The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1859, Page 8

‘The Loss of the Steamer C. Vanderbilt. ‘WMRILLING ACCOUNT OF THE SCENE BY AN BYE WIT SOUNDINGS—STRIKING IOAN RIG—NOBLE CONDUCT OF THE CAPTAIN, BIC. One of the passengers of the Sound steamboat C. ‘Vanderbilt, on her recent trip hence for Stonington, has furnished us with the following interesting ac- count of the loss of the steamer and adventures of the passengers:— We left New York shortly after four o'clock P. M.on Monday last, with what might be called a fair prospect for good weather. A few hours sub- Sequent, however, showed indications of a change, commencing with rain and a strong wind from the northeast. The wind increasing, and a snow storm setting in, prevented our making any light beyond Saybrook. Steam was then at intervals shut off, and the lead hove, and our progress materially Jessened, till our position was supposed to be nearly up with Bartlett's Reef Light; but, although our whistle was repeatedly blown, no response came from the reef light bell. Soundings being conti- nued, showed that from thirty fathoms we were now in less than ten fathoms water. The anchor was then let go, but such was the force of the gale that it soon parted, and we shortly after brought up on the western extremity of Fisher’s Island, within three hundred yards of Race Point, a much dreaded spot to Sound navi- gators in stormy weather. A hawser was at once sent ashore and made fast to arock. Had we struck on the Point, not a doubt exists that the immediate loss of both boat and passengers would hhave ensued. It was now blowing a gale; the very elements seemed to be holding a carnival, which, with the snow driving in mad fury, rendered it difficult to look to windward. It was not long ere the steamer bilged aft, and being heavily laden, she soon be- came fast. The only apprehensions now felt was for her holding together, and each counted the minutes of the three hours’ interval to daylight with intense anxiety; meanwhile all maintaining the utmost or- der, the gentlemen occasionally stretching the truth somewhat in praiseworthy efforts to calm the fears of the ladies, which latter were closely scru- tinizing the faces of Capt. Frazee and his officers in the vain hope of finding out the condition of things. But the gallant Captain’s composure re-assured them. Daylight came at last, and with it the con- soling appearance of a house at the point of the reef, dimly seen through the driving storm. To send a man ashore was the work of a moment. He reported the building to be the government re- Hef house, within which wagastove. Wood was sent at once, a fire kindled, and then commenced the disembarking—beginning with the ladies and children, under the gentle care and surpervision of the captain. ‘After frequent trips with the small boat all were placed ashore, no one sustaining as much as a scratch. This done, UBM eee water, cooking utensils, mattresses and blankets were liberally sent and all made as comfortable as the crude nature of our accommodations would it of. Here were domiciled our seventy-one passengers, together with about twenty of the waiters and attachés of the boat, in a room fourteen by twenty feet (with a cock loft of corresponding size, only accessible by an pest ladder with one broken spoke), for one night and nearly two days. Some few of the gentlemen (7) passengers, who shall be nameless, ensconced themselves comforta- bly in one corner, and, despite the appeals to join those of their fellow passengers nobly assisting in pre fee articles of comfort for the common Fnalned immovable. It is, however, plea- Sine to record these few as exceptions rather than the rule. Night came, with its dreaded pall of dreariness ‘kness. Lamps lighted, aud arrangements for slee: ing, being conchanad hymns were sung, in ay 1 joined with perfect unanimity, and never “Ol Hundred” sung with more heartfelt curnpeinnall than on that rock-bound beach, upon the night of January 4. A touching and beauiifal ayer was offered up by Mr. Vincent Colyer, of New York, which was most gratefully appreciated by his fellow passen- rs, and thus the long night dragged its slow ngth along, the monotony being only broken b occasional admonitions concerning our fire, which had already once communicated to the roof. I must not omit recording the frequent visits of our good captain, to see that all were comfortable and wanting for nothing, regardless of himself the while, 2 ea nearly prostrated by anxiety and ex- aDey. ‘dawned at last, bringing pleasurable emo- tions to all—for the storm king had abated his wrath. In emulation of chanticleer, several gen- tlemen turned roosters for the occasion, and rang out clear and shrill, whilst others represented the hen and turkey portion of the feathered tribe with considerable fidelity. Sweetly now rose the sun, shedding a cheering influence upon us all. A visit to the boat was made wan regain the natural use of their limbs, r having been drawn up in the smallest possible space for thirteen hours. ai we issued from our shanty a casual observer would have set us down for a filibustering party, if not a band of brigands. Each man had aroun his shoulders @ blanket, secured at the neck with home- made shaw! pins, formed out of sticks; and thus parelled, with the name of “C. Vanderbilt” en- ebeling the back of each man, our appearance was ludicrous in the extreme. ‘Then such a display, a of shocking bad hats, which quite recently — paneer reposing in all their spot- and gloss on the shelves of Tey. Genk, Beebe and Knox, little dreaming of gel sundry dousings they were so soon to experi- ence. In this connection I must chronicle a fellow pas- T's persevering efforts to regain his tile, which erie ruthlessly blown from his head into the water. With the aid of a boathook he dashed at it, but was unable quite to reach it. By powerful eff ots and many y wees attempts to form a current to- wards him with the hook, he performed so many surgical operations upon the said hat that, when regained, it would have brought a premium from some Falstaffian hero, to exhibit as a trophy of his hairbreadth ‘scapes. Pion} after "reaching the boat the steamer Maine, perceiving our position and our signal flying, approached, but owing to the high swell running could render us no assistance. We had a similar visit from the