The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1859, Page 2

2 MSSCo.. 76 100 do... 880 11436 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | 3 racing 180 gal a Cait ope #0 crtataimiigy SARE ryote 50 10 75% 100Cloy & Tol RR... 30% Weoxmay, Feb. 2—6P. M. | 100 2 ERIRR $9 Some of #he money brokers report a rather increased | 160 168 Del L & ap demand for money to-day. Many of the banks and bank- | ers arc refusing to lend, even on call, at less than six per | cent; and the same rate bids fair to be to-morrow the mi- | nimum for the best short paper. Mercantile paper, which is undoubtedly good, and which was eagerly taken at bank, some weeks since, at four, is now done with difficulty at CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wapwespay, Feb, 2—6 P, M. Astes.—The market was guiet, ‘and sales limited at §5¢c. for pots, and at 53¢c. fer pears. Bheatervrre,—1 lour—The market closed with more firmness on the part of the lower medium grades of ica and Western brands, The sales embraced about 7,000 a six. The very large increase in the imports indicates a | Si Western brands, |The tae cree range of uote, revival of trade, and bankers and capitalists look, uotun- | tng. asonably, for a money market in which money will be | Racians su eee State... b 4 = Ly 3 2 worth seven per cent, without risk. | Foe Learn al 2 phic pis ‘The leading feature of the stock market this morning | Extra Jowa, Michigan, Indi + 640 12 was a copious offering of Missouri sixes, by a house which ae Lacpeneaatt . . 2 . = . oge secu- | Canadian super extra, $ is suppoted to have been w large purchaser. ‘These sect | ae Oe enone ah 4 rities, which commanded $74, interest off,a few days | Southern fancy and extra... 615 a 775 since, were freely offered this morning at $9}. The de- Choice extra family and bakers’ brands... 6 75 a 8 75 cline is of course due to the rise in the value of money. | fae as ze 8 ‘* With the exception of New York Central, there is proba- bly no stock on the list which bas been so frealy hypothe- cated as Missouri sixes; it must be expected that they will come upon the market, as money grows dearer, in far larger amounts than the existing demand can absorb. Pacific Mail again attracted attention by the eccentricity of its movements. It closed yesterday at 77; opened this morning at 73, rose to 76, and closed in the afternoon at 763. The story at the morning board was that Com- modore Vanderbilt was about to open the Nicaragua route, and bad actually advertised the departure of his first steamer. We imagine that the authors of this tale have drawn somewhat upon thelr faucy. Commodore Vander. biit may obtain the Nicaragua grant, and may re-open the route in opposition to the Pacific Mail; but nothing of the kind bas yet been done, The decline in the stock is more the effect of certain well known speculative known as “ puts’? and “calls”? than of the e'3 movements. Other stocks were generally ady this morning, Many parties who had lers of New York Central covered their Canadian flour was firm, with sales of 100 a 200 bblis., closing within the range of our figures. Southern flour was in good demand, and saleable at better prices. The transactions embraced about 1,100. 1,200 bbls., within the range of qyptations above, ” Rye tlour was firmer, and sales of about 200 bbls. were reported at the above range of prices. Corn meal was in fair demand, with sales re- ported of about 700 bbls. Jersey and Brandywine at the above range of figures. Wheat was firmer, while the sales were limited to about 6,000 bushels, including good white Michigan at $1 50 and prime to choice white Ken- ucky at $1 65a $1.70, with some other lajs of West- ern at p. t. Corn was rather firmer, while the market was quiet and sales limited at 79350. a 80c. for new white Southern and Jersey, prime Pennsylvania yellow at 84c., yellow Jersey at Sic. aud Western mixed at 86c, Barley ranged at from 74c. to $1 for common to choice lots. Rye was quiet at 80c a 85c. Oats were quict at 59c. a 60c. for good State, and at 62c. a 64c. for Western and Canadian. . Corrre —The market was steady, while sales embraced 0 bags of Rio at p. t. Corron.—The sales embraced about 1,500 bales, closing without animation, while prices in store were unchanged, Dealers were disposed to await the receipt of later foreign news, due by the Asia, before doing much. The following is a statemeutof the movement in cotton since the Ist September as compared with the previous three years: probably quiet and deen hort s 1 at 80% the stock rose to$2, and tp Oat hate Vestern stocks were generally bet- | Received at ports..1,005,000 1,943,000 1,373,000 2,333,000 For the present the approaching | EX. to G. Britain 000 "473,000 "484,000 -'702}400 nd for money tells lets upon them than upon other | ¢¢ Pyanee.: 7000 184000 118'000 Ape'ooe stocks which have been more largely hypothecated. Total exports. 802,000 777,000 1,199,000 ze second board the bu unt, and prices were Stock on hand. 817,000 575,000 900,000 done was moderate in Of which during the past week iucluded in the above:— a shade better, Sales of New ame Received at ports., 88,000 101,000 83,000 148,000 York ¢ were made as bigh as and 763g was | Ex. to G. Britain. 76,000 68,000 47,000 51,000 cifle Mail, The sales of Missouris were yery | ate i rev based Eee ie be oth . f 1g 3 above the lowest quotations of | gota) Pact De exon 82,000 77000 91/000 tt The closing prices were:—Missouris, 83 The increase of receipts at the ports, compared with 1855-76, was 433,000 bales. ‘The decrease in exports to | Great Britain, eqgipared with 1855-'6, was 11,000; increase to France, 67,000; increas: Central, $294 34; Rea 11455; Pacific Mail, + 48%{ a 49; Panama, Harlem, 1 4 abe Island, 59 a 34; Galena, 69a 14; Illinois Central, 6534 Total increase in exports, 77,000. Regarding the ) whe toarkeve the erop, Mesers, Ws if Wright & Co. cfroular for the » eadageheeade juropa contains the following:—*There is no chang The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- | opinion on this subject. The Piiect of « cxunp of 3,700,0) lows:— bales on price seems to have beon pretty well discounted Total receipts . $170,991 92 | inthis country. We hear renewed complaints of inferior aero cee * ° 153000 00 | Quality from New Orleans; from Memphis also they write Total payments 111/830 91 | that a considerable portion of the stock consists of trashy yet ee hanos, n 6437550 19 | and sandy cotton.’” We presume that “discounted” in the above a misprint, and intended to mean ‘dis- countenauced’’—as few persons seem dis} to go above a crop of 3,600,000 bales—which in itself would be a very large yield. High prices, ae usual, will no doubt bring out everything from the fields and gin houses in the shape of cotton; and that, like all large crops, the amount of trasby and inferior qualities will bear a mach larger pro- ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $26,994, 046 61, and the balances $1,267,335 58. The movement of the banks in the tour principal cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their last statements, is as follows:— Loans. Devovite. Specie, Circalatn, | Portion, in quantity, to good and fine cottons, than usual. New York. Jan,29.