The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1859, Page 2

2 ’ | sammable parent " vareajliacilile ta Mulberry street. They were City Intelligence. Raat Estas Sares.—The rotunda at the Merchants’ Ex. change presented quite an animated appearance yesterday noon, by the assemblage of a large number of speculators ‘and others, to attend several auction sales of real estate. We quote the following sales — A four story Fnglish basement brick house, with lot of ground 15 by 98, No, 220 West Twenty-fifth street, was sold for $4,800. ‘The five two story frame houses, with lots, situated on the south side of Sixty first street the, so 20 by 60, were sold at prices ranging from to eac ‘The {our five slory Drick houses, with fall lots, Nos. 673, 675, 677 and 679 Sixth avenue, situated on the westerly side, between Thirty-ninth and Fortioth streets, were sold for $28,000, Abner L. Ely was the purchaser. ‘The four story brick house, with store underneath, and lot of ground 19 by 75, situated at No. 83 Eighth avenue, west Bide, was sold for $10,450. The four story brick house, 19 by 46, with lot 19 by 75, situated at No, 85 Eighth avenue, was cold for $9,450. The three story and attic brick Louse, with lot 20 by 46, No. 128 Nassau atreet, between Ann and Beekman, was sold for $22,000. ‘The house and lot in Sullivan street, near Broome, 21 by 80, was sold for $5,600. ‘A full Jot, 25 by 100, in 109th street, near the Second avenue, was cold for $1,000. Another lot in the same vieiuage, and of sinslar si was sold for $600. ‘Twelve full lots, running from 108th to 109th street, were sold for $875 each. Ten full lots on Sixty-cighth street, between the Eighth and Ninth avenues, were sold tor $1,410 each cx 1 te Rivens.—Yesterday thore were seen large masees of floating ice, both in the North and East rivers. The docks and slips were packed with ice, and vessels hauling into the stream found great difficulty in their effort, and they did not succeed until steam tugs came to their assistan ey Fiats and around Gibbet and Bedloe’s mpletely blocked up with bi boats algo experienced con- ting tuto their slips. Boston Boats.—The boats by the various routes ar- rived in good season yesterday morning, heavily loaded with freight and passengers. The Plymouth Rock, Capt. Joel Stone, took her place yesterday afternoon in the Stovington live, in place of the Vanderbilt, which is sttil on the rocks at Fisher’s Island. Captain D. B. Sturges, for mavy years a pilot on the Stonington route, has been promoted to the captaincy of the steamboat Commodore, A Pumice Nuisance.—The old Eldridge street jail is represented as being in a very ricketty, unhealthy, dilapi- dated and insecure condition, wholly unfit for a prison. ‘This old barrack was used for many years as a watob- house, and in 1836 was converted into a jail. For many years before it was used for the above purposes it was used as a private dwelling. A few years ago an addi tional story was added to Kk, and extensive repairs made to other portions of the building; yet it still may be classed under the category of public auisances. Too many ‘ones are seen in the buildings the Common Cou The Grand Jury have repeitedly presented this building ssa nuisance, yet it is still con tinued, constantly liable to tumble down! Crry Iyarector’s Orrick —This office, in Tryon row, was overrun yesterday by anumber of Aldermen and their friends, arrapging matters for appointments and re- movals in this department. Mr. Morton had his time fully occupied during the the day, in company with Alder- men, in Lis private oflice, in regard to fulfilling bis con- tract with them—his public denial to the contrary not- withstand ing. The iierten banded im their lists of ames for appointments, aud to-day the City Iuspector will give eac of them their pro rata of patronage. Ixsvnep By ux Clovugs Carcuine Fir.—At eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon, while a little girl who had been gathering wood was warming herself near a pile of Durning rubbish im the vicinity of the new church in Thirty-seventh street, near Second avenue, her clothes accidentally caught fire, and in a, few seconds she was enveloped in flames. Fortuuately, Fire Warden James M. MoGregor, teeing her condition, ran to her rescue, took olf his coat and wrappeg it around’ the little sufferer, by this means probably saving her life. Mr. McGregor had his urned by his humaue couduct. Lares oF max Govipy Tkagkoy.—Johanna Murphy, one of the servant girls who was dangerously wounded at the time of the Gouldy tragedy, and who was supposed to be in a fair way of recovery, has had a relapse, in conse- quence of the removal of severai loose pieces of her skull. She is at presect ina very critical condition. Police Intelligence. Horsx Tateves i Trovnte.—Some two or three day . NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1859, traced to 6 Howard street by their friends, w! im- Ghadistely todo 4 complaint. aginst the establishment. ‘The proprietor, Antoine Miller, bis wife and six girls, to- gether with the young girls in quastion, were s.r and yesterday morning conveyed before Justice | who, on an examination, sreufeet the runaways to thoit ‘ebts and held Miller to bail in the sum - Parte keeping a disorderly house. William Hastings became his security, and be was accordingly disel FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Toxspay, Jan. 25—6 P. M. Atelegraph from Washington to Messrs, Whitehouse, Son & Morrison, announced, this morning, the important intelligence that the Secretary of the Treasury had de- ferred to the wisbes of the financial community, and had agreed to allow the July caupon to remain attached to the new bonds, the purchaser paying, together with the prin- cipal of the bond, whatever interest had accrued between Jap. 1 and the date of his deposit. The effect of this an- nouncemen! was to place the new bonds on a par with the last issue, and, accordingly, they at once advanced in price. At the morning board 10834 was bid for large amounts. Generally speaking, considering tho re- viving aspect of trade, the possible necessitios of the government, and the unsettled state of Kurope, people seem to think that the government has done well; though, bad Mr. Cobb altered his mind about the coupon a week earlier, there is no doubt but the bids would have been more numerous, and from