Plymouth Rock, with like result. On learning at Stonington and New London ot our misfortune, scores of smail craft, from a sail- boat to a schooner, started upon a stampede to our _“ relief” (which meantto relieve our pockets). In cma aa mae mission, however, they were doomed to disappointment. The unruly waves recluded a near approach; yet, like wolves, they overed about, unwilling to give up their prey. Our good captain, however, had already started overland to West Harbor to charter a schooner for our conveyance to Stonington. This done, pre- tions were commenced for leaving. Two ox ams, with wagous, were sent by Capt. Frazee for the ladies and children, into which they were placed. Many gentlemen had already struck out for the schooner, the rest following with thé ox teams. Arriving at the Mecca of ail our hopes, we found our schooner aground at ebb tide. This unlooked for calamity was balanced by finding two fishing smacks, into which we embarked, and squared away for Stonington. Arrived at Stonington we were all required, by an attaché of the Vanderbilt, to give up our blankets, = though this was only : ht and proper, yet any there were who begged hard to retain theirs oe memento of our 5! Npwreck. Some might well have been spared us, having been rendered useless by mutilation, as not afew of the passengers placed two blankets to- gether, and then finding the centre, would cut a hole sufficiently large to admit their heads. The blank- ets then falling down upon their shoulders, formed a complete Mexican rig. It is needless to say we were all delighted to reach Stonington; yet there was a drawback to our exultation. g004, kind, noble hearted cay fed (than whom none better exists, combining essentials for his ition, bravery and ia ouney had fallen from sheer exhaustion, and been lefton the island, too ill to accompany us. That he may soon recever and speedily retake his position in the line to which he is s0 eminently fitted, is the sin- cere hope of all who accompanied him out last Monday. T. K. [From the New London Chronicle, Jan. 7.) A vessel which arrived here yesterday, having eed place whete the steamer C. Van- reports that the eager has broken in ad al boys tae f Ag sage The wind on Wednesday nial it was from the weed and blew pretty fresh during a portion of the night, and the damage thereb, Ne to the unfor- tunate steamer was to leave much Sa ures her. She will doubuless be a NEW YOR Police Intelligence. AusceD BorcLary axp Recmvina Srousy Goops—Tus Accrex> Parnms Ducuarcsp.—It will be remom- bered that about two weeks ago s man named George O'Malley and his wife were charged with bur- glary and receiving stolen goods, and wore held for trial by Justice Welsh. Fuge ea haopearlaba tees ey ren ene es er it, and o1 a tobe tancsiied Hie Hovor stated that all the tes- timony in the case showed that O’Malley did not commit the burglary, and that the goods found in the possession of his wife were not suficiently identified to warrant the mroances otto Wiel Wi Say, Doe of SORT MSR Supreme Goat aligestal Term. Before Judge Sutherland, JAN. 9.—The People ex rel. Felis Duffy vs. Charles B. Spencer.—Ordered that a mandamus isque returnable 15th of January. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, Jan. 86 P. M The Fulton sailed for Europe this day, with $482,960 in specie on freight. Exchange for this opportunity closed dull, though the leading bankers continue to ask 10034 There are good mercantile bills to be had at 108% a 10944; francs at 5.15 a 21. ‘The stock market was generally dull this morning, but. closed up rather stronger. The movement has not yet succeeded in attracting the notice of outsiders, and is wholly confined to the members of the Board. As com. pared with yesterday’s closing prices, there is no material advance to report, except about 3a in Rock Island, Galena and New York Central, The following were Groesbeck & Hoyt’s closing prices:—Missouris, 86% a 87; Central, 85 a 4; Reading, 5414 @ 34; Michigan Central, 58%; Southern preferred, 491¢ a 34; Panama, 117% 2118; Minois, 703¢a %; Galena, 723¢ a 34; Rook Island, 60; Pacific Mail, 9234 a 34. The market closed firm. ‘The following is to-day’s business at the office of the $122,333 29 T00/001 41 ‘The receipts include $45,000 from customs. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day wero $16,511,890 29, and the balances $1,220,899 05. The following dividends have been declared:—The Lafayette Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn, a semi- annual dividend of seven per cent, payable on demand; the Breyoort Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable on the 12th inst. The December earnings of the Little Miami Railroad Were $94,670, against $73,050 in 1857; of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road $47,826, against: $42,201 the corresponding month in 1857; of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, including the Galesburg branch, $110,489. ‘The bank statement of January 1, 1859, as compared with that of January 2, 1858, shows changes as follows, vis? — "Loans and discounts. ,$127,549,983—an inc. of $29,034,336 Specie. 27,129,725—a dec. of 1.432, 221 Net deposits and cir’n 98,538,281—an inc. of 27,014, 011 Aver. daily exchanges 20,606,551—an ino. of 705,104 Per cent. Jan, 2, isso? per ‘centage of coin to net liability was. 40 273g Jan. 1, 1858, Showing that the specie reserve had been reduced... 1234 That the net liability has been increased........ And a reduced comparative strength of position of.. 50 The loans and discounts have been increased. 2 2936 And the specie decreased. 5 Loans and: Discounts. i idainingthetr Maximum. 1855—Jan. 6,. .$82,244,706 Aug. 18.......$101,154,060 1 “" B... 95,833 4 112,221,582 1857— “ 3,..109,149,153 122077,252 1858— 2... 98,549/083 127,055,010 “Aug. 22.. .126,341,827 « Oct 9.. .123,599,249 ‘Loans and discounts in 3855 were at their maximum Aug. 18, an ine, of..23 prt: iw ‘ ene gtanaey Voitn ta 1858 “ “ Dec.19, 29 « Average increase after January, for four years, 20 per cent, which, if added to present loans and discounts, $127,- 584,319x$25,516,864, equals $153,101.183. Net Deposits and pyeecon taining their Maximum. $54,794,749 auly 14. 285,848 1 2°68;223;983 ‘Aug. 4.. 81,721,371 . 721279,042 June . 78, . 