The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1860, Page 8

TWE HUDSON RIVER A AILROAD. ACCIDENT. a Six Tat Ove Woman, Killed an ars as to the Collfale on the Part of the ef tho Road. ‘Tho eobiisivn on toe Hadeon Rive Arete an vare= .« Employes 7 Railroad, 00 Weitnae alu rnoom, appears to have reed, of . pos! Jesenege, nad nad propos cece the recait. OF Ae sea toe ain, no Ss earo been teen Dy thoes Ya goo! : pert ee would have been lost, and probably not one . zm vjored Owing to tee late hoor Ae news cf HO ot remebed tho eltg, the fall partioa dose could DY eg tained for yesterday morning's papers | geome that tho two teaime which mot with tho aoowen” rr bardly leaves one station rung Sing Sing before i is followed by way train from Sing Sipg. It appears that the express train left Albany even o'clock, and before veaehing Sing Sing had stopped twive to repair the eagine, rendered necessary by a lonk im the steam pipe, Whon adout two miles nort! of Parrytowa the traio was again ‘wropped for the purpose of making repairs to the engine. Aw soon ag the train bad stopped the conductor (Geo. | Stmmpsen) ordered one of the brakemen, named Hurtley, ‘@m she bind car, to go immediately back with the red tag signal, and warn avy approaching train. The location of Bo express train was just south of @ sharp curva, which wos etirely ebut out of view from apy train that might follow on the down track. Quite a large number of the male partengers had got out before tae accident, aud were standing looking at the exgineer, who was fixing the en sme, Thoogh the condnetor bad given prompt ergers to tho brakeman to proceed a& quick a8 peesivle up the track to warn the way train, it appears fat he could not baye averexerted himsolf, for hardly had be reached the curve when the Sing Slug train hove dm eight, The engiveer of the latter train was unaware of the approaching danger until he bad reached the curyo, ‘when be bebeld the signa), and 8 quick a8 posatblo re ‘Wersed the engine. The train was under euch headway’ Rowever, that it was found imposetbia to atop it #0 as to Prevent any accident, and in a moment almost it was mpon the express train, the engine runoing Into the last gar, splitting it directly in two, the sides both falling out warde and the passengers buried in every direction over the track. Those who were standing ov the track, on ob- serving the train approaching, and sceing the danger, at- tempted to give warning to those in the last car; bat i war importible for onc to reach the door before the col. ‘Baton took piace. Those who were injured were imme- @avely picked up by the passengers, and one of the cars eenverted into a sort of hospital for the wounded, and nll Mmmeciately conveyed to Tarrytown, with the exception of Mre. Thomas W. Fields, who was taken to the Getty ‘Boose, Yorkers. The number in the car was about twen- ty five—mort of whom were injured, but ouly about five ‘er six seriously, They wore all properly cared for at Tar- yytown. As soon as word could reach the city by tele. graph, the President of the road, Mr. Sloane, and the Sa perintendent, Mr. Smith, proceaded to the seene of the ac- ‘eldent, and used every possible means to have every care Asken of those Injured. Nothing was left undone on their rr for the comfort of the sufferers, Mr. Sloane devoting whole time to those woo were injured. The following fa list of the killed and wounded :— KILLED. ‘Mrs. Thoe, W. Fields, of Brooklyn, caused by injuries Feeeived in the groin and both legs broken, WOUNDED. Mr. D. M. Irvin, of Fulton, N. Y., had his thigh broken in two places and his right hip put out of joint, He was in charge of a physician. Mrs. D. M. Irvin, bis wife, was slightly injured about Der back. She returned home in eompaby with her hus- ‘bana the fame evening. a Skinner, of No 64 Willett street, was slightly teyred, nothing of a ecrious nature, however. ‘A Mre. Tiley, of West Troy, injured in the breast. Bebop McCloskey, of Alban y, injured about the body. Be was cared for at Tarrytown over night. Mrs Jno. Thompson, 16 Remsen sireet, Brooklyn, fhily imjnred. ‘m. J. Coey was badly injured about the left side. He was taken to Terrytown and piaced in the care of a phy- aieran. Patrick Murphy, of Newark, badly cut about the head. Three or four others were slightly injured, but they ‘were al! able to return home by the train in the evening. Most all of the above parties returned to their homes oe same evening in charge Of their {rieads, and pone are ‘hought to be fatally injared. It will be some time, owever, before two or three of them will be able to be about again. ‘The circumstance attending the death of Mra. Fields @ indeed a sad affair. Her maiden name was Anna Duttic,a danghter of James Tuttle, of Blooming Grove, @rapge county. For some time past she has been a teeoher in a public school in Brooklyn, and last week pro- ercaed to the residence of her sister, at Kingston, to make Preparations for ber wedding. Oo Wednesday morni at wr o'clock he was wedded to Mr. Thos. W. Fields, Bevoklye, ove of te mombers of the Brooklyn Board of Boveation, and trusteo of Ward school No 18. They bad eth parted with their friends but a few moments before, marwng on their wedding tour for Washington; but