one half to ‘one per cent higher. Several persons who would have bid for large amounts on European account were restrained from doing 0 by the impossibility of selling the bonds abroad without the July coupon, It will be no- ticed that neither the Bank of Commerce nor Mr. Belmont figure among the list of bidders. We have reason to be- lieve that the foliowing will be found to be the principal successful bids:— Amount Rates of Names of Bidders. Offered. Premium, . Tusca, New York. 20,000 108, 8108, 3-100 Hudson River Bank, N- 24.000 i & 10344 B. H. Field, New York. 50,000 108 a 103 R. W. Montgomery, N. National Trak ae Phindelphla Savings Funai Bo: + 150,000 108 20,000 102 87-100 « 103 1-100 50,00) 104 farie & Yor 25,000 103 KJ. Neviny Washington 000 103 Srreeney, Rittenhouse, Fant, . Philadelphia, ,000 102 89-100 meres N. x 300,00) 182, 5-100 a 102 40-100 f hla. 102 “9-100 a 102 59-100 1025-100 n 103 55-100 00 103 7-100 a 102 47-100 102" 0236 107 f1-100 © 108 “1-109 102 27-100 a 102 52-100 102 1-100 a 1031-100 Del 102 5-100 @ 102 85-100 Howland & Aspia: 600,000 102 21-100 a 103 21-100 Marie & Kanz, N. ¥ 25°01) 102 22-100 « 102 59-100 Tocawood Go.” New York: “1,500,000 102 11-100 @ 103 Clarke, Dodge & Co., N.York. "100/000 103*10-100 Asthe purchasers need not pay their money till the 15th of March, i is hardly expected that the whole amount will be tendered with as much alacrity as the last millions, Something under $100,000 was, however, paid into the Sub-Treasury to-day; and to-morrow, when the official advices of the awards come to hand, it is under- stood that other amounts will be paid. In most instances it is presumed thatthe stock will go into the banks, and will swell their loans in equal proportion to their loss of specie. There is no change as yet in the money market, and maby persons seem to think that the banks will not seo the necessity of reverting to a cautious policy until it is too late todo so without injury to their customers or themselves. Exchange on Europe per the Boston steamer of to-morrow closed very firm, banks and bankers asking 109% a $4 for sterling, aud"6.1234 05.15 for francs, Most of the business done was, however, at lower rates than these. The stock market remains dull and uninteresting. The reports of the earnings of the railroads, though at present comparing with the worst season they had ever known up to that time, still show a falling off, the December business ‘ago policeman Ferguson, of the Twentieth precinct, saw two suspicious looking fellows lurking about the stable of Mr. Crowell, in Twenty-seventh street, near Tenth avenue, and mistrusting their intentions, ordered them to move on. In about an hour afterwards he saw one of the men coolly leading a borse out of the stable, and in a minute or 80 afterwards the second fellow came up and helped his comrade to mount the steed. The officer rushed upon the scamps for the purpose of arresting them, when they took to their heels and endeavored to escape. One of them was taken into custody, but the other managed to effect bis escape unti! yesterday, when the officer arrested him. The prisoners, on being Drought before Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, gave their names as William Davis and Samuel Marshall. The magistrate committed them ‘both for trial in default of bail. The horse which they at- tempted to steal belonged to Mr. Moss Davis, and is va lued at $80. A Smant Tergy.—On Monday afternoon Meesrs. ©. C. Holmes & Co., No, 307 Grand street, had cccasion to send their errand boy to the exchange office No. 133 Bowery, for the purpose of getting some wncurrent movey changed ‘The messenger was followed by a smart thief, and while returning to the store with a roll of city bills in his hands he was accosted and told that the broker had imposed upon him, inasmuch as all the money he had in his pos- session was counterfeit. The thief represented himsclf to be a detective policeman, and taking the mouey out of the boy’s hand, told him to run back to his employer's store and gend one of the firm to the Police Court, so that a complaint could be made against the broker. So well did the sham policeman work upon the fears of the youngster that the latter was easily persuaded to do as he was de- Bired, leaving the thief in possession of $186. Among the stolen bills was ove of the denomination of $100 and one of $50. The remainder of the funds was in small bills, Of course nothing has been heard of the thief since ho parted company with the errand boy. CLEANSING THE AVOEAN STABLR.—An attempt was made yesterday by Justice Connolly to frighten off one or two of the numerous ekinners who hang around the Tombs. One of the fraternity was arrested for having cheated a poor German woman out of her last dollar, while others were warned to keep at a distance, or else they would be treated in a similar manner. It is to be hoped that all the Skinners will be excluded from the court room, and that hone save respectable lawyers will be permitted to. prac. tice. Making “fish of one and flesh of another’? will not make the Augean stable any cleaner than it has been heretofore. Pherefore, let the broom have fall sweep through every nook and corner of the court room. Passing Counterrait Moxey.—Christopher Martin was arrested on a charge of passing counterfeit money under the following circumstances —The prisoner, it appears, en- tered the store of Lewis Levy , 304 Third avenue, and bought pair of gloves, for which he offered in payment a coun- terfeit $2 bill on the Farmers’ Bank of Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. Levy detected the fraud upon the spot, and handed the prisoner over to band yd About two months ago the accused Faseed 8 bogs $1 f bill’ om the Waubeck Bank of De Solo, Nebraska, at Ube same store, ‘The prisoner was Drought before Justice Kelly, at the Jeffereon Market Po- lice Court, where he was committed for examination. Carrure or 4 Burciar.—Edward McCarthy was taken into custody on Monday night. ona charge of breaking into the dwelling of Edward Irwin, doorman of the Nine- teenth precinct station house in Sixty-fifth street, near First avenue. Mr. Irwin, it appears, was awakened from his sleep by a noise at the basement window, and upon 1g down stairs for the purpose of ascertaining the cause of the disturbance, came in contact with the prisoner, whom he arrested pen the spot, and subse- quently conveyed him to the station house. AN Usrorruware Hvsuaxp.