$129,608,249 98.5%,935 21,/25.200 7,483,612 | Complaints are alrcady made that good to prime cottons Boston, Jan. $1. $8 992.000 90.50 000 Tiss 700 62400 | are Scarce, while inferior grades are in good supply. at Philadelphia, 31, 28,890,080 1 6'1%8,345 27001311 | New Oricans as well as in this market; aud hence tho re- N.Orleans, Jan.22 21,417,167 24, 0 663 11,244, cout heaviness noticed in the market attaches chiefly to : 76 Saidiam wenary | the lower grades, : Fpegersoantedl: STS Sa'sataes Sr SabS | “"Fumcim—To Liverpool, about 400 a 600 tierces beef were engaged at 38. 3., and 420 bbls, rosin at 2, 3d.; 50 boxes bacon at 17s. 6i., 10 bales sponge at p. t. Fo London, 15 casks shells and 40 bales bark at 15s. per ton, measurement. To Bremen, 40 casks of rice, 100 bbls. shoe pegs and 26 bbis. ashes allat p.t. By the Galway steamer } ton of beeswax was engaged at 303. Freit was quiet and gales limited. Hay.—Sules of about 500 bales were made for ship- ment at 70c. a 5c. Hors.—The market wos firm, with sales of 175 a 200 Dales good toprime new at 12c. a 180, Ixoy.—The tendency in prices was still upward, Sales of good brands of Scotch pig wero made at $28 a $30, six months. The stock in yard Was unusually emall! According to the circular of Mr. Joseph Byrne the imports At the election of the Sixth Avenue Railroad, held yes- terday, the following gentlemen were elected directors:— Messrs. Sidney Mason, Frederick De Peyster, George R. Howell, Samuel §. Bowman, Waldo Hutchins, John B. Hall, A. Goldsborough Jones, John Q. Jones, William H. Marcy, Chas. H. Marshall, Richard Mortimer, Lorillard ‘Spencer and Francis A. Livingston. ‘The steamship Europa, which sailed to-day for Europe, took out $572,453 in specie. ‘The receipts of the New York and New Haven Railroad for January, 1859, were as follows:— Passengers $71,115 39 | of metals at New York for 1858, amounted to $6,590,537, Freight... 13.000 00 | against $12,142,005 in 1857. Of this amount the value of __—_____ | fron and stee! embraced $2,554,454, against $8,062,851 Total. $34,115 39 | in 1867. ‘The greatest falling off 'was in the impor- Due othi 18,837 23 | tation of railroad iron, which in 1858 ouly amounted to $370,002, against $3,070,762 in 1857. Balance... The panic in the last months the latter $65,278 16 55,151 87 ees cee i $10,126 29 The annexed table will show the amount at the several depositaries, subject to the draft of the Treasurer of the year, accounts for the difference, The importation of lead amounted to $1,402,122, against $2,035,465 in 1857, The present duty on iron is 80 per cent, which, at $30 per ton for Scotch pig, with charges, atnounts to about $10 per ton. This, one would think, is ample protection. The duty on lead is 20 per cent, and on rough zinc only 5 per cent. The metal market generally closed firm. Liwe.—Within a few days several cargocs of Rockland Janvary, 1858 Increase... United States, on the 24th of January Treasury of the U piel isl a Mee D, ©. $980,934 02 | nave arrived, and sales were freely made, including com- Assistant Treasurer, New York. 8,561 95, |, MoD a€ 800., and lamp at $1, cash. bea Morasses.—Sales ot 100 bbls. New Orleans were made at 4c. a 420, Navat Srores.—Holders were firm in their views though sales were light. Spirits were held at 50c.; com mon rosin, in store and afloat, at $1 75 a $1 80; and 1,009 obis. crude turpentine weresold yesterday evening at p. t., supposed to have been at a trifle over $1 75. Ons,—Messrs. Knight & Son, in their weekly circular of to-day give the following account of the market:—* Lin- seed oil has been very buoyant during the past week, and gales of 100,000 gallons have been made at 70c. for present deliver apd 7lc. for fature. Crude whale and crude ‘Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pa, ‘Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, 8. C. Avsistant Treasure Assistant Treasurer, St. Depositary at Buffalo, N. Y. Depositary at Baltimore, Md..... Depositary at Richmond, Va. Depositary at Norfolk, Depositary at Wilmington, N. Depositary at Savannah, Ga Depositary at Mobile, Ala, Depositary at Nashville, Tena 20,461 04 8) % perm: ‘e both been inactive, but prices are unchanged. peels Ste ee 1,282 80 | Lard oil bas advanced, and prime winter is firm at $1 per eeoger’ at teeaeue me 1821 S| gallon, Tallow oil, lore. per Ib.” The Whaleman’s Denoatenry at Getveton tee an $0 | Shipping List gives the following review of the New Bed- Dencanhey sa Meatik Guns 1589 sa, | 10Fd market for the week ending the Bist ult.:—The mar- P y af Norfolk (Sawyer) 1559 82 | ket for sperm remains firm, although the transactions Depositary at Cincinnati (Mclean 9,578 51 | have been considerably less than those of last week. The Depositary at Cincinnati (Collins). 11.479 33 | sales since our last embrace 635 bbls. in parcels, as fol- Petite! Jog ih homgaa lows: 140 bbls. dark at $1 30, 40 do. do. at $1 38, 800 do, Depositary at Dubuque, lowa 21927 64 4 or good at $1.45, 125 bbis. at $1 46, and 30 do. at $1 60 per i po Pett ho 04,48 G4 | gallon. Whale is in active demand, and we notice an ad- Dencattash dt Detroh Mich. “500 72 | Yance on last week’s quotations. The transactions mclude P y o fe 11,884 62 | Sales of 6.690 bbls. to manufacturers. We quote—1,835 Stee og | BbIs. at 5Ec., 1,000 do, at 5éc., 500 do. at 56340, per gal- 4501s 95 | lon Also, 650 bis. dark at 49c., 70 do. do. at ‘60c., 200 Gtr’esd 16,| 3°: brown at 60c.,and 160 do. South Sea at 62c. per’ gal- 0 ‘| Jon; the market closing with further inquiry. The whale- Pre a. Moe ein . bao 60 | Vone market is quict and without transactions. i thing’ New Orttae tz 499287 46 | . PRovisoss.—Pork—The market again better and more ane fred Jeo'zoo 0 | active. The sales reported embraced about 5,000 bbia., 8 isco, , meluding vew mess at $18 25 a $18 373g: old mess at 85,900,701 95 | $17,795; Hum mess at $17; clear at $20 a $20 ‘ vome a spected mess at $18, and prime at $13 50 a $13 62: Beet Deduct overdrafts...... teens seeeeeeeee es 527,808 65 | eontinued in fair demand at steady prices, with sales of $4,475.02 60 abont = 500 bbis., including country prime at $6 75 a , . 475,922 $7 25, and mess do. at $8 a $9 26; repacked Western at $9 Deduct difference in tramsfers............, 28,100 00 | 4 i9's5, and extra do. at 811 a $11 $0, Prime mees wes eee Se Fionn oo | SeMY, With sales of 200 tierces at $18. Sales of 50 bbls. Net amount subject to draft, + +++$4,498,022 60 | beet Lams were reported at $13 50 a $17. Bacon was ‘The transfers ordered are as follows:— quiet at 8%e.a10c. Lard continued firm, with sales of To Treasury of the U. States, Washington D.C. $100,000 00 | 600 bbls. and tierces at 12 a125c, Cut meats were fteadier, with shoulder! To Assistant Treasurer, San Francisco, Cal.. 997500 00 sales of 800 bhds. at 63gc, a 63¢c. for nil at 8140. 9 9X46. for hams, Rica.—The sales ‘embraced about 450 tierees for export at 3ige. a 4Ke, Srears.—The market continued firm, with sales of 600 a 700 hhds, New Orleans chiefly within the range for the better grades of 7c. a834c., and 180 boxes were sold at ce. TALLow.—Messrs. Abram Knight & Son's weekly circu- lar bas the following regarding the market :—Since our cireular the market bas been very firm at 1lc. for ail brands, and the s $1,097,600 00 From Assistant Treasurer, Néw York, N. Y. 1,070,500 00 From Aseistant Treasurer, New Orleaus, La, ” 4,900 00 $1,075,400 00 Stock Exchange. Werowespay, Feb. 2, 1959. $90000 U 8 5's, 'T4... 