their ‘wsy was sood overtaken by death, and Mr. Ficlds left fmourn the terrible fate of bis bride. When Mrs Fields was picked up she appeared perfectly conscious of what bad happimed, and talked with thoso around her, Up to the time she reached the hotel she knew all that was tranapiring, but soonatter she begaa to siak, aad Ged, evil ring great pain. Her injuries uppeared to be tweipaily about the groin. Both of her legs were also und to be broken, aud she repeatedly stated to those round her that she thought she would notlive. [visa remartabie tact, thet te only female passonger killed on the road previous to this was a Mra. Blanchard, who was Billed at Poughkeepsie about four years ago, in 4 etmuar meapner, and wao bad also been a brie but a few hours, bavmg been joined in wediockthe same day. Mrs. Fiolds wea about twer ty-tix years of age, and is reported to Bave been a most amiible lady, highly educated, and Dewwved by ail who knew her. Bisbop McCiosky is at the residence of Father Hackett, at Tarrytown, cundined to his bed frow the effect of inju- nes which, though not serious, are exceedingly painful. ‘Toe Bebop was in the car next to the rear one, and, hear- ig the alaros, was in the act of springing from the plat- form when his feet were cangnt by the crashing steps, and falling forward, be was dragged somo dis- tapeo with bis bead down. His feet are badly braised, wad be complains of tnjuries to his spine and breast. He is attended by a physician. Wm. J. Coey, a packing box manufacturer, of No. 45 Marion street, New York, lies at the Revere House, at Tarrytown, iw a very critical condition. His right leg is Sraciured just below the knec, the flesh being tora trom the bone. Hit spine is also injured seriously, and it 1s feared that he has sustained sore internal injury, as he experiences great difficulty and pain in breathing. His @n and @ brother in-law ere in atendauce on him. dir. A rton, of this city, who received a severe contusion of the head, remained at Yonkers over night, where his wounds were dresaed. For a few moments the greatest state of excitement was manifested on both trains, among the parsepgers. As soon a8 the crash was heard the passengers leaped oatof abe cars, some altpost frantic with fear, acd terribly frighieved. One man, in ove of the front cars, was 89 anxious to get out, that be could not wait until those who Bad got to the door first had passed out, but lifting up the » threw Limseif feet first out oa the track. Another ‘Balf crazy individual knocked one of the lady passengers down, in bis fight from the car, injuring her about fhe arm, and when spoken to about it, he remarked that it ‘Was always best (or every one to take care of themseives: ‘such occasions I a sa er burt, The engineer and Urauas on’ the w saw it wan impossible for them event a collision hastened to save themselves, from the train, breaking one habe HA tl i : a i If “f ! i 3 H H ut E Ly 3 f i i? BE i if é g é & B A i i E z 5 § F i int ry 3 | coared, Mire Fieide, adjourned tall | obtatn thetestinony NEW ——— the prone of 8 actitent after the express, We arrived ‘uis oy about ten o'clock Be Mt Yistrday morvmg the Qhrouer at Weokers emps Node Jory. who, after Viewing Tha rematas of the de: , 3B order to those persamm who’ wore oa the train abd witneReed the accident. This ts sas to be Mr. Fields’ Reqend marriage, bis for Wile having died about two years ago in Brooklyn. ‘The Supermtentent of tha road, dered every facility to tke friense of the daceased, ao70ra) trains Deing Biarted for thelr special accommodation yos torday. FROM OUR WILLIAMSBURG REPORTER. Mis. Thomas W. Fiolce, who died on Wedneaiay ev ing ot Youkern, z oMsion on the Hudson River Rajlron? om that aternoon, wae principal of the female department of Public School No. 12, W..0. Her maiden name. was Annie H. Tatue, } om and went for bo ap. 6. jemen, who lyn Board of Education, y ening for Kingston, whero De 4 the vext Inorbing, and was 0a bis way home from Injuries i } Ma wore list evening removed band at Wilismuburg, whesoe will take place. City Intelligence. Lecrors on Germany ar ClaxToN Hait.—A lectare on t, cortainly a very compreheasive one, was de- ning, bythe Rey. E G Holtand, in the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Union, im Clinton Hall. Tho attondance was not large, and consisted chiefly rietion Us historically, geographically, nor phiio on the separate points of his lecture. He deseribed Ger man local eye wine ss, iwtervals of his discourke. He described the flae arta: erigcised the jitera:ure of Germany, embracing the pociry, the national music and dancing of eulogiums of Govthe, Weimer, Germans; and, of course, sucl rapidly passed over. continue this lecture for ftve nights. Those persons desi ermany. He gave raplt at the conclosion of’ the lecture Jast evening, will De no: tiled by advertizements in the daily papers. The exercises consisted of declamation, recitation, sig ‘then distrybated by alderman Farley aad Me. McGinaess satisfaction of a large number of visiters who euionded inconvenience experienced by the floancia! officers of the make application this winter fur a moditication of tre ex istivg laws relating to the collection of taxes. It is well ber, or until almost thé very termivation of the year. Mr. Smith, hes ton. | t occurred which deprived bim of bis of the young men and their Indy friends of the Young Tho leetnrer, with such a vast him, and apparently with ths design of eopbically, but univerrally,, of course had to be very brief Jef, cites apd towne with the accuracy of an Lich be truly has been He described the mai character and Gorman idjosyncrapier at diffrent the philosophy, and thooirgy of Germany. Mo spoke ol and other distioguished @ vast field had to be Tre Rey. E. G. Holland intends to Tous of hearing him, according to bis aunouncemest givea Promo Scnoos. Eximmox.