral, Diffen, Havre, Deo 16, with mdse aud 99 pas aencera, 10 8 M Fox & Hiron, Jean Tripp, & Pussenger, jumped overboard and Was drow pe Ship James B gen Allen, ta and Plymouth 26h, board Geo Millett, seam: Hark Sartelic, Cole, Havana, Jan 28, with sugar, & Neon A Bon. Schr Saran Bruen, Doug!ses, Georgetown. $C 8 days, with cotton, &. to Doliner & Potter. laa heavy weatber, Sche Marietta Smith, Betsworth, Rappahannock River, Georgetown, DO, 5 days NJ. 6a . Naylor, Hensgrov -—. Poruand. Me. t Manton, Crosby. Toston, re No date, off ¢ . for Charleston. , Rieagnor Parker Vein, Ramsey, Baltimore. Steamer Petre, Arey. Proviarner Bteamer Osceoia, Smith, Sew London. ‘The report of the arrival of the ship Constitation, from Liv erpool, yesterday, was an error, The ship was the Cultivauer, from Liverpeol. BELOW, Brig Princeton, Allen, 3§ days from Black River, Ja, witb rum, pimento, &¢, to A ‘Til koksmon. SAILED. Sebrs H Hallock, Para; WI. Burroughs, Savannah. ‘Wind during the day trom ENE to 8. Miscellaneous and Disasters, The Collins steamship Atlantic will not sail on @aturday next for Liverpool, as has been announced The steamship Florida, Capt Crowell, arrived yeatontay morning from Savannah, The kind and obliging purser of the Florida, J © Bailey, Fay, will please rocept our thanks for a bountlinl supply of Southern papers. ‘The steamship Nashville, Capt Murray, arrived ‘ast evening from Charleston. We are again indebied to the obliging par ner for papers Suu New Exousxp—The bark Caroline land for Liverpool, aa spoken Jan 16, lat on board the crew of the ship from New York Dee 24 for trinwg doned on fire Jan 9. he Nk reginter, built at Bath, Ne tn Ral and owned 0; ham & Himon, of this © we. tng articles, viz —1263 barley mall, 34) Hi $28 bie rat from Newfound N Parity fof Rowton), Noyes, wrecked near Ostend, wae * register, built. wt Kennebunk in 1847, and rated bs 80 d with part of her sores ner direction of the U Ly Lar Oriend. The Banity wi 'y parties tn Kennebunk, valued at$1#,00, ‘thd funy tnaured Sur Nerrene’s Car, Bearse, hence for San Francisco ut tia) Reto ‘cing tn distress Now whieh put Inia Re reste FT 4, Daving repaired f Bonn Wa Conn, Endl Capt Kind rom Aspinwall for Atiakap: ta/talnay west ssbore op Dia Providence Reef, at 8 ra uy All bande J h total Tons. saved. part of the rae arrived at Halemare Beh onde the fetch Lats, from 0 tons 3 years old it in Dighton, here ni alte ‘oe. wht Maan, re she was Een which cleared from Wilmington, Yast, for the feat Indies, returned to town Otho Fe Baving been rut’ into below Wilmington by ‘Whalemen, At Rio Jansiro Deo 20, Franklin 24, Howland, NB, with 40 bbls ep Encountered atevere gale Nov 24, which eavaed her to leak tn her unper works, but had repaired and waa ready to sail for the Facifie Ocean, Rpoken, dec. ip North America. Collier, from London Portsmouth Oct Ter ductralles Nov Bi, lat 300 8 tan Bs W Ship Semoset, trom Havre tor N York, 1 off Seitly. Ship Ocean Pearl, Crowell, from tiv’ v 2 for Cal lng. Hee 12, Int 6.N, lon 2 40, Dan prin Caroline, 42days from Hamburg for San Fran ctxeo, San 16, Int #9 3, lon 16 12 rer Ship. Torna , Ivomm Liverpoo! Dee 19 for Mel bearne, Jem boy close some holders demanded $16, ard prime was soli at wih . Port | Ship Columbia, Buichinncs, JoGaqe fre Li for New ¢ brsee Vag sent ak ee inate Mev fr Bote, Feng, intae ah ton 02 24 ‘sbip Prince of the Ress, from for