The New York Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1859, Page 8

'The Law Courts. © (pREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Befor . Hon. Judges Rooseveit, Clerke and Davies. TD'’ , court was occupied yesterday in hearing motions 8, arguments of no particular interest, and the motion * micndar will be called again to-day. THE DUTCH CHURCH CONTROVERSY. tho decision of Judge Davies in the Dutch Church con- eared, ‘the substance of which we published some days was given in an elaborate opinion. nine Lo Court rt (chambers) ‘motions were heard SUPREME g cOURT—CTRCUIT. Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. ‘A MERCANTILE SUIT. Feb, 22.—Benjamin Blossom, ‘and others, vs. Edmund Chapman, and “others.—In this pl ‘the plaintiffs sold, through a broker, 844 barrels of the spirite of turpentine, for something about $15,000, to Caleb Woodhull. The con- tract was cash in hand. Toe goods were put on bo Ube ship Victoria, for Liverpool, by the plaintiffs, aud abip’s receipts were given. The captain o| tue Victoria om bill of lading to Woodhull on the **'h of Jauuary, is alleged that Woodhull failed on ‘he 17th of January, and vefore the ship eaile Blossom & ‘Son immediately Presented the ship's ‘sceipts, and demanded bills of lading. The captain declined, ‘on the ground bills of Iadin hod alrendy been de- livered to ‘> Blossom gave onds and repievined the goods Lhe iter now at issue juvolves the question ofthe ric togive abill of lading while the ship’s re- ceipts are out. Scrremn Covrt—GevEraL Term. arenes for this day—Motions. quceurs Oiuna<OcstaieTesveaant aleetne ak zen terday, with the additional numbers of 341, 533, 18234, 423. SUPERIOR COURT. Nothing of importance was done in this Court Cause ati)! pending. ‘The calendar for this court is Nos. 443,872, receiver's case, G7, 447, 408, 471, 473, 475, 476, 482, 487, 488, 493, 494, 497, 501, 502, 504, 50, 512, 613, dol. COMMON PLEAS—PART FIRST. Before Hon. Judge Daly. ACTION AGAINST A CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. ic vs. the Second Avenue .—This was an action to recover da mages for injury done to the plaintiff's child, a boy about weven years of age, by running over him aud breakiog hhis arm, which had subsequently to be amputated. The fase was tried once before, but the jury then could not agree. On the present trial there was a verdict rendered for the plaintiff for $869 50. ‘The calendar for this Court is—Part 1. Nos. 726, 657, 727. Part 2—One hour causes—1,312, 1,198, 825, 1,148, 1,144, 968, 1,357. The Mariue Court adjourned early. ‘The litigants were, Perhaps, too patriotic to go to law on the anniversary of birth of Washington. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Torspay, Feb. 22—6 P. M By the arrival of the Cunard steamship Africa, at this port, we have our London files to the 4th inst.; the points of the news were, however, anticipated by the telegraphic summary of the news by the Prince Albert, from St- Johns, N.F. It appears from the papers that the decline im consols was less due to those sections of the Queen’s speech which refer to Mexico than to the omission of any positive ascurance with regard to the designs of the Em~ peror of the French upon Italy. It was expected, it Beems, that the Queen would state positively what the views of the great maritime nations are; her omission to do £0 leads to the inference either that the British Cabinet Bo longer enjoy the confidence of the Emperor of the French or that it is not deemed safe, at present, to let Par- Hament and the public know what is brewiog. Pri- vate letters from London, from parties usually well in- formed, state that the speech has caused great uneasi- ness in financial circles, and that, considering the Preparations which are being made by the governments of France and Sardinia, very little hope now remains of maintaining peace. It is considered very improbable that, in the present state of the French fluances, the Em. peror would go to the very large expenses be is incurring to put bis army, and even his navy, ona war footing, if nothing was to come of it. Still, no overt acthas yet been committed which closes the door to a comprom'se between Austria or her opponents, or even opens an actual warlike issue. The various public securities of Europe were depressed by the Qneen’s speech. The Frei rentes declined from 68.35 to 67.40; and the Russian, Aus- trian and other national gecurities were dull and lower on the London Exchange. The new Austrian loan is quoted nominally from par to 14 premium. ‘Mexican stock rose from 20 to 20%, a 34 on the strength Of the Queen’s assurance ¢hat the rights of the bondhold- €F8 Would be protected by force. American securities lare generally quoted quiet. New York Central shares had declined. The London Times quotes:— U5. (sinking tends) 8 por cent 1883 do. 100 share#.......65 Mich, So. and N Ind: 7p, ¢, (enking fund), ec ent (eink fa a), 1883. New —_ Cen. 6 Bay é nt (sinking an 10. 7 per cent convertible, 1864. 7 per cent sinking fund, 1876. $100 shares..... New York and Erie 84 mtge 7 per cent, 1883 sinking fund, 7 per cent, 1875.38 a 42 ao. bonds 7 per cent con., 1882,.,.38 a 42 do. bonds 7 per cent, 1871... . do. $100 shares. Penn. Central bonds, Ist mtge con. do. 2d mtge, 6 per cent sterling .. do. $50 shares . . Philadelphia and Reading bonds, 6 per cent, 1860.86 bonds, 6 per cent, 1870.76 be $50 shares, +23 a 2 Barings quote little business in ‘American stocks, and mo variation in prices. Megers. D. Bell, Son & Co. say:— ‘The market for Americaa securities during the past week bas not been particularly active, bat prices, how ever, are generally firm, and in some’ cages, as will be een by our quotations, have improved: — Uniteo States 6 per cent bonds, 1868 Do. 5 per cent, 1874 Alabama 5 per cents Kentucky 6 per cent bonds, 186: Maryland 5 per cent, sterling bonds... Massachusetts 5 per cent sterling bond Obio 6 per cent stock, 1886 Peonsy ivania 5 per cent stock Pepnsyivana 6 per cent bonds, 15 Virginia 6 per cent bonds, 1536 Do 5 per cent sterling bonds, 188 Boston city 5 per cents... Saterthwaite saye:— The market for American securities has been very steady, with an inci Tne best class of railroad bonds have become very scarce; 913; has been paid for Pennsylvania Central first mortgage, and 9544 for the se. cond mortgage sterling bonds. New York Central bonds Of all kinds are much wanted; 93 bas been freely given for the seven per cent bonds, 1876, and 9434 for 1804; bat » bonds are rather more offeret. Iili- nois sbares have been wanted from 34}4 to 34 at, ee NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1859. deste any sudden or precipitate movement in the stock. Galena was likewise active at a small advance, Michigan Southern guaranteed was aleo freely taken at higher prices. The reports from the West as to the earnings of these roads continue to be favorable, and afford the bull operators something which they have long wanted—a fact to go upon. Mlinois Ceitral was offered rather freely this merning on seller’s option, and was not maintained. The ‘scheme of the London bondholders to pay up the