—The annual public reception and distribution of certificates of merit of the Fifty-Lirst street Female Grammar school, took place yesterday. ing, &e , and were croditably performed. Tue priaes ware one of the Trustees of the Ninewenth ward. Both pnpis and teachers were dresed in their geyert attire, and the whole passed off in the livelicet manner and mach to the Tux Conteenion oF Tax ~-In consequence of the great city government, the Comptroller, it t¢ said, intends to known that as the law now stanis the money raised by taxanon which is neovssary for the expenses of the city government during the year, 18 not realized untii Novem- iF i ( YOUAT News from Cuba. Tho United States mail eteamsbip De Soto, Captain Bal- loch, reached this port at eight e’clock last evening, from — New Urkeane a @ Havana. She left New Orleaua January 12, was detained in the river one day dy the fog, and left Havana at tive o'clock om the a/terneon of the 16th, | Of warne news eho hae nothing to note, not haviug | exchanged siguals or ecarcely seen a sail since leaving Ha- vane Died, on board the De Soto, on Thursday, Jen. 19, at four ‘Mo, Yoho M. Bry ant, of Boston, aged “2i'yeare, of eoa- sump Toe news from Havana is not of much interest. Bosines* bas not fairly revived slugs the holtiaye. ‘The crop will be as large as last year, though more f- | vorebie weather, it ig thought, Would have eaused g mach greater incremse, ‘Tne beaith of the ber aon A ‘The Opera is very flour! favor. @ Th eontinues good. hing, and meets with public Captain General hat fairly enterot on his da- ties, and is strong for public )aprovements, In freights there has beep but little demand, and few ebsrters mace for come time bask. e Exchanges are 2 fraction lower, but not very active. Now York, 63; 0 4 premium; Bostop, 35 Wo BX do. Spain, 7 do Mhalted Sta’er gokd coln, 434 to 6. Mexican dollars, 9. Fine Arts. Anvmber of the finest peintings in the gallery of the International Art Association will be sold by auction this evening, at 6o4 Broadway. The object of the sale ts to | make room for a freeh collection of pictares by the mo- der» German mnagters, which have justarrivo? bere. The exhibition of Palmer’s “White Captive’? closes on Saturday, the 26th inst. Those whe have not ae yet seem thia remarkable work had better avail themselves of tho opportunity before itis too tate. ‘The “Home of Washington” will be removed on Moa- day vext to Washington for exhibition, A very large YORK HERALD, FRIDAY,’ JANUARY mies yt RR rete as A hin Y 20, 2060, TASIM Te hb Martwe Report. » ; last COMMBRCIAL REPORT. an one per Sao IN aa. ee si Cumost Jan 19-8 P.ak. |, TIOHLANDS Zan i suneciae’ wig Sotho the Rig er, _ embraced about 90 barrels, incleding | sa NnvY 1 Jan brtys outside the nth : 1889-60, | Astms —The sales Pe bp Saibran, crepe A wtembe si ond 232,200 | pote, a S40,, and pearls at bo, ehswre sin be ‘weether less cs . 4 198,894 | Banapercvys—Fiour: The market was some less active; { pont LAFAYETTE, for Navember . 163.813 128,293 | iyo higher grades were irregular, and common qualities | Son Franciten, paseo doen the Nemec ae he ee oe er 81,082 82.087 | state and Weatern brands were leae Dooqeat; tha salen erate at NW; weaiber cloudy. 1-16 Jensar) 31,837 31,921 | embraced ape 1,600 barrels, closing follow. Muscelianeoun, oS -_—— Dea” Spee I os ed arabia, Capt! Total coos ssee seer sane vee 65GB 45.201 | yer ue Biate ee pair etr seer ay ep vg et excess in the 43¢ months... 580 2 B40} ! rng? il) | Superfine W. 515 52% Snir Vemice, Whitman, from Liverpool for New York, be» After February it is hkely that the inerease will | mpm ly | 82 2 686 | form dat Foyal ta distress. hed reloaded balf Ber again be large and steady. The stock today im- | Fytra Genesee. 6 10 & 710 | when sbe took fire, vo date, and was destroyed. The V was roved on the announcement of the dividend, and | Mixed to straigh' 5 60 & 80 | owned in Portsmouth, NH, where she was built tn 1841, wae P Straight to good extra 60 , 55 8 7% oe > was in demand in the morning at 63 for cash, and | eos exura family and 700 800 Sesriney raied Deg eandian pa caus Fete POPE. Gi on time. Tt sold in the afternoon att, and | Hye Boor. nA | Oe te een ee eee closed 63} bid. Rock Island was also in demand, oes See oe ear Ruir Concurss, Hager, from New Orleans was tig and closed 634 bid, against 63 bid at the close yes- | caice of 300 barrela were made at $6 70a $7. Southera foto Liwerpcol 4h ines dismasted, by seamebip niosazen, terday. The earnings: for the second week of | flour was im fair demand, thoogh less active eal Bark Gaze (of New Haven), Duell. henoa for Barbados, , closing within range 4 ; January were $17,013, against $12,813 same week | TT iSeabore pri. Rye dour wea in fu demand, with | Secitag? at yucaawray' root ob Wodueniay alg hae 1859— increase, $4,200. We presume that this road | tas of 900 barrels at qctaiane, seenamenl yon nay, Wreckiug sebr Norma has been se"t to her use s\n09. “7 will be the next to resume regular dividends. Ita | fe, "Wheat sales of 1,000 Dusbels at 31 80 Tor white | mapemcuinr rosy Gomme ennai Mire ‘one, rated earuings since the crop was harvested show even Michigan; st 40 for whan eoetpery, neh chico, suring — ee bing pe QF & J Patten, Bach. . 