—Yesterday morning a Dutchman, named Samuel Gumpel, appeared.before Jus tice Weish and made complaint against his wife, Leonora Gumpel, with harboring prostitutes and behaving in such disorderly manner that his business, which is that of sogar seKing, was almost ruined. After the poor Dutch. man had completed his story he drew from his pocket the following affidavit, which we give verbatim, setting forth his grievances: — City and County of New York, s,—Sannel Gumpe siding at 12) Centre street, in sald city, being duly sworn, de- owes and axya—That, his wife, one Lasonore eh Say, the 24th oat, and at diterout times ‘Detore ina very di aigorder! ray, by calling the defendant very cee fegt says tbat she, hls wile: gets trea very often, and that ber eae C4 ay questionable character, namely, that ahe from one house of ill faine to aasther, aut fee irs tre neary yall day at his reaitense nivaaied a v eponent fete pays that be ia a vogar make belore gat Keene, & sho segara, tobarco at rw Tirect + this city, and tha i bostness svat "TL ‘great deal “in” Qesequeose are in and out all day on the dep ie depenent’s m sot that his wite orders him to go out ise sirens ‘Also his customers; and in doing so he the depanent; feoen very muck in his business, and this is th> Teason thatgome very unhappy differences have arisen be tween himself and his wife. Further, deponent says Cy ‘quainted with & person named. “George Henry Smit can aod As he Pa swear to this statement at any te, ifre quired; and Re naan Samuel Gampel, saya, that he i: Bure, and verily bel mentionei Leonar bh Row residing at fk 1” rand aeak wife, an | ‘very person. wi I treate ent & different govasions without relore be t pri et ee Welshito hove this Tacgore Gumpel summoned, 90 thatT ee come toa rH our or. Al deponent. Stim ump, further mays ‘the fore ing statement is the mo teulh Wo bis own knowledge and belief, and further maith SAMUEL GUMPEL. Sworn bef Karock, Ceara lt 2th day of Janary, 1888, Gowan Justice Welsh after roading the aMdavit ‘ding! Fucd 0 warrant for Leonora, and set the examination’ gown for eleven o'clock this morning, Pe iene eRe AuscKD DwOROKRLY Howse Broken Ur.—On Monday Plaht several of the Fifteenth ward police made a descent upon an alleged house of ill fame, No. 16 Howard streot, for the purpose of rescuing two young girls who had the day previous taken refuge in the above house and were bout starting in a life of prostitution. Neither of the girls J question are over fourteen years of age; they have re. on the New York Central, for instance, being less than that of December, 1857, by just that month’s proportion towards the dividend, Still the leading bull continues to buy, and the market is steady. The singular experi- ment just tried by the Galena, viz: paying away the Com- pany’s last dollar in the shape of a petty two per cont dividend, and running the risk of being obliged to borrow in case of accident, seems to have aroused the jealousy of tke Rock Island, whose friends talk of a four or five per cent dividend in May. The agitation of the question pat the stock up this morning. What the real prospect isa few figures can readily determine. It is well known that the season ending 30th April, 1858, lef the Rock Island Company with a small floating debt, which, it is under- stood, has since been paid off, Thus whatever is paid in the shape of dividends must come out of the actual earnings of the fiscal year 1858-59. ‘Those earnings for the eight months of that year which are passed have been as follows 1858—December... 60,000 Add estimated ‘earnings for 1859. September, October Total gross earnings for the yea Deduct expenses at 60 per cent. . Net earnings..... Deduct—Reut of Bureau V Interest on bonds. Bridge bonds interest, Applicable to dividends.......... .s666+ This, it will be noticed, is without allowing anything for repatrs or depreciation, It is understood that the new croes-ties alone which are required on this road will absorb this small balance. There was an active movement in Pacific Mail this morning, caused, it is said, by heavy sales on bebalf ofa prominent holder domiciled in California, Nothing reliable has yet transpired regarding the relations of the Commodore and this company. Harlem contiaues toadvance. The preferred stock touched 4234 this morn- ing; we believe the rumors of a dividend are premature. Iu the afternoon the business done was moderate, Har- lem and Rock Island being the most active stocks. The closing prices were Missouris, 8634 a %; Central, 84% a ; Brie, 14% a 2; Reading, 493 a ; Michigan Central, 6256 a ¢; Southern guaranteed, 46% a 47; Panama, 11634 a 3; Tinos Central, 683% a 0934; Galena, 69% a 34; Rock Island, 60% a ¢1; Pacifle Mail, 873% a 88. ‘The market closed stead The follow iog was the business of the Sub-Treasury:— Total receipts. $300,633 87 From customs 236/000 90 ‘Total payments. 006 27 Total balance, 16, va! 708 1 The heavy paymeuts from customs will be remarked ‘with interest. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Honge this morning Were $19,172,560 92, and the balances were $1,120,860 89. The following dividends have been declared :~Tho Leather Manufacturers’ Bank, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the Ist of February; the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company, » quarterly dividend of three per cent, payable on the lat of February. ‘The following is the last weekly statement of the New Orleans banks — Casi Assets. —la— Specie ——, Banks. Jan. 15. Jan.8. Jan. i $4,754,458 4,706,867 New Orleans, 1,774,147 1,800, Southern . 149 Union, ‘ James Robb. — '389,489 "427/905 Crescent City 1,187;800 1,224,117 America, . 300,207 "624,139 Total...... $20,904 840 2A 453,417 16,348,810 Increase, $451,423 Increase. Cash Liavitirres, St " Banks, Jan. 16, Jan.$. Jan ib. Jan. %. Citizens’ . $3,008,285 3. 504,155 5,764,069 5,840,118 Canal 1,92)290 1,048, {970 1/208,344 Louisiana 790.619 A24 5,136,467 Lou, State aa%8 $45 6,075,273 Mec, te Trad. 400,750 ‘983,946 . Orieane. 9 340 9, Southern "S10 Meas oun 10 "843,002 646,370 1,046,377 377/046 "450,568 160,730 675,692 238,785 241/675 845,40 $10,919,489 10,383,714 24,266,193 Crese’t City... 164,406 America. a 108 87/893 $9,666,071 9,006,181 2,070,176 2,510,573 vise $900,050 Decrease, 4 ‘The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the past ‘two weeks compare as follows:— ital . Inc, teen 6,060,743 6,099'317 op c. Too fron othser’bis, 20401785 $7000'201 Inc, 9,468 Due to other banks. 