1025; 200 shs Hud R RR.930 ‘5000 Indiana 2 61 0 900,000 Ibs. prime city rendered at I1c., and the market 3000 Virginia 6's... 96 1500 closes firm. Butehers’ Association have’ advanced their 5060 Missouri 6’s.. 84 200 Harlem R | price to le. At the close we note a gale of 190,000 tbs. 10000 do........ 835% 100 { Southern on private terms. 25000 do. 8335 100 joe WamEHY—The ‘sales embraced about 300 UbIs. at 37000 do. ‘ 270. a 280. 10000 do... bib 2000 Cal 7’s, n b'ds NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. 3000 - aa ti Wepnespar, Feb, 2, 1859, BREF CATTLE. Tn conseqwence of another short supply of beef cattle, bro kers resolved among themselves to establish an advance on, Inst week's quotations of about balf a centapoand. Butchers came forward freely on Tuesaday, but were staggered by the announcement of a further rise of half a cent, and determined not to submit; therefore the gales of Tuesday were never so io significant ss this wee! Buyers were astir early this morn- fog. also; but as holders were jnst as firm as on Tuesday, they eid back to the latest possible moment, in order to comoel brokers to accept last week's prices; but fn this they were dis. pe Anted, Inasmuch as holters cid not press sales at all. but quietly awatted the issue. When purchasers became fully sa- Uefied that It was utterly impossible to buy at their own price, they submiited to the advance with the best possible grace, aod purchased at folly half a cent r than last week’s quotations. The average quality of was soarcely 80 good ng last w ‘and the advance may be attributed wholly to the Nght pte during the past week, ‘The receipts were mcstly Ubio cattle, very many pal rar) bail from New York Stato, having coine from Ohio, aad pastured some time fn this state, and are this reported cattle whenever they are offered for sale. there were sold about 44) head at about our quotat 3 63 5000 II Cen RR bds 87 1000 N J Cst m bs 100 1000 BAL (nist mb 68% 6000 H&SLORR bis 643 25 abs B’k Com scrip 190.4 26 Am Ex Bank... 107%; 100 DI 860 Reading RR., 300 ae do. Cen do. 100 100 Mich 260 4 ordinary to good. At Browing's there prevailed n steady fale Gomand at prices ranging from je. to lige. Chamberlin’ s _ ee de A ge MWe., oo hey Mia sat O'Brien's wer: posed of at the wane price. ‘The total receip for the week have bog ua lion Oe cee ashington yard. mberlin’ 0. opg do, b30 afttO do $3 000 990) +6008 76) 8% 00 oy 23 e300) +» Hige. a Be. » ee. ate. MMA «+ 508 3m . SWINE, Oye aie. Other quatities... be, a be. COWS AND CALVES. The market te very dull exept for choice milch cows, which are in demand st a light advance in having been made st #50 970. The tial recel the week were as follows: — 4 Washington Yard, 247; Brownlrg’s, 60; Chamberlin’s, 6%; O'Brien's, bi. a eR 100 Ch & Rk 1 RR. 8 100 do, v30 SSSesseseseess ary First quality, sez a $ First «ality... Ordinary... .. ARD. First quality... 100 shs Pa’ fic M S8 Co Y Central RR.. do....p&ee b30 sisal * VEAL CALYRS Are tn moderstely artive damaninat unchanged rates The receipts are light, and they sell nearly as fast as they arrive. SHEEP AND LAMBS by} Are scarce and wanted at an advance of ghout Qh. over last 67 Week's Quotations, Saleg are wade as fast as the ollerings “ NE W YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1859. A . | Comein, and there were but very few in the pens to-day. Sales | Rave been at from 35.6 $8. 2 soane total receipis at all the yards for the week were as fol- SWINE Are acarce and higher. There were received | yards only 2819 head. and tthe city about 7 Fi . at the Western Bales hive ranged at 63gc. a7c. tor corn fed, 6c. for other des: criptions. The receipts at the Hudson river drove yards, foot | of Thirty seventh street, North river, for the week ending Feb 2. were—by New York and Erie 2,134) New York and Erie Ratiroad via Bergen, 58; Hudson River Ra‘lre.d, 2,411; | Camden and Amboy Kailroad. 123; remaining fro ; total. 6,135. “Ofwhich were sent to Fortieth street yaras, 515; left over unsold, 807—total, 6,135, Actual re: S74; | 78S; sold, ceipts from all sources, 4,761. RECAPITULATION. loth fetal resclpte of all stock at all the yards were as fol- wi — Beever, Cows, Joes. Sheep L. Washington yard 2,316 eee Chamber 108 Fig s Bia amberlin’ ; O'Brien's 23 i 6L iat Total, 208 Sh wi 6 RECEIPTS BY THE NEW YORK AND ERIK RAILROAD. of live stock brought over this 4 ae hy be ay 2:—Oattle, 1,008; sh¢ road for the week ending Feb, 2—Cnitle, 1,006 sheep, hogs, 2,912; horses, 45—total, 5,608 head. ree Movements In Real Estate. By. A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. Front street—Store property No. 105. Pine street—Store property No. 38, Bleecker street—One house and lot, No. 42. Bleecker street—One house and lot, No. 46. Twenty-fistst—Four story br. house and lot,305,W 7,f ‘Third av., N. W. corner 43d st.—Store and lot... 3 Forsyth street—One house and lot, No. 50...... 6,150 Thirty -tirst st—3 story and basement brick, 366, W 5/100 By’ Adrian H. Muller. Hause and lot corner Hester and Allen sts., 50x75. $6.00) a POSTAL DIRECTORY, Foreign and Domestic Malls, DONE OF CLOSING AT THK NEW YORE OFFIOR, MESTIO....North—Albany, Buffalo and Canada. . 3 North and West way mail ce x. 7 A.M. and 43 2. Mt. Pe eeeboa Seaver Sompay Marsa, .On Sunday a mally close atthisofice Oataronnta..By wenmer, via Panama, Satur- trery Monty and Tauradagr at fa low atte: designed for heahould be marked “Overland via oot 9. Laxn Orry.The Overland Mafl from St. Joseph (Mo.) to Salt city, leaves St. Josoph every Saturday, at A Letters should be marked “Overland es Westeru mall, nrc Rit6ig Ac ands” Bouth and southwestera P.M Louw P.M. ESI sosanieee sta we. 1M A.M Miuxioo...., From New Orleans b: stexmahip patos ow fee tat aud 1aih of exch month. (Letters should ¢ plkoed tn the Uftice at New York aix days pre vious to the above date.) lesan -By steamship Arabia, from Boston, close here Tuesdiy, Feb. 8......124 and 3 P.M fo steamer will leave Li pe on Saturdas next. Bawama Ist.anns..On the day after the arrival of each alter- Cunard packet nt this port, being once a month, the svamer Karnak wtil be devoted wit 1, five cents per half ounce on leters, pad twocents on each newapaper, collected in ail ages the United Bisten. on sent or received. TIME OF CLOSING af THE LONDON UFFIOR. invtd........The Overland Mail closes ‘seilles, on the 24, Southam) Gibraltar, M ia Marseilles Operatic and Dramatic News. Broapway THEATRE —The romantic spectacle of ‘Ma- zeppa” will be preceded this evening by the play of ““Ber- tram,” in which Mr. Eddy appears. Nisto’s Garpey.—Dan Rice, the beautiful and Lo! ida trained horse Excelsior, the comical mules, and Nixon Co.’s entire troupe, perform to-night, Bowrry.—The Misses Lucille and Helen Western con- tinue to elicit a great deal of enthusiastic applause in the drama of the ‘Three Fast Men.” Burton’s.—The favorable impression made by “Our Female American Coustu”’ rendere it probable that it will heve @ long and profitable run. Warzack’s\—All who have seen “The Veteran’ are lauding the acting of Manager Waliack, and his auxiliaries in the most exalted terms, Lavka Keryr’s.