The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1859, Page 8

—_——— Religious Intelligence. sae CMY CHURCHES. { Rev. '?. J. Sawyer, D. D., pastor of the Universalist con- @regation in Orchard street, acar Broome, will preach in As church this morning aud evening. By request the Budject of the discourse in the evening will be, “Vica ‘vious Atcnement.’’ ‘A fourth discourre on the iniquity of the traffic in slaves, aad of te Jaws by which it ie supported, will be deliver- ei by Rev. Dr. Cheever, this evening, in the church of the Puritans, Eid, J, C, Stark, formerly of Massilon, Ohio, has ac- eopted the unanimous call of the Seventeenth street nristian church, near Sixth avenue, where he will preach ‘wice each Sunday, morning and evening. Jn the Higbteenth street Baptist church, one door weet ef Fifth avenue, preaching this morning at 10}4, by Rev. ‘W.S. Hall, pastor of the Laight street Baptist church. Rey. 8. A. Corey will preach in the evening. Ye the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of Bleecker and Downing streets, Rey. ©. H. Lombard, of Mount Vernon, N. ¥., will preach this morning aud evening. In the Jobo strect First Methodist Fpiscopal church, preaching’ this morning and evening by Rev. Charles E. Barris, ‘the Right Rev. Bishop Southgate will preach this even: fg in the Memorial church, corner of Hammond street and Waverley street, Divine service will be held, as usual, this morning and wflernoon, in the North Dutch church, corner of William and Fulton streets. Public worship will be held in the New Jerusstem ehurch (Swecenbergian), at Lyrique Hall, 765 Broadway, sie morning. In the New Jerusalem house of worship, Thirty. ffth street, between Fourth and Lexington avennes, Rev. W. M. Fernald wilt preach this morning. Mr. Fernald will Recture in the evening. Subject—Divine Providence, general and special.” Rey. Robt. G. Dickson, the pastor, will preach this morning and evening in the Protestant Ppiscopal Mission burch, Clinton Hall, Astor place. Rey. Dr. Mathews will deliver the last of the serles of yermons to medical students, this morning, in the Rev. Dr. Macauley’s church, corner of Fifth ayenue and Twenty- Girat street. In the South Baptist church, West Twenty fifth street, near Fighth avenue, Rev, Matthew Hale Smith will preach his morning, and Rey. Mr. Kimball will preach in the af, Sernoon. In the Stanton street Presbyterian church, corner of Forsyth street, the sermon this evening will be delivered by the Rov. W. R. Williams, D. D., of this city. Preach- ing by the pastor, Rey. Joseph Sanderson, this morning and afternoon. . ‘The Rev. Dr. Macmenamy and several friends of the Bible will point out the unchristian character of purgato- ry and answer objections, in Spring Street Hall, 185 Spring mreet, this evening. ‘The services in the Sixth avenue Reformed Dutch eburch, opposite Amity street, will be held ag usual this aworning and evening. Rey. John Thomson, D. D., will preach at the Academy of Music this evening. Dr. Armitage, pastor of the Norfolk strect Baptist shurch, will preach at Trenor’s Academy, Thirty-fourth mircet, one door west of Broadway, this afternoon. J. Vincent Huntington will discourse on the ‘ Idolatry ‘of the Nineteenth Century,” this evening, in Mozart Hall, 663 Broadway. Rey. J. Donovan, D. D., will deliver a lecture this eyven- ng, in St, Peter’s Catholic church, Barclay street, on the *« Exalted Dignity of Christian Charity and its Prastical D- Pusiration by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.” ORDINATION. At an Ecclesiastical Council convened in Rodman, N. Y. February 16, 1859, Mr. Quincy Blakely, a graduate of Duyn Theological Sem:nary, and licentiate of New York and Brooklyn Association, was ordained to the work of ‘the Gospe! ministry. INVITATIONS, The Dnitarian Society in Haverhill, Mass., has given a ‘unanimous invitation to Rev. W. T. Clarke to become its pastor, and be bas accepted the invitation. ‘The veetry of Trinity Church, in Parkersburg, Va., are pbout extending a call to Henry A. Wise, Jr., (son of Governor Wise,) to fill their vacant rectorship. Rev. Mr. Crozier has received a unanimous call from the Unitarian Church and Society in Marblehead, Mass. to become their pastor, at a salary of $1,300. It is stated ‘Mat his anwer will be given on the Ist of March. The Presbyterian church of Poughkeepsie gN. ¥., have Ymvited Rev. F. B, Wheeler, of Saco, Me., to the pastorate @f said church. Rey. Noble Armstrong has received and accepted a wpanimous invitatioa to supply the church at Plymouth, Indiana, for a year. INSTALLATIONS. Rey, M. Earl Dunham was ordaived and installed pastor ef ihe Presbyterian church in Clayvilie, N. Y., by the Presbytery of Utica, on Tuesday, the 16th inst, Rev. Jobn F: Mines was ordained and installed over Grace church, Broad Brook, Conn., on the 9th inst., Right . Bishop Williams officiating. RESIGNATIONS. Rev. Mr. Bolles, pastor of the Unitarian church, for- mer ly Dr. Clapp’s, in New Orleans, bas tendered his resig- ation. Rev. 8. Ilisley bas resigned the pastoral charge of the burch in Essex, Conn., tae resignation to take effect in Abe epring. DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. The Rev. Thomas Baker, of the Methodist Episcopal ehorch in this city, died on Friday morning, after a very Drief illuess, aged fifty-nineyears. He has been for nearly Qirty years connected with the Methodist Book Concern. He preached on Sunday afternoon at Yorkville. Five Iinutes after the close of the services he was attacked with paralysi on the left side. He, however, oun re- covered and reached his residence nearly in his usual health. On Tuesday another attack came on, and before n00n on Friday he died. He was much esteemed. MISCELLANEOUS. When notice has been given that a collection will be Yaken up in achurch, says the Evangelist, on a particular Sabbath, some members are in the habit of running away frem their own to some other church on that day, t0 avoid ‘the pain of making a contribution; or, by # singular coin- eience, they are indisposed on that Sabbath, though they ‘ook remarkably well when they are seen at their accus- tomed haunts bright and early on the Monday morning following. Tre property formerly known as the Saviour’s church, of the Methodist Society, situate in First street, between First and Second avenues, was purchased at Sheriff's sale, en Feb. 1, for the Firat street Presbyterian church. ‘The members of the South Dutch church in this city have pledged themselves to the support of three mission- ‘aries in Japan; and we feel assured that from other churches our Board will soon receive liberal con- twibutions for the establishment of our mission in this most promising field. Rev. James ©. Richmond, of Milwaukie, an minister, who says that in 1847 he challenged the world 