The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1859, Page 8

COMMERCIAL Ke ‘Wapwmepay, Feb. 0—6 P. M. 604,000 bico, and poaris $ 5c. waane, ii a — lower, . om- ef Ure Landmarks of the Past Swept ‘mame "5800 raced about 9,000 bbis., closing within the ‘ot the Awey. 746,000 pa To yesterday's Hxnarp we published a brief account of Sroeeo 4 Whe destruction by Gre, early on Tuesday morning, of the 4 5% vererable college of William ana Mary, at Williamsburg, 3 Virginia. Both from ite antiquity, and from ite having A glance at the above tables will show that, while with 4 decn the elma mater, or nursing mother, of some of the two trifling exceptions all the great city banks lost specie 600 most distinguished men the country has produced, this | last week, six of them—to wit, the banks of America, net college deserves some historical notice at our hands. Park, Republic, Metropolitan, State and Shoe and Lea- 430 Next to Harvard, it ie the oldest in the United | ther—imcreased their discounts. How they 82} Corn meal 425 ‘States. The order of the dates ef colleges founded | justify such a policy, or reconcile it with » due | ‘unadlan was easier, with small aalee Sf ous ations. See Sea lee ret, | ee ee cc oman, nt | te Soren, a eras at Maas. John Harvard, 1688, which | o commerce, pal Soe ae cei al Get eee only be remarked that the wamt ef confidence which bas ‘the United States; Second, Witliam and Mary, in 1692, been felt in the wisdom of ear bank managers as a body, Deing 20 called Trom King Wiitam and his wife Mary, of | ince the bank failure daring the crisis of 1857, is not Zngiand, whe granted tho obarter, with a donation of tikely te be restored by such events as these. 20,000 acresef land; third, Yale, at New Haven, 1700; ‘The leading topic of discussion ameng the Wall street fourth, College of New Jersey, at Princeton, 1746; | ™men to-day wax the New York Ocntral dividend. It is ‘Ge. Gib, Colembia, New Yerk, 1754; sixth, University of | Rotorious that the earnings of the Central for the past six} Corrax was quiet and sales limited. A. small lot of in; quiet r Rio was Fold at 10%¢c. . with small parcels of Java at 14360. a 160. Coriox.—The market was unsettled, and sales confined to about 300 a 400 bales, in store; and a rumor prevailed that about 1,200 a 1,600 were sold, but wo could not trace it. FreicuT.—To Liverpool 40 boxes tobacco were en- goced at 3. 6d. Cotton was at 3-16d. for square bales, and 73 bales of Sea Island were a Xd. Cheese was at 26c. by sailing vessels at 30s. by steamer, and 1,000 bbis. rosin were engaged at 2s. per 310 lbs. ‘Fo Tondon 200 bbls. rosin were at 28. 7, 286 ibs, , snd 100 tiercer India beef at 22s. 6d. terdam 50 tons mabogany at 228. 6a., and to Havre 100 bales of Sea Island cotton engaged at Xd. There was nothing new to Glasgow. To New Orleans 9,000 bushels outs were engaged at be. Tron. —Seotgh pig was firm, with sales at $29 50, six mouths. Hors were in fair demand, with gales of new at 12. a poy i. = latter figure for prime. Old were quiet and un- changed. Motasses —The gales embraced about 100 bbls. New Orieans at 40c. a 41c. Navat Storss.—The rales embraced 500 bbls. spirits turpentine at 50c., and 60 at 4934¢., and 1,000 bbls. com- mon rin were sold at $170. Crude turpentine was searce and held at $3 76. Small sales of tar were re- ported at $2 62%, O1rs.—Bales of 2,000 gallons linseed. Crude whale was held at 58c.,and eperm oil at $1 50. The Whalemen’s Shipping List gives the following review of the New Bed- ford market for the week ending the 7th of February :— The market for sperm has been quiet the past week, and the only transactions in this market is a sale of 200 ‘bbls. at $1 50 per gallon, at which price holders are firm. In Nantucket a sale of 360 bbls. was made at $1 46 per gal- Jon, and in Falmouth 600 bbis. at a price not transpired. ‘Whale is in good demand, and prices have advanced to 0c. The transactions embrace sales of 1,100 bbis. at B80. , und 950 do. at 60c. per gallon, Also 60 do. dark ut 400. , 75 do. South Sea at S4c., 200 do. elephant at 51340., and 400 do. do. at 5334. per gallon. In EAgartown 800 bbls. whale at a price not transpired. Whalebone—Sales for the week 12,000 Ibs. Polar; 6,000 do. Ochotsk, and 6,000 do. South Sea, all on private terms, Provisions —Pork—The market was heavy, with good demand for immediate and futare delivery, with sales of about 2,000 bbis., including old mess at $18, and new do, at about $18 60; prime at $13 50 a $13 75; clear meas at $20; thin mess, $17 1234 $17 25; 500 big. prime sold, for March delivery, at $18 6244, and 600 do., for March algo, at $13 75. Beef was steady, witb sales of about 250 bbis., including country prime, at $6 75 a $7 25; country mess, ul $8 a $9 26; repacked messs, at $9 2 $1075, and extra at $11 60 a $12; prime mess was steady, with sales reported of $00 bble., at $1626 a $18 for good to prime Western. Sales of about 180 bbls. beef hams were made at $142 $17. Cut meats were firm, with sales of 500 hhds. reported at 6%c. a 70. for shoulders, and 9c. a 103gc. for hams. Lard wus steady, with sales of 600a 700 bbis, and tierces at 123¢c. a 12}¢c., and 500 kegs at 13. jutter and oheese Were unchanged. months fall over half a million short of those of the cor- responding months of 1856-7. [iad the Ceatral been abie in 1856-7 to declare more than four per cent, it is in- credible that it sheuld not have dome 80, especially as at the time the stock was vehemently assailed by the bears, and an additional one or two per cent dividend would have enabled the friends of the management who were speculating in the stock to make a very hantsome profit. Ne one who can forma judgment on the point can be lieve that the Central then deciared four, having it in its power to declare five or six. Yet the same four per cent is to be paid to the stockholders now, when, by the showing of the friends of the road, the earnings are over half a million less, Many sober minded men, deeply interested iy the railways of the United States, and con- corned in their prosperity and good standing, are heard to confess their beliof that the present policy of the Central in paying fixed dividends, whether they are earned or not, and trusting to future earnings to repay the loans made for the purpose, is at the bottom of all the troubles which are sapping our railroad system. Prices were rather higher at the Stock Exchange to-day, but there was no outside buying. 