remain. ing $40 on part of their stock, and draw $4 a share annual interest on the whole, will, we imagine, not be carried into effect in the shape in which it is now presented. After the experience of the Eric it may fairly be presumed that no American railroad will be again in a burry to agree to pay interest on its stock. There are, however, perhaps, other shapes in which the I!linois Cen. tral shareholders may get the worth of their money ‘Hudeon River and Harlem were both higher to-day. The intreduction of coal burning locomotives on the first men. tioned road is understood to have effected a saving which, if no accident occurs, will enable the company, a year or 80 hence, to pay a small dividend. New York Central was lower to-day. The books open to-morrow, and it is abundantly evident that there will be no scarcity of stock The heaviest shorts closed up their accounts some time ago, and there will be but a moderate demand for the stock to morrow, while the supply is known to be large. The coal stocks—Delaware and Hudson, Cumberland, and Penpsylvania—were all higher and firm. Pacific Mail continues to advance and is firmly held. The business of the Sub-Treasury today was as fol lows:— $181,808 23 000 00) On account Payments: Balance. The exchanges at the Bani ( ing were $19,710,784 70, and the balances $1,092; A defalcation is understood to have come to light this morning in the Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn, Tae defaulter is said to have been the paying teller. Messrs. Maitland, Phelps & Co. have no farther advices from London with regard to the Coloniat bills, aud it is, therefore, fair to presume that no more of them were presented previous to the sailing of the Africa, It is un derstood that a banking house, not generally suspected in the street, bas been a loser by these forgeries to an amount exceeding £2,000. It is understood that after March lat a new system will be put in force at the Metropolitan Bank, by which all State currency will be taken at that institution at a discount of 4 per cent, and New England bills at a discount of 1-10th rer cent. The dividend of four per cent on the stock of the Oswe- go and Syracuse Railroad is now payable by the transfer agent, Henry A. Oakley, at the office of the Howard lusu rance Company, No. 66 Wall street. Dividends not called for within thirty days will be paid only at the Treasurer's office in Oswego. The following is a comparative statement of the exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foreign porte, for the week ending Jan. 1:— 1857. 1868. 1859. Total for the week...$1,619,308 $914,757 $ 713,084 Previously reported, 6,990,680 7,714,904 5,778,400 Totals, +98,609,988 8,028,861 6,491,484 Stock Exchange, Tvespay, Feb. 22. 1859. $6000 Virginia 6'8... 965 250 shs MichCen Rit. 6034 1000 d Carolina 6’. 5 do. 50% 83000 Missouri 6’... 5000 FrieRR 2d m bs 2000 Til Cen RR _be.. 15 ebs B’k of NYork 20 Mechanics’ Bank, 38 Hanover Bank.. 35 B’k of Commerce 10 Del & HudCanalCo 170 Penn Coal Co... 100 do... .B60 5 Pacific Mail SS Co 25 -sLw 100 100 Cumberland pref. 400 Hud River RR... 100 Reading I 150 pe Mich Gen i, 360 crry COMMEROIAT. REPORT. Feb. 33-6 F. M. areqe at buoyant prices Pa tt lots male 0.000 Ybin. Siate and Westar, 2900 Canacian and 2,720 bbls Southern, within our Tevised range:— Spperfine State. Da » Extra State, 5 95a 615 Sitre town, Michigan, Tod! Bios 28 Extra, fata ei igan, . 8 ae $0) potty cnet az Mized to straigh* Southern “25958 6 8 foutberp fancy and extra 6 358 775 Chotce exirs tamil and bakers’ brand Lisa 475 Rye flour. 8758 450 Corn meni $758 Wheat was freely sought after at firm rates’ asles 21.500 bush a including white Western at $1 0, red Western at 61 40, uthern at $1 red do. at $1 40a $i 45. and white yat$! 75 Corn was doing better, sales baving heea 0,000 bushels, at Sle. a S4e. for pew veliow and white d F4e. a 6c for old mized Western per niet Uats were depressed: pushel. The bushel a cargo of Prince Kdward’s Istand brought 62° pert Corrox.—The market was whibout quotable change. sales embraced about 1.000 bales We continue middung up Kye and barley were lands at about 1130. The tollowing is a stat ment in cotton since the Ist September last as the previous three yeara 1856. Av 2,215 000 Exporte 2 ETO "638 00% “to France... 296,000 251,000 “other for. pris 255000) Tota: export. 14D 0 1, Stock on hard LAO” HOt mbtch 41,000 16.140) pared with 1855-58, was 45 000 bales: | Cerrease vo otber foreign porta, 2 0 Messrs Wm Po Wright & © tthe porta tor the week. remark us fol the meek are 122 00) bales ” meine 3 te with which. shows « total of 1,120,/00. This wil! p responding week last year = seanon, AS WE KDOW DOU Airy ¢ this amount next week 1 citninutinn of rece ots mt ‘en etbraced aboot 22 ' mingo et 9! Seott & Soa give the fo! of to day:—Stock of mum excess of Dut thie morning the market was froely supplied at 35 tis- count, and they cloge flat, In construction bends litle doing. Free lands have come to market at 84, an1 the demand being supplied, they close flatter at abou: 83. Advices from Washington to-day leave little room for doubting but the Dill for the reissue of treasury notes will decom a law. With this aid it seems to be expected that Mr. Cobb will be enabled to work his way through the summer without requiring any new loan. This supposes that the imports wHl continue to increase, and that there will be in the summer and autumn no reaction from the spring activity. The hopes of a remodelled tariff, which ot ‘one time were entertained by the friends of we govern ment, now seem to have been abandoned; the shortuess of the time left for deliberation precludes the probability of members agreeing upon any compromise which could be acceptable to a majority. The amount of treasury notes now outstanding is supposed to amount to ab 000. Uf these ihe notes bearing 43, and 4 . current at a discount of 20 cents, and are bought at thi price by brokers, who sell them to importers for duties at a discount of 25 cents, The new notes, it may be presumed, will bear five per cent interest. At a less rate of interest the department would find it diMeult to get rid of them; and, from present appearances, government motes bearing five per cent interest are not likely to fall much below par within the next twelve months, Should the country re vive as rapidly as some people expect, it may ne fairly assumed that one half the amount authorized—which of course will be $20,000,000—may be puid off in the course of the year 1860, leaving a floating debt of an equal amount for the following year. ‘There is no « r money market. Money is very abundant “the brokers at 434 a5, and some of the banks are apparently endeavoring t expand again It will be curious to compare, next weck, the statements of the loans of each of the large banks with those which ‘appeared this morning. Discounts are not yet done bo- Jow six per cent, though many expecta relaxation in the discount market. Exchange for the Boston steamer closed pretty firm at 10994 a % for bankers’ sterling, the busi- ness done being chiefly at the lower figure; and 6.1234 a 6.15 for francs, free sales having been made at 6.13%. The supply of good mercantile bills was fair, The business at the Stock Exchange today was very limited in amount; and as there was no second board, many of the brokers having military duties to perform, ‘the volume ef sales for the day was unusually small. State stocks were quiet at yesterday's quotations. In the bond market very little business indeed was done. Among the speculative stocks the most active was Rock Island, which tonched 62, but was rather checked in its advance by the operations of the friends of @ rise, who, seemingly, do not received mnce to date, 6,000; salee Pe on the 224 for consumpuon day of February, 5,90 1 pork ft 2s, 60; 1.000 bible, rosin, at 's 103g. und ather ax Zis 6d For London there w India beet at fa 82s, and 10) bois: pork at te ) bales tobacco and 150 bales cotton formas. For other ports nothing really new Provisions.