4m support of Epiecopacy, which challenge has never beea accepted, now renews ‘the challenge to Henry Ward Beecher, and invites a public debate. He concludes his address to Mr. Beecher as followe:—Finally, such is my Jaith in the power of truth, that I am willing to oppose my ‘weakness to your strength, to travel 1,000 miles and pay my own expenses; to meet you after Easter, amidst the comforts of your own home and the helps of your own Mbrary, in ad oral debate, in your own meeting ‘house, in Brooklyn, or any where, and show that your Oungregational ‘and Presbyterian systems are in a state of schism, and therefore of sin, against the Apostolic church, or the one ooy of our Lord Jesus Christ, Rev. Joy H. Fairchild, who was quite well known to a large circle of acquaintances, died at South Boston, Mass. en the 2ist inst., having nearly completed the ‘allotted term of human life, being of the age of sixty-nine years apd ten months, Ke had suffered much from paralysis for a few years past, and had not been active ip any re- spect, either professionally or otherwise. Rey. Nathan Wildman, of Plainville, Conn., died on the ‘16th inst. His diseaze was tung fever. He was about sixty three years of age, and highly esteemed as n faith. ful and able pastor. He was for a number of years pas. tor of the First Baptist church in New London, Died, at Wilton, Conn. , on the 27th of January, the Rev. Charles B. Ball. ' But one sbort year had clapsed since his ordination, and only one week before his death be first perceived in his face indications that seemed wo Wreaten him with a boil, or at the worst with a carbun- cle; bat early in the ensuing week, symptoms of a ma. Mgnant erysipelas appeared, and on Thursday the 27th of January, at7 A. M., be fell asieep. Seldom bas so young ‘a pastor been called away from 80 loving m flock. Several of the neighboring pastors took part in the funeral ser- ‘Vices, among them the Rector of the Episcopal church in Wilton, who showed a brother's, love. A youthful wife with an infant of a few days in her arms, mourns for the husband and father, Rev. M. Hugging, of the Westminister Presbyterian eburch, of East Rockford, Ill., died on the 16th instant after a brief but painful iliness, He was born, says th Rochester Daily News, in Marion, Wayne county, State o New York, and was « school mate of the Drs. Ciark of this city. Mr. Huggins’ first mivistry was in Havana, New York, where he preached for fourteen years, and succeed 4 in building up @ prosperous and thriving church, and Bias held in bigh repute for is ability and eloquence Boon aftor the Presbyterian church of East Rockford wa pe aoe ya now some three years since, Mr. Hi ing re ived @ call to assume its pastoral charge, which he ac NEW CHURCHES, ‘The have decided to build a new house on the site of their present one in Cambridgeport, Mare., and a ‘committee bas been appointed to obtain subsariptions, ‘The new M. E. chapel at Roseville, N. J., will be dedi- ented to-day with appropriate exercises. A new Catholic church is to be erected at the junction of ‘Bank: and Hudson streets, opposite Wallace place, Newark, several acres having already been secured in that r . inoaiy for the purpose, ‘The editor of the Methodiet Protestant, Baltimore, gives to bia indignation at the Tc. of tho Delaware lottery grant to build a Methodist Sralenh chvirch at Townsend, Delaware. President Roby, of the Mx'ryland Annual Conference, bas addressed ‘a letter to the editor, in which he says:—* I hereby pro claim to the world iim} the Maryland Annwal Conference it. of the Methodist Protestant Church will ever be & party wont [= my to any such nefas! Among the unmarked and unhonored rural comete at Camden, Aakansas, 18 of the itustri oak tree, with the its rough bark. He is said to have been an - NEW YORK HF’xayp, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1859. was about forty five years of age, and leaves @ far-igy of POSTAL DIRECTORY. Brig J West, Woouter, from New Maven for Mayagues. Feb Monta ious “7 +. Keeluy), who is evidentiy en- | children, mioet of yes in the | vious of the imurest’ _.. made by Genevidve on Cypricn | Gry Mortauiry.—The total number o€ deathe in this ereign and Domestic Mails, “erie ors [Relloy, from Boston for Balimore. Feb 38, ta me, i deser” J), be peed TIME OF CLOSING AT THE WEW YORK OFFICE. Schr Sobawk, from Cardenas for ——, Feb 7, lat abt $1 34, ‘Hens ; hie only monument i aD whom see 4s 0 proud to permit his marriags | “ity last week vas 113, of which 23 were men, 20 women, or pad ea oe Beart, od ile name carvod in| With ® poor ‘¢ ‘A scene takes place between Cy- | 88 boys and 32 girls, The ineases were:—Jon- Pennine as Petiio spt Conata... 2 T- SBA trend, Mart, trom New avon for Mavagues Ped bie and | Prem and Go" sisters, in which tho bashful tim\- | enmption, 16; infammation of the lunge, 12; smallpox, Behr Sarah racecter, Fob 28, fo voted minister of the Gospel. Siecy, lover is mort Amoningiy depicted by Mr. | 4: scarev fever, 4; puerperal fever, 8: blows fever r Sarah Smith, Smith, ence for Glouecste, de mi ‘This is follow»! by one the father. Old | stillborn, 1 mature birth, 2, &. Under ‘one year of Fi Scbr Sarah Ann, Baker, from Boston for Newport, Feb 25, in Rey, W. L. Breckinridge, D.D., it 1s paid, is to be ten- dered the Presidency of tbe Fligabetia Anil College, which ig to be established under the late Miss Aull’s bequest that purpore, at Lexington, Mo. Dr. Carruthers, of Portland, Me. i that was the fort ano Neensed to the ministry (at 18 years of age), during which time be bas preached the gospel in Tartary, Rov sia, Eng- before taking bis present Pas’ orate, licensed jand and Canada, pe Aer: aac Dramatic and Musical Meters. Mile, Piccolomini Pag been giving comcerts during the last week in Cinciniati, en roude for Re South, ‘They are going to have a new opera house at New Or. leans. We (Pivayune, 16th) learn that the project for the erection of a new opera house, to be under the able agement of Mr, Bondousquié, has met with genera! fevor. The lists of subscription to stock are in the hands of the lea®ing patrons of the old Orleans Opera Howe, y ave exerted themselves so actively as to have yup to yesterday, nearly, if no! quite which is quite & handsome sum te commence a on suck short notice. The friends of the enterprise do mi and thi obtain not mtend cured sufficient to erect a first class opera house. We underttand that Mr, Boudouequié hag abandoned all idea of carrying on the opera at the old Orleaus theatre, aiter the termination of his present lease, age, 42,’ Natives of the United he tt) ie f' from the prowd dition eine he ving pu: Geno: | Germany, 2; Sootiand, 1; England, 1; Wales oe. Cutnorine represented; and having put Geno- Ave) ‘Viney: Ser Lady Suffolk, Baker, from Boston for NYork, Fee 25, i