8o little business is being transacted that an order for a few hundred shares of any stock will affect the whole market, The Western rec—fome of which are supposed to have been over sold—rallied from 3, to % per cent to-day; Rock Island and Michigan Central were among the favorites. New York Central was 3¢ per cent higher, but there was no business of any consequence done, The chief interest at the Stock Exchange attaches to Pacific Mail, which continues to be freely sold on time and for cash, The dccline which began somo days since con: tinued to-day; the stock closed at 7034 a 3g. It was ru: mored in the street that sales were being made on account oi parties formerly deeply interested in the company. Panama was }y per cent better to-day. There was a sale of government fives this morning at 1023{, but imme- diately afterward the stock was offered at yesterday’s 16254. Missouris are a shade lower. The demand for State stocks is quite moderate. The closing prices of the day were—Missouris, 8434 a $4; Pacific Mail, 70% a 3; Central, $27 a 83; Reading, 48% a %; Michigan Central, 49% © 50; Southern guaranteed, 453¢ a 3; Pauama, 116% a 3; Llinois Central, 66}, a 67; Galena, 683, a 69; Rock Island, 603¢ @ 4¢. Tho market closed steady. The following was the businees of the Sub-Treasury :— Total receipts $494,219 00 24, 00 Penneylvania, Philadelphia, 1765; seventh, Brown Uni- versity, Providence, 1764; eighth, Dartmonth, at Ha- over, N. H., 2889; niath, Ratgers’, New Brunswick, N. J., 1770. Like the ce%ege, Williamsburg, where it was built, is samed from ® illiam Til. It is the seat of justice for the county; is titty-eight miles from Richmond, twelve from Yorktown, sixty-eight from Norfolk and seven from Jamestown. It is Gnely situated, on a level plain, between ‘the York and James rivers. It is laid out in parallel streets, with a equare in the centre of several acres, eontaining the county buildings. Through it runs the principe) street, which is very wide, and about mile in length; at one end are the ruins of the capitol, and at the other*2ow the ruins of the college. It is the oldest in- worperated town i Virginia, and has an air of repose about it iteresting from ite historic as- sociations. [ts immediate vicinity was firet known as the Middle Plantations, and the town was first settied in 1632, from the adjoining settlements, principally Jamestown, which was twice burned down by the Indians. Im 1698 the seat of government was removed from the latver-town to Williamsburg, and from that time till 1779, when Richmond became the capital, Wil- ‘amsburg wae the centre of the fashion, wealth and learning of the‘Old Dominion, the influence of which has Weft iis imprees-upon the place and upon the manners and ebaracteristios of its present inhabitants. London life, eomfort and elegance were initiated by the “F. F. V's.” Being then the residence of the Governor—the immediate representative of the sovereign—the royal state in which wre lived, the polite and brilliant circle which he always had about him, diffused their influence through the city and the circumjacent country, and filled Williamsburg with a degree of emulation, taste and elegance of which we can form ng conception by the appearances of the present day. During the session of the House of Bur- gesses these stately modes of life assumed their richest ferme. The town was filled with a concourse of visiters, as well as citizens, attired in their gayest eolers; the streets exhibited # continual scene of ani- mated and glittering tumult; the houses, of costly profu- Bion, Soveral of the builnings are yet standing, and are she finest old structures in the United States—among them ‘the college now destroyed. In its palmy days, and when the population was thin, ‘Williamsburg was a very important city; of inte its prin- cipal support was the coliege. Its population in the olden Rick —Sa!es of 260 casks were made at 30. a 43¢0 SvGaks —The inclemency of the weather aad bi For customs 000 ‘con: time was 2,000; now it is not more than 1,600. Total pay ment 471,049 21 | dition of the streets, from “slush,”’ mud and snow, tended The front of the Callege of William and Mary, which | Sent to Washin, 100,000 00 | to check sules, which were confided to about 30 hhds. New Orleans at 740. a 83¢¢., and a small lot of boxes, in dond, at 734c., and 600 a 600 do., free, on private terms. ‘Teas —Common qualities were heavy and easier, while the higher and better qualities were firm, and sales’ of all kinds were moderate. TaLlow.—Sales of 10,000 Ibs. were made at 113¢c. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. ‘Wepneepay, Feb. 9, 1859. BEEF CATTLE. ‘The market opened with lees buoyancy than prevailed last week, and under heavier receipts and unfavorable weather prices declined 3{c. per pound on ail descriptions. ‘There was only a moderate attendance, and butchers did not seem anxious to purchase, except at reduced rates, Brokers were unwilling to make any concession, but were eventually compelled to do so or not sell at all. The offer- ings were of a much better average quality than those of last week, and, in fact, for several weeks past, there being teveral lots of nothing but first class cattle, which ave- raged about 1040. There were quite a number of sales curing the early hours at 1034¢., but subsequently prices deciined stil! further, and at the close we quote prices for first qnality $9 76 to $10 25 per 100 pounds. The demand at ali the yards was only moderate at the decline noticed above. At the Bergen Hill yards there prevailed on Monday only a moderate demand, at prices ranging from $7 to $9 50 per 100 pounds, and the sales were 355 head. There were many more offvring, but as they did not meet with sale, they were sunt to the Washington yard tor to-day’s sale. The total receipts at the Wash- ington yard for the week were 2,940, aguinst 2,316 last week, and of which 1820 head came by the Hudson River Railrcad. The total receipts at all the yards for this week, last weck, and week ending February 10, 1858, were Oe Pog Hcand. Comets Oe wngton Yard. ‘ing’. lin’s O'Brien’s. This week 940 45 . 