7% » Dorn! 13 at 5 yo. K THOMAS better tham those of the Galena, The figures | © Pt Cam—Sales 0 od wiihe and fs ate eg sf ah cath i bor rie taf vo be aod fo BAO Southern. Rye was inactive, — "i shred. Mentha. 1858-9. cls four rowed Save were Toade at the raliroad depot at | BR BRIG ALEXAXDER Wise—The the September... - $89,01 7dc. Onts wore ateady, with modorate sales, at 45c, @46c., | Monteat of cargo on ee Getober., 95,647 and Canadian at 43¢. a 480, secre Cac tek De Rapin 2 Genes eee ene, Novembe 69,250 —The market was quiet but steady, with sales | Dds Gf Canin. De eto tao bee as Pa, ene Deermber, O0,216 of 106 bags Jamaica at p t, 200do. Laguayra triage at | Co, 400 bexes soap. Vatable 40 Hee aca 1-16 Januery 26,131 Qc. a 94¢e,, and prime do. at 13c, A saie of about 2,519 | Rebrieder & Co; 20) casks w’ age of Rio was made to cay by auction, and resulted sa- | Wallis & Co, 400 do, Wellin . + Total, tistactorily. The prices obtained ranged from lic. a oben Roe pga “ Net inerea 4 steetesseneseees 124,780, | 125;0., average nis 1000, A sal0 1,000 bags St, Domingo | Mott Lauypsnu; 4co crecaren U Koos stan at private sale at 11250, ¥ vefdigrea, ©oneRs.creen The iticrenee io this: in co is steady and aT TON — market was again active to-day, with < con ise pike "eal, tn ocoua wine, DO bas ecane ; Progressive, and will probably hold ont through: | sates of 5,000 baice, inciuding rome 2,400 bn oes madder, 4 cases leather, to order. Prices clesed frm at an advance of ix. . We now ‘Adams. from Elizabethport for Boston, outpthe’ summer, When spring Commences: |’ Tr atsabugupiendsat lisce. white, balee mate | tun eae tae tiikioe leans and weeid clodares pune it will be safe to look for 8 moderate in-} » trarsitemmracea New Orleans middling, with freight | cargo tetore proceeding. - crease in the passenger business of these | 9160. at 240 Warca— The steomtng poe roads, which thus far haa not increased in FE gee ote ig tlle cope Mnd number of gubsériptions have already been received for the proof engravings of the picture. Mr. Bal), the Boston eoniptor, is engaged. on a colossal statne of Washington, which is to bs placed in the Baston Common, Last night the firet artists’ reception at the Studio Build- ing in Tenth street drew @ large atiendance of connois- seurs and fasblopabics. Nimto’s Suroox.—George Christy's miostrels will give one of their best entertainments this evening, for the be- nefit of Mr. Norman Lothian, a member of the company, and a son of the leader of the first brass band organized to New York. ins. Buvsr's Reaprves.—Mre. Elien Key Blunt will rend several exce lent er lection from the works of Longfellow, Southey, Hood, Tennyson, Dickens, and other authors in the emotional school, as Citntou Hall, Astor place, this evening. The reading will be under the auspices of the Mercantile Library Asaociation. Mrs. Blunt's readings have been much admired by the best metropolitan critics, and wecan wih al! confidence recommend her to the special attention of the public. 1 Bowsry Txratks.—Mr. J. M. Ward, one of the most popular members of the dramatic corps at this theatro, tL will take a benofit this evening. Among the special a tractions of the bill is the drama from Sir Walter Scott's novel, The Heart of Mid-Lothian.”” ‘Thig leats to many unnecessary imconventences to the financial officers, white it is also the means of suidiing some six months interest on taxpayers. The caase of this trouble and confusion is the late period at which the valuation of property and the rate of taxation aro mado out. Mr. Haws proposes to bave the Inws so. amended ag to compel the completion of the valuation of*property aa Coroners’ Inquests. ‘Tue Surrosep MrxpEn sy Forty rem Sreeet—oroner year. dodge,” newly done up, bas been of late frequent!y prac- tised upon the public. Brawny fellows, looking like dre- men, with the heavy overcoat op, or the rod shirt visible, themselves a8 authorized by euch and such an engine or hore carriage company , politely lay before tham well worded petitions tor some suffering or disabled member, signed sometimes by the counterteited sigvatures of ofl}- cers of the Fire Departmont or of the particular company designated iv the petition, aad thus obtain in the course of a day's swindling, a round sum, to be spent in somo drinking saloon, at “the bar,”—tae only bar, unfor nately, before whiah they are ever arraigned’ or trivd. ‘The public should be on their guard. ANOTHER ALLEGED Cast OF MogpaR.