honesty aud virtue to& sovere tent, Ro woes | Crry Pnovemry at SiMEy's S1z—The Sheriff adver- Vipaue ene Ps r ry Payson, Eldridge, from Boston for Norfolk, Feb in a recont sormea., | Of beth seem sccured FDuL itis hot tb. Tosetie hc boca | tse forsale under several executions ngsinet the alty, fre cia Theta Py ‘tur Thomas P Seymour, Kelley, from Boston fork, Fe 35 in Vineyard bound oo whois te Vineyard Bounds es” Tom Deslon for Richmond, Feb 3%, Schr Isabella, Eldridge, from Boston for NYork, Feb 25, in Vinevard Bound, tchr £ J Munsell, Kelley, from Salem for Richmond, Feb 25, escerWrsihe Cefn, from Newt port for Philadelp Bebr Wreath, Oofiin, an Feb 25, in Vineyard Sound. es ne veh Superior, Ropinson, from Boston for NYork, Feb 2, in evard Sound, efit Bagle, from Rockiand for NYork, Feb 26, in Vineyard ‘oun Foreign Ports. Axzrmm, Deco—Pared Ino, Plummer, from Shanghae foe NYork; 141, Merrianc, Thurrton, trom Belavia for do; 16th, Henderson, Habell, from byo-chow-foo for do} 17th, ‘Tortar, Mix, from Whampoa for do. ALGOA Pay OOH Deo 23—\n port barks Gemmbok, Mayo, from Boston, arr 19th: Zephyr, Small, trou do, arr 28h; White Cloud Spear for London. y . CGH. Jan 1—In port bark Petrea, Crowell, for the Bahama Islands, from NYork for Melbourne. > ee u, N. P. The United States postage wil) In port Jan 7, bark Fleet Eagle, Lindberg, from Boston, be five ceula per baif ounce on letters, wndtwo | arr fh, / all Carcurta, Dec 24—Arr Wm dturgie. Uook, Acapuleo; 2th, re | Tirrell, Morgan, Liverpool; Jan 1, Ucean Queen, Hale, do. colt Ree 38, Undaunted, Freaman. Boston, 26th, Niobe, Storer, lo: Abbott Lawrence, Davis, do; 2h, shepoard Kaapp, York, N York; 30th, Southern Cross, Howes, hoswou; Kdwin Groskeb, do? John Trucke Lindsay, Phitaderpilars Jan casey engines Nos, 1, 8, 4,8, 13 and 17, the portraits of tho Mayors in the Governor’s room, and the furniture in the several departments occupied by the city officers. ereary since LS was | forgotten im the arrangement. The Girard family will uot sdmit ber, on account of ber levity and her Protestan(is:a; ang Josette pleads so strongly her mother’s dying iajuzc tion, that Gevevidve may not insist on their separation. ‘She sacritices, therefore, her own happiness to her sister's. This little part of Josette was so well played by Miss St. George that much regret was felt, atthe opening oLpne second act, that she was dead. Sbe had been beudivod by a young soldier, aud had a child—the fact bemg known te none but Madame Belan (Mrs, Weatou). Cyprien is pow inclined to renew his courtship, but is under pro- mises to Catherine, who selects the moment o! Ge- uevieve sorrow to acquiant her with the fect of her aproaching wedding This unfeeling condect be- comes known to Cyprien, who resolves thereupoa to discard Catherine in favor of bis former love. Bui Cacherine Las become aware of the coutenis of a jetter, nm which allusion is made to the birth of a child: end bas'tly concludes that Genevidve has been guilty of indiscretion, With this she charges her to Cyprien. Again, Genevieve is shown capable of a siators sacrifice. To conceai Josette’s sbame, she silently accepts the impu- sation, avd thereby a second time loses Cyprien, But in the third act compensation is to be made, and the in- rigumg Catherive herself to bring about a happy denoue- ment by ber repentance. Poor {Genevidve is reduced to ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarvnpay, Feb, 26—6 P. M. We have to note increased activity in the stock market, with rather a. general improvement in pricee. For some time the desire for an advance in prices bas been general ainong the brokers, who gee their business slipping away from them in consequence of the public distrust of rail- way securities, But so long as everything was a‘veree to @ renewal of speculation tn railway stocke—so long as the roads were doing no business, and there were no signs of returning commercial activity—the brokers could not mend the matter. - Now, it is arged, the roads are doing better. So far as retarne for February have como to band, they show an increase in almost every case over February, 1868. There is a fair prospect that the 8. Laxey Orry.The Overland Mafl from ®t. Joseph .) to Balt tt eoere abou So mackcd "Orcnican 00,000, Care tows st with, inxivg thelr efforts until an amount is pro NJ ud gee) bel bi \" % i 4 p s _ Mr. Stephen’ Massett wns at Columbia, S.C. ast wook. | Want, Aud socks shelter ins barn on Girard’s furin. TL 18 | improvement will continue. Should the crops promise uch mond Via Sousampioa on we iu aad | Breb.c endl POU ia Prosbinghnn binenes ee Pork Re prints the following suggestive notis in hs bilb:— | family'vee in Ube morning she Ws discovered by them, aud | ell in the West, and fail sbroad, tho roads will } | Signi Tit tn a) ree eam einan, New Forks Mr. Stephen Mamgett’ otber of dhe oresen ct livery, which will total absence from ‘and adjunets of theatrical reprerentation, and has | stevsively patronized by the clergy in the vations count hrovugh which he has travelied, whe Lave in mapy instan' placed at bis disposal thetr chapels snd school rooms for its de st firet treated as acriminal vagrant. Ultimately, Madame Belan diecloses the real facts, and Genevieve is taken care of. And now & bridal party ‘assembles to do houor to the marriage of Cyprien and Catherine that, very morning but Catherine has grown cautious, and is somewhat touched with pity algo, aud rightly {feeling that her union with Cyprien could not be happy, invests Genevieve in no doubt once more do a very large business, Tt would uot be surprising, in such an ovent, to see Rock Island and Galena again pay large dividends before January 1, and Michigan Southern pay all the ar- rears of interest on the guaranteed stock, With this basis ertainment, unlike ulmost any tirely divested of all the apoil- HONG Koxa, Lee Sarr Renown, Sinith, Sau, Francisco: snpton 4th and oA ‘ § . ) 20h, Comet, Burr, do; iat. Masti@, Jouuson, Amoy; 2d, Unel Ape Tet ae se the oem, Via Bouthe | po -cy, rwule, Liverpool, 25th, ‘tiovudurogm’ Sawer dos aiibe Korweo, Kdwerds, San #ranclaco; With, Tuvineible Johason, doe HALEAX, Feb 25,6 AM (oy tah—Are Br steamship amerion, MARITIME INTELLIG EAC Bs | ieee Ge IN see rom nt - day, ea 8 n iwelf be @ geen oop clang for the it of auything tat cam offend even the most fastidions ber bridal garments, dnd resigns her claim to the young | to Work upon, several partics in the strect have for some ALMANAO TOR WEW YORE—THIS DAY. MaisouRNx, Nov 18—Are Herbert, Bangs, Boston; J Very good for the actors, that. farmer’s hand, Great is tho delight of all parties cou- | days been working quietly fora rise. Their parchases 8] | moax une Leuahihm, NYork, Sierrs Novedy I lanar, do; Dee 7 = = Kien Foster, Robinzon, on; James Lik “otter, re. Julia Dean