57 42 looked due east, was 186 fect long. It was a lofty pile of Prick buildings, adorned by a cupola, At the north end yan back @ large wing, which was a handsome hall. ‘There was nepacious piazzaon the west side, from one wing to the other. It was surrounded by courts and gar- dens, together with a large park or enclosure of 150 acres. ‘The Duilding, which wa¥ beautiful and commodious, had deen first modelled by the renowned Sir Christopher ‘Wren, but since then it was burned down, and when re" built it was adapted more to the country by the in- genious direction of Governor Spotswood. Tuesday last, the 8th of February, was the anniversary of the date of its charter, and the day was to have beon celebrated with great éclat at the college by the chief men of the State. On the sume morning at three O'clock it was burned down. Fortunately, the students all escaped, No doubt it will be rebuilt. In the beautifal aquare fronting the college stands tho statue of Lord Botefourt, one of the Colouiai Governors. his much mutilated, though sill presenting a specimen ‘of elegant sculpture. He appears in the court dross of The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were $19,005,569 C5, and the balances $1,477,784 44. ‘The following dividends have been declared:—The Ocean Pank « semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on demand; the Irving Fire Insurance Company a semi-annual dividend of seven per cent, payable on de- mand; the Indemnity Fire Insurance Company a semi- apnual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand; the Niagara Fire Insurance Company ten per cent, payable on demand. The receipts of the Harlem road for the month of Janu- ary are as follows:— 1868 ..... 1859, $79,128 71 91990 20 Net imcrease.......... seeveeee sees $12,866 49 Theee are the net reccipis, after deducting the amounts due other roads, The New York Central Railroad directors met this day et Albany, and declared the usual four per cent dividend on the stock, payable on the 21st int. Comptrolier Haws announces that he will receive proposals until Friday, the 11th of March, at two o’clock P. M,, for $309,700 of Central Park fund stock, bearing in- terest at the rate of six per cent per apnum, payable quar. terly, and maturing lst July, 1887. At the mecting of the directors of the Mechanics’ Bank, held (o day, Shepard Knapp, Feq., was unsuimously re elected President. ‘The following officers of the Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad were re-elected yesteréay:—John Catlin, Presi- that cay, with a snort eword at bis side. ; Facing the public square is the house in which, a few Years since, resided ex-Prosident Tyler, and wao oe: re- “old ma- Bices in the vicinity. Gn the equare stauds t gazine,” buili about one hundred aud twent) and memorable as being the builaing trom whic! Denmore recovered the powser belonging to the co'ouy ou Doard the Magdalene man-of-war, which arbitrary act threw al! Virginia mtoa ferment aud cccasioned the first sevembling of an armed force in the colony in opposition to royal authority. At Paiace Green are the remains of Lord Dunmore’s palace, destroyed in the Revolu- tionary war by fre; for in the yicnity of this place’ were two of its batties fought. In the “Qid Capitot,”” also destroyed by fire, Patrick Henry Grst made his début and electrified the audience by “the rug- ight and majesty of his eloquence.”’ pres . vole Rese x Brno College received a severe check from the Revolution, | Unt; H. Crocker, Vice President; Wm. Jervis, Superin- Peni er ye Pr 108 35 ‘Dut # gradually recovered its former — It had |] tendent; Wm. Taintor, Secretary; Charles H. Williams, The ‘current prices at all the y Sod wera recently ninety-eight students, and in the law school | treasurer; A. G. Mill ees sabint ‘Ea ca ards ienty-two studonte. Is bada president and five professors, | Tremearets A. © Miller, Jr., Auditor; John J. Hill, | follows: Register, HERP CATTLE. with nineteen visiters, and @ library of 5,000 volames, Firetq’ 2 ma0n Tn addition to the endowment granted by Williamaud Mary, | The movement of the banks In the four principat cities On open, ce et eee cident d4 it received @ penny per pound duty on certain vobaccus | of the Union, in which weckly reports are made, as shown MILCH COWS. i exported from Virginia, which had been levied by the | py their last statements, was as follows:— First q’ity,.$55 (0 8 65 00 Common.,..$30 00 a 40 00 ptatate of Charles I. ‘The Assembly also gave it aday | »Y wd Ord.to good, 40 06 a 50 00 Inferior 20 00 a 28 00 n eking and furg exported and on hquors imported. From Fa nal = oN ghee : ¢ VEAL CALVES. these resources it received on ao upwards of | New York, Feb. 5.S130,442.176 91,965.256 26.901,441 7,950,855 | piece go ian. een egh a 1 and, annexe: M MRO THM Boekaw | First q'ity.. 7c. a 7c. Common.,.. 4340.8 5o. $15,000 per annum. Mr. Boyle, Sm cad annexed 9 167 4.979.439 27961453 | Ord.to good. 53¢c.a 6350. Inferior..... Bigc.a 44ge. prefeevorship for the education of the Tadians 1 24,346,761 16,1 1,618,119 SMKEP AND LAMnS, Rev. James Blair, D.D., was named President of the Cot Jacedina oe a First q’lity.. $7.00 4 10 00 Common 4508 525 Jege in the charter. He died in 1842, anc was succeeded 656 154,164,934 55,894,633 28,870027 | Ord.to good. 5 60 a 6 60 Inferior 308 400 bby Kev. William Suth (author of a History of Virginia), 105 156,001,765 55,052\898 417 ; i awixe, : who died in 1750, Rey. James Madison, 9.0., (oiehop y earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail av Pe Pe ie: a s a ee de Me taken Wit eisit” hoses 3 e 0} Heavy c.fed.. 7c. a 7}xc, Other dese’s, Se. a 626. road are $69,637 The Consiller, of Paris, says:— Since 1840, when a threat of war wae ceezors bave been Rey. W. H. Wilmer, Dr. J. Angus: Smith, Rev. Dr. Adam Empie and Thomas R. Dew, the jade incumbent. COWS AND CALVES. ‘The market ie without any new interest, there having prevailed but a moderate inquiry, except for priiny mileh directly made ‘The College is distinguished for the vory larze propor- 50 rapid and so large alall in the pabiio | cews, for eome time past. ‘The grins are all bought tion of iis graduates who have risen to emine , except at the time ution, taken | Up, however, at some price; but %¥ a general thing they Of the books of the lib which we at al © bas fallen more Wen Sfr. in a forwight, | Tavge from $30 to $60 for ordinary Ww good cows. Extra Bumed, werg presented Robert Din bad his Bourse, from the J0th to the Jita, without | Cows command from $55 to $65, and occasionally sales coat of arms affixed—the crest an eag he motio, particular event, aud even without | are vil cted at as bigh as $70 a $85, The market was fwr “Ubi libetas, Wi patria.” In others yed the vipt of any neweend from the simple effect of stock | this ¥cek at all the yards, The total receipts at ail the name of Major-General Alexander Srotswoo Some | being offered, there wos a fait in the These per Cents of | Yerde for the week, last week and week ending Feb. 10, were the gifs of the former Pree: 2fr. 10c., a thing scarcely ever geen. In 1848 the fact of | E88, were us follows:— College, and others of the Assembly ® revolution caused tl ceptance of arate of compen Washington Yard. Browning's. Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's, Cateedy’s Natural History of Carolina, Fionda, | gation of 2fr. on the Rente purchased aud sold. A simple | This 7 36 41 47 and the Bahama Islands was given on cond.ion | pane without any ostensible or t motive will now | Last woek 8 33 a 59 ‘that it never, should go out of the College. This work was | cost the purchasers of Rente on speculation more than did | Feb. 10, 1 8 43 51 22 printed in ‘hondon in 175%, with colored plates, in to ‘volumes folio, in English and French. Tie condition of ite ft, which we have just mentioned, is contained in a note the first page, in the hand writing of Thomas Jeffers The ilivstrious author of the “Dectaration of Indepen. dence” was educated at this college, which, in 1760, he entered at seventeen years of age, in an advanced class, and soon distinguished himself. [lis attainments in belies letres appear in ali his early writings. His early acquire. VEAL CALVES. iled @ moderately active demand for most descrip! of venis during the week past, and fales bave been, for the most part, ut rewunerative and ratisfactory prices. Extra fat veals have brought 7c. # 7 ana in eo! pases as high as 8c, has been realized for very extra but sales at that price are fow and far between. We do not change our quotations, 4s sales have been at our range. Sales have been made readily for 1 the revolution of February, These latter assertions miu evidently be taken us referring to speculators at the Bourse, bat not to persons having bona fide investments. ‘The loss of theae latter, it need not be state, was im ‘neagurably more consideral CRR.bBO 82% ‘mente in natural, political and statistical ecience indi Bisiociers 102% do, 830 82%, | all Ceseriptions at prices quoted above. The tot cated in his ‘Notes on Virgin’ Ta a word, the no 6000 Tivois int, 1860 do, atall oy yards oe ‘the week, last week, ptige= I rand department, and scarcely a branch of it arn- | 18000 do. i ending Feb. 10, 1858, were as follows:— then taught, in which ‘the Sage of Monticello” was not | 1000 Tenn 6's, Washington Yard.’ Browneng's. Chambertin’s. O'Brien's. ‘well versed. Surcly he reflects honor on his college. te | 10000 Virginia 6 This week, ,.282 40 58 62 was an enthusiastic friend of education, and was the chief | 7000 Miseouri 6's Last week ..247 50 83 61 (nstrument in establishing the Virginia University, at | 5000 Feb. 10, 1858.242 Dy rf 6 Charlotisville, in 1819. 6000 SHEEP AND LAWES Monroe was also student of William and Mary’s,acd | 4000 do Continue in limited supply aud fair request at an ad- vance of 46c. « 50c. per head. The demand has been mutual at all the yarce, and at some of them sales haye been made at very high prices. There were several 00 Cal 78, B ba. 00 Brook Lity wl. 000 H Riv RR stm Jeft the college in his 18th year, to piay bis part in the war of Independence. Ex-Prevident Tyler, a highly polished and classical echolar. one of its alumni, haviag enter ed when Awelve yearsof age. General Scott, our most | 100) NY&NHbe,1666 100 Frie RR.. cheep on gate at Browning's, distinguished warrior, received his education at Wikiam | 1000 Goehen Br'bde. 71%, 410 do. ‘The oiferings are bought op sous as tastee the P arrived, and Mary’e; and nocd we say that his military history | 5000 11s 60 87% 200 Roading RR. upd the number on sale to day was very. email indeed, sheds a helo of glory around the ruins of that time bonor- | 2000 4 2 88 100 do eepecially of good quality. Prices ranged from $3 to $8 & ed and revered institution, which we hope to ae noon rise 6000 LFAW2dmbds,, 59 76 Michigan Ci $10 per head, the latter an outside price, and only for the again with increased splendor, like ® phoenix from its 1000 DALAWRRIatmn. $745 100 beet selections. The total receipts at all the yards for the ashes? 20 she Mer Bx Bank. 100% 200 week, last week, und ¥ — mom | 10 Am x Pavk.-... 107 “160 followe:— ee ae ee es ea 6 Hanover Bank... 88 65 M B&D Washington Yord. Ire ing’s, C7 fi ' Brien’ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | josetcopoutan park 110% 250 This week Tat” sg RMON cee 21 Continental Rank. Last week. 2794 621 Von € 0,18 6 3683 Wepwespay, Fob. 9—6 P.M. se eet Kew York, Feb, 10, 1868.66 3,088 71 80 Nutional Bank... 80 Bk of Commerce. SWINE Money is perhays & shade easier among the brokers, f Are tn moderate supply, and prices have advanced to though in the diseoumt market there 1s no relaxation of | 6 Atlantic Bauk.... 0 TH Cen RR Tigo Kroes weight for Heavy corn fet, with which the the rates. Even among the brokers, though losus are | oF, po} & Hua Cio. 8 Gal & Chicago RR tas toe, i Lag Re Le gel orion delpod i hong made at five per con:', it would probably be diffioalt to ob- | 60 Comberiand pret, 100 do, i teed, anda there t valled = good deeseinntaniae ff tain any oouxiderable amount for a fixed numbor of daysat | 10 Pacific MES Co. bd Week, ihere were but few on gale to-day. The offerings any such rate, Six par cent on call continues to be asked | 775 do. tok se gy dag ag’ fal ohageng pe c. A ie ao: ¥ x ordin uaiity, The recoipts at adaon rive and obtained by the leading banks, Exchange continues i fay drove yardr, foot of Thirty. seventh street, for the week firm, without nmch activity today. The steamer ou Satur- 150 a — ee td 9, hh —Ry New York and Erie Rail- day will probably take ant some epecic. f road, 1,780; Hudson River Ratlroad, 1,036; Camden and The banks pn Oreo each other of being the cause of 100 Amboy Ruilrowl, 271; remaining frem inst report, 807— total, 5,994. Of which were sent to Forticth street yards, GOT, wold, 8,349: left over unsold, a revel, from ali sources, 3,187. Pea re RECAPITULATION. ‘The total receipts of all stock at all the yards for the woek, last week, since Ist of Jan same year, were 8 follows:— Mes: besa the unhealthy movement in loans and specie, and the chances are that they will minke & worse show next Monday than they did last, if the California steamer docs not arrive carlier than usual, IM ought to be a very easy matter to Gecide where the blame lice. The statements which the Danks make every Monday enable the publie to put the 82% 100 do, Beever, Cows. Veale. Sheep BL, finger at once upon the banks which are managed with | 190 do....p&c 82% 100 Mil & Miss ee, Adee ay 3 aa ae prndence and caution, and upon those which sre not. arb 00 Dtanior’ aoe” boo 4 fre RR a | 41 68 2,306 Lot us take the large banks only:— bs coi Ae dle pdt tamale evi 62 20 a LOM ony | eS p00 0 —= —— 0., 89% 100 Hud Riv KR:.na0 30a lt Banla. Jan'y 81.