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Leena One ner at the same time, snegerted tha, if Mr, = would give bith £15 & ton—that @, £10 ethan the market pricefor it, be oraid’ find heans to replace the other 020 tous of speller at, the wharf time for delivery. 12 plain words, this P coposal was at Mr. Chapman should cousent BOLL eX pose the for- jety which Cole confessed be hal committal, if the latter ould manage to conceal it from the r’etof the world. Jould manage 1? Xquestion of dimini* aing by £3 000 Beng ony n Ghis. particular transaction, B00. oF feo ey would no doubt. Bave atence handed over to ‘man who had the ‘umpudence to ask that he Poco do any thing 80 dishovsorable, wy shoulgposure of Cole and ‘ais accomplices would ine- ty lead to their bankruptcy, and the great city house tai lose by that event @ Sum Lot much under £200,000, My although Mr. yan, at an interview with Gordon october 17, was ced"? to hear that gentleman can- iialy own he<thad shipped the copper” represented by jertain warrants, he determined is wisest course Would be to hold his tongue, lest the fall of these reckless peculators should shake even the credit of the emment ‘on which they kaned. As he says in one of his let- , the magnitude of the frand took it out of all ordi- y course of proceeding, and co-npelled us to have con deration for our own position with the pudlic.” Thus qglly does the great city’ merchant, whose reputation odas high as that of any man in kngland, take it for ranted tbat, when the stake is larger than usual, it is per- pitted him to disregard the customary distinctions between Fight and wrong. Bitterly, no doubt, does Mr. Chapman now ‘epent the cowardice that made him the holder of so discre- litable asecret. He thought he could not afford to be honest In this matter; and so he let Cole compound for his felony , as jt were, by delivering the 320 tons of spelter at £15 a ton, nd he told Gordon to join with him in hushing up the ffair, co that it might not go forth to the public. And abat has been the result of all this manquyring to main- ain intact the reputation of Overend and Gurney? For ight months longer after the discovery of the fraud the bankrupte continued to keep their heads above water, and o plunder all around them, supported by their presumed Lennection-with the great ‘discount house; and Mr, Chap- nan cannot even fairly claim the poor consolation he says ie finds in the reflection ‘that no cage has appeared of oss by any new advance ou Hagan’s warrants sinoe Yetober, 1868,"? for the Commissioner mentions at least rye cage, in which Gordon borrowed money on. fictitious warrants from a Mr. Vaughan, after the date men- ioned by Mr. Chapman. In June, 1854, Davidson and 3ordon absconded, and from that time tothis the law courte have been occupied in unravelling all the compli- vations of their affairs, till at last, when the end of this 1 business was nearly reached, ‘the secret which Mr. DS sbapman risked go much to preserve was wrenched from h’n with every possible circumstance of humiliation. Iu pen court he has been held up to public scorn and odium hs one who, while conniving at a felony, had the mean- yeas to take advantage of the position of the man who bad committed the fraud to screw ont of him a large sum f money, and who, by this conduct, ‘has placed a blot m his escutcheon which no time can remove.” Well is it vor the country when the system of publicity which we herish gives tenfold weight to this terrible reproof, and re-echoes it us a warning of what those may expect, how- hver eminent for wealth and station, who stray never 80 ittle from the strict path of honor. The excitement caused by revelations that affected the sbaracter of so great a man as Mr. Chapman has beon of ome benefit to the wretched bavkrupts. People cared ply to know what would become of the ‘ great wether ”” id were almost inclined to pity, rather than invoke ther punishment upon such poor little creatures as #rdon and Davidson. But all this generosity is very nuch misplaced. We may even doubt whether the Com- nistioner was justified in granting the bankrupts pro- ‘ection, from a tender regard for the intense guiferings which two young men, 60 extremely well connected, Mnust have endured through their three years impri onment. But at any rate tho refusal of certiticates to ch men was quite unavoidable, unless the Court of 3ankruptey is to be regarded merely as a place for white- waehing rogues, and setting them on their feet again, torob heir neighbors with impunity. Men who, having already vailed, begin business again with a capital of £5,000, gush nto speculations go wildly that in the fifth year after their second start, their operations amount to £1,000,000 a year, ind in the sixth year abscond to the Continent with what money they can lay hands upon, to escape their creditors, ire notatany time proper subjects for sympathy; and the best thing that can in any case be done for such per jong is to keep them from commencing trade again, t it is now proved that Davidson and Gordon fborrowed money throughout their career on war- rants they knew to be fictitious. ‘Cole, David- zon and Gordon,” says the Co:nmissioner, were through- out acting in concert; nobody who has read these papers with the attention I have can doubt it.” Against Gordon, u particular, the case is clear; for his own advocate Yontessed that if Mr. Chapman told the truth about he interview of October 17, his client had no chim to a certificate. Mr. Chapman’s evidence on this |point is confirmed by that of Mr. Bois, his clerk; and even if if we were to doubt its truth, it is in the highost degree improbable that such men as the bankrupts, inti- Jmately connected as they were with Cole in business, could be unaware of the real raturo of the warrants in Iwhich they deait so freely. If wo acquit them of knavery their simplicity must be such that, for their own protec: tion, they onght to be debarred from ever again engaging Jin any kind of business. i The Americans at Tien-Tstn. i TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTH-CHINA HERALD. | ‘The London Times of the 7th Septomber, received by the last mail, contains an editorial article on Chinese Jaffairs, which purports to be founded on private letters written from the Pei-Ho to persons in London, Tt contains |many details not heretofore generally known, and which fare told with an air of authority. It narrates very cir- qumstantially Lord Elgin’s first visit to the Imperial Com- Miseioners at the Haikwang Temple, its dramatic termi- pation, and the gallantry “of a party of seamen and | volunteers in scaling the great gate of Tien-tsin, kicking the Tartar post before them, and letting in a hundred ma. rines, who, with a band and a couple of howitzers, admi. nistered a’ good fright to six delinquent householders.” With these details, 20 picturesque in themselves, the writer has nothing to do. But there are other statements in this article to which, an American, he feels it his duty, haviog taken pains to fascertain the truth, to give a most explicit contradiction, ‘Speaking of Kying, the Times says -— Poor Kiying tried, through the Americans, to induce the Eng- BE re be rng hn gs mbna yrs mleing that upon that he’ should obiain mastery of the nego. tations, and would settle all things. He entered into strict re } lations with the Americans and Aussians. Some of the ietters | before us ‘confidently to the truth of reports current in the expedition that the Americans had offered to guaranize that iCLord higin would Bot inest on opening the Yang