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atieaineel out the eight millions of its population! They ‘would have to combat a strong opposition at home first; and if they ever attempted such a foolish raid upon the South, the question would be not whether the South should be conquered or driven eut of the Union, but whether the Union should not be preserved in its integrity, and all the mischievous anti-slavery agitators who rant in the pulpit, in the political rostrum, or in the press, should be driven clear and clean out of its borders, to make disturbance some- where else. Pustic Oprsion on rae Excitina Torre or He Day.—We are constantly receiving com- munications from all quarters relative to the sectional agitation now disturbing the public mind, which proves that the excitement extends to all classes, and is not confined to political circles, to the press, the pulpit or to Congress, The opinions of our correspondents upon this topic are various and interesting. For example, in the pile of letters now before us, we find one writer deprecating our allusion to the fact tha: neither the Bible nor Jesus Christ condemns sla- very, while he admits that no language of Christ is to be found condemnatory of it, and confesses that the Bible declares that the seed of Ham were to be “always servants.” Another writer takes us to task for publishing the proceedings of the late negro meeting, which assailed Charles O’Conor, and for calling the partici- pants “colored people,” they being black, which is not acolor at all, but the absence thereof. Another, writing from the South, as- sures us that the people there are so disgusted and alarmed at the present agitation at the North that they are bestirring themselves in va- rious branches of manufacture, and are making up their minds to take no more “ Yankee no- tions” as soon as they can get a little ahead in manufacturing articles for their own use. An- other writer, hailing from the same section, says ‘that the abolition agitation has been the means of converting many conservative people at the South from: opinions in favor of emancipation to the conviction that slavery, so far from being a curee, is a blessing to the black man anda source ot material prosperity to the white. A paval officer asks our advice as to what position the federal army and navy should assume in case of disunion, or a war be- tween two séctions of the Union. We suppose their duty would be to obey the orders of the Presideut of the United States, their Command- er-in-Chief under the constitution. A writer from Florida, who was always “a strong Union man,” states that no idea can be formed of the Btate of public feeling in favor of secession from the Southern papers; that the determina- tion is universal, stern and firm among the people all over the South, to dissever them- selves from the Northern portion of the con- federacy, and he doubts whether the election of a Southern President im 1860 can now change that resolve. A Canadian, who says that he has resided in Canada for twenty-five years, and bag recently travelled through all the Southern States, and observed the condition of the negro ia both portions of the continent, alleges that the description of the condition of the fugitive ‘slaves in Canada which appeared inthe Heratp recently is absolutely correct in all particu- lars, notwithstanding the attempted denial of the Toronto Glove. These varied expressions of opinion demon- strate that the present agitation largely occu- Pies the minds of the people everywhere. Frenca Ciams on Perv.—We publish in an- other column to-day a correspondence between the Peruvian government and the French Mi nister of Foreign Affairs in regard to certain claims which France is pressing upon that re- public. The ‘exposition of the Peruvian Minis- ter gives. truthful exhibition of the manner in which claims are ereated and pressed by the subordinate representatives of European Pow- vers upon the weaker governments of this conti- wert; and in view of our increasing relations and lntercourse with the republics south of us, the whole subject is becoming one of great im- portance to this country. The practices and Misrepresentations of Gabriac, the French Mi- nister in Mexico; of Levraud, who held the same position in Venezuela; of Monsieur Belly in Nicaragua, and of Monsieur Iluet, the French representative ia Peru, are all of a piece, and have go small influence in continuing the poli- tical disorder and revolutions so frequently Witeeced in those countries, Orry Rarrroap Scuemes In THE LEGISLATURE.