—Pork was purchased to the extent of 1 bble,, in Jota, at Sis 1234 & $18 25 for new mess aad $15 1 $13 $736 for prime, yer bel, Cut meats no and were steady. 495 bb's. lard w 12ce per ib, The sales of beet reached 40) 1 buller ‘and cheese were saleable and fi Rice. —Small sales were made a el figures HUGARS were heavy and caste 00 hads. 7340. for New Orleans, and 634¢ for Cuba, 3.150 bags buco at? is. New Urleans. by auction, at 64s, aken at (2c. a at full prices. Movements tn Real Estate. y A. J. Bleecker. Son & Co. corner 4th st, lot a #th ave, 1 2 buildtogs. $10,600 52d at, 1 lots # 165 fete 4th ave, 251100. 17g) Tigges m 46) GAtbet,1 125 140 i 1,300 . 176 1,300 By Adrian 5; Mniler. Liberty at, stére and jot 69, 25113: 2,700 Greeve ot, Loure nad lot i Boe, 1a x60. Nov spar hip He- Jon from Whampoa for Belfast, Tre; same ume, signatized Br thip Went Perny Passed Anjier Deo 20. tat fed Bham + loads 26, lat hy s Jon 2318 W, saw bark , Taylor, from. Poston for Cape Town; 27th, lat 410 8, lon 26 47, jficnatized Br ship Lowther; 28th, Tat 2 10 8, lon $9 18, signaized ir bark The- ron, Vth inst, Int 23 15, lon 65 20, spout sehr 0 W Eldridge. jhe SF has been 11 days N of Matieras, wita a pilot on board a nity Cherubim (of Richmond), Skinner, Callao, Nov 18, via Hampton Konds 2 days, with guano and 2 passengers, to Bar- nie Muir. Jan 4, iat#8 18 8, 160 26.20, spoke Hum ship Malvi- na Vical. 06 dass from Shields for australia, Hasbsd very Jeht wentber during the passage Ship B F Boxie (of Mystic), C1 allno, 80 days, vin Hamp- on Koad 36 tors wiib euano, to Barril & Muir. Since leay- HR. 'n the late gale, lost a suit of sails, “Sup Fur West, Bennett, New Orlears, 18 days, with mdse, Drigiths, New Orleans, 18 days, with mdse, Bas 11 s.eerage passen 13th inst, a! 24 50, lon 7845, was in co la. of Yar: outh beating out the Gul eat Tannca, poke trig Lilian, of Bemufory for Matangia 6th, 6n 77, was in company with bark Loutsa Maria, stan eS sin a) Cape Batleras, exchanged eignais ‘with bark Viole: standing Bark Oregon. Soule, New Orleaus, Dec 26, via Key West 13 days, with sugar, &c, to Thompson & Hunter. k Ssm! Moxley Jr (of haw, London), Holm, St Marks, 12 days with cotton, 16 Smallwood, Earle & Co. isrig'H 1. Kowiand (of Prookhaven), Rowland, Rio Janciro, Jan 8, with coffee, to master, Hrig Bell Flo rr (of Pittston), Castner, St Marka, Feb 10, with cotton, to it “of Bucksport), Wilson, Savannah, 5 days, Krig J P Elite with ‘umber, to master, Schr Meteor (of Bridgeport), Burns, Mayaguez, Feb 6, with sigan and wolsses, bookd to Bridgepor Schr Chara (of Finrrington, Puinuns, Jacmel, Feb 8, with cotter, to Bret Son & fost, saw A sehr ashore on S site of Tongua. apparently fit a abort tase on: had her masts, with ging sttached alongside Ww ayy Hannibal (of Ban, or), ives) een ag, Feb 3, with sugar, 19 HD Hrooktman & 09. ‘on the outward pessage, la Jon 69, in a gale from: nie hie Gaoos the main- boom Jobn Snair mate of Urrington, Me. Sehr Wm # ‘Titcomb (of Rockland), Harlow, Attakapas via Key, West, Feb 13, with sugar, to R W Trundy. chr Bapnsh Martin, Sle! ight. Mobile, 12 ‘anya with cotton, to Sturges, Clenrinan &Co 20th inst, saw a large ship ashore on. rig; Chincoteague: appeared to bave Intely gone on, supposed in the fog: n schr wns at anchor near her. Selr Mary stedman, Goodall, Camp Pinckney, Ga, 8 days, Schr Varget, Holmes, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton, &c, to McCready, Mott & Co. Schr Litira Gertende, Campbell, Charleston, 4 days, with cot- a0o. n. to Doliner, Pi hr Maryland, Catheart, Wilmington, NC. $ days. Scbr Rhode Island Davie, Wasbipgton, NO, 8 days. Schr Fanny, Neal, Washington, NC, 6 day Schr Chas Wet lea. Rogers, Piymouth NS, 4 days, Schr Danville, Chester Ricbmond. 4 daj mma, Vangilder, Peteraburg, 2 days. n, Woglam, City Point, 4 days, Schr H Willetts, Cranmer, Norfolk, 2 days. Schr E W Farrington, Robinson, alexandria, 3 days. Sebr R Clyde, Martin, Virginia, 8 days, Scho Commerce, heynolds, “iin 5 days.7 Schr Broters, Davey, Virginia, Schr 8 V ® Simmons Godtrey, Virgloia, 3 days, Sehr A Law, Wood, Virginia days, Sebr Sopbrooia, Ven Name, Virginia. sebr Ann D, Ne Georgetown, DC, 4 days. Schr West Wind, Kelly, Georgetown, DC, 15 day Sehr M Hetts, Peaster. Philwdetobin, 2 dava, Scr Flower, Rayner, Philndelptla, 2 days, Schr a Falkenburg, Rogers. Philutelphia 2doys. Schr Ringgold (wreck rris, Rockaway, with mdse from stenmebip Biack Warrior—in tow of steamtug Screamer, Steamer Curlew, Arey. Providence Williams, Provider Steamer Oxceoin, Smith, ne ship Tno, a Det 1, Gaps Good Hope Jan 9, and took a pilot off gan bark Theodore K v3. hanghae, passed Tava crossed the line lat inst, Dec 18, spoke Bremep. Batavia for Amersburg. One brig, unknown, Ships Manbattan, Lj jan, Wind during the day WSW. Si John, NB; bark Tra. Telegraph Marine Report. SANDY HOOK, NJ, Feb 22, sunset--Wiad light from NNW; clear. HIGHL » Feb 22, sunset—One brig in the offing, bourd War ios in same position; thr Tghters wlongeldes Wind W, ight; clear, ES light! LONG BRANCH, NJ, Feb 22, sunset—Wind SW, nset--Wind light from SW; wea eather clear. EQUAN, NJ, Feb 22, ther clear. Miscellaneous. For the latest intelligence from steamship Black Warrior, ashore at Rockaway, see news celumns, The steamship Marion, achore at Oyster Taland, has been dis- cherged of all her cargo. She lays in the same position, is per- fectly tight, and has received no damage. The ship Cherubim, raperiéd as being ashore on the South- west Spit in yesterday morning's edition, was incorrectly locat- ed. She was in tow of the steamtug Achill: s, Capt Hennessy, and was ip the true ship channel. ‘The sbip was drawing 233% feet, and the strong NW gale of the previous thirty-aix Bours had'driven the water unusually low. e0 that ahe touched where in ordinary tides the best water is to be found. She floated on yerierday morning's flood, an! was towed to the elty in good order. Purser LC LaSainiere, of the steamship Montgomery, from Savannah, will please ace; thanks for his kind attentions The steamship Florida, Capt Crowell, arrived yesterday from Savannah, Purser T C Mitchill has our thanks for papers. The clipper ship David Crockett has again returned to this port, and fs loading for San Francisco, Her