Lxe-kiang. | and would give up the demand for « ‘at Pekin, @ treaty would be at once arranged. ‘The Russians, ou the contrary Were said to be doing their utmost to prevent any Kuropeaiu Dut themselves being tolerated at Pekin; and the American who, to do them justice, have not much secresy in, their diplo- ) macy, were loud in their expression of a virtuous horror of the iui trade, and urged the commissioners to stick to that as | their point of contice }, :. All these statements the writer is authorized to say aro, to speak mildiy of them, inaccurate. To the Americans Kiying made no such propositions, and met no such en- couragement. | He had no relations to Mr. Reed but of the mott formal kind, and not one word was exchanged between them on’ the subject of pending negotiations, directly or indirectly. He seemed to the eyes of the Ame: J rican Legation a broken down old man, entitled to ordina- Ty courtesy, and incapable of doing either good or harm. D He was treated with civility, and nothing more, It is not true that Kiying, or any one else, ever asked the Americans to induce the English. to move their ships | “ever so little way”” down the river. Teis not true that he ever said or intimated that this being done, he could or should obtain mastery of the ne- gotiations, and would settle all things. It is not true that the Americans, or ne in their be half, offered to guarantee that if Lord Elgin would not in- sist on opening the Yang-tzo-kiang, aud would give up | the demand for @ resident minister at Pekin, a treaty should be at once arranged. Tt is not true that the Americans were loud in « their expressions of a virtuous horror of the opium trade, and urged the commissioners to stick to that, as their point of conflict.” Little or nothing was said at Tien-tsin about the opium trade, and what interchange of opinion did occur (mong the foreign ministers, the writer has every assur Ance was in a reasonable and tolerant spirit, and s0 understood all around. In short, every word in this article applying to tho Americans is an untruth, absolute and precise; and it is much to be regretted that’ the rebound of ‘such’ misrepre- } sentations should occur just at the time when so much really kind feeling exists, A.B. O, ‘SHANGHAR, Nov. 3, 1868. Markets. E. F. SATTERTHWAITE’S CIRCULAR. Since our Jast there has been a fair demand for Ameri- can securities, the buying being principally for invest- ment, and the best class of securities taken, viz., United States 6 per cent and per cent bonds, New York’ Central and Pennsylvania Central bonds, and Brie bonds, 1883, Some purchases have also been made in Michigan Central 8 per cent bonds, induced. by their low price and the in mation that the diminished traffic has been carried at a proportionate diminution in working expenses. ‘ew York Central shares are steady at 78. Illinois Con- tral shares have been very flat, being done before the [meeting of yesterday at 35 discount; the effect of the meet- ‘ing has been to improve them to 31 discount, at which J) they close sellers; the committee appear to hope that they can arrange a loan, which, if done, will not necessitate a call at present. Congols have given way during tho Inst few days, from litical causes. Money is easy on the Stock Exchange at 3g per cent, and for discount at 234 to 8 per cent. The Lottery Policy Question. DECISION IN THE CASE OF WOOD, EDDY & CO. The decision on the motion of the Distriot Attorney to have the papers in the case of Wood, Eddy & Co. sent ‘ack to the General Sessions, was rendered yesterday by ‘the Justices of that court, It will bo remembered that Judge Russell held the defendants to answer for vending lottery policies, and sent the papers to the Grand Jury. But the prosecuting officer deemed it prudent to send them first to the Special Sessions, for some reason best known to himself, The following is the decision of the majority of the Justices, which was delivered by Justice Quackenbush :— ‘The Court are of the opinion that the act of 1855 gives to the Court full power to return to the General Sessions any case brought before it for tial, whenever circumstances sball make it appoar that such action would conduce to the public welfare. It is the duty of the District Attorney to Sppear and progecute all porsous charged with crime, either felonies or misdemeanors; and in this case he ap: ears and movos to have tho case returned to the General ceions, and urges several reasons, and among others, ‘want of time in this court to give the ‘matter the attention which its importance demands, Further, I am in dividually of the opinion that it is not in the province of the Court to inquire as to the public prosecu- wor’s motives in making such a motion, prosuming that it was made in good faith and for justifiable ends, and do not fee! warranted in denying the motion. The papers are accordingly ordered to the General sessions for trial, Justice Osborn dissented from the above opinion, and #aid—I have seen it slated in one of the daily papers that ‘there was an evident desire wpon the part of thie Court to havo this case tried here, and intimating that this desire arose from other than proper motives, For my own part Tam free to tay that Tam satistiod that this Comrt has Ju sisdQtion in the matter, and the power (0 inflict the high. the lane, when 6 peceee said, “You think Judge Russell’s use you wanttotry the case.” Ithen as far as I was individually concerned I would not try the case in this court, and I therefore agreed to send it back to the General Sessions. ‘Mr. Smith, counsel for defendants, said that the proper ay to teat the legality of the decision would be to bring the matter before the Supreme Court by a writ of man- damus, which couree, he intimated, he would take as soon as possible. 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TxptA...e000The Overland Mail closes a1 followa:—Via Mar. ‘seilles, on the 2d, 9th, 17th and 26th of each month. Via Southampton, tth, Vath und 20. touching st Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandria, Suex and Aden, .Via Marseilles on the %b and 25th Via Routh ‘ampton 4th and 2h. Avstratsa..Vin Marseilles and Suez on the 16th, Via South ampton and St 12th. Mavxrnes..Via Aden on the 4th and 27th of the montn. Tieazit....-.Via Southampton on the 9h of the month. a When the date of making up the Indian and Anstral maila at London falls on ® Sunday, they are mace upem 4 evening previous —_—_—_————— MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Havana. Omma.. Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM EUROPE. Hames. Leaves. Bute. For. Circassian « -Jan. 6. New York Arago.. - 12. New York 15 Boston 15. New York New York York Kainburg. Indian. Amenca, FOR BUKOP Names. Leaves. Niagara Boston Oireassan City of Washingion. Liverpool Europa “Liverpool Ara Havre A ja . erpool Kangaroo... werpool Asia. . . awerpool Indian. -Portland: Averpool FOR CALIFORNIA. Titinote New York......Feb. 5........Aspinwall ALMANAO FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. WON RISKS oceveeee ees TAG] MOON RIS SUN Sem 5.07! wian war Port of New York, January 23, 1858. ARRIVED. a Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Baltimore hours, with mdse, to H B ‘Cromwell & ‘Co. 22d inst, at 2 PM, olf Egg Har. bor, passed a barks painted black, with a red and blue signal and white cross, bonnd North. Ship Harraseeket (of New Bedford), Talbot, Callao, 2. day: via Hampton Roads 4 days, with guano, to Nesmith & Son. Ship ©! of Fame (of Boston), Knowles, Oaliao 90 days, via Hampton Roads 5 days, with guano, to Barrel & Muir, sre Sdays off the Hook detained by fog. Anchored on the bar laat night. Ship Howard (Ham) Brusch, Hamburg, Deo 6, with mdse and 38 ngers, tol, E Amsinck. Had some heavy weather. zation, 85 nee of Sandy Hook, took a pilot from boat Ed- win Forres fo 17. Tr orieanar (or Camden), Hosmer, Demarars, via Newport 3days, with sugar and molasses, to Reid & Nasb. Sehr NW ith Wat, Charleston, 6 days, with eotion, fc, to Jonas Sm! 4 ‘Schr J M Taylor, Alden, Washington, NC, 4 days. Schr Sidney C Jones, Bedell, Norfolk, 2 day Schr Andrew Stewart, Abrams, Virginia, 30 hours. Schr Sadie M Atkins, Atkins, Milton, Del, 2 days. Sehr O Buxton, Avery, Boston, 4 day Schr Wm P Dolliver, Doane, Provincetown. Steamer Delaware, Gopes. Philadelphia. Steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence Bteamer Westchester, Ulark Providence. SAILED. Brig TM Mayhew, Bermuda; schra Wren (Br), Kingston, Ja; Golden Fleece, Xibara. ‘Wind during the day N. ‘Telegraph Marine Report. SANDY HOOK, Jan 23, sunset—No inward bound vessels in sight. Wind fresh from the North. Weather clear. Miscellaneous. Sir Many Braprorp, Thompson, from London for New York, put into Newport with loss of rudder. Brig Loanco, at Philadelphia, orts on the Ist inst, off Cape ear, during & gale, ont malaga, maintopsail and jib, anh aplit four othe is. The L was dismasted last October, ‘as before reported, returned to Georgetown, SC, and came to Philadelphia under jury rig, for repairs. Bure Forest Cry, at Cienfuegos, of and from Portland, had very heavy weather the entire passage, and lost deck load. Scur ANCONA, of Dorchester, drifted ashore on Thursday night on Deer Island bar, and was towed to the wharf 2ist by steamer Henry Morrison. ‘There was no one on board, and her ‘bout was at thé stern full of water. She had one anchor down ‘and five fathoms of chain out. Her port of hail was paioted ‘over, but papers of last year’s date found in the cabin showed her to be the Ancona, of Dorchester, Capt Fullerton. It is thonght she may have been Iald up for the winter at Dorches- ter, and drifted thence in the ice. Scur Lurwer Cup, of Dennis, from Philadelphia for St Ritts (before reported w'th the master, Capt Joseph Nickerson, lost overboard, and the mate and one man who went to bis as sistance absent, leaving but a man and two boys on board the gain fallen in with 27th ult in the lat of Bermuda, by brig Fores st Clty, Bain, from Portland for Cienfuegos. ‘The crew of the schr wished to abandon her, but Capt Bain judged from an examination of the vessel that it was best to pita na vigator on board to try and work her into port, and Mr Bolten- house, his second officer, a competent man, was put in char; Ss, Atkins, from Boston, arrived at Cape Jeller. son Harbor (sapposed in Penobscot Bay), with loss of foresail and boat. Reports on the day previous, tide half ebb at the time, saw schr Princess, from Baltimore for Frankfort, ashore ‘on Dodge's Ledge. It was thought she would come off next tide. Senn Coro: Brown, from Jacksonville for Barbados, put into Savannab 18th inst leaky, and for additional crew (and cld next day). Pirot Boat T G Cornor got ashore on the Delaware Break water night of 20th inst, but came off without sustaining any serious damage. Schr Wm A Hamn, one year eld, 262tons, built in New Jer- sey, was sold 19th inst at auction, in Baltimore, for $6500. owing table gives a summary of the vessels in the baroneue New York, Hoston: Bulumore, Wilmingwon, NO, Charleston, Savannas, Mobue,’ New Orleans, and Galveston, at latest accounts from each of those porta:— NEW YORK. Stes mahip 2 Brigs 6 Ships. + 78 Schooner i Barks . st Total. ‘ 565 Bosto: Steamship <1 Brigs... 42 Bhips. 54 Schooner ot Barks: 62 = Towwi.: 223 Bteamships 10 Bhips. Barks Total Ships. Burks F =" Brigs. 5 — Total. 9 “CHARLESTON 2 Briss waters 10 “3 Sehooners is ” 66 SAvANNAT. Steamships : 2 Brige ; “ Ships... 5: Lat Sehoonérs. i Barks roe = Towi.. a) wont Stoamships Wiles... 13 Ships.. Schooners. 9 Barks .. Toti. NEw ORL Bteamshipa.....-6-.0cc4008 6 Bri 12 Bhips..... . 148 Schooners: DED cir irevseoreovs 18 Total. ws Ginyesrow 2 Brigs 7 Schooners. is Steamships. Ships alee Bis Spoken, &e. Ship Hermine, of and from Bremen for City Polnt, Jan 29, tat 39'12, lon 74—by pilot bout GW Blunt, No 11. Ship Bdwin Fiye, Weaver, from Guaynmas Sépt 24 for Cork, Dec M, lat 10 8, lon 33 W—by ship Harraseeket, Talbot, at Hampton Roads. Ship India, Merril, from Memet Ang 26 for Calcutta, Oct 15, ‘no lat or lon. Ship Figing Mend. Swinerton. from Tondon Dee 26 for Bom- ba jan 3, lat 48 54.N, lon 6 20 W. ip A H Stevens, Talbot, from Mobile for Havre, Jan 8 no Jat or lon—by an arrivalin Kngland. Ship Meterpolis, Foster, from Havre Dec SI for NOrleuns, no Ship “Champlain,” from NYork bound South, Deo 15, lat 18 28 N, lon 31s, W. : Bark Hongua, Cartwright, hence Nov 5 for Hong Kon) 21 int 36.45 N, lon S410 W—by bark Dawn, Caso, at Periam ico. Bark David Lapsley, Bishop, from Philadelphia for Aspin wall, macing for the nearest port, Jan —, lat 2), lon 6). Behr Fizing Dragan, Sdaye from NYork for Kingsion, Jn, Jan 8, at 26 M1, lon 7120, Schr Fannie Durie (of Richmond), 31 days from Hampton Roads fur Rio Janeiro, Dec 8, lat 48 min 8, lon 31 44, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1859. 3 Bonnos Ayres, Nov pote Volavt, Botsford, Rosario. Alp Fearon, Cleat al aout 18 ot) ‘CimxFvxG0s, Jan 1—In port Lysander, Moore, for Boston abt Toes Corwin, Sharmas, diag, to, lead for do; ‘brig A & Cook, Dunbar, for do abt ready: City, Bain, ing, to load for Portian’ or Boston; and eM ARARA, Dec 27—In port bark Mary & » Luther, as A Tig Ts “te port bark 8 Shepherd Hathaway, from Millbridge; diag; briga Caront, Andrews, from. k. Ga, Fee reer at OR O'Brles ‘Wats, seh for Neuviae, wal ond iar af Soo ‘oer 100 per Liver Jan 8—Bel Sea Ki Barker, from Reston: es in Freeman ram Nor Biff ably’ Yaaac atehinaon, NYC ‘Matanzas, Jan In port barks Ellen Stevens, Howe: NW sary: Tey "Canada, Mitchell, and W ; ‘Harriman ro, Tibblina. dings Fath, and Loch Lomond, lasses; ‘Staples; Bers iearbeateed Putts Hineethat Rak ree, from 4 7 . Rich; Emer, Sinnot: Ellen June, Suford, and Geo Harrie, Preach, wig; schrs Ocilla, Buzrowi Baker; Red Eagle, Tolden Rod, Brightman and Gen Her BREN, ‘disg; Jobo Bell, Sheer; J B James, Clark, and aball, WiE, Fanxaunico, Dee 3 (not 14 —Arr bark ira, Doare, Richmond (and sid 13th for Rio Janeiro); tb, ship rey Feather, Harford, NYork (and sid same day for San Francisco). £d 34, brig Rolling Wave, Hall, Bahia; 9th, barks Leighton, Speighton, Rio Janetre; Dawn. Chase, do. «Rio Janzrno, Dec 2—Arr bark Jobn Howe. Nichols Monte- Video (and ald 7th for Pernambuco). The J H has been report. ed in port sth, for Havana, Sid Nov 27, ship Buena Vista, Linnell (from Baltimore, not Boston), San Francisco; 30th, barka Thos Allibone, Thompson, NOrleans; Dec 2, Kedron, Farrell, and Sea Breeze, Mayo, do; 4th, Pathfinder, Sleeper, River Plate; Sth, Indus,” Thompson, NOrleans; Minova (we), Kydin, Savannah: 6th, Charlotte i Tay, Hughes, Philadelphia; 7u, ship Sunny South, Stephenson, Santos; barks Acme, Swan, NOrleans; Imperador, Hubbard, Philadelphia (before reported eld for NOrieans); 8th, Zinga- relia, Bunker, NYork; 10th, Arctic, Lane (or Isenham), Nor leans. Cld Dec 10, sbip Anna Kimball, Marah (trom NYork), San Franciseo. In port Dec 10, barks Talavera, Merrithew, from Boston, arr ; James Miller, Paine, from’ United States, arr bth; luc Wing, Burnham, from Baltimore arr 7th (not 8th); Mondamto, Burgers (not Colina), trom do, arr 9th (not 8th); Ocean (Ham), Dapnieh, and Luba (Lubec), Jansen, for NOrleans: Sultan (Br), Abbott, for Ui Kean’ une; briga Fenna (Hol), c e®), Steffens, for NOrleans; schr Sea arr 7th; and others as before Kvatan, Dec %)—In port sehr V Barkelew, Hopkins, for Mobile 2 days. Trixipap, Jan 11—In port brig Lillie Mills, Wotton, for Bos: ton about 6 days. Home Ports, ALEXANDRIA, San 18—Are schr James @ Style, Corson, York BALTIMORE, Jan 21—Cid steamehip Potomoc, Watson, N York; barks Klectric (Br), Hepyel, Kingston, Ja; Norval (Br), ‘erfry, London; Union. Kencrick, Charleston: echrs Ellicott, rmelge. Mayaguez; Three Sisters (Br), Pendergast, Harbor co, NF. BOSTON, Jan 22, AM—Arr barks Young Turk, Harding, Ma- laga; Laconia, Howes, Savannah; schrs Castern Light, Good speed. Tangier Va; Almeda, Cartwright, Philadelphia; Shy. Jock, Philbrook, Jersey City. Signal tor a brig. Old’ ships Flying Childers, Horton, and King Philip, Rollins, cisco; Geo Furner, Isley, Havana; Nicholas Biddle, vannah; barke Kathleen, Flint, Havan Portlnnd to lead for Cuba; brig Manzoni, Mariquita, Lane, Norfolk; Eva, Chamberlato, Sam Small CHARLESTON, Jan 10, PM—Arr ship Samoset, Frost, Liv erpool. Cid barks Mary Ano, Grace, Havre; Modena, Ryder, Hoston: Smithsonian, Van Brunt, NYork, sid schr Wm Wil son, Whitmore, Mobile. HIGHLAND LIGHT, Jan 22—Wind NW, rainy. Bark Cra soe, for NYork, in tow ef steamer Rescue, anchored four miles _N of tnis olace las1 night, and sailed for NYork this morning. LAVACUA, Jan 4—In port schr E segur, Kenyon, for Pen aacola. NORFOLK, Jan 20— Arr svbrs Evergiade, Watts, Newbury port; Catha jartha, Brown, NYork; GW Glover, Gilkey ‘amden. Cid acbra Jobo Perkins, Closson, and Robt’ S Bell, Wing, West Indies; Gearge Darby, Mulliner, Rio Grande; D W Fidridge, Ogden, St Barts; Sidney © Jones, Bedell, NYork. ‘Are 23d (by tel) brig Emerald Isle, St’ Thomas. Jn Hampton Roads Br ship Kelvin, Hatfleld, from Callao for orders; Br bark Lady Franklin, Garnett, from do do. ‘Arr in Hampton Roads 280 (by tel), Br ship Kemeralton, from Catlao, NEWSURYPORT, Jan 20—Arr schr Superior, Eilomer, N York. Sid sehr Wim Ls Richardson, Bayley. Mavagnex. PENSACOLA, Jan 10—Arr schr Isaac Hinkley, Park, Trint- dad, Cld 8th, brig KR R Haskins Carie, Boston. In port Jan 12, brig Cbimborazo, Small, for Boston same day. PORTLAND, Jan 2\—Arr steamship Thos Swan, Ramsey, NYork; schrs Charles William, Kuckia, and Caroline, Chick, NYork: H§ Boynton, Grindle, Norfolk for Frankfort: Susan & Mary. Hatch, Baltumdre for Calais PHILAMELPHIA, Jan 22 4 23—Arreteamer Boston, Hand, NYork; schrs 1, M Strout, Cole, Jacksonville; Anna B' Hayes, Robinson, NYork Below 1 ship and 1 bark. Old steaner Delaware, Copes, NYork; bark Cochituate, Crosby, NOrleaue. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 5—Arr previous, ships Great Repub Limebarner, NYork; Zephyr, King, Boston. ld ehip Gol: Fleece, Boston AVANNAH, Jap 18—Arr steamship Montgomery, Willets, NYork: Russian bark Tapis, Moller, Barcelona; schrs North Nate, Horton, NYork; Coronine, Brown, Jacksonville for Bar- acdoe. 19th— Arr steanehip Florida, Crowell, NYork: bark Col Led ard, Oxton: brig Congress, Lighthody; Maryport. © ark Alchymish (Br), Itore, Falmouth for or ; Onward (Br), Doty, London; brig Aladdin, Shortwell, Jaccsonvil e; schrs Co: ronine. Brown, Barbadees and a mkt; L. 8 Davis, Fisher, and Joho Hoston. Lingo, NYork. ‘SALEM, Jan 2i—Cid brig Eliza Burgess, Upton, Cayenn A WIDOW LADY WIRHES TO GIVE HER BOY, TWO months old, for adoption, to some respectable person. Tt fs of beotch descent and respectable connections, and can be seen at No. 4 Firstatreet, near the Bowery. Can be seca for two days. ILOYD,—I CANNOT ATTEND THE L G., BUT WILL bbe atthe Firemen's Ball to night, very ‘atteitive, Rxpect aL THIRTY FOURTH STREE F FERDINAND MARCON WIL. CALL ON B. F.SAL0- mon, at 91 Liberty street, he will hear something to his ad- ‘vantage from sndict & Co., of New Orleans, La, NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN NASH, SON OF Michael Nash, of Kanturk, county Cork, Ireland, who died Inet year, leaving’ anid John, Nash iis property: ‘Should this meet his eye he will do well to write to lends at home, or should any arr be aware of his death will fer a favor by notifying (with particulars) John D. Norcott, No. 298 Endaon street, New York, or Wm. Nash, Keelarush Kanturk, county Cork, Ireland. ‘OHN E. JOHNSTON, WHO LOST SOME MONEY IN Washington City, D0. some, yonrs since. can hear of it by addressing box 128 Post office, Dubuque, Iowa, CORPORATION NOTICES, ‘OTICE.—THE COMMITTEE) ON ASSESSMENTS OF the Board of Counciimen will meet on Monday, the 2ith inst., at 2 P. M., in room No. 5 Oity Hall, to consider the follow- tog desesament sts, vz.:—For paving, Madison avenue with Belgian pavement. ‘Also for sewer in Bedford street. Parties in favor of or opposed to the confirmation of the above named ‘Assessment lists are invited to attend. G.M, PLATT, M. JONES, Com. on Assessments, FS. RSON, OTICK.—THE COMMITTER ON FIRE DEPARTMENT of the Board of Councilmen will meet on Tuesday even- ing, the 26th inst., at 734 P. M., at No. 228 Grand street. Parties having business before said commitice are requested to attend, ‘WM. H. BULTEEL, F. GILMORE, Com. on Fire Department. ‘A. CRAFT, THE LECTURE SEASON, ECTUPES ON TURKEY.—THE UNDERSIGNED BRGS 4_ to state to the officers of lyceums, &c., that Mr. OSCAN. YAN baving deferred returning to Constantinople, will now accept those invitations to lecture which he had previously de clined, as well ag accept any new invitauons which literary so- cietlesin general may be pleased to extend to him. Address Wm. Jay Haskeit, 15 Centre sireet. INSTRUCTION CADEMIES OF WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, &0, 62 Bowery, New York, 283 ‘Fulton. street, | Brooklyn — Open for instruction day and evening. Col. PAINE, the well known teacher of writing, is one of the beat tnstructors in the State —New port Mereur' YOUNG FRENCH LADY, RESIDING WITH HER AL parents, wishes tg receive lessons in the Spanish language, and for exchange. she would give lessons in. French ot English. Address Miss French, Broadway Post office, PARISIAN GENTLEMAN, A GRADUATE OF THE University of Paris, and experienced in teaching, gives French lessons on moderate terms. Best of references. Ad- dress orgpply to Mr. L. G., 80 White street, OOKKEEPING, &C.. AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.— Mr. DOLBEAR, 609 Broadway, will give a fall practical se in bookkeeping for only $10, Gentlemen wishing to it by this offer must come prepared to secure seats this afternoon or evening. Regular terms $25. RENCE LANGUAGE.—SPROIAL couRsE FOR ELO- cution and conversation is opened at ) DUBOS resktence, 48 Weat'Fwen fourth sireet,"Moraing and afternoon meetings for ladies. Meetings in the evening for Gentlemen, Beginners’ claases and private lessons ‘as ‘Usual, RENCH LESSONS GIVEN—RY A T/ADY OR GENTLE. man experienced in teacl ‘At 209 Hicks street, between Harrison and Degraw, tds alata PRENCH IN SIXTY LESSONS—$8 A MONTH. NO. 82 Fourth avenue, near Tenth street, In one monih pupils swer in Fret rom Lull 2o'slock, t (0 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS —AN ENGLISH GEN tleman of experience and ability will attend young ladies and gentlemen at their own resident to give instruction in the primary and further branches of education. Terms mode. rate, Address Education, box 152 Herald office. DANCING ACADEMTES, + DODWORTH'S . DANCING ACADEMIES, No, 306 Broadway, New York, (0. 