— For some days pasta host of bills to grant «barters to companies for the purpose of es- tablisuing railroads through different streets and aven.cs in this city have been presented im the Leyisleture. We hope every one of them wiit be rejected; for although it may be time thar more city railroads are needed and weuld be a convenience in certain portions of the city. we deprecate the idea of the Albany Legislature granting cHarters to any set of in- dividuals therefor, All such measures gene- rally begin and end in corruption. The fran- ehises of onr railroads, ferries and markets are the property of the city, and should be sold by the Corporation to the highest bidder at public ‘auction, and the money be appropriated to de fray the enormous expenses of the municipal goverument. We have had too much Albany legislation already. What the Legislature should do would be to pass a law giving the Corporation authority to sell the franchises of the city railroads henceforth at public auction. ’ rourbaay: is controlled by fax, and the same number of rectors, who together elect an Excutive Com- five. The old board of city directors, consisting of Cogswell, Morton and othe: dismissed J the ate then the Cogew l : juggesting that a memorial be =e to ihe Ervigeot of the ge ine Questing vernment @ og oe etwdha Ragland ant France an 0 Toe Trade, St a special meotiog, adopted a rasotution ned also invite the Roerds Ow teaie of New boy Wintel ty Jol le Le adsee NEW YORK HERAID, Expected News from Europe. Mo eigaa ot the Huurax, Jan. 27-8 P. M. NON-ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIAN. Porttanp, Jan, 23—Two A. M. No signs of the'steamship Nova Sootian, now conside- rably overdue from Liverpool, Reception ofthe Kentucky and Tennessee Legisiatures at Cincinnati. Gwawnam, Jan. 27, 1860. ‘The excursion train numbering seventeen cars, with the Legislatures of Kentucky aud Tennessee, and Ohio, and the military of Dayto , . lus.bus and Springfield, arrived at three o'clock this afternoon. The guests were received at the depot by coe fnaryeeed crowd of citizens, anda mo Sonu wae place. Tae wh yeh the lit where pha rt streets on ne of march were densely thronged. The hospital ties ot toe city were tendered kde f hs ery vod , and 8] es were made by Judge Stow, Governor Magoffia, of Ken wornor Newman, of Raid, but tue le however gtd Ferry SOND AIS eh Sa eens John Brown, Jr., refuses to obey the subpana and dofies the authorities. More Outrages bs By, Remar meng Jaa, 26, 1860. On Sur last, comin, wien two hundred and sixty lundering me, was above Matamoras p the Texans. ‘The fec: ral had returned to Brownsville, and the Rangers were at Rio Grande City. The general opinion was that a frontier war with Mexico is inevitable. Accident at Lewiston, Me. Lewiston, Jan. 27, 1860. ‘The elevator chain, in the bagging mill’ hard, broke this morning, precipitating the occupants of the oievatr » considerable distance, breaking be} arm of Mr. Rogers, crushing the ribs of a man named Collins, and severely juunring three or four others, but none, it is believed, fatally. Des th of a Cincinnatt Physician. Cincinwat, Jan. 27, 1860, Dr. Wm. Price, an old and respected citizen, died this morning. Fire in Memphis, Tenn. ¢ Mearns, Jan. 27, 1860. The Post Office, a block of six stores and the Gaiety stable, adjoining, were entirely destroyed by fire this morning. Forty-cne horses were burned with the stable. Loss 97: 000; mostly insured. Arrival of the Frigate Mississippi at Boston. Bostos, Jan. 27, 1860, OM Highland Light, United States steam [rigate Missis fippl, from the Hast ‘India and Chiua station, via Cape of Good Hope. Sailing of the Europa from Halifax. Haurax, Jaa. 27, 1860. The Europa, from Boston, arrived at 10 o'clock last night, and sailed early this morning for Liverpool. Commerce of Philadelphia. Puitapenpata, Jan. 27, 1860. of the week. Exports ++ $240,430 Imports of the week {630,000 Markets, ‘ PHELADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27, 1860. ‘Stocks: steady. Pennsylvania Stato fives, 9234: "Reading Railroad, 193;; Morris Canal, 4934 tees. Island Railroad, 1134; Pennsylvania Railroad 36%. Sight exchange on New York, par, New Ortxans, Jan. 27, 1860. Colton sales to-day 7,000 ene at llc. a 1146. for mid- dling. Sales of the week 62,000 bales. Receipts of the week 84,000 bales, against 60,000 in the correspondin; time lay, year. xports—88,500 bales. Receipts ahes ahead of last year 257,000 bales. Receipts at all Southern ports ete last year 442, at, ee 466,000 ‘Corn 80c. Coffee—Sales of week 7,000 bags at 1030. 0120. Stock in port 49,500 bags, against 9,760 last year. Freight of cotton to Liverpool 916d, Ex- change unchanged. Moss, Jan. 26, 1860. Cctton unchanged and firm: sales to-day 3,500 bales. Aree te Jan. 26, 1860. Cotton unchanged: sales to: 1,250 bales. 