—Thus far this season no play has made the elightest approach to the popularity of “Our American Cousin.”’ It is followed by a farce. American Mcseum.—A great variety of sentimental melodies, comic songs, animating dances aad burlesques are announced by the minstrel troupe. Woon’s Minstrets.—Mr. Bleeker’s very truthful picture, entitled ‘New Year’s Calls,”’ continues a marked feature of attraction here, ‘Tue Bryayts are having a rare time with their new bur- jesque on “The Veteran.” Those desirous of enjoying a good laugh should gee it. Ssivriv’s Camregiss.—Large audiences nightly testify their appreciation of the performances of Messrs. Birch, Bowers, Hernandez, &c. Mx. G. VANDENHOFY proposes to give his second Evening with Sheridan, at the Lyrique Hall. He will read the “school for Scandal.”? The Louisville people have been having a series of operas by the Strakosch company. The ‘Traviata’? was brought out on the 27th, with Mme. de Wilhorst, Squires itenbe), Ataodla and Migs Henrietta Simon. The prima lonna gurprised the editor of the Democrat with her act- ing and singing. Mr. Squires is very highly spoken of, and is quietly making a fine reputation, Miss Simon’s début was a success, Mad. de Wilhorst, Mr. Squires and Signor Amodio were called before the curtain twice, at the end of the third act, and again at the conclusion, The company is now at St, Louis, where Brigaoli joins them. Mille Piccolomini’s early appearace at Buffalo ig an- nounced in the local papers. Itis rumored that Ullman and Strakosch will give opera at the same time in Cinein- nati. / ‘We have still another defence of the drama, in the shape of a pamphlet, from the pen of William Davidge, come- dian. In questionable taste it is dedicated “ with respect to the public generally and with commiseration to Messrs. Strickland, 'T. L. Cuyler, &., &., &c.”” The style of the book may be judged by that of the dedication. It reminds one very foreibly of the old story of the bar- rister who found his brief endorsed with the wonts ‘abuse the plaintiff’s counsel.’ It is not defending the drama to abuse the clergy. Neither docs it follow logically that the stage is always right because the pulpit sometimes goes wrong. The ground taken by the parsons {s not that the drama is necessarily evil of teelf, but that the surroundings of the stage are not such as encourage virtue and promote morality! that they tend to tempt the professors of the stage and iis habitués to laxity of conduct. That many plays and players are hiable to this objection is beyond peradventure; and the fact that a clergyman has been hanged for horse stealing, and that no actor ever was executed, does not shake the position, The best defence of the drama is in fhe fact Ubat it bas flourished in spite of the bad men and’women who have used it asa shield for their vices and & conve- nient cloak for their immoralities. There is good in it— inherent good—and therefore it bas triumphed, That is the proper ground to take, Messieurs, the defenders. At the Arch street theatre, Philadelphia, says th Press, the new original comedy of ‘Fast Folks; or, the Early Days of California,” from the pen of Joseph A. Nanos, Fsq., of Philadelphia, was brought out, for the first tume, on Thursday evening, and proved quite a gratifying suc’ At the close of the piece, there was a very general 1 for the author, who appeared before the curtain and acknowledged the compliment ina neat speech. The play bas many good points, the leading business being entrusted to Mr. Clarke, Mr. Johnson and Mrs. J. Drew. It was played again last evening to an excellent house, in spite of the inclement weather, and is anounced for repeution gain to-night. Mise Davenport is winning fresh lonrels at the Washing- ton theatre, and attracts the lovers of classical finished acting. Mrs. ©. N. Sinclair and Mr. Sedley have heen playing at the Roward Atheneum, Boston, Palsonee" comedy, “Extremes Meet.’ 1 of by the Boston press receive a due mee Sinclair had a b 1 to say “I have no-worls to express my feelings,’ yon would as a matter of course expect a jong speech; I ehall therefore only thank you for the kindness I have received at your hande, despite the powerful exertions nsed to prevent me from pursuing @ protersion which I adopted seven years ago from the ne- cessity which then arose, and which still exists, of enrnin, my daily bread. (Applauge.) Since I hai appearing betore you I bave visited many lands, but al- ways looked forward with pleasure to my return to those friends who encouraged my earliest efforts, and from whom my late father, twenty years ago, received such constant and generous support. (Applause) Before leav- ing England | was warned that strong influences would be exerted, and that calumnica too dreadful to mention had beon’ earcfally circulated against me—but T felt con Adent that it is not consistent with the American charac- ter to aid in crushing a poor woman, who has neither father nor brother to defend her, and who only aceks to 103 | be allowed to labor for her living, and aska bute amall share of that support so liberally bestowed on others. (Loud applause.) ‘The Howard has since closed, after the manager, Mr. Sothern, had sustained a consideravie joss, Arthur Napoleon gave a concert in Albany on Tuoaday evening with great succoss. He was to give another in the same city. Mr. F. B, Conway is at present in New York making ar- rangements for the European tour to be undertaken by himself, Mre. D. P. Bowers and Mra. Conway, At MoVicker’s theatre, Chicago, a new piece for Mies Mary MeVieker, called tho “ Social’ Scourge,” has been in« troduced, with success, ‘ Mr. Stephen Massett is in Richmond, Virginia, where hia entertainment of ‘Song and Chit-Chat” has made quite ‘a sensation. The Cooper Opera Troupe war st Memphis, Tenn,, last week. Mrd. ©. Howard and ‘iv Workin: were at the other theatre. Mme. Biscacc Mies J \iana May gave a concert at Boston on Saturday, aud the papers ay they are “ going "’ on a “ provincial’’ tour, We should think they had commenced it, Mr, Parry's leare of the Poston theatre expires with the Sth of February, and the theatre may possibly remain in hip hands until hg let of September, when, Y Wg lenge drawn up is executed—of which there is little doubt—Mr. B. Ullman will become the leasee for one with a pri- vilege of renewal, at a rent of $12,000. The directors also stipulmte in the lease the privilege of appointing a repre- sentative to have charge of their a stage carpen- Sep;gatl en engineer, to be paid. by Sy, , and Mr. Barry will pri ly remain as the agent of the directors and stockholders, and will also be the general stage manager—a long experience admirably qualifies him to fill, and his acceptance of which trust is ample security that the property of the stockholders will be well cared for. Iti Me, Ullman’s intontion to give Opera, oratorios , ballets, and we should coe series re discourses from the most eminent divines, including Rev, Mr. Spurgeon, would be given there on Sunday evenings. With tas lease the name of Boston Theatre is dropped, and “The Boston ‘Academy of Music” substituted. Mr. Uliman, by having the control of the Academies in Boston, New York and Philadelphia, will be able to establish a series of rotating attractions which will undoubtedly prove remunerative and popular.