California, hooey OD Fi k iets faa, ay tS for Liverpool. Fe» 5 bat jon 79 MEGcaepe Hallet, freim NOrleansfor Boston, Jan 20, lat a“ hy jon 81) Np, a 81 with blue ground ys vw airmen soa war ahaha was gigealized Feb 8, A fore and aftechr show! centre, steering 8, was signe! ea KO Foreign Ports. Romney, Deo 2-8id Meteor, Vortor, 1 Averpoot; Sweep: Pohota, Day, H white G fH toon 988. tiakes, Lave, NYors: oe Kntgbt, for Mai use ‘oung Mechan Ryo Arita Typ, Baltes ‘D for an Chas Buck, yo, une; and er aee Nee “pele, Storma. King, MoFarland, : “ie lesion (and sid, Sa for ty onvaccount of head wind, Jolla SSA Uae Past ier, Sunderland for pm, BU io Rarnner, Sintth, Norfolk, ake 19~0, bark Lysander, Moore, from Cienfuegos weddig' tacit tlt get Farkit Plas, Chasesion, Glenn! «*), for Halifax von, Morria, do. Ricot Brent ‘or NYork 2/th; Africa ay India), for Poriand and Boston ath: Oly o (8), for do Feb 6. Neptrne Peaboay, ey do Feb 1; Pomona, Merribew, for do 11bgempl Yoombs, for do 16th; Batti jerexa, for de 24tb; ;Jupiata, Wilson, ‘for Philaderphia Thea Perk ines Wayne, for do 2b; Tuscarora, Duniewy. for do 120); David “ewart Prenuing for Baltimore Wiskelly for do, with despatch; Pendleton, fo do; Rome, Lansnin, fer Kora do: K euueves, Curtis, fr Mo bile do; Arno, Deering for NOrieans Jan 21 lover, Billiam tor go soon; Dictator, Sha, for do doz 4: sie alee, Bice for do Feb 20, ‘Beau Moode, for San Francised 0 eee taeicceed ie BN; Wild Wover, ‘Tan 30; Evelyn, Sawyer, for Calentta soon; a for Mell bourne seb 12. nox, Jan'22—In port Wabash, Lockhart, for Bo Herter! Hastingion, Mgonvid, Jo do; Patrick ony. for NYork, not ready: Devonshire, Moore, for do him, Skinger (inst id of Strmh) tor Port’ Philip, dj "ordap, Aicen for Sydney. NSW, do, Cysione, Osgood, for Cursatta 4 Tsas hetore. Wontn tine TeeSearr ark M E Donworth, Baker, Ham- bor Peuwaxnvco Jan T—In port schr Rosamond, Reynolis, from and for Baltimore, 2—Arr W C Scranton, Catheart, Barcelona. Deo 1a-Sia ship ‘Neptunes’ Car, thence), Sap rancts St Thomas, Jan ‘Tr Tn port sehr Gov Baton, for Savannah; others arTRUKSTE, Jan 1l—Arr Weybosset (not Wiscasset) Peeling, on, Ide: Guitord, Cheru: Boston. Tristan, Jan B—In port brigs Crimea, Hichborn, Me; Berah, Lancester; Gen Marshall, Segur, and B Young, Colson, wig. . Home Ports. BOSTOS Feb 8 (additional)—Arr sehrs D B Barn: rd. aoe t08, Charleston: Ceroline Grant, Shute, Hale, *riend_ and Smitheorian, Vi Jobn’ W Dodge, DSley, Norfolicy BE Nickorson, Rictmond: Mountain Avenue, Ureenfieid, and Herry Li Watton, Philadephia: Mary Lester, Perth Amboy. Cl bark Az'r Burke, Faval. brig Andover, Kerry, Washington, DC Sid, wind NW, good breeze, bark it Boyton; brige Lauritia, yi. MEAVEIMORE, Feb &Are bark Smaliwonl, Martia, NOr leans; brig Norfolk, Emery, Attakapas; ketch Laura, Reese (aie Hotlogion, Je), Old Providence’ sehra Nath! Doane, Sombrero fsland via St Thoman:,Southerner Bellows; Wide ‘Awake, Sooy, and James Madison, Diggs, Altakapan; Sea- man, Link NYor! uimbo, Will, Melnourns bark SyIpb. Jones, Boston (and via a), brig Arcple, Warren Jamaica, sid brige Cbuttanooga, Ni ernambuco and a mkt: JP Heoper, Dixon, NOrleana CHARLESTON, Feb SoIn the offing, bark TB Bartram, Gray, from Lt Cid Sp orig & celopa. Sid Camden, Bolles, Havre. brig Orlando, | Krabbe. Autskapas, La. scht HoraceStaples, Gibbs, Matanzas, FRANKFORT. Feb d—Arr sebr Lonsa Dyer, Jamewot York, Sid Jan 