Hayne was playing at Savanna last gerne Anal the curtain falls on one of the most successtt | rave not been indiserianinating or excessive. Thoy have eR tsp aomeerevat ee emstscele, Ot Tr, Tadepenence i rane. 8 York, Patestin, Howes, do slg week, at Fg a ears, ‘Tm ‘Gane " only bought good things, and bought them go moderawaly Port of New York, February 26, 1859, 26 15, A Thompson, Small, Guam The opera season, by the Strakosch company, was com. | Tm Seusan’a New Booth a saws tela down if their caleclstiond should fail, or yer Matanass' feo la-t0 port se’ Gale bernoe me Koy menced at Chicago, 22d, with was to be a matinee on the 26th, m aid of the Moynt Ver non fund. The p) Miss J. M. Davenpert closed her epgagement at Balti- publishes some details of this building, which has beon erected on a lovely spot, at a sbort distance from the Bos- phorus, opposite Scutari, the Sea of Marmora, and the So- regiio Point. Having been constructed for the use of the Sultan, it has large apartments and a banqueting room, norezia Borgia.” ‘Thore CLEARED. Weaute Kl Bie : : Steamabip White Cloud, Sands, Hong Kor Sore pene deck load of bark Louisa (05, Master. ce \o-sageane Montgomery, Crocker, Savan: -H B Cromwell gonraas’ Fp eee Fi being ‘Brandy, NYork; 5 eI Date, ui by a Bieamsbto Florida, Crowell, Savannah—8 1, Mitebill & Son, ¢ Lind, Salih, Sau Pranclaco, 10k: Pama Flushes some untoward event reverse present prospects. They have, of course, an arduous task before them. The pub- lic will not readily be seduced into the stock market. The rices were the same as in New York. more on the 26th. Mr. Hackett suéteeded Miss Agnes “ or Steamanip Columbia, Berry, Charlesion—Spoftord, Tilestos | McGuire, Madras Roberton and Mr. Bourcicault at the Washington theatre. Econ ding Pee ly u ae “ Baring. Salve influence of the leading stock—-New York Contral—is pre | co" SiaNouak, Lec 19—Bld Canvas Back, Clark, NYork; thy Judicial to the market, Still, they may succeed, and per- | Steamship Jamestown, Parrish. Norfolk. £o—H Ludlam. Inaac Jeanes, Chipman, do. The Misses Western intend to produco “Our Female | cherche manner, being well embossed gilded leather, 14 Ehip Viet Anderson, Londoo—E & Morgan & Wiley, St Hevena, Jav 16—No Am vessel in American Cousin’ at the National, Boston. The original | having a aplendid Aubuscon carpot, and fitted up with lus- | €0n8 in the business naturally hope they will. To-day | gnip New orlenun Rich’ New Orleans Wik T Prost Taaie Bay, OH, Dec 2% Sid bark Valea, Locke, Algow “Cousin”? is boing acted at several country theatres. At | tres of rock crystal. There is algo in thie room, where oc- | Misgouris and other State stocks took the lead in the ad. NT ea a ee jn d a a Bagi Foret {rowell from a orig. fea aia! EL Davenport Lord Bundvearye at PMaY® Asa and Mr. | casionaliy dipiomatic banquets are given two concealed | vance, Missouris rose X per cont, and wore in de-| Bark D Jest Gide, Hellat —Jounh ex. passed Anjisr 1ith); 224, Don Quixote, tiale: NYorke OM E. L. Davenport Lord Dundreary. Bark KH Gamble, Powell, 8 Marks. acehach aaa : os orchestra. ‘The theatre itself somewhat resembles that | mand ot the advance. Hudson River bonds continue | Burk Xt ff Gamanle, Rowees OL AME church & Co. Homo Porte, Bee. Mariech, as peer Beye Se ee mural irom 1 2 “vecmaliiens ia hana itee Ff teen Gore ameter ie |G ie Tike nest at advancing prices. In| Brig aD Whidden, Parker, Turks falands, W ALEXANDRIA, Feb 2¢—arr echr Marietia Burr, Nicker: theatre, Philadelphia, and bis let is much p: yt ae a tt ee + t req Brig Time, McDougal, Si John son, Boston. Sid abip Venioa, Waithman, NUrleans the press. so fi e ail Fa eee ag sooynd Hier grated for | bank stockstnere was very little done, Among thespeo- | frit Nuvian Davis tcuilo--Poat, Smith & Co, POSTON, Feb 25—Arr steamer Oly nf New York, Howes, Mrs. C. Howard and Mr. H, Watkins are starring in the greatest magnificence, ‘and the whole Duilding does honor | lative stocks New York Central led the advance, rising Sehr Figranoe, Monat oo an ne Fela te loys eaen 00d, iby brig x Bulk 1 Southern cities. . to the taste of those who were entrusted with the task of r cent, with a large business at the advance. On| fchr Louisa’ eo. Chariadion 7 0 een, GH, via St Helena; Sea Bird, Taylor, Cape Town So: Glen« 3 per cent, Mr. T. ©, Evans is in London, just fresh from New York, | constructing it. Echr Cabot ‘Hamilton, Hoston—9 H Nickerson. ; Priscilla, Ni jachicola: with a view of and Mr. Artbur Smith will hereafter. Mr. warm on theatrical management and positively hot on act- tng, and that it is lessee of a theatr Mrs. W. ©. Forbes continu Haymarket. Mme. Celesto is drawing good houses at the Lyceum. It ip said that the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams It is stated that the next and last Shaksperian revival, under Mr. C. Kean’s mi ment, at the Princess’ thea- ton, Apal BF Sparks, Newcomb, Tangier; 8 A Hammond, Paine, ARRIVED, id: ath Francisco, barks Fraskiin, MMS Mee ED. at in. Francisco, rranklin, Steamship Fulton, Wotton. Havre and Southampton Feb 9 | dad; Exeter, (Br) Mortimer, Sagua, brig stephen Young, Sank with mdse and passengers, to W 8 Drayton. Feb 15, Is, | Stinchfield. Lp eno og D ©; schra Maria Pickup, Baker, Wul- bound East rietis, Chase, Norfole and City ‘Point: Marl- hia Alfred. en ‘sonem, N Yorks Lonadcle” Crowell a, 5 A Karret jon ork; le, Cro’ , ip Bremen (Brem), Weasels, Bremen, Feb 3, wiih Biaiwind NNWto Nie abip Majesties (wad protabiy anchored mdue and passengers, to Gelbecke, Keulgen & ‘Relchelt. below); barks Bebring, Cauaga, Glen. Ship North atlanta Sieamahip Karnak (Br), Brownless, Havans. Feb 19, and | and bork Jamen Smith started and anchored below, where re Nasbeu Ziet, with mdse E Cunard. mainsship Edward. PR Een harp, 4 iy a ace Cee Lavacca, Par! this road, too, the business is said to be increasing. Hud- gon River was higher; the directors do not seem to ap- prehend any evil consequences from the rupture with the Central. Reading was moderately taken by the Philadel- phians. Among the Western stocks, Rock Island was the most active ata slight advance. Of course, the stories about the bridge are not reliable. Michigan Southern guaranteed was 3 higher. Michigan Central likewise im- proved. In the afternoon stocks were quict, without much change. Both the Michigan shares were higher. bey g Dickens to the United States, accompany him. Of this more Albert Smith says that Mr. Dickens is Roya. Visir To THR Orera.