71;624/270 Aug. 1 1558 Net dep’s and cire’n were ine’ 990) Adé 09. am pee Sa “ “ “ “ ar etter 0 1sss— “ “ “ — 97,0201908.37 34 « Average—26 per cent. Specie. Attaining its maximum. 1855—Jan. 6..$13,596,963.. Feb. © 8.. $27,139,198 1856— “ 5, 11,687,209 955 UsBI— BL) 11172244. 1858— « 2). 28,561,946. 85,712,107 1855—Specie inc. till Feb. £42,292 —equal to 28 pc. 1s5e— «June 23.. B184,746— 5S Ws57— “© Deo, 10:116,785/082— «150 1858— « Ang. 1.. 7,150,16l— 25 Average—64 per cent. 1855—Specie at min, Spt. 20. det lo. S2751— + 1 a SM 7 1sss— « = Nov. 1426039277 Average—46 per cent. The policy which bas been for successive years pursued by most of the railroad corporations, of increasing the per- manent debt of the companies, in order to pay off present liabilities, bas already proved disastrous, and will be shown to be ruinous in very many cases. Not only has this policy been injurious in giving the embarrassed cor- porations cash resources, and thus inducing increased ex- penditures, but the discounts paid haye been enormous. In contrast with this course, it is well to know that here and there a corporation has gone on the plan of raising money from their stockholders. The Cumberland Coal and Iron Company found itself in need of money, called on its stockholders, received between $240,000 and $250,000 in cash—not as a loan, but as payment to the capital—and bas now no floating debt which cannot be paid by it at once. It bas a working capital of nearly $150,000, and bas set a good example to every corporation which owes a floating debt. Annexed is the statement of the Panama Railroad Corm- pany for the years ending December 31, 1857 and 1858:— 919,124—de. fm. m. rds Ce 1857. 1858. $378,304 42 $392,855 91 698,250 18 7 364,437 78 in i 3 122,076 60 112,058 12 jon! 600 io Baggage and miscellaneous... 18,994 92 22/193 49 Add December, estimated... - 60,000 00 $1,305,819 60 Adding surplus above, tot: 1,684,214 02 Deduct int. on Ist mort. bonds $155,540 00 $153,850 88 Deduct int. op 24 mort. bonds 9,720 00 28470 28 Convertible bond: 13,405 00 8,850 00 Equipment account. — 13,523 13 Runping expenses, 348,387 00 386,234 39 Depreciation, losses, && 20,000 00 49,00 60 Office expenses: 22,250 00 22,750 00 New Granadian’ government proportion mail receipts. 10,000 00 10,000 00 Dividend July and January, 6 percent each.........0.+ 677,02022 593,400 09 New Granadian government proportion : 17,308 00 17,302 00 Sinking fund, 50,000 00 190/900 09 Total... $1,389,590 Surplus, Dec, $390,581.42 — $520,041 60 The genera) account of the company stands at $8,000,000, as foliows -— Stock . $4,967,000 «2-1 ,250,000-—2,000,000 Second mortgage sterling bonds, +. 1,000,000 0 Convertible bonds Total..... Of the second ‘mortgaye bonds, $4 sued. The road has no floating debt, and has $153,395 83 in the sinking fund. Tho bonds duo Dec. 1, 1869, can be easily met from the avails of the $425,000 unissued bonds: and from the sinking fand, which will then be $250,000, Jeavitly only $78,000 vo be’ provided from other asurose, The earnings and expenses of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company during the month of No- vember were as follows:— Station expenses, $9,522 82 23,878 71 chinery..... ...16,447 79 Mainten’ce of way .25,214 66 General expenses. 9,113 13 Total..... ....982,671 71 Same month Not earnings in November, 1858. Net earnings in November, 1868 Decrease, ‘The Cincinnati Gazette says:— The affhirs of the Ohio Life and Trust Company are to ‘be compromised, the attorneys for Bell & Grant and those for Spining & Brown, having agreed upon a general basis for a compromise of the matters in dispute, and that the con- troversy will be settled without the further intorforenoe of the Courts, ao far as the assets pow in the hands of the Sheriff are involved. The details have not yet boon ar- ranged, but the propositions submitted at the Jast moeting HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1859. of the creditor? win be adopted in the main. This course it eae tierra Bs" noobie ve the. Littte Miami Railroad have de- clared a dividend of four per cemt, payable 30th Novem- der ult, The following is the statement of their earnings and expenses for the year ending Nov. 80, 1868:—~ $582,673 03 614,658 29 83,167 97 $1,200,499 29 Repairs of stationary machinery. $1,179 11 freight cars. 45,196 14 28,307 65 mag Transportation expenses. $611,105 11 ind Xenia stock, Not earnings of the road Add dividends on Columbu: December, 1857, and June, 1858.. 43,200 75 Total .....+..+ «+ $654,395 86 Deduct interest ‘account 838 75 Payments on last year’s ‘ecaiomae tee sit w® 144,650 28 Net profits of the company..............++ $500,745 58 The Little Miami Company's proportion being. 339,830 39 And the Columbus and Xenia Company’s,... 169,915 19 ‘The Little Miami is an essential link in the railroad chain between New York and St. Louis, and also between Phila- delphia and the West, and Baltimore and the West. It earned five percent during the late year; but on the whole, thought it safest to declare only four. It has no floating debt. From the semi-annual statement of the Michigan Centra) Railroad Company, it appears that in the past year that concern has only earned 3 per cent upon its capital. The receipts for thesix months ending 30th November were, $1,114,620 01 571,790 34 $542,829 67 Interest..:.. Sinking fund.. Net earnings for six months...... Add balance to credit of income June, 1858. ‘Total.. on seeeeeses $186,282 72 The following statement will show the financial condi- tion of the company on Ist July, 1859:— Actual liabilities to July 1, 1859, sappeabiy Bonds maturing. . Coupons maturin; Joliet rent maturing Total liabilities....... s Reources to July 1, 1859, inclusivi Cash on hand and loaned on’ call. SU Bills receivable maturing. . Estimated net receipts from road Excess of liabilities over receipts. To meet this deficiency the company has ‘sink- ing fund bonds of 1882 (included in the mortgage +.» 78,000 00 Other available assets estimated at cash value. 