passage home was made in 83days. We had the pleasure of visiting this fine ship yesterday, and waa leased with her beauty of model and sirengtt her ral appearance shows that great care ie ta ith her, everything being in “ship shape” trim A visit to this fine vessel wil well repay’ the trouble, "be lays at pier 15 ER, foot of Wall treet. Bark Nazanive. Borland, from New York, ashore at North Breaker near ‘ulveston, bad discharged all but tons of brick overboard, but siill remained on ‘She has Worked ahead three miles since going om, and sow liye in seven fectof water. A heaty NK blow will probably drive her over ihe ‘breaker inte ike chanvel:. Be, Remates dght at Present, potw! hstanding she labora heavily. Onpt Borland re ports that on the passage ont she struck on Orange Keys, and was obliged to throw overvonrd 60,000 brick to Ngbten her off mith, at Galveston from New York, acy meatber on the presage, Jan 22 encountered & in oif Capes ot Delaware, abipping heavy sens, and Was obliged to throw overboard 10,00 brlel Mek tose the vos: s] from foundering; also split sails and stove bulwarks. Brg Two Bor: brvp. from Jacksonville for Cienfue 0 Savaunah 15th inst In distress—of what nature not from Portland for Cardenas, bo- 193 tons, built at Prospect 1a . Me. vaded, name unknown, was seen at about one tile 8 of Sea tof n mile N of Comet” Rock She caiion, with the wind heavy from % Bicumonn, of from Boston for Baltimore, be Cpores paucre on Buiecoan's beach, near Oastle Hill, re J tu + eiuation as previously stated, up 10 Her cargo consists of £00 bugs st Honeed, 20 tor en ware, &c, a portion of which hae beeD got 0 Newporton the evening of t ‘th. in sebr Farsgon and sioon George. The veasel fils te Lde, bus wale What Ue Kt is insured tor $5,500 at offices pe Pact Danumxa, Collamore, of and from Warren, RI, boom mornimg of the 2ist ina: pat back to Newport to procure a Foun BB Bea. Merrill, from NOrlomts for Philadelphia, ' open Monday morning, and soon aytermerack Where she rematned PM of that day. tohed to her avalstance, and doubtless she will high tide, Scan L © Warts, befc ported ashore on Gay Heed, was got ft on Friday Lipbt abd. anchored st Parpauita Cove.” Shs wae shored op ew planks putin where necessary, and with ‘shoal casks Was gol ofl, she is now kept free with one pump. Courmox— The sche B Anderson, while pescing tBrough the Narr % renter da morniug, came in contact an outward boun vd had al! her satis carried away, besides damag- ing bulwarks aed headgear. Anpros ~The Vietor brig, of Yarmouth, Na, (ole fron) bro moorings on theevening of Jn 29, an ® the harbor, lies agrow She has received some danmage, Feb | Wor, Fletcher, of Yarmouth, hence for Provi- dence ron), whieh drove on shore in the North Bay Jan 24 is full of waver, Knost, Isle of Skye, Jan 2g—The American ship Yemns- Childe, from Depepook for Philadel hia, which was wiranded at this pince Jan 20, baa become a total wreck. Armia. Jan Tbe American ship William Patten, Par from Ve vr Savannab (ballast), was sttanded on the % of this port, Jan 28, but got off; has been preceed for ber destination, noy having sua. whatever, Jan 31-The American ships F 7%, "Kay, hauled out af the Roya! Victoria rpoon, baving undergone extenaive repairs, yed and wil 4th and Oharles sta Lot adjoining House and lot adjoining, on Aik st, 26x75. 12th st, hoose nnd Jot 122, eat, 2: let wt, houne 5, went, Oth wei 5, 253 40th at, 1 lot, 2% ft w 6th ave, Bhi Goh st, jbtas Ot w 6th jot * adjoining on Sth at, ai 10058. dota n ’ ith ave, commencing cor of S6th at, each 25x80 Sa Port of New York, | k, February 22, 1859, CLEARED. Qygamahip Chom eake, Crowell, Baltimore—H B Cromwell ap Volant, Bray, New Orleans—Robson & Fosdick. Bhip Liberty, Ne toy RS Orleans—Stanton & Thompson. hompwon. —Waish, Carver & Chase. tf. Corning. jalince, 4 EJ Peters. Tid Clive (Br), Bernier, Marie Galanti—Uordon, Bree & Meanisff. ‘Sebr ME ee. Ames, Olenfuegos—Metealf & Press. Schr J) B Bayles, Jayne, Apalachicola Kagie & Hazard. Rehr Adele, Heker, Wilmingwn—D 0 Murr Schr F Burritt, Salyear, Ne ebern—J Silt Sehr Only Daughter, Bunnell, Richmond —O H Schr Margaret Ann. Reinbart, Philadel tia W wekee. Fehr § & smith, Smith, Gloucester —M ebr Granite Mate, Birgoss, Bovon—8 W Lowis & Co, Sebr J P Hazard, Wileop, Pr =L, Kenny. _ r Delaware, Lopes Pi Sten: Thompson, Colnary, South Amboy, Including onulking, coppering, ade. Doven, Feb 3—The brig Oak, Gfihy, of and from Sunder ee? hasbeen towed Ih, having been in eo: u ship trom Grimsby jew Orleaus, Ui olook, caFFY IN AWAY tals F'KKICK, 4 chato, aud other damage; the cap’ chlmeverely, wh has since been arm amputated. arrived from Havana at + in | 26 N. long 55 Lf lnane Webb, Hutehinsoa, Philadelphia, has had to in the river, and will me bet Phooe cet into dock, discourge, the Amertoan #hip Native, of f foremast, bowaprit hed, date: d 9—Fnt tn, the Acme, Por _ froin Glaagow for Boston, with sterp started and otner dan Feb im The Native, of Yarinouth NS from NYork for Rot- terdam, which put in hereto day. with loss a eee bow. sprit head, hulwarks, and glanchions stove, bad lost deck load. Reront of the Gleaner. fr om Demarara Deo 7, at Milford Feb 2—Jan 2549 N, Jon 44.20 W, voarded the American bark Elisha Kent, Koin, of Phiiadaiphia, abandoned, and wa- ter above the decks; waved a small ed of lower rigging. Bost08, Feb 22—Steamer Joeeoh Whitney, from Baltimore for Ubis port, Pemed Picts it ight atl r to-day, with lows of foremust.--(By ve A box containing te body and two wheels of a bu mark, a partof the box being torn off, waa ploked up Jat 88) lon 78 40, by brig Maraoa! Dutoh, Gt ee eorKewown! SC. Keveral other articles, probably. bel to some veasel lost on Frying Pan Shoals, were also seen. Missing Vestetr—Brig Timothy Crosby, of Bangor, Capt 8 F Harding, of Orringtn, railed from Bangor about the middle of Cetober for Jamsien,’ with ® carcy of (umber, and ae abe han not been beard from it is feared she (lost. ‘The mate waa a brother of ‘he master, The Timothy Groby waa 170 tone, bullt in 1860 at Bangor, where ee was owned by Messrs T Crosby, Capt Harding and others, py no ‘The reet seen by Gay Webb a the Wshart’s Reet, and on the chara of Ea U W'hluoe - exces ace antag Norton, from Penang for Boston, Dec 15, lst ‘outbern Ragle, Treadwell, from London tor San Fran- ct Mian ote Jon 24 W James L Bogert, hence for Liverpool, Feb 9, lat $6 53, wala Wingoce Forest, Cu tis, from Mobile for Havre, Jan 15, an 4 ‘heaprie, Delano, from, Liverpool, Jan 9, lat 27 23, lon ih Rane esse Bn n Owen, Jan jon Honnibal, & Bune g, from’ Richinond for Monievideo, Dec Bark mm) nt 240 N, lon rig Caura, Posen Msn for Gibraltar, Jan 8, lat 36, bende. Ree Santiago, Hadley, from Aux Gayes for Boston, was Feb s, at ane of nt aicua. Brig. Randolph, Lutkin, from Bu keport for Galveston, Feb 1. Tat 88 60. Jon 70 82. peng, from Ralumore for Franklin, La, Feb 12, lat Brig Richmon, 31,10, lon 76 06 (bot as befo ey ig Industry (Am), Dec 19, lat 10 N, lon 32 W. Foreign Ports. Axrwerr, Jan 28—Arr WH Wharton, Moss, Galveston; Feb 1, New Orleans, Sanders, NOrleans. Bid 29h, Merlin, Gibbs, javana. ALTATA, Mex, Oct 9—In port