—The London Times corres- Pondent (Jan. 24) writes from Turin as follows:—A state ‘visit of the Kin; the theatre is the signal for the mana- ger to double his prices and lay ina large stock of wax candles. The Italian theatres are usually extremely gloomy and ill-lighted, although still far better in this ro- spect than they grere some years ago. Old play goers at Milan tell you of the day when the vast theatre Alla Scala ‘was £0 dark that ladies used to have lights in their boxes to protect their reputation from scandal. Things have im- proved since then; but to a French or English eye an Italian theatre still looks very dismal, owing to the ab- Sloop J Adams, Hallock, New Haven—Master. Sleamar Jk Thompeon: right. South Amboy. just possible he may soon become the é in the Stran¢ successful débul at the will be prolonged at Drury Lane. wsengers, to K Ci Bark Gerbard Cidentbury) Feo jes, Boston, d days, in bal: | — 26th—arr (by te) lant 1a: Stanton & huger, Will load for Bordeans Hood, xlby, ‘Norlean ill be * ” rence of lights | the boxes. On grand Brig Jurgen Rahlff (Dan), Koch, Bahla, 68 days, with suzar, | ton, N 7 tre, will be ‘King Henry V. Pocenba poh a rallral Lsaehaeaen pai Tiere is | _ The coal tonnage by the Reading Railroad this week was | ,, Fe eee Gan Experienced heavy werther’ om the pas’ | Mubiler wurden Tydcrnsh Sermaie: halve ain ibe: ‘York, Mr. Gye bas been to Bayes search, Pera , Of anoth- | an ijumination giorno, and you are’ dazzled | 24,499 tons, making a total for the year of 908,040 tons, sage; eplit salles ae Benoit, i ptt from Charleston—she refused to take a pilot, a NE soow from Covent Garden to Dury Lane wan effected’ remains « | DY,,%, Perfect blaze of light. Last night the gilt | against 220,816 tons to the same time last yoar—belng an | ion "he CS nernoien A Keliomar on ey ee Me OOF | aT Wie APTOACMDR chr Polly Price, Adams, Alexa muzzle, which may possibly be unraveled some time coger lay id one tee . lights, e which ingrease already of nearly 65,000 tons. Ae ore rien en FALL rie Fe Corn yup} ima | RIVER, _-; ence, but which at present is inexplicable. formed four unbroken and brilliant chains round | The business ofthe Sub-Treasury to-day wasasfollows:— | kchr #8 Miller, Hand, Wilmington, NO, 4 da . York. doit, aches Wea tilly Nokes: Cbsrieatoer Chek Bie In Paris there is much talk about the forthcoming drama | the theatre—broken, that is to say, only partially by the area? Cole tees nc Manne nc & Fidge, Morel, Hiver Quesa, Reynolia. 1 ietk, of Alexandre Dumas, the son. This is, it is said, to be en- | height of the royal box in the centre of the house, which Payee Tea pe pam DGABTOWN, Feb 2 arr brig Judge Blaney, Bredley, titled ‘Le Pére Prodigue,” and those who have received | was lighted up internally with chandeliers. ‘The boxes Behr F B Hodgman, Prince, Kockland. 18 days, Go: Depont biytier ‘Eilesbewport for, dor Gilman O King. communication of parts of the plot and of the dialogue | are not wide, but before every one were ton or n dozen Behr Medora. Ravage, Rockland, 4 days, : Haven Hick hee Galsder Metin’ at bene Sultraed tats be Catto re fora aes | Sirti ae bencetae Cie ee oe : Ay oy Ia Ee tan Dees Dri inh Ij er for see the COBB Ant ust D land, Lai Dy Dri a frill ehock even a Parisian audience. ther for the firet time, and on the evening of thelr be. | _ The amount of Treasury notes received during the week Sehr Sarah Jane, Russell Marblehead, 6 days. Jad; Balgurnes Hunt, Noval (or Wockland Fc ne The Gasette National of Vienna, of the 10th, says:— | trothal, and therush for places was great. ‘Before the first | was $211,780 88. spree = Spee. oes iennidga f ‘ab interesting demonstration took place at the the palace. The piece was Gocthe’s “Gotz do Berlicbingen.” It coptains many allusions to the strength of the German national sentiment in opposing toreiga pre- theatre oi tens exthusiastic appl ranks of society. Mr. Wigan, it act of ‘Robert le Diable” was over there was scarcely a place in the house unoccupied, and the dail pre- sented by the lofty circle of boxes, fillea ‘with elegant!: dressed jadies, defended by crinoline and sparkling wi The exchanges at the bank clearing house to-day were $16,245,046 76, and the balances $1,014,466 60. The steamship Lebanon sailed to-day for Europe, with w HOLMES" HOLE Feo 2s: Panarr shi'Gen Berry, Davis: BELOW. 1M ES? eb 2, PM Arr ship ‘The pllotboat JM Waterbury, No 10, reports the schr Ocean’| Rochelle via NYork for Boston, brigs Geor ia ote, , at sens eh Alexandria. for. do; Redgeley, Blut Pe tor Bird, trom Matanzas, Kennebunk; schre'a Tire, Bical and Home, Nada SAILED. ei he Columbia, FI and M 7 Baltimore for pei arcs Liscnee Yeanteat, ; ail theo were hailed by the whole houso with | Jewels, was exceedingly brilliant. The royal party were | $322,000 in specic on freight, ‘The shipment is large, but | gavannain Jamestoway fichaonae La peg Py et anes, Laarence, lause, Tho same feeling pervades all | ¢*Pected to arrive after the first act of the opera, and, | i+ must be remembered that the Lebanon was the on! ‘The Br steamships Lebanon, for Liverpool, and Edinburg, | _ Feb 26-Arr bark A HK Crockett, Providence that over, frgquent glances of expectation were directed at - Ma Crna i aed bay. rm | pdchiand;Garah E Soi Bane Nit ie tine steam vessel that sailed direct this week. Exchange closed steady at 1005% a 9 for bankers’ sterling, and theroyal box. At last, at the close of a very long entr’acte, is said, is in treaty for tho Lyceum | the rumble of theroyai carriages was heard, and presentiy ‘ Ip port, bark A H Kimball, from Provid Rock! ‘Wind this morning ENE, with snow alnce7 o'clock; sunset | 17 Aiotrict, Georgia, Uniptre, aehra df Lawrenee, A pit theatre, and the transaction will be concluded, one way or | {he ‘King entered qith hia daughter, accompenion ; cone 8 Frollidey, F Lawrence, Fentsmount Home Wid NE, Sten, io few days. Should Mr. Wigan not bethefuture | Prince Napoleon and other distinguished Personages, | 6126 # 6.16 for francs, BANDY HOO ee re ae aha Pore ow and four | At anchor olf Nobeque, bark J O Nickels, Nickels, from cornet eda ection will bo | ‘There was great applause, crios of + Viva i He,” and [| The following table will compare the exports of the | »,ey anchored inside the Hock, bound im Weamsr wick os | N¥OR or Bowion: teiplccaa eh teas er 7 alco distinguished one or two evoivas for Prince Napoleon. | seven principal staple articles for the week:— shore. Wind NNE, freah, Chasspaske, freee Neate fer Ported ne BY, eamer: The receipts of the different theatres, concerts, balls | Everybody bad of course risen, and the ladies all stand- HIGHLANDS, NJ, Feb Very thick . | Caer cats ame 2 rare for Portland. 5 Bt 5 26, sunset—Very off shore; 5 1) ship Peter, and and other places of public resort in Paris amounted for | ing up in front of their boxes, and those behind. pressin, Value’ | can’taee but a very short olstance, Wind NAB, fresh. “America, NYork, Swell, Boston; Caroline Nesmith, Liverpoaly the year 1858 to 18,878,600fr. A comparison of the above | forward to get a view. The applause was sustained, ani $87,802 | SQUAN, NJ, Feb 26, sunset—No vessels in sight. Nothing | bark Aujora, Boston. Below Tennessee, Forves, with some preceding years gives an increase of 1,469,- | after it had subsided, it was renewed; but consider- 76/598 | Teported ashore, Weather cloudy and stormy. Wind frean | from Vera Cruz . 