29, brig Abner Taylor, Taney, Havana schrs 1D Gringie, Bartiett, Martinique; Saxon¥ McDermott, ( daloupe; 20, Arcade. Carle, Sante Cruz; Feb 6, brig Billipge, Coit, Trinidad; sehr* Charles Matthews, Warren Havana’ ALL RIVE Fog aig Sa Marla Louisa, Cumings, x cl Bird, Chase, Elizabethport, Sid 8th (not to load for Cuba. In Budkavil ‘an Brunt, Wilmi Loango, lodies, Bid Ist 2, b penta Ramingion: Marcia, pander, West | sebr Rhode Island ‘Day x i HS HOLE, Fed 8. PM—Avr schr Philp Brldgeo, Chidord, Port au Pringe for Bow for do: My Ht Mit- PPhniipa, Smt, ‘Hilt dolar NYork, °sldschr Wen A Ham: m9) Arr Br orig A D Whiddin, Wiltz. Cardenas for Roston JG Huntington. Rolles, Alexandria for do: Rosa, Far Tin Norfolk for do. Paigasectt, Sesplee, Phladelpuie for dot Ella, Ulmer, NYork for Portland; Pawtucket. Packard, do ior Pransiort; Lucy W Alegander, Alexander, Rockland for viata, Harrington Portland for Philadelphia, Sia sand AD) Whiddin, sehrs Amytis. O Buxton, P Howe, Mery H Miffiin, WP Phillige, and ark RD Knicht, Means, Cardenas for Portland; ries faretia, ibber, Matenzas for Moston: Pium as ¢ ‘niladeloiia tor Portland; Sew Breeze, Wives, Trialdad Bonen, Car Chick. S80 for NYork Sid sehira Juniata aod Wey W Alexander, Ta port at 10 AM, wind NW, the above urr of today. and ates dd Beergion, Reon, Paigas- sett, Pita. and Pawtucket HIGHLAND LIGHT. Feb 8,9 AM—Passing in. brig Abby Surinam for Glouogsire Sanaet—Panaing ot, sehr Bapress Wind 4 in (hy vel bark T in, roma Cape Hastien 2-—("1d shi meg (Br), Armetrong, Liver "hisde, Bailey, Havre; bark Wm H Chandler le Vonscd, Hil Work; sche N Hinesard, W ORLEANS, Feb 1 PMC-Arr ships Win Wirt, Harlow, Averpool, Lane ire, Allen, Maraeillee Laura Yaar: Parseiorg buoeh Taibet, Merryman, Portand, Rovkaw Lattin, 8¥ork: barks Crusader, Rich, Lisbon: Uncle Sai Cole, hr Virginia Antomietta, Sbisa, Baltimore Waterman, Huard, Matagorda Bay: ships Easex hr), 00); Plua Ultra (Sp), Neti 4 Peyperell, Twambly, Boston; New York; sobe Transit, Chappell, . \ ia War Texas. Lawless, Indianola . Powderhorn via do; Atha Valnor Wey West snd Pi - ship Thos C Acklin, Baker, ‘rom Brazos sk, Smit, from Bravos Ron-iago from Liverpoo: Heo Old Sp bri Towad to sea Jan 27 A, "brig Tempest; 28h, abips Simoda, Fanny Forres k Leiehon K, Foo Arr schrs Louisisna, Baringo Harwich. cld a, Leroy, Us ely. F wi Reis, Shepherd int Arr sehr Dante! arr dscors J M Warren, NYork: E WPORT, Feb 6—Arr sebrs J Pre’ Beitimore; 1b, Orowell Bosom for NYork. L Dead, Drinkw: Ly nd for Richra ond: 8. Gidlus, Providence for ap Figing Artow, ek, do for to sehr John Perking, . Providence for Baltt Aw" abre 3 in Smith and John Perkins, In port ‘0; Lanson Dean, Amelia; sloop & mer ¢ PROVIDRNCE, Fob A-Sld whe’ Kent Le ror; sloop Tho Hull, Hai), do. PORTLAND row 6-04 brig Montgomery, Wyite, Havana, SAB AKAM Arr ecbr 10, Raster brook, 8 Vn cont via $7 brig toch ‘Lomoas, French, Garde Ms ty mei ator, ‘wir rinot the Vapor, as reported yeser aay), yor. SALEM, Feb 7—Arr chr Smiths ‘Cid 6th brig uate sehr) Feat Coast of Africa Van Brent, ie | v ¥ . Vacentines for young and old, Falentines tor girls with gold, Valentines for Unless heant alenvir ee al! to ines for mailens roay Valenunee for wisows ia Valentines for lovers atu Jalentines inscribed Falentines for all pre ¥ Alenuines with swe ntines enthusiaatie, (ines severe and castle, Valentines surebarged with k ‘alentines for