3,258,815 8098/21 Dec. 1h 904 Tuc. 17,323,008 17,408,219 2,880,884 2/769,145 Dec. 61,239 ‘The etatement of the Rhode Island banks, made on the ‘7th inst. , was as follows:— Out of Providence, Tal. 5,614,869 20,233,910 1,487; 8,491,121 916,377 8,428,799 41,518 1,340,165 7,001,811 25,009,606 221,740 759.024 146,705 ‘1,101,159 616,843 1,803,469 Due by banks... 1,186,626 ‘As compared with the statement of January 3, the re- sults are as follows:— Capital Circulation... 11291 60 deo. 22)544 O1 inc. “130,464 41 inc, —_‘11,887 02 inc. 1,483 82 inc, 27,014 70 ine. 1482 55 inc, 42,405 23 inc. i 1000 N Carolina | és. 12000 Missouri 6's... 863, 1000 Cai 7's, n bds. 86 1000 Erie RR Ist mb 1000 Erie RR 24 m b 1000 Erie RR ¢ bs °71 1000 MCR 8pcl misfeb 1000 Mich So 1st m b. 6000 Ill bas RR bds. 4000 do do b60 1000 Milinois frid’ bas €0 shs Merchants’Bk § Bank Commerce. 29 Chatham Bank. ., 20 Bank of Republic. 5 Continental Bank. 20 Park Bank ... +.b3 10 Hanover Bank... 87 300 Miso&NoTudRR 20 454 Penn Coal Co. 853g 200 MiSo&NoIna gd sk 4634 175 Pac Mail SS Co... 8934 100 Panama RR... b60 Nes do ¢ 50 40 Cle,Co&OIRR oxdy 100 800 Gal& JniRR ex div 225 100 dos3 aft opg 50 100 do. 15 50 450 Cle & Toled 100 150 do. 100 100 do. 20 100 ChikRic 500 100 do, 60 250 200 150 50 do 60 8834 300 50 BrunsCity LandCo 4% 100 873NY¥CentRR.... 843, 100 50 do,. 810 843¢ 190 SECOND BOARD. $1000 US5'e, 165.... 10144 100 she Har R, pf.bgo 4214 40000 ‘Tenn 6's, do 10000 Erie RR 4th mb 2000 Har 2d m bds.. 8000 LaCr & Mil lg b 60 sha Chatham Bk.. 300 Pacilic Mail 88 Co 3 200 do......860 87 220 Mich SEN Ind RR 20 100 Brunsw Gity'LCo 435 60 MichS&NIndgs 47 100 Del & HCl bo. 860 100° 100 Gal & ChiRR.opg 693g 150 NY Cent RR..880 8414 100Chic &RKTARR 60% 100 do. b60 100 do. -b60 400 do ++ 843% 100 60 Erie Railroa: 14% 100 50 Hud Riv RR..... 3434 300 800 Harlem RR. 1B 50 10 Harlem RR pref’. 42 60 300 On. 4214 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Torspay, Jan. 25—6 P. M. Astrs.—Sales of 75 bbls. were made, including pots at 54Gc., and pearls at 5c. Bxeapervrrs.—Flour—Tho market continued firm, and closed 5c. better for common grades of State and Wostern. ‘The firmness of holders checked sales, which wore con- fined to about 9,000 a 10,000 bbls., closing within the fol- lowing range of prices:— Standard superfine State a 630 a 60 a 530 Extra Iowa, a 725 Extra Genesee..... 640 a 775 Canadian superfine and extra. 625 a 700 cad weniai Cociers 560 a 600 Southern 610 a 760 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands... 7 60 a 8 99 Rye flour. ay i 340 a 410 ‘Corn meai, 350 a 425 —Canadian brands were Steady, ‘with @ moderato demani, while prices were steady and sales confined to about 200 bbls, at quotations. Southern flour was in fair demand, with galed of 1,500 bbls. closing within the range of our figures. Rye flour was inactive and unchanged. Corn meal was steady, but sales were limited. Wheat was firmer and in good demand, with sales of about 35,000 bushels, includ ing Kentucky’: white, at $1 623¢ white Western, ‘tat $i 46; white Southern’ at $1 45 a $1 55; red and amber Western at $1 85a $1 40, and sound Milwaukie club a $125. Corn was more’ active, with sales of 45,000 a 60,000 bushels, including mixed’ Western, at 86c. a 87c, ani new yellow Southern at 81¢. Rye was held at 80c. a 9c. Barley and oats were unchanged. Correx.—The market was firm, while sales were mode rate, 200 mats of Java were made at 14\c. a 14\c., 20) bags Rio at 1c. a 113¢., and 400 do. Laguayra at 11340. a 12c. Messrs. Scott & Son give the following statement of stock in the market to-day, the 25th January:—Rio and Santos, on the 16th January, 1859, 20,051 bags: sales for consumption estimated at 11,679 bags. Stock of Rio and Santos on the 25th day of January, 1859, 8,362 bi Bahia, 300 bags; Maracaibo, 2,950; Laguayra, 2,470; Java, 53,075 mats; do., 8,850 government bags; St.’ Domingo, 3,000 bags. Total bags and mats, 18,007,” ‘The following are the current quotauions:—Kio—Prime, 114¢. a 120., four months; good, 114¢c. a 113¢¢., four months; fair, 103 Ulc., four mouths; ordinary, $c. a 10%¢., four month: Babi, 9c. a9%e., four months; Maracaibo, lige. a four movibs; Laguayra, 11Xc. a 12%." four oaths; Java, mats and bags, 14)gc. a iSe., six months; St. Domingo, Toe., cash. ‘Cortoy.—The market was steady, with sales of about 1,500 bales, closing at the followin ‘quotations — Upland, Flori: Mobile. N. Inferior. nom. nom, Ordinary. a statement of the movemei a since the Ist Sept compared with the prerious three years:— 1856. 1857. 1868. 1859. Rec'd at ports..1,817,000 1,842,000 1,290,000 2,1 ey 000 Exp. to Gt. Brit. 637,000 415,000 "437,000 ‘651,000 Exp. toFrance.. 224,000 160,000 158,000 280,000 Exp. tooth.fo.p. 105,000 177,000 porte... 20) Stock on nand.. 02,000 , Of which during the past ined Inahitod i he above Rec'd at ports.. 84,000 102,000 69,000 122,000 Exp. to Gt, Brit. 50,000 6,000 64,000 44,000, Exp,toFrance. 18,000 13,000 --16,000-—‘11,000 Exp.tooth.fo.p. 19,000 13,000 9,000-——15,000 Total exports. .. The incret Great Britain, onnpaet wilt 1855-6, was 14,000 bales; increase to France, 66,000; increase to other foreign ports, 9,000—total increase in exports, 79,000 bales. Freicuta.—The engagements were moderate, while the rates were steady. To Liverpool about 900 bbls. rosin were engaged at 2s. 3d., 150 bbie. pork at 2s. 6d. 100 tierces seed, by steamer, at 30s., and "0 t bis. lard at 178. €4. per'ton. To London, 50 ticrees India beof was taken at 5a, 9d., 50 bbis. pork at 256, per ton, and 60 bales pig bi p. t. To Havre rates were steady at 3g for cotton, c. for bone, and at 8 a 9 for ashes and rice, and $5 for copper. HAY was steady at 75c. a 80c., with moderate sales. Lime was steady, with eales at 7éc, a $1 for botn kinds of Rockland. Morasses.