438fr. over 1864; of 607,061fr. over 1856, and of 132,236(r. | ing the great number of persons present, it did not ap. | Eur, Puls... 2/360 490 “Soa | tom NNW. G Hortons Iicmsiogs Braublin, Deniog oe’ Olase ttene, over 1857. In 1855 the receipts amounted to 16,108,836¢r., | pear to me to proceed from a very large proportion of the | Cornmeal. Dbis. 1202 == |, LONG BRANOB, Feb 26, suneet—Nothing in sight. Very | Walden NYork. = i a being an increase of 2.226,800{r.over thote of 1858; but ai | audienco, Jt musi be remembered, howover, thut the | Corn. ual 32/082 2,43 a.tay | SREY ADdraining. ‘Wind fresh from NN, CDEGNE srs Gazelle, Rogers, Norfolk, for Balem; . ¢ Universal 5 , it is | portion of the spectators which docs not shout or claj Na Biss ao Sie 5 - Miscelian se, do for New Bedfo d: Simpson Hart, Howard. New Bed= scarcely fair to make a comparison under such exceptional | hands on such occasions—the ladies, that is to suy—was | Beef, bbls. and tos... 28,523 1,036 17,616 aie? ford 16 load for Guba; Eagla, Uregory, motkand for. NYOPE: circumstances. The proprietors ing when there was an attempt to increase the rent. Mr. E.T. Smith pays paid last year was £3 14s. on £500 sbares, an increase of ids. over the previous. The proposition to increase the rent was negatived, and Meyerbeer’s ne Pork, bbls. and tes.. 5,411 1,886 = 20,529 ‘The steamship Black Warrior was moved on Friday evening | Seneca, Finlay, Barustable for do; ‘Bugler, Bosse, Ws about 125 feet, and Capt Bowne, the Underwriters’ agent, ex for do pects she will be fleated off next high water, The steamtug tes aoa Feb 24—Arr brig J West, Wooster, New m1 Screamer left the steamer yesterday morning, at 9 o'clock, | NRW BkDFURD, Feb 2t—Sid tark Rohert Pennell, Hux- bringing Capt Bowne, the Underwriters’ agent, and all hands | f0Fd, Matanzas. atid ahip Betsey William, Nickerson, that were there employed. They reported the wind blowlog » NEW HAVEN, Feb 2 Arrr ug Neuvites, Nelson, Maya: gale from ENE and anowing hard. Were compelled to leave | guez: ld P Hazzard, Wilson, NYork._sid schr John Jones, f andy wine, he ship and stop both steam pumps [She was filling fast, Capt yERUVAWENCE, Feb 25—Arr steamship Curlew, Arey, 01 very numerous. The reception was undoubtedly a most loyal and cordial one, and the King could not but be ied by it. He ‘remained standing until the ap. we diminished, and repeatedly bowed slightly in acknowledgment. ’ His daughter sat upon his right band, On her right was Prince Napoleon, and next to him the Prince of Piedmont. Tho’ other children and Prince Carignan were to the left of the King. The rear of the box was filled with uniforms, military and of Drury Lane theatre have had a meet- $307 507 $205,731 Decrease of week as compared with that of 1858... 101,776 ‘The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to Febru- ary 24:— now £4,000 per annum. The dividend ir. Smith duly thanked. w operetta is nearly ready at the Opera 1858 1859 Increase. Decrease. $1,075,020 $892,458 - 182,562 Comique. civil. Count Cavour and General Niel were the two most Bowne will proceed to the steamer again as.soon as the weather bre Eliza Willi On Thursday evening, Soon after the news of the safe | conspicuous.of the non-royal persons present, each with | Fi : 1,107,776 400,160 — 707,626 | omen Wille, Galtimore; New Delight ke vil tiizabetnports accouchemevt of the Princess Frederick William bad been | the broad ribbon of the Lgion of Honor acroes his breast, | Co!" meal. SURES GRY 36,090 o1 | We have received another repowt stating that the Black War- | Webster, Perry, ‘NYork; alooo ‘Thomas Hull, Hull, N York, received in London, Mr. Harrison announced the bappy | Cavour talked a good deal with the King during the eo. 21,875 = 248,194 = wd ‘ar’ | Blo schra Senator Wicks, N York. event to a crowded audience at the Royal English Opera. | cond act of the opera, and General Niel conversed for 353 gOS | Horie breaking up, and will bon tot ions, Os Friday, while | | TOR TRARDD Pup Seao7r Dik ins Oulaing, Dison, Bose The communication was received with enthusiam, and the | some time with Princo Napoleon and his bride. 1 cannot S20 oad: 141,806) 91 | Betas Screamer was endeavoring to haul the steamer of, the | Scitts Aimanda fowers, Robinson, Mocklad for, Wort? Lie: Natioual Anthem was sung, with the addition of {heal | endorse the statement of the Orinione that the Princess : 906,128 = _ 9,931 | hawser parted, breaking both legs of one of the tug’s crew. ix, ¢o for do, ‘Cid bark Marv © Fox, Gooding, Gardena lowing verse, improvised for the occasion by Mr. E. Stir- | was brilliant with beauty. She is not beantiful, bat she $501,011 $1022 627 $1694 $iday gon | The following isa list of cargo on board the Black Warrior, a | brig Com Stewart, Bishop, Havana Sid barke Luce Prancess ling:— Ag has what is perhaps betier than beauty, a yory sweet and $9,181,611 $1,029,627 $108,495 $1427,800 | rn err a ase bom coved:-a7dl Dble bone, tea tales Cabada; briga laa D Mogers, Frente Hobbs, and others, Hail this auspicious morn! amiable expression, which I am assured is but the faithful | Decrease as compared with 1858 «1,259,084 at , PLYMOUTH, Feb 94—Arr ahr Sarah Burton, Hassing, Port To Pruseia’s throne is born cotton, 119 bales skins, 17 boxes gum, 28 casea mdse, & trunks | au Prince for mirror of her charfning chi tor. She is rather petite A royal beir! and girlish looking, with brown bair and abesutfally | We 7e04 i the Cincinnati Commercial:— do, 111 bbls do, 17 terces do, 11 kegs do, 28 bdls do, 36 pkas do, |», IGHMOND, Fab 24—Arr Br achr Uncle Tom, Parke, Hall- May he defend ita laws, white ekin. Her bearing was graceful and free from any | _ We are surpriged to hear a well founded rumor that a | 5 cases segars, 2 casks hams 23 bags mdse. Rocko MT. Feb ArT brig. Ade, Boothbay, 10 load for Joined to Old England's cause, sort of embarrassment, altbough her position last night, | ™Ovement is on foot at Columbus, in disregard of the re. | the steamship Marion aiill remains ashore, and in the same | Savanneh; achre rate, Kiwell Nortpbor, 10 load'for do; Al- je Thus win all men's applause— God save the Queen! ‘Te official diapason will, it is said, be announced at the Deginning of April The musical world, ays the Entr’ Acte of Halevy, which, reduction of a quarter of tone in the present*pitch. ‘The Equestrian fire; in afew hours the whole building was reduced to ashes. A number of stags and learned dogs perished in the flames. The cently established trusteesbip, to proceed in the Suprene Court