—At @ late hour last evening the Harbor Police arrested a man named Charles C. Cooper, a corporal on the United States steamer Brovk- was afterwards placed in eo while tn his charge it ts allegea that ment of Cooper. The fatter succeeded in making his es. rounds and brought ta this city. Coroner of Richmond county. Fine ty Mosnor Srrxst.—At 7 o'clock yesterday morn. ing a Gre broke out on the second floor of dwelling bouse No. 5 Monroe street, on the premises of Daniel McNulty. It appears that Mrs. McNulty got up to make a tire, but | Ginding it was too early, she placed the candle on a chair near the bed, and lay down again; she soon fell asleep, aud was only awakened when the heat of the barning bed clothes scorched her arm. She and her husbaci made a uarrow escape from being burned to deata. Eve ry article of furniture and clothing la the room was de- stroyed—logs about $150; no insnrance., About $100 in rigan. It is dainayed about $500, insured, carly «8 the Ist of Febrnary, go that the tax books may be in the hands ot the Receiver before the Ist of April each Bocus Permowgns ror Bocvs Frreven.-—An “old present themselves to the charitably disposed, represent lyn, on an alleged charge of having caused the death of a sailor named George Rudder, in Novomber last. Itecems ‘that Rudder was punished for aome misdemeanor, and char; of Cooper, and yr treated the vpfortonate sailor in such a manner that be died a fow hours afterwards. The Coroner of Richmond county bold an inquest upon the booy of the deceased, and a verdict ‘was rendered that Rudder died through the brutal treat- cape, but was last ovening arrested at the Quarantine Ho was committed to the Firet ward station house, to await the orders of the bank notes, which was in a trunk underneath the bed, was also destroyed. The building is owned by Mr. Ker: Fm iy Doren Street. —Between ten and eleven o'clock Gamblo, owing to hig being otkereize engaged, did not hold an inquest yesterday upon the body of Mra. Scott, who is supposed to have died from tho effects of injuries atthe hands of her husband There are no very serious marks of violence upon the body of deceased, and as her health was very delicate before her death, there \s reasom tw suppose that her end may have been a natural one. The bouy at dcceased still remaias at ber late residence in Forty Sith street, and her husband ts yet ia ed awniting the-action of the Coroner's jnyeetgation, whicl will take place to-day. FATAL AccIDENTS.—James Southworth, an Englishman, lately resiaing at 282 Weat Sixteenth atreet, accidentally fel) down stairs on Wednesday night and broxe hie neck, | Railroad, 634s 3; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, dying instantly. Richard Barry, ® travelling masicians Gied on Wednesday night, from the effncta of a fall upon a | 63} 04. curbstone He was @ uative of Ireland, fitty-eight years of oge. Louis Balatein, a child three caval , fell from. the third story ‘window of house No. Sve ‘Bact Iwelfth street, killing himself tostantly, O'Keefe and Schirmer held inquests an the above cages, and verdicts of accidental deaths rendered. Brooklyn City News. RewosevRayc@ AGarxet Prorosep Laws Barone tur Lr- GsLaTURE.—Ibe Board of Supervisors, at a meeting heh! last evening, pazsed a resolution remonstrating agatost the pareage of 2 bill now before Ingislature, which pro- vides for the appointment of Gas Iasyectors for the city of Brootlyn, titir compexeation to be paid by the Board of Supervisors from the county treasury. They potest against the expense of supporting such officers, designed. exclusively for the bevelit of the city, being made a cbirge upon the general treasury of the county. Ano- thor resoiution wag also presented, directing the Clerk to prepare a remonstranee, to be forwarded to the ture, ageing the passage of a bill providing for the ap- potntment of a Commissioner to take testimony in the County Court and Court of Sessions. Both resolutions Were upanimous!y adopted. Personal Intelligence. The New York correspondent of a Charleston paper altar by a Cuban millionaire. Hon. Gearge Opdyee, republican and Aintrican candi on & Visit to Albany. saye:—In the way of gowtp,ramor has it that a fair | th niece of Mayor Wood is soon to bo led to the hymenial | The fact date for Mayor at the late charter clection in this city, ig | must do if they buy elsewhere. The Facein,be wart quarter et Ube same veeee!, and ‘oint the trunk of the same. ihe truck waa pi bende lack yellow plaak shear, the was suppraed to parte sone f about fous ora ples onthe rar War aby ‘Ibe crew of brig Pres%Z Taylor (abandoned on the from fan Ewen (6 Benton) staves at Rlcmoood ist sein Be brig Aca, which tovk them off 30th ult, a6 Oe/ore reported. Wasiemen. §)¢ from Bono)n)n Nov 14, Oroziabo, Pease, NB, oa & cruises. 16, Midas, Auston, do, fur hume. gaged at 2-160. a 782i., 10 owe cheese at 25s, 20 tone talow xt 18a. S75 therces lard at 208: 1,50 boxes bacon at 20s. To London 806 ay cheese were 2 “a oe. 200 So iy 25s., ADO 39 tierces rite at 2 Antwerg, 8, a coffee were engsged at 30s. per ton, and 200 bales coun at 3c. Frere was moderately dealtin, inclading Malaga raisins at $2 36, and layers at $2 52% Bay.