—Boston Gazette. Madame Gazzaniga has sung ‘Louisa Miller’’ at Havana, with great success. Miss Avonia Jones was recently at New Orleans, en route for Calitornia, The Picayune predicts a brilliant future for her. Mr. J. R. Andes has, we believe, already sailed from New Orleans for Francisco. Mr. Burton bad sailed for t he Havana, Miss Jane Coombes is playing at the Boston Museum. od FE. L, Davenport recently had a grand benefit at the ton. Miss Lucy Escott gave operatic sketches in costume at Buffalo on the 19th January. Mr. Neafie is acting at Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Florence are at rage oa Mies Susan Denin has joined Mr. Placide’s company at the New Orleans Varieties. ‘the hearing in the matter of the bark Glimpse, which was libelled by the Misses Gongenheim, on the ground of bad treatment and short provisions on the voyage from Australia to San Francisco, was going on at the latter place on the 23d December before the United States Dis- trict Court. The evidence for the libellants was very strong The latest London papers give us no theatrical news of importance. The Turin correspondent of the London Post, writing on the 28th ult., says:—Another piece of stirring news has convuised the political, diplomatical and theatrical hori- zon, Madame Ristori, the well known tragédienne, was on the eve of starting from Florence to fullil an engage- ment at the Teatro di Fiorentin, at Naples, when lo! at the eleventh hour, a telegraphic despatch was communicated to her from no less a personage than the Chevalier Don Cherubino Fortunato, (no seraph, by the bye, but rather of conspicuous rotundity, and by'ne means fortunate in the livery he wears,) the Neapolitan Chargé d’Aifaires at the Court of Tuscany, announcing to the eminent actress that she bad been banished from the happy dominions of bis sulphurous Majesty. The Florentines, who relish the “entr’acte,”’ have no commiseration for Ristori, but rather condole with the poor disappointed Neapolitans, who, after evgoging boxes at the Teatro di Fiorentin, at enor- mous prices, and who had fondly cherished the vision of Ristori in “Maria Stuarda,” “Mirra,’’ &c., will now have to whistle, not only for the actress, but for the money. ‘The anathema which has gone forth from the Neapolitan domfhions is said to have originated in her triumphant de- clamation of a patriotic hymn to enraptured Venetians, Parmesans and others, list sumer, ‘The director of La ~ea'a, ot Milan, has been prevented Ue movetory crisis which prevails in Lombardy from inc bis performers, This is the first time such a failare hos occurred there. McCormick's Rearer.—The patent'granted Janu- ary 31,1845, to Cyrus H. McCormick, for his reaper ex- Pired on the 3st of January, 1859. The Commiesiover of Patents overruled a motion for extending the patent, on the ground that the patentee has been sufficiently remu nerated. The manufacture of this useful agricultural im- plement is, therefore, thrown open to all who may wish to engage therein. Qupstorner -c. ¥.—A LETTER AWAITS YOU AT the Post office NTRLLIGENCE WANTED—OF EDWARD BARN4RD, son of the late J. F, Barnard, Eaq.. surgeon, of the clty of Bath, England. He ‘would now, ff alive, be’ about twenty- He went to sea maoy re BGO. beginning of 1852 he visited in suc. cession the ports of San Francisco, Hong Kong, New Yorx, and Sydney, N. 8. W. From the latter place he was last heard of; had tion of Ww. then the intention of sailing for the Isle of France. The names of the vessels in which he made all these voyages are ‘not known, but one or more were made on bo: the Ameri- ean ship Ino. Previously at one time he was om board the alfip Jobn Laird." Any information relating to the said Edward Bur- hard will be most thankfully received by he afiloted mother, Mrs. Barnard, No.7 Axford’s Buildings, Bath, Rngland, or by Victor E. Mauger, 115 Chambers atreet, New York. by MRS. CALDWELL, WHO street, will send her address D., will hear from a friend. F HUGH GALLAGHER, THOMAS SULLIVAN, OWFR® TP sienna in Salar, rh wrest carst ! " (OHN LACY WILL PLEASE CALL UOPN DR. HAN- kkinson, a8 soon as convenient. L WILL PLEASE LET HER FRIEND IN THR . “sunny South” hear from her, J. J. THOMAS. CasYVILLE, Miss., Jan. 21, 1859, N. ‘8S COMMUNICATIO: DATED 21-59 WAS RE- + celved, and his kind attentions appreciated; but no atten- tion can be paid to any communication on #0 nt a mat- ter unless he ‘makes himself known, and then it will be thank- fully and confidentially received. IE PARTY NAMED SAUNDERS, FROM chasing LIVED AT 77 FRANKLIN to M. D., Williamsvurg, ahe wan, CANAL the busi street, who calied with reference to pu e calling im- hesa at 28’ Waverley place, will have an answer by mediately. Thetr card has been lost. ILL THE YOUNG LADY, WHO ADVERTISED OVER the signature of Louisa E, Morton, call at the Post office and receive ber letters, as there are some from a true friend. 7ILL. THE GENTLEMAN WHO LAST FALL ACCOM. panied a friend from Sixth avenue to Houston street, and spoke of calling in Waverley place on his return from Philadelphia, please wend bis address to M. R., Union square ost oflice. ? THE LECTURE SEASON. MP YOUR OWN BUSINESS. POSTPON! . In consequence of the death of a ‘iment member of his chureb, Dr. Magoon is unable to fulfil fis engagomnent for Wed- nesday evening. The lecture betore the Gil Young Men's Association on the above subject is therefore postponed until po a3 Feb. 8. at 8 o'clock, at the Oalvary Baptist church, West Twenty-third street, between Fifth and Sixth T. R. REDWAY, Chairman Lecture Committee, avenues. rT, it extension, is the lightest. neatest and most durable arirtn the market. he springs bein g woven im the tape can A as toe ordinary skirt, THE WOVEN ae SKIR’ 5. H. DOUGHTY, sole agent, 28 Jobn sireet, ATR ERRCEV AL'S, $51 BROADWAY—STAMPED ft Scare sacs ladies’ night dress yokes. Bs PS=DERICK MayNann, LADIES’ BILE DRESS BUTTONS, TARSELS, &0., street. Al ‘assortment, suitable »bing trade, stantly Pe ad ty for the job ), oon! co pe rate makes, ia ev width, rranted, at prices that cannot be undersold. Tablecfoths and table linens.—A complete stock, in cloths of every size and by the yard, from course brown,’ aultable: for Kdichen use. to the finest Barnsley double damaaks, Towellig and napkins of every kind; rt rate goods ta the latter at lozen. Russia eel a apes opened, a bale of extra quality, wide, heavy and fine, at 120% per yard. Linen csral fkerchiote—An unsurpassed assortment, suitable for ladies, gentlemen and children, trom common, for constant use, up to the finest descriptions. Shirt bosoms of a kinds: 0 fm oetnd and asd together i all other descriptions of linen goods ut the lowest prices, LINEN STORE, 78 bain 2 above Astor place, east side. MO. MILLIKEN & CO. Proprietors, MASTS, SHAWLS, AC, TMPORTATIONS FOR SPRING, 1859. The subgeriber calls the particular attention of JOBBERS AND WHOLESaL¥ BUYERS: to bis large importations for the ensuing season, comprising a most varied collection of the latest designs in FRUSSELS LACE MANTLES, POINTS and SHAWLS, 0. 