of the Stave in ee warranto—a process issued more than a year since in that court, and slumbering sinco— which will, if pressed, prolong the provoking ‘suspense which is even now discouraging to the many needy per fons who are still hoping for, and expecting something from, the unnecessarily reduced property of the Ohio Life and Trust Co. Tne following were the January earnings of the Ohio - and Missiesippi Railroad: — , position. Steam was got on the ship yesterday, and at high | gomm dletson Et George, to load certs Li ge ag art, do, + an ater they endeavored, with the ald of the steamtug Win H | Gecrge, to load for Clty Point: Albi art, doy to loud Webb, to gether off, but all edurts were unavailing, = Norfolk, “sit disc scbra Henrie, Jones” Richmond, Chak wi % The Hizabeth, from | lenge, Hall, do; 24d, Leader. Hart, Norfolk. xew Orieuns tor Boron miter on Gedat Polat Seltusier at | yHOCKLAND,Febil—nid achre Youh achoro, Merril, New Fe . } ‘i + Bi errill; Amanda 12} o'clock to day. She basa hole os Parwell, Pack rd; Buy tobias az the focus of the public gaze, must have been a little trying to a young lady not yet sixteen. City Intelligence. Coxonzt. Cocks’ Covrr Marmiat.—The court martial Jately convened for the trial of Colonel Cocks, of the Twelfth Regiment, after sitting for thirty-three sessions, adjourned. The charges brought against the above officer , awaits with interest the report of M. e understand, recommends the simple The O waa ult at Hath, Mey in 1647, 8 619: tome boy 0 ‘ o " i " ter, rates 43 and owned by Harwood & C>, of Boston. =e Son; Ellen, Shaliuck: Mary Langdon, Jackson; ee eee et ee ‘WILMINGTON, NO, Feb 23—Arr brig Lydin Stover, Cates, Circus at Warsaw has been destroyed by Br Barx Estner Frances, of and for Swansea from St Ja Secale res eee Sa Le: | The trtchargs wen end by oe rfvn of Se Clea aca vo | Bake riecomzeteas ia ch ste ae as | een j Be on frightful, but it was impossible to get at them. The horses is y e ore and materials bave been saved. ‘Vesela total loss. Ld were saved. The annual banquet in honor of the anniversary of Moliére’s birthday was attended at Paris this year by 186 | even Baron Taylor in the chair. General Guédéonoff, formerly director of the theatres of St. Petersburg, was to parade with his regiment when ordered to do so by the Major General, on the occasion of the exhumation of the remains of ex-President Monroe; the gecond was for absence from a brigade dri!l and visiting a rade of another regiment. On the trial considera- Brio A Exatt, at Philadelphia, anchored 20th inst, offthe | TRON GARDEX Fourteen Foot Hank, and areated inmrante of two falls an ee eee {ng the violent 8W gale, losing an anchor. JANES, BEEBE & .00., 356. adway, N Buc Easr— Capt Graftam, of brig Bast, hence at Galveston, N.Y. , Hole in the Wall Tn addition to their usual v ‘are constantly prod ed, rertoard hie in w state articles of adornment gd lawns, court pi 4 i it, and med much it i I Ath deme aren tar er propsed ats | yagi sa’ de, a ae ao wer | Po rom 840, teens Seren rtceece Was drunk with great en- |’ apy opinion on the merits of the case, but simply say that Bai rel Uroakied ake Ardroommaron the Se Bt kaa Goes sere, i iam. eee oo errae, appropriate to the | the charges were based on such questionable that | $1000 Tenn 6's, ’90.., 800 el weal Destasierwnra te Previdones: ie vessel’ | QYer 30 different patterns and sizes, from $2 to $2.500, occasion were afterwards recited or sung, and the enter- | the result is Wooked for with interest by military mea, We | 10000 do... 80% 200 It was ineured in Providence for $4800, equally divided between | Settees and chairs of all the various patterns, drapery agreeal iG ae PA decries rh gehen ie fr Santen Bonen f bg En] the Roger Wilamefand atverican omces: Colossal. life se and in mintatar®, standing and reposing, Catherine reappeared concerts 8 be cashiered, or r words, dismissed from ‘AEN, from. vans, Was aground wor—T bree different pate London Musical Society. | service. ‘Th's recommendation of the ‘court, will, no | 2000NYCon'bds,'76. 100 100 do, 40% | on he layer ena of be edge a Delaware Beye laa Doge—Bleven different patterns. repens ink spa tanta doubt, astound some of our military men. Colonel Cocks | 6000 FricRR2dmbda 88 200 do. 4954 | ‘The following table mives a of the vessels in Hiessinen shatiecte cnet bos by Histor! are thinly attended, "in addittes shaven. | has been in the military service of the State for @ period | 1000 HudRivRR 2dm 04 60Galona& Chic RR 605, | nen ouTime table NG | Wlustrated cdtaloguca sent by mal, BRED pa. et ey oe now occupying the public | %f over twenty years, and takes a high rank ase skilful | 9000 HudRivRR3dm 7434 150 Lar & Milw RR. 1 | Charleston, Savannas, Mobs; New col LY 4 (a Sad, te Woe Wane eines cee . | tactician. | He was formerly a member of the State Legis- | 1000 HarlemRRistm 923 60 Mich Cen RR. .b aa ‘ ae indonesia ene, Sa cle a yas ramen efecing important mod | 3000 Harlem aim be $8 60 do. her rival, who, living at Naples, issupported out of local | Scations in the military laws. It yet Seno 7... S pride.” iJ ” whether the Major General will approve the finding of the bey poly is 150 do, We (Athenaum) understand that the 18 of th 3000 MichBorkg fd bs . contettglaned Muswoll-hill Palace of the People have | *'¥ Grexaprens.—This company will parade to-day at Fovo fl Cen Rik bose sing lage of land to the committee of the Dra- half-past ten o’clock A. M., in full uniform, with over- 1000 Chic&RkIs! bds. d coats, for the pur] of paying the last tri respect There is a talk of a Handel commemoration to be held | to.a deceased brother solnicr, © n> at Hibute of this year at Basle, ‘The Glasgow and Dublin pay are full of the praises of Miss Arabella Goddard, who for more than a weak past bas been playing those cities. The operatic season will commence at Drury Lane theatre on the 2d of April, rated afresh, The two Graziani’s, and Mongini, the tenor, are engaged. Mr. Augustos the Princess’ theatre at the termination of Mr. Kean’s lesseeship. He has already made some important en- agements, including the favorite and clever actress, Mra. Entries Young. The Porte St. Martin business, saya the Era, will be the ment. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mathews, ‘after a successful tour through some of the principal towns in Lancashire, will reappear at the Haymarket theatre on March 14, A’new comedy, in three acts, by Mr. Stirling Coyne, is in pre- aration. We perceive that Mr. Webster has withdrawn the drama of the ‘Borgia Ring’? from his bills atthe Adelphi. It will be replaced, ‘Tartuffe,’’ An English amateur performance at the theatre at Bou- ‘Tux Dvxis.