—2eles of 600 bales were made for shipment at 91.06. $1 12. proportion to the freight traffic, The other Western roads were generally unchanged in price. Miinois Central was lower. The second week's earpings show an increase of $91,000. Southern guaranteed sold ata decline. The earnings for the second week of January were $28,000, against $22,800 same week Jast year. The directors are to ‘ P 8 m, Ges e Inox — Scotch pig was steely, with limited sales at $25, 7 Jaane ™ L: mivet next week, to take steps in relation to the | wince some holiens demmndet $25 y fat aate ang hye for Liverpool, Jem interest on the mortgage bonds, which, it is ‘Lum.—The sales embraced a few hundred barrels, in- ae rh, eappoeed & Belle, from jphia for Boston, hoped, will all be paid in February, Central was } Ching Poh norts, ot 760. $1 tO te. snigite turpentine | rch Nobile (of York), from NOrleane for Boston, Jan 17, om weaker today, in ponsequence of the movements | were made at 4c, 944%; Common was beid at | Nantucket Soule Sebr hexdrick Fish, from Virginia bound to Boston, Jan 19, $1 6b, aud crade tarpentine at $3 44 a $3 60. Tar was | 95 mice SE of Sancy Hook—By steamtug Huntress, in the Legislature with reference to tolls. It sold oiet and nominal. 3 down to 73{ on time, closing 74) bid. The earn- | “Ons Ynsced was Srmoly held, with Limited ealee at passa, Oi ee eee ee a cual ings for December are stated to have been = — Both whale ‘and sperm were firm, while for arcers: Ib. ship Game Go ve, Shenigtae: ;. aneactions were ec 2—In Hersey, Gilkey, frou £540,000—an increase of nearly $31,000 Hudson | “Ynovmoss = Fork ‘Tho market was firmer and the de- | Parr spain for N York to face epee mod River was hammered down to 403 on the strength | mand rather better, especially for future delivery. Calcorta, Nov 24—In port slips Wilbelmab ler tor Boston (pu back 2b}: Briard, une, ville, une; bark Algonunin, dibba for NUrieans; ant of the accident yesterday. We learn that it is not before. The trapgacuons embraced 600 bbls. including moss at $16 31 a $16 37 for old, and $17 25 for new; oft prime ikely to prove xpensive. at $11 55 a $11 62%, and do. at $18. was {3 , Dee 1—No Am vessel tu port, akels, Ms ae gic guint sid Oibsdy, os sales cf 200s oO wee, inctadiog |. GRenetan Tea ge acorn Beet eeneie tas, Oumenes nee of the read keeps up. Pacific Malt | Contry mess at $6 8 $0 25; ropacked do. at $9.4 $9 62, | briasJ Means: Wells, NYork, Wingold, ed angellne was in better demand today; it sold at 763 | and extra at $10 60.8 $11 50; prime mess was in fair do. | Avery, Wotton allele Hater ere 4 fn the morning, closing. 27 bid SI mand, with sales of 250 tleroes Chicago at $17 51, Boot | iam, MoUarty, Wilmipgion; tah, barks samund (reigns, Nok Ss, . Chosing tate | name wore steady, with sales of 160 bble. at $14 25 a $14 : } : jan. stocks were steady at last quotations; the federal loan of 1874 sold at only 3 preminm, which looks badly for the million and a quarter to be awarded on Slst. In the afternoon the business was small, but holders were firm in their views; the market closed steady -at the following quotations:— Virginia 6's, 93%; Missouri 6's, 793 a 4; Canton Company, 164 17; Cumberland Coal Company preferred, 15} a }; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 77.2%; New York Centra) Railroad, 744 a 3; Erie Railroad, 83. 9; Hndson River Railroad, 41] a3; Harlem Railroad, 9{ a $; Harlem Railroad pre- ferred, 3824 a 33; Reading Railroad, 37% a 38; 50 Cut meata were oak. snd in moderate request, with sales of 680 bbds. and teroes at 610. a 6%¢ for eboulders, and at 9c. a 9340. forbams Lard was heavy; tales of 250 bbis. were made at 19¢. a 10350. Bacon sold to the extent of 250 boxes, long middles, at 8%,c. a 5c. Gutter ond cheesé-were in,steady request, without altera- tion in quotations. Rice —fmal) sales were mate at 8%(c. a 440. SvGawa were firm, but sales were moderate, being con- fined by 8, 800 bhds. Cubs, chiefly within the raoge of Tye. a 7%. ‘niskeY,—The sales embraced about 300 bbis. at 25 isc. pe , ih be ptebbins, hoyt, a 26c. ‘dMaatani do; Bion Bradbury. Becton, « i is a ; Lith, bare Movements in Real Estate, Jan. 19. By A. J Bleecker, Sop & Co. 1 lot on ooth et., near Ist av .25x100. 1 lot adjoining, 252160, 1 lot cor. 12tat et and 16th ay, coBxU Michigan Centra) Railroad, 37 a 3; Michigan South- | 1 lot adjcining, 25x100. 4 ern dud Northern Indiana Railroad, 6 a 3; Michigan | 330.5 £9, on “ution aunt 40 Southern and N: tn Indiana Railroad, guaran- | 2Jote ‘each 265x100, $330 each seo teed, 16.0 J; Railroad, 128.8 3; Ifinois | } 1 ae 500 Centra) Railroad, 56j.57; Galena and Chicego | 1 jot cor. 6th av., 625 ies tiers auaawac tas He | Fas ie on each 25x 4 193 a 20; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, Hots rear, 42 - ‘300 pane oye ta Fats oe al Orleere; ‘oe in, aa; on, Sun bh : 16—| , from ‘The receipts for duties were large again today, | 3 (2% a.goo | Bimal, Ne a Pair Mary Groogion, 4 owing to the entrances of valuable cargoes of | 4 Sopher fly Bes $195 cach 3 by 5 es Deneve Break’ Day_ Deseo, foreign Goode, snd tig sg money | 6 hts adja act i 1509 si eaes dan oar “Hiatt, Clark, York; 90, Wig ” - <a <: eeaiaingge 2 ote om rear, on Te8th st sich 2 os, wo ixousay JuaS—are brig Chan Pron, Lowey, Piiadel- + 86,000 00 | 97 tots do, each 25x10; $196 cash Exit Fre eresneare Aa mn Saif ee icc ammaw ae | BLT ate ea “aia pane The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this | 1 jot cor , 25100 morning wore $27,576,820 98, and the balances | 4100 rear. on wiht $1,150,387 88. 