0, LLAS. UES and DI RAGLANS, B. URTERS. |AVELOCK, OAME4UX and STELLA SHAWLS. ‘Tozether with an attractive and elegant variety of his own “manufacture, copied from the most approved Parisian models, the whole forming the largest and most_ comprehensive assort- ment of these desirable goods ever olfered in this market, and at prices to meet the requirements of the closest buyers J TLER, 79 Chambers street, 4 doors west of Broadway. tS ame 1 ELEGANCE!!! { ARE INSURED BY WEARING DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD's MATINKE SKIRT, WITH THE PATENT DETACHABLE HOOP FASTENING AND ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE. SAFETY !! since it effectualy obviates the danger arising COMFORT 1! from eni the fest, or foreign substances in the hoops. COMFO! because the muslin skirt can be instantane removed from the springs by PATENT DETACHABLE FASTRNINGS, washed, with ole garment, and ai 20 gros or, on the hoops innate. HLRGANCK 1 because the goiwatiic cut of the mualla skirt and the fine ‘of which it tg composed, give % gracoful ‘comi fall to the robe worn over it; and will, SPROVAL MOTTON 1 ASO OT TISTT meeting of thie sectety rehra sey 8 at room, 00 Seen Fon, Sylv roe oars Selneese Le wz ” address on the * Geo and resources of R TAMEN'W. BEEKMAN, Recording Secretary, | onthe manntacture of \ | ppriggs on hie own wecouni, ot his factory, 119th street. Har. | lew, beween Third and Fourth avenues New York, and keeps an office at 21 Mailen lane, up staira, whence all orders be favored with are forwarded by an express messenger twice day te bie ne, etna ena, to anid ie in fey Sestnns he making will not admitofany comps lon market, both | inpotntof quality and cheapness Please address letters to either one or the olher place, as above, MRRICAN GUARD, ATTRNTION.—LET NO TRUE American fall to be present at the mass, menting on Thursday evening February 3. The principles involved are of the greatest importince to every member. Do not forget | the very basis on which the organization rests—the fraternity of | Americans ore! - in presenting its {llns- trious escutcheon to the world as spotless and as free of stain or blemish as when its first ambitious cry of “excelsior” thrilled the hearts of the “native born.” Ae ud TNOTICR THE MERARS OF BROOKLYN + City Lodge No. 6, are notified to attend at their room, Granada ‘fiall, No. 112 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, at past 12 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our deceased fonn Ballance, from 100 Cumber! land Bi The ‘Orcer in general are invited to attend. er lal WM. NORTHRIDGE, W. M. Samvet Bonus, R. 8. MERICAN INSTITUTE —A STATED MONTHLY MEET- ing of this institute will be heid at its rooms No. 351 Broadway, this Thursday, Feb. 8, at73¢ o'clock P. M. Mem- bers are requested to attend, as matters of importance will brought before the meetin, TENE MEIGS, Recording Secretary. MARIE & CO., HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 9 . Warren street, to Nos. 52 and 54 Walker street, a few doors west of Broadway, JONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, MASONS, CARPENTERS, excavatora.—Kstimates wanted for a building to be e1 immediately down town. Call at 8&5 Nassau street, at the ofllce of M. L. SHELDON, between 1 and 3 P. M. | 7 0.8. M. SONS OF MALTA, ATTENTION.—THE MEM- + bers of Ecce Signum Lodge will meet this (Thursday) eves- ing for business and initiation—Broome and Crosby streets. | By order, G.C. ASONTC NOTIOCE.—THE MEMBERS OF GEORGE Washington Lodge No. 285, and their families, are re- queried.to be punctual in thelr attendance on the oocasion of i presentation to P M.N. J. Beebe, on Friday, Feb, 4, at Masonic Temple, corner of Broome and Crosby streets. ‘The fraternity in general, with their families, are are invited. Seats free. Exercises to commence at 734 o'clock precisely. By order. GKO. Ca. BAKER, Chairman Committee of Arrangements. IND YOUR OWN BUSINESS! d your own business ! To-night To-night. To-night To-night See advertisement under head of lectures. Tickets 25 cents enc HE OWNERS OF GOODS AND ARTICLES NOW ON the premises 620 Rrowdway are hereby notified to remove the ssme immediately therefrom. HENKY DOLAN. ANSHR UOT TL FOR $10—PENMANSHIP AND ARITHMETIC, three montha @2 lessons) instruction or un unitmited course of toubie entry bookkeeping for $10. Ladies’ private writing clasges $2—16 Te: . $3. per month, incliding stationery. and 28% Ruiton street, sro! M.S. Paine—Phia enowued teacher of pen ecnred the largest school ever obtaiued {a this Newpert Academies 6: Col. ie Duble, aud gue ladinpengable to every Indy woo dele PARISIAN GENTLEMAN, A GRADUATE OF THR fo ounbine iq ber apparel BAPATY, OUMPORT and MUP. | ora, carpe Nae Tork wines te OUIAG Steer are ae ANG pest famties in wishes to obtal “ GANCH. "For saic at all the principsl stores in the Uniind | Destiinntien in New York. wishes to niin a fe p DU 'ATIONAL.—AN OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS. GAMCEL THOM sot BROADWAY, } itwelt to parenta of,baving the education of thelr wnne ito at Wild & Julian's) completed in Furope | The director of a gymaasiim (public (at Respectfully informs the jobbing trade that he has been ap- pointed agent for the following celebrated manufacturers, aud that the orders be may be favored with shall be carefully and promptly executed:— H, HORSTMAN, Philadelphia, Pa. Couch laces and fmm ge, THE CROCKETT LI ie) ware COMPANY, Newark, N.J. 46 inch black and colored enamelled cloths. 48 and 60 inch black and colored ducks. PRING MANTILLAS. ‘We are ready to exhibit our spring importation and manu- ture SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS. Also, a large aagoriment of spring styles ANTLE AND STELLA SHAWLS, Allnew of our own importation. Jnst landed from steamers Europa nnd Arago. E. 8. MILLS & CO., 842.and 344 Browlway. schon)) in the largest town of Switzerland is diapos+d to recetwva oung american gent emen and to direst their ming proficient in the different brarehes af education, a igh standing of the tutor guarantees the moral and the physical well being of the pupi! For devalls end terms ad: dress 4. ©. W , box 174 Herald ofiice. RENCM TESSONS GIVEN--BY A LADY OR GENTLE. inanoxperienced tp teaching. | Aoply at 209 Hicks atreet, betgren Harrison and Degraw, Brooklyn cat wt RENCH LANGUAGE.