—The rage for duelling, or at least for sond- ing challenges, seems to be chronic. A difference arose the other day between twc members of a regiment in the First Division, which resulted in a challenge being sent and accepted. In a company election a gentleman who had run for the captaincy was defeated, as he alleged, through double dealing on the part of a gentleman who was, We may mention, elected Lieutenant. The would-be ain, who was the challenger, is somewhere in the vicinity of five feet in height, the Lieutenant being be- tween Bix and seven. The challenger is a prime shot, and can snuff a candle at twenty-five paces, while the Licute- bant is physically capable of throwing ‘hie opponent that distance. Friends were appointed on both sides to ar- range the preliminaries for a meeting. Tho result was that after several hours’ negotiation the bell - tien were ¢0 far mollilied that they ngreed. wo tectie thotr diffe es Over balf a do; f ol » auferencs wen of champagne, Settled ac- Fine 1x Ciuytow Sreert.—Between three and four o'clock on Saturday afternoon a fire broke out on the fourth floor of the soap and candle manufactory of Lyman Chapin, No. 94 Clinton street, The flamos spread rapidly, and before the fire was extinguished the fourth and third with the greatest success at concerts in and the theatre is to be deco- Harris commences the management of 192 do, 20 Clev & Toledo RR. 400 oe 500 do. leading feature under the new mavage- s Chic bis IRR. « BEC $18000 Cal 7's, bonds, 84 6000 Miesouri6’s 960 2000 MiCR 8pelmsfo 100 she Del&iuaCa Co on three evenings, by the comedy of © has been announced for Frid % ja igs By bo nog “Going to the Derby,’” A Kiss fa theteene floors were burned out. The damage to the stock and NY Central RR, ‘wxus 10 Boston.—The Miners’ and Merchants’ | “"We'beg toobecrte Nhat, n order to dis ingtah our por. and “Take That Girl Away.” ’ Mr. Henry Russell, who | Machinery will probably amount to $8,000; insured for Hud Riv TR, 000 Gra) have. ordered, Wisingean. Dok Tae ra pose enced | Mar areca cece THD MNT RIR oe ei ong te ue ol has quietly retired to agplendid chateau near Boulogne, | $20,000 in the following companies, viz’ :—Motropolitan, fea ae poet oe sleamers, which will cost $206,000 and’ over, to be omployed tare on sach bottle. vie prise CPA or rt eae ping his calo- Seicoo Eeinee’, san: Telit, 3.000; Weahingion, chee | en Balumore and Boston, ‘ We have sent our fa shipment, egy contnte to sone “ ie M4 on Fire.” i 0005, » $2,000; lamsburj i soll ‘al ‘our it heguntquveemina he affair | echanice’, of Brntyn, 3.00; 8 Eis ehhos fe Bauriwons ann Baaxt.—The ore Roard of Trade brands, ‘exception, — The monument about to be erected by Mr. Charles Balttm have und tion the ‘steam communica | aes. to your country. Uon between Baltmore and Beast ‘The tende. vetween. the |, CWF house in Cologne te the foundation ofall the Mumma, has been In existence near! peotary, Our cellars there are one A ger#, $2,000. Total, $20,000. ‘The building is damaged ; py janeiro, ly ® Unit Brazil—Rio J ‘nited States and the principal ports of ‘well provided with the beat Rhine. about $1,600, insured for $6,000 in the Market and two Sssssssesesse Mathewa, in Kensal Green Cemetery, to the memory of | Sout & eri oats q ity companies, names not known. The Vy, at nee; besides, red by hie abponce in Ameren yaar reee, 80 ong de | said, originated From some tallow taking fre Roos aes tone NEB 00, says Butimore paper, and of fle Aihount te | Ye own gome of the fneatvineyarde, of Jobaatisberg,adjtm of quiet and tinpretending claracter, consistite of ray get Eee rary absence of Kicimond fea Tt Bay or abe enn, aarp ot aoe end our wines to the patronage of plain slab of white marble, surrounded by a small scroll Y rteenth precinct are whole, and emy s ‘about y of vine leaves, and bearing a simple inscription, vo mark | Semerving of reall fr the cficiant manos wane ay shipping, or thrge-elanthe of the whe tonnage engaged i the JULES Ment & 00., her resting place. It is expected to be placed on ground in the course of the next two or tires woeks, gr ‘The new play at the ig Soom for Celeste, is thus noticed CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarorpay, Fob, 26—2P. M, Asns.—Salen 160 bbls. at $5 76 for pots, and $6 873 not having business at the fire, and thus allo the fire- men room to work effectively and subdue the flames be- fore they extended beyond the factory in which the fire by the Atheneum:—On Thursday week a new three-act | originated. for pearls. the Antelope, at Sierra Leone) Nov 27, lat 1030, | cham ‘after ® moat 5 1. ‘Ocean, Cornell, of handwiok. with 20 bbia biack: | Sxammtuctior, ‘wines, with other hitting Mfume Colton anew'ebaractr: S's found. | FH om Stare Ietaxe.—Last evening, about 9 o'clock, | 4 Rum he market i maderately alive, and price | Kh aes iat root remied vii, brig Panuine, | Sia trance “pernsrinueed ed on M. Lamartine’s story of “ Genevidve,” but immo. | @ fre occurred in John Colton’s grocery, nt Rocky Hollow, | " Warat has bocn purchased’ to the extent of 45,000 | bak tne Feopinscvewn, 8 rmoe but, witht Hola wp and 16 do Saree to raise ht baka Giately taken from a Parisian piece, entitted “Les Orphe- | which was confined to where it originated, mainly owt burhels, at $1 75 for white Kentucky, $1 50a $1 52’ for hah than other on recalred bere, —_ . harem . bow ape AA sate it | to the exertion ot otinad Bucket Company. The farni- | whi Western, $1 40 for red Western, and $1 20 for Mil- Bark Nimrod, Potter, oe #15 for Boston, Rent PL jen Mi “The Sister's Sacrifloes I neige.”” On | ture and stock was principally saved, $200 waukie Club. . ut ' of hile) wets ams ose ss | ee | ae eee em Wes, mae, | Es eem censure ree | Bae eee beh se! boghoe g. Perbape the firat act is the most \ntor. Brooklyn City News, Rys, Bartay and Owns are unchanged, 30008, om A ala tha prenatal ren tr ite eniniere which the Jules ‘Momm humble atop an, tempetrones ty Yolmolpny find are Siniind | _ SC:CtOR.—The wife of Mr. R. F. Huleo, residing at No, ore celes 20) Ce eacaraeinening rete. san Vigeyerdboung. "on bowen for Philadeipkia, Feb } pagne's Beld by those who are go well inated to Uy their enstomers—one of them the Jover of Genevitve— | 100 Willoughby strect, died yesterday morning trom the | qnd #18 20 a $18 80 for prime, por ble Me™ memes CAE a oh Sestes Tee Lee aot for Provence, was | 7 beg to inform the trade Ung Foaresen 8 fellaen sor yned uring which the gravity of v fe e n 1° tool n Ove ¥ a p fo sg i Lor time dhe eravity of the heroine and the levity of | etfecta of a dose of Jaudannm which she took ths evening | LAKD and BExr are vinaitored, Brig Tempeat, trom Pensacola for Buenos Ayres, Feb 12, Int Oe tn eee Wiiswey.—Falee 300 bbis. (Mine Julla St. George) are distiactly | previous, while laboring under abberation of mint, She 2746. per gallon, 29.38, Jon 78.38, Bole agent for the United Ataies, 44 Broad street, Me 5