116 VANNAH, sa Pit aeespinc neha bales; prices ess: t quo. : gales of the ‘week 19,000 bales; in brew at: this port. 41-880 Pelee; do. et all porns 421,000 bales; stock in oe Rao, 150 Palen prt to-day Mc. city mills $5 25. : $1 28; white $1 30 a $1 orn active and higher: Bl "78c. a 75¢.; yellow 70¢. a 72c., and advance of 2c. Rye 80, Pork very firm; mess $17 60; prime $13 60. beef steady at baize. Exchanges on’ New York un- jan. 27, 1860. Fiour unchan; Wheat quiet: red Ted’ ges a $1 34. Coin quiet: sales of f 3,000 Dushels yellow at 74c. a 75c. Wohi key dull at ‘te a Ke. Crvewnatt, Jan. 27, 1860. Provisions buoyant, increased. firmness of holders checked business, transactions few. Bacon firm; holders ask 7 6-16c. a 73¢c. Mess pork scarce, except country at $17. Flour closed with an advancing tendency at $5 50a oi 65 for superfine, Whiskey lower: sales at 20}gc. Vheat firm. Corn dull. Whe Fifth Aven Hotel Passenger Ele- vator. The proprietors of the Fifth Avenue Hotel have just completed the new feature to their catablishment, and one which, from the adgitional comfort it will afford to the guests, particularly the ladies, must materially in- crease the already established popularity of their house. This feature is nothing more nor less than a ‘Passenger Elevator,” by moans of which the inmates of the house are transported to the various floors on which their rooms are located, without undergoing the exertion of mount- ing, as the case may be, several flights of atairs. This machine, which has been constructed under the imme diate eye and supervision of the inventor—Mr. Otis Tums, of Boston—although invoiving oo new principle, never: theless possesses heurocagiiowy A advantages over the elevator which is known both in this country and England for many years back. Of course, the ne upward. propelling power is steam. An engine having been erected iu the hotel at the time of its completion (as in all our large hotels) for ordinary do- mestic purposes, and for usc in case of fire, supplies the power for the elevator. An immense iron scrow, re- sembling in thickness the mast of a vessel, extending from the cellar to the topof the house, and secured at proper distances with iron girders running into the wall, revolves by eteam, and to this screw the car is attached, which, on application of the power, commences to move upwa ards atthe rate of about forty feet a minute. On arrfving at the door on which your room ia,the man in charge touches the brake, and immediately the car stops. you step out om a little gallery corresponding to the (lor and find youreelf on terra firma, and so on to the topmost (sixth) story. When the car has reached the highest point and discharged ita precious or by an ingenious Gevice the ‘engine belt is thrown off the tight wheel on to the runping one, steam ceases to be in use, and the car descends by its own gravity, the power of tho brake still remaining, should it become necessary to land passen- gers on the way down. The downward motion of the car is reguiated by hydraulic pressure and the screw principle of the vertical column, whicb, of course, prevent its descent at greater than a txed peed. Herein consists the safety of the machive, for should any untoward accident to the engine arise, when the car bad attained a certain height nothing more serious could possibly result than a loss of power to ascend. The time consumed in reaching the Upper story, including stoppages, isabout too miantes, and the distance is avout eighty feet. This should, how- ever, be considered rather a labor saving than a time saving machine, and certainly any one who 1s in the habit of daily crawling up three or four flights of stairs and bas consequently experienced the extreme lassitude with which such an unl is attended, will undoubily look at it in the former light. ‘The passenger car is hantsomely fitted up with 2 com- fortable cushioned seat running around the aloes 8 strong canopy, too, protects the top, eo as to guard against any acciaent arising to passengers from articles falling on x through the hatch (if it can be socalled) (rom the upper stories. Light is acmittded through a thick plate glass windew above. Ingress and egress are had to the car and galleries above by means of lattice doors. That of the car is automically thrown open on arriving at any of the galleries, and those on the aileries are, Iatched and unlatched in the same manner, but in neither case on the doors be opened after the car bas paseed that point. ‘This ingenious device will prevent the possivitity of chil- dren or others in the hotel falling through the batchway. On the whole this machine would seem to have iilled » vacuum long felt in our e hotels, aud the day may be not far distant when it will be seen in pretty general use, Bot only in public, but in first.class private dwellings, to which also it would seem to be perfectly adaptable. Our New Orleans Correspondence. New Orveans, Jan. 15, 1860. 