|Febr’'y 7.JJan'ySl./ebr'y 7. | 6000 Har 2d mbds, 88 100 MP vies v9 O oe re Ps = re in mane mmsel cominampainia | Seueeee oo Be eee waist ote at \ ‘ 17811, 2000 Gal&Chi2mbds ites rete 16% Ainerica ...4 +++) 6,061,408) 6/312/604/2)252,450)2,008,541 ) 250 uba NYCenRR,260 824% 60 Mich Cen Tit. b30 Same time, 1868....15,305 1,083 2,008 42,204 ++ ++ ]12,600,008)12,498 081} 2,366 ,010/2,078,442 | 200 do. 25 le guar stk. 453g RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. 17H 3196] 1,851,086)1,560/817 | 26 MII & M 18 GOT Central RR.v60 0651; 4 The following is a report of the live stock 7,136,149} 7,210/187|1,218,820]1,111,200 | 10. Paclho MS8Oo., 71 100 Gal & Chi RR.b30 69°” | over this road, destined for New York, for the week end- 4,232,975; 4,188,154! 949,696] 977,350 | oO do 0% do, ing this forenoon i 4.465,802| 4:468'631| 943,501] .944,825 | 120 « jo 50, Cattle, head 4,001,962) 4,655 487 /1,140,878]1,067,391 | 100 do v 70 100 Cleve & 4 Sheep. Oren) tl 601) 1 028,640) 1,024,055 | 100 o..... [860 69 BO CbideRockIsldRR., 605, Aboe & Leather’ | 3,914/914] 4 189,811)1,602,076 * 0p GO s+4 DBO 7094 100 AOrseves WED OMG! THD scrsressrrseseveresererepseeerer sone seen sO/MO8 it at a forced sale about twelve years wards of one hundred doll every charge and 5 retain it longer, owin 0 toe pertiac who insisted on int ws with him (to the projudice of bis other business) with proposals for it at various cash terme up to tbis eale; and if property around Washington square, Gramercy park or Tompkins square would be accepted at present appraised valuations, two hundred thousand to two bundred and fifty thousand dollars worth would be clustered. Property on Water strect, Frout street, lower end of Wall street—say below Pear! strevt, &o.—was also offered, but it was of no use. His reply was always, ‘Gentlemen, I do not desire to own any real estate in those sections; it may be cheap now, as you say itis, but a five per cent improvement will be large, and this property may improve one hundred cent. within five or ten years, upon the present price for it.” fe do not know that we are exposing private business that the seller was F. L. Talcott, Esq., gale, and the buyers Mr. Thos. T. Ferris and Mr. P. Callagban, of this city—parties conversant with the value of Central park property. GREAT SALE OF HARLEM LOTS BY A. J. BLEECKER, SON AND 00. 111th st,, 2 lota n. g., 116 ft. e. 3d av. « "9 lots adjoining, with build 8 lots “ “ 2, 2 lots n.'8., 105 ft. 0. 126th st.; 8 lots n. 8., 115 ft. e. "7 lobn, 6, 200%, Qlote n. s., 605 ft. “ — Liotn. #., 655 ft. 4th ay., 8. e, corner 127th st., 1 lot. «adjoining, 1 lot . eee Tot! ardoeihig Clee 8d av., 8. €. cor. 128th st., 1 lot. « adjoining, 8 Yous, with ‘bui < th ave.,N. W. cor, 124th st,, 1 lot. +” adjoining, 2 lots, ‘ «8 lots lic .. 124th stm. 8. 206 ft, w. ath ave. Liot, wt me By Adrian 1 lot 8. E. cor. 4th ave. and 123d st., 25x90... 1 Jot adjoining, on 4th ave., 25x90,. 2 « each 25x99. POSTAL DIRECTORY. and Domestic Mails. F OLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFIOB. PM mails. . +7 A. Mand 44 P.M. Hanera inal, by rairoed:b A. Mandl) P. M. Ouuroxms..By ‘steamer, vis Panama, Monday, Feb. eocerpeemrepmats Be Grey Weis ena ptceee ek" nian for Kisbould be mathe “Overland, vic 8. Laxu Ore. The Overland Mail from Bee BSS a Lake. leaves Bt. Joseph every date.) Konorn.....-Ry steamship “Kangaroo, Saturday, Bazama Isavps..On the day afier the arrival of eac! ‘Onrard MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. SPECIAL NOTICE. ackages and letters intended for the New Yore Weraio be sealed. An shoule ALMANAC TOR NEW YORK—-THIS DAY. Steamrhip Alabama, Schenck, Sayannah—8 1, Mitehill & Son, Steamship Marion, Foster, Charieslou—Spotfora, ‘Tuieston & oth Patrick Henry, Moore, London—Gripnell, Minturn & Brig Molunkus, Mitchell, Cardenas—Arrowemith & Ball, Schr Edwin, Gordon, Newbern—J Smith & Co. Schr MG Leonard, Leavitt, Frederieksbarg—Van Brust & laght. Schr H E Bishop, Booth, Greenport—S Godwin. dloop Kxcel, Thompson, Providence—J B Kdwards. ARRIVED. Steamship Montgomery, Willets, Savannah, wita mdse and passengers, to) HB Cromwel! & Co. Sicamantp Florida, Crowell, Savannah, with mdse and pas: gengers, to 8 L Mitehill & Son’ Feb 6,12 PM, ‘i Augusa South of Hatteras. The F experienced strong bead ‘Winde the entire pasrage. Steamahip Locust Point, French, Baltimore, with mdse, to H B Cromwell & Oo. Ship Zarich, Baxter, Havre, Jan 1, with mdse and 40 prs. ton, Hiad oné death among the paaseu. rr sengers, to Wm 8 Drayton. ers, Jap 18 jat 46 47, lon 35 62, passed ship Gibraltar, Bort Was 1b days bedween lon 3] and 40, with very heavy ‘werterly geles, since then had moderate weather. Night of the Sth hanied off shore on account of fog. Rotterdam, 55 Ship Arnold Bontoger (Pru), Po ays, with mise and 4 passengers, to Stanton & Ruger. ry Albertina, Barton, Havana, 11 days, with sugar, &£o, to Moses Taylor & Oo, Bark Jacob Merrill, Ss ty an and the bar, Jan 16, Whark Gambler (oF Rockland), Packard, St Marks, Jan 22, smmbler , jan swith colon, 10 Meleuit & Duneas. Bark & H Gamble, Powell, 8t Marks, Jan 22, with cotton, de, 10 Smnaliwood, Karle & 05, Had very syually bad weather the whole pasenge, sik inst, lat 86.06, lon 44 28, ny full rigged brig, showiug a blue and white Brig Lucretia (of Boston), Wallis, Zaza, Cul pnger, dc toC AES Peters. Jan brig A b Cook, from Clentuey for Boston. ron de Castine (of Canine), Lufkin, Cardenas, Jan vig Conlon Use) ie Corseralis, NB, 14 da with pote ion (ir) , Cormw: » 4 toon, to) K bewolte. rach brig Coorg Poe (of Calais), Jameison. Franklin, 23 days, with sugar, C, fora $0 ass, wih ctanen,leivons, ey to Lawrence oraltar 3 > wo Glog Aco. experienced beaty weather. Sehr May Pobart, Galveston, 24 days, with cotton, hides, &c, to DC Murray, Tas experienced very heavy weather, Sailed iy company With rip Masonic, for Havre. Jan 31, off Cape Hatteras, saw ship Panama, trom Galveston for Liverpool. Sehr DB Boyles. Jayne, New Orleans, 17 days, with sugar “Mehr Rorih Fate, florian, Savannah, 7 eoito Eebr Nort ate, Hor \, Ravan days, with a, to MeCrendy. Mott & Co. ™ &, febe Hamel Bady, Patien, Darien, 11 days ¥ Sebr Southern Belle, Sm eston, 6 day cotton, &e, to) © Murray, ee fone John koe, Hammond, Wilmmgton, NO, 7 day Reur A. Delioneet, Tuoadr, Wilnlngtno, NG, 8 days. Seur LK Johneoa, Day, Newberu, NO, 4'days, Schr Adele, Goif, Carolina City, NO,7 day febr ¥ Merwin, Merwin, Caroticn Gli, NG, 7 days, Bohr Granite State. But Behr Chief, Kidredge, Fall River for Norfolk. Steamer Albatross, Williams, Providence. SAILED. Steamships Marlon, Charlesten; Alabama, Savannah, Wind NE. . HIGHLANDS. eb md Jive are pabuing, boul Soutne Wind NW. light, waibes BANDY HOOK, Feb 9, sunset—fhip Sir Robert Peel, SS Ware onsale ee STR os! Sot te He fm tre Mi:ccllancous, For loms of bark Phebe, of Yarmouth, Me, see telegraph columns. Purser 1.0 TaBaliniere, of steamship Montgomery, from Savannah, haa fusnisbed us, aa usual, wih full files of Southern papers, for which be as our thanks, Sur Beuvvesn (of Boston), for Ban Francisco (before ro- A returned to Manila Berane 4 opie tacoma see sacredness masta and sprung {0° 4! 7 os py ped ,of canvaes; | ee boats ‘stove by. the falling spars. aie the aly * ght’, wilh, decks full of water: abe waa that Driwater’ gf Wind, and after cousidersbie axerliou was freed Seamer, 4p AATINE PO salle oft, Cent. Faorson cuaployed ae! oy Se eat crobebly without having 10 ‘ Frying Fisu, Nickel Foochow for New York Sr eerage con mie aa returned to Pagoda unchorage. leak madly. Her back was ‘onld to be broken, and wi probably be sondern 7000 ede pe fog i Simrr Caivonnta Packer, previovsty reporte condemn and sold at Pernambuco, ‘of her cargo (lumber) was to be sold ied aad. ‘A portion BEAK Vennon—A deaatch to the Merehants’ Exchange OP, on the sleamer Forbes: nm eit, ‘attached to the Dark Vernon, ashore at Lynn nih ph be i 5 Ke the bare will ont stand hard pull, Her stern is started, and riggers will begin ‘Dawn1s Keiy, Corson, from Now Crieana for Phila- morning mainded on 7th. Her cargo, afi ge yg cotton, 200 bbls molasses, 200 bbls and 50 Bl alee Tinacod order and a portion of irwould be ianded in a day or two, in order'to enabie the vessel to be got off. Barx Norumneca, Saunders, hence at Galveston, bad heavy weather, split sulls, de, ean, Scnr Marcia Fannow, Glover, from Rockland lew Jeans, was ubandoned 4th inst, lat 87 56, lon 67 47, on fixe, and very leaky. Crew saved. (By telegraph.) ie Scnx Approx Crixp @ masta), Amith, from Rotterdam. Boston, put into Fayal Dec 28, with loss of head of foremast, Jibboom, sails, dc, and cargo shitted. fern Jonw A Atumn, Babcock, from Jacksonville for Phila- delphia, put into Savannah 6th inst, leaking badly. inst, eorRge new m. Bde yt had by 8G Reed. of Boston, ‘and others, und ia to be by Cept Hotchkis, ot Gloucester. ie Revjamin C Terry. of Keyport, NJ, recently launched & calisdite Feytona (Mesars Fletcber & Harrison, engineers), for the Astoria route, The same engine builders are completing an engive for the Keyport Steamboat Company, for @ boat 175 feet keel. Whalemen. 1 be ga eae LOT aay deh ay ‘oll by ahip Ovean e sp a mn} Hover, Which arrived at New York 2iuhy where th2 oll has been Spoken, &c. Ship Mary Glover, from N¥or» for St Catharines, Dec 21, no La ao ty ‘an arrival in England, hip Kilen Maria, from Mobile for Liverpool, was seca Jan 25, Jat 85, in the Gulf Stream, ‘fhip Charlotte A Morrison, ot Bath, Jan 27, Onpe Florida besring § 34 W 60 miles, Bark Leander, Yiper, from Liverpool for San Francisco, Nov . lon 2 W. "Hark Gemsbok, Mayo, from Boston Oct 28 for Cape Good Hope, Nov 27, lat'l9 8, Jon 36 W. Brig Nankin, from Bowlon for Montevideo, Dee 18, lat 8 19 N, lon 28:10 W—reported on the 224 Nov, lort ‘head of foramast, with all attach ibboom, jib, and maintopmast (as befure re- ported), and was supplied With a apar and some ropes, by ship Zuleika, arr in England. Schr Teabelia, from NYork for Charleston, Feb 4, Boddy Isl- and Light bearing WNW 34 miles, Schr Imogene, of Boston, bound South, Feb 6, Cape Henry W by W 45 miles. The ‘Hebe,” from Boston, Dec 8, lat 9 N, lon 22. 1 thg yoronceo,” reported from Billimore, Deo 13, lat 21 X, jon 23 W. Forelga Ports. Amoy, Nov 2%—In port ships Lady Buffolk, Lavender, for NYork, idg; Sudge ‘Shaw, Parker, unc; Martha’ Howes, Mason, jor Singapore, dye ‘ApeN, Dec 21—£14 Said Bin Soltan, Wand, Zanmbar, Asrwenr, Jan 1j—In port ships Evening Star, Jones, for NYork Feb 5; J A Hamler, Hitz, for do_soon, Grahams Pol- ley, Norton, for do immediately; Robert Peel, Larrabee for do do:'F A Palmer, Johnson, for do do; Joseph Holmes, Hanaoa, for NOrleans do; pson, Shannon. for do’ do; bark Helicon, Cole, for Havana do; brig Merlin, Gibbs, for do do. Batavia. Nov 6—Arr Escort, Pepver, Sourabaya, | =a Banxcxox, Nov 26—Iu port ‘ships oquimbe, Gill, for Sau Francisco; Tarolinta, French, and Mageet Henry, for Sbang- hae; David Brown, Behm, upc: bark Nympb, Prise. fr | hang- Ie! brig Granade, Taylor, diag. Bid Nov 6, ‘ship Cohota, Day, we. CaLcutsa, Dec 8—In port shtps Shephesd Knapp, York; City of Mobile, Marshall; Free Trade Storer; Webloot, Hedge, and Kiwin Forrest, Crocker, for NYork. lig; J P Wheeler, Robin: ron; Jobn Trucks, Lindsey, and Win Cummings, Jclns, for Philedeiphia; t hirley, Allen; Niobe, Storer; aboot Lawrence, Davis; Rlack Hawk, Hopkins: Undaunted, Freeman; uracé Gordon, Babson; Art Union, Grant; Hind Jayne: Weat- ern Star, Knowles; Versailles, Almy; Ts Dudley; Southern Cross, Manly; Henry Suck. Pendleto Star, Foster, for Boston, Ida; Joho 230 ieton; Young, for dor via, Swasey, for San nt or Jad- da; Coosawattee, Paxton; J Q Adams, Lewis: Brutus, Janvrin; George Raynes, ‘Batchelder ; Gu ‘Evans; John‘ Land, Bearse; Moses Wheel : Cottrell; Vision, Beurse; Panther, Gannett; anbar} Helles. McCarthey; Aeios. M’Laugblin; Maribs, Sampson: Ja’ ber. Snow, Snow; Cato, Atwood; Mercury. Hubbard; landing Dudley, Atwood; Gem of the Ocean, Williams, and Coringa, Manette tate Nov Satin desi Globee Malbon, Bow ir Noy 24, _ . ton; 26th, Napoleon, Gankingr do: is Geneva, Barnet, do; Jonah Bra , Harding, do; Kit Carson, zbam, Ban rranciaco. Constaxmxorie, Jan 4—Arr ship Kate Evelyn, Reed, Odes- sa (and cid for Avtwerp). oo cow, Nov 25 port ships Alfred Hl. Nagel, for Bos Winchell; Lotus, Leckle,“and Gane ton, wa 1 Russell, Cock, Osgood, for N York, do. Bid Nov 12, ship Jobn Wade, Kiog, Shanghae; 24th. shio Robert Fenderson (Br), Cubitt. Armoy, to complete ldg tor NYork (bad struck on the Kem Py Pass, one day; ot off without ‘and proocoded as above). Sitmeauran, San care Slenburs, ‘Tebensom, Segua for ‘GLovexsteR, Jan 14—Arr