Boys and misses, eutinos with rare devices, nlentines at Sane alentines 1¥ painted, Valentines llnmuinated, Valentines in every style, Veiled tn covers, veraat May be bad GING 's the absine Of Love's saint, St. Valentine. Beart cum Without resistance oe trae wh ea with STRONG'S ee The (rade suppied at the prices, for ends Pe Ww. Ste. man tfacturer, ” Nassau street, Rew York, — TRUMPET, "oF = i» VALEN 1s The trumpet that res ont the word of command seen at the store on Hroedway— word that will faeh 7m In chivalry’s hand, Is seen ‘mid the bril innt display ‘There are dorks. too, to mult beth the thoughtful and wise. ‘While mony & present so fine Goes with them; but most of all that we prize, is the pay. pretty Valentine Then gaze ai the tr ‘hat now you may are a er (wo ninety three This ALure And jewels le dally throne Deser ptive catalogues of Locks and presenta sent free to ali, Address A. RANNRY, Agent, 203 Broadway, Aphia, Embracing an Account of the Kile jarder and Suicide, The NATIONAT, POLICR GAZETTE. RESTAURANTS, RATAURANT.—JOHN GUT INFORMS THR PUBLI0 become proprietor of the restaurant, No. J feet, Known te Charies fecker"arensursen. fe ing been formerly weward fm hoard oF whe Arn, thinks Biol perfectly competent to eetiafy al! bie rests. se en a2 NEW PLACE,” je] WILLIAM STRERT, THR doors below 7 Beckman street.—Luncheon and refresh Newton Rew ments, slew, fine rere Tan bang and liquors, I bier on draiebt, an mandwiches, pick Gymere abd fwagues, Pastry and gold cule; choice Navnus oe =e — __ mnsonan. i _ SPECIAL NOTICES, OC. Ee api! FIND MIS LETTERS ‘AT THE NEW Pye nace tant ee mn ual , O. Yasui stapatnmnni ogg | carrion cece oes ‘Tuomas Kivinn, Secretary, * F THE CAPTAIN OF WILL tate Broad racine econ I wesin te om oy oc are, Maran rene atrect, Dear : rity i ete calling tl Thomapeon ig wer va NFORMATION WANTED—OF BRIDGET ELIS AND her uncle Patrick Haley; from, ir. Schuylkill county, Pottavitie, Boney several timée but has not received ab answer yet; they are both in the same I¥c8 ne DY information fro m thankfully be recety. ‘mother, satharine Haley, also from her brother Painick Haley 4 Elizabeth atrect, {rat loor, fromt room MYORMATICH N SANTED—OF CATH ABIER MoELVEY, A formerly of Carnagh, near ibis ‘oa mee er ok ‘orany of hes frie Wantage. by addressing S Meares ineet New Yorks Ole papers please NFORMATION WANTED—OF NICHOLAS AND CA- therine Mabon, by her bro‘her, Thomas Mahon: when last heard from was living in New York. Direct to Thos. 801 Weat Thirty-firnt street, New York. 1: SING.—INFORMATION WANTED, OF JOHN IM" voizworths, professor of music, who left bis home in lircoklyn. ¥. D., on the Ist of January, 1858, ‘wiuh tho inton= tion of going to New York. ‘Any ‘information will be thank ily received by his anxious wife and relatives, at Highly. sixth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, Langdam’ row, Yorkville, USSEL WIL, square Post office. IPHE PERSON WHO GAVE THE CHINA PICTURE TO & person to be delivered to # gentleman that Was at the bull the night of the Gch, at Rcertain hotel, if she will p ease send anote where abe cap be seen, she will oblige the re- celver, Address Alabama, Herald obtice. ee ee ee LOST AND FOUND. 09 LOST.