4 Douglas Organ to be Established in New Orleans. A movement is on foot here to establish a Douglas organ, to advocate the claims of the Little Giant to the Charleston nomination. It is contemplated to issue the Sees Witla meat hort ma igad gor month. 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TI Need Astor ‘Hows: The Riggs Truss.—The Muitipidal Pad protests the cord and contracis the openings, This truss is water proof, durable and always cleanly. ‘Broome street, near Broadway, New York. Married. Lorp—Hoyixs.—At Brooklyn, N. Y., Wednesday, Jan. 25, by the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, D. D., Mr. Josurn Ly- MAN Lorp, Jr., to Miss Fuganert Kay Homans, daughter of the late Captain James Thwing Homans. Torwan—Fiuorr.—On Monday, Jan. 9, by the Rev. Geo. F. Goodbue, Cuantes Tonner, of the town ‘of Paterson, to ta aii youngest ae of William Eniott, of South- county, N. Y. Wicsesion.-ieasie. At Portchester, N. Y.,on Sun- day, Jan. 22, by the Rev. L. Davenport, Mr. Jony G. ‘Writstoop, Jr., of New York, to Miss Saran F. MORRELL. davghter of Robert Morrell, Exq., of Mianus, Conn. Died. Barrex.—In Williamsburg, on Wednesday, Jan. 25, , of membrane croup, ALBERT, youngest son William Mary A. Batten, aged 1 year 2 months and 15 5 ages The relatives and friends of the family, are byt invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, yn one o'clock, from their residence, 160 Grand aicam, tihameburg, without further invitation. Braspox.—On Thursday ‘evening, Jan. 26, ApramaM R. Braxpow, in the 34th year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral on Monday morning, at ten o'clock, from his late a, No. 91 Clinton place. Corpy.— At Lakeland, ialend, on ioe pd bee Jan. 23, ‘Manr, the beloved: wife of Corby aged 33.9 Furewel, fond husband, partner of my heart, The time is come that you and I must part. No Or sorrow for me jake, But our children for my sake. Carrgr.—On Wednesday, "Jan 25, after asevere iliness, Euza wife of Peter Calyer, ta the S4th year of her age. ‘The friends aud relatives of the family are peosne tp invited to attend the funeral this (Saturday) afternon, a: qne o'clock, from her Inte residence, Calyer street, be- tween Firat and Second streets, Greenpoint. Coucate.—On Friday, Jan. 21, of scarlet fever, Sepewnos Conaare, eldest con of John H. and Frances 1. Colgate, eged & years and 7 months. Hia remains will be removed to Greenwood to-day (Saturday) for interment. aatga dasa tonite on Friday, Jan. 27, from injaries received by the late accident on the Hudson River Rail- road, Wx. J. Corr, in she 65th year of his Further notice wii! Be given of the fun Dow. —At e residence, 75 Robinson etreat, “perd Jen. sie a on Sh jy eaee. are respsutfally invited to atteud the funcralywhioh will take place this (Saturen, ‘clock. r 1) afternoon, at two ry Fox.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jan. 26, after a short iMnees, SichakL Fox, aged 37 years. Hi 8, and ‘those of his brothers, Patrick and » his wife, Mary Norton, vited to attend his funeral, from the house of Thomas Wynne, No. 68 Columbia street, this (Saturday) aiter- ood, at two o'clock. Milwaukee Gnd Madison papers please copy. New Oricans and Boston papers please copy. Grumix.—In this city, ou Thursday, Jan. 26, of soariet fever, GkRTRUDE, youngest child of Dr. Thos. B. and Char- lotte Gnitiin, aged 2 yeara and 6 mouti The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral from the "resldewae of her Parents, No. 77 Kast Twelfth street, this (Saturday) afvor- oon , at two o'clock. ‘Grin, —On Friday, Jan. 27, of paralysis, Giixs Gree, ages 68 years, The friends and relatives, and those of his sons, Oliver and Thomas 5. Green, ara requested to attend the funeral at Christ church, Rye, ‘Westchester county, on Monday afternoon, at half. past ‘one o'clock. Gumoy,—On Friday, Jan. 27, Mr. Jans Guinon, after ‘Sud severe illness, at hs late residence, 2 Front Street, Brooklyn, ‘The friends and acquaintar cea of the family aro respect: ph pest ord to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at Albany papere please copy. Gross.—Si iiddeaiy, on Sunday, Jan. 22, near Ip osrea NY. Y., Tuomas Gross, in the 64th year of his ag: raises Thursday, Jan. 26, after a norore illness, aes nal of the lato Arthur N. Harrison, aged 72 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday's afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 6 Mott street, with- out further invitation Hor remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment Latuam.—At Charleston, 8. ©., os Wednesday, Jan. 18, Mr. A. M. Laruam, aged 64 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- orgy at the residence of bis son-in-law, James Douglass, 165 Monroe street, on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock. ip oir Blleabeth, N. J., on Friday, Jan. 27, Loxe Linoouy, in the 66th year of his age. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited ‘to attend the funeral on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, at No. 42 Weet Jersey street. Trains leave foot of Cort landt strect at 12 M. hey In Hes gi dy ox City, on bet ig hong 26, of croup, Cua Hugh and Mary Ann Mo- Caffary, aged 5 fi 6 months, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are r lly invited to attend the funeral, this Seater) noon, at three o’clock, at 74 Canal street, jersey City. Peamnoxe.—In this city, on Thursday, Jan. 26, Carar- RINK PAMHROKR, aged 80 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturéay) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No 324 Yeuth ave- nue, corner Thirty first street, without further notice. Rinyes —On Thursday, Jan, 26, after a short illness, Isaac Runes, in tue 80th year of his age. ‘The relatives and frien is of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son in-law, Geo. W. Alston, No. ¥04 ¥ast Fortieth street. uear Lexing: ton avenue, at twelve o'clock M., without further imvita- tien Sitxwortt —On Thursday evening, Jan. 26, Fxayx S., youngest son of George and Sarah Silceworth, The relatives aod friends of the fam‘ly; also Putnam Chapter No. 8, ©. U A.,are respectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, ou Sanday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the residence of bis parenta, No. 143 York street, Brooklyn. SrRikER —Sudden} fare respect{ully in- The friends and fally invited to atu at one o'clock, from bis late resid Tayron —On Thurgéay, Jan, 26, Mary. Hi. Taylor, aged 26 years, 10 months and 24 days. Her remains wiil be taken to Greenwood Cemetery fro her late residence, No, 133 Grand street, on Sunday aft noon, at one o'clock. Vaniay.—On Thursday, Jan. 26, of searlet fever, Saran, youngest cavghter of Jacob and Harriet Varian, aged 2 years and 3 mouths. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 8 LeRoy street. Tho friends aud rola uves of the family are respectfully invited to attend, with- out farther invitation. ‘yet —On Thursday, Jan. 26, Ecxroro, ooly ees of Edward C. and Jalia West, in the 13th year of hus agi ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 107 Lexington avenue, this (Savurday) after- noon, at balf past one o'clock, without further invitation. Werenen.—On Friday, Jan. 27, Marcarer E. ee, in the 29th ycar of her age. Her frienvs and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, at nine o'clock, from No. 152 West th street. Att Gexrt GENTLEMEN IN Sg ot AN ELEGANT AND hiopable Chapean cali on RSPAN- CHEID, manufacturer of of Genta’ Sine 118 Nagsan street. A GREAT WORK OF ARP ARRIVED. Freeexhibition for a few only, ef eine of the ACKEM: At FIRTH, POND & rr ’8 Music Store, 647 Broadway. 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DE JONGH’S LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL, prepared for medical use in Loffoden Tales. in 5 oval _ The rimerhable cures which have been effected by this cele. pale oll cay been admit. ted op sad ooaly, with Iktle or no bengGt, have: fully stabil aling pows ini ibe ther ol ara totally dntcient Yor anlo by LEO. POLD WETZLA RB, 305 Broadway and 91 Duane street, soi Agent, ana by All respectable druggists. ‘ROM THE SAN papa, GAZETT ry nutter, 1500 De. don patente epesh of me admirable and veeful for, Keeping ry use’ Print eritcil nothin wo xed a © penne ‘with them with comfort and ‘sausfaction Mitherto unataln- the above invention is patented, and hasre- taired New pice and its vicinity rch ly for bisows therefore, be ‘maade to Dr. Evin? 12 Waverly place, near Broadway. AG) ‘THE VINE GRO' the felicky to that (or obvious Mapas ean xAnrEsen Tipeeg ore Netrot sg ot Dis: Tyee tees sngR orth ltt. a SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEBT. 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G-UNITED STATES TIME INDICATOR, showing the difference of ttme between the ye cites of the United Hates, including Ran Fr Gaffforn:s ana ‘London, Hage land, with iil T-AFELETUN'S COUNTING HOURE, CALENDAR, te gether with Important Rules for Travellers in rere- a, poi falo, foledo, tledn Ghcago, Glacnnad cago, Clacinnals fadianopall St Louis, &, ‘with Maps and otber: lating to the readiest meana ge teavei to and from ali he principal clues, cities, North, South, i a ent. oe aT AND THEIR PROGRESS. —New ae my, Map of the U; id the ; Missourt and wwe of in 1888 nnd 9809, alte inl, Columbus and — Cleveland, Columbus ani Cineln» ot! 