ship Star of the Union, Keeney (or King), Sor wg ely next Lay, all well. ne Sumatra, Abbot, from Manila for NFniszor, Feb 1-Fd from the Pall, Katharine (Am ship, 80 re ported), Ardrossan; 3d, Chas can Pryor, NOrieans. “Ot ihe Fil'Sd, Moro Caatle, Siais_ for Savannab; John How- ell, for NOrleans: Arthur White, for Alexandria, moanetains, Jan S108, Liverpool, Kearney, from Liver- pool for NYork (and sid from Deal Atanchor off Wremen Jan 29, China, Pehra, from Brxrast, Jan 2—Arr Alun Ker, Winter, Norfolk. Bremen, Jan 28—arr Gustav, Nienaber, Balumore; 20th, NOrleans; Sist, Authon Gunther, Wragge, Gal: veston; John He: “ae Stinton, ‘Savannah, BREMERHAVEN, Jan 26—Arr Adie: ler, Gustaves, NOrleans, Roxneavx, Jan 30—S)d Jenny Pitts, Packard, NYork. Batavia, Dec 3—arr Robt Patten, Bassett, Mauritius, Burxos ‘Arnes, Deo. 30—In port’ ahip Sarah, Soalth, trom N York arr 261 Marian, mee from do Oct 24, arr 26th. for do, Pe Ellen, Luss for NYors (not fon) 1dg; brige Souther, Tucker, for Salet (not as before); Mary Wilkins, Wilkie, from N York arr 26th, disg, for do. £ld Dee 12, barks Pursuit, Sandford, ‘Rosario; 19th, Abagun, Rollins, Bray Couincrorp Loven, Feb l—Arr Elgin, Weshart, Sevannab. 2v—-Sld Milton, Bradford, Galveston; 3lat, Mes- NoOrleans. Canmrr, Jan soa Lethbridge, Savannab, Comnaven, Jan 28-—Atr Fate of Maine, Humphrey, Tquique. Canrz, Jan'35—81d Joliet, Sinclair, NOriean Cowrd. Feb 3—Bld Charlotte, Nesmith (tom Havre), NOr- leans; Sowameet, Martin (from do), Mobile. peta, Feb S—Arr Orozimbo,’ Nickerson, Gremaby for N leans. Deal, Feb 4—Arr Witch of the Seas, Hammond, Cape Gond Hope: Wilhelmina, Grant, Rio Janetro; ‘Mucagsur Whipple, Shelia for NYork, Sid $4, Uceun, Siar, Brown, Charleston; Chas Crocker, Murray, Cardiff. SL Tilley, Farwopan, Jan Sid sir J Franklia, Geuit, NOvlea ‘xETwOOD, Jan 2—Arr Roswell Sprague, Patten, NOr. Jeans Giascow, Jan 20—Arr Rogeneath, Auld, NOrleans, Sid Sis, Agnes Anderson, Reating. N Yor! Bmnxnocx, Feb 6 ary Lalla Hookh, Cotten, NOrleans for Glasgow. Gales Marcy, Nickerson, NOrleans; 28th, GENOA, Jt Lenox, Vigners, d GuntiaLtan Fan 32 Are Giulia, Paris, Philadelphia (and_old Henwood, Glover, Messina (and cld for Bos Orkney, Murphy, Nvork Avix, Jan 2/—art BM Mills Sturges, Charleston: 20, "1 th, Houghton, Rairden, NUrieans Feb I, Fulton (®), Wotton, NYork via Southampton; Conque ror, Boutelle, Mobile; 2d, Harry Bluf, Redmond, Mobile. ‘Ol Feb 1, Baden, Stiiphen, and Shawmut, Higging, NOrleans: 2d Lafayette, Soule, NOrleans; Houston, Share, Garg! and U tate Bawnunc, Feb s, Sanders, NOrleane, nl—In port Edward, Wieting' for NUrleans; eama, for Boston Jan 20—Sld, ‘Royal Victoria, Watson, Charleston (and Pt tre BD ‘Dover 34); ‘Feb 2, Montezuina, aikin, do (and was off wer HonG Kona, Dec 4—Sld Nestorisn, Goodhue, Bangkok. Havana, Feb 15—In port barks A Uooper, Bayley, for New York, with sugar at $35 (carries 600 hnnds);" Amanda, ‘Benvis, for do; Damon, Bartlett, for Matanzas; brigs Nebraska, Walk’ er, for NY ork, Boe, and $31, per hhd; Wm Hyde, (6r)" Atkin. s0n, for do; R Bingham, Southack,’ for Pensacola; Vulcaa, Br) McDonald, for Baltiinore; Louisa Bliss, Pearson: for Glen Toad fe Ye S4o. per '100 Ibs, carries 500 ‘M Clinton, Ryan, for vals and others before reported, port brigs Northern Light, Kedale, for N Wig: Samuel Cook, Atking, for Bosion next day; schrs Fred Howell, Larraway, tor NYork, wig; Frances Hatch, ker, for do 10 days, Mary Brewer, for ‘Arr utdo Sth, ser —~ (of Vientia, Md)’ N York. ghivznroot, Jan 2—Arr Phot, Hoxie, Savannah via Cork: EA Hail, fave. Che Chai ston; Contest epuings, Calcutta, erin, Jobnston, 'NOrk ich, Par. 80th, Lord Dut aps; Gulf Siream, Hig ing, do; Sugemorg ‘Gerrish, Mobile; 318t, John Enos, Gian, savunnab; Eliza, McKenzie, Charleston; Feb 1, B Adams, Chase, NOrleans; 24 Sid 28th, Colt can, Philadelphi Suskn E Howe! land, De City of Manchester (ss), N York? 3d, Hard! a Jsaltimore: Kalamazoo, Taylor, Charleston; Lady Blaney, Wisem: ‘annah; Richard Cob den Soley, do; Rnoch Train, Rich, NOrlenns: Rqulty, Lawson, Galveston: R'T, Lane, Coulllard, NYork; Briannla, Patteo, and May Queen, Stanwood, Boston; Holyrood, Jordan, NOr- leona; -atattn, Harding, Moniie: Sunbeam, Mowatt, Caloutte: Germania, Franke, Baluimore; Mi, Resolute, Freeman, N York. Cid 28th, Wurtemb MeLellan, NOrieaps; Clara, Wheeler, Delano, do; 3let, Helene ees City Pcint. Feb 1, J Brad. sbaw, Bradshaw, N York; Otter, Cheno with, San Fran- Cisco; 8c, Magnolia, Melcher, Boston;'Sea King, Barker. Nor leans; Lady Franklin, Jordan, N York: ‘Ant ont 23th, ‘Wiilard, Mitchell, City Point; Ward, st Mobile; J 8S Parsous, Cowe! Esmeralda, York, ‘and ‘Pras Flint, Robinson, NOrleant; Wurtemberg, MeLelian. do; 29h Arabie. Harding, Mobile via Cardiff, ‘oulon, Upshur,’ NoOr- Jeans; Sist, Picayune, Brooks, NUrleans; Robert Kelly Bar stom, Axor st nd Young, Fuiadeiphias Feb 1, neat, Jevnin, ets F Storer, Gomery, B oaiony Rar of ths Weet, ‘aimonds Yor: Lizzie Southard, Pana bls Savannah via Cardif; Samaritan, Small, Mobil jeans John Knox, ‘Ginn, San ‘and Vanconve wie. land; Greenland, Lamb, dodo te (ent. Deo 13 tages [crab ae oni); Fe Feb > 5 uoodepeed, Paye, eal ad Stalwart, L. Stetson, th Norieans: M "Mt "Nottebobm. ‘aa ‘orter, Apalachicola: Canndaln, Ln ratoga, Trask, Lord Dufferis rusute, god, sureames Southampton Austin, Bombay (ent jan 17 tor Mobile Lantasi, Jan Putin, Delhi, Cook, from{Greenock for Txirit, Jan 9-814 Alert, Irvine, », Charleston. Miron, Feb 1—Put in, ‘ships Carlisle Sim son, from Liv erpoolfor NOrleans. Bld 4d, Forest King, , and Souter nny, Small, Mobile, both from Liverpool. Mart, Jan #8 Cld Sea Lark, Allen, NYork. bbe! a Jan 27—Cid Ucean Breeze, x, Nore ta Jon ons eee LES, Feb l-Arr Brwer, Cox, oe Aiguria a Pigart, NUrleana. 81d S0cb, Chi a inh ncaa EUs king Francisco. Dec] Revenue, ‘Hewes, Boston; ren Nore Satsctnon Nav iBechie Noriaorn cee elt, London via Rio Janetro, MontevipEo, Dec port bark Osoray, Nash, for NYork roe nyren Dec 30, Isth, une). ‘port briga Neuvitas Nelaoh, from and lo 8; ean Spray, dace, Matthews, from and for Baltimore Kelsey, from and for New Heven 15; Wooeter, trom and for NYork 6; fish, Shourds, rom “Jacksonville, for N York, unc. Eleott, nies trom Balumore, W L Kichardson, Batley. for Newbury. M Roberison, Morrow, from and for Philadel phia, une. Ist, schr Miranda, iat nips, New Haven; 3d, brig Canima, Pinkham, Philacelphia. phEWronT ‘ton), Jan Zj—Arr Meridian, Harding, Charles: “Wants, Feb 2—Are Buffon, Durand, Charleston. sid Compeer, White (from Havre), je Brown. Johoson (trom London), Sa . Meyer (from do), N k Feb 2, North America, Colliér, from’ Bombay (and Porttaxn, Jan 27—Of, John and Henry, Stinson, from Sa- yannah for Bremen; Sist, Harse, Askias, irom ‘Havre for lg (war reported Slavacunz, Feb for New Baven NYork. Piysourm, Jan 2—Pot in, South Carolina, Kingston, for pordeauss Criterion, Harding’ for Mobiles Sth Calender, Pit lor NOrigane (all from Havre), |, Jan 28—Pnt into Studwalls Roads and sailed, the American tank John Carver of Koston, from Liverpool for Veat Indies an 23-—Arr Laura, Williamson, Girgent ov 1>-—Sld Nautilus, Elwell, Boston hype, 1 W, Feb 3—Atthe Motherbank, ship