137 Morkague place, Brooklyn. Now open for the season Mr, DODWORTH has the plearure of informing bis former pupils that the “Empire Quadriile” mentioned an the ae% dance of this season in Paria, {s the “Evergreen Rmpire Quad- rile” that was taught last season at his academies, sad pub itahed Inet season by Dodworth, No, 6 Astor piace. JMNPIRE QUAD FUL DA’ correctly taught s is REAUTIFUL DANC dame LUBY FRUILLE'S Academy for Dancing and Calisthenion, 775 Bleecker st She Is the only teacher in the United ‘States who has placed betore the pubite a testimonial proving beyoud question that ber know ledge of the “Empire Quadrilie” bas been obtained from an Kuropenn profescor of elebtity, who went to Viegna express ly to learn the dance. The Finpiro Quadriile will be danced ‘at Madame Luby’s assemb on Wedbeaday evening, Jap. 25. HOUSHS, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, W ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, THE lower part of & house, furnished or unfurnished, with ex- clusive use of kitchen; location between Eighth and Twenty. fourta streets aud Fourth and Seventh avenues, Address P, IL, Union square Post office. ‘ ae nfm WARTHDIA,BOX IN TH POST OFFICE. ADDRESS ‘box 1,680 Post office, stating terma, Ac. ANTED—TO RENT, A CORNER ‘STORE, SUITABLE and where themetonck much competion 1g tie dee rode! je not much ‘conipetition ta : Aidress 1. T., Herald office. dpshenw WANTED IN A GOOD LOCALITY, A FIRST GLASS ‘house, furnished or partly furnished, with the privilege Cf taking Gat clags boanters. Would prefer the rent or part |. Referenc 5 7,2, bor 100 Hera cmos ee Sure two dave SPORTING. CANIN SPORTS “HARRY JENNINGS! CALEBRATED slut Fan, 9 Ibs. weight, is to kill her fifty rate at the mam- moth rat pit, 22 w hile street, on Wednesday evening, Jan, 25, which was to have taken ‘place on Wednesday last, Jan. 19, There will bo a variety of canine sporta the same evening, and " nied @) al Snes “aad one? “Tne Con a ANTED—TO PURCHASE, A LARGE NEWFOUND. land slut, black, or nearly so, Address Ownine,{Herald omer. LOOT AND FOUND. ‘THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE GENERAL jam of money, O8T—IN THE EVENING, JANUARY 21, PASSING Lom Ludlow paseo Tur aacel, tour doéen. strips of they have been drop one finder willbe sultably rewarded by ‘at 19 Ludlow place, corner of Houston and big SMALL PACKET OF LETTERS, TIED TO. red tape, between Beekman street and South yw Peck slip,on Thursday, the 2th instant; of no value. The finder, by returning them, as addressed, to No. 9 South William Street, will be rewarded for his trouble. iB [OFA LARWS MOROCCO BAG, Guta PERCHA frame and {0 going from 212 Henry street (NY) 10 Claremont avenue, Brooklyn, via. Williamsburg ferry, on the evening of the 17th instant The finder will be rewarded by Jeaving it at the above number. O8T—BARLY ON SUNDAY MORNING, BETWEEN .4 Madison square and the Battery, in Broadway, Highland Waist belt, with silver plate, on which was a raised spread eagle. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning it to 780 Broadwa: O8T—ON SATURDAY MORNING, ON GOING FROM Prince to Broome at, in the Hower. a purge containing $10 bill on the Marine Bank, and abont $4 la sinall biils snd change. As the loser is a poor woman itis hoped tt will be ed. A reward andihe thanks of the ; return to G. YTOLEN—FROM 267 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STR! SS) January 20, 1859, bank account book No. 63,767, marcod Wm. Buchauan, V. 8. Seamen's Savings Bank. ‘A itberst r ward will pe pald for its recovery, at Thirty-tirat strest station house, Hudson River Katlroad. EWARD.—TAKEN FROM 79 CK ‘STREET, room No. 8, four pairs of boota and one overcoat. iy dollars will be paid forthe retura of the same, and no q fons ahead. EWARD.—A PARROT, LARGE 8128, ESCAPED FROM 123 Forsyth street on Saturday afternoon. A liberal re Ward Will be paid for its delivery at the above place SLO REWARD =108) b swere to the name of Loulon The finder wil sabove reward on leaving it at Delmonico’s, No, South William str A WOLF WHITE DOG, AN Broadway, or 10 | BRWA2P THE y WHO TOOK ‘a black cloth axck coat from the corner of Greenwich and Troy streets, on Friday evening, January 21, will return It to 16 Nassau street, room 13 ward and bo questions asked. $D() REWARD.-LOsT OR STO DLV the wight avenue rattroad cars between the Honge and Canal street, ov the eveing of the 17th inst, a watch, open tace, white dial, plain sngtiah | marked M. J. Tobias, No. 8846. ‘The avo paid on delivery of the watch to J. 0, Lawrence, wich street, aud no questions asked. $20 REWARD.—STO! SN, FKOM NO. 18 VARICK street, on Fri nopen faced g watch, patent lever works Is of much value to. the own jent. Whoever will remrnthe same to W. IL C., 's Hotel, Duane street, will receive the above reward ed ON MONDAY 1 pack, F() REWARD.—LOST OR sroLi eA) ‘the i7th inst, a gold watch, with eet with diamonds, manufactured by James Gui No. 19,116; also chatelaine to match. The above rew: ve paid on receipt of both the above articles, or in propor: tion for either, and no questions asked. Also twenty live dol lars will be paid on conviction of the thief ROBT. J. WALKER, 32 Cedar streot 50. 1087,, O%, ONE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE IU. cars, on the evening of January 21, a gold hunting cuse English patent lever watch, engraved case, No 38,195. ‘Lhe above reward will be paid on delivery of the watch to G C_Allen, No. 415 Broadway, and no questions asced. CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY DINNER IN HOOK OF THE BIRTHDAY OF THE PORT ROBERT BURNS. BURNS CLUB OF TH! comple'ed their plan of celebration, annoucce that the) ‘oration on Robert 8urna, by; at Cooper I 1800. “Lecture to oom Tuesday, Jan BRYANT will preside eee Oe enorary ies Chair 2 communications of reat’ Beltain, ‘as far ae CITY OF NEW YORK, le _arrragementa for an HENRY WARD BEKCI evening, January ival dinner at the Astor Hor which Mr. WILLIAM CULLE! ncaa. Twi be le reniua and talent, as exhibited fn the aria ices, will be well represented on this most fitting ‘William Clelland, the famous Highland piper, will, in the ‘garb of the Cinel, be present. isi ‘Also, Robertson's celebrated band. ‘Associations and delegations wishing to interchange seat will please communicate with the Cor. responding Secretary, at the Astor House, st least three daye previous to the celebration. Dinner on the table at 6 0'cloek Josrrn Larne, Dx. Jonn D. Noncorr, MzipRum, Treasurer; Ricnany Cocnnane, Secretary; ‘are OutkRivGn, Jun., Corresponding Secretary. iam Burna, James Nich erford, Edward Fisher, iiiam Robertsom, John A. Robert Burnett, W. 8. Clirehugh, J SU NNT NUTLAM, President. } Vice Presidents. Wage of A olson, jes Bu Robert Jams Captain William Maneon, Robert Gun. TRIBUTE TO BUKNS.—ROBERT BURNS, IN HIS Saturday Night.” ‘iiifam Allan. Engraved by John ©. of prt 16 by 21. Artist's proofs, $5; plaia, $2. To be had of rint publishers and book agenta, and the pubiisher, JOHN RAK, No. 2 Oliver street, New York. Active canvassers PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE. estate of Mra. Sarah Fairley, deceased, are ré present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the un on op before the firat day of February next US DE FOREEST. Administator, 187 West Twenty-fourth street. New York, Jan. 2%, RICAN CITIZENS ON FOREIGN GO. xecntive departments of the United State claims or Congress; debta, inheritances, rosecuted and recovered by the undersigued, @ Supreme Court of the United States, and Con- sul General of the republic of Ecuador, Washington. AARON #. PALMER, J vernmenta, tI hefore the Court o counsellor of URING MY ABS Brandeis & Co. a ‘New Yorx, Oct), 1888, HERE MESSRS horized to act for me by pow ADELSDORFEG, Sr. Twentieth strectand Third marter to one o'clock, uneral of our late brother, uneral to take pla lock. By order of the W. M. JAMES HYDE, the town ot Eastchester. comprising the Vernon, Kast, West. North and Central M: wood, Washingtonville, Wakefield, &e. teenth Ward Hotel, corn Monday, January 34, from 9AM. ‘she collector fur school taxes wiil a will be at the Four and Grand streets, ¢ EMOVAL OF THOMAS mannsariory tothe news" an a y partot the world wi |. Rem: mber old 76, and you will not for an street fe the right number. oom to let, or part scribers has been entered by burglars, and several bs of tn taken therefrom: aud we wifl vay $100 for the de: tection and conviction of the thief, and $100 for the recovery of the tn, oF in prop tion for any part there JOHN J. HICKS & OO., 206 South street. $206 REWARD.