200,000 00 "Wola... <0's0 $278,000 00 Deficiency, as above, deducted 68,731 97 Leaving a balance in value of....... . $214,263 03 From which it appears that after ali Tiabilities to July 1, 1859, inclusive, shall have been paid, there wiil remain of assets an amount equal in value ‘to $214; 268 03, and sufti- cient to provide for a dividend of not Jess than 3 per cont. The amount of bonds maturing in 1860 is $1,275,000, which the company propose to redeem by an issue of 1st mortgage 8 per cent bonds at par. The floating debt is now entirely extinguished. The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans banks on the 18th ult. were as follow: Bank: Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits. Citizer $4,522,761 3,602,450 2,604,085 5,951,339 Canal + 1,427,102 1,129,044 751,045 1 7351, 1859 Louisiana .... 2,984,660 3,178,597 — 701,734 4'386,305 Louis’a State.. 4,093,187 4,223,871 1,644,970 5,750,201 Mechs’& Trad? — 793,729 414,541 "826/830 945,284 N. Orleans... 1,600,473 861,009 570,890 1,290,765. Southern. 172,053 404,635 277, 697,154 Union........ 1,852,244 809,459 631530 1,312/850 James Robb.. — 352,978 . 304,808 373,375 ‘a1 929 Crescent City. 1,062,700 249,020 150/365 463,297 America... 565,850 231,140 768,161 Total..... Abs 15,742,094 694 8,353,009 23,863,983 The following table exhibits the respective amounts of exchange held by the various banks, and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown abo’ Exchange. Due. Banks. Citizens? Bank,........ +21 82,64 el $486,141 Causal... 2 274/855 Louisiana .. 848,387 Louisiana State, 368,836 Mechanics’ and ‘Tradei 25,064 Bunk of New Orleans, 105,956 @ 316,690 James Robb: 44,479 Cre 67,104 America... 95064 MORRIS Sos Sita duiynsvcs $9,758,475 $2,536,576 As compared with the statement of the the results are as follow: Tner¢ase in short loans, Increase in specie Increase in circul Increase in deposits. Decrease in exchange Increase in distant bai previous week Stock Exchange. Sarcxpay, Jan. 8, 1859. $45000 US 5's, "74... 100 shs Ri 83 Ot 34000 Tenn 6's, ‘00. 9000 Virginia 6's 20000 Missouri 6’s 5000 Ca! 7's, new bs 50 500 N ¥ Cen RR 6's 60 Mich sui ind Rr 2000 Erie 4th m bs.. 50 1000 Hud Riv 8d m, 100 .b30 7 Chi, Burl &Q RR 11000 do... 51 3000 Harlem RR im 50 MS&N Ings..bl0 4834 1000 Har RR 3m bs 300 do. +. 4836 1000 Mich So s f bs 5000 TCs - RRbds. 860 8 1000 €, sit ‘SPaUr, 4 ‘ 3000 Han &StJoRRbs Sshs Bank of NY 21 Bank of America 20 National Bank ato 200 100 A 4 Frie RR... 150 do 200 do, 400 do. 326 ato » Hud ~ RR. do 4 60 te, > 300 Harlem RR pref, 125 Re nang RR, do. 1 a as 544 i sada as 80 ‘ B80 6 5 Lace uy 4 | ait i+ > LaCrosge& Mil 4 SECOND BOARD, $100) Tenn 6's, ’90., 923, 25shs Erie RR,.... 163% 86% 100 Har oo 860 3014 86 200 HM 5 100 Read 1000 Harlem 3m ba 94 a igi wd hig 5000 Til Cen RR vs,. 8914 st Mich So &Nia RR 2034 5 shs Bank of Com. 101 = Mel meg ae 49 1B Disieses + 100% ee 49 10 Amer Fxch Bi |. 10614 20 al cago RR iat 100 Clev&Tol RR.bi0 32% 100 "Gr ne oe Pe 2% 200 do, ‘bao 72 Penn Coal 8334 290 Ch 100 Pac Mail 83 © 923¢ 100 bere ot 1 do... 8b 924 200 50 do. 9235 100 60 NY Cen RR. 84% 50 59 100 Harlem RR,. 860 13% 245 Milw & ‘tis iin 1835 200 do... esses 18K _56 Stonington RR. .. oo CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarcupay, Jan, 82 P. M. Fiovr is in better demand at firmer prices. Sales 10,000 bbis., including superfine State at $4 40 a $4 65; oxtra State at $6 16.4 $6 50 per bi. Wnnat is more active at improved prices, Sales 28,600 bushels, including white Michigan, at $1 32; white Ken- tucky at $1 66; red Western at $1 21a $1 24; and Chi- cago apring at 750, Corn is quiet; mixed is entirely nominal; 600 bushels old round yellow were purchased at 880, Oars.—Sales 8,800 bushels Canada, in store, at 500: a 600, BARiRy.—Sales 3,600 bushels Canada, at Tbe. Pork.—Sales 1,800 bbis., at $47 87 for new mess, and $19 25 for new yrime, deliverable in March and April. ‘Witexry.—Sales 200 bbis., at 263;0. a 260, Other articles are anchanged, POSTAL DIRECTORY. Tm: CLOSING THE NEW YORE ea oes pany, ula ad Canade, 8 eM. mR Ae anos § MS 8. LaxeCrty.The Mall from, St, Joseph ) to Sait Bt hb every Saturday, at SAM Letters abou ia'be marked “Overiaha New ; Orleans by 3 seninabip Pe ‘Ist and 15th of each month. va ‘plaoed in the Oflice at New York aix days pre- Pious to the above date.) y steamship Canada, from Boston, close bere on Tuesday, ‘Jan. 11.1384 and $ P.M. Banama Istanps,.On the day after the arrival of each Cunard ‘ket nt this port, the steamer Karnak will be jatched witb mails for the Kahama Islands, landed st Nassau, N. P. The United Staten postage will be five conte per halt ounce on letters, and two cents on each newspaper, pe collector in all eases in the United States, on aa econt cede all eters (or Spain tans be > prepaid ar ral ~ ted Staten ‘postage oniy—eliher or Bor at cocks es tale to the uationslity of the steamship ‘ounce, according p_convey- fog the matl—to wit: per Bri'tsh steamers on Wednesdays, five cent, and United States steamers on Saturdays, twenty one cent TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE. Inia. ‘The Overland, Mai closes as follows:—Via Mar illes, on the 20, 9h, 17th and 2th of each month. Via Southampton, sth, 12th and 20th, touching at Abraltar, Malta, Alexandria, Sueg and Aden. ia Marseilles on the 9b and 25th. Via South ‘ampton 4th and -Via Marseilles and Suez on the 16th, Via South. ‘ampton and Suez 12th. Vin’, Aden on the 4th and 27th of the month, ‘Via Southampton on the 9th of the month. Bar When the date of making up the Indian and Australian mutla at London fala on & Sunday, they are made up on the evening previous. ma... AUSTRALIA. Maverrivs Brazn. “MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. FROM EUROPE. Names, Leaves, City of Manchester. .Livernool North America: sverpool w oye ota ‘Manche North American. Africa... FOR CALIFORNIA. Jan. 20. | MOON SETS. R. Port ot New ‘York, rk, January 8, 1859, CLEARED. ecieamsbin Thomas Swann, Ramsey, Savannab—Hi B Crom- Steamehip Augusta, Woodhull, Savannah—S L, Mitchil & secteur James Adger, Adams, Charleston—Spofford, Ti- Steamship Roanoke. Skinner, Norfolk—H Ludiam. P cvgagey| Parkersburg, Powell, Baltimore—H & Cromwell Ship Neptune (Ham), Fortman, Bordeaux—Stanton & Ruger. Bark Greyhound, Gulbrandson, Naples—A K Foster, Bark Norumbeas, Saunders, Gaiveston—J H Brower. Bark N Curwen, Mountford, New Orleans—Robson & Fos- Bark Enterprise (Br), Brandford, Norfolk —0 7 Dwight, Brig lanthe, Bowmns, Trinidad Avrowsroith Bail Brig Beatrice, Small. \sermuda—Thompaol Brig H M Hine (Br), Dari, Wilmingian—O 4 DeWolf Brig Norfolk, Emery, Baltimore—Grett, Son & Co. Schr Monteziraa, Turner, Laguayra—Henry Moss, Schr J W Deming, Smith, Galveston—Carnahan & Gold- ratte. r