Artisan, Pollard, trom Havre for Boston, Roche1.», Jan 20—Arr Cuba, Bates, Norfolk. Kosatso, Dee 2~Sid —-- Catharine Johnaon, Cranmer, Cor rientes. Susnenzaxp, Feb 2-Sid Loch Tamar, Rendel!, NOrleans, Earcown, Feb 38d Hound, Trembeth, Charleston St Maxys, Sellly, Jan 29—Put in, James Nesmith, Watts, from Havre for NOrleaps. Sovruworn, Jan 26- Off, Clarissa Burd, Bird, fom Sunder land for Londoa, srezziA, Jan 16—Tn port bark EH Yarrington, Gorham, trom Bonton digg, fer sielly soon to load for Boaton —arr John Wade, Chamberlain, Foo y 27, Minnebaha, Brown, Peveriy, Carter, Swa- Dec 2, Progressive Age, sib, Hotlines, Amoy and Tal-wan-boo. St Joins, PR Feb6—In_ port’ rigs Frances Jane, Kirch for Mayaguez uext day to load for Baltimore, RR Kirkland, irom Balimere, wtg; Capella, Head, for N York, do; Loring, from Baltimore, unc; Juliet, Sheflleld, eld Shor wig resultof captain's “Townay, Jan 27—Put tn, Mortiiner Livingston, Sampson, from fe ae tor N York, (and eld Feb 1). Jan W--Arr € naaoweh Colen, Cabrera, Charies- cM ihth for Havana). Vatencia, Jan 25—Sid King of Algeria, Smith, NOrleans, Yanwourn, Feb 1—Of, Fano, Edgard, of and from Bremen for Galveston. Phineas §} BOSTON, Feb 21—Arr steamer Phin neas ‘prague, Philadel Iphia, Cid steamer Kensington, Baker, huedelnie ship North Avantic, Moore, Liverpool; barks Aurelia, Beatie, NOrleans; Laroy, Coleman, Savannah; Selah, Goo!d, Balt, pina Cushing, Hach, Portland to load for Cuba; bri Rolerson, Orlando, Pensacol “portinnd to load for Guba; sobre M Le Da e ype Hay ny . ‘Thornton, Baltimore, Tniy Sutfole’ Baker, N¥ork, Wim hointay Heed do; Buen Vista, Goan nin erat ‘Fisk, and Isabella, Fan! Be oe §ld, wind NW, steamer Kensington, ahip Jovephus, barka Ger hard, B Von Beanies, Kadiant, D Godtrey, Gan Kden, Amy; ries Monticello, he Fase, Louisa, Crimes, Ambrose Light, Boston, Mary Hy PAPTIMGUE, Feb 10 & 20—Arr steamsht ip, Parkersburg, Poweli, NYork; barks Amazon. Kirwan, St Johns, Pt; ilue Wing, iiurnbam, To, de Junclro; sche’ Amytis, Guke, Port land.’ Cid steamahip Jox Whitney, Howes, Boston: ship Star King, Bllery, Monite; schre, Milard Fillmore, Wille, "prov 1, Hawking, Fall River; J & Lofland, Hud jovidenes” Bid briga Cygnet. Uarnard, Havane via Nor Hobart, Jordan. West indies, Arr steamsbip Locust Point, French, NYork; brig Ba. ley, Caribbean Sea; sebrs’ Klin Marston, Galveston: veland, Providence; K Sinith, Howes, Pivmonth ester. Below, off North from Boston, and two schoobers, ont suppored the Astrea from Franklin, La—all at nochor, 61d steamship Farkeraburg: Powel, N York: brig Adeline P Blvker, Parteiye, Wert Indies; schra John Walk Niork; A dirrell, Higgins, Boston; Willow Harp, . Provident Masdocks. Homon., Sid ship Gar King, Kilery, Mobile; sebrs Home, Maddocks, Boston HON, Fob B—Arr brig) W Deering, smith, NYork, Rid 12, bark Kkobert Mi Brown, Liverpool; 13th, brig sta, Fieh Woston ChOKGETOWN, 80, Feb 8—Arr sehr E Dudley, Hi Boston: Lith, brie Marohal Dutch, Glkey, gk Taam wats ae ls Martinique: scbra W Phillips, Mount, N York; sai Vasbti p,Sharn. and M Haley, Haley, Charleston; DW Vaughan, ord, Nor "UMES HOLE, Feb 1, PM—Arr achrs. Sarah & Park Rigeiaid, Norfolk for Boatin; Angeline, Oliver, do for Por Jana 2st—Arr brige May Morton, Cardenas for Boston, ' renter, Wank an for do; Northern Beli, Paine. lo; wobrn ‘Coens | Ranger, Tibbets, Cardenas for do, Kocky Hill, Day, Warwick, Va, Tangier for larnh I Mills, Conary. Blof Point, Cl ‘hosa, wake Hay, for Kennebunk In port at 10 AM, wind WNW, blowing heavy. the above ar- rivala of to-day ship Mary Kunsell i Indiana; brige alas, Kebecca & F wehre Joon dam, N Wase son, Moine La Glover, Golden Gate, Bmeline M3 fine ifford, © W Dy er, and Benj Baker sid afternoon 10}4 AM—Arr schr Spring Hill, Preeman, Jacmel for Bow HIGHLAND LIGHT, Feb 21 } PM—Passing ont barks Ger. hard, Amy; brig Mary’ H 640 yM—Pasaing oul, barke Re die nt, Dp Godtrey,, and 2 barks unknown, OBILE, '15—Arr Hr ships Wasp, Storey, and Levant- er, Fowler, Liverpool. Cla steamabip Pasblan, Smith, Gal- veaton, 16th—Cld ships Ronachaw (Br), Root, Live 1; Anna Deoa- tur, Parwus, Bown; bark Pamela Flood, MoOorgls®, 09; Geos Adams; Ephraim & Bf and 8 eehen Goo Tittle, Ep Anna, Ludiam, Bavg om ANS, AQ haw (by tel) shins Maid of Or. Jeans, NY Roston; © 8 Pennell, Melcher, Liverpool; gamed ‘Watts, Herrick, Below. ship Wma Rashbone, Pra om Landon ; Metotire, from. barks Pann ‘and Luzerne, pat Bion, Rordesn ‘un Lord and H 8 Fisk, Fisk, N'York: ome, Swap, I’! 20th Arr ships Augustus, NYork; Columbus, uladetchas Patrice, Feles, Live Rathbone, Prat, Havre; Sviten ‘Br) Dap Santo fie ORFOLK. Fe sbld “dlp Emily Furvand, Sims, Ball- ech Melvige, Hive ANNAU, Beb 16—arr ship 7 Hughes, Landon; pmer man, er ae Pealies: Noridine fone EC rel: ', Arpol ; Albert Mason, Below. coming pag Russian irl: Cld ship Albatross, oFrecka, NOrleunn, ae Soe Divitz, Luhmann, Breman; schr Argus, Tucker, Tithe a) i", cid genie, rate eid sels” Ui Lasron,, Sleat rwaon, , Glasgow: Wales; echr Yankeo Wei Arr be ie Northup, Jacksonville, Fa, fo Gtentvenan, seo Ata isa Eldridge, Lowden, Matansam,’ ld ahip, Btua) ra Basan bark Lonisa. Jarman, eiacen iu , Lighibody. Dundee; achra Paragon, Hatch, Bath, Mey ndome, NY. POARPAULIN GOVE, Feb 21—8chr LC ‘Watts, before re- rocked on Gay Head, was got off to-day, and brought tO por TAUNTON, Feb 19—Sld schra James Neflson, Burt. Phila- delphia; 21st, Roscius, Lincoln, NYork; Albert Field. Phillips, Ga and from Taunton for Norfold, passed down Mount Hope vy 19th. WISCASSET, Feb 17—Sid brig Tangent, Reed, Havana. PINaNciaL UGUST BELMONT, B. 6 BEAY A h, neues } letters soi pace vere aaah 0 par ida ear, So don, Frankfort, Ni plea, V OTICE.—THE 0 RE eee pe oe tween the hours of 12M. and 2 Pi. Company. New York, February 15 1850,— ua? meeting of the sharehold Tilin ‘Railroad Company for the election of tirestony nat dere of y other business, will be held at the office of the company, lm Wie orioce A Me The waceiee ake | ibe of and Te-openeds a ee Tah - 40 K. ACKERMAN, Secretary. HE, COUPONS OF THE, DUBUQUE CITY RONDS Tihs so onl Corcorts fous foe ee Seay, Bone OF agin presentation ote uco of MORSE £ WOLFF. No. at $4.00 FANTED 208 TURRE MONTHS, FOR WaICH 8 bonus of $50 wi on stock Fei and fancy ee a store, as to an int in the above named wel ean be had by advancin; where an interview can be hud, Re, $6.000 Sotitecor wre penn 3, Meth id offiee, Proved property. Address W. ‘box PERSONAL. A VAGABOND, WEARING A WIG, GOLD SPECTA- and baboon fare. ia in the habit of following a young ee iirongs part of Twentv-elghth street when on her way and from school. The police are requested to look out "or aie A’. INFORMATION OF MARGARET McDERMOTT will be Senktay received by her two sisters and her brother John ‘est Twentieth street. A, 35, THE.EERSON WHO ADDRESSED A. NOTE TO + Dr LUTHER, corner of Tenth street und Stxth avenue, nquiring bis prices for full sets of artificial teeth. can be in: ios y referring to advertisement under head ot Dentistry, n this puper. NFORMATION WANTED.