—A LIGHT YELLOW DOG, IN TBE UP- per part of the chy, was lest this morning. A liberal Teward will be patd by leaving him at No. 191 First aveaue, \OUND—ON DIVISION AVENUE, BROOKLYN, E. D., a bundle of law pay ‘owner can have the «ame by proving pro Property Rol paying expenses. Apply at No. 3 up FIND TWO LETTERS IN uaior R. D. could not find the number, Lo8t50% SATURDAY, IN GOING FROM CLINTON place up University teenth street, through Reventoenth street wad Fourth avene to Kighth sireet, and through F chth street and Broadway to Bleecker om, Florentine shoei, Dreeee, the subject @ buttertl o who wilt return the same to 17 on place, wii ve suitable reward. OST—ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 8, A BLACK 4 lace veil (Vem), in going, trom Ss ae avenue, through Tb rty-fourth street, do: y, to Twenty-second wreet, The finder ri he be eisabiy rewarded by leaving it at 92 Fourth avenue, opposite East th street, O8T—A PADLOCK AND RENG, WITH FIVE KRYS attached. ‘Taken from 279 Twenty-fourth street, Five do lars reward, No questions uske OST—SOME TWO WEEKS SINCE, A SURGEON'S 4 pocket case of instruments. The finder will be liberally sewarded by culling at 321 Hudson street, OST—A BLUE ENAMELLED LOCKET. THE FINDER will be suitably rewarded, receive the thanks of the owner, by returning it 10 629 Broadway, in the store, OST OR STOLEN—ON THE EVENING OF THE STITT inst , from the aowse 117 avenue B, between Seventh and bighth streets, from the subscriber, a large sized valise, con- telning a pocketbook, with following ing papers:—B notes, drawn by M, Ballin, Dec. 1, amountin 3—one for $290 15, ole for $208 46 and one for 8208 43; oneinne against Bacha tack b Prsciew sud ce against AH Waidstine. The pay- ment thereof cannot be obtained, as such ta stopped, beg to have the papers, books, &c , &¢. returned, and receive a reward of $1.8 twey are of no use ‘> any man: no further ay tion 6 aske ‘a. NEWGASS, AY MORNING, 711 inat., from No. & Wyckoff sireet, Brooklyn black and white better dog; answers to the name of Dash. The finder will please leave him at the above number and receive ine reward, REWARD.—LOST, ON REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AN 5) "inosaally ta the name of Jack. black Newfoundland dog; answors to "he above reward will be given to any him to ners, No. 7) Union place. $1 7 THE CARS, IN THE VI- ©) cimity of the depot of the Hudson River Railroad, on Monday morning last, a diamond cluster breastpin, centre sone she largent, with’ alight yellow tinge; shaak straight nnd three sided. Inquire at office No. 267 90) REWARD. host, “ON SATURDAY, gor IN going from Fifth atreet and Second avenue to Fourth Svenue and Hleventh street, or in Third street, or in the Se- gong avenne carsto Yorkville, a large clysier diamond rio The Onder will receive the by leaving it at 57 Pifuh street, or at che Sheriff” ‘otfiee, 11 1 City’ Hall. FROM ON BK BOARD re Miller, a gold watch, e reward will be qa ‘The ale Hong asked. by returning it Captain Miner, rive inched lever MEN TED arpore atven ding this ball are committee to appear ia uni. military ectiully requested by th IGHT GUARD—ARMORY LAFAY®TPE HALA—A special meeting of this corps will be held on the floor of tbe Acadewy Thursday evening, Feb. Ul, ata quarter ton C.C. GAKTNES, Secret gyrenge ARTERS, (4TH DIV TSION OF VIRGINIA miliua, Richmond, Jan 18, 185 General Orde. Po. 2. It being essential for the purpose of necMenry arrange: and proper orgavization, officers commanding troops 'to take part in the ceremonies of the ersetion of ian statue of Washington, on the 22d