—Sales of 250 bbis. New Qrleans were made at d2e, w 42}0., with sales of 200 do, common New Or- ADS Ravat Sromm-—The market was quiet, with small sales of spirits turpentine at 49¢., common rosia was at $1 75 a $1 40, and crude turpentine was at $8 70. ons were unchanged, while the market was steady. Provisions. —Pork—The market was firm, and demand good, with salee of about 400 bola. at $18 1234 for new mese, and at 684 for old m car mess at $20, and rime at $15 ee was steady, with sales of about 75 bia., incliding country prime at $6 60 @ $7; country mes at $8 a $9: repacked Western mess at $11. a $11 50. Prime mess wat eteady at $16.2 $19. About 125 bbls. eet hams wore sold at $16. Bacon was steady and quiet. Cnt meats were firm, with sales reported about 500 bbis. and tierces, at 9c. a 970. for hams, and at6c. a 6¢c. for shoulders. 8 lirm, with sales of about 800 a 1,000 bblg, and terces at 11 3¢¢. a 12)g¢. Butter and cheeee were firm, and in fair demand. Fick.—Sales of 200 tierces wer now held bigher, and 160 bage peppe at 100, Suians—The ‘market continued steady, with sales of 00 a 700 bhds., ehietly New Urleat ae hal prices, prices, and 1,300 boxes at p. t., ead to have. ooh at AbOME TAGS. 10F refining, with a emali lot common grade gold at 7c. Winsiry.—Sales of 600 bbis, were made at 26340. a 2 Movements in Real Hasta a By A. J. Bleecker, Son On emery near Grand st., lot and i buildings, 114% On Grand and Madison ats. six'houses and lots, 659, 561 and 563 Grand, and 403, 405 and 407 Madison, 9,500 On Bank st.,N.W. cor. 4th. , 1 house and lot, No.4] 8,600 On 6tb et. , between Ist a: house and dad 7,500 On Spring’ st , between Varick and Sinedougal, hovse and Jot, 247 (leazebold). . 1,000 By FE. 8, Ludiow & Co. Bouge and lot on suhivan st, 2 lote on 71et #t., near 3d ay.; together 6OX100. 1 do, corner 2d ay, and 100t st., 25x10, 1 do. adjoining, 26x10 By +. i. _ lle. Hloure and Jot 88 8th av., 10 Do. adjoining, 19x75. . Do, 678, 075, 677, 679 6th w » Mogether 74x 100. Houre and lot 220 abth et., 18x98 Do. 8 Nasann st. , 20x46, , 8 lots in let st., near le ‘av. 2do, adjoining, ea, 20x10, $1,809 each, 100 000 oa. POSTAL DIRECTORY. E i i core Bre Bo, Pactrw.. Fe 32 WARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers, FROM EUROPE. -New Yi + New York CLEARED. Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Baltimore—H B Cromwell Steamship Potomac, Beal, Baltimore—H B Cromwell & Co. Ship Young America, Brown, San Francisoo—W T Coleman Ship Daniel Webster, Spencer, London—E E Mongan & ley. Bark Regatta, Muller, Lisbon—A B Howe. ¥ Hardin, ‘Lear, Feet ete, Tekin, Maianzagi D Brookman & Co, ie, Linnekin cai Cae ta oknaon, Swan’ Ioland~ Metoalt & Duin- E (Br), Colton, Halifax—C A DeWolf, “ee ey Hen, sittin Dimon & Co. aah Robbins, Nowbern—J Smith & Co. TSN Be Ho, omnia Alexandria Van Brant & 6! che RH Huntley, Hamaond, Baltimore Maller, Lord’ & ‘Schr 8 Gilman, Baker, Boston—S W Lewis. Blooo Thon tuts Hull Providences-Master, Steamer J R Thompson, Colnary, ore. Steamer Delaware, Cons Fiat sign! or Ease etl same day, 10 PM. steamship Au: for Savannah; 2ith, 9AM, Int 87, ats ‘The C hada very heavy gale ‘trom NNKE tose John Bright, Outing, Liverpool, Deg 26, with mdse and 170 passengers (all weld, Uy Guion. qghark Slerra Nevada (ct cece cater, Maruelllon Oct passed Gibraltar Nov wine, lead, y eor} Stephenson. Nov 8, lat 86, lon Sear bark Homer, of Boston, bound West; Jan 11, lan 86 2%, loads 64, spoke whaling mrted haviog hed uy observation ince leaving, Bos aa N has argh oa ‘weather, split sails; stove 8, ec. Bark Stella (Brem), Rickers, Bremen 60 daye, with mdse and , to Stanton & Ruger. Experienced hea: Heriagin von ‘Brabant Care), Boling, Bremen, 6 en, i perienced cod very weary W yA and SWF weather, and in lou 36 was 18 varado, Sbnite, Newport, 8 da; [Sk ay Steamer Csceols, Smith, Norwich and New Londoa. SAILED. afbigs Union, Calcutta; Catherin ‘orthorn Eagle, San’ Francisoo; “wind at sunset S. and light. Valparaiso; Challenger, ‘brig Paurewa, Paras = ‘Telegraph Marine Report. SANDY HOOK, Jan 95, sunset—Ono abla clear_of the i bound out, "No inward bound vessele'n sight. "Wind & aad ight; weather The captain of the steamtug Maryland >eports speatein the brig RB Clark, from Providence for Phi- jelphia, at 10 AM to-day, 25 miles 83K of Sandy Hook. HIGHLANDS: Jan 25, sunset No inward bound vessels in ight. Wind 8, light; weather clear. LONG BRANCH, NJ, Jan 25, sunset—No inward bound vessels fp sight. Wind 8, light. SQUAN, Jan 25, sunset—Wind SE; weather clear and plea. = Miscellaneous. Smir Lovisa—A telegraph despatch received in this city yes terday morning, dated Charleston Jan 24, states that the ship Louisa, Capt Montague, from Marseilles Nov 4 for New Or. leans, been lost. Sinr Cuanrotre Resp, Chase, from Plymouth, Eng. for Charleston, 30 days out, was spoken Jan 4, lat 38, lou 3553" leaking badly, and making for the nearest port. ‘The purser of steamship Columbia, Capt Berry, which ar- rived yesterday from Charleston, hag our thanks for papers in advance of the mail. Bank Stenwa Nevapa, about the eafety of which some ap preheneions were felt, afrived at this port yesterday morning. Bank Mopena, Ryder, on leaving Charleston for Boston 21st inst, got ashore on Fort Reef, inside of the harbor. The steam. tug Young America was sent to assist her off, and she woald no doubt be relieved withont injury. She got ashore duriog the prevalenin Sin dase Oy Banx Couoss—Capt Brown, ofbark Culloma, which arriv- ed at tase some time since, reports that while lying 1 Bahama Banks, be was rua into by a propeller (name ow known), carrying away jibvoom, springing bowsprit and losing bead gear. Bric Matupa, Runnells, from Boston tor Jacksonville, in fring to sea 254, got ashore on Lovell’s Island, but came off at high water next day, and went into the Cove at Fevod where the captain beached her. She subsequently came of and anchored n the row ‘The hnil of Br brig Herald, from Pecuamnbace, wrecked on ‘4 Nantasket Beach, was sold ai auction 24th Sonn Magnoita, Nickerson, at Galveston from Philadelphia’ reports having bedvy weather, While Inying too off Hatteras: ina heavy NW gale, shipped a sea, which stove bulwarl deck house, losing water casks and part of deck poate Scur Ansy Witwan, of and oom Boston for fore reported ashore at ody Ialand, Capt ‘oiidord ches wl be a total loss. She bad an assorted cargo, wiuch is being taken ‘Out, the greater portion damaged. Scum ALanawa, Crowther, cleared from Wilmington, NO, for Baltimore on the'Isth inst, tn gomg down the river, got ashore to Wreck Shoa}, 10 miles trom town, sprung aloai, and sunk, the water over her rails at high thle.’ Assistan ve had been sent to ber. and her cargo will probably be taxen out in & damaged condiion. Scur Manta, Cook, from Calais for New York, put into Bos, ton 2th inst faking about 1200 strokes per hour. She murnng aleak Zid off Portlanc Fon San Fraxctsc ~e clipper sip Amos Lawrence 1s now londing at pier 23, East River, She sails fast, and has just compleced & Caleutia voynge im 108lays, eaveriing her male Francico, aad wil be depaicnd ie is Pas Prancisco, an on the of Febr io ‘Messre Sulton & Co’s Dispatch Lint ‘The mantarials saved fren the wrest of brig John A Taylor (wrecked on bere wn ing of » full snit of sails, Manding and run: win » anchors and chains, two boats, blocks, te, are to be sol ooskaryined SC, 28th fut, Sehr J © Waldron, of Ne ns burthen, with her ‘and Appurtenrnces, was ACanerit's mle for 3370 Purchased by Merrs Lewis & Urowell, of Providence. Notice to Mariners. TO SHIPOWNERS AND MasTERS, Coxsutarn or Hw Carnotic Maregry, ‘UiaRteston, Jan 23, 1858. ‘The Consul of Spain nas received from the Principal Secreta- + of Siate of bor Catholle Majesty the following copy of # com munication which has lately wy ata Tnatie Body residing nt Madrid, and be leave io direct the tention of owners and masters of vessels to the same: The government of her Majesty Bas been informed that se- oral of the vessels whnen pase throvgh the waters anrroundin the Island of Jarifa, under the lon of Spain, hits passing the fort established thereupon, hoist ths flag 0 country to which they belong, aais customary every wltere that a national flag floats, nor show, during the night, whflast ap preaching it, amr ot ot other signals, evr io the est ished cnstom tn tt | maritime fortifica- tions. You, sir, cannot Taleo aps approcmie ie trae Smportance of this neglect of the marks of courtesy and respect which a Invariabig shown within tbe jurisdiclion of w foreign castle, nor the uravity of the consequences which may reanit from the mengurea which the care and security themselves of auch fort- fications imperatively demand should be practised at night. In order to avold the disagreeable differences to which suclfeaases might lead, and to forestall any misundersianding \ipon, such & point, Laddresa myself to you, and acquaint you that her Ma- Jeaty’s government has determined to give the necessary or: ders to the commander of the fort at Jarita to compel, by auch Theasnres na he spay have at bis diapoan!, all vessels paasing by that fortifieation, within cannon D observe the alae tious appointed in such canca.. I therefore entroat yous contribute, by bringing this notice to the knowledge of the ernment whick you so worthily rl ah towards its The eee the guljecis Of Zour nation, t order taek they ray obworve, na ractices annclloned by in ibe ie my sovereign, apy regarded in transmitting to the military au ihorfce of Jar Srdere referred 19 above Qe aNtonto DE LARRANAGA, Cons ‘Whalemen. ternafonatiawn al iavwe, ‘whieh the BaP See port amet Arr at Honolulu bd 21, Manvel cae Hazard, ball from Ochots! wh ofl and 18,000 bone thin ne Cleero, Courtney, i "125. wh 6000 Fi, 602 wh 9000 bone. eeu trom to Rov baile, Stevens, NB, ‘to cruise and home ~ Angie Ger Sis North Wests Rogers, NI, 1400 bbla, 450 this Bhi NI, Lexington, Fisher, Ni bie r er, Na ooniee Wontetioe Niiwnd bark Lelawars Kenworthy, N rode ont the gale in sat which drove the bark lajah fF. om Shaner Talend, Sen. oMspoken--Vot 26, » ail on 67 E, ship Minerva 24, Swain, NB, no report of ofl n, de. Ship Charlotte Reed, Chase, fries Pl mouth, F, for Charles: ton, dun 4, 1at 88, lon 96 63, leaking badly, and’ making for the diff Oct 12 for Ceylon, Dec 11, 3.365, Joa Ww. ‘Trop, hence for New Orleans, Jan 12, 300 mites SF capt ig “dane Wall” (Br), from “New Orleans” for taverpoo!, DRY GOODE, a0. 6st fer inly for handbarats =e pees creas eee (Goeder ntdale Ws ir Boston. Sater carmmenis slwayaen band and mate oorier,__j Bunce Araes Nov 2s—are bare’ Merey Eilon, Lazoomab, AT REE AL, 81 BO Tepe rer Genoa, Jan 4—1n port ship John Hancock, Godin, from New | brolderies of every’ pu jesale ant m Sid previous bark Saxony, Pepper, Cette, to | inuer om erocuied in the nostest Poke Uistarzan, Dec $0-—-No report of shipping. Wind W, but | night dreas yokes. Ie ye aisha: Ge Boone LL LINN SHERTIN Idg; Taow Kila (Be D Brosgrte load for dan Re barks: Mary A D Aap SHIRTINGS, yard, Lovett, for do; Protege, for do; and others. a table cloths and napking, juni about dan'T—Ha port Be ship Maward & ‘William, ¢> railing ond dapers, ‘Mussina, Jan 1—In port barka Genwood, Glover, for Roston “ane antioas Frultes, Lavender, OF do A0taDy Yepnyr. ‘Thomoson | qoAind.an amortment of ober Sy’ to the wante of bigm, meio Rey or Wrnall, supposed Ba oe moe » pe 9 ap vig 108 ‘and 119 Sixth avenue, Bear Moratu; Foster, fu Boston’ Havana, for do; sche TA Ward, Hof for 46 Coureit, SENSATION, Ta ayy pny Chevalior, Knight: South- * DIMITY! BANDS, Brunett, for a Gen Taylor, Burton | 3000dowem re BAxDs for Hoaton (belore repo ; cinta ou the 25th on account of bad weather, and left vhike pi sguakhtendasiel, bs) corner of Fourteenth st. and Sixth ave, Rorrenpam, Jan 4—In port ships Dulsburg (Pru, Me Store corner bigot for NYork, lei Tulsko (rem), Darmeman, for do. do; Wiel fod | (eens Ostersinns for do do; barks aouard (reus Wied, | for New Orleans do; Votrouwen (Quich), Regllerare, tor Bos: | A SENSATION ito CAMBRIO OOLLARS, at t Joun, NB, Jan 2—Arr bark Maria Somes, Coleman, Ho3- ABE Home Ports. They are Dy CAE the beat lot i ARALACHOOE Jan 18 Arrachr Ada Frances, Cpa Ey “oe ‘wame day for 0 ee Gace td tt rt in ee ore of ove sa a Yeh, ebip Juliet Truudy. Plsbury, Liverpool; bark Lola i . Providence, Tn port ships Bay State Crowell, from Salem arr 17th, wt C Oar Pears rn Shap Erle, Knudson, froin Boston ner isin, do; Portand. (Br)," 0 MU RLTE Bete eae neapert fe Liverpoel tint Keaproes (Gh Liens. tir do. do, Haoery | GAMBRIC SIs delling cheapest, Feat, from NYork, wig: Sardinia, Croc! \ “4 Berihahire (ir, Hutchinson, for do, do; Koesuth, Hale | Corner of Fourteenth st aud eee Tes, tor ston, Ide; Henry Clark, B for dodo: barka | : Welle trom Hostod, i Mgrs, Hall i Inge ietrer ng STAMPED, GOODS. 