—THE STORE OF THE SUB. lal HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. LIGHT CARRIAGE WANTED-SUITABLE FOR ONE ‘or two horses; good style, new, or nearly ao, for which 40 Acres of excellent innd will be exchanged. — Most eatista: evidence can be given as to quallity, location, ke. Pull nant deed will be given. Apply 0 'JQHN WRIGHT & U 85 Park row. HORSE, CART AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP— A Nogetuer or separate; cost $175. Will be eld for $75 cash, asthe owner has no use forthem. Apply to J. P. BATTERSON, 401 Sixth avenue, till sold. ‘This is @ good chance. Horse sound and a good work hor: (OR SALE—A STYLISH DARK BAY MARE, EIGHT years old, kind and Coes and a good traveller; also a shifting top bugcy, nearly new; a new Aibuny single seat sleigh, togetber with harness, buggy pole, bells ana other arti cles needed in a stable. To any gentleman in want of a com- plete turnout this is @ rare oj aghorsy P Apply at 75 Nassau street, second story. rear office from 10 A. M. till 3 P.M. (OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, EIGHT YEARS OLD, 16 hands high, sound and kind; also, rockaway and harness; Price $185; also, a good family, horse, $76; light, wagon aod ares, ety made, litte used, $115. Apply at 162 Varisk atrae". (OR SALE—A GOOD ROAD WAGON AND HAR ness. They are nearly ney, and will be sold together or separate, to sult purebasers, They w:ll be sold cheap, as the owner has no farther use for them. Apply to H. WILLIAMS, 23 Hamersley street. OR SALE CHEAP—A SPLENDID LIGHT New express wagon, built of the best materials; will carry twelve hundred weight, and be warranted. To be secn at 1k ‘West Twenty ninth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. ORSES.—I OFFER FOR SALE TWO PAIRS OF VERY fine horses, just from St. Lawrence county, w York, six- ieen bands and & half high, dapple gray in color, long, natural full tails, long crescent necks, small heads and ears, and bigh action, bold and graceful; nlso, one pair of browns. TAYLOR agent, 70 East Twenty fourth street WO FINE HORSES AND CARTS, WITH A STEADY business, paving $1,000 over all expenses, for sale ches For further particulars call on G. CAULFIELD, 149 Te: street, corner Fourth avenue, from 12 to 8 or 7 to 9'P. M. -ANTED—A GOOD CART HORSE; ONE THAT HAS not been to0 long ia use. Address box 2,075 Post office, stating particulars. HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THIRTEEN H1eRUL of the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company wiil de a depot, Sixth avenue, corner of Forty-foarth street, « February 1, from 12 to 2 P. M. T. BAILEY MYERS, Secre' 10 CONTRACTORS —S¥ALKED PROPOSALS FOR THE construction of a block of about five acres in located in Raritan Bay, at point known and di Harbor Commissioners York, Jan 27, 1857, ns the Old Orchard Sho for thirty days from date at the office of the the Removal of the Quaractine Station, 2 Wi where plans and specifications ¢ ii and 2 PM, AUUSKS, RUUMS, a0. TO LE LUB ROOMS TO LET—FOUR SUITS, IN A SUPERIOR location, 722 Broadway, opposite New’ York Hotel, all fur nished. Apply as above or at 73 Liberty st. HES BOARDING AND LODGING, N ELRGANT SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, A™ Saneete single rooms torent, at 43 Clinton. plvce, Fighth street, Dint Go’clock. D, J, SMITH, for- merly of Globe Hotel, Brooklyn. A. ROOM, WITH on wrrnovT, BEDROOM, To Ler with board, 1 gentieman and wile or yonog gentleman, at 57 St. Mark’s place, street. als small room. Dinner MT oreioen. Only a tew'bousdern kes.” FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH OR A board, in a private family; board for the lady only. Rease bes all ue neon Bp nna) in the hhird avenue and Twenty. street. 4 ted States mail station neces eA: Be Oe LARGE FURNISHED ROOM ON SECO! FLOO! A of an English basement house to let Bitty eman and wife or itlemen, ferences axchani Apply at 107 Weat Tw street, between Fifth and avenues. FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BREAKFAST AND TRA, nan, ay week. Han re ven required. Addreny M. A.'W., Herald office. SMALL FAMILY WOULD LET TOGETHER OR 8E- parate a suit of furnished rooms, on the first or second Sok rie sega ten Werneet jerate. Ret exchanged. vent street, between Fifth and ‘Sirth avenues. 0 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN and wife, can be accommodated with a choice of furnished Focms, with or without board, in a private family. Apply at jk sal street, old number 130, a distance ‘west vide of roadway. GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN A PLEASANT ROOM Jn. private family, without board, in Twenty-third street, near Fifth avenue. Addreas J. Henry, Beatley’s, Madison aquare. YOUNG MECHANIC DESIRES BOARD IN A respectable family, where there are few boarders and where the comforts of & home can be enjoyed. Those in the neighborhood of Greenwich, Hudson and Canal streets can ad- dress M-M; box 190 Herald ofice, stating terms, which must e moderat OARD.—THE LARGE HOUSE 644 BROADWAY HAV- ing changed proprietors, has been thoroughly repaired and refurnishe, and is mow open tor the reasodon of fiw elas e-irable suite of rooms fo “ lemet Dinoer at six o'clock. ee TT OARD.—TO LET, A BACK PAR“OR AND BEDROOM, with kiteben, furnished or unfurnished; also a front room. on third tloor for single gent'emen or » gent eman and his wife, Apply at 183 Fast Thirteenth etreet, near Second avenue. OARD.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT- able for families, to let with hoard; also rooms for single gentlemen. Dinner ‘at six o'clock. Inquire at No. 9 Carroll place, Bleecker street. OARD.—ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, TO GEN- tlemen and their wives, or tosingle gentlemen; the house is new and modern: locaiion convenient; verms moderate, Apply at 420 Fourth etreet, between ihe Howery aad Second avent OARD—TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN A. PRIVATE house, a comfortable room on the second floor, with xrate. tath and gas, Apply at No. 79 Ninth stree:, near Fifth avenue, . B > DOWN TOWN.—TW NTLEMEN CAN BE D> odated with board at 49 Robinsoa street, corner, of Gr Park street. Robinson atreet is the continuation of BOgRD IN A FRENCH FAMILY IN BROORLYN.—& single gentleman can be accommodated with room and partial hoard. Gas and bath in the he Soply at 299 Eieka street, beweem Harrigon aud Degraw BOARD, ON, BROOKLAN MAIGHTS FOR GENTLE. men their wives, or single geotlemen, at 13 Poolar atre doth single and double room; lovainn exceedingly pleasant tnd healihy. References excha%ged. Apply. as above, OF tO Mi. 0. OUD Keekmen street, ROOKI ean be accor . with pi board, by applsing at No, 8 Willow s'reet, Lrooklyn, within three intnutes’ walk of the ferries, References exchanxed. BIA STREET.