of Febraary xt, Wil report to this oflice, as speed: practic me, strength and arm of their rea iv th Ume at whion they will reach Ricbmond, and the mede of con. ‘ance. jewepapers in this and other States are requested to pub- Yah this orter. By order of we ” Major Gen, WM.B. TALIATERRO, Ww. Moyrorp, Major and Aid de € NORE THE MeMneERs OF Fer LADY W ASHIN: : ton Light Guard are requeste compeny, to be held at Central tail, vrand street, on Thureday, the iat vat halt clock P.M., ad the funeral ‘bf our decesse:t ctber, James Keenan. “By Epwakn Rieti, Secretary. “PITANCIS KARL LEY, Capt, “ > DRY GOODs, &C, leant: BALE. or, ire; pay Goons, row) ert ich printed bareyes and robes, ‘New spring ai Deiaines, muting and calico, Lines damask table clothe, —- 8 abirtings, towels, &e., vee, Cs aay and Ww) be forced to absolute and jl Sa — ~y By order of the MING OF THE ead Aap, FAVORITE DRY pw € a mart, well known aa Columbian Hall, 1 Grand The assignees intend iting the entire balance of the destrn. die stock of Ory goods, at the above place, far below the | before aaked, io effect iia entire clearance betore the seven ones Premises to Adams A Spencer, earpet aid world urge a'utge ihe put Me to avail themselees of this last ry goods under those very favorable elrew eee gene LA SUMMER SILKS AT FIVE SHILLINGS st whol large ys! of ioe a goods just opened see iN’ INDIA STORE, N RTAIN'S INDIA ie, No. 668 Broadway. risa’ rauieo BALL. Toren. OPRRA CLOAKA, ae manufactured ey) abibi PERA CLOAKS, ited on and after ol apoyo 5 for the ere londay, F Bt PLN, AL Brod: ‘ako. PERA CLOAKB, OPERA CLOAKS, The bem styles in the tty Fi2tof ISON & WILSON, 310 Canal street. OLOMON & iaaF ave removed thelr souk of 1p win abaces and why wo thelr new ir Westone, between ‘ranklio and INSURANCE COMPANT. IE FIREMEN'S FUND INSURANCR OOMPANY— Declaration of fntenthin to forms company fur fre Wer the the underat —, hereby a — of our Intention to reeably Setot the Legisiature of the Blate of New Yorn cntitieg ey actto rovide for the gouporetion of spaacanee comp. Speners aghast Ine ey of w York, De Heat John ©. was amen MV Thomae Pr Youkes, do & Dew a, Carin Lindley M1 , Homer Morgan, wis Pressley Juanes s Aantal, Thomne . Trimage, Naw Your, Feb. 10, 1868, = __... MATRIMONIAL / i P ATRIMONTAT, POST CONTI! TRNORIAL, Serio aime, os? = and Troy streets, where she Invites the at n of fone wishing form A matrimonial alliance. No notice of letters exer; | 81 18 enclosed, PATRIMONTAT, OFFICE A ron LY Taree i tel ve on le iteman withn vlew Rone ply at SF Broadway, room 18, third hoor. Hours 3 acuions giveo, “AP: pilenuons by leer at euded &. RITERS OF CREDIT FOR TRAVELLERS 0 Lia ot Rurope, wsued by AUGUST BELMONT 6 SOLOMON, FASHIONABLE DRESSM. Temoved froth $1 Broadway to 86 Grecuwiitevercn and continues to go out by the day; on 4 of tome of customers leaving the city sbe wishes a few more families. a work for; best of city reference. 2, 1858. —IN compan nen i oF events ny, Nitec RB, Fi ‘the deelive in Teo prices of nis fn recent Snsneial and comme! - coin geason Notice is Peruvian guape that Bre fone 6 to 10... 2 to 2» BI to 90, 31 to 50. Bi to 200. 201 to 1,060. 1,100 upwards. 9d: ‘Phe guano ahightly ed by salt water, or No. 2, will be sold st $48 per ton, time nllow for the payment secgrding to the s amount of perenne. 