40, OF FEE variet) sae night finest, qu: dress okes afb mow pent a embroidering | done to orde: a anon gee oC Grand oiresk eranze (1, freon Mandan, wt tehre. Norfolk Packet Hedell, for rrovidenbe, dg, Jaa W Me: Kee, Satteriy, for *NOrleans Idg; Julia Fox, Leamung, from N Kort, ar ih, diag; Win Ss Birroughs, Jenks, from Sag | yoy mroK waryan, arOSt 4, Cool fan leaky. TON. an Ar she Marte mat esi et LADIES’ SILK DRESS BUTTONS, TASSELS, £0. Bear, Norieans bs eke ‘Azor, Burke, ward, Musans, Payal; How i SO oer my avr: | A large assortment, suitable for the Jobbing trade, constantly ge Waterloo, Bongo. WarsfoeGienm | OB hands eyo Radel Penta eb des Waiter: Wantee: OR THE LADIES —THE SELF SUPPORTING TOUR. ton, NO} Leo L Green, Green. mebhadelphin’ My Mankin: Beers, are gives to ladies’ dress skirts that fullness aad beaut York. nd, NW to SK, sip N) Blidle (aot yosigriay) | ful contour desired; ts compressible, graceful ‘nd durable, .¢ Roads bark find superior to ani peal, ever invented, Sold ota Clary egy mt, is bark Hangerian; brige O | Soe store depot, 16 Collage pisce, by HASTINGS & COOK . Howes, Balunoret ship Mary: ara hall, NOviean g bane Layeurgn, Costa, Talcr- | YJOUSEKERPING DRY GooDs 0. 1 M Hicks, Greenman, Almeira. RALTIMURE. Jan 2 Arr steamer John R Thompeon, Col mary. NYork; shios Macaulay, Rodgers, and Joseph Tarratt (Br), Hamm, Hampton Roads. Old scbr Samuel, Joues, Charleston, s BRISTOL, Jan Z—Arr loop Oregon. Rhodes, NYork via | [ ADIES AND GENTLEMEN Tite ADVERTISER WH idence.” ‘Sld 234 brig Ida Mcleod, Davis, Mobil not bumbu PotaRn ESTON, Jan 2i—Arr Di nish sche Libra. Troense- piece for second gard, St Thomas,’ In the offing, Danish sehr Familia, from St | adver dser will pay out homas, Cd ship Sebnsticonk, ‘Chase, Boston; brig’ Toccot, | ing. second lund furniture, carpets, &o. Apply to or ada Patton, NOrleans Sid bark Mary Annih, Grace, Havre. The INTZ, 2-2 Seventh avenue, between Twenty seventh and! sehra Sn aay ind Col Satierly, for NYork, have been de Trent eighth strcets. Ladies attended to, if required, by Mra. ained below by a fog, at CABTINE, Jan 24—Sld ship Jno H Jarvis, Boston, in tow of nner RB Eo a OASE MACHTAS, Jan 21—In port, at the bridge, brigs low opening in every variety. ‘Crashes, towellings, lineo Sener of Fourloeul ai Sixth» OURNING GOODS—GREAT BALE. ‘The entire stock to be sold out Caroline (new), for Cienfuegos, wig wind: Mary Means, Her ‘At an immense reduction, rick, for Jamatea ldg; schr Garland, for Ponce, wtg wind, business. {ce hasail gone out #0 vessels outward bound can Peed fe liens lotcguors lole-attered tn caetoeate sea the first wind. FALL RIVER, Jan 22—Sid schra Copy, Davis; James Law. repee, Rogers, and Hudson, Waterman, NYork. FAIKHAVEN, Jan 24—Arr schrs A Heaton, Ryan, and | )T PEARNE’S UP TOWN METROPOLITAN suine Marcens Munson, Brewater, Virgina; stoop John Post Wogers, «and hosiery store, No 317 Sixth aveoue.—We will for two or three weeks only, ata wemendona aacritioe GALVESTON, Jan 11. Arr ships Herald, Crowell, NYork; | lance of our immense stock of fall and winter Jdth, BB Milan, Rislev, gaat Nickerson, Phils’ | shirts and drawers, hosiery, gloves, shawls, soar pes in. Off the bar 15th, ibe wit oe een aS ye collars, &c.; also t in connéciion with the ‘above, Mehe Pearae’ fignal, Sid Lith (on before), brig Wine aw, Wyman, Winter stock of boys" clothing. 15th, ship Masonic, Perry, Havre: schr May, Hobart, Neon ‘Arr at do 6th, aches Horace Beal, Johnson, Alexandria; Mo bile, Hewes, NYork. Cld 6th scht 'T P Learned, Frambes, NYork: Gb, brig D 1 Doane, Olikey, Barrel Stake. In port 18th, bark Stampede, Lewis, for Bordeaux, with cot ton, wiih 14¢ cent per Ib; and others. ke HOLE, Jani, PAL Air sohra Ollse Clark, Ne gomb, and Ren Baker, Kemp, Yoomnico ; Semcerat, York, NYOrk fa os St Johns, NP; Lexie Maul, Venderson, Boson for Philad Dhl; Vibeyard, Btubbs, do for Tangior. WEKED's Mot AIS eee Sarerz 1 COMFORT |! FLRGANCE tt ARE INSURED BY WEARING DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD'S NEW MATINKE SKIRT, with THs PATENT DETACH ABLE wi Bid ache Homer, 0 Clark, Ben Baker, Lizzie HOOP FASTENING faull, yard, 23d—Arr schra OW Dyer, Brown, Tangler for Boston; A ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE, Hammond, Clark Phuatelphia for do; Macy. A” Boropanies fGAFETY 11 since it effectusliy obviates the danger Rhropsbire, Bostou for NYork; Sarah Lonisa, Neweomb, door | from entangling tbe feet, oF forelga tn the hoops. Sith 1d AM—No arrival. Sid schra Democrat Harriet Neal, eon I the at ea from iho wpriage by PATENT DETAGHAD Q.W yer, Sarah Louis, A” Hammond, and Mary A FABTRNINGR, washed, wihouigr garmenta, and PM—Arr Morning Star, NYork for Bath; schra A ioe ner, pe mn for NYork; Panama, Allen, Philadelphia for avilla, Harding, Norfolk for do; Bt Lucar, Ad- ami THIGHLAND lignin, Jan, 24, sunset— The sbip rep. ; has painted ports, and is of al 0 toa. eee Apt ee Jan ee port bark Cavallo, Washington, for ita n the bar; schr Chas'S Peasley, Fostr. fm 3 Mobile, for NYork Idg,. (The latter veasel was dctaind 7 jh water on the bar.) , Jan 13—In port brig Indianola, for Bremen, ivSTIC, Jan 241d bark Ocella, Ashby, NYork. NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1S Arr aleams orda, Wil: Galveston. ola. Id steamship Forbes, Vera Graz; ships New ifarapshire Weeks; “Adeinids Bell. age fe and Independence, Mad rom; minster. Harris, Prentisn, Boston; barks Nash, Lewis, Ballimorer a, cob Merrill, Park, NYork; Br wchr Emily, eat Buatan Island. Boone Are (oy ta ret Ella Clark, Havre. EW BE) jan 2—Are trig Tauey Atwood, Paddock, Yorks Uth, schr Memphis, Moods 7,, NYork. Bid "234. achrs Golren Gate, Weeks, Norfolk; Charles D Hallock, Smith, New ork. NEWPORT, Jan 23—Arr U8 schr Washington, Murden, NYork, on, cruise 10 relleve disirensod vessels; schrs Ohtef, ldridge, Norfolk for Fall River; Hamor, Salah Providessce lor, Boston for Tangier. Sid bark Jane A brig Ri Clark; achrs Mall, Kossuth, JH Bur- the | of which it is com: KIRTS—TWELVE SPRING SKELETON | SKIR' justing bustl per dozen; t a rings, $15" PG. Le HARDING. Sot ‘street. No conaeotion with the next Bet paper oe er eo, Aenea Gears r mn rene; rah Jones, i alia ‘Ann, Angelive. Fiza Frances, Wakefield, iirown Stone, Min 45 oe RODIN perola, J Bell, Gitbert Beat (BP) Susai & Mary, Sea’ Bir, + tr en, Nemiuns. 