s caachrmneaioonints Routen, Galveston—Wakeman, Dimon & "“Yohr Star, Crowell, Saltimore—J W McKee. Schr B.8 Day, Hackney, Pailadelphia— Jas Hand. Schr T Jefferson, Kills, salem—R W Ropes & Co. Sloop Pointer, Fowler. Providence—Master. Sloop Rienzi, Bri, Bristol. Steamer in, Cundiff, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston, with mse and pas. sengers, to Svofford. Tilest Gicainekip Thomaa Swann, ‘Hatosey, Baltimore, with mdee, toh B Cromwell & Co, Bark Yumurt, Mogegang, Matanzas, 14 days, with sugar. ty Stevens Bros. ‘rhe ¥ has been 9 days N of Hatierag ‘with reo Hasse, thwi and NE ome Back Cevhas Starret (of Rockland), Gregory, New Orleans and the bar Dec 13, with mdse, to master. Bark Wyandotte (of Boston), Sparks, New Orleans and SW Paes, Dec 2l, with sugar and molasses, to HD Brookman & ‘Had heavs we: ret (of Philadelphia), Wood, Charleston, Dec 28, with rice and cotton, to master, Experienced heavy ‘weather; spilt nai Join Denham, Gray, Charleston, 15 da; -gea, Clearman Uo, Has had rongl nite? Tarative (ot Deer Isle), Pressy, Bathurst, WUA, Nov in hides and ground nat, to Ingersoll & Carman. Expe rienced heavy weather split sails, &c. Dee 15, lat 26 29, loo 64.05, spoke ship Waverly, of and for Boston from Calcutta, rig 8 G Chaloner, Thompson, Kingston, Ja, Dec 20, with soffee, to Simpson & Clapp. Hrig Ganges (of Richmond, Me), Wallis, Bonaire, Dec 13, with salt, to master. Experienced heavy weather on’ the pas sage, split sails, Brig wis Duell, Savannah, 10daya, with timber, to master. fchr Amy Chase, Brevoor, Porto Cabello, 24 days with hides, coffee and indigo, to Rising & Co. Experienced heavy weather for the last 10 days: beaing 6 aays N of Hatteras, split sails, &c. Dec 15, at sen, Joseph B Kelley, Ist officer, of West jase, died; 18th, at sea, Peter Mahoney, seaman, of ng, died of fever. Schr Teaae Toucey (ot Bridgeport), Gould, Jacmel, Dec 2), pa coffee and wood, to master Experienced heavy weather Bal been 8 days N of Hatteras. omer H Baldwin (of Us petal ‘Sands, Jacmel, Dee 15, with cotfes, &c, to ms ‘sthr Julia Halloch, Clark, St Jago de Cuba, 20 days, with copper ore, tobacco, &c, to M Trujillo. Has had very heavy weather; carried away main boom, split foresa:l, » She La is home 80 men from the Cuba railroad, Schr Ocean Wave, Warner, Washington, NC, Schr Lion, French, North Carolina, 4 da; Schr Mary Emma, Pilgrim, Pevorsburg, 2 days, Schr Ann, Cole, City Pajpt, 3 day Behr M Mabe, Corson, Virginia: 3 days, Behr M A Morgan, Burt, Virginia, Sdaya, Schr H Havens, Havens, Vi ‘Schr Martha J Gause, Smit Senr Plymouth Rock, N Steamer Westchests Steamer Curlew, ‘Are} Schr BN Hawkins, a1 sterday from Savannah, was towed ashore on Governor's Island during the fog yeaterday, ‘Will probably come off next high water; she does not leak. BELOW. An Italian |g and two brigs. Schr lage Tice, from Plymouth. bound BE. Also, a schr, charcoal loaded, with sails gone, in tow of pilot boat Mary Tay! jor, No. She is at anchor under the Cedars. . SAILED. Steamships Fulton, Southampton and Havre; Pacitic (Br), Galway; ship Hurricane, pan bas nciseo; barks Cor Nineveh, New Orleans: Pride of the Sea, bent brigs Abby Zazror, ‘Aspinwall; Addy Baie ‘St Thomas; Kentucky, Ciena ie 0, hepa Sy Aap. Charlestou; Augusta, Savan nah; Roanoke, Norfolk, &c; Tropic, New Orleans; bark Maria Morton, Savannah. From Quaramine, bark Pentucket, for Zaza. ‘Wida during the day WNW, with frequent snow squalls, , with cotton, weather. Telegraph Marine SQUAN, Jan 4, sunset—Wind tresh from W. Weather clear and cold. HIGHLANDS, Jan 8, sunset—Wind a gale from NW. Wea- ther clenr and cold, SANDY HOOK, Jan 8, sunset—Stoamer Huntress fs towing & Bremen bark, and we Achilles is towing @ brig in the bay. bound in, There is one senr at anchor inside; four schrs are Ai anchor under the lee of the Cedars; and asebr is at anchor near the Lightship, all bound in. Miscellaneous. For loss of sehr Woreester, of Providence, and disaster to schr Sam! Castner, see telegraph columns. ‘The steamship Fulton, Capt Wotton, sailed yestedray for Southampton and Havre, with 88 passengers. ‘The british stearnsbip Pacitie, Capt Nicholson, sailed yester day for Galway, Stuy Mayriowrn, Chatfield, at Boaton from New Orleans, reporte:—4th inst, bad a heavy easterly gale, which suddenly shifted to NW, and blew with grent vidlence: was boarded by Agen which filled the deck with water and tove ® number of bbis of molnss: Bir Danser Etssorr, from M Fayal Dee 16, with loss of wpars. Banx Neavourtan, Burdett, from Smyrna for Roston, put into Fagal previous 0D 6, short ot provstons, Waa ready tw aail on the 15th. Baux Cxoson, Weston, from Boston for New York, returned to Boston 7th inst. On night of Sth insi, off Capea Cod, was in ganiact wa pubr Fulerum (of Haneock), Dow, from Kilza Aj, and tost bowsprit, foreto ‘tty lown ‘The Pulerim sunk, carrying Barney © Moon, of Hancock, nged 2, The Urnsod anchor of Thatcher's Island on Thursday aflernoon, And was, towed to ¥ steamer RE Forbes, (It was before stated that ‘the sehr’s name was Falcon.) ee TDipo—San Augustine, Jan l—Brig Dido, of Jackson with @ cargo of lumber, outward bound, when' 160 miles sprung aleak. in suymedng to put back they made as inlet, drawing “LS” foot of water, It was, Impousible Jor her to get in, as there is uot 10 fort water on the bar at high Water, and came to anchor just inside the outer bar, in am he breakers. Her bow is under water, ‘and deck are cove AEBS yes 08 te likely to 0 to place . (By letter to Ellwood Walter, Esq, Secretary Board of Underwriters.) eee Susen Daves, at Boston from Wilmington, Sean wie nf snes era nn aan, Eurui re reported ashore at Holmen’ canve off morning or th inak without ncaa st Scum Warcour Rercnx, of St George, Me,from P ior Boston, which went asho: night 9 mein for Falmouth, was at , NO, when Port Ki ¢ on the night of the 10th ‘ultt’on the of Block Island, has gone t0 pleces, nothing bel ety mont her bow, Abn ht BO tonwot the. iros bas waved | ‘the isiaaders, ‘The baiance wil be lone, ‘At Cumberland Ini ash, going to Inet Oct 20, 1834, going into winter « ters: Hanolbai, Chapel, of Now larndon, Re ent one head of bone w Peterend Gl ship Sani Wobater, Bellows, of New Ketford, clam i! jetters from ship Dover, Jeilrev, NI. repo Sand- wich faland Nov If, with 1000 bbls out would take, New ant land tii! 20th Mareb, and be howe iu Auguetmext, Hed shteped hia bone, 197 bunds, by the Washingwon Allston, for’ N. ford, to fall 224 Letters from .