—ONB with hoard, suitable i 0, withia three mi- a1 gas in’ the room; terms moderate, POARD WANTED. > a nicely furnished JENTLEMAN AND WIFE WABT r Nght acd board: the Indy withes to use x Adirees A. B., Herald off agi Poardin EN CAN BE accom itherwise in a pel- vate family; or paral bowed, oF without board. and every atte to their Private tabie, fire, gas, bath, & of Broadway. E WFLL FURNISHED ROOMS, 0, and bath, with Cull or partial board M) 10 $5. No. 11 Wooster street, near Canal and Broad- B.—a gooelty made piano at $40, [)OUBLE AND sts the nse of a pi from $2 way. VLEGANTLY FURNISHPD ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN y 6 Hovel St. Gi Broadway, Fifth aveove and Twenty second street. Small parlors and bedrooms, with baths attached, to rent permanently, at reasonable rates, ‘at this elighitully Ioeated hotel, now ednducted om the European plan. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH PARTIAL Bip Dosti desired, at 145 ight ekreet, opposite Cuntoa all. jOUSE. TO RENT. ete with every conve Also, the use of owner's piano er Month, in advance, To be at {8 Kast Twenty seventh street. OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—IN ‘one of the most desirable locations in the city. jiven Ist of March or Ist of May. ‘0. 50 Postofiice. ‘0. 17 LUDLOW PLACE, HOUSTON STREET, CoR- whsequence of il! health a widow particulars address box ner of Macdongal.—In jady will let her farnished house until the Ist of May, or longer, ifdesired, to any responsible part good paying boarders. N. B.—Reni taken in boar TORE TO LET—IN CATHARINE STRERT; BEST LOCA- tion in the street. The iarge and spacious store, 43 Catha- rine street, corner of Madison street, to let. Apply on the pre: 10 LET—AT LOW RENTS, TO SMALL AMERICAN FA- milies, floors through, consisting of five rooms, with bath, Croton water, gas, &c., in the modern house in West Nineteenth street, between Seventh and Elghth avenues Apply at the office, 140 West Nineteenth street, from 1 to 4 P. M. 10 LET—SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE NO. 265 SIXTH ix rooms, water, water closets, &: all family. Apply to BEYER & BIRDSALL, 257 Sixth ave- Seventeenth stra (0 LET—A DESIRABLE COTTAGE, WITH A FINE ‘water view, near Port Morris, Westchester county, three minutes’ walk from the Harlem Railroad station, by railroad and steamboat at all hours of the day. Possession immediately. Apply at 9 East Thirteenth street, se ANTED—TWO YOUNG FINE CART HORSES, NOT over seven years old aud 1634 hands high Apply’ at 213 ‘Centre street. é ba ANTED—TWO FULL BLOODED BULLS, FOUR FULL bred mfich cows, two pair first rate carriage horses ‘and one blood stallion As only mn furnish the Stock describes will be treated with none other need apply to MARTINEZ & PINO, 45 Pine street. PER CRNT WILL BE PAID by the Sixth Avenue Railroad Comoany, tarongh thelr surer, at the Chemical Bank, on the first day of February next. The books ot th until that day ¥ will cloge on the 24th Last , AILEY MYERS, Secretary, IOR SALE. Belvidere Delaware firet mortgage six per cent bonds, 8 ranteed by the Camden and Aimboy Railroad and Dela Ware and Raritan Canal ¢ompanies. Cottpong payable June and December ia New York. JOHN B. MURRAY & No. 40 Wail sireet, New Yo! \ARMBRS’ AND CITIZENS’ BANK STOCK, OF LONG Jslund, for slecheap by ALBERT H. NIVOLAY, No. 4 Broad street. KNOX, WALL STRERT AND CENTRAL INSURANCE, Leather Manufacturers’ Bank stock, and Toledo and Wa: dash fonds for sile, Milwaukie City, ailwaukie and Horicon, ‘and LaCrosse and Milwaukie bonds and insurance scrip want: ed. W. & M. H. WARD, 89 Exchange place, 1 LOAN-ON Oe aaa MORTGAGE ON CITY aa rty, several sums, of from $2,060 to $50,000. a silceR EM CRVILN, 38 Pine Apply to 95 () WANTED INMEDIATELY.—A LOAN OF $200 25 wanted, for one year, for which £400 will be given, Secured by morigage upon household furniture worth mors than double the amovut. Address Industry, Herald offic LOAN OFFICES. T JACKSON’'S—MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, A ‘watches, jewelry, plata, dry goods, merchandise and per sonal property of every description, or bought and sold. JO SEPHA. JACKSON, auctioneer and broker, 111 Grand street, three doors west of Broadway, T 1) CHAMBERS STREET, THE WELL, KNOWN AND AN” ola established ISAACS advances money to any amount on Lpeeen| eg apy d Ca ay valu ahi yerty, OF same bou CS. ‘hoes Prompt aod coatidential. 'N. '8.—No busliees trnnsaset on BROADWAY.—G. LE FORT a vi PP due on Daas,” WOR DRY ODS, MER CHAN] ‘on PERSONAL PROPRRTY OF ANY Di RIPTION, Or will buy highest cash price. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to obtain for periods on pro erty of known valut a on liberal terms. Brusinese private ‘G. LE FORT & 60., Broadway, opposite Chinese Assembly Rooms. BOMPHON & 00'S, BROKERS AND COMMISSION re A‘ merchants, 103 Nassau atreet, corner of Ann, N oor, advance seoney from $1.10. $50,000, on ey watches, diamonds, Jewelry, a, nogare and all kinds of feovrivas, or bought. Notes, &c,, negotiated, ‘Ail kends of sewing machines bought and sold. A. R. THOMPSON, Auctioneer. YOMMISSION LOAN AGENCY, NO, 2 AMITY STREET, Hone. door, west of Broadway, by H.-PERKINS—Ad: vances obtained on watches, diamonds, jewelry, sewing ma chines, and all kinds of personal property, Ladies or gentle men waited upon (If Recessary) at their own residence. Let ters addressed as above promptly and coulidentially atieuded to, Onlls til 9 P.M. 1, LAWRENCE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, + No. 14 Pine street, (basement of the Bank of Common: wealth, are prepared to make liberal advances on watohes, diamond, jewelry, Pomme QB,bond, and on every de iption of, personal q yous strict ee Re Foperty, Oflee anid busin ly ONEY TO LEND, AT MODERATE RATES, ON watches, jewelry, silver, clothing and personal property of all descriptions. bes be redeemed at any time within one year, H. BARNARD, 21 Third avenue, between Righth and Ninth streets. Private office entrance by the hall door. o%, PEARL JRWELRY.—OLD AND NEW PRARIS, diamonds and other precious stones bouglit for cash by A. W. JACKSON, 612 Broadway, Watches sad Jewelry of ered, covert ition received on sale and the bulk of the cash va- ire axivanced, or ACHINE AND LOAN OFFICR, AT 36 MAI- © den lane.—Sewing machines for sale and money advanced, or bought, RE |. ANDRUS, auctioneer. Cash advances made on all kinds of property, 10 LET—A SPLENDID SUIT Sixth street, on first floor, consi and back parlors, with pantries, front and back base hot and col water, bath Immediate possession given. NO LET—WITH PRIVILEGE OF PURCHASE, A COON. ¥ seat, completely furnished, near the Mount Ve station’ Westeherter cotinty; one of the most extensive and elegant establishments in this country. W. & M. H, WAKD, 99 Exchange place. 