800 PIECES NEW SPRING SILKS, ith—., 00 , Boston for . Sid -- sobrs Amytis, Butler (from baltinore), Port heen imported expresaly tor our & small scale rrtlan Davi fom Fall River), NYork: ( inet Elkridge (from ‘Nortel ne), Fall er; Homer, Salish ary ‘y (fom do) Providence; John W Analy Soom, ee NYork; Thateber, Taylor U ‘ashingion, on a crul Rl pray N¥orx) Providence. In portschr Taylor Small, Willey, from Portland for Tan- Fass CAVALLO, Jan 181d sehr James. J Day, NOrleans. “OLA. J—Arrschr Columbia, Widson, Ga’ seston 1h gs rela, Cri, — WA owionens ‘Also Wlarge line of French collar, collarn and sle2vee, &a. (Br), Ore Cardenas; schrs Thos Potter. jou, ‘or! ate, Ekidmore, fadianoia.. Old luth brigs JW Sawyer, Teighton, | 4 Q] BROADWAY. Havana, 12th, Lney Ann, Wass, do; schre Eveline, Ray, Car de ary, SInvetin Lith, brig Martha Kendall, | Will ofter gehts Mary Elin, Wood, Galveston; Hel fymond, Lathein, Minatian: Arr schra James Freeman, Freeman, angler a Potiomouth; 2d, KW Dilon,, Marts’ snvaoal brig Xenephen, Deak, Cardenas. ‘Sid 224, bark Tab |, Dr steams 1481 BROADWAY. BODINE. Just recetved per steamer iea’ hemstitched handkerchiefs, at $3 per: 75. 590 dozen gent's colored bordered handkerchiefs, at $3 dozen, worth $4 G, M. BODINE : GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SI 100 pieces of Bischofts at 81. 100 pleces of Bischolls at $1 25, 100 pieces of black Dayadere at 108., worth $1 75, 100 two flounced black roves at $90 bach. fsa 0 ‘North American, Liverpool; brigs Henri- | _ Also pla n black, from $1 to $3 per yard. eta, Xena others PROVIDENCE, Jan %—Arr steamer Albatross, {ihlams, BROADWAY. RYork sor Hamer, falsbury, Norfolk. id barks I to1 G. M. BODINE op Dougiaa, \palachicot Hountin, Nurscil Mobic tand telter al PORTSMOUTH, Jan 22—Arr schrs Hard, Coom! Horton, Myers, ard Lenson Dean, Drivkwiter, SAVANN ATI. Jan 2—-Are barks Belle thn), Prot, ape de | 100 pieces of Kichardson's linen Se. per yard. Verde: Dibite (Prus), Luhman, Alleante; brig Lola ‘Maoecks | 100 pleces of Richardson’ t yard. (Meck), Wegner, Cadiz, Cid echra J J Spencer, Dole, Garden ranait Chappel NOrleans; lias, Jackson 48 MN MMPORTANT qo nougeRERe ‘ay, Lake, N York ANT FO, KEEPERS, jan 238d brig Eliza Burgees, C HM, J mond, MRPACTIN COVE, Jan 24, PM—Arr schr Mentora, Cor Norfolk for Belfast. LMINGTON, Bi NC, Jam 22-Cld schra Emily, Grifln, a osaet A large invoice of line Consisting in " “as 100 pieced of Astcbardson’s linen at 28c. per yard. yenne; schr Bion, Will open One of the largest stocks of bog be In the city, at unusual low prices. ¢ us a call and examine our stock. ____ WINTER FASHIONS. RIIFIOIAL ¥ FLOWERS, ly relieve his distressed fuanily by weit- ‘Targe t wreaibs, ‘oF bis brother, or to his cousin, MCL. T., Ad brldal wreath, nalbany, N.Y. Head dreases snd bou i 4 full and general assortment of every deseription of ‘American Jobbers and milliners are invited to cail and PRICE'S ‘Arifictal 1 Flower erlinautacry, PERSONAL. ie THIS i WEET THE EYE OF JOHN R83 NFORMATION Wanten— 8 JAMES FANNING, LATE A gf Tinneguwich, roland. When i hs wan Toomas inserts Us, ‘and ‘wil be found si tke Westshonee House, corner ot the Bowery and Broome streets, | New York, Tee TON WANTED—OF aiotd NASH, SON bad iE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, 64 Broapwar, ehael Nash, of Kanturk, conn who d ‘Will farthur reduce the prices on inst year, leaving’ said J jash spears a font tha bapiey FaNoy FURS eel his eye he will do well to write to mide at home, or | From now unti fa sold, River mlnk half should any person be aware of his death they will confer a rene snk bal ap halfoape, favor by (with sary) Joun De Norcal We a8 | sink victor Bo ‘sable vier, $8; mut Hudaon street) New York, or Wm. Nash, Keelarush Kantark, Koos ant ober couedas les very low. Gnliedee county Cork, RE J, KING, 64 Broadway, NFORMATION WANTED—OF MRS. MARGARET RUS- sell, formerly of bares pont Bhan Any in- LOST AND FOUND, ty her alster, Mes, Stisan Youn rar iM atrect, 1 ip eet TS er Si arsed LAOS AED TAN 3m Wit, Teteee Moser ADDRESS A NOTE TO BOX 110 Wil be pald Tor her at 159 South Ninth reet, Willamabury. Ns pean or he de mc 0G LOST—A LARGE BLACK NRWFOUNDLA: fon w Toe wat No, Sie D With wnito[on the fape, breast and legs; had on & collar, without name; left bis er Tr afternoon. person returping hich wld Cli street will receive $5 re Foren a tha ele Gate Nplate ia CAN aS e. Pf, levered Aseee en wo fed toa ECA RBUEM ie fhetarer of ehir fronta42 Veney di pate Lt. Mowpay, JAN, 2%, aC “MEMORANDU ining papers and notices, of no value to ‘one but the owner. A liberal reward will be given for the leaden ‘at 288 Washington street, corner of Ch AMMANY HALL —YGUNG MEN'S DEM Committee.—Am adjourned m of this cormitt ibe ye beld at Tammany Hall on, Friday evening, Jan, 28, ut o clock, for permanent o1 Pera AN CLARK, Chairman pro tem. ALEX. BRANDON, ? Kpwanp Sawon, § Seoretaries pro tem, REW. REWARD.—FLEW AWAY FROM 202 GREENE fe) treet, on the morning of Jan. 25, a robin. Whoever | QTOLEN—EROM 267 WEST THIRTY-THIRD wall return ban will receive the above reward and the ti 20. PETER DUBUIS, houge, Hudson R ween White an $n the evening of th’ of January, rapa aver mah, Fihuned with gold, witt | QTOLEN FROM THECLA TRAUER, DEC. 0. 18, A BA open fice, white dial old bande anid plase for ‘Who 9,649, of ihe Bowery Savings Ban) foru Ont 8, 14L | ion to be Toft at the Hank ever will Yeturn the suave to ‘Truesdell & 4 4] street, will recet Steware and no ‘veeons HITE BULL boa faked. LOST—ON SATURD. WwW ing, atolen by two Dabout bo'lock, Pew ne REWARD.—LOST, ABOUT 1 O'CLOCK YESTER- dog $5 ty (Tuesday) Iaatift puppy doy log, color ight brown | montha old, and ‘weighs about nie , Seamen's ward will be mi for "ita recovery, at $ REWARD: .—LOST, OR QR STOLEN, 1X BROADWAY, iver Railroad. gr fawn: aiawers to the name of Lava. found | ing him to the above addrees wi him and will return him to No, 47 Lispenard ‘pireot, will re ceive the above reward. BIC NEW ARD TO ON THE EVENING OF THE ab Fit avenues An 0 areal nd wih dia ita te to Bs around wt enon form of a rosebud.” ‘The above reward will be pall on its re: turn to the above number, oF to Gt Front street. =L0mt, OF THE S{XTH AVENUR 850, i an a de avove reward will be paid on ‘BM oe wan oO Pe en We ais RT ot ‘no qnestions asked, 8, HARES; PHEABANTS, PHEASANTS, FA Ristccee ‘received and in ne coniion, bt 20 race, for re and kara souy for dinner tomar eae fae & MCLEOD, 12) Water, lpsond Wail ree. DENTISTRY. ST MOTE Sie TH RXTRACTED IN TEN ARCONDA, my ne . one oben: Sate fiom ead by pa Ln 3 ore nyevoms ts prectand by me AEFRGTO PURCHASE, A TARGR NEWFOUM ~ Be if Oy Te a. DURKIN, 383 Oatal stecet, noar Wooster, Diack, or nearly 0, Address Canine tH