€ nt Hempatend, of bark Philip Int, NT, re. ports her at Bt V1 ape Verd Ixlanda, Oot 16, all well: A letter from Margaret Scott, Cleveland NB, dated Sept. 15, reports her bound South, all well—no lat, &e, of amoant' of ot (The M8 was at Johanna Avg 98.) aged ree ‘At Onbu Nov 18, M tf nctown, with 1189 bbls wh ol, 280 do ap oll and 18,00 wie a about 55) Dols off and all big bor by abiyWae Lay NB. ensure Harriman, ad putes ty Pa taid dans pre eons Doak, supposed from eaten for Port d, Jan 7, at anchor of Plumb & mile Jan eeoenee, jan lumb Beach, abt An Am a white and blue jal, perpendicular, wie paged Deo 1 laf on 9038 ip ieate mn uyatle ‘Conn, for Satilla River, Ga, Darling, Howes, of and from Providence for ‘seen Jan 5, off Barnegat. ore eae ‘Tremont, Holbrook, ‘Taw daye; brig Frodevick, Julio, Going in, an American brig. vesnel in eee Dec 15—In ship Daniel Elliott, from Moul- for Falmou, wilt loes 0 spars; bark Nospétian, Sr dec rn Be for Boston, putin short of provisions, was oar aids achr North Wind, Higgins, from 7 Wyman, Bak Roston, won ee itoeaa, foes Wilt oa vin Norfolk, York 1ew days} oh ae: Or Capeiio Dee 16—Tn port bark ‘White Wing. Epung, for Philadelphia soon; achr Volant, Coombs, tor NYork 3 ord jUaNaM, Dec 5—In port brig Benj Cushing (Br), Puleifer, for Gloucester 15 da; Se Tnowas, Des dt--In port ships Messenger: Trot, hence for St Catharines, had new mainmast in; Atlantic, Maci Rotterdam for NYore, wig orders; Flore MeDonaid, Cal Well, from Livernool for Baltimore, disg; barks Uasly, Creec rn for New York, leoky, diag; Puiney, Moore, from Boston for algon Bay, takiig io cargoy Parthiad, wor oro brigs Crimea, getting sails: Minnle, condemned; Wanderer, di schre © W Connor, Petingill, from Baltimore for St Lucia, disg} ‘Woodbridge, condemned. Hoi Ports. BOSTON, Jan 7—Arr shipa Manlius, Pitman, aud Waverley, Tate Caiehtia: Mayflower, Chatield: NOrlesna; Joba, & 41 rks Stambonl, Kingman, Smyrna: gurlan, Maihiee, Messina; Mary Broughton, ates, Surin; Christina (Br), "Trimble, Aux’ Cayes; Exeter (ir), Mortimer, Havana; Chazipion, Maye, New Orleans; Speedwell, Howes, ‘Charl Phinney, Philadelphia; brigs ian: dolpb, Laurin, Mobile Shsan-Kuily, Davis, and Albert Ad: ame, Wilmington, NO; schrs Langdon Gilmore, Chured, Sa) mnt ‘Chase, philadel phi: Saunders, do; Rosina,’ Hi Returned, bark from cence a Tangle: Sutter Oh y tail FJ Cummings, Jones, ley: y; Nena, utter, and Roan, Wallace, do, Crusoe, Weston, hence for NYork. Cid steamer Kensington, Baker, Fnlade hum ahip Clcerg, ‘Taylor, Nurieabs, brig lay. s Grifin, Pi nd to load for Cuba; achrs George Byron, El. dridge, Card: eu lenry Hooton, Giles, Wilmington, NO; E W Benton, Taylor, NYork. ahr oy tel) bak ‘Martha Wenzel, Smith, NOrleans. DEN, Doo chrs Marietta, Muilen, eras rr 4c! are for Basksport; Sarah NYork. Sid 3d, ua ey Wedlewer: Gilkey, Norfolk. AL RIVER: Jan 6-“Arrs schra Prowess, Hulse, Batthnore; pi wrt 7th, ir a L Norris, for Baltimore, ready. TALVESTON. 27 reviour, bark alamo, Peterson, ‘Liverpool; rie 60 Gry, Plultook Be ‘oston, done port 27th, ships tases Perry, for Havre ldg; Cooaltte. ‘m ib mndt, for Live Hansen, for do; Tenvie, Saath ork, al cea: J ve WF Fannin, Briggs, from do, do; Gaston , Balaer, trots Amnaterdam, dos Senior (Co, Bak ita sia go Palmetto, 1ckus, Yu (Bren) Deeijen, and. Fortuna (Brem), Dewers, from Bre: em; Weser G@rem;,. Vespermann, from do; Mima rer, from ©; Jacinto, Fratus; D Godtrey, man, and Island City, "Hinckley. from Boston; brij Ginger, Wyman, for Boston ldg; Wm M Rice. Greenough, from do; Gerunium, Pierce, for for N ; schrs Fred Sheerer, Sheerer, fro ne, Jam, ; Pinta, CH Mohler, Alien; Maj and Velasco, Liddle, from Pensacola; sloop Fre HOLE, Ju Yan 6, PMC-Are bark Aura, Crosby, IIa- vana for Boston; achirs Mary Ann Magee, Magee, and Neptune, Myers, Boston Toe Phiatelpba, Bld sehr Dol Tie Arr brie Wynesion, mal NYork for Poriland; schra Moxo, Hij s, Cape Haytien for Boston; Emma amelis, Har- ding, nd fr ince LeBoo, Tripp, Baltimore for Boston;. Try. hens, Nickerson, Norfolic for do; JH Horton, Horton, amd rf, Tangier for do; J W Roche. Johuson,’ Nor. pik for oo Nk b Soiaer Freoman, Tangier for Fortinnd: Mountain Eagle, Pendleton, Fhiladelphie for Rock ueen, Baltimore for Plymouth; ee Y Sarkere “doe oucester; i ove Gott, NYork ee ‘Tantamount, Boston r Pott tard, eon and Goneas, Major Barbour, tty Tennessee, Forbe: ant Masige, Porter, Liverpool: St Helena, Springer, Havre: Main bar, Drbarks Prince. of Wales’ (Br, ‘Mowatt, Liver Guiana 6p) | Cammaovun, Barcelona: Thales, Maral’ Punt Sinn, na, Congo Riser: Tunmia Maey, boston, Hamburg DeHaan, Antwerp; schr Pocahontas, Bpfncen Norfolk, ‘owed to sen 2ith, ship Abner Stetson; hark Gen Stricker NEW BEDFOR)), Jan 7—In port bark Robt Pennell, for Bal- thmore: achr Watchman, for NYork. NEWPORT, Jan 7—Arrschr Knight, Sears, Baldmore for in port 7th, at8 AM, brig Beronda, Howard, for Havana, Sarah A Falconer, © W Dyer, Grace Girdler, Flvin Fise, Giraite, Olena Buxton, White Cloud, and Swan. Wind with rai NANTUCKET, Jan7—Arr schr Deborah Jones, Winsmore, NEWBURYPORT, Jan 6—Arr sohr Kossuth, Pettengill, N York. Sid schr Everglade. ‘Watts, Norfolk. PORTLAND. Jan mong barks 8 Cotcord, Colcord, Bonaire via Holmes’ Hole; Merlin, Webster, Boston; brie Thos Connor, Honk, NYork; schra J Achorn, Merril, do; HF Lewis, Dyer! PROVIDE DENCE, Jan 7_Arr stecmuer, Petra, Baker, NYokr; Sea Nymph, Dawson; Ocean Bird, Kddy, and Wenonah, Kelsey, Baltimore: MR Carlisle, Winsmore, Norfolk. PROVINCETOWN, be> 27—Arr schr Cinderella, Stevens, NYork, Sid schr Flavilia, Harding, Norfolk. Jan 8 (by tel) Arr.abio’ North Atlantic, Moore. Calcutta for mn; bark Azor, Burke, Fayal for do. BAN "FRANC 18CO, Dec 10, ila 12—Arr ship Black Haw wers, Liverpool; bark J Godfre: ‘k. ALAS RSPORT, Dec 29—Arr sehr James Bliss, Hatch, George- wn. SC. ONOMBRSE ‘T, Jan 5—Arr schr Choctaw, Harding, Elizabeth- port. POALEM, Jan 6—Arr schra Justina, Smith, and &T Munsell, Kelley, \N¥ork. Sid bark Wi H Shailer, Africa; brig Planet, SAT NGTON, NO, Jan 5—Arr schr WG Ardenreid, Hew- Charleston. Cid 5th, brig M Capen, Johnson, NYork; 6th, hr Hattie Ross, Pol Portland. aid ‘seaman Vera Cruz; ships Oliver Moses. Otis; Kittle Floyd, URGLARY.