1 be. made ustheretore in ints of 80 mand pwarge Sar Ghasers, time of pa} delivery. ment to date from date. '. BARREDA & BRi ‘BR, Agents, THE COMMITTEE ON ROADS, OF | THi of Councilmen, will em in room No. 12 City. 08 Thursday, Feb. Il, at3 P Hau, on Thursday, Feb. 11, at asta LPN,’ 6 on bd mae ‘OTICE—THE COMMITTER ON MARKETS, OF THE: Board of Counciimen, will meeton Thursday, Feb, Us, at 1P.M,at room N» 12 City Hall, in relation to stands the new. ade land weat of Wert 'stteat, and. those. on the: by! at Washington market. Femes Intaresied are invited: attend. W. W.JUDSON, }Commitieg #8 8 Cost . ROSS, OTICR.- WHEREAS, RESOLUTION H. BEEN introdueed in the Hoard of Aldermen paving nn ite oo the rescinding of ® resolution authorizing pd certain sain of Ward's Leland, whieh resolution * tee ‘Common Council and was cha Dec. fa therefore, notice is here! ‘ana Piaces, to whom was the said meet on Wedseqesy; 3 loth inst, at the City Hall, o'clock P. M. to hear parties Interested. {i by given i referred cet bina eepeay Committee . " Lands and Places. ‘OTICE.—THE COMMITTEE ON FERRIES OF THE: Bosre of Aldermen will meet tn room No, & City Hall on Wednesday, the 10th Ton, til grelock AM. in-relation: to the erection of ferry fixtures on the south aes ence ae Battery. All parties foterestad are notified to nits MICHARL MURRAY, ‘can THOS. W. AD. i E. H. RBED, ‘OTIOR.—THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED BOUMTY: Tand warrants havit g bech lost between San Francisco and New York, nll persons are hereby warnet ay ant nego: tating the nai, aaa caveat bag been’ Aled in th Vanaral Jand eer sccording to law, and supe. tos for are- information concerning: be sent to Gen. nabinglon, DC, or oG. W THOMAS, 216 Pearii hes Jackson, No. 55,366, 160 acres, J. Wilkes, No, 40,804, 160 acres. ‘A.W. Wiikes, No, 96,408, 160 ncres. £2. ihoraton, No. 41.6% 100 acres. D. Harper, No. 46,07 rei : hard, AUN 160 acres. 'P. Barnes, No. 46,473. 160 eres. J. Munroe. No. 44,705, 160 acres, 8. MeKay, No. 31 287, & acres. Khz. aniell, widow of Jas. L., No. 24,800 £0 acres, FE. H. Harer, No 89,357, 120 weres. Wm, Clemene, No. 8,206, 12) acres. EMOVAL OF STEAMBOAT LANDINGS —THE COM mittee on Wharves, Piers and Blipa of the Board 0. Conneilmen will hold a meeting in the chamber of the Board of Aldermen on Friday, the 13th instant, at 1 o'cloek: P. M,, to hear persons in favor of and opposed to the removal of the landings of the Long Island 8 eamers to ahove Gran street, on the East river and tne North river eteamers to e Canal strect on the North ri Committee rived GP BICKFORD BEN: ou ‘Wharves, dc. * eS, JOURN RMOVED.—JOSEPH ™, ——_ AND TAILO} Warren sireet to No. BRADY. has remored from Raters ons dscr'wen of Seoniwer: EMOVED.—JAMES LITTLE & CO., DRAPERS AND: L tailors, have removed from “a2 lireddwny tort Beoal, » Lafarge Ho They Femoctaby solicit the patroaage ir customers and the pudilic. orders eatrusted to them will be execut with wotltty fed despateh. PRCIAL | NOTICR.