8 gores adjoining, rear, $395 oach The following dividends have been declared:— | $ The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Raflrozd Company, dividend of six per cent, payable at the office in this city by Ira Bliss, on the 24th inst; the Beekman Fire Insurance Company, a semiannual dividend of five per cent, | payable Feb. 1. The Independent of to-day reports as follows ‘of the dry goods trade:— There is more appearance of Dusiness; packages are — opened and are attracting early buyers, muetly from e South. ‘There ie uo appearance of backwardness on 0 0f Southern buyers to make early is, they cannot do without goods. cheapest mart for the purchase of an ‘By EB. Ludlow & Go, 1 lot N, ride 34th st, 170 feet W, of lst ay. 1 do. 180 do. . 1 Jo. 180 do. r 6 lote W. side Jot av., 21.13; 8. 84th at, De ADAIR ONS Pert ef New York, January 19, 1860, Sortments are here, and at the cb CREARED. a last night a fre broke out ia the four svory building No 3 | Ap interesting ceremony took place in Brookl: fon jobbers, as well 8s New Orleans buyers, are on hero Hontsviie. Posi, Savannab—H 6 Crom: nard (Brem), = nigra ty 7 ie Weineniay evening lart, 9 which ox Prositeut Comonfort | MEME Presebt moment making large selections and ex- | Ehip sittin: Dursley, Ses Frances roudon Seer | nenvetter. Gaeensiownioe orders: hob Bose Rise ee | Dutch street. twas discovered by John Whitney, pri. es fort i y F) PP | of Mexico, and General Paez of eznela, tok part. 1 | B&ChDg to duplicate them by abd by. Piece rages, How Uriesne—N H Brigham. Se) Phen coke TOOK, Riogston, Ja; brig Bridgwn- yate watchman. The alarm wasgiven, and the insurance | was the baptiem of the child of Colonel Det Premeriy | COMIDE into market at increased cost, i not iucreasod | Bard F Demiug, Nikeina, Para—t L ornioy ter (Gr), Five, St Jobps, NE. patro}, under Captain Mackey, were quickly at work: they | Consul to Acapulco. General Pacz, the spears att tee Litege- h Bitush and French printed and silk goods Berk F Lom. Hoey. Garancah— Deel & Oo Nyon, Bid 17h sche Nona) Drage te a maa fot a stream of water on the fire, and succocded in put. | child, made a very joteresting speech m the Spanish oe jemand sameeren to a fair extent for the season. Brig Frederick Huse, Golocus, Antwerp--Hounoe & Hoad- GAaLVESt’ N Ja, %—Arrackrs vB ‘Bayi, Jane, Mobiles | Ung tout ‘The fire extonded up whe stairs to the upper | Jaugvege, whic was ioterpreted by Senator Rojaz of | 124 cboice Fer wes saeerg inde are har Siy i Sak varie “",, jamaica; | Slory. varaing out the rear wiyiows. Tho premises aro | Venszucla, aud in which the vonerabie General expremsod | Penathe, ma Ket price of desirable goods ts Lardy set- ig Jas Park, Park, Matanzas, WW Russell. geoupied by J. & iS Shepherd, ioelere in American | bis grauinds for the hospitable manner in whion ha hed There to rather more dag aunane ct Lge byrne Brie Icnrtal, ¥ righ. Berhad aoa biahop oo & Brother. Japan clock cases. Their damage will amount to about | been recrived in America, and expressed a hope that th . on, Gardner, Cardeas | $260 5d. | The building ts uwued by J. W. boro, | Union would never be dissoteod by the fanaticism waicn | “cht at the Pemberton Mills will dimiuih the sapply of | BNEW Mason, Gardner. Cardeane and is damaged about $300; insured. Ths origia of the | bad recently agitated the North and South, FUDeS, Ticks, deuims, and other kinds manufactured | Beir Luckocw (Br), Nictolen. Hailto fire waa trom an ltoperfect tonstrnotion of the furnads ta : : there, Ztese mills bad to supply large orders on time, | Fehr Jt 8 Jsosmion, Griadle, Galvestau—N Ht Brigham, the cellar, the heat {rom the top of the fusmace sotuing fire which now cannot be done. goods in mark-t of this | Fehr Sea Breeze, Cooms. Suvannsh. In cert 7th, sbira WB Travis, Smith, for Liverpool; Reso- to the beams. i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCI kind bave been bougbt up. Cotton heavy goods are in |” Sehr Danville, Ches'er, Richnond—C i Tote. Primer, ding, bares Norambegs, Sanodera. for NYork: G £ hn te i ERCIAL. good demand, and prices rm. Prints are active and at poet —Van Brun: & Slaght, Paieerinas, Brey; Alamo, Paterson: ‘and % Schaltz, Hower4, oLNION ON THE East RiveR—A Scnoowen Sesx—Oxe br acvancing prices. cassimeres are in growing de- | pent AU Reqres ake, Piadeipniad W sake. See ORE ae Ze; Comers. for, Barre, JO Kobe, May Drowsrn —About nine o'clock last evening, as tho Taunsvay, Jan. 19—6 P.M, | mand. Rebr 1B vers Cobbs Renshaw, Pierce ‘and Ans D Jordan Jordan, for NiorSe Schooner Caroline, of Virginia, loaded with lime, was ru- | ‘The arrival of the Anglo-Saxon at Portland, with | The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day saye:— Bene bacgh Eines Renta ho eeai— Males {ary Pour see bagenieg BO tage. Wee ’ a ys ti lens ani 4 i cid ns the re pital and — opposite Wail street, | fou; days later news, conficms the general expecta- ho dexend Ki 3 Ma ne! capital is 1 \i tess | Meamer Boston, w, Philadelphia n and Kate Fiele ea: Mtoe for 8 York: A2Da 5 aires, Robie preci gy Veg Borys re ~ om tion with regard to Napoleon’s New