Crimes, Harrington, St Johns, NF, Hoxa Koxa, Nov 29—In port ships Bestnce, Rogers, for ‘Anstralia: Patiama, Gave, for Melbourne; Live Faukes, Thorn: dike, for Havana; Torrent, Gove; Georges, Sister, and Boston Light, Crowell, tor San Francisco; Messenger, Manton, for Manila (ck tmosphere, Last Bas sage. ‘Treadwell; Bea- ver, fmith; Bell Ri ; Biack Warrior, Murphy; Fri- ate Bird, Cope: Francis P Sage, Ingersoll; Golden State, Hep- ; Hound, Baker; James Browne, Crabtree, Kate cooper, Leonidas, 'Williama; Malay, Wilcomb; Mincbaha, piune’s Car, Fort Nestorian, Goodhue; ‘Doane; Race Houad, McVonoagh; Rapid, Rover. Putpam; Stag Hound, Hussey Surprise: 'wilight, Gates; Western Uontloent, Heed; Wildam J Morris, Jac! . and Wm Sprague, Bowers, unc, barks C E ‘Tilton, ‘Briard, for San Francisco; nearly ready; Baral H Saow, une, Rovetta, urn; Jobnson:; Beauchamy Pierce and Early Bird’ Cook, do; aches l. vumb, and Me! Stratton, do. Enuseon Jan 2k raed, Todi onen for Pont v1 jan, ve . Tones, for Port. land 26th; America (@), Miller, for Boston via Balifex 20h; Feb 18; Lebanon (s), Cook, fr New on York Jan’ 29; Vigo (e), McGuigan, for do Feb 2; ‘Africa (6), Shannon, for do 5th; Columbia, Bryant, do Jau 24; Resolute, Freeman, for do 26th; Lady Franklin, Jordan, for do 3tst; Uar- vest Queen, Young, for do Feb 1; Charlotta ler, opera, for'do soon; Tamerians, Barsiow, for Philadelphis Feb 1; Baranak, Rowland, for do 12th; Georgla, McLoon, for nnab, eoon; Wurtemburg. McLellan, for New Orleans Jaa ‘lara Wheeler, Delano, for do, to succeed the W; Posahon- Yooderson, for Melbourne Feb 15. Also in port 22d, ‘dq, Britannia, Pation; Havelock Snow, and Charter Gak, Hond: jetie, for Boston; Robt Cushman, Morse. for Philadelphia taw dupe ‘Wm Penn, Meade, and Ann E Hooper, for Baltimore; John M Wood, Mack, for New Orleans about ready; National Conard, Gates’ for Galveston. c L ‘21-—In port Citizen, Sisson, and Ewan Crerar, for do; Yorktown, for Creri ‘oxton; Lortensia, en, H Woodward, for New York seon; Liverpool, Kearney, for do bh) ‘Margaret Evans, Warner, do Feb 3; American Engle re, do 10th; Cornelius Grinnell, Spencer, for do 17th; Ophe ha, DenieWwon, and Hindoo, Hohimav, for San Francisco; A Dunbar, Buck, and Quindaro, W: wr Rio Janeiro; Wiseon. sin, Scolt, and Flying Scud,’ éwinerton, for Bombay; ecotia, Wile, for Calcutta: Burlingtony Howes, for co; alaem, Mat thews: Qneen of the Fast, Healy, and’ Sebastopol, froit, for Port Philip, Wild Kanger, Sears, for Sydaey, NSW; Ucoan Fagle, West for Adelaide, and others unc, Maxit.s. Nov 2#-—In port ships, Black Prince, Brown: Gon. quest, Sears: Redgauntlet. andrews Joveph Peabody, Weston; Vinged Arrow, Hearse; Vitule, Hubbard, and Mary Hangs, Somes, une; Reindeer, Paterson, repg; steamer ¥ de Norza . Bid Nov 9, ship Merrimac, Thureton, Batavia aud Macao, Nev 2—In Sherman, une; bark shipa Tadogs, Pearce, and Arcadian, ary F Slade, Crowell, for'San Francisco. Mavursivs, Novl—AFr8t Bernard, Mayo, Calculta. Sld Nov 1, Robt Patten, Donnell, Batavia Margate, Jan 14 Ocean Star, Brown, London for New York hnd been a8 far ae Dungeness, but put back by sess of wenther. Matanzas, Jan 28—In port brige John R Dow, Riwell, wig; Maria, Ingraham, for Bristol, ldg. — raquaenarown, jan iO—Arr AFmorial, Cuusland, NO=leans; th, ‘Tennessee, Oney, SINGAPORE, Dec #—In port ahips Atlantic, Colby; Hamlet, vine, Pike, for Calcutta, Idg; Resolute, Holt. Houdleite, for N York, ign, Burdett, for oodbur, 1dg; Prioress, Crowell, for NYorkand . ‘SUNDEULAND, Jan .9—Bid Clarissa Bird, Bird, London. Tawrico, Jan 18—In port brig Minatltlin, Woollngham, tor NOrleans 6 or 7 days. Wnamroa, Nov Paring, Simonson, for New do do; Don Quix- In port ships. York, idg; Tartar, Mix, from Fong Kong, for ote, Hale, for do do; Eagle, Williams, une; Uncowah, Kirby, froin Hong Kong, dos Winged Racer, Masterbrook, from do, arr Nov 13, do. del Providence, 2a aps |, Providence; (Br), Hutchinson, Liverpool; 28th, man, Peusa id schr Norfolk Packet, Be and Perthshire ‘Harriet Gardner, Bright. 00, In'port Feb 2, sbips Bay State, Cro Boston, 14g; iia Ruhdron, for de tor Portiaea (Bn) Uae: tor Liveiye ldg:” Xm) {Bry Leas, tor do, (do, Rogen Freak Trot 3 rees (Br) Lot a D 4 pre sae diag: Capra, fiatcninn trom. Havas, ‘ulton, a a Wig. BG Barney, Barney, for New York, dg: can Bunyan, Nichols, from Havre, wig! barks Asa Fish, Woife, for Provi: dence, ltg; Prescla’ Newion, for Boston iég; brigs Eaperance. (Br), from Minatitlan, wig: Seima, Stetaon, from Asplowali, arr Slet, wig: aobrs Ralph Post, Cillum, from NYork, arr Int, 3 La from do, arr 29h, do: Julia Fox, leaming, rk, Wm L Burroughs, Jenks, tor Providence dv, Onward, Say'e, from NOrleans, wig, Dame! Browa, Heald, ee TNE pop t-a4 echro en Wich, Sah, fo RH Phan Riork, wor net, non, 5 q Co pte ‘about Jan 16—In port vark Laura, for New DN, Feb 8—Arr brig Crimea, Stinson. Genoa via Gib- raltor, Sighsi fora brig, Old Br steamship Arabia. Stone, Liverpool via Halifax; ships Clara Ann, Patten, Havana; Bel: vedere, Jeckson, San neisen; , net oy a barks Elm, Conquest, West Coast of Africn; Kdwin, Nugent, Mobile; brig Pico, Tedl, Port au Prince; aches Busan ifall, hil: burn, Jacmel; Joseph Nickerson, Buker, Savannah; & Nicker- ton, Baker, Savannah; KW i. City’ Polut and Kichmona; Blondel, Watson, B ; Juliette, Chase, do, ‘othing sailed. Ships Meteor, and Fleetwood, and bark Had- remain in the Kouda. AI rnatic; Devereaux, NOrleansy bark Gen'Taylin hattonehiarneliion’ Whe ship: Meteor remains at anchor fa we WALTIMO Jno; sche Christian ‘La. Cid mtoamebtp ike, Gwynn, De- ‘solir Konammond, Havana. ‘anny bay ba nore (Non), b ores, #0; sohrs din aid 6 Canary Islands; sobre r , Bt Mary's, ge renner, Cot i ty [%, i d Vaux, Prink, Frovidense; Ann Esa ae [ ark V7 daya; oth, Golden Ay Rouen Oe Bid gent aie Pieree, Yor, ems a i ther: bet oe dui, althongh there ia.a amount of staple ready for anipment, Vessels Toasting slowly, on no- sou of the etn p ot being able to oompreen’ aa fast GLOUCERTER, Feb 8—Arr_nchra Colombia, McFarland, Norfollé for Belfist; & Arcuiartus, Maskell, Aocklaud for York. ae eS oe ANS, as Arr (by tel) brig America, for Boaton| mr Cltaen, Vor Nevfole ior Cameen NEW LONDON, Feb 6—arr bark Excelsior, Willard, N« Haver for barbadoes; schra in. Virgium; New Del be ty tor Newport, Kis ih, Kelley, ‘hiladelphia tor next for NYorn Colorado, N LAD Feb 9—Arrechr Marge . Rhine hurt NYork Old achr Lizele anil sléndefson, Ghar POKTLAND, Feb 7—arr brig Thos Aco n, Hastings, aoe, teased Ann, Carrigan, Havana; John