—THR BE ON 1D meni of the Board of Aldermen will moet on Thnreday afternoon Feb, Il, atd o'clock, at No. 8 City Hail. Parties who have been before the committee on foraer oecasiona, Whone cases ure not yet disposed of, will please be ia attend- ance. OMAN STEPHENS.) eommitton on Assewam THOMAS McSPEDON, GRORGE STARR, _— HE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF Ti: HOARD of Councilmen wii! hold a meeting on Frida 1m 6121 2 to qunciter ibe aaspenment Ih for grebog ify = first sreét; also, for sewer in Forty third ereet, hetween ‘Third and ‘Fourth avenues. Any parties interested are ra- quested to attend PETER CRAWFORD, SW. JALPIN, "oom, on Avsesaments, 10 DRUGGISTS. In consequence of the late fire at No. The sudscriber has removed a where he bas con to sell out the entire b at greatly recuced prices A. W. GAWA 61 Maiden lane, importer of druggists’ fancy articles TE SONS OF MALTA—BROTHERS WHO HAVE vor procured tickets fo we Auoual Bal! of the lL can ‘at the door this evening. Ry order of the Lada ro. JAMES LEON See. Bro. Gro. W. Divs, € FINANCIAL. —A_ WIDOW LADY OF “RESPRCTARILITY, who is in embarrassed cirenmstances, wishes 1 meet wih some Rind person who will loan ber $110 fur s bor’ ddress $100. | ume. Retwens aud good security wul be given, A Mrs. C. A. M., Herald office, for two days. $1 800. —THRER MORTGAGEE FOR Sah. IN Hrookiyn, of $1,800 each, on well uaproved Bove near the ferry, at 1 per cent dine 1 mse, BiaH0, lot 1H fee , four sory, on Pifiy near Fourth avenue, free and clear, price $2500 or would exchange for pianoturtes: oF ny other good merehaniable moods, Ay ‘Apply to C, G, THOMPBON, G Nese oir FOR SALE, SEVEN 00 7 PER CENT frat bonds, with coupons attached. Apply to LY, 39s Broadway, room No. 3. sib $3,500, BL. CAV) WANTED—ON BOND AND eee. $4. O00 sree rn om iinproved chy eraperiy wer vable the anount. Address Furniture Store, 4 WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAG! $10,000 me itretintare progeny, wort ord Do brokerage paid. Address C. k- Herald oltice. $10. OOO -torteaces FoR SALR— A GOOD b morigage on lote mortgage in Chicago, Will be 20i4 st a Innpediocswns for Gass Or Will be exchanges! for part cash and other property M. L. SHELDON, No. a5 Naka atreet, LADY IN EMBARRASSED CIRCUMSTANCES shes to form the be m Ravance ber 0 W. way Post office, for two day a interview ona be had.“ Gool reference giv OME, 0% RACINE.—INTEREST NOTI & sux. onal interest on thy bouds of the ety uf “Horie teeued t the Racine and Missiasipp! Rallrond ¥, due com the 10th inet. will be yakl on presentation of the proper coupons at the ofiee of M. X. Jey fy piace. DUR UNCAN, SHERMAN 90, Corner of Pine and Hasna ctrevte, New York, CTRETLAR NOTES AND Lerrens or P< d available in all the prineip: val chase ch ihe Mercantile ered! For uae in Rarope, China, ae ONLICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY, corner of Broadway and Wall street, Ne York, Feb, 1858 ~A semi annual dividend of three percent on ue eapita\ stock of the Pepnayleani# Goal Company has this tay been declared parasite at the office of the company in the i... New York on and after the 18th of February Inat, The tran fer books will be closed. from the 11th ta the Ket, nat, Yel nine. GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasurer. ATHER & CHURCH, & 800 S fk drawn SAN PRANCIR sae the same, may quate ‘D ewAtL LipRARY ann BooKca ALeO A Pew books well ADA ay Br vaed rset —MERCHANTS, Sil maritioe nfaira, tina book of authority 1 vol, ‘e CT RA ANS, Publisher, 821 Broadway. B GYMNAST—A JOURNAT DEVOTED TO THE saree ecditention of mag, with apecial reference to hie Fribnne's late orice’ tbe Pree eet ake ne \ iele on w some of the “Recollections” nt & Gr ceadrien, Publianed germl monthis at the Retry tan Academy and Band Satere, Fisth pongo ~— am. aor, 8 cents per ann’ TXON'R MARI D uy htt, = | ihte book of ‘eesentinl sree