—IF THE PO™ICEMAN WHO fw colored wrman mn ever by a borse and sleigh, op pestis Stewart's store, in Broadws ‘on the afternoon of the sd dey Cpa 1297, will Ai eal upon nA B, Millard, 80 Nas- ho sree jew. a ona rewarded for his able, [eoeuation WANTED—OF JOHN CASSIDY, WHO home in August, 1857, and bas not since been heard from. He is now 16 vearsoli, tall for hisage. An ton respecting him will be thankfully received at Bergen Hil N.J., or at 68 Hadaon street, N. ¥. ]FFORMATION WARTED—OF DENIS LAURENS, A native of France When last heard from was in vag mp Va. By addressing the subscribers at No. 4 Broadway hear something to bis advantage. ROGER TIS ¢60. oo. R. TFA—I DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR NOTE LAST ‘Week, but will see you ou Friday, atthe tine you name, informa. parents, ANTED—THE HEIRS TO THE TOWNLY ESTATE in Eogisnd. ‘Will the person who put the naversee mes vot Ht ry Heral please to send his address to F, W. 8., 182 Chris. D' R. GILBERT WILL LEOTURE THIS EVENING IN the Attorney street church, near Delancey street, on the organs of respiration, exhibiting the throat and lungs, and lecture to ladies on Thurs- showing their disenses, A priv dayand Fridey,at3 P.M. VINCENT HUNTINGTON, AUTHOR OF “BLONDE Jo find Brunette,” Lady Alice,” Alban,” ‘The Forest,” , will deliver the last lecture but one of tbe * Catholie Sun- any Erening Cc Course,” next {Sunday evening, Feb 27, at Mozart M%oopite o id street.’ Tickets 25 cents. Bows op ros at. nate ‘Lecture Whogina at ig precisely, RS. CORA.J. V, HATCH WILL LECTURE IN CLIN. ton Hall, New York, on Wednesday eventu, elock; auujett given by the audience; also tn “tual Rrookiya, on Sunday afternoon, at § o'clock. Admitiance HE VITAL, FORCES.—THE THIRD LECTURE OF DR. MELVILLE’S course, at the Hall of the H'storical Society, will be given this evening. at 7% o'clock. "Subject: Digestion and Nutrition; the tus of digestion; the preparation of Meatons 3 rearetion ‘and ‘apsorption; growth'and waste. Admis- af SPRING FASHIONS. A’ MACY'S. FRENCH FLOWER TERIALS MA’ IN EVERY VARIETY AND Ce JU ALITY. FRENCH RUSE BUDS AN, ROaES, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Just reed from Paris, in choice styles. ‘aris ribbons at Macy’s. Paris ribbons st Macy's. Paris ribbons at Macy’ Paris ribbons at Macy Black velvet ribbons at ie a ik velvet ribbons at Macys Black RNG. OSTERY, GLOVES AND: MITS LINEN BOSOMB Bae WANDRERCHTEFS, DESIR. PaTT! HOUsEKERPING @dons, GOOD AND DESIRABLE STYLES, oa a R. H. MACY'S, Nos. 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street. RTIFIOLAL Lag bedyn! A baie ‘Ball and bridal Head dresses and bouquets. Afulland general assortment of description of French and American Jobbers and et ‘are invited to call and examine at BICE’S Artificial lowe Peniatoey $12. HOO AWanrey, , THIS sUM NOW AND A ola security fore money. “Addrese A: $24. O00, %20,7uFsR suMs To <i FOR Zeark, at x per cent op bond and ponent ‘The largest stm wil Box 1,271 Post oflee, ani! be dvaed Adare 1. $84. 000 To leprae BOND AND MORTGAGE, » this city and Brooklyn, mat from $0 to Fhe $60,000 to invest in the ae of mort; New York or Brookiyn. apply ‘at 16 Naswau wires, Pom $100. 000.“MoxeY,T0 LEND ON BOND AND 1. mortgage, in sume to 81 Improved or unimproved Feat oaiata in thie city or? Deke Apply toS. 8. BROAD, No. 13 Wall atreet, second story. LOAN UFRICKS, A’ J. H. BARRINGER’S, Any smount of money to and otber jewelry. palutin AT SREP T SG, k y AD DIsMONDS, WATCHES, JEWE1. RY, PTANGR OODS, MF ROH A NDISE. Cand DRY PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ANY Or will buy the ‘same for the highest cua TACRIRION, gentlemen wishing to obtain money for short periods on pro- of known value, accom Vt Bunineas private GLEE EE Oe 638 Broadway, Opposite Chinese Assembly Rooms T JACKSON’S—MONEY ADVANCED ON DI cere Jewelry, plate, dry goods, Maeaneete oe sonal property of every’ description, orb ae BEPH A TACKSON, auctioneer and bro ap lg three doors west of Broadway. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND BROKER r, advances money on diamon ee ihe) de da, watchen, and ‘all Kinds of merchundise, or buys the esive for th for (7 phpiocar see at his pltiion ottice, .. awa. up ie meh strictly confide Ae 11 CHAMBERS STREET, THE WELL KNOWN AND id established [84 ACS advances money to any amount y on diamonds, watts: jewelry and every description ble property, or tiias Songet as ee Meta cask pre Expmptand confidentisl. N.'B.—No business oa TE A’ THOMPSON & CO.’S, BROKERS AND COMMISSION merchante, 102 N: treet, Fina cere ee Naren ee, corm Of Ann, roams Noe. ,000. om, watches, dfamonds, jewelr iecurkiea 9 _ jen badd ry. ary peas sexare and all Kinds of Au of sewing machines ct Bog an, cla , Auctioneer, NO. 86 MAIDEN 1) ANE—O. H. ANDRUS, AUCTION. Caab advanced on watches, distaonda, Gewese ieee fay machines and other properly. Been ‘machines al (Good macular band and forsale, Auction sales atten dought, oe DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATC jewelry, or rPouh for cash, at the old Nentablished: tate L. JACOBS'& CO. Broadway. Btrictl: fick Joan office algns about the building. Oppouite the Brondiwae ONEY TO LEND AT MODERATE RAT! 4 onda, watches, jewelry, clothing end person prone of a deacrictlans: godds may Ye redeemed at any time within one year” H. BARNARD, 51 Thirdavenue, Sateen ight and‘ Ninth streets, Entrance to the private offic ONPY LOANED—8 CANAL STREET—83 CANAL rr. street—two doors east of Eldridge street ‘oo « ©0., licensed ‘pawnbrokers, advance money in amall cums, on dinmonda, jewelry, watchen, gunm Pl oe sical instruments, clothing, drs goods, and oul any other ret able persoval property. eae pe e day, Bunddya. from 7 o'clock ‘A. M look P.M ati oflce open U9 o'clock P.M: be cad aceasetominee LOST AND FOUND. O8T—AN OIL SKIN ROLL, CONTAINING A . L pamphlet, in French; sppose te to bare been taken’ wee iake ont of ihe Herald office. Whoever will bring the same te 162 West Thirty-nret rtreet shall be rewarded. OST-ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21 breastpin, in the Sixth avenue, between mares Pies a Where she will be rewarded ror sree 1 ss eg MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, SUPPOSED TO . ee ete aed” Tre iter cf ee sp snelr of gold band racelet + cere wder ‘sul rewarded and awd bd x] ¢ the loser, by returuing tore to No, 1% B Ge seca ITALIAN PRY noon) tone OR STOLEN | from 64 Hammond street, an Italian greyhound slut, with three tan celored spots; the left foreleg has been broken. Whoever will give information that willtead to her recovery will receive five dollars an: d'the thanks of the owner, at B& Hammond street. CARD.