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Tt is WITHOUT EXCEPTION The cheapest hook ever published. it containe » large Rasiway Bap, representing all the railways of the country; noventy ive Local Maps, represeming tnporiant railway ofthe country; & variety of euleriaining and ‘useful reading iailer, and Is sold at the low price of TWANTY-FUVK CENTS PER COPY, Ry all the prictpad Periotical and News Agents. at all the {poeipal Book Stores, and by the bors who sal books, papers a. &c., upon the cars,” througbout the United States ‘and aniadas. De APELETOR & CO Publi ‘346 and 348 Broudwa: a MISCELLANEOUS. VERNON TAXRS—THE COLLECTOR FOR town of nat Chester, will stead at the Wear inly Tax Gflee on Mouday and Tuesday, January entrance on Klizabeth street, near Grai he Taxes tor the town, of 1859 Hack Taxes may be’ paid as above, to JORN 8. YORKE, General Collector OVEL AFFAIR.—EVERY PERSON BUYING AN ‘Overcoat will be oresented withla Vest gratis, worth at least $3 50. ‘The price varies from $12 to $18 Fant, $. Vesta, $3 60. CLARK! or one week only. William street. DROF, WoODS HAIR REATORATIV! WE, bad oesaaion to use this famous Wood's, pag afer thorvughly that where the hadr te thin it will ( beat COD LIVER JELLY, pe only cacy incurs for Cansumpticn, Asthma anda) kinds of en without nausea. QUERUS PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OT. The preaey ee ts obviated. and it does aume nay conat Jt a the beat purgalie. foe Sid’ eu.) $0 be had at tbe investor's ofoe, 138 snd at ail Ne draiga ints. NFOLD, PARKER & aay nie ‘Wholesate Agents, 15 Beekman street, ppoeerone PASTILLES, OR 'TROCHFS, I dtecases of the throat, ‘Dronchitis, hoarseness, oa! ‘4c. For sale at RUSHTON’S, corucr Droed y and Canal streets, GéOKY, CHIMNEXS CURED BY F. M. BUTLEB'S PA tent Wind Guard. Perfect successor nocharge. 66 White street, Faormterons OF STEAMBOATS, CANAL BOATS, ers, c.—Make your decks tight and bulls on and barging Treat the elght years’ experience of Jacob Shurtz, proprietor of the Franklin line of Propellers to New York, via the Delaware and Raritan canal:— Bourn Broox, New Jersey, Dee. 8, 1889.—The undersigned having thoroughly tested the ‘Bridgewater Paint for the Inst sight Jears.pronoance tthe best mineral naint now tn use for decks of vessels, for durability, elasticity aabos barat Proprietor of Franklin Line, canal, 72 Maiden lane, Rew Yor! aE eaeed tor eotng 04 Oa Broadway. WESTCHESTER COUNTY GFNERAI. TAX OF- .. corner of Elizabeth and Grand streets, New York, ia ihe subscriber. w will attend to the payment of e county will re- art of of the > 1 daly. i re ay OE deem property sold for taxes in any ate, pay taes, recording of eet WORK, General Collector, ad SOUTHERN AND RN E na Ne MGBNING “at ALL Anh Gas ‘BROS., eae rotclaen liquor nee in New York the $F 8tan Winton siroel,_ i ah AT Boa bag pore, YE THAT HAVE RHEUMATISM, SORB Snead ebook tal Di TOBIAS" mente eae ees Tre vonmtead Gab You. Pree" and 50 esc Bold by sil the druggiots. (0 THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. --USE BURNTON’S QUTOR: Reliet. Patns aud aches cannot exist when the Relielf is applied. Rheumallam, sprains, ehillaing, sore throet, dc. i surely cure. 396 Bow: DSEFOL JIN EVERY, FAMILY. PAINT, c., removed instantly, Gloves, ati de., cleaned equal to new, without inj colar or fabric, by BBG EMLAN & CO/8 Concentrated ocnis bottle. EGEMA. vo La 7 2 cons Der bot Gi, 200, il, and 786 Breet. OTE FOR PRESIDENT. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, for 1860, contains a table of the popular vote for Presieent in 1848, 1852 and 1886. Price 18 cents. HORAUE GREELEY & €O.. Tribuue office, = ore sale bi and grocery OREABE ATCHRS AND, JBWELR TLVER AND PLATED WARE, For sale by GRO, GRO. ©. ALLEN, Importer and Manufacturer, 415 Broadway, one door helow Ounal street, Formerly 11 Wall ‘ATCHES.—GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.—THS Cyles Para ap ear assortment cf Watches in the city is to be found at GC. ALLEN’S, 415 Broadway, one dosr street, Wi tel in . Watches and repaired in the best manner by the finest Londoo and German workmen. MARITIME INTELLIORNCE. CLEARED. Steamabin Batnbure (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool—J @ Dale, Steamsbip De Soto, Bulioch, Havana and New Orteane— Livingston, Crocheron & Co. Sbip Am Eagle, Unverly. Loodon—Morgan & Wiley. Sbip Pacific, Hall, New Orleans—Wm Neison & Son. Ship Ocenn ‘Belle, Kelleran, New Orleans—N H Brighara, Bark Magenta, Hopkins. Moblie—N H Brigham. Brig St Mary, Johnson, St Pierre—Vatable & Rivetra, Brig Truxilio, Mulligan, Bermuda—*mith Jones & Co. Brig Lilian, Swazey, Savannah—It P Buck & Co. Sehr Cerito, Crowell, Jacmel—BA Berk. Schr Hiawatha, Evans, St: John— Middleton & Co. gebr F Slade, Bayles Charleston—D © Murray. Rohr H W Godfrey, Weeks Charleston—C H Piersoo, . Schr H Cole, Hazelton. Georgetown—Van Brunt & Slaght, Sehr M Platt, Smith, Newberp. NC— JL Davis. Sehr Haxall,” Winters, Richmoud—O H Behe Lane iar, Weod, Norfolk Sturges