Year's speech. | particular a to the character a hcwi ARRIVED. hota, Thay of Une; Nad o aS wid and the laitor ingtaptiy filled, and gaok to the boom. | The Emperor has given utterance to senti 0 | Rood four months’ endorsed pay Oe aenaap. Ge Lipa reas | Perdandtor Metaase: “a for NYorks There weredwo une tt Ctaize OF Gn sohee ~ P 8 iments ach difficulty at a discount ‘T6th inst. with mdec and passengers. to Livingston, Crocheroa be r ozs, Frapkiin, Hunt, Lubec for NYork; & ST iareae at Tapcbarée OF the schooar, name! | sensible and pacific that even the English, one may | there it very Hine of seam ik 4 Reamaitp Yorktown, Parish, Noth ete houre, with | On ibe strala) CF Chove, Cran in saving himself by loging to the rudder €, the ferry | suppose, will flag in their habitual aspersion of his Peli the go ti ts ‘oe bya oe Waa eck te paaes poat, Tierson was unfortunately drowned bofore apsisi- red. “pet: rn. Weta TERE, am eaten, ance cGUM be rendered bin. Fa ooy, cp toa Tate hour | Character, and attacks upon his motives. Upon | and when the rate rules above 7% they Cromwell last night, Had not been recovered. schooner was | Commerce, the speech will preduce marked effects, } ®# Short of fret class. A considerable amount of about fifty tons burthen, and was loaded with 1.450 bush- els of lime, which was valued at $2,000 The accident is aitribited to recklersness on the part of the pilot. The ferry boat received but slight injuries, and the pilot made boat litdle effort, it is paid, to render assietance tu those o2 mer. YO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. pa as Bi pes ns beeth l ipoae he announcement in the morning Buickie of Mr. C. P. Hewlett, lste assistant ‘im tois bank, feoms to render it necessary, tm justioc to his character, to state the following facta:— Mr. Hewlett entered this institution some five years since, and worked his way up to the porition of assistant receiving teller. His transsctions with the bank and his efficiency as a clerk were entirely satisfactory. His integrity waa un- doubted, and we sincerely Inment bis untimely end RICHARD S. WILLIAMS, President. FE. R. Coormn, Cashier. Arrivals and Departures. - ARRIVALS, m New Orieans fe, Cofty, Mee LJ Bradburn, Jegon M ps0n, inne Tanae Rigo apr meer indy, HOM Brows. Der, For § trerpoo}, tn the Arabia—Mr and a Captain . dnbo Ys vain GW baylen, & Hr'alt abd rai Millard, yi Botte, Mre Car pti «3 Gosba, do: lo, Mrand Vre t to: Mrd'N Winks G lodges Botler ine? alter IP For Norfait te sveamship ev, 9 jerseDaD n) Oa earner. Yea Veet J martin ~ Neand jtre e008 Poix Mra Da i », Wise Ki Fisher, Miss Vda Lappe, D Groner—and 2% _— Unea, Preien Caries a. renee oe is the bmg he ved suddenly im this city t day. ‘ fm 18d, 8 meranae at toe canctony; ean een” tor, snd bad deen President of the New York, Albacy and Buffalo Telegraph Company. Hie ag2 waa Sfty-eeven yoars. | and will probably counteract the disturbing infla a fraction higher--954; cotton and breadagaffa steady. The cotton market has probably now felt the full effect of the large estimates of the crop of 1859; its steadiness indicates @ steadily increasing can- sumotion of the staple. The expected advance in breadstafis has been delayed by the heavy stocks on hand at the great depots of trade; by and by, 8 these stocks ran down, an upward movement May, perhaps, be expected. The London money market is quoted active, as usual at the season of New Year. Our money market is again easier to-day. The rate for call loans must now be quoted 6 a 6}, though parties are borrowing still at 7. After two o'clock to-day money was easily had at 6. At the discount houses the day is reported dull, with litue paper offering, and no increase in the supply of money. Seven {s still the minimum rate for the choicest shortacceptances. Wall street seems to have made up fts mind to its repeated disappoint- ments on the subject of the Speakership; politics Sre less talked of than they were. The failure of the metal house, to which we alluded the other day, is to-day publicly announced; it is the well koown frm of Marshall Lefferts & Brother. The liabilities are not believed to be excessive, These was, as usual, very little done to-day in foreign exchange, but the tone of the market indicates increased firmness. Bankers will proba- bly ask 1083 @ 109 to-morrow morning, and very few good commercial bills will probably be offered under 108, The stock market continues steady, and, with the exception of New York Central, seems to tend up- ward. The recent relaxation in the money market hae thrown some money into stocks; the increasing traffic on the ‘Vestern railways is likewise tempting some parties into the market. The news arrived 1e00 to-day of the decigration of a 3 per cent dividend by the Galena. The Galena directors have doubt- | Snhs PacKSSCodso lees been romewhat iniinenced by the exemple of | l,m 5S." the New York Central, and desired to. make the | 10: July dividend a sure thing. Their earnings since September would have enabled them to pay more | y00 Mich ANT ge. } ence of the Jialian imbroglio. Consols ane quoted x not the prives offered at 10.8 12 per cent, and not a little that Gear at double there ‘ a! 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