0 LET—RENT VERY LOW—A BROWN STONE FRONT West Twenty-tifth street seon Fifty second Apply to D. A. PARKES IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—THE brick house 110 Coluwbia consisting of two basements, two Street, near Houston street arlors, four rooms on second: and thr ent$112 per year. inquire of A. 10 LET—AT 9% THOMPSO: parlors; also, two large rooms on the third floor. Inquire of A. M. FANNING 0 LET—THE STORE AND CELLAR NO 367 street, nearly 100 feet deep; counters, shelving, heater, gas oesession imme tiate! STREET, THREE FL Fooms on second floor, an: e rented low to ® good tenant, and other fixtures coi modern built house SCOTT JARVIS, 221 (0 LFT—COMFORTABLY FU ‘able for gentlemen or a small tamily Dedroom unfurnished, in the private house 104 Inquire at 106, west from Taylor's saloon, Terms moderat RNISHED ROOMS, SUT ) LET OR LEASE—THE STORE OR THE HOUSE AND store No. 346 Grand street, Brooklyn, E. D. 1ood for businest pu and in first rate order. nd store large, en; Feasonable. ‘0 LET—A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSR, IN ONE of the best locations in the cit ver $100. Part of the furaitare for jad on the Ist of March. For particulars apply at 79 Ninth st., near Fifth avenui 10 LET OR LE. the weekly receipts being Posse can BS LL LIGHTED BOILD- , near the ferries, in Brooklyn, sultable tor any manu facturing business, with'a good steam engine in complete run. ning order; will be sold cheap if required. Anquire at 39 South Seventh street, Williamsburg, hall door. WELL LIGHTED FLOORS TO LET—WITH OR WITH: ion immediately. Inquire at Oak Hall clothing store,'$4 and 6 Fulton street, NEW PUBLICATIONS. LIMINARY ESSAY RELIMINARY ESSAY A PRELIMINARY ES&AY lta ar ci ON THE PURCHASE OF URCHASK OF ¢ R HE PURCHASE OF ; ON THE PURCHASE OF CUBA, BY JOHN §. THRASHER, BY JOHN §. THRASHER. BY JOUN S. THRASHER, BY JOUN §. THRASHER, BY JOHN 8. THRASHFR, BY JOHN 8. THRASHAR, PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. PRICE TWENGY FIVE CENT WI PRION TWENTY FIV Just published, and for sale by DERBY & JACKSON, 119 Nassau sirest. VHEAPEST AND REST.—LADIES AMERICAN MAGA ) ZANE for February, For sale at the book stores in this city, mays SEGARS, FOR hits, bron geees of he Junge Dronclal tubes.’ Invented by Prof. L, H. LINKS, M.D. Depot 476 DELICIOUS LUXURY.—DR. THORP’S MEDICATE! and all diseases: SH PURGHASERS OF SEGARS ARE INVITED TO , domestic and German ‘stock of a ne P O, CHEEKS, f Broadway. BAT DISCOVERY.—MEDICATED colds, asthma, rs of almost every grade, are guaranteed, PPORNISHED. APARTMENTS.—A SMALL PARLOR AND bedroom, with closets, to let, with or without board; rent moder! nees exchanged. 47 Amity street. QNE,O8 TWO GENTLEMEN O8 A GENTLEMAN AND wife can be accommodated with pleasant rooms, with fall oF partial board, in a private family. Breakfast served in room if preferred. inquire at 96 West Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. References exchat QOSEQE,TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with # pleasant room and partial board, by applying at 6 Macdougal nreet three coors Above Houston; family small no ebiidren ia the house; gas, bath, &c. Apply as above. ‘WO GENTLEMEN ENGAGED DOWNTOWN DURING as Se Ta Uh ree aka ae address N. O., box 133 Herald office. e . WO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT 55) Broadway, between Spring and Prince atreets, to ladie: pose ntlemen. Inquire next door, at Widow Benntong’s, third r. WO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES OR TWO OR three single gentlemen can be accommodated with plea sant rooms in 4 private tamily, with fall or partial board; terms moderate. | Apply at 8 Cottage place, between Blescker and Houston sts. Unexeeptionable reference given and required. 10 LET—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM AND bedroom, at No. 93 Greene street, with bedding and cook! utensils, toa respectable family. Inquire in room No. 2, o1 Housekeeper. QVASTEDON THE SEVENTH WARD, BOARD, BY a young lady. in s etrictly private family, where there are no boarders, and where the comforis of a home can be en- Joyed. The best of reference oan be given and will be requir- ed “A furnished room, with ens is necessary, and fire if re- quired. Location in the ¥ Madison streets. Address terme most be moderate ity of East Brosdway, Wenry oF O'B,, box 102 Herald office. ‘The |—~IN BROORLY X, BY A GENTLEMAN AND near Wall or Sonth ferry, permanent board; om se- cond floor Ina private family preferred; terms must be mode- rate, References exchanged. Address, with real name and Jocation , Dox 2,956 Post office, N. ¥. ENT, CONSISTING OF PAR- furnished, with bathroom ily, where the advertiser, 1a quiet bome and have Price of no conae: Broadway Post bedroom, han’ attached, in a sirietly’ private. fa who fs not in perfect health, ean fi e and autentlc Address Qu kind femi perfectly ANJED—PARTIAL BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN, in a private family where there are few or no boarders, either in New York or Vrooklyn, ‘Terms moderate, Address A., box 177 Herald office. BOND STREET, CORNER OF BROADWAY.—GEN- uemen can be’ accommodated with pleasant furnished Tooms, with or without partial board. 36 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, A FEW DOORS from Broadway.—A neat and pleasant suit of rooms, with board, may now be obtained by a gentleman and wife or Je gentlemen. References exchenged. 4s GRFAT JONES STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY ‘and Fourth avenue; one of the most desirable locations in the city; nicely furnished rooms, with board for gentlemen their wives, and also for single gentlemen. 4.4. WES? ELEVENTH STRERT—SUITS OP | FUR. hisbed rooms to let. suitable for a gentleman and Indy or single gentlemen. Meals upon the European plan. Frei ‘and Spanish spoken in the family. References exchanged. ( AND 81 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM 79) ftatway.—To let, several han tsomely furniahed rooms tosingie gentlemen. ‘The location is near all the frat class bo- tela and places of amusement in the city. Inquire of ANSON HOUSE. 143 FIGHTH STRERT, OPPOSITE THE MERCAN: tile Library.—A pleisant and handsomely turmahed ick room, on the second floor, withboard. References ex- changed. 930 TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SE- ae cond avenues.—A few gentlemen ean be accommo- dated with good board ina genteel family, where they can enjoy the comforts of ahome, Dinner at six o'clock. Rete renees exebang BROOME STREE A LARGE FURNISHED room to let, on the recond floor; also a hall hetroom, Location pleasant, and convenient to the Second apd Third ave- pue cara, and within one block of the Bowery. Terms mode- e AAG GAXAL_STREET, BET EEN VARICK AND Hdson.—Gentlemen and their wives, or single gen- tlemen or ladie: scommoxiated with rooms, with or without board ‘Terms moderate, B59 BRospway, Us De ete ION SQUARF.—T0 LET, TO oe ‘with one or two bed- iropean plan, house select. a family or gentlemen, vate table or on ti ‘OUNG AMERIOAN LAD’ AN OR. Winn amiable, prepossessing and necornpllaies, of 5) very ively nature, aad of great personal attrac: tions, but’ unfortuvately dependent upon relatives, wishes ediately chang? her situation, and wishes to make ave Reauantance of an honorable ‘enteman be; ween ang raof age, of ample means teen qidha view toa matritwonial alllance, as she detesta the Men ot being beholden to relations. She ‘is a comparative diranger in New York, and fond of romance and travel. Ad Gress, with the utmost confidence, Miss Louisa E. Morton, New York Post office, eS belmeatlhrens gom a] nk nage oe OF GEN- Nppenrance and refined edncation, an wilh aa, Am)- ple feriunes wishes to make ‘he acquaintance of & respectable young lady, with a view to matrimony; abe must be prety ‘Mor: ‘and accomplished. An answer to thie will, receive turn with . Address M. K, Garride, Post ristown, Morris county, N. J. TRIM ANCK BUREAU, 87 DRGRAW BY apres tres she ; established 1866.—| led pros. er of | ‘and all partioulars, sent (un- te art of tbe alam TD re NIAL —A GE} IAN, 9% YEARSOF AGR* MATRRGTA ACen & Taantoh Aor Mies raeiaon ca Tale be see vcmenk with 'n view (0 an gasagement. ‘The airictest confidence may bé relied upon. Address Veriins, box 178 Herald office. exchanged.