—$20 REWARD—THE SUBSORIDER'S store was entered some time on Friday night, 7th inst., and 550 pounds of sewing silk, mostly black, was stolen. The slik ‘was taken from the cases'and carried off loose in halt pound bundles, rolled up in pink paid for the recovery of al y found. the \ EFT—LAST TUESDAY MORNING, ONR OLD WATOH, 2 at Fullerton’s genta’ furnishing store, 301 Broadwa; Lostox, WEDNESDAY, 5TH INST , IN GOING FROM 15 Maiden Inne to 25 Murray street, a seal ring; oval blood stone, set in plain gold. “The finder will be auitabl Warded by returning it to J. ©, Wood, 15 Maiden lane, Bacic room, third story. — O8T—ON JANUARY A SMALL PACKAGE, DONE fn brown paper, with a note on the outside, directed to i. K King, and’ stened by H. Wilson. tmiDanal stroet or fa Grewae airech between Canal aot Srooma. Whoever wil Tetars the gaare il be tech ly re warded by H. Wilson, 362 Canal street. Lost ON FRIDAY EVENING, WHILE GOING FROM the doorway of residence No. 8 Weat Twenty frat strvet, ion {in front thereof, an ermine eape, The finder wi be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the above residence. Loe REWARD—IN THE VICINITY OF THE Stevens House, 8 gold ws and Roskill, maker, ue above reward will be communicating with T. R. HL, rn 120 Herald office, Loo, TUESDAY, THE FOURTH INSTANT, A dollar bill on the Hoboken City Bang. If found’and returned to the saloon, No. 181 Ninth street, corner of Broad- ‘shall receive @ satisfactory reward and the fe The above reward will be the BERS, Sa or ia, proportinn 9 O8T—ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 8—FIVE DOLLARS large black Newfoundland dog, with » white ir curly and rather short. Whoever 8 said dog to F. Masing, 13 Bldridge street, will receive ve reward. WARDS, REWARD.—LEFT, IN A FIRST AVENUE RAIL. road car, on the 7th inat., at Peok slip, a book, contain $ cl he accounts; ithad a red cover, and was iy fe in ye ow paver. The above reward will be ald on the delivery f the book to No. 65 Merchants’ Exchange. 1 REWARD.—LOST, A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER, Had on a brass collar, with "Pat, No, 367 Fourth atreet,” engraved on same. The finder will receive the reward on returning him ag above. 25, REWARD —LOST, BETWEEN TWELVE AND ONE ‘o’clock on Wednesday, in foing from Thirty third atreet % Cortlandt streets gold enamelled waich and chain The above reward will be by leaving it with Sallie Wilbur, 140 Greene street. 3 WINTER FASHIO RTIFICIAL, FLOWERS, Target wreaths, Ball and bridal wreaths, Head dresses and bonquets, A full and general assortment of every description of French American 4 Jobbers and milliners are invited tn call and axamine at PRICB’S Artticial Flower Manufactory, 46 Diviston street. At TUCKER'S, OADWAY. COIFF' uth Ks Ly FLOWERS, "$1 AND ‘IN GARNITURES, cr To $22 THE SET. PURE —#HE HUDSON. Bat COMPANY WoUu? — pts notice that this day manufactured BADIA FANCY per ee reduction from the prices ru ‘at It Ait ands 5 per cen $6 and upwards, pesos ae ee PURE, oon vs 28 THe aon BAY SABLE CUFFS, from $5 and up: MARK J, KING, 64 Broadway. URS, FU! ‘URS, 'HILLIPS, 1d atreet, Ee mer the whol of tie me month the balance of bin a et come tinea, and at less than the regular consiating of Large real sablo cape, mai! and cuff, for $125 worth $250 Waviocme cork ink carriage cape, mull and catfs, $100— Mok wets, victorine and cufly. from $10 to $13, A few more of those Prened mink pets, at $5 to $10. Misses’ seta, at cost price. ‘Algo, sleigh robes od gente’ fur gloves, collars, &o, A I from the pabilc ia all we require. Kemember the number, TLLINERY AT HALF PRIOK,.—-BONNEES, RIBBONS, children’s hats, tints, millinery goods, &c., rétalled at wit | Hoe for one week only, to make room for our Southern spring ‘ade, Mons, BLNN’S Paria millinery, 689 Kroadway, Chimese Huildings. MISCELLANEOUS, . A ChANGE OF AGBNOY— JULES MUMM & 00.'S CHAMPAGNE, we tpt trade the covttact formerly enue See eee the Boker, for the of Pelih acd ree Se ea our ni James Meyer, Jr, will not be fos other rai ae se ‘aatlsded by the closest compart non cana “All dint we nak in cur {avor from the public and the to re wit with other then they imtd the best Our brande from this date care wont UL MUMM & 00.’ “ VERZENAY ©. JULES MUMM & CO.’S Bet DE BILLEKY VINS DB JULES MUMM & 00.'S “IMPERIAL: uae And we respectfully request the prop’ etors of taurents to pript our firm’s name, Jules Mumm & one ia fe on Siete bills of fare in order to avoid confusion with other names: pring ttt mentioned wine, zeny ( rand expresaly por ee io ammbbine our a quality wines Cabinet,” is a hens 9 with oor Ca- Bet Kine, in oder to eatab will surpaae he $i If not equal the have been sou to Jour councy by any house.” WI this, exquiale gurl one drinkers wil Sauer ome racet is boas Amede renee. ‘ase ™ to adopt (¢ any other, mn minke it ree Yeading Wuginaner ae id CTS ‘tiner an Lg ge rye wine well known and needs “abinet, In conse our Netzenay, we ror 'e beg to ‘observe, that tn order to distinguish portations from the former ones, the labels will pore the ease brour present agent. James Meyer, Je, oe signature on each e will send not ony for the future, but in our rst shipments om the Fulton aod Wiles mre aot Our brands, without exception, packed in eases to your ‘Gur house Mn Cologne fs the’ Blammbouse of all the sun's and its exigtence Is neurly necular; our cellars there ere provided withthe ‘best whine and and Monell winx besides we Own some of the finest vineyards the vinegarda of Prince Mi Cie ee ee etfully recommend our wines to the our oid friends asd te the pabllo ts weneral P. a. MU! Referring to the above ptrertigenen and Jules Mumm & Co., a Mumm, I be; trade that I have bewane: on “the Puiton and William ee soon be in port, for which I am now prepared td Kespecttult (AMES MEYER, JR, 44 Broad street, i no rma Bula) former « the above aatoned eth import unless by 2 request patronage of the: EMIT TANCES, UNION BANK OF LONDON. BANK OF LIVERPO BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND. re BANK OF SCOTLAND. Drafts on the above banks in auins to gull, from-£1 upward, ayable on SAVE and good evs Pere OO ENG ND Soorex LAND, issued by TAYLOR BRI OTHE! No, 76 Wall street, New York. IDOW CLICQUOT. auNTe Br leave to announce tat Medtine Vo. Clot P o beg leave to announce lame Ve. onsen ‘a Reims has honored us with the sole ‘agenoy for the { United States and Canada, of her magnidcent , The digh reputation thie wine se €F) ye a Y its ong faite (and principally tp in where Risso dered far enperior to any other b the world, and the ex- cellent Cea Kb of the Pibped cannot mfal o establish for it a simi- i is country. We theref } Jar high standin makin; olsseure, “Mademe Clleq uot has oo one quality of wine.” ¥ To prevent imitation the name of our drm will appear on the labels, and as we shall be pokes lied with but a limited ae. ‘we request the trade to y orate sorte, (Late Schmidt, Schmid et % 0 ,) 7 ‘38 Beaver street, SPECIAL NUTCES. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW ‘4 York and New Orleans Steamship Comeany, wil) ba held oe rae enn ee oe Ore 1 Park place, New York, on. Hs "ne of metag dofcoes Pi a ‘ : . MILLE, Seoretery. FALE CASH, BALANCE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, id for any merchandise or pergoial ree that ts saleeblo in souihtrester raatketa” Ritrean 8! scription and amount of stock, Illinois Merchant, Herald Communications confidential. pn nn ek DS OHN MONTGOMERY, Collecting and Real Estate Agent, NDBPENDENC, JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI, will collect claims an forward proceeds: by express or draft; will make investments of Eastern capital in estate, or loan the same at Western interest; will pay taxes for nom réaidents, ve ‘ncormation aa to dc. "Reterenea—a. t a fienley, rea. Ind. Southern of St Louis; W. 8. Stone, Eres. Ind. Bag. Tasto(U, Farner, Banke ker, Dan Waid aldo, Ha, tas indepen 7 i Price & Co., iphia. NIGHTS TEMPLARS fete male UNDE! Kites of Movi Gommaniery No lagunry 1 8 the commlttee—-Charles F. r,Newion, No. ‘Moon; James M. Austin, Grand Secretary’ ‘tfice, . L. BU ATEN a, E. ©. MASONIC CHARTER OAK LODGE NO. 29, F. a x he members of Charter Oak Lodge No. ry are particularly requested to attend the next regular commual cation, on We event ry January 12, at 3 "4 F o'clock, at lr roots, ‘Odd importages, order, HON O. SRWELE. We Eto. G. MitcnE.4., Secretary. OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS WILL HE ecelved by the Siaien sland Kallroad Company woul y he amount att mom re ret Swen Dewitt Mentiork: Secretary Warre PECIAL NOTICE.—THE SEVENTH penta bhhersnat | of Mount Lodge, No 25, of F. and A. Boe Tillbe celebrated by a ball atthe City Assembly Room: Broadway, on Wednesday evening’ Jan, 12, Tickets of admisrion ¢ga be obtained ai the store of P W. Frank, Keq., 372 Water Arig of J. beng ot ap » 90 William street, or ‘at’ Jackson TH Ludiow street. P.'W. FRANK, + Chairman Cosutann, Secretary, — (0 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.—BE PLEASED TO insert In your largely circulated journal, that my triends riintances ‘tisy Kaow that {aun not atl! esas ees Wh the unfortunate occurrence thas took pines between. tay nolds and Dolan, a few ni at second street and Seventh avenue PEtBa Di DOLAN Seventh avenue, corner of Twenty-fourtn at , at@ point known and described on a iarued 0 the mmissioners of the State of N Yor! siaheanentnanaaer ty ih be recelved. for thirty oma of the Guatantie at Vommissioners for lane and epeat on MA Ae Ae and 2P. New Youx, Dec. ah i HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ERMAN LIEDERKRANZ f Musical Soctety is postponed ‘weaday, ones: on necount of thelr having offered 's Oratorio, the The Creation," for canst ag Bag 1s Soctety, In'ihe Academy of Muster iy E. STEIGER, Seoretary. /EMPERANCE.—THERE WILL BE A 7s simon rede in Bleecker Buik corner of Mlonsker wad streets, on Sunday evening next. The Hon. Jamos A. io Orso, 3 kes and other et SOHN UNG Pre will ad JOHN U! President, Me Nasi 'Becrdlary. ence vaanenuesonanst ay HIS 18 TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS AGAINST PUR- chaaing oF discounting any of the the following, ‘dewcrtbed pre A missory notes made by the su sims he nat G Hood defence v0 the akene, which he‘ imends te meek € the Folleetion of the samme is atiempted to be enforced.-One note of typ thousand five hundred and sixty two dollars and fifty cents ($2,562 50), payabie to the order of 8 Manning; two notes ot five hundred and twelve dollars and 8f cenit asl ’30) rake tw 8 of one thousand and fifty dollars ) each—the uF notes payable to my order. and cadorted byte’ it the above notes are dated New York, August 2), 1868, Also one note of one thousand dollars (1,000), and one of two thou- sand doliars ($2,000), pay le to the order of A. 8 Jerome and dated Koston, Nov. J, 1 ¥. H. NORTH, _New Youx, Jan. 8, 19. BE NEW YORK YOUNG MEN'S RO. BENEVOLENT ssociation.—ihe members of this association a ‘otifed that the annual election Of oilers wilt take, lee O& Monday evening, January 10, at thelr rooms, 187 Bowery. Punctuial atendabce is requested. THOMAS CARROLL, President. , W \ierep.o te MEMBERS OF THE INDUSTRIATs Home Arsoetation. No. 8, arohereby notigied that a mpet= Ang sult be held on Wednenday evening, Jan. 1 ab 4 o'clock, at 163 Ho: It is expected that all the members will tend, ag bustiveas of the greatest Importance will come before ther, ‘Those desirous of obtaining information in relation. 1 their taxes can doo then. fi JOHN COOPERFORD, President, Connriavs A. Coorsr, Pure) rn HE MILITARY. W. WALLACK MURKRT HERS. —THE FIRST AN. ‘k Musketoers will be eit oy ————— * apatto Room, 0 Bees egos fe Friday” evening, Fel evening, IB, "Een wiztaled gan ae yaa saat ee ene A hovele and i sto saloon of sands ATIONAL, GUARD UNSFORM, ALL COMPLETR, AN N gos ony just trem Part, sind ink ody’ belt for dling. = Pride $30." "Address box 3/074 Pout office, New Necker cries THE LECTURE SEASON. AAR AAAD ’ “) LectuRE ON, yoneet. BURN! A er ee ‘ill i del livered Ohud, of, HRN KY, WARD Petee ns the Cooper faanae, tm Bonny iRo0. Doors opener Tt teats togommence a8 Ole ceca. sil einen sail en ome "Tioketa to be had che member be a hi y sioren Seewey Oy ee ee ATOHARD OUGHTA i tool FURNITURE. When 2 Sasa SUITS OF ryorres, ae aeta and a sparse, ian Wane me Tit Gant eek ‘ald 0, 88), four doors enatot r ) URNITURR, ane —HIGHEST AID: RU bousehind nue otic farsiture, carpeuag see ae Advanced on furniture, pianos, ‘hor din monda, mer Tnachines, (0 bm gid ce atored. 0a ood terma, “HGH ARD WaLtRie, |, 26 Catharine street, Foe BROUGHT FOR READY MONEY.—A FAIR value von fn ready m tmoney for furn at 13 ‘avenue, bet it Ninth va ea ria on Tuesday next, } '