Clearman & ir Kingfisher, Clovell. Baitinore—Merrill & Tapbote Behr 8 F Follidny, Seaman. Phitsdelobla—Jen Hand. Egbr Arian, Dart, New Haven—Master, Steamer Kennebec, Hand. I’hi!adelphia. ARRIVED. Steamship Karnak (Br), Brownless. Havana Jan 19, and Nassau, NP. 224. with mdse and passengers. to i Ounard. Binh tnwt, at 3:20 PM, in the Guilt of Floris, iat 2¢57 N, Jon 60 30 W, pi ‘Thompeon, Blake. from Mobile for Liverpool: also, si Dip Reval Vieworin: bound N, having strong NRE =e wore h nea running. leammanyy James A: Bredord. i Adams. . with mdse and 2h eat, 3 +4 Titeston & Co. ise 20, 63 6 cachanged nena with steamablp Nashy! ‘amp’ Potomae. Watson, Norfolk, win mdse, to HB uinship orm elt & Co. eat Logo Vernon, Smith, Baltimore, with mdse, to aut ge z H H i s, z he i aie i iW vt im ize EF 1 mfchr James Jones, Joues, Chartesion, 5 daze, with oxion, te ™bobr Francis Burrlt, Salyer, Nowbétu, ¢ daya Baluimore, 4 dave. Sebr Raghel Jane, Kenon, Sebr HL Orcutt, Fowsrs, vay aca isdaye. Steamer Kennebec, Hand bleamer W estcheater, vats The sehr Filas Wright, Rogers, from Roektand, is at anchor at Biker's Lnand, SAILED. Steams De Soto, Hi 8 and New Orleana: bark Plixty, Mobile: irate Gen Kaley, St Marks; Renily Plaber, Oloufuegon, ‘niso, stenwebip Thos Swann, Baltimore, ‘Wind during the day NNW. , h Marine Report. FORT 1Araten i Jan m1, conan He inward bound ves eels in wight ind NW; weather clear. SANDY tone, Jan 27, sunset—No fowant bound vessels sight. Wind NW; wi clear, Miscellamcous. SteAmsuiy James ADGER—A meeting of the passengers wae held ou board the steamship James A¢ger, which arrived you terday from Charleston, at which a num hold of resolutions were unantmoualy passed highly complimentary to Oapt Bicherd Adams, ber commander, and also to her obliging purser, 8 Hi. Bergh, Esq, as well as to her other officers. Purser &. N. Bergh, of steamship Ji \dger, toa hts furalaed ta wih fll Glew afc pepery for Which BO Banx Youno Amrnica, Collins, from New Orleans bound te New York, betore reporied collision, had carried avay sibse! rigging at ‘been tn collision. Brig A K Deauina, before reported log. was blown ashore hag! (sor suir) ‘Axcure, Lewis, which sailed from New 21st inst for Boston, returned 25th, in distress, hat during a beavy hn Cru: Cardenas, om the Se ah and iy lost. “About twortnirds of the cargo will be Scar Sra Fowt. Davis, from Providense the Mew ¥ York, was ashore morning Ch ‘26th on Ley as mouth of Warren aise Msiens of bark Gleaner, cplontanwiss valued st $09.00, tery cop Aga ‘Whalemen. Nhe one crue, by ee 28 1. on 8 cruise, wreate pid {rom St Helena Deo 18, bark Benj Franklin, Brows, of iver, on & Arr at Hovolulu Nov 16, bark Ni NLondoa, hoa sea 260 Bad wh 7000 Poteet RAT | 10,000 borie—100 a Std sige ‘At Panama 7th fost, eohr , Geodnow, from Tem- beg, $ moa out wh Bb ot for At Cape Verd Tanda Mov 1 bark Congares, Swift, NB, all well, At do Nov 27, bark Nauti all AN eter om Mr Lapham, eet NB reports her at Honolulu Nov 19 with 900 bbis so, 1800 all told—to wuil on the Line, and if successful would be atoms the ensuing ‘suminer, {f nol would go North waother “XK lelier from 34 officer, of bark Peru, of Nant, reports her at sea Dec 7, lat 5 N, lon 25 W, all well, ‘Had not seen 0 op whale singe leaving home. Ship Le\i Starbuck, Capt Jernegan, of New Bedford, at He- nolulu. crnised in the Ochotak May 'I1, in a sudden’ squall, carried away the foretopmast and main! itmast, ing the yar4y and broke the head of the foremast and top- sails, topeaiinnt ails and the topgaliant staysall; lost the bow boat and reorived some other damn alg letter from Capt Tobey, of ahip Oregon, at Hlin Nov 30 from Cebocie: with SOD olt'and S600 lw bone this season—would sail in a few days to eruise. A ietter from Capt Grinnell, of bark Arab, of Fairhaves, re ports her at Lahaina Nov 30, to sail next day to cruise on the Mine for sperm whales. Heard from, no lat, 4c, in Bor, hee Spow, NB," 1300 ap, aud was beard from afierwards, with another large sperm 8 July 16, 00 Norfolk Island, Shaperdess, Watrows, Mystic; nothing further. peo i, 1, let 158, lon 773g W, J A Parker, Swain, NB, 600 ap peor Slat 2, lon 87 W, Edward, Stinion, NB, 850 sperma, mn Jan 9, iat 22 34 N, jon 10941 W. was seen Crosby, NB, boiling a sperm whale, eae ee mee 35 off River Pate, ship Peru, bonnd South ona crale all Spoken, &. Ship Thateber Macon Bi oe from Boston for San Fraa- cinco, Nov 19. lat 64 90 8. ie Ship Spur the Times. from Liverpool for, Bowbay, ——= peter) no lat se (by brig Geo Stockham, at Wilmington, from jew port Rark Vise. Sey from NYork for Algoa Bay, CGH, Dee 4, Int 4 52.N. lon 32 W Brig Helen, of Havre, aed masts and steering fer Faval Jan & Yat 27 40, lon Schr RB Sumner, from Gharteston for West Indies, Jaa 16, Jat 29 40, lon 73 