—TO Liane ar AND hail BUYERS— Paris pattern bonnets, also a large assortment of home manulacture, are now ly for the hol lesale tage, at the Joweat posuibie cash prices, at Mra. SIMMONS’, 564’ Broad. A’ WHOLESALE, MME. Liters ce Bf thibiting her importation or th at wiser pants mens sein STH orn j)RENCH BONNETS—MADAME HARRIS & SON, 671 Brondway, have Just received, per steamer, a large assort- ment of Pa tera bonvets, forthe Southern’ and Western trade, whch they will offer very low tor cash. arg —SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY now read, Mi Southern, Western and city miliiners, and ‘alters please call. 1. BINNS, wholesale and retail milliners, 49 Broadway, Chinete Buildings Silks and crapes cut oa the we La —LATEST FASHIONS AND f Isdies’ hats now received in every novelty of style, ra the attention of Southern and Weatern custom ers is goliched. also, rn hats for milliners. Mra, 8. P. LOVETT, ag: nt, No. br Broadway, New York, up siaira. ears ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, # heel 712 biel, eee a wee or the Gnesi ruiiela) flowers, at wholennie HORSES, CARRIAGES, 0. A PATR OF HORSER, THR MOST SIvZISH IN THE clty, alo aconpe @, Wagon and harness, for sale, at stable No. 11 West Twen'y-seventh street, [tat weil FOR SALE —ONE SECOND. Legh COUPE ‘and one second band rockaway, for sale cheap, by JAMES &. BREWSTER, corner Tenth street and Broadway. ae SALE—A_ BAY HORSE. SOUND AND KIND price $¢4 4 “soa gona farm horse, price $15; bay borse can trot in 2:56, price $175; a road wagon, $45; one ‘Dusenberrr ‘avon, 406: setbew harness, $30. "Apply at 12 Varick a OR SALB—A VERY FINE DARK BAY VERMONT mbletonian 153 hands high, 7 years old, pony built fn g tall fd can trot a 1p jet three nica Jon uc rf , being perfect! in Ary ne an way loon aad cay ‘diver’ mounted harne winbe told cheap for want of use. Tobe seen at the Tum \OR SALE—A FINE SORREL ABDALLAH BOB Tall, Ys 1634 hands high, 6 years old; warranted sound and kind fn Tynes at under the saddle. Also, a roan mare, eara old, sired by John Anderson, 15 hands high; warrant- ed. Also, & ight wagon and harness, Can be seen tll old at 111 Raat Thirteenth street, in the feed store, ne var Thi ird Loe SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, A STONE MAR- fourth erect the fier oni eared owed Sent oe for inder wi ve leaving it at 67 W evty fourth street. eet. <ihoalag OST—BETWEE ENTY-FOURTS STREET AND 100) Pear! street, small gold link chain, to which was attach- eda locket, The finder wil be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at 100 Pear! street, near Hanover square. $5 > REWARD.—LO8T, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, INA 2) Bowery and Grand street stage, a black opera glass, ‘he above reward will be pald by returning it to 173 Rivington street $2( stant, a REWARD.—TAKEN FROM 89 LAPAYETTE AVE- nue, Brooklyr, on the forenoon of Saturday, 19th in- lack mixed Englirh doerkin nndercoat, paletot make, yellow el inings, body Mined with black farmer's satin, ihghtly stained; black buttons, lower one on the breast want: in hoever will retarn it to Mrs, Boss at the above num: ber, with s clue to the detertion of the thief, will reselve $3), for ihe cont alone 10, Supn have been taken by some Gne conversant with the premises, $) 0. OOC REWARD ‘the 28th of January fourpacksy encoutlning ony onan onthe four packs Gollars ($40,000) Iu notes of ihe following baukse $11,200—Bank of Augusta, Georgia, in $5's, $106: and Ss. S70—Lank of Commerce, Savanah, Georgia, ia $m $10", rrr 1,200—Dnion Bank of Augusta, Georgia, tp $5'8 and Fk 000—Marine Bank of Georgis, Savannah, Pee toe ana 600—Bank or the State of Georgia, Bavannah, in $5’s, $10's 0 820mg Bank of Augusta, Georgia, in $5’ and 425- City Bank of Augusta, Georg! i" j $o— Henk of tavarnsh, Georgian wicoes eee ange Hank of Charleston, 8, 0., to 3,100—Farmers ‘0's, $10's, $20's and wd E: 85's, $10"s, $2" Later ‘of Charleston, 8. Pe tein eaak gpelshele ©., in $5’, $10’s, $20’, Bi 410—wgrbnnit Bank of Cheraw, 8. 0., in $6's, $10/s and 1,6%5—Planters’ Bank of 8.0, lanters) Bank of Fairfield, Winsboro’, 8. C., in $5', and the balance In notes of Georgia and South Caroling A reward of ten thousand dollars will be ven for the re- covery of the money, oF & provortionate re the recove- ry of any part of it. WM. B. Dinawor ‘resident Adama Ex; Company, 59 Broadway. New Yous. Feb. il, 186. DANCING CADEMIES. OR SALE CBEAP—A LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON; also, a few top and no top second hand wagons. Inquire T. L. SEAMAN, 21834 Mercer street, G ROCERIES, HORSE, WAGON, &C., AT AUCTION.— A Thin day, at 1035 0 *cloe kk, at 630 Broome street, near Sul- livap, contents of grocery store, comorising coffee, wea, #u, hems, spices, fom, candies, ac., with counters, ke lao, and wi WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auotioneer. ORSE, WAGON. HARNESS, BLANKETS, wip, , for sale, complete, one of the handsomert and best seuviiohene te ‘the ety. Horse is jet black, flag tall, 15) hands high, pony built, warranted sound and kind, le the best ard most stylish drivers; can go casy in 2:60. tnll epring, cane por, i harness, both Doeriy a new. wr fee for ai $600; cost inquire for Robert, 22or 24 Weat T! por WAGON WANTED—FOR CASH, THIS WEEK square box preferred; or would exchange Nght trotting Wagon, and pay difference, in in good order. Address, with description, 8. 8 ‘box #06 Pat omce, ANTED—A SPAN OF Foren (NOT MARES), WAR. wie he eee nach ORI tk Mlireat stating heighth, color, qus mal pete d-" nde Y vr box 3,016 Port office. ‘ANTED—A LIGHT GROCR’S OR BXP 88 WAGON, ‘with top. to dispose of on ig Grocer, Dor lot a AND Bak Seat a OasT OFF Wa matte ‘urniture, and carpets wanted.—If you wish to receive ine wr on your poorpyane 5 avotd 4 2 oe hombu suppored avenue, bitween seg: seoventh ana Twer Bek aroeis, here you will ere as @ fair value, and no humbug. Tifleeettended to by Mre. Mints wid oe ADIR®’ AND GENT! mee eaaae WANTED.— iy From $6 to $20 pr ladiew’ ilk dresses; from $1 ws fo agniemen pat (ae rahe ay, 5 five, becween, Winston! entlcth slrecta. ‘Ludien at tended w by Mra, B, A. Ropworti’s Daxorna 1G CLASSES, AT NO, #06 Broadway and 137 Montague place, Brockiyn chor Greh for the reception of pupils, who can commence at time, wil! contines 0 open until the end of May. T: and Fridiys in Brooklyn, Wednesdays and Saturdays fa New York. Frias ob QUADRIL LETHE LAST NEW DaNnc u Vien: the ular in ‘and ail over Europe, with Mazone us Quadriie.” tanebt at Madame me LUBY FRUILLIS Academy, 216 Kleecker street. An assembly on Wednesday| evening, Feb. 23. ADAMB BAUVAGFAU'S DANOING ACADEMY, and G47 Hironéway, is onen every day and evening.” A ade taattonable dances’ ianght in twelve legeans.. The Xmert can, Lanciers, Caledonian and kmpire Sqnadrilies taught at ing, practice, without extra charge. Grand fancy wesday next, March 1. ball on ssesieaiattaamaaiaaal ‘WATCHES, JEWELRY, ‘a0. RIZONA PEARS. —WH HAVE aver FTE tmoade into breastpton, Se a some. of these beautiful poaris, all wiltmoumted inne arte fonrth ihe price, of ordinary, ones, fail to yet mhem att SAGOBS £008, 831 + the Liroadway ‘Dy THIS HALL'S Paine Te Ria HEALTH, ‘or May penne Pb alent all ihe bookstores, lon Single tumbare! 10 cents H, B. PRICE, Publisher No 8 Rverett House, New York. T THE REGULAR MONTHLY MuRTING Engin Selita ne 6, We4ahs iee £ oa -ANRICO eer, ras endorse by y xh, ANDLEY, Beo'y. RAILROADS, ‘PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.—THE GREAT OF: tral route to the Went. ‘Time at least as short and rates freight and ing hd ‘gd at all times, Ny ly nay other route, ynaange tickets ort contract ht to an: int sve entre Wea cal ie ay ‘women, or tou rf 1. pore Passenger Aj Feb, 22, 00., Freight