Aviles, PORTSMOUTH, Feb 7—Arrachr Mary Fletcher, Crosby, N fork. PROVIDENCK, Feb 8—Arr steamer Curlew, Arey, NYork. ‘Hull, Hull, NYork. Sid bark Trajan, Co- Cid sloup Thomas nant, NYork.. KACHMOND, Feb 7—-Arr steamship Roanoke, Skioner, New ‘ork; achrs Mary Farnsworth, Haskell, Kockport; Mell Hunt, Rocsland; H Manton, Lambert, Boston. Sid schr Geo SB Adams, (hase, NOrieaus. SAVANNAE. Feb 6—A17 steamship Star of the Sou, Ly NYork; brig Elsinore, Partridge, Havana; schra Matanzas. Lath Rich, Nickerson, Kockland: Langdon Gilmore, Coase, Boston; J H Ajlen, Baboock, Jacksonville for Bunadelphis, Yéaking ‘badly. Cid brig Cyclone, McCarthy, BaLEM, Feb 7—Cld hy rk Argentine, Lambert, Zanzibar. BEONINGTON, Feb Scart’ schra Golorados Naylor, Phila fone Eeeehdtnea tr tengeatia Ree baa ke op; Pal a oy vell Witzabethport for Net Pe a Kit . an sth WH Denn, Cook, Nor: Hi, Heanoke. Jone, aon more nm Cook N Tors: th, Kennoke, dose don WIOKFORD, Feb 8—Bid schr River Queen, Reynolds, N ‘WISCASSET. Feb 6—£1d Roamer, Wyman, Havana; 7th, Lincoln Webb, Lioyd, Cardenas MISCEKLLANKOUS. NEW ABTICLE. A ‘A NEW ARTICH KW ARTICLE. PHALON & 8ON’S COCOINES FUR THE HAIR. PHALON & BON'S VOLS FORK THE HAIR. PHALON & BON'S COOUiNe FOR THR HAIR. PHALON & £0N’S COCUIN’ FOR THE HAIR, PHALON & BON’S COCOINE FOR THE Hale. PHALON & SON'S COCUINE FOR ‘td& Halk, PRALON & 5OWS CUCOINE FOR THE 1. PHALUN & BUMS OUCULNE FOR THE HAIR, PHAL & BON'S COOOINE FUR BEST AND CHEAP*ST ARTICLE BesT AND CHEAPEST ARTICLE BEST AND CHBAPS*T AkTIOLS ARNOLE f AKTICLE T ANY CHESPEST A; FOR DRKSSING, BEAUTIFFING, FOR DRk&SSING, BEAUTIFYING, FOR DRE BtinG, BEAUTIFYING, FOR DEbS3ING, BEAUTIFYING, FOR DRESSING, BEAULIFYING, FOR DRESSING) BE DTIFYING, FOR DksssiING, BEAUTINYING, ©! FOR DRAScIN', BEAULIFYING, CLEANING, CURING, P&bsisVING CURLING, PRESERVING OURLING, PaxSEKVING CUKLING, PRESERVING CURLING, PRESERVING "AND AND AND : TORING THE Hale: RESTORING THE HAIR. TORING THE HAL RESTORING THE HAIR. sero ag aes ites \i6 HAIR, . KESTUKING THK HAIR, INQUIRE FUR FilaLON & SON'S’ COCOL INQUIRS FOR PHALON & SUN'S OOCOINE. INQUIKE FOR PHALON & BUN'S OCOOUNE, INQUIRE YOR FRALON & BON’S COvUINEL INQUIRE FOR PHALON & BONS COCOINR. IrQUIRK FOR PHALON & SUN'S GOUSINE. INQUIxK FUR PHALUN & BUN'S OOCO IN 1 Leas FOR PHALON & IN’S COCUINK. INQUIKE FOR PHALON & SON'S OUCOINE. INQUIAE FO ALUN & BONS OOCOINE. A NOUBES EVIDENCE OF THR GREAT EUPRAIORITY of Dr. HeIM4/8 treatment without mercury:— To the aillicted —Haviog heen & ereat suilerer for a long time from @ ecrofulous affection and dreadful ulceration hole person De descrived, my sufferings cannot be inet Provessor Parker, Dra. James R, Wood and Kimbark tried thew best cure'me, butall in vain, Whea in thin bope'ess coodition Tr HEISE, No. 619 Houston atrect, ‘was recommended 10 ae iy etme wal ie Cnr eured me in & Phort time. For further pardcularscall abmy residence, Fourth street, and see the reisiniug scars, big GAXET DEAN. Mrs 29 Ciivtus Srrert, Deo. i Dr Frive:—Sia—With the gre stest of pleasure and a feel- ing of gratinde towards you, 1 wish to add my testimony to- wards your grest success as nfoheaician. Havi the treatment of Dr. Kimbark and © time for painful sgrofulous aflecioa,, which, hed ¢ bones of my palate, ale’ agcatarrhal affection of m; whieh allected ihe Loves of thst organ. very seriously. T aut. fered iadeseribabte miseries frern these paluful affecdons, al though the above naued skiifu! geutlemen ieft nothing u to cure me, but all in sain, uni my husband eal ‘when J was relicved in a few days, and in a short time you cured me. You are at liberty to publish this, For farther par- ticulars patients mnay oall at my realdence. Mra, O. GRIFFIN. N. B.—Dr. H. has the privilege to vefer to hundreds of other Jadies ana gevtiemes mn city who bave been cured (ond cod 3 i oy. 3 i * Of various ‘complat.ta when considered bayond care op old romine practice ot mercury, caustic, lodide liveroil, &c.; slso to thirty-three patients who left the City pital in one month, every one of whom waa cured by Dr. H. yous MUMM & 00'S CHAMPAGNE. P. A. MUMM’S KHINE AND MOSKLLE WINES. CARD TO THE TRADE AND THE PUBLIC IN GENBRAL,. Since the dissolution of our old well known house of P. A. Mumm & Co., ovr has wrabwhat neglected ta americs, We are now determined, with all our energy and: ample means, to retake our position at once, and will therefere send unparaiicled wines to your country. We wish to establish # marked distinction between brand, Jules Mumm & Co.'s, and that of # similar name, in. order that eneb house may rely on {ta owa merits and repute- for which purpose we have slightly changed our our new agent, James Meyer, Jr., will not say omee bramés and we. foal asased, by the losteh vanegeet: son, cannot even be equalled. All that we sek in our favor from the public and the trade fo com pare our wines with others, and then purchase Wi they find the best. Our brands from this date be Toles Mumia & Co," dl And we. respecttully request the eaprias of. bitele, ant restaurants t printour firma’ hams, Jas Mumin & Co., in ian of fare, {a order to avotd confusion with other nomen. ‘The first mentioned wine, ‘Verzenay Uabinet,”” in a new brand. ‘expressly got up to combine ur Versanay with ont Cabinit wine, m order 10 establish « quality which will surpass: all the $14, if not equal the $15 wines ‘wont to your country by any house With tbia eaqutatte q our Binvere hope in that the good taste of the Amerioen wine drink. era will eause them. to ‘brand in preference te auy other, and mske it the leading wine of the country, ia'The second brand, “Vine de Dames,” we recommend as ex- quite for ladies dinner and eveniag parties, where a deliate, ine flavored wine Is required, ‘Our “imperial” tsa. favorite wing, well known, and needa no resommendathon, Our iormer Cahivet, in couseqnence of the above menvioned Janet win our Verzenny, we will not logne is the foundation of all the Mumma, and: ft io, bentdes, vin johanniaberg, = ge vineyards Prince metierviche. — Fecommend our wines to the patronage of to the pubile in JULES Pe Ae MUM * al chat 04 PEC I, not the intention of tho agent of Juley Mumm d 00."8 ehampagne o vs the abave novi asa Donat of bia well wines: Dut ns, notwithstanaiva his potest, he has to pay higher ee ‘of duty than other first el: on a! be Jntem Mi Py ia beld by thone who are'ay well nituatod ls bow ia rus T beg to fnformn the trade t : above Wines on hal. igo a cnteg need eRe Boe JAMES MEYER) Sole agent for the United taken, it Broad eweat, N.Y,