14. Fore! Ports. Burxos Ayres, Nov 27—Arr bark Lf nag Brim New York via Montevideo; 28th, brig Galveston, Jacksonville via do. Cavcerra, Nov %—Cld Lion, Canpewa. Jan W—Arr bark All Cooper, ibion Lineoin, Innd: brign Gp ova, Gitoatrick; do: Fanale'Q rig 8 man. NYork: 12th, Fodecns. Boston; Portland; 18th, a fel "i Smith." do; Dunkirk, Grifin, NOrleans. eNruRcos, Jan 10— Arr h, barks Eventide, Drat., Jan 6—14 B F Shaw, MoCann, Rio Janeiro; Plymout: Rock, Hammond, New York. Havre, Jan S—Arr C- Davenport (not Charles Danferti@, Kelly, New Orleans. io. Dec 5—-In port ship Radugs, Burdgtt, for New Bedford Jan 16—Arr echr Win K Atwater, Allen, Pease: ron bog kB zee, Ba Bulloch, NYort: bark Mary @ "ia isth's 16th bark fiatabee’ Ryder ( Matanzas; 18th, bark BC Churchill, Capan, Carderass brig ena Gard- ner or od iors igi, Satamaas'ebe ug et et aces Me Evi Eiraiger Se Soom Saale Davy Tagua. J seed, yrtanen from meee el Riebara W at, To IVER POO! Ibert. oe ond, Ob, Noemie, ‘ithsdvn Chas eaiaey ie ey oe Maver Dee 2 Arr Mary Morton. Davicon, N York. Mowreriexo, Nov 22—Arr brig Rew, Bra, Walker, NYork (and preceeded to Buenos 2a, bark P Pendleton, Stimpeon, do Jor orders (and Ai ee oy for Buezos A; iddlesex. Crek,, Perpagainen 26th, Ayre:). St orria, for Baltimore, or tape Bape cod Hope, li muloe: barks ‘nae brig ae Cornwall, ler, Havany ‘Coombe, lath, seb N B Worden, Brig Drigbian, Ravana ‘Naseav, NP, Jan 16—Arr sehr Rhoda, Knowles, Key West. 4, Jo, ship Leh Lamar, Lampher, Havre; 20th, scbr Oriem- tal, Hoyt. Key Er Hates. Deo 14—In port barks Gallego, Washbnrn. frogs London, wig: Jnstige Story, Suekney, for Cape ‘ood ready, Sid Usth, abtp Florida, Whitmore (from Calcutta), 9 Jaco, Jan 8—Arr bark Ardennes, Baboock, NYork; 9th, brig Retsey Ames, Partiett, Savannah. fr Jour. NB, Jan 20—Atr brig Margaret, Kay. Paltimore. Trixivad, Jan 9—Arr bark Casco, McBean, NYory. american Ports ALEXANDRIA, Jan 25—Bid sehr Tunis Bodine, Maxwell, BOSTON, Jen 26—Arr ship, Asterion. Show, Manila: beige Cecilia (Br), Kavanagh, Bt Jobs, NB, for NYork, put ip for a herbor; Mary Farrow. ‘Elwell. Calais for NYork. put in for = harbor. Below, brig Celli, from Calais for NYork. In the Ray, sbip Fiorkia, from: Oaloatts Cla ship Ob io, Hostiog, k Deney, Averill, Clenfuero, Trindelon, Wiatanean, sebea Hatinah ney. Garwood. Jacksonville; Rugene. Tawra, Georgewwa, 30, via A Ei, cen NW to NNW, scamer Phineas Sprague: Rineven, Faisto, Leland: tries on faring, M Capear Tiie-Arr (hy tel) ship Florida, Whiten, Caloutia, baste ti—Arr (by tel) ship : Avola, Kendrick, Char Baker. steamer Fhiladelphin. Below bark Anantmo ee BALTIMORE. Jen Arr tarts York: George & Beary, Trower, Henela, Borioes Old hark Warren, Beoibal “\CHARLESTON, Jan 4—Art ships Mary, man, apd Adirondack. Taylor, Li (thank Heston Sicekbote an Lari Bi "Bering. (Dan). Henson. im; Yankee tchre Familta. (Dan) ‘Troepeegeard, Lands Wein ait: George and Burrows ©, Clark, Rabe. Premen: Norw brig Flora, Steen, beri torah cheat Chsan, River Pist rk Sarnh Sheng, r Pint cphnnd Ale , a 2A ochre Addie E na worth, and A rye “athe , ab 24-—hrr bark St ‘Thomas ‘On Bi game Michelee > orks Bede MOBILE, Jn : Cuba: bri mare y Holtvart Herero: = Trig Mes faa rey a oan, Gray, aati hap, Gray i em amarket: John Den- Sd Br ship Wasp, ship Belle Wood, NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2—Returned bark California, Weat, for Bristol Wi Teported tn dlatrens. Cid peror Nichols, kantander: Grace Rows, and Jordan, Liverpool; barks @ W Hall, er. Lewin, Boston; Frnesto (Sard), J Genoa; brige An- gelina (Swed), Luna, Marseilles; Nautilus (Lubec), plowed to sen 19th, ships Robt I, Lane, Pequot, Carlyle, and Arr (by tel) ships Moses Taylor, from Liverpool; Calen~ dar, fom Bordeaux; Dra sig Oats ai renern Qeaems from London: anon, frees Leghors NORFOLK. peng ed ashore rear 75, Adelle, Kelley, New York; Al bert Jamison. Jamieon, do; A L Hardy, do. NEW HED jan’ 26—Arr schr Monitor, Fueen for BYcrk: pL George W Baldwin, ‘rovinertow' CREW BUREPORT, Jan 358M echr H D Grindle, Smith, NEW?ORT. Jan. 26.9.4 M—In port brig Babeo, Browne from Cherryfield, for NYork; sehrs Geo M fe fin te BG Desion, Geld fieco, wo | + he York, Ava (Br), Aderson. pity York; Jape, Wi from NYork for farcars: ire Besion fer heaaodsee, Tigers Beat, from Buco T. Ei Breve. fiutee, from do for fork; —_ bein for ree sloop Bi CRiW BaTEN, Son Are scbrw ‘MM Ross, Bioodgood, NEW LONDON, Jen %¢—Are sob Mary Jobusoe, Huchin- PHILADELPHIA. Jan NYork: Fr bark Bete sees Joul Cy hog York, Bogga, Boston; notre; sehr Fre Newwn, Emersos, PORLLAND, Jan Sper bark sip Forge Bk ton; brig Carolina. Beat, ship Koersuth, Geoding, Havana’ brig Abby Cardenas. eee Rees Hon Figahaesat Oa bein tenets ope td MOND, Jon 9818 Arabian, Cammell, Charles: oo Arr bart Hinck Co A Aden, Allen, -NYork.