—PROFESSOR D. LAGROIX continues to receive new pnpile for thorongh foateuction fm Freuch, fmparting to them the ability to spank the language with fluency and correctuess For tering, references, &¢, AO ply at the rooms, 141 Niath street, third door ead of Broadway XOLDSMITH'S ACADEMY OF PENMANSHIP AND X hookkeeping, 352 Broadway —Pupila are received at any time. and ean take their lessons st hours to suit their own con: venience. Just published: GULDSMITH’S System of Book- keeping: price 75 2ents. Se be SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS SELF adjusting mm ut sewing, $181; fourteen springs, $1 9, and seventeen springs for $2. Deniers P ith nine springs at $8 per dozen; twelve sprin, ‘and fourteen springs at 615. No couneciion with the nox’ siore, C.L, HARDING, 231 Spring street, near Hudson WINTER FASHIONS. RTIFIOIAL FLOWERS, Target A arget wreaths, bridal went dreasee sad bouquets A full and general assortment of every descrijtion of Franch Jobbers and milliners are invited {0 cali and exauaine at PRICE'S Artificial Flower Manufactory, 45 Division street. T WHOLESALE, BARIS FLOWERS, cofffures and bridal wreaths, from reliable manufacturers that suppl; ply THE IMPERIAL COURTS OF EUROPE. JAMES TUGKER, 461 Broalway, next door to Thompson's. IBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS. We have now opened our SPRING RisBONS, Which are novel, cheap and elegant. ‘We eell for het cash only. Our large oapitel. grent experience and acknowledged taste, enable us to offer great inducements. KEEGAN & TERNAN, No, 2 Warren street, Next Broadway, ILMAN’S ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, 712 BROADWAY, NEW YORK ‘The most imy mowned firm in Parisand New York M?; DE CORDOVA’'S HOMOROUS LECTURES. Mr. De Cordova, having been honored by numerous friends with a request to repent his course of lectures for 1859 Sei Cu len roto sznonnes, that he will repeat two of former lectures and give Clinton Hall, Pe Ly Tay fol at fall, ir as follows — ‘On Money on: Thursday, Peb-3. On the Arabian Nights, (a new lecture.) Thursday, Feb. 10, On Fun, Seriously Uonsidered, T pry t Feb. i jets for the course $1; tobe had at the door on the even- ngs of the lectures. Single tickets $0 cents. Kach lecture will commence at 8 o’clock. portant and ret orhe finest artificial flowers, headdresses, c., at wholesale, $5 BEWARD STOLEN, FROM A HORSE AND WA. by in frent of 70 University plece, a brown buffilo robe, lined with carpeting. By returning it to the above uum. ber, the reward will be paid and no questions asked $50 REWARD 10ST, WHILE SHOPPING IN THR elty, on the Ist inst, a lady's gold bunting lever watch, engraved case, with the initiala C. 15 The finder will receive the above reward by returning it to 8.8. Riker, 150 Nassau street. NSTAUCTIONS IN WAX FLOWERS.—MRS. KATE WHITELAW receives pupils daily at her rooms, 71 Kast from 9 A. M. UllS P. stock of wax, colors and street, near Union squ ‘Terms $1 per lesson A large always on band ARSH’S COUNTING ROOMS, For practice In BOOKKEEPiNG AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS, No. 818 Broadway, (Appleton’a building) Cirentars, with fall particulars, on application, A MAGNIFICENT TONED AND SUPERBLY FINISHED full seven octave rosewood pianoforte and stool, city made and guaranteed for three years from lastt A fae "will be sold, for want of use, at $150 less than coat {f purchased immediate’ Jy; has Iarge round corners, front beautifully inlaid with pearl, scolloped keys, grand ciroular scale, French action, double roe frame, richly ornamented, carved lees. lyre, serpentine (rv triple ‘mouldings, fc. &c: tonch and toxe unnurpansed. Call andexamine before purchasing, a: the residence 149 Wooster street, near Houston. GREAT BARGAIN.—NEW SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE. wood planoforte, warranted perfect, exquisite tone aad |e | obec oreonaet Sen hand piano en in exchange, by A. WEBER, turer, No. Broadway, near Gaualsteeet. raecclab a A TADY WANTING MONEY FOR AUSINESS PUR. poees will sxcritice her pianoforte for cash, a $350 inaten- ment. together with stool and’ music, full seven. octave, Pose. wood, round corners, carved ease, de , scolloped keys, soloudid lene. re eae beautifully ornamented, Manufactured b; oldestablished city makers Apply at the residence No. Becond street, neat the Bowery. GREAT BARGAIN TO-DAY—A PIANOFORTE FOR half its value; rosewood, seven octave, four round cor- bers, serpentine mouldings, finished back and front the same, carved legs, &c.; overanng base, splendid tone; guaranteed, Apply st the residence, 295 Madison street. HICKERING & BONS, Manufacturers of GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT. PTANOB, ‘arerooms6% Rroad way. ©. & SONS have been awarded 35 prize medals for the supe- Horlty of their manufacture for the Inst 85 years. Also, for ale, MABON 4 ITAMLIN’S SUPERION MELODFONS AND HARMONIUMS, for parlors, churches, vestries and by 16 and retatt, ‘wholeaa) ral Pianos to rent. EV. F. H. CHAPIN WILL LECTURE AT THE COOP- er Institute, popore swe tnerery. societies, on Friday even- ing, Feb, 3, Subject: “Social Forces.” Doora open at 7, lec- ture to commence at 8. Tickets 26 centa; to be bad. at D. Ap. "o.'s, 346 Rroadway: Thatcher’ 4 Hutchinson's, 628 ‘erry's, 76 Bowery; Embree & leton & Co. Proutway: Raynor, Howe 184 Bowery, and at the door. Jacobs, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, WITH 4 CAPITAL OF $500 to $1,500, wishes to enter us partner in an active commer: clal or exchnge business. The best references given and re- quired. “Ad stating particulars, M. &., box 180 Herald office. POLITICAL. EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENER AL COMMITTEE.— ‘The members of the Democratic Republican General Committee are requested to uttend a rege meeting, to be held at Tammany Hall, on Thursday evening, Feb, 8, at 734 o'clock. By order. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Chairman, LYKED CHANCELLOR, A dicunise, } Secretaries. Preopeatic REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE, ‘The members of the Democratic Republican Generai Committee of the city of New York are requested to attend « regular meeting of said committee to be held at Mozart Hall, in Broadway, near Bleecker street, on Thursday evening, thé 3d Inst. at 744 o'clock P.M. Puneinal altendance tarequested. By order. AMES ©. WILLET, Chairman, OHARLES A. MaY, Vice-Chairman, RB.TIMPEON, 2 georetarien, G. W. Hosmer, § EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTER A regular meeting of the Democratlo Republican General Coramittee of the city of New York will be held at Tammany Hall, on Thursday eventog, Feb. 3, at 734 o'clock P. ‘M. Punctual attendance is requested. By order. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Chairman, +M, Amprose Gremusr, 2 Airnep Cuancerion, | 5 Secretaries. 17TH MARD.CTHE DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMIT Ze (of the Seventeenth ward, under the call of the general commities of Tammany Hall, met evening, at Smith's Hall. Jolm PB. Fogerty was then elected, by acclamation, irman for ‘he ensuing year; Jobn Ryan and F, Rollwagen, were elected Secretaries id Dr, Cyrus Ramsay, Treasn re chair. Joun RYAN, |, to meet atthe catl of the The commitiee then adjoy sued, JOUN B. FOGERTY, Chairman, (OUND—IN CALVARY CHURCH “OR. HAWKS), ON Sunday last, a gold bracelet. The owner can have the same by calling at 32'raet Twenty-fourth street, proving pro. perty nnd paying for this advertisement. oot PORERMOURATR, wok ry tao CAN ave it by proviog property and paying for this ad iisement. Apply to J. Hopwins, 007 Broadway, avis O8T—MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 31, IN GO- Sng trom Ferrero’ dapeing ncadamy, 213 West Fourteenth street, a black Jace veil, The finder will be liberally rewarded ng the same at 213 West % S—ON TURSDAY EVENING I8T INSTANT, 4 coming through Fourth and Sonth Sevanih atreots, Wi y iismeburg and on 12o'clock Peck slip boat, through Fulton market and up Fulton street to Eighth avenue cars, a mink victoring. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the fame ati2S Fourth street Williamsburg, or 31 and 33 Browd- way. A TITTLE TAN COLORED DOG BLUT, * iki white breast and yellow marks on the @ name iNelly.. Anyone who will return her to 43 street will receive $4 reward. O8T—BADOR N THR FINDER WILL CON L fera the Obief's office, 21 Tahienvett Lone Her jarclay 0, O1: favor by jeaving it nt ptreet, or at 109 Eighth avenue, in the ] O8T—A WHITE CORAL BRACELET, WITH CAMEO clasp, between (nion square and Clinton place, via Brondway and Ninthetreet. A suitable reward will be given fafh atrnat oe Aeleetabe asin O8T—ON TURSDAY EVENING, ABOUT 6 LOOK, eo bl linetyPowarded by ong sume nt ¢3 Went Twenty-Grat ret,” 7 AINE 1 O8T—A BANK BOOK, NO. 12.935, ON THR BANK 4 tor Savings, In the city of New York. The finder will (i the Bloockse etroet Savings Bank, inie Chea please, leave it at the ere street, m prr UP—ADAIFT IN HARLEM rive, fOME three ronths since a aaliing scow, which the owner ean hove by calling upon Captain Longatreet, of the steamboat sylvan Qrave, vieing peeporty au paying charges, YOUNG MAN WITH A CASH CAPITAT, OF 35,000; who has had an experience of over ten years in a firs class importing and jobbing house, wonld either join another person with like capital and experien like un already established house in the Yankee n Address Yankee Notion Business, Herald oft name and address; none other wi'l be noticed. PARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST ( completely furnished: $1,200 capital require security given for the investment. immediately at KNIGHT & 00.’S, 491 Broadway. ARTNER WANTED—IN A WELL ESTABLISHED fringe and tassel manufacturing b town, for the purpose of enldrging the by acquainted with the trade would be_preferrey given and required. Addrees 0. A., Herald olf jeference PARTNER WANTED —A PARTNER, WITH ABOUT $20,000 capital, is wanted to engage in a well known and established manufacturing business. Profits large and no risk For particulars inquire of GZOKGE 0. BARILETT, No. 13 Pine street. PARTNER WaNTED—WITH AGxALI CAPITAL, IN A pighly respectable business, which is now paying at the rate Of a large fortune per annim, and the article sold. will soon be patented. Call at 129 Bleecker street, from 9 to 2 and from 2 to 5. ARTNER WANTED WITH $500—ONK OUT or EM. ployment and willing to take full charge of a retail gro ey ae Cap For edn teers, ean have one half terest in a store wort 600; very little oppositio Add Timothy, Herald office. ¥ Ligier see ME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A copartnership under the firm ot Yelverton Brothera, for the purpose of conducting the note and bill brokerage bial nees, and have taken an office at No. 66 Wall street, (Howard Togurance Company Hinlding.) New York, Feb. f, 1869, ROBERT YELYERTON, HENRY YELVERTON, - JOHN P, YELVERTON, st hee UNDERSIGGED HAVE THI8 DAY FORMED A copartrership for the transaction of a general pose, ja 8k ns and fancy furs, under the ara name of ©, Ee a co. 8 EB New York, Feb, 1, 1869, ‘ARI BRNEST G. FaBBRI. =PARTNER WANTED —THE ADVERTISER $250. having several hundred dollars in hand, wishes to eet with an honest, steady man, with above amount to join m Bim in extnbilahing & frst up town, Call on Mr. WILIGOX, 114 Noth avenue, near Hightesnth siroet. - NTED, IN A CASH BUSI. $300, tons, establehed, proftable and 1 carpled om with- Bote fetiony iakemcetsen Gn appnihe os Gi romtwhy. ropes No. 4. ©. B. HOWES & OO. 1 practicnl une for six months; salen now tihng tnd, cele ar lig partes of » sorey nnd, means need man floor, julred, and onty Address, with real ¢, H. B. lerald office, or ‘apply in person at 84 Bee! atreet, | front room. WANTED, TO INVEST, FROM ONE TO $10,090. a thousand do! aK a a ae jucements, Address, with particulars, Cash, 10. 000 —WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN OF A |. business ability and habite, an interest in some good Wholerale mercantile in New York olty Beat reference can be given, and the above named cash nt hiscommand. Address A. B.C., box 3,206 Post ofice. The ame of parties making applications will be required In fall, together with the nature of thelr business, locaion and renee, POR SALE ATA BARGAIN—TWO | ROSEWOOD anos; one tor $200, cost $300; one for $230, cost $100, In erfoct order. and warranted for three years. Apply to NDEMAN & SONS. 66 Franklin street, near Broadway. Msc LESSONS.—A COMPETENT LADY TEACHER will instruct a few more plano pupils at their residences oF her own, Terma only $10 per quarter. | Any perncn wish. ing to engage her services wil! please addroas a note, stating name nnd residence, to Music Tencher. Harald office. * USIC TAUGHT ON THE PIANOFORTE, WITH SING- ing, In a few jessons, to beginnera, atthe academy: $5 for I2lessons. Also, the guitar. accordeon and violin taught, and pianos to let, at 200 Grand street, near Mott, IANOS, MELODEONS AND ALEXANDRE ORGANS, of superior make, at great bargains —Second hand pianos xtremely low prices, ranging {rom $25 to $160, New pinnae for rent, and rent allowed It purchased. Monthiy paymente received for pianos and meiodeons at A%3 Broadway. HORACE WATERS, Agent. IANOFORTES AND MELODEONS FOR SALE OR rent, at low prices, Piano stools, new atyle, plueh top {and iron serew, for $2.60) ench. theet musics wholoaale and ‘re. tail, for aale by G. B. DEMaKEST 149 Broadway. HE VIOLIN—A PROFESSOR AND FIRST CLASS performer will give lessons to gentlemen at fifty couts per leven, A190, & class at eight o'clock on Monday evenings. Terms $1 per month, This fs an portunity seldom offered. Address Violinist, Herald oftice. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—AT THE MUSICAL ACA. demy, 8 Bowery, w lencher for the pianoforte and Solon: a your man preferred. Apply on Friday, from 91010 o'clock. Also, @ tenor, Jaation permanent ie L.A. BENJAM, Prinetpat. 35 SUPERIOR NEW PIANOS FOR SALE CHEAP— Also a large supply of second hand pianos for sale at the greatest bargains ever offered in the city; seven octave, pianos for $85, $96, $115, $125 and SLO; Kix and a'x and a half ootave for $20, S30, $35, $45, $60 and One parlor organ for ¢ . Snine months . 241 Ninth avenue, near Twen- Finn sre is ret R. GONZALEZ. se DANCING ACADEMIFS. THs OM WONDANCING ACADRMTES, fe a No, $06 Broadway, TS7 Montague place, Brooklyn. Mr, DODWORTH has ine plennure of tntormtog his. former aplis that the “Empire Quad mentioned a# the new or of this season ia Parts, Is the “Evergreen Empire Quad. rile” that waa anght last seaxon nt hig acndemles, and pub. Tinbed lant genson by H, B, Dodworth, No. 6 Astor place, FERRERO’S DANOING ACADEMTRS—NOS, 69 WEST Fourteenth street, N.Y. and 122 Ulinton atreet, Itrrone lyn, are open for tion of pupils atall times.’ After- Rarday eveaings, practaiag claan, Eeiyie roeiaitcs as fn boing taught. “Muse 701 Broadway, PT? auedrilien are cA \— WANTED, for te’ enor rato Ta oftcw and let off etciing fifty per G4 more ay %, a4 Doutre sree ner ATER, Gone rome op was waa Ex ant haart aay es hy ready cash, bee Address William Walsh, No, 3 Centre CLOTHING mane to obtain a fair cagh NEY, al Pearttreet — POR BALE—THE COMPLETE UNIFORM OF AN #NGT ni juding hor juipments. wo A. Tae i Haat Fey a a ae ART J ADIRG AND GENTI, OLOTHING WANTED r) Hece or cont Gan say other dealer? nino Et glove earn arnt, he. A not by post, rally attended to by K., 1 Seventh avenue, be- wx a 'wentieth atrects, Ladiga attgnded to ‘ANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTH! or Gentlemen, small valent you should sald rea Bg ‘and apply to J. » Al NRE